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Show OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN IN PARTY THE STATE OF UTAH. "8 Che JInter-Mountain Republican =. ALWAYS BOOSTING SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER GOV. CHAMBERLAIN MOTHER CUTS OFF FOR PRESIDENT CHILDREN'S HEADS Oregon Man Chosen by Accla- Crime mation as Head of Irriga- of Ohio Farmer's mentioned Belief. its if RACE TELLS NEIGHBORS OF DEED they ing Place for Fifteenth Congress Jamestown National ayes + + + selecting Sacramento place for holding the ek cting and congress, lowing ticket: + @. Irrigation Cons sine die today att +/ mer +|/two r as the fifteenth folthe , 4) two with ping a +: 4| Tha Wica President, Reno George Ida., Sept ; ‘us Gwinn, chairman of cornmittee, presided the this executhve!\ morning when the closing session of the four. Ne ona ‘rizgath "Oo Press Cee "Irrigation iN ational teentn to order. called was West" the in Building "Barly Home paper first .by vice "Wel [ got L,''W. | carving man_had president! jye, A. Kuppenburg, a delegate from] Fennsylvania, -and a member of the) state board of Agriculture of his state, spoke in praise of what he "had seen) in the irrigated. states of the W oat} and declared that henceforth he weu aid for the aaron | Bowed, ‘befo usar again oO meat urged that the the irrigated her and a of " rey malicious She was sip- tea when she cas- city, the Stars proper care hoisted rid of he off the garment, the cloth "with had dried the > » government article its roof published brought g charges white and stars released the below banner, so the back red that with a puildiue Number it flew free of jyublished published Tribune brought against o > "sSday on Wednesday of be of mni morning as his defense Investigations conducted against for Inspector him: S. three special the the Large balan of ed Wrecked 2? His PF . postorae : should the insult oe resign for he ae ne d the ae "record untr anne ‘wiling that canta I 1 be inn sho ae has disgraced, and that at the As- All Philadelphia. the one a convene of in the cases Special of will United ad William legal States been the F. North employes how pany the he says, in of to A. those W. looted today promoter, and of the put into will Estate can hearing N. 8, bank, show Trust be said motion. preliminary the jury the which Real was to the Colthe why comhave Incidentally which result- ed in the trio being held for the grand ury demonstrated to the world at large that Frank Hipple, president of the teal Mstate Trust company, who committed suicide when he saw that he eould no longer continue looting the institution, was but a common thief. Leading chureh member that he was, so strict in his observance of religious sages that he would not patronize a attent car nor read a newspaper on the first day of the week, he stole millions, but always in a commonplace manner, There was nothing sensational in his methods. Hipple simply took bona fide securities deposited by men of recognized worth in the financial world and transferred them, so the testimony brought out today would made Gkto Segal. Wate very) Weer ene coe in were the 6.-With grand Segal, machinery and on Sept. the Adolf lingwood, Seeretary jury for of and the inspectors the grand holding been by government direction result have iene eet a ‘ : . z Pee as aa mort real estate company gold inhi mine, Whenever he wanted money in any sum all he had to do ae to step into The first investigations of the grand|the bank, put up a neh os securljury will be a the case where it js] ties, to have Hipple ign i. we draw checks against nthe amount alleged A. W. Cook of Brookville, Pa., north Cook. has obteined title pane int once to about} h placed a to his credit on m the ground, B. S. White, who dur-|today indicates has permeated ink the alleged treineastions yn ntain- fairs of the . Estate > Ranch Foreman. Sheridan, Wyo., Sept. | "the | 6.-Miss t oft on Edna sign thots the the usual copy £. Weitnesaary us he had ever paper carried he and and wished reporter did man for to come such the ‘ facts, him-a re sorted to upon order He to the his not paper scen reporter asked ng from cume he that statement set bad ar finished, man's ed an tained Mr, to right Postmaster Thomas. and refers to wrote The a published and Republican is which statement wholly untrue, and Ferguson Republican has of not which the the so statement forgery prepared by the Tribune and published by and iin Rte publics in of an of presented the following statem«e how » Stars ‘oni | IN THE SAFE | Congressman Loeogworth Bay's LG COLUMN Does Not with land the office title "act 8 ony? "aeres each . fees po arts the for to be. trans-| ah Segal Le pay obtained ferred to the party furnishing the m a> Fenn it is sald, received from $75 to $150 each for the use of their names In every such case the persons lending their names committed perjury under the law and, if the facts are proved against them, they are Mable to indictment. The United States attorney says that very cely a considerable number of people in Washingcalled upon to give accounts of their transactions. It has been reported that Immediately after Mr. O'Fallon began his investigation B. S. "White closed his office in Meadows and. left the state. His present whereabouts is unknown Mass of Evidence. t with the = sa Collingwood. vere treasurer respect ared ing of ely, and did make Stripes to the correction sanctify a us He. |™TRUST - COMPANY BROKEN Pear! ‘Little Son of nian Hole. ley Badly Hurt in Tri- North's List > GEORG Pre siden E E. CHAMBERLAIN L Irrigation Congress. places between thie knee and the iv treasu attorney de-- agents to the lootHipple and Segal. Confession. "T have North' s confession made to Receiver Barle," declared Mr. | Bell, "that all ane he knew of the methods of Hipple and Segal, b raised a hand, comptacently aioe the depositors year after to robbed. Why at times North and Cite lingwood contributed checks for as much as $250,000, signed». by themselves to aid the looting. ‘They honored overdrafts by Segal without com-plaining, and when the bank was forced to close its doors Sega secured by Hipple's aid, $5,500,000. Segal's due bills were carried by the bank as cash and North swore to them as such. Half a dozen witnesses were examined before the service ended, they being F. Wharton Hipple, son of the sulcide president; Robert H. Griskey, head teller of the trust company; Reecelver Earle; Edgar Featherstone, paying teller of the defunct institution; Joseph Esherick, Jr.,. general bookkeeper, and other officials all of whom agreed to the fact that. Hipple permitted Segal to overdraw his: account and that the president manipulated the securities of the company. IS BROKE stale two aimee iy of Thefts, The complete list of the sums advanced to Segal by the Real. Estate Trust company, as shown by the testimony of these witnesses, were Knickerbocker Contracting company, $1.160,000; Champion Construction comrb r of counties. pany, $2,112,300; Commercial Conia racting company, $815,000; Adolph Segal, personal, $487,600; [ E. Whiteside, Segal's secretary, $390,000; Joseph <A Baker, $77,000; J Wood, S y Jr.. $17,400; Joseph R Wainwright, Bryan Celebration at ot. Louis Will be $25 EO. O00 All of the above loans were negotiated, according to the evidence, Hleld Without Governor. |} by Segal in person As collateral he Jefferson City, Mo., Sept 6.-Govpresented American-Swedish Crucible ¢ émnor Folk will not attend the Bryan en company 5 per cent first mortee reception at St. Louisj Sept. 11. gnge bonds to the value of $3,125,000 BO OURRAEE. wa mace it the >| Mc Taaolit in Sugar Refining company ecutly mansion today with no on rall lfirst mortgage bonds, $965,000, Standjor Shanta The governor is sare ird Iron Manufacturing and Furnace published feonfined to hi room and no one ‘| compans first mortgage bonds, $345,slowed to see him outside of his anes js} 000; first sages ou real estate in { family immediate and "| South Altoona, $235,000; Champion siclans >} govthe written has» Bryan that lenid j Iron and Separating company hi vwside Jay to him urging SoG cent bonds, $770,000, and also 160,000 with lot his cast and prejudice hares of that company's capital Y) part makW hole a as: Democrats 2| Missourt stock; Pe end ania. Sugar Refining a Ete and afmeeting Louis St. the ling company 5 per cent bonds, $2 25, 900; Gell lee Mé anuf: ut turing company 5 per | fain t refuses ecretary governor bonds, $840,000, and. a million The | eent | dollars' worth of 56 per cent first mortsuch of receipt the deny ay nr of Senato Friends from Bryan gage bonds of the Majestic Apartment letter ae who are engineering the | Erousc corporation The value of all meeting and who took no part this collateral is extremely problemreception to Mr it Hie home-coming Govthat ussert York New is reported tonight that the disin It Bryan Tolk's actio 1 using to} case" the presenting in attorney = ct "Loule is q | trict( ES Folk meet the Nebraskan rainst the three held for the grand shrewd move on the part jury today will also endeavor to e defunct t i c ) aan the of directors: leading two will hope he which sentiment ite ‘ yesult in his nomination for | « ompany indicted at the same time. sresidenecy in the event that the Bryan{ President ri »le's. plaintive - cry to destruction on the rocks boom gor from his grave, "Segal got all," rallroat is} of ownership roused the de positors to a high piteh public the af declaration of indignation Lawyers representing many hundreds of them are taking an the investigation of the affairs of the trust company and facts are coming to light almost hourly ,revealing new forms of duplicity on the pe PACTORY ANNEX part of the men entrusted with the | + COLLAPSES. depositors' money and the trust funds -\+ -of large and small estates. . InvestigaElvria, Ohie, Sept. 4 Thei+ tion shows that the looting of the trust ManuGarford of the collapse + paid will eost the Presbyterians 1+ facturing company's annex here $100,000, and the leaders of today resulted in the death of that falth are congratulating themacha-|, three foreigners, the fatal inselves that President Hipple chose an |+ jury of another, and the serjous opportune time for committing suiinjury of five. |S sa (Continued on page two.) Sl geneesaeetett tates in the co "The t were passive the bank by Y FOLK WILL NOT BE THERE VV « j contemptible, {i "Phe grand jury investigations, which will begin aS soon as it can be impaneled after reporting Monday," said Attorney Ruick, "will take in wide rangé The grand jury will not adjourn until it has investigated all the evidence gathered by [nspector O'Fallon, and there is a mass of it le very witnesss supposed to know any| thing ibout any of the transactions alto have been fraudulent will be ‘alled upon to testify. The grand jury Ren not contine itself to Pen ithe Washington county case It | possib le that Umber transactions of ¢ seemingly shady nature In other localilles in southern Idaho will be ined While not stated officially it b& renspector O ‘Fallon has ported that evidence that seme timber frauds of like character and on fully as large a scale have been committed in a num- nt WenDy employe office lutle to at and land, the employe, office, it Ferguson Thomas. faithful Tribune in called a the believing it, exact Postmaster the to When purposes. reading get from before g Tribune eR not did, only not a ter ‘or the Poulted statement, ' The ovelock Ferguson NOK of Company --_-_-_-- how Elected THIEF Investigation Trust tound District court in this elty for the purpose of investigating a mass of evidence said to have been. collected against a considerable number of people In land frauds, Inspector O'Fallon says that he has unearthed some big land fraud transactions {n southern Idaho and particularly in Washington county, and about a hundred witnesses have been pulpoeniied to testify before the grand jury Mr. O'Fallon is the ie hector who gathered the evidence in the alleged land fraud. cases of northern Idaho a year ago, which evidence resulted in indictments being issued against Kettenbach, Kester, Dwyer and - six or eight others, whose trials were to have been held in Moscow at spring term of court, but which were defamation GOVER COMMON in Philadelphia, weeks O'Fallon, Interior, Case ecust A Disclosures Col- Persons. which many F. under similar, The Have Against : s is mdatiani! . a frauad Wists he Shooting the two) Tevidence to Republican Special Service. Bolse, Ida., Sept. 6-As The 9 ee page CALLED HIPPLE Is Said stripes by to this office, and the showed looked was and which blade. arid "10 WITNESSES O'Fallon lected : hildren knife, washed clean, the seat of the chair, MANY Inspector Monday argu as oT on this 4 IrIrvine, daughter of State Treasurer picid Meat to 0 the shorinisy Govetaors and. who had been called chair, sugwas placed on trial today in the gested that the speaker confine his}|vine, she whether decide to court gistrict its so-called} an tah oot remarks to irrigation and Mee ache Tee Sa this} that insisted Gould Mr subjects. , oe ec: eee Ed from inseparable was issue of tariff foreman Knighton, H. ing George beets of sugar growing ranen s company Cattle {Leiter the motive Irvine's Mis Clearmont near atts: pera not has man fort ranch the in shooting re-) credenth Is on col committee been. The had There lope de et dele25 1 of attendance an ported rership o% the. over friction siderable states thirty the of» representing gates, interests the 1 uneh, this of orpermanent on committee Colonel The of e t ind. company -Leliter | ‘election the recommended, ting concenil pranization Omaha Pratt.ot J.-H.. the: to diveet officers following has the he of Says Irvine Mis tbh sider con-) annual fifteenth the of annoy- | affairs to considerabl eted ut | been y from ress was father her while of}ance Chariberlain -George . President that Kniehton and declared ranch the vexation | het Oregon of cause chief the Henry | was. president-John vice First. worr' and -Cits ake Salt shooting occurred en the da The MaxB. H. ertoliei ak the Tae open and wert barn doors the Nevada the Reno, son, inding granary to the s gotl Wiephor president-Georgt vice finding the : Third after house to the returned Texa sulting Barstow, sore made ind opel hicag@tdooa Andersor Dp. H. he st Secretar) al oan Irvine Mi to thé?remarks for 1 ea eae Harri the ou Fisher whipped ris :; The all protes®) 1 a enter d on delegation, wie irre Utah ua ty, 1 ne 1 el vo reANe Anaeri I i 1 ) of looplan aE OES failed to ox: irst cartridge rr fac made that been had nt? statement i bullet soThe sé cond. und plode | Chicagze of Was editor eh b Anderson wi Mr H bod nal oO th i free been has ‘ that im publication physician hel 1 t this recla-}to Government hi the of ines Br criticism hi on orking li beet ns t ful was and service, pro' mation it'may and the Join, d + hot r= the .o% purposes the with harmony fata | announced has father Irvine's' {i ong the presented rigratie ron aelewation Cun v8 i? en to the he stat 1 by i fot Boise of Harris L e af Fred at of he mame i dauugnoter the -the of thy. symp the A but 2 ‘ee i I secretary, he chares fa e tl h t a sal to we eeemed ess cong d in delivered tariff sugar. bect. ratsérs states should | not (Continus Duilding of cuiiiieadaenetaeaiiae 1° Miss Edna fae on et ‘fo * the Perguson, = There was no doubt ot the woman's insanity. A few weeks ago she was the Toledo state hosfrom discharged pital for the insane forced ive closey - cor petition. seit | the cheap labor of the islands. An Idaho delegate pr otested agains ~ the time of the congress being giver | tariff ig a on the to over an of sipped jn Boeri reclamation of Colorado onvention federal ' ment Jands. of all possible the font about?" her over wateh kept men Three j nile the other ran to the Knippen | farm { found the bodies | side by side on the kitchen floor The mpther had straightened out } . heads placed a little ‘skirts and | the skirt a Wwe Nearby table. the lon wothe wher floor, the to dropped of the congress and one of the pioneer) beside it was Mormons of Utah and Idaho. | Mrs; Knippen be un-advocate of +eeteeetteteerttrt Bes {#).a. Ogden, janitor > > of below per- c= described: present be country the We is-should its policy - wis Shurtliff , with far- and A8Ked what she meant, she replied: + 6.~Montle - B. B. Henry Mrs always slander : 6.- off." heads their I just cut "Oh, + screaming rushed women two The + + | rem the house and when several janen entered, M1 Knippen, just putyee down the empty cup, asked 4+ 4444442454544 Vhat on earth is all this excite- Boise, newspaper was c tn + be Sept. " : of Texas Barstow, W. of Ande vson, H 'D Secretary Chic 10. ot -* = E : A+++ a aS of as its habit ete Maxon, his harm 7 prosperous women cupful +| Ually remarked a of to when sawed theit heads completely off. Mi Knippen went to the house of in conversaengaged and *_™ ighbor | + . Second Vice President, H. B. + ++. John power unvebuked Ferguson near here today Be ave children-a boy 3 irs old +/Uon - morning flag with campaign case. Murder. knife, a the Asylum, Ohio, of Monday this Sa : + i. Lake Salt of Commits Last Dis- #]5 ¢ Coan 2 0 . t y +} a elcl the 38 tots ee Th and m after tec heroe knee, on took + 4|° utting their throats, deliberately John President, Vice Smith, +.Henry + City Lately Insane Grove, carving a + lwith +] Knippen, wife President-Governor George Ghamberiain, pf, Oregon First +, Columbus 6.-The of the + t Vrom Cabnly ettees Sept. Idaho, Boise, fone th convention. + + charged Fight. eat Knippen, in +» tHetee | Henry newspaper-armed typical a +4 Meet- | yfrs. a A+ After ta as any forward Grand Jury Will Convene Next Two Bank Employes Also ImMonday to Begin plicated in Gigantic Investigation. Looting. of - Selected that go present disregard ro Capital to to absolute >i. California felt mitted want Tribune's character eet WINS the established PRICE FIVE CENTS Today-Fair. TIMBER FRAUDS IN SEGAL 15 HELD SOUTHERN IDAHO TO GRAND JURY DISHONORS THE FLAG. --_ SACRAMENTO Weather Wife | - Is_ Horrible Beyond tion Congress. 7, 1906 \ eR er ee VOLUME II], NUMBER 27. |