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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
NIPPLE WAS.
ALSO A F0RGER
Forgeries Amounting 10 More
Than a Quarter oil q Million
Dollars Discovered.
so SAYS RECEIVER EARLE.
Declares lie liza. no Idea Where the
Dead Bankers ,illany VIII
End.

Philadelphia sept, 7-Forgeries for
more than a quarter Of million Of
collars by Frank X. Nipple the SUI
eide president Of the defunct Real Es-
tate Trust company have been discov-
cred by Receiver Earle The latter
made this statement late tonight add
Ing that he had no idea where Nipples
vilainy would end Nipple. in order
10 meet his immediate Oyerdratts used
the names Of some Of the most prom
inent business men Of this city on
notes which IN some cases amounted
20 Si59000
The president had taken copies Of the
signatures Of number Of business
men while some Of their checks or ne
gotAble securities passed through mis-
hands. but In every case h. avoided
10 use the name Of Real Estate
Trust company deposltor.
When pinched for money TO meet
his oyerdrafts or some big Segal loan,
Mr. Earle said. as iasi resort Nipple
would draw up note with the forged
signature attached This he would
take 90 the cashier or paying teller,
saying he had personally made the
loan, and IL was discounted. With the
amount to his credit ne would satisfy
the pressing claim
Receiver Earle said tonight that In
order to accomplish the reorganization
OF the Real Estate Trust company he
would accept the presidency II the de-
posItors insisted
& IN
negotiating the loans made 20 Adolf
Segal by President Nipple is believed
by those now engaged in investigating
the company's affairs. Segals repeat
ed assertions that he did not borrow
more than 100000 from the trust
company has caused the investigators
10 exert every effort 10 discover all Of
the details connected with these loans.
and IL Il is found that others benefited
they would be made 10 return the
money.
It developed today that the last
state examination Of the trust company
was made by Banking Commissioner
Reeder in 1902
Robert McAfee. who was state bank
Ing commissioner from April, 1908. 10
July. 1905. made no examination. and
Commissioner Berkey. who succeeded
Mr.. Afee also failed 10 examine the
institution The two expert account
ants appointed yesterday by Commits
sioner Berkey to Investigate the condi-
tons Of the concern al the end Of
their first days work announced that
they found the trust estates. Of which
the Real Estate Trust company acted
as trustee. 10 he intact
The committee appointed by the
trustees OF the general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church to ascertain
The condition Of the general assemblys
trust funds, which were in the custody
Of Nipple as treasurer Of the board Of
trustees. today made the following an
nouncement
Careful examination shows that the
great bulk Of the Investments OF the
trustees. amounting TO $685., 000. is in
tact. The entire loss through the NAL
fesssnce NJ the late treasurer is not
likely to exceed $4,000"
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TORTURE BY sAyAGFs.

Speaking Of the torture 10 which
some Of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captives. reminds me
OF the Intense suffering | endured for
three months from Inflammation Of the
Kidneys" says WIN. Sherman of Cush-
Ing, Me, Nothing helped me until |
tried Electric Bitters. three bottles Of
which completely cured me. Cures Liv-
or Complaint Dyspepsia. Blood disor-
ders and Malaria; and restores the
weak and nervous 10 robust health.
Guaranteed by z. G. NJ !. Drug Dept,
ifs-ul So. Main ST.. Price SOC.
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ESTHER MlTCHELL'S TRIAL.
superior Judge Fratcr Has set II For
September 20,

Seattle. wash. sept superior
judge Frater This morning set Sept q
as ih, date on which the trial Of Es-
Their Mitchell. charged with numbering
her brother George. win begin The
date of the trial ~ Mrs. Maud Crefe,t.
aho Is charged jointly with the Mitchell
girl has not been set as yet.
The charge against both women grew
out ~ the shooting az Franz Joseph
Crcfhcld toe HOLY Roller leader. by
George Mitchell ~ this city last May.
Mrs Crcheld Is the wife OF the Holy
Roller leader
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08
DRUNKENNESS"
CIGARETTE AND ToBacco
HABITS CURED BY
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desire fof liquor or tobacco IN any form
viii be thing n TIE past We cay
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"OTHERs WRITE.
Rev R.N Bell the Oldest LIVING
Chaplain ~ The Grand Lodge q the Ma
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Mr J. W. Robinson, General Merchant
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the attempt to unseat him. and AZ the
81 Louis convention I had In writing
a request ;or his reputation signed
by more than half the delegates 10 the
convention. That statement IL not
true. Mr.. Bryan knew Il Was not true
when he made 70.
Mr. Bryan's statement that he had
I'm writing request signed by more
than half Of the delegates 10 the SPRING
field convention is statement that
has been made before II was made
at the 81 Louis convention and iis
truth was there challenged Mr. Bryan
has never subslantiated It with evil
dence
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\ LINElN IL SSIE

with that old enemy OF the race. Con.
silpation, often ends In Append,,tls
To avoid all serious trouble with SION.
ach, Liver and Bowels. take Dr. Kings
New Life Pills They perfectly rty.
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CHALLENGEs BRYAN.

"To test Mr. Bryan's boosted SINGER
It's a little. challenge him to this:
10 hold my position on the Demo
cratic committee by fraud, / ought 10
resign. II Mr. Bryan has falsely ac-
cused me % pfohttlng by fraud then
he ought Ia quii running for president,
because 10 man Is ~ 20 be a candidate
fof that high Office who gops out IN
public and lies about any member Of
his party Therefore propose that MT
Bryan and ] put the issue as between
US upon The men who sat as delegates
10 The Springfield convention of two
years ago. These delegates are still
living ln Illinois they can an be found
MI Bryan said that a majority Of
them we're opposed TO me for national
committeeman he has said that he
had al St. Louis letters from more than
half Of those delegates. IN which they
repudiated the action Of the conyen-
tion which resulted IN my becoming
national committeeman. Let US poll
those delegates Let vs. have this roll
made under the direction Of the chief
justice OF the supreme court Of Illinois.
n the majority Of those delegates viii
support Mr Bryaus present contention
and WIN say that ras elected 10 the
national committee b. fraud. then !
will resign from the national committee.
Ca the other hand-and this ! contend
Is but a fair Ir0positiOn-if the major
lty Of those delegates Of two years ago
do not support Mr. Bryan's allegation
~ fraud then ! viii Insist that Mr.
Bryan shall announce that he VIII no
longer be- q candidate FOR the presl-
dcncy Al the hands Of the Democratic
party The American people believe In
fair play Can the roll.
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me. Both statements. as have said
before, are untrue.
THE FRAUD ISSUE.

UT Bfyan's frhud Issue vas DeIuTt
the convention frankly and fully. The
question At issue. namely Mr. Bryans
desire that resign from the national
committee. was presented 20 the con-
yentlon In plain terms The roll can
was l03s against Mr. Bryans request
20 570 for II. This result throws little
more Hight on Mr. Bryans sincerity
when he talks about asphyxlation.'
This result ough, 10 be. think, 30 the
view Of any sober-minded person
enough TO settle Nr. .Bryans Issue az
to me. He seems not willing TO accept
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MORE EARTHQUAKES IN CHILE.

Bupenos Ayres Sept. 1.-Accordlns 10
dispatch 10 the Nacion. seven earth.
qua't shocks were felt yesterday eve.
ming az Taloa. Chile, 40 miles south
vest ~ Santiago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

The largest and best exclusive school
Of stenography IN the state is the
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Bureau ONCE "a Dooly Big. Salt
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or call for catalogue
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Doull Drug Co., &c. Schramm
owl corner n.It Cor. let o.. ~
ooor 70 rev Poet Man sta, "unar0
tfhes he cars -.
Sole AgsatA
CREDIT TO ALL

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Boys Clothing; also Eigin and WAL
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HUB CLOTHING HOUSE
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SPECIAL

BURTON COAL co. has removed to
i3 South Main street. location formerly
three weeks ago, viii call and identify
same, and pay for advertisement, 1t
may be had.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
A LITTLE SERMON.
WHAT SLEEP is

Do you know what sleep Isl
You thought it just lying down and
closing your eyes-well, just sleep
didn'G your
Now, here's the latest explanation af
forded by science:
Sleep Is induced by the internal go.
erection of the pituitary gland, and. as q
matter OF fact, coincidence Is character.
t-.ic Of tumors in the pituitary body.
la sleeping sickness hypertrophic pitu.
itsry body l. found
Get thatI
1t ia also fact tn It certain intoxi
cations ard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. expert
mentally induce BY persecretion Of the
pituitary and therefore cause somnolen.
cl, which is also I. und in all conditions
causing congeriin of the by pophosis
On he other I'd, insomnia is noted
Ia deg, neration II the pituitary, In toe
late stages of saromegsly, In arterio
schierosis and other conditions which
favor strophy of the pituitary.
If You don't know what sleep Ia, don't
come around asking us about 1t. Mil
yankee Journal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
OUR COUNTY GLEANINCS.
brom he Brain and Pens OF the censo
Live Country end Village writer's
JEFFERSON.

Esnfea, November 19-Heury Rentz Is at
Madison learning the trade of butter maker,
at the agricultural college Peter Myryold-
of Eau CLAIRE, gave 3 temperance lecture at
the hall, Saturday the 10Th School Is pro-
crossing under management OF Miss Edna
Groves E.ofea lodge, Of the National Ao-
etinence society held their semt-annu,! meet
ing, saturday evening, for the purpose OF
electinR officers and transacting other bust-
ness. The following officers were elected, for
the ensuing half year; President, N Gay
land; Vice President, Theo Johnson; secretary
Anton Larson; treasurer, Miss Martha 0y-
land. basket sociable will be held for the
benefit IL the society. Saturday eve. Deem
her 1. program will be given. Girls please
bring baskets Everybody welcome -. Our
jolly mail carrier. Julius Bergen, is having a
vacation, his son Is employed as substitute.
Surprise parties are ali the go nowadays.
Nj and Mrs Hans Oftedahl were surprised by
a large party Of friends. one 1eek ago last
Saturday evening A good time is reported.
Ole Braaten, our blacksmith, was surprised
last Friday evening ...... Carl johnson and
Willie Helgeson contemplate attending q
business college this Winte Several ftmil-
les of this vicinity attended the wedding of
Mr. TollAck AmundsOn 10 Miss Inga Thomp-
son at the Ashury Methodist church last
Thursday, Rev N jacobson of Westby Of
hciating THE OTHER ONE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
ON The RANGE.
Fat sheep and Good Prices Reward
the Grower.

Fat Sheep and Good Prices Reward
the Grower.
Nature has been In benefcent mood
over the whole range country this year.
Never before has there been such a
wealth of feed. Both cattle and sheep
have been marketed fat, and financial
results have exceeded all expectation.
Recently a drove of native bred
Wyoming Hereford steers, approximate
ing al average of 1.40O pounds. sold at
$3.50 per hundredwelght. This merely
suggests what the range country can
do.
OF course Wyoming cattle to make
$3.50 are not scrub bred, neither can
they be subjected TO vicissitude from
calfhood On the other hand, 1t Is not
necessary to winter feed to secure SINH
lar results. Good winter pasture will
suffice. There is no practical difference
between a winter pasture with plenty
of grass and haystack.
Having produced better article than
the cattleman, the range sheep grower
is enjoying just reward. He has sent
no trash to the shambles this year.
Quality of the 1906 lamb crop has been
superb. and abundance Of grass has
sent an unusually large proportion d.
rect to the killer. At this juncture the
western sheep grower Is several laps
ahead Of the cattleman in the race to-
ward the perfection stage. That the
cattleman has equal opportunity is
amply demonstrated when by adopting
the same tactics as the sheep grower
he has put his product In the same cate
CORY as natives. Both grass and hay
fed beef is able to hold its own in the
stockyards when 1t carries the neces-
sary quality, says Breeders Gazette,
Chicago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
WHEATLAND,

BED Mound, November Is-As yesterday
was the occasion of our regular quarterly
meeting we we're favored WIN very prseti-
cal sermon by our Presiding Elder. Rev
Vance At quarterly Conference on Satar
day afternoon 1t was decided to raise the
salary of our minister. the Rev Mr. Moore,
500 20 as he is man of extraordinary abili y
and has travelled from Maine on purpose 20
preach sor us All who stay away from
church, do not know how much good they ARE
losing. We are to have q game supper at
SAUNDERS hall on Wednesday evening, No
vember IS. The proceeds are to GO towards
Rev Mr. Moore's salary Walter Miller and
pupils Will have basket social at the AsbuTy
schooIbouse, on Thursday eve November 40,
to raise money for school benefits The W
G I g sill meet at Mrs Oliver H4yden's, on
Saturday afternoon November "a. Bros
Shirley Marshall and Lavanda Miller have
faithfully taken care OF the church, with the
assistance OF Leslie Haveriy as League janitor
all free gratis since last Win er up TO TO the
time when fires were required lately ..... All
who a. tended the 8 liver Medal cos test lately
held 10 central church Wee we'll pleased with
the entertainment. Velma ole won the
medal. The rest OF the speakers did nice y.
They were the Misses Vetma cole, Aida
Sergeant, Clara Watson. Mabel Wakefield and
Iona Wolf Harvey Cole and vile .aJeIy
Sisited the parental home -. All from this
place VINO attended the silver Medal contest
at Retreat last week, report a grand enter
taiAnent We wish to congratulate Miss
Harriet Battles the winner of the medal
GOOD WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
ON THE OouhTYL LINE.

south West Prairie, November l9-Mr and
Mrs Frost have been visiting friends and rela-
tiVes In this community for couple OF
weeks. Mrs Frost has decided TO remain
until spring liver and Ole Braaten are do
ing carpenter work at l. . Lewison's near
Niroqua Mr. and Mrs Erickson drove TO
hickApoo Saturday evening. .. Peter Munson
Il tmpiGyed in Niroqua. Soren Lem Jr and
Feuer feuerson returned home Sunday after
taking 10 the western scenery. .. Ida Erick.
son expects 10 spend the wtnter In VIrooua
-. On Saturday evening OF last week a party
or friends aud neighbors gave a pleasant
su prise TO Mr. and Mrs Fordey at their
nome south Of Rising Sun Tney were pre-
scented with "A handsome piece of furniture
after feeling contented over tho g .entng the
Joliy crowd departed home reporting a swell
time The whist club was entertained bv
Martin Erickson, Tuesday evening Marie
Tandley Is visiting her sister near Vtrtons
WIN kearney and bride arrived hons
from Milwaukee on Saturday. They exnect
to marc their future home here MrKeArneS
is one of the most highly respected yuuny
men on West Prairie. They merit tba
heArtiest congratulations of their MANY
friends........ Sine transacted busiueas n
Virt qua on Friday. The ladies' aid socieiv
met with Mrs Sandy on "Wednesday last
Our school Is progressing nicely under the
management Of Louis MuDson John Haga.
ness drove to Prairie du Ohien on cuisines q
last week. I Stove is contemplating bu lid
ing new barn 10 the spring Mr. and Mrs
skaretad OF VitoQuA spent Sunday with the
later 's7ister, Mrs knutson. DA Epu.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
JEFFERS SON.

springville, November 2n--our school rooms
have b. en- thoroughly cleaned and toe wieter
term began Yesterday with two Department..
the Misses Florence and Sadie Officer being
Instructors Miss Ruth Potter began her
school last week, away dow 10 the Mississippi
country Miss LiiAh Anderson sccompa oil d
her 10 visit rei tttve- a few day.. Elder Potter
was unable to preach last sunday and cx poets
to hold service next Sunday AZ the usual hour
AS We have 10 other preaching service a
fun house shout. greet Bro Potter, who
al@a's gives an destructive discourse, Mr.
Potter conducted fGnetai service for Mr.
Waterman, 40 aged and long time citizen of
jefferson. who Was lain to rest in ViroQua
last Friday The ranks OF the pioneer fat ers
ana mothers are rapidly thinning aud many
too. have departed before bearing the weight
OF years Many friends regret the recenJ
de IN OF Mrs Miles Davis Not long since Mr.
and Mrs Davis were faithful supporters OF
our church aud sunday school. Mr. and
Mrs Amts ClaWson Of Harmony were al L I
hei dall's iast week. Sarah Kendall went
home with them for a weeks VISIT. Miss
TITLE Johnson OF Avalanche b As been visiting
friends in this section. -. john Shoultz has
moved 10 hts home In viroqua Mrs Tim
kln's dwelling is improved by a hne new
chimney erected by James Potter
RosR GFRARIUM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
IN THE PlGGERY.
Movable Partitions That Protect
Feeding Troughs.

AEOu8hSs
An authority on such matters is quot
ed by an exchange as follows In CIV
Ing a plan for swinging partitions in
the pen: This Is no new invention, for
the device, with many notifications, is
used in numerous farmers piggeries.
The only wonder is that 1t is not more
universally used The top of this
swinging partition consists of tive
by four from which the three foot par
tition made of inch boards swing by
hinges. This partition is held in place
at all times by a half Inch iron rod
which slips up and down in staples,
being received at the bottom in holes
bored In a hardwood cleat nailed across
the center of the trough. This fasten-
Ing prevents the pigs from moving the
partition at any time. II the pens are
over ten feet in width the swinging
partitions are too cumbersome TO work
we'll They should not be made to
swing into the pen past the edge of
the trough when fastened, or the pigs
will soon gnaw the edge of the bottom
board off. These partitions are made
to swing back until they stand straight
up overhead. resting at the ends be-
tween the posts. This permits pigs to
be driven out or In or the cleaning of
the pens from the alley. In this case
doors connecting the alley and pens
were purposely omitted, The troughs
were made Of two inch hemlock, con-
structed in V shape, one side being
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
MOVABLE PArTTIoNs.

two by ten inch material and the other
side and ends two by eight. These
troughs are simply toe nailed In be
tween the division posts. so that they
can be removed easily and replaced
when necessary. We like the V shaped
troughs In preference to any fat bot
toned sort in the piggery, because the
pigs can clean them more readily and
thoroughly. and there Is practically nc
contact at the floor except for the short
end pieces. AS result filth and mois.
ture do not accumulate beneath them
On the underslde of the V shaped
trough next the alley the floor is al
ways dry, and on the pen side 1t can
be cleaned thoroughly and is always
exposed to the air."
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21

Mems SOC underv ar At 49,
The Fair Savings store
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
Letter TO Mr.. Ole Alness.

Dear Su; A good j ID of painting i:
usually worth what 1t COST; but you
dom want to pay more than is necessary
for it,
MIR Sam Brian of Tuscola, Ills used
Devoe lead and zinc Paint, which he
he found so good that he told hiS neigh
Dor about 1t /; the neighbor used Devoe on
Ills house with the same result
another property owner there got
ngures from his partner for n lead and
oil Job; but Devoe lead and zinc Pain,
ngnred a saving Of ~ o. on the Job
You can suess which paint he used,
Yours very truly
W F DEVoE q Co
New York and Chic. 20
T. Sd. E. Nuzum sells our paint
Mems SOC underv ar IT 49,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
MARRIED.,

At the home OF MIR ana Mrs svigum, In
Vir0qua. their daughter Miss Ida B Syigum
TO Mr. Albert Johnson of this city on SaCur-
day. November H. at 4 D M. Rev Chas <
Buffers performed the ceremony. Mr. Samuel
i Liliis and Miss Cora Lillis acted as best man
and lady. Following the ceremony a we'd
dug dinner WAS served when the happy
Co pie took their wedding journey to their
now home on Main street which was finely
equipped for housekeeping.