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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

in Southern Kansas. companions
of string from the same past
ure at 1918 week ago Grass
cows bring $2.75 to 81. 40, heifers
So. 40 to So. so, bulls 81 so to $3.50,
veal calves lower this week, tops
81. so Bulk of the Stockers and
feeders move at 1913 to S4-75,
with top stock steers around
81 so. and fair number of fancy
feeders of good weights, mainly
to Illinois and Iowa buyers. at
S.. 80 to $500.
The hog supply of Is. 900 head
today was slightly larger than a
week ago, but the market started
off with it's customary strength,
and made a new top mark for
the year at S8.37 Later sales
were easier, and bulk of trading
was done on a steady to 5 lower
basis, heavy hogs at $S.15 to
$3.50, medium weights SS.O to
$8.37 lights 81 IS to S8.15.
There is nothing in the prospect
to change it from recent optimis-
tiSm with regard to future prices
unless it be that the present loud
protests of consumers against
advancing prices should develop
into open revolt and a widespread
curtailment of consumption.
January product is now selling
on the basis of 800 hogs for it's
manufacture
Sheep and lambs are scarce
again this week, market weak
yesterday, but the strength re-
gained today. Top lambs sold
today at $40, yearllngs worth
S.. go, wethers $500, ewes $500,
for tops in each class. Packers
bought up feeding lambs yester-
day at higher prices than feed
ers could pay, although some
have been secured for the coun-
try around 1925, yearlings up
to $40, breeding ewes scarce.
81. so to S.. 25, old ewes $500 to
$3.50.
j. A. RICKART,
L. S. Correspondent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18
Plaques of Rats.
j. A. RICKART,
L. S. Correspondent

Immense hordes of rats have
appeared among the wheat fields
of Manitoba, coming in such
numbers as to constitute a veri-
table plague. The damage so
far done amounts to hundreds of
thousands of dollars and it will
probably reach millions before
the grain is harvested and stor-
ed.
Plaques of rats are among the
most mysterious phenomena of
nature. Some force, some law
which no human being under
stands, impel the creatures to
come together and migrate, NOV
ing som etimeS over a vast. tract
of country and halting only to
eat and destroy.
A bulletin of the biological sur
vey gives an account of several of
these migrations. One of them
suddenly appeared in Rock
Island and Mercer counties, Hi
nois, in 1908. An eye witness
said that:
= AS he was returning to his
home by moonlight he heard a
general ruStling in the field near
by, and soon vast army of rats
crossed the road in front of him
all going in one direction. The
mass stretched away as far as
could be seen in the dim light.
These animals remained on the
farms and in the villages of the
surrounding country. and during
the winter and summer of 1904
were a vertible plague. A local
newspaper stated that between
March 20 and April 20, 1904. F.
U. Montgomery, of Presumption,
Mercer county killed 3,455 rats
on his farm, He caught most of
them in traps.
In the same year a visitation
of the sort came into the valley
of the Kaw river in Kansas.
The big flood of that season is
credited with Kidding the valley
of the vermin. In other ways
the plaques are destroyed as in
Bermuda, in 1915. Rats for two
years overran the islands, de-
vouring fruit plants and even
trees. No bread whatever was
eaten by the inhabitants in that
period Then suddenly the rats
disappeared; whese, it is not
known.-Toledo Blade.
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Kansas City Market Report.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Sept.
IA, 1909.
!. The cattle market this week is
showing itself to be of large ca
pacity. run yesterday 25, 900
head, including 5000 calves, and
the supply today is $4,000 head,
including $500 calves. Prices
are firm this week on nearly
everything, although medium
and low class westerns are slow
and a trifie lower today. The
feature today is the arrival of the
long expected $500 cattle. A
shipment from the feed lots of
Mr.. Harbaugh, Dawson, Nebras-
ka, consisting of so head of white
faces, weighing 1887 lbs. sold at
So. 10, to Armour. Nothing else
in the receipts today approached
this lot in quality, but everything
at Sc. 25 or better, including the
good weight grass steers, sold
stronger, and at the season.
highest figures. Common stuff
is losing ground, but the proper
ton of low grade cattle is less
than it was before the rains OF
the last week or two fell.
Best weighty Kansas grass
steers are selling at $500 to
500 this week, fair to good
steers at $3.50 to 1913, thin and
inferior steers, not desirable as
stockers and feeders at 1913 to
81. 40. A string of Old Mexicos
sold at 1895 yesterday, pastured
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18
COIIYER.

Joe Glenn is hauling wheat.
Several farmers are drilling
wheat.
The Thiel family spent Sunday
at Voda.
The roads are in a very rough
condition.
Mr.. John Kristoff is clerking
for Chas. Kirby.
G. G. Hickman s new dry goods
arrived this week.
Joe Razak has the cage nearly
ready for the bird.
Several new residences are on
the way to completion.
Threshermen will all have a
rest during the wet spell.
Several severe storms have
visited this locality of late.
Mr.. Sierer is entertaining a
hunting party from Wilson.
Mr.. Borah of Grinnell, was a
Collyer visitor, Wednesday.
F. Acre and family spent Sun
day with John Glenn and family.
Belle Glenn has gone to Wa
Keeney for two or three weeks.
We hear ''our butcher" will
soon join the order of benedicts
Hugh Elliott's sale drew a good
crowd and everything sold well.
The hail stones which fell Fri
day were as large-well as my
hat.
Wedding bells peal forth from
several localities in this neigh
borhood.
Chas. Glenn went to Kansas
City Sunday with a car of hogs
and cattle.
Miss Lulu Daily of Banner,
was trading with our merchants,
Wednesday.
The organized band Will meet
this week for future practice
and instruction.
See Miss Kirby's line of new
goods and post cards before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Fred Hickm an was one of the
first out for a hunt and we hear
he got some fine birds.
Mrs. w. Vanscoyc contem-
plates visiting her relatives at
Russell in the near future.
Miss Mary Kutina of Hays
and Mrs. John Zeman spent Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Spena.
MeSdameS Lorimer, Miss Iva
Lorimer, VIM. Lorimer and little
son, were guests OF John Glenn s
family, Sunday.
Anyone in need of first class
piano tuner should leave orders
for next week with Mrs. JnO.
Glenn. The tuner will be here in
few days.
Our schools are progressing
nicely and the teachers are Civ
ing the best of satisfaction.
The primary room is reported
as being overcrowded.
Miss Annie Razak came from
Wa-Keeney Saturday to spend
Sunday at home. Now Annie.
please own up" can't you bear
to be away from him any longer
than a week?
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

The printers devil was MAX
ing up the form. The paper was
late and the boy got the galleys
mixed. The first part of the
obituary notice of a pecunious
citizen had been dumped in the
form and the next handful of
of type came off the galley des
cribing recent fire. It read
like this: The pall-bearers low
cred the body in the grave and
it was consigned to the flames.
There were few if any regrets, for
the old wreck was an eyesore to
the town for many years. Of
course there was individual loss
but that was fully cover by in
surance.'' The widow thinks
the editor wrote the obituary
that way because the lamented
partner of her joys owned him
five years subsription.-Ex.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

The following was sent by a
countryman to his son in college
not long about: My Dear Son:
I write to send you to pair of
old breaches, that you may have
a new coat made of then; also
some new socks, which was
knit by cutting down some of
mine. Your mother sends you
SO without my knowledge, and
for fear you will not spend it
wisely I kept back half and only
sent five. Your mother and 1
are well except your sister, An
ME, has got the measles, which
we think will spread among the
others girls, if Tom had not had
them before, andhe is the only one
left. / hope you are well and
will do. honor to my teachings. If
you do not you are an ass, and
your mother and myself are your
affectionate parents, "-Ex
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18
Diarrhoea.

This disease should be treated as soon
as the first unnatural looseness of the
bowels appears. When this Is done .
single dose of Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy win effect
cure. This remedy can alwrvs be de-
pended upon even in the most severe and
dangerous cases, and should be kept at
hand ready for instant use. Never leave
home ON a journey without it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18
BANNER.

Rev. See enjoyed a visit from
his father last week.
We are having some fine rains
now which are of great benefit
to late cane and kafir corn.
Mrs. Courtney and daughter,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18
CARD OF THANKS

-FUF ALL PASI FAVUKS AND YOUR PATRONAGE IN
THE PAST
Since we embarked with you in the I'm
plement Business we have tried to grant
everything you asked in our line
Now we are going to ask you to return
these favors by turning in the coin on all
Bills due and falling due. Make your ar
rangements to do this at once as we
must have our money because we need it.
Thanking you in advance for these fav-
we are as ever
w. a. e PPL Err
AND THE Bull DOG
JOHN FRANKS, Manager
BLUE FRONT IMPLEMENT HOUSE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

Farmers and others WHO have
made a practice of putting sale
bills in rural mail boxes had
better take warning and cut it
out. Recently several tillers of
the soil down in old Missouri
were gather in by federal officers
and made to pay a fine of SO
each for putting sale bills in
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

II suffered habitually from
constipation. Doan's Regulets
relieved and strengthened the
bowels, so that they have been
regular ever since. "A. E. Davis
grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

Insure your horses; mules and
cattle against death from any
cause. Low rate.
LESTER C. NUDGE, Agent,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-09-18

Drs. Jones & Herrick will test
your eyes and guarantee glasses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18
Widtisc Vnnfte fir Hierbebciiber.


9rei ipidtige unb l~pertbpolle 9unfte
muBt Oh Sein Yferb lebren: Gn3us
geber, %dn5ubnlten unb rildfpdrts5us
geben auf 3uruf. - Die orei nihtiss
item Gigenifaften ant Sufe limb: cine
quite Sornlpanp, elm elnitilher Strnbl
unb tnbellole Sraften. Sei rid,tiger
Sorgfalt fam oieie iebcs Yferb bns
ben. Srei Seiube gibt's fir ben
5uf; cine 81 LANCE Sebe poer 5u bobe
Srdften: itarfe Nasel 3u bod ees
I6lageu; bGs 8eraipeln nnb 3urid)ten
pes 5uies nad) Dem Glen. 0rei
ipifltige Yunfte eibt's bel Der Tferoes
pflege: 5rdi1fe bot benz Siittcrn; GID
teine iibermdBieen 8aben an 0afer
nno Sen, ndmentlih an Sonu@ uuo
Sreiertd9en; laB elm TferD ME LANCER
dis einen Tag ~nnbcif1Gftigt i'm mar
men Stalle., - Srei 3inse brineen
Gciu Iferp aiif Den Snnb: unrcgels
mdBiges Siittern unb SrGnfen, Der
3eit unb Der Wense nod; eiliees
Sagen BON Stale meg; itdnoiae aufs,
regnng bel Der Irbeit lrro lpdbreno
Der Wabl5eit. geim Yusen iino
orei lpidltige Yunfte Sll beobaften:
&einise Die 6aut tii6tig. ober nid)t
arob; biirite Ndbne unb Shfpeif Iorgs
fditig; entfcrne alien Sfmue ant
5ufe ulb belonbers an Der Soble.
Sd ipunoere mid oft, nie lpenig
oic Seute unterriftet linb iiber bds
Srdnfen Der Tferbc am Woraen.
3enn Gin Yferb Mbenbs in Den Staa
3lriidsetebrt lit. 10 erbdlt es uad
Ieiner Sdnb pol Sen Iein @uIIer,
nafber iein 4ornerfutter nit Sddiel
unb fiir Die Nadlt Elm gunb Seu in
Die Naufe. gis bas gles per5ebrt
lit. trpfnet bas Wnlil uub Der aansc
Northumberland ais. Initutt ibm
MN Worsens bas Srinfpaiier por5us
balten. gibt mnn ibm 5uerit tpieber
6eu unb aDrnerfutter uno permebrt
ieincn Surit. Surd pas iest iolsenbc
Srdnfen miro bas Sutter I'M Naaen
gum Sbeil in Die Sdrmc binausaes
lhmcmmt, gum Sheil 10 ltarf nufgee
oueat, paB mebr Sdanen nls Nuecn
cntltebt. Pun periufe eiHHtal nnp
trdufc o Dem Siittern. Nif bieie
Weile miro Der Surit geitiut, Der
Waaenbnrmfunal r~eineeiuoiden unb
erfriiht. Die Terbauungsldfte belebt,
unb bos rihtia e%ingeipeihelte Sutter
uuf ous %ortbeilbdfteite nliseenust.
Sarin liest bns @ebeimniB. oaB 5pei
autiher bel aau5 aleifemt Suttergans
3iuei lin9leih ausiebenpe Yferbe bnlten
uno bnB manher gutter Hferoepileger
nit ipeniaer Sutter ieir Tferb runbcr
brinst, ais Der falle mnb nnhldiiige
&litlfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

einmal i'm fomnnenoen Sabrbunbert
Die gnllern Der groben Heide gum
Itaatsbiirgerlihen SepuBtiein unb
5um SeritdnoniB bes' Sprti6rittcs ges
langen iperbcn. Damn iperoen lie in Ser
bdnii6en 9auernihaft Die @or6ut Der
sroBeu 9auerubcfreiung erfenneu
miiien."
(SbluB in ndfiter Nlmmer.)
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Sns nnidulbise 5ritden.

Srdulein alara: Ils ib geitern
@benp bon @uh f~ort9ins. iab ih einen
aPdnn auf Der StraBe - adj 0ott,
Elm i6 gerdnntl
Ser tleine Sris: llub bait 9u i'm
aefrieat, Santhen2
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~ ~ "
ODD etfuas.
unperbcHerlih.

u. (our69ebrannter adiiierer IN
9tem 9orl gu einem 9ollesen): @crs
ben Sic wieoer mad europa 5uriids
tebren?
o.: Sofort. tpenn Ole 8ei6ifte
herjdbrt lit. 4ber crit muB ih ieben,
Dab ih bier einen &aiiiererpoiten
erlpiide!
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Ealih p%eritanbcn.

slftnnr: @s lit Sbm nm nas llrs
tbeil beS Siiritliden areisserihts 3h
publi6ieren unb\ bao bat erfannt. bab
Gr ipeaen 9eleibiguns bes Srtsihuls
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3mm sdns BON Msihbcetfditen.

Gum Shue o characterization
9egen 6ol5fdule befpdhrt iih bon alien
angeprieienen Mitteln imnler nod an
belren oas aus 6oi5 aeluonncne CIR
5eueniB, Der SolStbecr. Bel fiiblem
@ctter lit er beiB auf3utraaen. bomit
er bon Dem 6olse, oas gut trofcn iein
mug, nnfgeIosen mirb. Iuh fir Die
Hahmcn Ser Wiitbeetfeniter uno @es
ip~dfsbduier ionie and fir Sedldben
cmpfiehlt iih perielbe. Celfnrbe halt
3lpar Die Seu6tigfeit ab, perbinbcrt
aber Den r~'itritt Der 9uit mn perurs
iadt cal. :. baB bas 5ol5 bon inucu
aus ltodt.
Gin gut Sbeil Gorge hGlt man
iih pom 5ais, menn man iih niht
nit Guadialbern einldbt, feline Bel
tllilgen bait. in oenen Solfe nnsssgen
uuo nid,t AMI Sene hordt. pelhe Vas
tent Mfcbi5ineu anpreilcn unb cms
pfeblen.
Wan fam lih ipobl feincu grGe
Beren Ierger uoritelen, uls 81 ents
bedeu. baB man cine Hote in Ser Gle
untcr5cihnete. Die nlS Gontraft bius
geiteiit murne, Rau ioate es itet5
bcbenfen, paB es bohit aefdbrlid iii,
elm Snpicr fiir einen Sremhen 6li
mnter3eihnen.
-eES@
Sic erDBte Sereotiamtcit bcitcbt
in Der Stunt 81 I6lpeigen.
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spab muB aud iein.
Der GnalanSer in R5tben.

Naiiter Smitb der felt Iefs @od)en
oeutihen Sprahunterrift bait gbcr
8err Yrofeiior, es Iebr ifipdr gu lers
nen, bas beutide Irtifel der. Die,
bas" neil tie ieben oft ale Grtifel
neben einanberl
YrofeHor: 8, ba piiSte ih aber
bod gar feinc Wo9lihfcit, bab in
ireeub elmer Saebiloune ale brei Irs
tifel 5uiammen9eIcet porfommen
fDnnten2
Wiitcr Smit6: Sd baben dber bod
geitern gebort meinc 6ausfrau Ipres
den gu ibrem Manne: Sab 81 Der
Scufel bolet.
- v& ~
MalitiDs.
Sifterlino: Stun. 5err Hebaftenr.
ipas Ia9en Sic an meinem SaIent?
Heodfteur: Sunaer Wdnn, Sbr
Hame piro 9enannt iperben. penn
Shiuer unb Goethe ldngit per9eiien
linb = aber cher niftl
- ~ -
Sruffebler.
Sn reiher Iustpabl empiieblt
9iplomaten : S6uip"ipie gu Sel6its
foltenpreiien
elias S6lalirotb. geutlermeiiter.
- - y
Sm Ntftraudcoupee.
9ante (5u einem Bauer. Der iif
nnifidt, ieine Yfetfe in 8rnnb 5u
ieeen) +: Dtein 5err. bas Tabafraufen
lit bier brin nift geitattet!
Bauer: Sos sebt MIDI ntift an, if)
rood aartoffelfraut!
= y y
odd etuas.
Batter: Sore. Scin grGutieam lit
Elm tmlnoerbarer Reni6l or rdudit
meiue Gigdrren, trinft meinen @ein
unt fpmmt iepen oritten Gag gum
Mitta9elienl 8irD ii4 ods oenn niss
malls Gnbern?
Go6ter (fleinlaut) So. eas Eaus
der mill er iih iest abeepobnen!
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Gin 6nrtgeiuttencr.

Nifter: Sic molten alip ni6t ses
iteben?
InsefIagtcr Nein ou5li lit bod bag
@eriht ba, mid gu i%iberfiibren!
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Sic erDBte gerebtiamtcit bcitcbt
in Der Stunt 81 lhipeigen.
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Seitgema Scr ltnterriht.

81: 8arum fapriSieren sic iif
oenn bnraui. onB SIR Steiner. Der not
nod gar ni6t idulpilidtig lit, 3ablen
lernt2
o.: Reil er bann. ipenn or NAL bon
einem Gntompbil iiberfabren fpirb,
irenigltens Die Wlimmer leien fannl
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" "
@ei6Gmenb.

Sauerin: Su ifnu her, Sepp, ale
Die Ger iinb bieien Iorgen ifon ses
legt norben unb On Saulpel5
lieait nod I'M 8ett!-
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4hantafeupQ.

ltnteroffi6ier: 8efrut Rurselbnber.
lpenn Sic 10 sroB pdren. ipie sic
ounm Iinp, Damn fonnten Sic Den
@imalaia in Die 8eitentaIhe ifeden.
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Sine 8rpstbat.

User iii benm CUR Seit Der anses
iebenite Wtann i'm Sorfe?
Sos is' bcr 8rummetsbofer; Der
tilhrt namli6 grab an Yro5eB NIT nj
Sisfusl
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2eiht besreiHih.

Yfarrer: SIR ieib ia redt aufges
reat Wt1elbduer, mas lit gu1 benn
poiiiert2 I,
Ii6elbauer: Id, 6ofniirbcn
mein 8eib mill net bel mir bleib'n n,
lie bat lids in aopi s'iest,. pieber
gu ibren gltern 5'seb'n.
Ytarrer: 8as Sbr niht id9t. ldbi
Ie lids oenu gar nit altsreben?
Midelbauer: Seileib net, id bab
ihon Gqes ne'pcnbet. / bab' le g.
bnie unb bob Ie sifimpit unb iu,mrr
beult ie: & bleib nit bel Dir, / mil
pieber CUR Mutterl
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@elhes Stiid . meinem @obilar
moGtcit Su einmal pcrmaht baben?
Sic Srubtfommobe, Sntel.
Sdl beiise ia gar tein alapier.
9us meine ih aud nidt. ionbern
Den 8eleibranf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

8idter (5um Ineeflasten) /: sic
iparen benedict. iinb in bns Iutomobil
bineingerannt, >. ais CO pieocr in
StuuD gebrnht purbe rno Der Gbauf@
fenr chen Olte, truter Sic nofmals
hin5u unb nunntcn i'm einen eIenben
&erl?l
Ingeflagter: gitt ihon. Serr Hids
fer. ih fann bofitens plenber aerl
aeidat baben?
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@ir 81Pfhe unter inns!

Heres: Sag, &obes, Der Softer bat
mer g~eroboen. i'd, ioll n,er minse franz
fen Sals met feufter 8drmbe furees
rem. Dat oeritonn i'd nit!
&obeS: Dat liibt Dir Siinnes Gbns
lid. ih perform ct doper rpobl: BUN
les abn brinfs so bios nod tpdrme
Shabbau anitatt falt 9ierl
Heres: Sonnerletih, Dat es pf)
lpobr, aobes: &omm, LOB mer cine
petiGen!
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Ser Roth sebprhcnb.

Ter fleine 6rans trdst ihon Sei>
tungen aus, lit CT niht elm bisfen 5u
jung bafiir?
Sas ihon. aber i'd, mus ibm cine
Selhdftigune eeben, lonit idlt er ben
sun5en Tag bonn Ireppeneeldnoer
berunter.
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tfnansenebme Veripchslnng.

geamter (6n ieinem Sreunoe) /;
Oenf' Sir Ii meine Verlesenheit.
Sdb i6 mir 3fpei 3eusniiie ausitelen
= natiirlid bon 5ruei uerihiebenen
Softoren - Elm 8eiunobeits3eugnib
fiir Die 2ebensperiiheruns nno elm
acknowledgements fir elm llrlaubss
geinh = uno mas p%uiiiert mir! bers
tpefslc ih beim Ibienben Die beioen
3euaniHeI
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-07-21
No. 722, AL published June 10, 1909
CHAPTER 395, LAWS OF 1909.

No 1922 Al Published june 10, I9O5.
CHAPTER 1896, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to create sections 1791n-1 to
1791n-s, Inclusive. of the statutes, pro
hlbiting unfair discrimination IN the ouy-
ing of milk. cream and butter-fat and pro-
viding penalties s tneeef 70 wisconsin repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows: -.
Saction / There is added to the stat
utes eight new sections to read: Section
1791n-1 Any person, firm or corporation,
foreign or domestic, engaged In the busi-
ness of buying m sFsam Of that sha nten
tionally, for the purpose of creating mo
nopoly or of destroying the business OF
competitor In any locality asoTlnd lawns O
villages or cities of this state, py ouylHg
such commodity at a higher price or rate
In one section, community, town, village OF
city, than is paid for the same commodity
by said person, firm or corporation IN an
other section, community, town, village OF
difference, If any, In the actual cost of trans
portstion from the point OF purchase TO the
locality of manufacture. shall be deemed
Serebv prohibited and declared unlawful.
Section 1791n--2. Any person, firm or
corporation, and any officer agent or re-
cornoration or any member Of the same or
any individual, violating any OF the proyi-
sions of the preceding section shall De DEEM
yictfon thereof shall be punished by tine
~ not less than Ave hundred dollars nor
more than five thousand dollars, or De ln-
prsoned in the county jan net TO exceel one
Section 1791n-3. All contracts or agree
ments made in violation OF any OF the pro-
visions of this act shall be void.
section IT91n-4 1t shall be the duty. of
the district attorneys In their respective
counties to enforce the provisions OF inc
preceding sections of this act by appropriate
actions In courts of competent )urisulclLoI1;;
Section 1791n--5. If complaint snail
CORPORATION authorized to do business In
This state is guilty of unfair discrimination
Within the terms of the preceding SECTIONS,
~ refer the matter to the attorney general,
who shall, If the facts JUSTIFY IL IN nls Juus-
ment cooperate with the d1sr1ct attorney
and cause proceedings to be eommenceu III
the proper court against such corporation
and its officers and members
Section 1791n-6 II any such corpora
tion foreign or domestic, authorized TO 90
business in this state, Is founu cb guf fnain no
shall cause a forfeiture of all the privileges
and rights conferred by the laws or TINS
State upon corporations and snail par It's
rights to do business IN thls state. 10,
having been found guilty OF a violation OF
any of the provisions Of this act, shaH CON
time or attempt to do business In this state.
II shall be the duty OF the attorney genera,
~ WISCONSIN. TO GUST such corpora ton from
ali business of every kind and character In
this state. >.,. 4. .,,;s 80
Section 1791n--S. Nothing IN this act
of This state but the remedies herein pro-
yided shall be cumulative to all other rem
e,lies provided by law in and for such cases;
Section 2. This act shall take eneea anu anu
Approved June IA, 1909.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-07-21
n o9 81 Published June 16. 1909
Cuh PTER. SQ6. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to repeal sections 2022, 2023. and
2024 to create one new section 70 oe
lions o0o1 and 2O24-23 of the statutes,
relating to liquidation Of DELINQUENT banks
or banking corporations v.-,,s;r ranrs
senfed in senate and Assembly. do enact
as follows: oooo 600, 80 600.
~ the statutes are repealed
section 2 There is addes 70 ane oesa
one q9 new eit shall appear to the commits
ssnnar of banking that any bank or oan r1
eeornorstion to which this cnapter a appi1