The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-06-14

competition The dofllraiion was MOT
discovered until The books were oy
aminoI bv the auditors NJ tho Harvard
Trust company. 10 which concorn the
directors hld agreed 10 soll 0u'
Henry " bearing. cashier NJ M" 81
blun National bank NJ Albion Mich
BE- serving torn LOO prison A search
of tho cashiers desk. after me closing
NJ the bank. disclosed leaves removed
from the loose loaf individual and say
lrra drposli0rf lodrors carving cred
~ balances aggrogatIng titl7i7 o.
which M course represented short
are IN each M ln equal amount This
method NJ covering had been IN
vogue since tho hank began business
Tho cashier stated 10 tho examiner
That be- found No dIfculiv ~ no In
f"Doiylur tho directors Tho bills 20.
roiynhlr wor" added by him ON nm add
Ing mlcl'ro. tho llst was checked
with tho notes ~ the directors hut NJ
nn time the cashier stated dIi tho
directors check tho total Of tho add
Inr machine MT with tho general
ledger Tho assistant cashier stated
that practically 1ll NJ tho manufnciur
Ing customers notes owned by the
bank we're forrerlos
Not Balanced FOR Three Years
larl SiHnn,fd. hookkccrcr ~ q na
iIpn1l bank NJ Pomona. CAL n under
arrest ON tho charge NJ abstrnctlnr
more than $4,000 N tho funds oi the
bank one NJ his methods n r. nl
logged was that employed ty Coleman
.nf Extracting tho clearing items
from 'hr morning mail before they
vor" .prn by tho cashier or others
end I,uTu,.ns 1ll Items In favor nj 600
uI' company boz which ho WINS interest
Oh uf the n0y a., pages of inRcii,,
'U'uy.'y. 10 De- charged were
IHlH'N.1 Tor r. total M more than tinl
unn NU' 'ur over tHroo years had tn.
HrIl,r and Inactive l,Irrrs hcon foo,
oi AMI n'Iu.HI ON the mmr dny.
o. o. \nn'l. rHl.ur o' ihy First
National bunk of Sow Huru. y y
'. awaiting rll because 0f 1000 pai.
lt.l fhurug, of about SlluulO u
10" deposit account llo H chlrrr#
with Issuing certificates of deposit
which Doe failed TO register or NJ regis.
tered the entries were for lowe
amount than tho face OF the ccrlin
oai" called fer n is understood that
mo- ono bat Arnold WIS allowed tc
make 'uy entries In tho certificate of
deposit register which 90 wholly lu
his handwriting and presents man,
evidences uf craEuros and changes In
nsnros n BE- said he concealed hls
work 900 several other WAYS
Insect Quarantine OIL
Representative simmons of SpN
York ON bch,lf of th, committee
un agriculture has reported favor
ably a bill 40 yuuh'c tho score.
ilry ol agriculture Co establish quar-
aut.nH districts Tor plant diseases aud
insect posts ana 10 regulate the hen
purinii1n of nursery stock ana other
plant products Mr. simmons slys
that under our present laws the Unit.
ed Sillcs has become dumpIug
ground for diseased aud insect lnlust
ed plants
II the simmons hil rs passed the
United states viii be able 10 rctallaic
upon Austria Hungary. France. Ger
many. Holland switzerland and Tur
key, an of which couulric, absolutely
prohibit the entry from the United
States of all nursery stock and ul
nit nruit ouly when the most rigid oN
shows freedom from iu
tcrtlriou
Il Ia suid that II the simmons bin
had been made q law some years age
tho historic rlms OF Cambridge Mass
might still bee standing including the
great elm. which Is sim standing but
iB almost dad under which George
Washington took command OF the Con
finentnl army OF the Revolution II
was the elm bark hectic which WIS
the chief ascent In the destruction of
the WASHINGTON elm and the other
olms NJ Massachusetts This beetle
Slipped IN from Europe uuchallcngrd
aud unmolcstcd There was no quar-
nntiuc 10 keen the pest out and ~
result splendid old trees are now be-.
lur chopped down TO be used for IRE
wood
Pests Come From Europe.
The authorities IN the department
ot agriculture have figured II up all
very carefully. and have come 10 tho
conclusion that more than half Of the
important insect pests of fruits and
farm crops are Of foreign origin. and
that they now occasion o tax OF nearly
half q billion dollars annually II has
been rcckuucd, for example, that the
san Jose scale, introduced into this
country from north China, and suhse
Quently carried into every state In the
Union, has already cost tho orchard.
lists 10000 600. and is adding to this
sum at the rate of Sh,OOo0O year,
this annual charge coming from the
expense ot spraying operations and
from the shrlnkagc I'm quantity and
value ~ the FIRST yield Another 70
Gently introduced foreign insect rest
Is the alfalfa leaf weeyil, whose raw
ages in the great alfalfa regions oi
Utah are SO well known
No quarantine law however good
can now repair tho damage 10 prop
erty which these pests have wrought