The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

QOtSl|OHS AMI AHSWtRS
PROVO, Jan. 17.-What would you ad-
| wise policy-holdcr In the New York LILO
| Insurance company to do, TO pay the
premiums when due, drop 1t altogeth-
crE-ChHrlcs w. Giles.
| Pay the premiums, by all means; cm-
| phatically, yes 1t is tho widest folly TO
! perfectly sound, It's stability has not In
| the least been shaken. In common with
| other companies 1t has expended money
\ wastcfully and wrongfully. but its re-
| serves and surplus are unimpaircd. The
| fact Is, that tho policy holders have been
| required to pay considerably moro than
| was necessary Tor their insurance, and
| II Is this cxcsss payment that has been
| Squandercd, 1t IS the foolish representa-
| tlons or the pretended friends Of the In
| aurance companies. TO the effect that no
| more has been collected from shc policy
J holders than was necessary, that has
| made the scare about the SoundncSs OF
| the companies II 1t had been true that
| no more was c&actcd from the policy
| FOLDERS than was absolutely necessary
| for SAFETY, on sound business principles,
| then indeed tho polcy-holder9 might
have reason for alarm, in View of the
enormous sums squandcrcd In fancy
salaries. I'm stock deals, In political con-
trlbutions, and In private snaps. But 1t Is
not true; 1t never was true; and the
sums over and above the requirements OF
necessity and safety arc the sums that
| have been taken for the Illegal and i'm
pl opcr expenditures referred TO. We
consider this company, and others also.
that have been under fire. 10 be perfectly
sound. and able TO meet all their obliga-
tons. And We consider, further that
the proof of oyorcharsc OF policy-holdcrs
is so overwhelming. that the preparation
OF new scale OF charges is imperative
CHARLESTON. Jan 17-KIndIy answer
In your next issue the following When
a man takes up State lard for grazing
purposes and there is timber on IL does
the timber belong TO him can the pub
lie at large haul II off for wood2-A Sub
scriber.
stat S9SG spesns@Ily price paid for
ber and question Will be answered.
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. lS.-Will you
kindly answer I'm your Tuesdays semi
weekly paper the following: \ man at
one period makes Will bequeathng all
OF his property to his wife. ut n second
period he makes another viii bequeath-
Ing all to his children, giving wife CON
troll during her lifetime, and lastly deeds
all 10 wife. Which of these three docu-
ments, after his demise. stands as lcgnl?
"A Subscriber
We DOM know that anyLof them would
be legal for the courts play havoc with
Wills and tho disposition Of estates; but
II any is legal II would probably be the
last. provided due consideration was
shown.
SALT LAKE CITY Jan. l6-Please an
SwGr In next sundays paper: What point
In Idaho is the best for feeding lamte for
the market?-A Tribune Reader.
So many clements enter into this lues-
ton. as the purpose of the feeding
abundance OF forage. accessibility TO
market ability TO provide shelter, and
chcapneSs OF feed. that II would be hard
to give n general answer that would fit.
personal examination alone could de-
terminc,
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. ls,-Can YOU
tell me II biographies OF the Mayors OF
the counties In England since 1900 arc
chased? Please answer In Your next
Sundays question column, and oblige.-
c. o.
Counties don't have mayors. only cities.
no doubt biographies OF tho Mayors of the
chief cities could be had, but we doubt
II many OF them have been published
Probably the only way to get them all
would be TO consult the city records.
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. l4-KlndIy an
swer in your Sunday Tribune the follow
customs is considered proper when a gem
tlcman is walking In company with
lady, should he place the lady on his
right side, regardless of the side of the
walk he is on, OF should he always take
the outside OF the walk regardless OF
having the lady on his right or left slde7
Daily Render.
He should have her on his right I'm all
public thoroughCares. as that is the po-
sitlon where she will be least subject TO
jostling and humping against persons
met. But ii there is a thrca tened peril.
the lady should be protected against it by
her escort from whatever side It comes.
NEPHI, Jan. lo.-Wln You please on-
swer I'm Your next Sundays paper the
following questions &C. A. S
!. What is diameter OF face OF the clock
on the city and county building? . How
wide are hour and minute hands at
widest parts? 9. How vide and how long
are the figures on face OF clock T. How
long is hour hand OF clock?
l. Nine feet. >. Three inches 3 Two
inches wide, twelve inches long. 4. Four
feet
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. lS.-Pleasc an
swcr In Sundays Tribune the following
questions: Some time ago Il man told his
wife he was In serious trouble. in fact
his lie was threatened and the only way
he could get out of the trouble was for
his wife TO get a divorce from him. he
said it was just sham divorce and he
would positively return to said wife I'm
two years He also told other people
here that he would be back with his wife
and children in less than two years The
wife feeling very bad about II secured
the divorce The husband left the citv.
the TWO years are past and now the wife
iinds she Is deserted and left with the
family. The man is in Canada with the
woman that caused the trouble lis
such u divorce legal and what is tho first
step to do to get II annullod? ?. Shall |
have to bring him back to Utah or can
the case be tried with him there | have
witnesses who know how he deceived me
would do as he asked me to.SDcserted
|. The divorce is legal . II ie NOT