Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27

Clcllan at the organ. Aftcr the organ
recital. the parties will be taken IN
hand by the underwriters and taken
over the city IN cars, automobiles
and carriages Tho departure for the
east will be made this evening.
TRAIN WAS DELAYED.
owing to slight delay in the ar
rival of their train from the west,
the delegates did not arrive In the
city until 10 o'clock this morning and
the Saltair train was held 10 minutes
to allow the party to take the first
train tu the lake.
IN consideration of the fact that
there We're only 30 regular delegates
TO the Los Angeles convention, ana
that there were "boustcrs' from at
most every Pacific coast city bidding
tho visitors to visit their cities, par
ticularly to take In the Pacific north
west, the Utah delegation feels quite
proud of having secured 30 oi TINS
number as visitors here today.
The delegates who are being enter
tanned today are as follows.
Col. viii A. waite. Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs William Folman Bridgeport
Conn; i. &. Chapman Cleveland; Mrs
Jennie NJ Beckwith, Cleveland; DIR. ana
Mrs Martin, Cleveland Mr.. q. w. car
penter cleveland MIR. William Wood,
Plttsburg; Miss Clara Harper, pitts
burg; MIR and Mrs. G. w, Orr, TT
Wayne, Ind; MIR, and Mrs. c. p, Court
ney, Kansas city; Mr.. l.. w. Sam|nis,
Chicago; MIR and Mrs. William r. Cur
roll. Philadelphia MIR. Z. r.. Leonard,
Chicago. Henry j. Powell. j. NJ. john
son, G.. L. Mcdonald and MIR. ana
Mrs. Current, Louisville KY; Mrs,
Florence Schaal Mrs. Elizabeth Ed
wards and Miss Lucy NJ, Morrill,, Bos-
ttgH l
Ohliger, Cleveland.
Tho Los Angeles convention lasted
four days and three nights and the
delegates, coming from AZ far east as
Maine, worked hard all tho way
through in an effort to raise their
standards and to discuss pertinent top
les of interest to the insurance world.
| The welcoming address in Los Angeles
to the delegates was delivered by May
| or A. G. Harper and in his remarks
| he paid a high tribute to the men who
are working I'm the insurance field. r.
Myron Wood, insurance commissioner
of California, addressed the delegates
! on "The Relation of the State lnsur-
ance Department to Those who Buy
and Sell Insurance" Charles Dobhs
associate editor of the Insurance Field
Louisville, delivered one of the most In
| teresting papers of the session on ''Thc
| EduCduon or inc Agent. cyrus Is.
Drew, editor Of the Insurance Report
| Denver, had revelation for the dele
gates in his topic, prints From the
Realm OF Fraud and Fallacy." Mrs.
| Florence Shaal. prominent among the
women at the convention and a lead
ing figure in Boston, In the insurance
| field, spoke on Life Insurance for Wo-
men and by Women" Prof II NJ.
stephens holding the chair of history
| in the University of California, gave as
his subject state Insurance From an
| Historians Point of View" A. Il. Her
: rick of San Francisco, talked upon,
| California Insurance Legislation" At
the banquet Frank G. Terrell contri-
buted an interesting feature, his topic
being, Charging the Batteries" j.
Edward Myers OF Minneapolis with
THE Insurance Agent" covered his
| field i'm fine style and interested
his listeners throughout his long
| paper. j. d. Phelan, former
| Mayor of San Francisco Gave
| Contributions to the Nation" The re-
| firing and reelected president
| Charles Jerome Edwards, delivered a
fine address to the associations dele
| gates.
! Utah's delegation to the convention