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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
8.

gluf eine ihredli9e @eiie fun
III Der 2onoa'i6en Oelmiible 5u
9feit<grounfels Der fleine grfpin ST.
ider, Der 9obn Dol, George ri.
i6er, lun's aeben. Gr fiel BON Der
Bride III Dos @aiier uno puroe DON
Der reiBel1oen Stronung Der 5ur-
bine 5ngefiibrt 9tls Die 2eide ip1-
ter geflutoen muroe, mar ibr eil
Irm uno Elm 9ein abgeriiietl Ger
in Der Wiiible angeItelIte gIeftrifer
iob ben &naben in oas @aIier fal-
len unb gab iofort ben Mlarn man
Derin6te oub olles Wioglihe, Inn
ben &leinen 81 retten aber es NOR 81;
ipdt.
= WaittDodb naht broh in Dem
sllmno goaroingbans 5u San
9fngelo Elm 5euer aus, ourd oas Die
Bemobner oes @uuies-es fporen sur
3eit un9efabr bunoert @Gite anne
1etlo-ill groBen S6refen perietr
muroen. giele iprangen aus SEN
5enItern anoere itiir8ten, oaes init
iteb nieoerreiBerlb, Die 9reppen 6er-
unternof tuieoer onoere idienen
iiberbollpt nidt gu ipiiien, @pas lie
'anfan9en ioIlten Srosoem puroe
gfIennano ernItli6 nerIest uno es ac-
lang alien, aus Dem 6rennenoen Sauz
le 81 fonlmen. 9os @ebdnoe mnroe
polfltanoie 5eritort.
Ger Gountpridter BON @omal
@ollntp bot lid gefpeieert, cincn
&ontraft, Den Ole 8rlitees Der Ct.
Soiepbs Sdule I'M Diitrift 0o. q
nit elmer gfonne abeeidlpiien bottcn
uno our6 Den oieie Nonne ols 2e6-
rerin angeiteqt muroe, an5uerfenuen.
Die Sruitees appellierten an Sen
observation-disclosures uno bic
ier bat jebt Die glttiheionng oes Rih-
ters beltdtigt.
Sn Dallas 1T 3ihter 5inlen.
ein befannter oemofratiiber Yoliti.
fer, gelturben. sSinlep mar @oriiser
oes oelnofratiiden grefutipfonlites
mabreno Der @larf-Sogg &anpoane.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
8.

Gie @enerolanipoltifaft ilt
Mnltin bot entibieoen, oab eIner
ausiDartisen gegenieitigen 9ebens-
oeriiberungsgeieafbaft oos 9feht ae-
mabrt peroen bari IN unlerrn Stoo-
te Elm Inleibe-@eidaft gu betreiban
gor 4ur5ern brahen aus Dem
@efangnis in 9lngleton orei Neaer
namens Cooper, @oDes nno Delonen
aus Die 8erfolgune puroe in See
ne geiest uno oa man in5piidsn
erfnbr, oab Die fliihtigen geeger ci-
nen WeiBen namens @aroen erId)ui-
len batte15 10 beteiIiete lid ifIieB-
lid Die gan3e @egeno an ibr. gs oe-
lang aber niht, Ole 6liidtlinge feIt-
5unebmen. Grit jest bot man einen
BON ibnen, Delaney, in Sonop
Eoint perbaftet. Sein 8efdbrte
9apes iebte iih CUR @ebr uno :pur-
De eri6oiien, nahoem er ielblt Ell
nen gteger nod totlib nerlpunoet
batte. Der brittle 5liidtling, Coo
per, Der ben slusbrud ongeItiftet ba-
ben ltno Der @efabrli6lte bon oaen
oreien iein ioQ, lit anideineno emit
fomnlen gei oieier Menlhenioao
limb orei @eiBe, Gut Sarben, sir-
mour Munion uno GbarIes s. 9eo-
bel uno bier 9feger, um's 2eben ae.
fomnen giner Der @eiBen. ghor-
les s. geobel, lpuroe BON Ser 9ofle
ans 8erieben eridoiien.
Die &omntiiiion1re BON aeIl
eountp baben enti6ieoen, oab oic
tiir5lib I'M Gountp abgebaltene 60
cal Option @abl gu 8unlten Der
antt-Brobibitioniiten ausgefaaen lit,
3121 Stimnen muroen fir, 1924
gegen Yrobibition abgegeben Die
Yrobibitioniiten boben ibre ur.
ipriinglihe @biidt, Die @obl al fon.
teitieren, fallen gelalien.
Sobn Spens, Der angefIagt lit,
ouf Der SauptitraBe in sSrieorihs,
burg Sarrp Stofes eridoiien au ia.
ben, lit unter $4,000 giirgidoft ae.
itellt lporoen. Gr bat nad Maion, no
er beritanlmt geionot, INN Die giiro.
ihoft alf5rbringen.
5n Der 9adbe bon HaIeitine
puroe cine groBe S6eune auf ser
9abafsfarm oes Or. Z. SO. Smitf
bonn 5turin 3erItort 1000 9furo
feinen 9abafs nuroen oobei ruillir5
9lus gorftopn jpiro Ger soo
bon alnton 8oiiefsfie, zines befann
ten Ssarners jener @egeno, genlel.
bet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
Ser gSea s,,m Grfola

bietet piele Sdluieriefeiten, aber fei.
ne 10 i6limlny ipie i6le6te @ei,li,o.
belt. @rfnfg perlangt bertal,taee
etnea 9eiui1oen Gorper, aber electric
gitters lit Der bette @eilrnobeitsbrin.
ger oen Ole @elt ie gefannt bot.
@r oerurIodt poIlit6noige glftion oes
0fagens, Der 2eber. gaieren uno Gin.
gelpeioe, reinigt uno perbeiiert Sas
8litt-uno ltdrft lno frdftiet bos gan.
sc SDIteln. araftiger 4orper llno
florer &opf iilto oie Solsen ieines
8ebroli6s. Sic fonuen electric
8itters niht entbebren, luenn lie
fdiua6, nieoereeoriidt uno franf(ih
limo. Nur SOC 8arantiert bon nQen
Drugeiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24

@ietOria 0ibiiion, q. $, G g. u.
Nnfunft~
sSoo- 3e2 euero @ietoria. 1880 nod6m
abfaDrt
gfo. 3o1-@uero. @ictorio. $50 borm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24

mlral Sdlep, 8ntrid g. @ec@otnali.
Der Rrdiibeltt Ser glloerlnen Don
gtelp gorf 9iro 9. @oler, Ser 1rd.
iioent oes Borough grooflpn, @rai
Woltfe, Der oanilbe @eianoter, nno
Erofeilor @iaimn 8rener, Ser gbs
ren=Hrafioent oes 9lretic Club.
0onnerltag obeno lit gprl-
monoeur Gearp iil Rortlanb, Me,
angefolmnen. Gon Der @reu5e an
batte iit] auf ieoer gobnitation
cine sroBere Menihennlenee einoe-
fltnoen, oie i'm nit @egeiiterllna Ee.
sriiBte. SsSll gongor traf er nit 81
neral Ibon1as Snbboro, Dem 8raii-
oenten oes 8earp 9lretie Club in
Seem gorf, 8uianlnlen llno iiberaab
ibnt ipidtiee Yoptere, oie iener init
nod ieiner Sonunernobnrng in
8or Sarbor nabnl I'M iie burh5ule-
beii. SSslt @aterpille lpnroe Ell pom
5taotrot enpfangen llno muBte hlf
eiiter, IN Der 9eabe oes 8abnbofs er-
rid]teten sribuue cine fleine 9ln-
ipradse balten. ssn Gortlano erlrar-
feten i'm Der S2apor Der Stabt uno
ein @rnpfangsfolHite,, eine nod 5ou-
ienoen 3ablenoe Dfeniebelnlenge ba!.
fe iib an gabnbof eingeftl1ocn.
leon eeleitete i'm nod Dem Mnoiio-
riuill, mo Elm droRer Gmpfanu ahuez
halten nuroe.
9urd] eineil Druid auf einell
eleftrilben &ropf bot Bralibent Gait
oas @aiier in oen @unlriio1l= gunnel
Bel Wontroie, Colorado gelaiiea.
gs lit oies cine Ser grobartigIten
neutrality-suspicious. ser @elt,
100000 Ider peroen ourh iie Be-
ipdiiert.
anf Ser Staats-glusiteallng
in gtaibnile, 9enneiiee bot &riegs-
miniiter 9idinion cine sfeoe geIlul-
ten, in Der er nit GROCER @ilti1ieoeu=
belt erflarte, BOB man Dem gfeaer
gegeniiber nad 9feht nl1o 8iaigfeit
oerfubren, oaB Der @eibe aber in ;e.
Dem Gepartement Der yiegierltn9
Die 0berbano bebolten nliiiie.
&rinlinalribter 4lforo in Yeo-
bile bat oos Suffer Yrobibitions-
3aip, mel6es ben transport aIfoaol-
5altiger @etranfe i'm Staote afla=
bamo perbietet, fir iulgiiltie erfliilt
unO es gleid5eitig auBer araft ge-
iest Mad ieiner gntiheiOung geht
Die onrd oaiielbe eingefiibrte 9llls-
iibune Der Epliaeigeipalt iiber aac
oerniinftigen @ren5en binaus.
Die Hepublifaner BON 9..c,o
yorf baben Otto {. gannart, benz
Braiioenten Der Seem yorf 9rulr
So, als Wfaporsfanbibaten altf
geitelt.
9aah Dem geriht oes @ellills-
bureaus in 8aibington betragt Die
Menge Der am 81 aueuit in ullle-
rem 2anoe lagernoen gonnliunlle
1913, 1892 9oGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
81. s.. & :. gabn.

No. 4-Nad benz ysorben. .7:3O BORN
.Slber" -g1a9 ben, Nor6en 900 nahnt
ao. 244-6ouiton etc 1915 natbnl
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9. u. & q. y. gabn.
g., $. e g. q. (S5a,lpt-2inie)

W., 3. 4 3. U. (&mlpt-2inie).
Qnfunft-
SO. -@om Often. ....7:35 porm
So 7-8om Often. $500 noclm
ao. 10-@l gaio II. 8eiten. 1880 nad]rn
Nbfa6rt-
go 10-gI Raio Ii. @eiten. 1880 n.adl.n
No. 10-gfa6 oem Often. 1890 nahnt
No 8-gead6 Dem Often. 40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
no oen lullliegen 2anoesteilpn

u1lo ben lullieeen 2anoesteilen 3us
gebrodt babe. Gr. u. 9etbmonn=
6oape9 babe bereits oen gresluuar
&atbolifentaa gegelliiber belpiaien,
OaB er bic perfebrte Eoler=9o(itif
fortieben ner0e. 3aber, 10 erfldrte
Or. Sheooler gum 5hluB leintr
IuSfilbrungen5 iperoe 5bas Centrum
Dem nenen &on5ler ohne 2iebe uno
9aB ge9eniiberTteben #fth itets auf
Der 9nt iein.
So5ialoenofraten III Miinhen
baben 8eriomnllungetI lpelde drift.
lihe Irbeiter=glnbs in perihieoenen
5eilen Der Staot abbielten geiprengt
IS fam 5n tllnlult1orif6en Muftrit-
ten, BET oenen ernIte 3nlanlnleniti3s
nllr nit Ofiibe pernlieoen ipuroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24

Nus @onterep ipirb eeneloet,
es lei bort oas @erii6t in llnlauf.
oaB General 9fepes Werifo gan5 per-
laiien uno nad europa geben moae.
General &epes mia iein @obn6ans
perfaufen uno bot audi Die 9rdli,
oentenitelle oes @oiino-@ereins ME
oeraelegt.
@iner 0epeihe gu 8olge bat
ii6 oie9pnamitbombe. Die man an
geblid in Suare5 gefunben bobel
mollte, ais ein gano barmloier Sc.
genitano ertpieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
sdJnea. sdbnea,

Sdnea, 9err 9lpotbefer 5hnea
Cine S6abtel bon 8uflens slrni.
ca Salhe. Sier lit eill 9siertelocs-
lor. I'm Wfoies 8il1en, idneu
9abo bot fid) icbretfli1 perbronnf.
5obn bat iib NIT Scr Irt in Der
5Siil} gebonen -Watna bot iid) per
briI9t fapa fonlr Dor @dfnorrhoi-
Den nidlt ge1en. - 2iGie BOT Neu-
leE nllo min idner5en Die Siibner-
an9en. Sic erbielt es uno beilte
balo oie gan5e 6alllilie. gs lit Aos
bette Seilmittel auf grben. getfolift
6ei oLlen 9rladilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24
3ei,nfebr.

Die Spn,merfriidler fcbrcn nun
Mansablig iett nad Sauie,
unb ntaHens itd| tpteber bequem
Sn aItge,upbnter Glauie.
Sb I'M 0ebirse iie getuetIf,
Sb an bein WsccresItram6c,
Sic iuificm 5n er5Gblen all'
yon ttandjcnt 1tebclitaube.
Miitmntcr iuar bas Iett 5u bart,
Wittnnter gab's gar @aM5en,
Ste 5t Der Sctt, iuD titam iuill rMbrs
lns fitrd)terlid fnranscn.
Mtosqnitps, tuie bic Snmmetu gruR,
Die ledIScn tuilo nad1 glmte,
Gs iuir6, tuenn man es 70 bcSenft,
ftms felber idjled)t SIT Msute.
gln6 idlmefte manfmaI gar midt gut
9a8 Mngeiupbntc GIIem,
Wpran man iidb getu5bmet Fat,
Sann man nidjt IetdJt pergciIrn.
Wubin ntat aud gcrciiet iuar,
Nad) yfpr6, Siib, Ditch, @eitcn -
Sas alte Sprihtuort bleibt bod tuabr:
nSn S2ante tits a,lt Scitcm!"
9pdl Wen'se tuol(em smsclte1'n,
DAB ibnen hies paificrt,
Die Wtetiten prablcn iiberIamt,
Wie fie iif antiiiicrt.
Mnn, Sebeit, iuie cs ibm sefaqt,
Sd babe nid1ts baeegen,
yinr eins ,uiinidj' idj mir aileseit
anf allem rteimen @cscn.
Sb idj bann. i'm 0ebirse iueip,
Ob an bes Meeres gc6ramie,
go lamg id) Mlamp 8ier bab',
sSa fiibl idj mid sn S5anie.
Was idleeren bann Mpsauttps mid,
gSas Wansen, idlled)tcs Gfcn,
yeim u mn 8ier fann i6 leidJt
Seb' tlnsemaf' perseiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-24

SIN 9llter 36 Sabren ltarb
in Song eoint, nabe grenban,
6enrD 8nr6aro am Sppbusfiebcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
Two Million Acres Await
The Ploughshare in Utah

mated this year and the balance during
the year 1910.
The start was made in Boxelder coun-
ty, the lands being selected by tho
agents and referred to the authorities
IN Washington. On June 25. the frs.
list Of lands open for entry was re-
ceived at the land office In this city,
from the department of the interior.
Washington. which included tnousaa Is
of acres in Toocle as we'll as in Box
elder county. This was followed three
days later with a big list of lands In
Mlllard and Utah counties. on July l.,
the announcement was made that up
wards of $4,000 acres were ready for
selection In Garfield and Pluto coun-
ties, and on July 23 the first list OF
lands in Beaver county was received.
Two days later the list of Carbon coup-
ty lands was received. and during Sep
tember and October additional lands In
Boxeldor. MIllard and Beaver counties
were received along with the deSlSna-
ton OF hundreds OF thousands of acres
In Juab. Kane. Iron. San Juan and
Washington counties.
The people. who were watching the
papers for the announcements of tbs
different counties, Immediately throng-
cd tho land office so as to be first on
tho scene and thus select the piece O.
land wanted Many of those who canIt,
knew Just what they wanted, having
evidently been over the ground add
fnmiliarized themselves with locationa
and conditions
In all 1.2O2, 1858 acres OF land were
designated for entry this year under
-. .fssc 80 go lT-1 T. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

~ F absorbing interest to the farm
ers and agrlculturIsts of the
Ostate has been the designation
for entry of hundreds of thou
sands of acres OF lands this year in
Utah under what is spoken OF locally
as the "Smoot act" but which Is
known to the department of the in
.jerior as the enlarged homestead act
sof Feb. 10, 1909.
Under this act citizens OF the United
States may make homestead entry for
an area of 800 acres, or less. OF non
mineral. -timbered. non-lrrlgable
public land In the states of Colorado.
Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah.
Washington. Wyoming and In the ter
sCtorics of Arizona and New Mexico.
Lands containing merchantable timber.
rdneral lands and lands within o re-
.lamation project, or lands which may
DC irrigated at a reasonable cost FROM
my known source OF wafer supply
may not be entered under the above
vet.
Acting unces Instructions from the
department. of the interior George E
sSair. chief of the Tonth field division
1: the United states Land office In this
tlty. dispatched his agents last April
10 inspect the lands in tho state IN
sludcd In the above description. The
Designation OF 100000 acres OF such
rand was authorized in the state of
y 'irh. l1,r u 49, or-~1-t - IL 'esiT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
Life Insurance Business
Is Increasing Every Year

and carried out the ordinary wild cat''
scheme for getting business The agents
of these companies. by printed esti-
mates and verbal representation of
what the companies were doing misled
and misinformed many of their pa
irons to the great dctriment to the
business in this state. IT seemed neces-
sary TO take such precautions as might
be taken to stop this business and to
elevate the tone and the character of
men engaged in this work To this
end the larger portion OF the law upon
Insurance is devoted to life insurance
and the penalties and punshments are
inflicted chiefly upon those agents en-
ploycd in the life insurance business.
Today there are probably as much
character, as much intelligence and as
much Industry among the insurance
agents of Utah as any state of the
Union can boast of. No conspicuous
examples have been needed but the
simple fact that the law provides pun
ishment of misdeeds seems to be suf-
ncient to elevate the whole business.
Some inequalities have crept Into this
law which Its friends hope to have rem
edied at the next session of the legisla-
ture Safe and solvent insurance COM
panies have nothing to fear from the
insurance department in construction of
the law. and all agents 1t is promised
will be held In check impartIally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

@IHE business of life insurance Is
increasing in Importance with
every year. In the State of Utah
there are but two life insurance
companies organized. the Beneficial
Life Insurance company and the Con-
tInental Life Insurance & Investment
company. and with each year their
business is increasing rapidly. During
xnc year 1908 80 life insurance compa-
mics from other states were authorized
TO do business IN Utah. and they had
written s7.Sli.1S 1S2, while the Utah COM
panies had written A33S17. The total
losses paid including cndowments ma
tured, were $3.50, 322 for the 30 companies
and $lS.76G for the two Utah companies.
These figures serve to show the deep
interest taken In the subject by resi-
dents of this state. in providing for the
families OF those insured. and because
OF this interest 1t seems wise to hedge
the companies about WITH conditions
and requirements that shall make the
business as nearly as possible absolute
ly safe.
The legislature Of 1909 enacted a new
law governing insurance which was TO
take the place of all other enactments
that remained upon the statute books
up to that time. In this law many pro-
visions were placed to add security and
protection to the people of this state
against companies which had adopted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

AS will be shown by the announce
ment of the Home Fire Co. in another
part of The Christmas News. its assets
now exceed 500. 10000, 1t has no la
bllities whatever. aside from its cap
ital stock, surplus. and undivided
profits, except the customary amount
held as reinsurance reserve.
The Home Fire assets are invested
in the following rock ribbed CONNER
cial institutions: Zion's Cooperative
Mercantile institution, Deseret National
Bank. Deseret Savings Co. CONSOLIDATE
ed Wagon & Machine Co Thatcher
Brothers Banking company, Logan,
State Bank of Utah. Ogden Savings
Bank, Oregon Lumber Co. Amalga-
mated Sugar Co. Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. etc. 1t also owns Main street
realty valued close to 100000, and
has large amounts placed on first
mortgage loans,
Heber j. Grant G Co. are tho gen.
eral agents of the Home and It's off,
GERS and directors are as follows:
Heber j. Grant president. George
Romney. vice president: II. G. Whit
ney secretary: l.. S. Hills. treasurer;
George ]. Cannon. assistant secretary;
directors. Thos. G. Webber. Chas. s
Burton. David Eccles. Joseph F.
Smith. Francis NJ. Lyman. John r.
Barnes. John Henry Smith. Elias A
Smith. P. r. Farnsworth. L. S. Hills
and John c. Cutler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
Home Fire Insurance Go.

HE Home Fire Insurance Co of
Utah. which is now In Its 24th
wear. reports very satisfactory IL
months business. The company has
branched out during the past two
years, and now writes insurance in
Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming.
Washington. Montana, California and
parts of British Columbia. In the near
future it expects TO enter Colorado
and several other eastern states.
AS a preliminary to writing insur-
ance In other states than Utah, the
Home company has to undergo the
severest scrutiny from the insurance
commissioners In these states. and IL
Is a pleasure to know that in eacn ms
lance the Homo has been given the
highest kind of endorsement The
past few weeks the insurance COM
-mlssioners from the state of Wash
ington have visited Heber J. Grant &
Co, general agents of the Home and
with them have gone over the books
OF the company and have investigated
all Its assets, which are kept in the
vaults of the Deserct National Bank.
sIhe commissioners were quite COM
splimentary in reference to the COM
.pany'S standing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

OCAL Manager Karl Scheid of tho
l. Board of Fire Underwriters of the
Pacific reviews the situation In his dis
trlct with satisfaction, and his district
has been extended to include Utah ana
the Is counties of Idaho, since the last
Christmas News was printed He says
there have been no changes In the
rates OF insurance beyond some minor
ones that always accompany changing
conditions incidental To the growth of
the communities in which the board
operat-s. Rates tend downward as
buildings now erected are OF a higher.
safer type than have prev allied In years
past; more attention Is paid to protec-
tion of walls, particularly in the mat
ter OF wire mesh glass and metallic
shutters. Competition is very strong
between the manufacturers of these
two articles of safety. Mr.. Scheid says
the disadvantage under which the
glass labors is that when melted by
heat from without. the heat can reach
articles that may be close by. Then,
in the case of shutters. they may not
pe always closeu. Inc sue Wills vi
the Judge building are provided with
wire glass and metal window frames.
In other buildings, as with the New
house structures. such precaution is
not necessary. Mr. ScneId Is emphatic
in his approval of the introduction
here OF the automatic sprinkler sys-
TEN. In which H. c. NJ. I. is the pioneer.
having expended $4,000 in installing
the system. This consists OF large
tanks erected high above the building
10 be protected and connected with a
system OF piping equipped with fuse
Soperatng spray nozzlcs. spread under
The ceilings Heat from burning objects
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
Reductions i'm Insurance
Follow improvements

melts this fuse and the water is spray
this valuable precaution the Mcdonald
Candy company the Lambert Paper
company. the Smith-Railey Drug COM
pany, have followed suit, while tho
/ y, L., the Dinwoodey and other local
business houses are preparing to adopt
the system. 1t is reported that the
insurance rates of a. c. NJ. l. have
been reduced in consequence on the
building, S1sS to Sc. md on contents,
S2.54 to 81.
preference has been made in favor
of merchant lumber yards as compar-
ed with lumber yards connected with
planning mills. as the risks of the lat
ter are considerably Greater than
where there are no mills. Then rates
have been reduced with the retail drug
stores. as safer conditions now obtain
in this line. Moreover, rates on dwell
lingS In Idaho have been reduced for
the same reaSon-there is not so much
hazard. However, Mr.. Scheid regrets
one thing, that the fire alarm boxes in
this city have been neglected, as the
fire department has come to rely more
on the telephone. Mr.. Scheid recon-
mends a speedy rehabilitation of the
boxes and their use in every case of
fire. He made a lengthy report year
ago to the board in San Francisco on
the status of the waterworks system
In this city, the report containing some
special recommendations. But this year
the matter of official inspection of the
waterworks has been taken out of his
hands and placed in those of the Ma
tional Board of Fire Underwriters
This concern had seven experts out
here two months ago giving the water
works of Salt Lake a careful over
hauling. They were to report to the
mayor their findings. a procedure they
carry out In every municipality visited
They came from Pittsburg here and
then went to Seattle. Mr.. Scheid is
pleased to state that Utah as a whole
Is in better shape regarding fire in
surance than ever before.
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announced herd of 20 camels from
the sandy desert OF Arabia"
When tho show reached town. instead
OF 20 there WIS but one s.ckly camel.
Some of the country newspapers paid
no attention TO this slight discrepancy.
but when Cobb entered the Office of
Georgia country editor No was mad
enough to fight.
II saw your parade. sah," said he.
"and you lied TO our people. I've a
good mind to roast you. Where ore
your 20 cau-'v you made INV -~Aoer gay
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you've got in your shown"

you've got In your show2"
"In tell you how il was" explained
Cobb. when we passed the swamp
on the way here II was nun of ailixa-
tors, and without the slightest warn
ing they leaped upon the bank and de-
voured all but one OF the camels. We
put up brave night. but It was no
'-se."
The editor gezed at Willis q coupie
of minutes, ard then said: You're
good one. You ought 90 be a Georgia
aditor. Come to my house TO dinuer
bpday. wars to introduce my wve
to t>e biggest liar c,. ~erth. She'n ~
ria6 70 meet you."-s welnnd Prcss
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The act hiss been a great blessing to
many people OF the state owing to tho
non-residence features. In taking up
this land the farmer is not required TO
live on his selection. but to reside in
such proximity that he is able to Gull
tivate the required quantity each year.
This should amount TO one-eighth OF
the whole during the second year. On
the third year and every year there
after to, the time OF final proof he is
required to cultivate to agricultural
crops other than native grasses. nv
least one-fourth OF the area embraced
In the entry.
With fairly good seasons such as the
etHte hnq r-t~yed duri~- ~ last f"v
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years. the benefits of this law to the
farming community OF the state is al
most incaIculable as 1t brings into
cultivation hundreds of thousands OF
acres of land. which otherwise would
grow nothing but sagebrush.