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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Seso Lily lodge. No, 252, r. T. b, Will
meet in regular session Thursday evening
IN the hall 13T East First South stree |.
At the last meeting. at which Past Presi-
dent j. f.. Funk presided. many applica
tions were received. Four candidates
were initiated 1t is hoped that the large
class that has been elected VIII De preSen,
M this meeting for initiation Mr. and
Mrs whitehead. state managers for Mon
iana viii be present Thursday evening.
Captain Grant and Captain Thorne are
shin campaign, The losers VIII have to
treat to a banquet. The committee. com
posed of the two Brother Grants Sister
Grant. Sister Wright and Sister walden.
working hard 10 make the dance Friday
evening MAY 10. in the Odeon great
success to help institute company y e, 8i
n LODGES arc eligible TO the company.
Come TO lodge Thursday night and the
dance Friday night.
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G. A. R.

The Rice circle No. ,. Ladies OF tre r:
A: r. will hold the regular meetinT a.
2:3o p M in eagles hall. TUESDAY M,
~. All members are requested to All.
The meeting OF the James p. Mexican
w; Il. G.. will he held at the /. q q =,
lioll Wednesday, May IL "
Inc social of the James b. Mexican "
X e. was held at the home OF Mrs 7
T;,,,s r; Gonie: eSa South First West street
were The feature of the evening and IN.
comrades or the G. A. r. made tho occn-
S1Sn sion qhoT6iy hnn. enjoyable by, their presence
spring flowers and flags. Dainty refresh
mehts were served at the close.
Regular meeting OF o. o. Howard post
10, W. a. =, VIII be held at the /.
a. ~ ~ J, hall this (MondayD evening. May
>; az O'Clock. full attendance is do
sired. rs there is business of imnortanco
to attend to- '''' ~
Reynolds circle. Ladies' of the C. A. r.
T,Ifl T,ia hoid It's regular meeting at O'Clock
attendance of officers and members is
desired. There Is business OF importance
TO attend 10, including ARA ngements for
Decoration day.
Maxwell post No. 5. Department of
Utah G. a. r., held its regular moetine,
Saturday night Comrade Weisner, the
nrst adjutant of the post, returned to his
firsr love after an absence OF some wears
ana was reelected to membership. Reg
ular routine business was transacted and
a committee on memorial and flag DAYS
appointed TO net in conjunction with like
eomnllttees from the other organization.
After adjournment there was the usual
season OF song. assisted by tho ladies of
the corps.
James Il. Mexican post No. 1, G. A. R..
holds regular meeting on Saturday
night. the 14th, at which time the con-
sideration OF and the arrangement for
memorial day Will be taken up. and il
there are any committees ready to re-
port they will be heard AS. the time Is
short, prompt action will be necessary
ana therefore there should be large at
tendance. The candidates for muster
nave promised to be present and In order
TO complete the business tho comrades
promptly at 8 o'clock
The George Il, Maxwell w r. c. viii
be entertained by Mrs. Wornuth. d57
South Firth West street, Friday, May 13
TO D.. All corps circle ladies and friends
invited.
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Royal Highlanders.

Utah castle. No. S3S, held regular
meeting last Monday evening There was
a large attendance. The minutes were
read and approved. the current bills or
dered paid and communications filed. One
application card was read and referred
10 an investigation committee rcam
No / gained ten points for attendance.
Under good of the fraternity" Fair Lady
Eunice Miller sang two solos. Clansman
Wallace read an interesting essay on
Home" and the state deputy Nathan
Hubbard made a few concise remarks
on the solcmnty and sacredness OF the
second obligation. its binding power and
pointed 10 tho fact that the order is one
large family. bound together for the bet
iermcnt OF It's cause all wording Tor the
same result After this came the penny
march. then the closing ceremonies.
Dancing was INDUCED in for short time;
There ain bc no meeting on account of
the dance given by the combined teams
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Tooele K. of p,
10 The Tribune,

SDeCInI 10 IHt ITTUUI'''
TOOTI.E May AT the meeting OF
ihc knights Of Pythias lodge nj this place
Thursday evening twelve new members
were initiated into the pages ranks. and
eight applications were read III was also
with the building committee of the odd
Fellows lodge and discuss means OF build
ing a lodge building, There has been
move m foot To build a handsome lodge
huildInr three stories high next 10 the
corner of Tates Dry Goods store on Main
street. A building to be used for both
lodges At the odd Fellows lodge last
nieLt II was decided 10 organize an en-
camnment branch Seventeen applications
FOR the branch were entered,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09

The Homo Insurance company OF New
York has issued an interesting booklet
entitled, IAN Appeal to Architects and
Bulders," wherein the company demon
strates that well RECONSTRUCTED buildings.
besides being better risks for the insur-
ancc company, are best for tho archi-
tect to build and the client 10 own. The
purpose OF tne booklet Is 10 nrins before
the builder the nced Of better construc-
ton for tho prevention OF fire waste.
The abnorrnally large fire loss In the
country. 1t IS pointed out, could be moro
than cut In half by the use Of ipcom-
bustible materials for walls and roofs
and by substantial chimneys and safe
heating and lighting arrangements In
surence companies are doing all In their
power TO encourage the improving OF con-
dtions and the safeguarding OF hazards
by making radical and substantial reduc
tions In premiums.
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Oaniah brotherhood.

Apollos next regular meeting VIII be
Iy af : A aud all members are requested
to be on time so as to get through
with business and close at oclocki i,.d, to
give time for the programme 20 ne si.g" ,.'
ship are to be presented besides the dis
cussion of different subjects III coni1eSo me-
ton with fall convention. AZ me cloSe ,i7e
of lodge Dr y. y. Hansen. llrst on nc
list of speakers. who will address 4 ir9
lodge through the coming months wi VIII
have ror his subject, "Esssnc,e OF fra- ,a-
terniiy.' other numbers. Including No-
cal solos. Will he rendered. The mem
bers and friends and all Danes Inter
estcd are cordially invited Hrluay' MAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09

York legislature has granted a hearing
on the bill. to which there liz much OPP
position on The part of life underwriters,
which seeks TO confer on banks the priv
Ilege OF writing life insurance. The
state senate is also being urged to in
vestigate the bill.
tract OF land embracing 225 acres
has been purchased in Westchester coun-
ty New York sby the Metropolitan Life
company. which will erect, at q cost OF
800, 900. a sanitarium for all OF its en-
ployees affected with tuberculosis. When
the company first proposed the plan the
insurance department ruled that under
the laws OF New York n company could
not hold real estate for this purpose. The
courts. however, held otherwise and a
ruling favorable to the company was
secured. The sanitarium will be at the
disposal OF all the $4,000 employees In
this country and Canada and Ii Is the
idea also to make the treatment even
tually open to policyholders also, While
the question as to the oompanys right
to buy real estate and build and operate
was pending. an unknown donor came
forward with an offer OF ninety acres
OF land, within fifty miles OF New York
City. and q fund of $4,000 with which
to operate. Tho land was not consid-
cred suitable, but the company avalled
itself OF the cash offer. In addition to
the building OF the sanitarium the com
pany announces Its intention of spend
Ing 100000 to prevent tuberculosis and
has distributed NO less than $500, 600
pamphlets. on How TO Prevent Con-
sumption"
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ROYAL Neighhora.

thursday evening. May 10, Salt Lake
Salicy camp. No. 3072, Royal Neighbors
ot america. will give a social entertain
l' nlUnt me Modern Woodmen quartette
VII VIII oe on hand and render a few num-
oers, aiter which the mJeting Will be
.urhed INTO a dance. The proceeds OF
.S .Sls entertainment will be set apart for
s .ue assis ance OF needy members. The
meeting last Thursday night was inter
estins and we'll attended Several appli-
catlons for membership were ballotsd on
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Order Of Owls.

The Order Of owls will meet eohy5uat ~.
.,,a,,froy Mo- II at 6 o'clock. at Il West
First rsi''3 South street. and all members ar are
reauested 70 be present as some impSro or,
tant business will he brought peloEe lis,,.nd va
on Two brothers who were obligated az @ @tne
last meeting There are several FisItinS <
owls in town who win be, present ana 90
~ 1oo,rsnc wJIl be taken up under the
head Of good OF the order" All Owls ar are
requested 10 be present and all visiting
Owls are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
Improved Order of Red Men

The members OF WashaJIe trihe No !
nteL around the council fire last Monday
,aS ,itf III; among other work 1t adopted one
pate race There were a number OF visit
rst s nleinners present The tribe last
IhurSday afternoon mot and nerformcd
Tn INC tast rites for Brother George Martin.
me me body was inferred in Mt, Olivet. To-
,mSi. mi!i the Chiefs and braves OF this tribe
III TnI .reat themselves to good time with
GisarS and the like at their Are In j. O. O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
WITH PILES AND HOW TO FIND
A LASTING CURE,

Constipation is a most frequent cause
of niles That is why women suffer
more often from piles than men. In
door work and lack of exercise brings
on the attacks
Scbramm.Jobnson Drugs five stores
sell Hem Rod, an internal tablet rene
dy for piles, on the unuersinnIinE ha Ia d;s
satisfied. 81 for n large bottle; Dr.
I-conhordt Co. Station Il. Buffalo, n
Y mail booklet on request.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
Danish Sisterhood.

Utah lodge. No. 60. will hold its regular
seIni-monthly meeting tomorrow night
Several new motions arc expected to be
brought up and discussed, besides the
general routine OF business. The meet
ing will open promptly ut O'Clock and
all members are requested TO be present
Visiting members are welcome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09

who truly, love each othor. Mother love
should be the flower of a free mother
hood and that means time and means
and sympathy and hopes we'll realized.
"rha thought My Mother, should
arouse some OF the sweetest tcnderest
memories in every human heart, 1t
could be so II every child would have
have also the encircling and ennobing
atmosphere OF mother love and father
love through childhood and youth"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
Foresters of America

Court Salt Lake No. i met last Wed
meSday evening in the Jennings hall.
Il west First South street. and all mem
pers who were absent missed very en-
Joyable evening for after the business OF
the court was concluded and one new
applicant was initiated Into the mysteries
OF the order, all present indulged In card
playing. concluding with refreshments
and cigars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
Ea stern Star

chapter o. Il. s., of the state OF Utah.
will convene at Masonic hall Thursday
and Friday, May IL and 13, beginning
promptly at 10 a. IN. Wednesday even
ins tho members OF the grand chapter
arc cordially invited to a reception which
will be given at Masonic Temple. begin
ming at s o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
Pythian Sisters,

Hernionc temple No, s. Pythlau Sisters,
met In regular session Friday evening
The officers and drill team under Cap
tain Hedrick did some excellent floor
work. The goat was well fed and
Mrs Tall and the we'll known bachelor
Brother Walden, were fully initiated
Next meeting will be the last one before
the grand temple session, and the officers
of the team must be present for floor
drill
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Maccabees.

The ladies OF Banner Hive No. II and
their friends Will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon. May 10. from 10 o'clock
by Lady Heystek at her home, 33S North
Second West. All Lady Maccabees and
their friends are very cordially invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
CROWDS
[[[RDDSEVELI. 7.
j, President Greeted t.. by
,s Throngs on 'lSl'
D stockholm
MESSAGE GEI FROM soS,,DD
n.nort C0I0Del Has
Rsen offered State
Portfolio.

y Nav s.-Tormcr Presi-
.hortened his programme
-. ,hnn Il had already been
:, King Bhwsrd's death; be-
:. y ssarssness a.r from which he
4 throa, specialist Vis'te', /,
-. today and recommended
s vooscrclt stay indoors as
blustery and rainy
= ...xelt lefs his apartments
=. took lunch with Charles
american minister, at the
y Il ,bsre s met Sven Fledin' the
y y Sordenskjold. the antarc-
Admiral palander. Professor
=, IA connected with the NO
y; ,ni other scientific and 1T
u, He intended to make a
IN National museum before
ard The massed singing So
4, savc this up. and Instead
= ,te balcony Of the legation
,.,, and singers who gathered
q, ssloT and sang selections.
..s,,ad choruses rendered Swe-
"A The Suar spanglcd Ban
n n he conclusion of the sing
~, Roosevelt expressed his
a, an both sides Of the water
II lhs legation were estimated
q, rMJ and 10000, the greatest
4 v-saer Graves said, he had
IA /, Stockholm. The roofs OF
q ,,d The shipping in the har-
usydedi and mighty shout
4 10 he appeared.
h Roosevelt received in The le-
: sT,dish members OF the Inter-
80 union. Senator BecKman
4 n pr. Roosevelt's services In
sp,ace and the former presi-
e tieay.
or-r Anderson presented to
|zErs The Hrst copy. just from
Il & the Norwegian geological
.sAh lad been specially bound.
/ q d representative.
r-sis had been made for Mr..
y 80 today 10 the Riddar-
.f alcs a wreath on King Os-
Is tgi be sent Kermit in his
|rE prince spent some time In
.>fs nom in the forenoon and
nc him in the afternoon. at
3 n crown princess and other
y & he royal family were pres
iAdn paper publishes Il state
ID messenger from President
. rsfhed Mr. Roosevelt with n
L rhich Mr.. Taft saws he docs
=! 10 b. q candidate for the
n ini invites Mr.. Roosevelt to
estaIy Of state In succession
IN When ne was shown this
~ NJ Roosevelt said II was
q nightmare, that 1t was Il
fie1rdilles and that. of course,
-ssnser or message exists.
EEg Edwards Funeral.
rs 70 Stockholm that the
klns Edward Is likely TO be
i. which is The day following
~ arTiyal of Mr.. Roosevelt
,sore the eX@presldent would
10 The funeral. He is pre-
s'ponc his Oxford lecture,
W May is. should the uni
Enrllles so desire. While he
~ hcald from Berlin, Mr..
sshs that the imperial plans
= gourning be arranged with
y bis visit.
-sefoa at the legation there
ihge OF stories. Mr.. Roose-
e"ply Interested in The ex-
ssn Hedin IN Thibet.
asN party will leave here at
Eornw for Berlin.
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Women of Woodcraft.

There will be no regular meeting OF
Woodblne Circle No FL Thursday even
Ing; May IL. az that Is guards drill
night. The Thimble club will meet TNIes
day afternoon at clock with Neighbor
Nntlon at 500 South Twelfth East street
All neishbors wishing to accompany
Ing. May 10. meet at Smiths drug store
at o'clock sharp.
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I. o, o. f.

The past Noble Grands club VIII pe
cniertained at the home Of Mrs. W, J.
Moore, 1864 South Eighth East East inTifa, strGe',
Thursday, afternoon; nds corqai, n1S especial
~ visiting sisters is extended Take Aeh-
ton avenue or wandamcre car To Prince
ton avenue. IL
The Naomi Past Noble Grands' ciur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
CHILD n Cry
FOR EGETcHER'S
Q q 8 I . RIA
Commander julius A. Pratt Post No.
143. Dept, Ill, G.. A, R

143, Dept. Ill, G. A, R.
Mr.. Isaac Cook, commander of above
post. Kcwanee. ILL.,, writes: "For a
long time / was bothered with back.
ache and pains across the kidneys,
About two months ago / started taking
Foley Kidney Pills and soon saw they
were doing Just as claimed. l kept on
taking them and now I am free from
backache, and the painful bladder mis-
cry is all gone. ] like Foley Kidney
Pills so we'll that ] have told many
of my friends and comrades about them
and shall recommend them at every op.
portunityH Schramm-J ohusou, Drugs.
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Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake Assembly No. 52o will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday even
ing May II. in 1. o. o. f. hall. Members
please be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
||EA LET TER

= Mutual LIE Insurance Co; I;
Iouf flfty-seventh annual
~bs ~gs That you paid a little
49, !, y policy holders who died
y D''ease and Diabetes last
=. ,h Ie.t cases Fulton's Com
MoSn an efficiency of 81
Iss cases, and if those
-, 'Aa been advised of this
~ our figures malntaineS
~. ave nearly 5000. 900 of those
a sny that. making due ALLOW
q kosHS HSIhslusissm W. the proven
"a nm pe reduced 50 per cent,
. ys. mean that you arc los
q. ,sSl; ,, aue 10 lack of knowl-
"a MI ,g,scilcs. Is not that vast
m ps annually? And even
- ,,,an ,'n ! 1t a humane duty
y y, INA magnitude OF this uues-
'ks I,,,'ain ,main II Is going TO pnt
|lh Ssance Saeaa Companies unless
t,rn az. can be had from the
uea'hs from Bright 8
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|S ,.ry. ,.spsrs for l9O1-2-s and -
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- Of rons r,ns your agents 10
f.. nI.sur nIvur policy-holders who
pr, Ossase and Diabetes or
y s.y ,ney will do the rest,
nsry W.. We want 10 hear from
ibanaooanee oae not getting results
hl,sSSSoiny savo TO your treas res : :
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rssUnnpany is true OF evepy. e@
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'I,s sery truly
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susi. llsssstt: That 3 policy III hoida1 stHIty
ss Il iSSg's Ssr Disease, and the
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fha Io,pp put on Fullon's Renai
n. iosg H6s SAL INSAiul
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ppon bsi'ahy was so i'm
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b, Dss,scvIs D,c same city was J[,SeS dow
Two s'r ID. Detroit agent mt with viz
iscond %ele net Instrumental ir
s,sans ~" advised that he
I. ssisgg' Il getting ready 10 ma,,,r,
sot real,ss Insurance Com.
3 Mel, :. the full meas,,re ,
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SECRET AND FRATERNAl
SOCIETIES OF SAlTIAKF

NIL NH he postponed for one week To meet
ihmursday, May 1a, at D. M, at the
S;nWe S1iue ot Mrs. Emily j. Price, 5i7 East
Grand,' 'oueh @ street. All visiting Past
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Degree Of Honor,

Star Of the West lodge No. will hold
its regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon. May IL. at . o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Allen, ll9 o street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09
cr,efenbere Uterine Catholicon

has relieved untold suffering among
Ask yonr druggist about it.
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A taoufation Of the. underwriting op-
erations OF sixty fire insurance compaG-
les In the United States with assets NCf
81 900 600 or over. covering the decade
ended with 1909, has been prepared by
the Spectator and proves interesting read
ing. During that time the sixty com
SS4. their net losses 1851, ,7o4.S54 and their
expenses $685.. .SG9. $50 AS result OF the
increase of insurance in force, due TO
the growth OF the country. their Habili-
creased sl07 ,545. .S33, giving net loss on
their transactions for the ten-yeer per-
iod OF s22. 1872. 432, OF l.54 per cent OF their
premiums. The period included the Bal
tlmore and San Francisco conflagrations.
The loss ratio was 1888, the expenses
36.27 and the increase In liabilities s.o4.
making a total OF 10l.34 OF the promiums.
These figures. 1t should be stated, only
cover the underwriting accounts: oc,lt-
ting the interest earnings on Investments.
The more favorable ten-year period end
cd with 1905 yielding profit to the COM
panies Of less than 8 per cent,
ers held IN Chicago last week a suggcs-
ton was made to tax life insllra zee
premium receipts for the support Of To-
cal hospitals. 1t was pointed out that
fire premiums were taxed for the sup
port Of fire departments that served the
whole public alike, whether the properly
protected was Insured or not. While
the argument was one OF pure sarcasm
It is believed that many Of the state
legislatures, who have been looking fer
something tenable upon, wh'cn 10 tax
iDgurance companies. will give the sug-
eestion due consideration.
c. M. Brown. general field agency d.
rector for the Aetna Life OF Hartford. Is
in Salt Lake comforting with u. w, Tey-
lor. the compnnys manager for Utah.
L. u, Hiskoy. state agent for the Phoe-
nix Fire OF Hartford. Conn. is now as
sociated with the Anderson Insurance
agency OF this city. having chcree o.
the fire insurance department,
Vernon ID. Cutler OF this city, formerly
with the Preferred Accident company.
has been given charge of the industrial
department OF the Pacific MI-Hh whose
offices are in the Atlas block,
Colonel George B, Squires, insurance
commissioner. who along with Mrs.
Squires has been spending the winter
at Long Beach for the benefit Of his
health, returns TO his post this week
much improved.
] T.. Babler, first vice president and
general manager Of agencies for the lh-
ternat!onal Life Insurance company of
st. Louis. Mo. and ". Sherwood Doyle.
general manager OF agencies for the
same company in the northern states,
spent a few days in Salt Lake last week
on their way home from the coast. They
were entertained by j. B. Madison, ;he
company's representative in Utan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09

The Insurance committee OF the New
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-09

DR. Joseph Milleron. the civil war vet
eran who was recently killed in Parey's
canyon. through the accidental discharge
OF shotgun. carried $4,000 accident pol
Icy In one of the accident compares do
ing business In Utah with headquarters
In Salt Lake City. The claim has been
duly approved by the company's eXamjn-
er who. strange TO relate, arrived in the
city from San Francisco the day the ia
tally occurred.
The insurance comnittnn OF the New