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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

bring in a considerable quantity of bag
gage without paying duty on 1t. There
were fully a dozen trunks in the lot.
and they were filled with gowns OF Paris
make.
1t is four years since Miss Van Allen
went abroad last, and she says that she
Miss May Van Allen Is the elder daugh-
ter and the only unmarried child OF
James J. Van Allen. She has an inde-
pendent fortune OF $4,000 a year. which
the eldest daughter of Mrs William AS
tor Miss Van Allen has often been re-
ported 10 be engaged. Her friends. how
ever, do not believe she will every marry
after the tragic death in 1902 of Robert
Redding Remington, whose engagement to
her was broken OF for some mysterious
reason. The engagement was announced
in the spring Of that year and arrange
ments made for the marriage. In Aug
ust. however. the engagement was broken
and on August is Remington walked into
the Newport reading room, where society
men were wont TO gather, and shot him
self twice. The mystery has never been
cleared.
Polo Chief Feature.
From now for month polo will be
the chief feature OF the season at Mar
ragansett pier. for the national cham
pionships of the Polo association have
started at the Point Judith Country club
and Will last until August Goth There
will be the junior and senior events as
well as the open championships, and
-FOUR sets of cups-tbe Nara eansett, for
teams under existing seventeen goals
the Point Judlty. without limitation. and
the freshmen, open 10 teams not exceed
lnS ten goals and no individual member r
three goals-are offered The matches
WIN prove a strong drawing card for
the villa colony at Newport and will be
the means of bringing many over TO the
pier each day. Among those who will
take part in the tournament are Harry
Payne Whitney. Lawrence Waterbury
Louis Stoddard. r l.. AgassIz, Foxhall
keene Alexandria Brown. Joshua Crane,
); :. Phipps, Devereaux MIlburn, w. A..
Hazard and Eugene S. ReynaI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
P. A. SORENSEN, President.

REFRIGERATORs-This splendid
season end clearance embraces our
entire stock of Monarch refrigera-
tors-the ice saving kind, scientific
ally constructed and insulated thor
oughly- easily cleaned, absolutely
sanitary reductions range as fol-
lows:
$12,50 refrigerators -, $685.
Sl7.00 refrigerators -. .$11.45
$4,000 refrigerators e. .S13,35
$24.00 refrigerators :. $500
$31,00 refrigerators -. S2O.65
$1,000 refrigerators .$22,7O
$4,000 refrigerators -. $26.70
$4,000 refrigerators $685.
$4,000 refrigerators .$53.35
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

SYNOPSIS or THE ANNUAL STATE
ment. for the year ending December
81, 1909, OF the condition OF the Phlla-
delphia Life Insurance company
The name and location of the com
pany: The Philadelphia Life Insurance
Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
Name of president, a. j, Maloney,
Name Of secretary. VIM. II. Hubbard.
The amount OF its capital
stock is (authorized) .....s ], ,000, 900 90
The amount OF it's capital
stock paid up is ........ $50. 800 90
The mount OF It's assets Is. 1882. .S3S. 9G
The amount OF It's liabilities
Gncluding capItaD is,.,... 1,739 .314 Is
The amount or It's income
during the preceding cal
endar year ..;........... 9o7.e4o. 70
The amount OF its cxpendi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year ,...,..,.,. ass, $50 66
The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding cal
-, endar year .,.;.,.,,;.,,. col. .e1s 15
The amount OF risks written
during the year.....,..... 4.4aO. 976 90
The amount OF risks in force
at the end OF the year, 30. 20, $50 ,914 90
State OF Utah. office of the commits
sioncr OF insurancc-ss.
l. George h, Squires, commissioner of
insurance of the state OF Utah, do here
by certify that the above named lnsur-
ance company has filed in my office a
detailed statement of It's condition, from
which the forcgoining statement has
been prepared. and that the said COM
pany has III oil other respects complied
with the laws OF the state relating 10
insurance,
In testimony whereof. I have hereun-
TO set my hand and affixed the seal of
the insurance department this 26th day
OF July. A. D. 1910,
GEORGE b. sQUIRBs.
tSeaD Commissioner.
BY Willard Done. o3l3
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inherit mischief from the crown prince.
1t is recorded that there was a confer.
ence between the kaiser and his min.
listers one day. The ministers left their
bats in the anteroom. Presently the
kaiser stepped out to see his six sons
each standing before silk hat TIL.
crown prince, at the head of the line
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opinion of the empress, expressed when
he was a little boy. "All peor'- are
sinners,' said the court chaplain in the
course of religious instruction.
HOh, mol" cried the crown prince
father may be what you say, but
know mother is not -
Have Good Time.
The young princes are full of natural
spirits, and, discipline notwithstanding
they manage to get lots OF fun. They
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

When the digestion is all right. the
action of the bowels is regular. there is
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know
that you need dose Of Chamberlain g
Stomach and Liver Tablets They
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm.
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all dealers.
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cried: "When / count three we ii all
SIT down. and before the emperor
could interfere the fine hats were ruined.
As for the crown princess, she bIdes
her time. Presently" she says. "it
will be seen that while Friedrich Will
helm is emperor of Germany, / shall bo
empress of my own nurseries,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Lots in Federal Heights with build.
ing restrictions at prices you pay for
them elsewhere with no restrictions
Telluride Realty Co., owners, 10th floor
Newhouse Bldg
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BETTER PRINTING
Than we do can t be done. Century
Printing Co. 55.57 Postofflce place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

1899 and Is one Of the most sumptuous ships
aflout The cost Of its building and equip
ment nearly reached that OF the battleship
King Edward VII
King Manuel enjoyed on board the Vic
toria and Albert an the comforts obtain
able In a palace ashore. The royal apart
ments are high and spacious with large
plate glass windows. and are as little like
cabins and as much like house rooms as
possible.
The decorations and furniture are gorge
Gus and luxurious, Every royal room has
a bath room adjoining The bed in which
King Manuel slept is of wood, and is slung
on p.vots lilse a cot. A vide lofty hall
way runs along the whole length Of the
state deck, The special apartments allotted
deck house, a writing room and a reeep-
ton room and there was also a special
suite for Queen Amelia.
The king and his suite were attended By
some forty OF King Georges servants ana
ten cooks. while the vessel carried alto
gether nearly 100 officers, crew and attend
ants.
a recent addition TO the Yachts equip
msnt is submarine signalling apparatus
which warns passing vessels oy means u
submerged microphone and carries Ear
greater distance than syrcn The VIC
tora and Albert can steam 1000 niles al
fourteen knots without rec0aling. Its sea
going qualities are, indeed, superb; in IN,
words OF a Plymouth salt Shell walt,
through DpLCon Ike a lady at q ball.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Do IT EARLY, NOW THE WORD
Christmas Shoppers Already on job
Others Urged.
PROSPECT IS FOR BIG SALES
Ms3Ority of Purchasers Are Out-Of-
Town PerAOns--LOcAI People Buy-
Ina All Right, but Not Buy
ing Christmas Presents,

Do II early.
Some will wait until the day before
Christmas IN spite Of all the hortatory re-
marks which lray be addressed to them.
some are already at II. Between the early
and the dllstory shoppers there Is all the
difference between energy, foresight and
decision ON tho one hand, and lethurg1 and
indecision on tho other,
DO it early
Christmas gift purchasers are even now
present In numbers In Omahas retail shops
and stores, and thuugh an the big depart
ment stores the majority Of Christmas pres
ent buyers are out-of-toWn people, in a few
other shops Omahaas have been coming TO
the front Not that many local people are
not to be found IN the department stores.
They are, but they IRE buying ordinary
things aud not presents.
DO IL carly'
Everything points 10 the biggest holiday
sales local stores have ever known and
tremendous stocks have bcch laid IN 20
anticipate this Formal openings by TIC
big stores will not come until about tle
LIST % December, buI il is hetrayiny no
confidence 70 say thai II q shopper VIII GO
now and make his selections he viii be
able TO carry OF the desired ARTICLES IL he
or she has the money or the credit to settle
Tor these.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

that II would be well for officials OF the
court to follow.
In using her personal influence 10 ad-
vantage Queen Mary Is but following An
example set by the late Queen Victoria
Therein lay the secret OF that wise ruier's
power. The example OF Queen Victoria
nodded the life Of her people.
Queen Mary is punctlious and careful in
all money matters. She Is a shrewd Judge
OF men, but careful IN tho expression OF
her opinion. She has yet to make an In
discreet comment on any affair OF impor-
taEco. II Is thought by many that she
carries this reucence too far. The queen
Is generous 10 point OF considerable per-
sonal Inconvenience.
The king and queen are on strong terms
Of peculiarly close affection.
Partly because Of Zig Edwards strong
personality, partly owing to his own dis
like TO push himself forward. King George
when prince OF Wales was little I'm the
public eye. Even now he would be In pub
Tie life no more than he could help n il
were not for his wifes urging. Queen
Mary realizes what is expected OF her hus-
band more than the king himself
Queen Mary Is Intensely patriotic. she
viii wear no clothes made outside Of Great
Britain.
Her forcoiul character Is one OF the
greatest assets that King George has.
Washington star
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
KEEP THE OLD LOVE TOKENS
One of tho Means OF sweetehing the
TemDcFH and Troubles of
Life.

Most ever thing is being sacrificed now
adays to the spirit Of practicabillty. OBJ
serves the Wichita Beacon. old love let
ters are destroyed because desk room g.
needed. The spreading OAK that marked
for decades the turn Of the road Is gacri-
feed TO give room to modern electric
sign that tells the same story. the baby's
first pair OF shoes. wee dainty and soft
as they arc are thrown In the Trash Pile
that there may be room In the top drawer
for the powder box
an OF this destruction OF 'auld lang
3yue" sentiment and the basis Of remnisc-
ence is chuck fun OF wrong. The most
interesting place IN OF near Washington
City Is Mount Vernon The most n.a g
nificent squar. IN Phlladc,ph is Iudcpsnd-
enee Hail. The most valuable spot ia
Texas Is the old Alamo al san Antonio.
Such places as theae contain tho story Of
American history, ard the. citizen who
views and thinks while v.eWing-and no
one can view without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Instantly a patriot; likewise, q better hus-
band and a better father
Keep the old love tokens. Don't DESTROY
tho "old gray bonnets' Treasure the lttls
shoes Save youths love letters. And We
may not have 90 much room. but We VII,
have more sweetness. end there viii be
more heart in Tie world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
POWER BEHIND THE THRONE
Queen Mary of England an Active
Force in the Affairs OF the
Empire.


When King George V assembled the throne
OF Great Britain Following 'the death Of ms
iather, hlhs EoWara W. there was rluCn
uo 49, ,,'A. ST." su,s i'd 1T, wi,
-a'.e. 80 49, 80 a.. ,e,,,s
-. Yy,,,a.,, -, IL a.. ,,,,t
-ssas -, -....,,s,h,,,,,' r,,,asa
p.e,-. - - ~. -
80, 80 49, - - ~
Hl,N,-y, ~,
s,nco ,,s ,ccssy,or, -, ,re throne ,hc,,,
hos hoon a c.ssatinn ~ thIs criticisn Tbs
81 doc,sioYs ,,s,o ~, the now ,.uIor
astounded and forced INTO silence an his
critics. Ills choice In naming diplomatic
officers OF his Judgment in settling diff
cult ministerial questions has thus lac
been all tuat oven the most cxacting OF
ms subjects could deglre.
Some one clos.ly connected Vib court
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
AIIKeh NInti,n.-

William Jay schieffeHn, vice president Of
the Mems league for woman suffrage, said
at one of his striking suffrage meetings in
Bar HgrDor:
IF we studied questions with the cole
desire Of getting al the truth, then, no
doubt. we should all be suffragists. But We
can never approach a ques ton II seems.
without takins sides, without becoming
partisans, and as partlsans IN ou- hot
wish TO vanqulsh the other party truth
becomes little bit ob5yured
Few motives In this world can be pure
That ls our EieGt trouble"
MI ScMetfelln smiled and resumed
"a clerk wcpt bitterly on the beach one
stormy day while out on the boiling sea
tossed "a cockleshell OF fishing boat
wherein sat his employer. AZ the CLERK
watched with wild eyes the little boa, now
bniieu under white fOem. new shooting
forward CALAMITY. now buried again, he
claspcd his hands and cried IN great
an uisn-
Sew York Times
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

the patience of shoppers so that they are
sometimes, It is sad TO say, not always
courteous to the clerks, Therefore by going
now and buying presents anyone will help
to relieve tho Christmas congestion.
DO It early!
1t has been said before that better selec-
ton is now available, that better bargains
can be obtained and thrift as well as decent
consideration for others prompts speedy
purchasing. The argument Is trite, but II
is also true and is particularly true OF the
1910 season, when the shopping season will
be an unprecedentedly heavy one.
DO IL early!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Persistent Advertising IS tue Road 10 Ris
Eeturns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
NICE QUESTION IN HERALDRY
Sonne Question Rs 60 RiEht OF the
Children Of FSinE GeOFEe 10
saxon Arms.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-(Specisl to The Bee
The Inarshslling OF the arms Of the pEilce
or Wales, which VIII have to be under
taken az caInarton, wales, in view Of his
60 ming inyesuturo, will raise question,
nane.,5 whether his lishness ard his broth
ers have any sight 70 call themselves. like
their father snd great-uucle, dukes o.
saSouy, and ln caarse their cust-armorisl
WITH tue shield az prctease. bearing the
Grown % rue on barry OF t-I. which arc
the saNols 6rmE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Amongst the many good works under
taken by a certain band Of great women
throughout Europe, Is one that Is known
as "The International Exchange Of child
rem"
This was originally founded some eight
years ago BY the DowageF Duchess dunes
and numerous other great women Of the
FaubOurg ST. German IN Paris. The So
ciety deals chiefly with children OF the
upper classes and has for It's object the
promotion. not merely the acquaintance or
foreign languages. but likewise the creation
Of a better understanding among foreign
nations. The exchange provides for
three mont s. re iderce OF a full year
between children In families Twins far
apart as Germany, France. Italy, Austria
and England The idea Of the system, which
works remarkably We'll Is that ia onts
bear the cost OF the journey Of their child
rem, but that from the moment o. the
youngsters arrival until the hour Of de-
psrture the children are treated absolutely
as members OF the family with which they
are Twins.
Already several thousand or such cx-
changes have successfully taken place,
and committees Of Ivluiaeul women have
been formed AMONGST leaders OF the a ris-
tooracy In Germany, spain, Bclgium. EIol-
land. Scandinavia. Russia and Austria.
who under take the details contested
with the practical working Of the
scheme. ahlcl helps to promote The mutual
understandings between corcigu nations,
and does much 10 destroy racial prejudlccs
based upon ignorance. At Is ahagether q
very practical effort b contribute 20 tae
maintenance of the peace OF The world.
MauurI's Yacht Is Gorgeous.
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert
which King George dispatched 10 Gibraltar
10 brlHs Nus samuel 10 England must not
he confused with Qleen N.c;1r as Victor a
cud Albert That vessel was broken uD IN
ioo. sher 8 career of nfty years. The
present Victoria and Albert was built lu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Diamond Crystal Table salt, two
sacks 90 stamps) ........lOo
California Evaporated Peaches,
To- 90 stamps) l23ho
Double Stamps on Granulatsd
Sugar.
Gailard's Pure Olive Oil. quart
can GO stamps) ........... goo
II. c. Pure Maple Syrup, quart
Monarch Cut Asparagus, large
can 90 stampsl .25c
Hulled Beans with Chicken, can
Go Stamps) ...........,... $50
Lima Beans with Chicken, can
90 stamps) ...........,..a oo
zoe Pint Can Franco American
Soup ..........,.., 15c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

do ~ carly.
giris must WORK many extra hours day,
when postal AMI express clerks and hun
dieGs % others must suffer the strain o.
the holiday rush, when because of selfish
pcop.c's delay the last week before Chris
mas becomes tine Of soul and bod--raclz-
ms rusa. when Josliag crowds wear out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

suit her, and she utterly declines to follow
the whims Of fashion. For instance, neither
queen has ever been seen in the horrible
headgear that 50 many women are adopt
ing at The present time, and they sdll re-
main devoted TO the toque, This lead Is
now being very generally followed by the
real heads OF society.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
GROCERIES From Omaha's largest Market

Bennet's Excelsior Flour, sack
GOO stampS) ...........,41 .7S
Bennets Breakfast Coffee, 2 Id.
can (free bread and butter
plaleJ .ss#..."s.. ss.ss.s.. 4dV
Bennets Golden COffee-makes
a delicious drlnk--Usual prices
26c, Special Monday for. ago
Teas assorted, pound (free bread
and butter plate) ......... SIC
b. G. Baking Powder, y lib. can
(i6 Htamps). .............. $50
Bennets Capitol Mince Meat,
packages GO stamps) .2So
Seed Raisins, pound package Go
stamps) ............... 121ac
Candied Citron, orange and lem
on peel, 10. 90 stamps) -. 25o
Benefits Capitol oats, 2-lb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
GNKLETS LATEST IN LONDON.
Handsome Ornaments for the Swagger
Women Shown in Shops
SHORT DRESSES THE REAsOl
queen Mary Effectuauy Kills HObbie
skirt in EnEIsnd-InteFnHtiO
EuchunEc Of Chudren BeiaE
Boosted.
ny r.ADY Many MANWARING.


LONDON. Nov. 10 Especial to The Bee -
OF the making OF strange fashions there
3 no end The hobblo skirt seemed 20 be
the limit, but now the West End Is taking
10 the anklet as n means OF personal
adornment. Very handsome anklets are
u8V Offered for sale at some OF the swag-
tcr shops. The aukiet idea g. the outcome
" the present fashion OF very short dresses,
hieh-heeled patent leather shoes and bril-
isntly coiored stockings, which in itself is
BAD enough without the addition OF a
bangle to further attract attention. The
fashion" Il goes without saying comes
flom Paris, where II has been taken up TO
an extent but only by those inclined 20
1ccentrcity I'm dress.
But, after an, the wearing Of anklets
would BE- merely the revival of am old
, fashion. Three generations ago IL was not
unusual TO see a bangle round The ankle
and famous woaror OF this ornament Was
the wife % the third duke OF Cleveland
ne old duchess who died IN 1855 a. the
age % 9L Size had very small teet ami
% display them, would often ~ upon a
-ab,e aud let heg anklet tall down oter her
loot ........
0ueeR Nary KNOCKS HObhlc.
speaking OF the treas fashion, a is gra,-
ryiug Ia know that the hobbie SKIRT Is out
1f the running iu English society, due 10
lie action OF Queen Mary. A short tlme
ago tae queen expressed her dsfavur OF
IDS ruriu OF dress m very strong terms.
s4id d Is noteworthy that uone % the royal
siss nor those about tho courl have Gole
A Co., this eNasgeraled form of eta.e
queen Alsr-llke Queen .AiaKandra.-nas
,e-y dennige Views a. % what does aol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
PLANNING MEXICAN FETE
SUM OF $4,000 WILL BE SPENT
ON DECORATIONS.
Elaborate. Preparations Are Being
Made for Centennial Celebra-
ton in September.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MEXICO CITY, July 21-After making
definite plans for the street and public
building decorations for the national cen
tennial independence celebration in Sep
TENDER, the committee appointed by Gov.
Guiilermo de Landa Escandon of the
federal district, for this feature, has an
neunced that the sum of $4,000 will be
spent on decorations.
The handsome public buildings around
1.-The Zocalo,'' a famous plaza on which
fronts the National Palace. will be most
deliberately decorated in colors and cleo
trical lights.
Avenida Cinco de Mayo. Avenida San
Francisco Avenida Is de Septiembre and
Avenida Juarez. all important and well
known business thoroughfares in the
heart of the business section of the cap
ital. will receive the bulk of the decora-
TONS At certain street intersections huge
arches will be erected. They will he bril-
liantly Illuminated at night, and deco
rated with flowers. cOlors and allegOrioal
designs. Along the streets poles that
will bear other decorations will be erect
ed. while festoons of lights and bunting
will cross the streets at frequent in
tervalS.
1t is said that all of the great Catholic
churches in the city will be decorated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

number of players-twenty-on Harvey
only passed two men during the whole
game.
Cailow. who was on the firing line for
the Car Department team, also pitched a
good game. allowing only six hits, but
MS support was poor, eight errors being
made by his teammates. Had he received
proper support. no doubt the game would
nave gone into extra innings. He also
got one Of his teams FIVE hits.
Handey. one of the best PLAYERS on the
Car Department team, played a good
game at first for the losers, getting every
tnlng that came within reach of him.
He also led his team at the bat, getting
two healthy singles and stealing four
bases. Stewart of the Adams Express
led his team in batting with two singles.
while Mcmahon of the Express team
got the longest hit of the game the same
being triple. JeWett played a fine
game at the first station for Adams, and
also got double. His and McMahon's
were the only two hits during the game
that went for extra bases
Peck, the nifty catcher Of the Adams
team, played cracking good game yes
terday. having nineteen outs and two
assists to his credit. He badly hurt one
OF the fingers on his right hand in the
early part of the game yesterday, when
a foul tip caught him on one Of the
fingers of his unglOved hand, almost tear
ing the nail off. He finished the game,
however. and did not seem to mind the
wound much, although it must have been
very painful