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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
MRS. CLINTON GRANTED
DIVORCE FROM DOCTOR
Desertion Is Charge Made by
Wife
(Speciol Dispotch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Cali
Los ANGELES. Oct 2s--Chargfng
that her husband had deserted her.
Mrs. Margaret Clinton. wife OF Or.
Edward NJ. Clinton OF San Francisco.
today was successful in her attempt
to obtain divorce. Mrs. Clinton told
been gradually weakening and grow
ing colder until finally he left her. Ac-
cording 10 Mrs Clinton's story her
husbands property is valued at $780,
ooo. After hearing her story and cor
roborative testimony, Judge Church Of
Fresno. sitting for one OF the Los An
geles judges. granted an interloeutory
decree.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
COWELL GIVES REPLY TO
NEEDHAM AT SANTA CRUZ
First Democratic Congressional
Rally Is Held
TSpeciol Dspotch to The Call

lSpecidI DsPdfch 10 ne CdHI
SANTA CRUZ. Oct 2s-The nrst
democratic congressional rally OF the
campaign occurred at knights opera
house tonight and was fairly well at
tended. A E. Cowell. congressional
candidate from this district. was the
principal speaker. and his address in
the main was an answer to that of
J. C. Needham. who spoke Wednesday
evening. Brief addresses were also
made by AssembIyrnan Maher and Phil
G. Sheehy. democratic nominee for dis
trict attorney. d. c. Clark presided as
chairman Of the svsaiW.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
CHAMPION AERONAUTS
ARRIVE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Alan r. Haw-
lev and Augustus Post, who made the
world record balloon fight from st.
Louis to the Canadian wilds, arrived in
New York tonight from Montreal and
were met by a great crowd of aero
nautic enthusiasts. One Of the first
persons 10 grasp their hands they
stepped off the train was Samuel F.
Perkins who, with Lieutenant Gericke
sn the Dusseldorf IL, was second In
she race.
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chemist and analyst, the jury ad-
jourfed until Monday.
Koebig's. testimony was highly I'm
portant, as itswas upon his findings
primarily that the special investi-
eating committee reported. to the
mayor that the Times building un-
doubtedly had been dynamited.
The chemist followed into the grand
jury. room E., Nashold. a mine superin-
tendent from Kern county, who was the
only actual witness of the explosion so
far examined by the grand jury. Mas
hold likewise declared that the explo-
sion was caused by dynamite.
Before going into the grand jury
room Koebig said he had examined
the Times ruins for the purpose OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

Horse. Alaska, a telegram from him
bringing word that he had started for
home. Immediately arrangements were
made for special train from the Pa
cific coast to bring Potter in all haste
to this place as soon as he lands from
his boat.
The news that his son is Romeward
bound caused Colonel Potter to rally
somewhat today, and he is buoyed up
by the hope that he will see his boy
again. The journey from Alaska will
consume about 10 days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Kaiser Threatened With Bomb

BRUSSELS. Oct. 2s.-The extraordi-
nary precautions taken last night to
protect Emperor william and Empress
Auguste Victoria when they left the
city at IL o'clock for Berlin We're ex-
planned today when the police an
nounced that letter threatening his
majesty had been received at the royal
palace yesterday.
The letter was signed by a militant
Brussels anarchist and read:
Since no one has had the courage to
blow up the German autocrat I have
decided to throw a bomb
Efforts of the authorities 70 arrest
the writer were fruitless and accord
ingly unusual steps were taken to guard
against any untoward incident.
All the windows Of the houses over
looking the streets through which the
royal party passed from the palace to
the railway station were ordered closed
temporarily and the station was packed
with troops. The railway line for a
considerable distance was closely
guarded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
SOUTH DAKOT DIVORCES NOT LEGAL
TENDER lNDISTRICT T OF COL UMBIA

by Milton E. Davis. who in April. 1907.
went to South Dakota and in December
got divorce and three weeks later was
married again.
The former Mrs. Davis-if she really
is no. longer legal wife-brought suit
for absolute divorce and alimony The
answer made to the petition was that
Davis had already secured a divorce.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Divorce de-
crees granted in South Dakota are not
illegal tender" in the district of Column
bia. according to a decision today by
Judge Stanford in the district supreme
court.
The particular decree which the JUS
tice declared. invalid hereswas obtained
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Evidence Kept Secret

The department of commerce and Ia
Dor is going very cautiously intoi the
North investigation. There is large
amount of matter which played an i'm
portant part in Norths suspension
which the department refuses to make
public. Commissioner General of I'm
migration Keefe admitted today that
the public charges against North form
only a minor part of the mountain OF
data which the department possesses.
The order sending Inspectors Strand
and Mayer back to San Francisco was
issued partly because the department
wants to have the whole force present
during the investigation. so that the
matter can be investigated thoroughly
and partly because, 1t is rumored they
will be able to give enough evidence of
North's dealings to cause his official
decapitation.
LAS soon as Edsell reaches San Fran
cisco the investigation will proceed"
said Commissioner Keefe today. I'VE
can not give out any of the data we
have regarding North. The charges
already published form a Part of it,
however,.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Stops 20 Miles From Goal

BRAINE-LE-CONTE Belgium, Oct
2s-After having flown approximately
$50 miles in his attempt to reach Brus-
sells from Paris, in an aeroplane. NJ
Matthew landed here this evening, fail
ing Of his purpose by 20 miles.
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4
nation fight the special interests than James r.
President Roosevelt Garfield
nsof coa
Garfield who made the Heh Hetchy Francisco Garfield
maxim
be m he OF the
the who no the o Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
FORTY MILITARY AIRSHIPS ORDERED
FOR GERMAN WAR OFFICE WITH GUNS
Especial Gable 10 The CALI

the detonating force is to be sufficient
to wreck or capsize any aerial machine
yet constructed if the charge explodes
within 100 feet of it. The shells will
leave trail of black smoke showing
the track they have taken SO that it
will not be difficult to correct the range
Immediately.
The guns can fire "a eight pound
shells per minute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

LAUNDRYMAN is BANKRUPT Repeated i'll
nesses have forced o. H. Pike. a laundryman.
into bankruptcy. He gives his debts as ss51
in his petition for voluntary insolvency to the
United States district court. flied yesterday.
He has no assets. With the exception OF $40,
Pixies indebtedness Is owing to six doctors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

LONDON. Oct 2S.-A fleet of 40 mon
oplanes has been ordered to be com
pletely finished by early spring for the
German war Office
For delivery at the same time six
aerial guns have been ordered from
Krupps. each to be mounted on a so
horsepower motor car. These guns
will shoot a charge of bursting srrap
mel to any height up to $4,000 feet and
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

FATHER ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY Police
". ID. Fiinn of the juvenile court ar
rested Joseph Goger, AZ Douglass street. yes
terhay on charge of brutality to minor
child. Finn charged that. Goger whipped his
SON. Francis. years old, so brutally that
the bruises and welts inflicted still show.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
General Suggests Suicide

The emperor always punished Sc
verely the guilty in such cases. The
whole affair will be retold December
10, when Mrs Meersmann will de-
mand in court that General Won
Gagern place $4,000 in trust for the
two children whose paternity he has
admitted, she asserts.
General Won Gagern was Lieutenant
Colonel Meersmans superior officer at
Bresiau. Meersman had been advanced
rapidly in rank The general was ex-
tremely attentive to Mrs. Meersman.
von Gagern retired from the army and
left Breslsu. Meersman went to sw;t
zerland and sued his wife for divorce.
which has not been granted vet.
Won Gagern. ii Is said. asked retired
general OF an older and harder school
what he could do to regain his reputa-
tion.
Nothing" retorted the man. who
fought with Mo1tke. You have a re-
volver-use it."
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Flies ESQ Miles in Six Hours

ETAMPES, France, Oct. 2S.-Maur-
ice Tabuteau broke the worlds rec
ords for time and distance today by
flying 2Ss miles in six hours In a con-
tinuous trip. A premium of $4,000 goes
to the winner The previous record
was held by Olieslager. the Belgian
aviator, who covered pa miles in five
hours three minutes and five SECONDS
on July 10 last.
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Continued ON Page ?, Column
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
angel island
INVESTIGATION
Will Go Deep
Hart North Inquiry Will Begin
on Arrival Of immigration
Official Monday
Strongest Evidence Against
Suspended Commissioner
Is Kept Secret
fSeeeial Dispoteh to The Call

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-The inves-
tigation of the San Francisco immigra-
Edsell of the immi grafton bureau here
arrives in San Francisco. AT present
things are being held up pending his
arrival. He will take the place of
Assistant Commissioner Crawford, who
was lowered to the rank of inspector.
Edsell. in all probability, will reach San
Francisco Monday and will report i'm
mediately to Commissioner Steward.
The work of investigation then will so
on merriIy
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Continued on Page 3, Column 3
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Kaiser Intervenes to Rid Army
of Reproach Caused by
General and Woman
MONEY is CLAIMED FOR
ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN
Mothers Confession Declares
That Paternity Was Admitted
by Husbands Superior
ANARCHIST THREATENS
GERMAN RULERS LIFE
ESPECIAL Gable TO The Call

Especial Gable TO The Call
DERLIN. Oct. 2S.-Emperor VIII
n liam. infuriated, has intervened
to rid his army of the scandal in
which Mrs. Meersmann, her husband
and General Baron Won Gagern are
involved.
The emperor has ordered the war
Office to send him all the testimony
that has been taken in the case. all of
General Won Gagern's excuses and
explanations and the full details OF
Mrs. Meersmann's rather explicit con-
fession.
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Continued on Page s, Column 5
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
JOHNSTONE SETS
new RECORD OF
SAIL FEET.
American Altitude Supremacy Is
Won as Aviator Uses
Last of Fuel
Il Was Scared for Fair When |
Got Back to Earth and Saw
Wind" Says Birdman

IEw YORK, Oct 2s.-The crowd
IN at Belmont park today was all
for Ralph Johnstone. when, from
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

Eleventh precinct Edward Drew,
Samuel c. Dwight. Frank +. Fernan-
dez. George Kaea, David X. Kama.
John Kanae, Benz X. Kane, Vim.
X. Simerson.
Twelfth precinct--lIarry kahale,
A. s. Kalelopu, Richard Lane.
Thirteenth precinct - Eugene *.
Aiu, Alfred l.. Castle. John l.. Flem-
ing, David X. Hoapili, Daniel s. X.
Pahu, william Paoakalani, Henry
Peters, w. Holl Thornton, Harry NJ.
Won Holt, Benz. p. Fabian.
Fourteenth precinct Chang Chau.
Chas. Kanekoa. George Kaolopa, Jas.
X. Kauanui w. II. Keawe, $. =.
Malclua, Il. l.. Sharratt.
Fifteenth precinct--Patrick Glea-
son, william Henry, Robert He'll
bron. S. NJ. Ilamakaia. Thos. Pedro.
Total sc. Grand total, both dis
tricts, 2l9.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

Slmorson, A. s. Kaleiopu, w. II.
Thornton, Chang Chau and William
Henry.
Protests Dropped.
A recess was taken until the COM
mittee on credentials could report,
most of its time being consumed in
consideration OF rather lengthy
protest from the Sixth Precinct OF
the Fourth District, where 1t was de-
clared that an opposition ticket was
smothered by methods that would
not stand anything like the white
light OF publicity. The credentials
committee, however. did not find
anything that favored the protest.
ants, the precinct secretary's min
utes not showing that the other
ticket of the protestants was regu-
larly placed in nomination in writ
| ing.
No protests were received from
the Seventh of the Fourth, where
/ Cohen lost out. This precinct came
under the consideration OF the Gre
dentials committee only on the sub.
stitution of Nihu Monuwai for Chas
Costa, elected as delegate 20 the
convention, but now absent from the
Territory.
Upon the reconvening of the con.
vention. L. A. Douthitt of the com.
mittee on credentials presented q
verbal report to the effect as stated
and with the exception noted, the
delegates listed were declard to con
stitute the convention.
On Adjournment.
Then came the move for per
manent convention organization, ant
as 1t had all been planned out be
forehand. there was nothing much II
the way of opposition-so much har
mony and good feeling being eyiden
that one could see II in the atmo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

rules, and he so moved.
The convention now constituted
consists of the following delegations
Fourth District.
First preclnct-W. G. Ashley, Il. II,
Bath, L. A. Douthitt. w. p. Kamai,
Daniel Logan, Geo. Makalena, William
Noa.
Second precinct-Ias. II. Boyd. Thos
=. Cummns, Isaac II. IIarbottle, Hen.
ny Z. Hoolae, Daniel X Kaeo, Sylves.
ter Kihlkikolo Daniel X. Kaiolc. Mo.
SEES Kekahio, ]. ahai Merseberg A. st.
c. Piianaia. Henry Van Gieson
Third rrecinct-W. /; Charlocr
Geo. p. Denison. Henry .eitas. j. Is.
lgnacio, John alimapehu, Chas. Ku.
pahu. Eben r. Low, +. T.. Steerc. Il.
Won Damn.
Fourth precinct-J. J. Belscr II. W.
Breckons, w. II. Bromley, c. II. Cooke,
J. +, Cooke, J. II. Craig, Geo. A. Davis
w. f. Drake. J. II. Fisher, II. Kolomo
ku. +. J. Kruger, ]. NJ. Little. ]. Rich
ards. S. b. Rose G. Schuman. II. W
Single, f. c. Smith, G.. T.. Smithies
John Waterhouse.
Fifth pTecinct-C. G. Ballentync. G
II Brown, w. w. Chamberlain, c. b
Cottrell, Chas. Crozier. w. w Harris
Edwin Hughes, Chas. Hustace Jr., w
j. Karratti, J. A. Kennedy T. V King
]. w. Llyod, F, ID. Lowrey. e. II. Paris
X u. Pc ter. +. u, Richardson, G
strom C. !. Swain, c. w. ziegler.
Sixth precinct-Andrcw |. Bright
Nihu Manuwai. Soloman Hanohano
John Kaaua, Henry Kane, Geo. X
/ HAWAI-. Jno. NJ. Kcaloha. Jos. Luahiwa
Apaki Manuwai, Dick Panaewa, JOIN
| Wallace.
Seventh prccinct-Chas. G. Bartlett
! - '.' <. Cockett, C. Charlock
". 'al" .Irbottle. John Hilo Sr.. JOIN
/ HilO. -. Louis X. Kane. Herr!
'''"~' Frank Mahuka, Jr. Chas. |.
-. : r. Scully. Moses Wire.
gath pre- cinct-D. II. Davis, NJ. 5
Deponte. J F. Eckardt, V, Fernandez
Jr., ]. X. Kamanoulu. II. T. Lake, WI
| liam Lucas, Samuel Parker. y. Pc
reira. ]. A. r. Vieira, II. p. Wood
d. NJ. Woodward ]. X. Woodward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

sphere
J. p. Cooke was the mover to
make the temporary organization the
permanent organization of the con-
yention, and there was not dis
senting voice to that program.
Then came the question of conyen-
tion precedence. In few words
Chairman Breckons stated that a
number OF Views had been expressed
on this point by good Republicans,
number of them apparently being
of the opinion that 1t would cause
embarrassment, or something like
that, to nominate county and dis
trict candidates before the Terrific
rial convention had promulgated its
platform, Monday. But 1t developed
in the ensuing discussion that this
was far from being the view of the
convention majority
In reply to question as to the
attitude OF his precinct on the ques-
ton, J. p. Cooke, chairman of the
Fourth of the Fourth delegation,
stated that his precinct was in favor
of perfecting the permanent organ
ization of the county convention and
then adjourning until after the Ter
ritorial convention. MIR. Cooke sug.
gested that a vote be taken on the
question, and that while his pre-.
cinct was for adjournment, It was
perfectly willing TO abide and act
upon the view of the question as
expressed by the convention major,
ity.
Il. A. Douthltt was the spokesman
for those in favor OF immediate ac
ton. He stated that a number o.
the delegates had come from outsid,
districts at considerable expense I,
themselves and that he believed ;
I platform committee should he ~
pointed to confer with the Terrific
rial platform trainers today and 70
port back to the convention when (.
reconveyed today.
A. S, Kaleiopu broke in with thu
declaration that. something essentia
was being overlooked, that being tn,
/ appointment of committee Ol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

Ninth Eugene X. Allen, s.
l.. Aylctt. Henry Espinda, Ed. =. Fo.
garty A. V. Gear. Chris J. Holt, Robt
ID. King, Hans II. Kohler. Joe Kubcy
John Marcallino. Harry Il. Murray, II
l.. Newton, Geo. J. ONclll, Larry u
Twomcy. n. II. Worrall, Edw. Wood
ward, William l.. Welsh, Geo S
Wright.
Tenth prccinct-C. NJ. Bettencourt
Sam Kaaumoana, David Kalama. John
he, A. K. Kaco, A. @. Marcallino. a
McCabe. Eddie McCorriston, Frank
Mcintyre, Frank Olivoira. Sam Wal
kerr John II. Wise, Albert X. Wood
ward.
Eleventh prccinct--Ahau Akuni
Total, 1873.
Fifth District.
First precinct Ulysses II. Jones
Frank Pahia.
Second precinct-Mark A. Robinson
Third prccinct-Kaaimanu Lukela
l.. X. Naonc, s. NJ. Nihipaii, S. Rem
ken.
Fourth preclnct-Andrcw Adams
Chas. Bridges. L. y. Naone, w. X
Ralhburn.
Fifth preclnct-A. u, Cox, Oscal
Cox, w. w. Goodale. Edward Hore
John l.. Kalau, clifford Kimball Rue
Kinney. Chas. Kukea, S. X. Mahoc
Manuel Snuya
Sixth precinct 49, Samuel kila
Samuel Mapu, Jas. J. Mundon.
Seventh precinct--David Douglas
Joe Fernandez, f. +. Greenfield
Thomas O'Dowda, Geo. +. Renton.
Eighth precinct - Frank X. Ar
cher, Chas. n. Arnold, J. II. De Fries
William Kane, -. NJ. Mahi, X. a
McKeague. c. II. McNally, G. W
Nawaakoa, J. II. Travis, Albert Wa
terhouse.
Ninth precinct-H. X. Alapai, j
p. Dias. w. II. Knox, Solomon Ma
helona, Eddie Marine, J. X. MaukolI
Amos Mawae.
Tenth precinct. l.. Co'kett, A
Fernandez. L. J. Gay, w. u. Hop
kins, w. K. Isaac, J. Kupihea, Get
Lucas. CT fE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
CHILDREN COMING
TO HONOLULU SCHOOLS
Maui Is Sending Good Number
of Boys and Girls to
Schools of Honolulu,

tSpcclal Bulletin Correspondence
WAlLUkU, Maui, Sept. .. The
Wailuku girls returning 10 Honolulu
schools this week are she following:
Winnefrcd Saffery and Mabel Kuhl.
lani Naonc go To the Normal Rose
Cummings to ST. Andrews Priory. the
Misses Eva and Lovey Robinson to
the Central Grammar school, Violet
X. Keola to Kamehameha. Both Edith
Baldwin and Edith ID. Keola will Join
the junior class of Oahu College. Tho
three Baldwin boys also go back to
Punahou. Lellani Weight has left
for Mckinley High school Eddie Ly.
ons and Jack Bal go to st. Louis Col.
lege. Sam and Will Keliinoi both
go to Kamehameha as also one of the
Patterson boys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
HARMONY Marks
FIRST night OF
SESSION
CONTINUED from Pace y

% Continued from Page y
to place the name of Mr.. Harris In
nomination.
Two tellers were appointed. and
tho votes were announced by the
chairman of each precinct dclega-
ton. While the totals were being
made. W. W. Harris was recognized
by Acting Chairman Crabbc, and
Harris moved to make the election
Of TIrcckons unanimous, This struck
n responsive chord. and the vote for
Brc-kons was made unanimous with
enthusiasm.
The vote by precinct was as fol.
lows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

BreCkOns was then escorted to his
place on the platform by commit
tee consisting of George Davis and
Sam Maheona. and the temporary
chairman proceeded TO announce his
policies"
lie stated that Il was too damp
for oratorical fireworks and that nc
did not propose to attempt anything
in that line. The chairman nbse:"-
ed. however. that Kuhio should come
up on the platform. 1--WE should not
only get him on the platform, but
in the platform rs we'll" observed
Chairman Breckons.
Then came the election Of tenn
pOrory secretary, 1t falling to James
w. Lloyd, and on Breckons' motion
the appointment of committee on
credentials was proceeded with, the
committee being composed of Il men,
Der from each precinct. named by
the chairman of each precinct dele
CATION. The personnel of the com.
mittee so constituted was as fol-
lows: Il. A. Douthitt, Thos. Cum
Minis, Geo. p. Denison, John Water
house. o. c. Swain. A. !. Bright, G
l.. Oio. Vincent Fernandez, II. ID
King. j. II. Wise, A. Akuni, u. n
Jones. Mark A. Robinson, l.. X. Ma
one, c. Bridges, Edward Hare, J. J
Mundon, +. Il. Greenfield, J. II. Ira
rIa EllLn MnLlnn Il Il EnN w K
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

5th precinct Breckons, G; Harris,
9Th precinct Breckons. 0; Harris,
7th precinct Brcckons, 3; Harris,
Sth precinct Brcckons. TO- Harris.
9th precinct Breckons, 9; Harris,
10th precinct Brcckons, 6; Harris,
nth precinct Breckons. S. Harris,
18th precinct Brcckons. 10; Harris.
18th precinct Breckons. 10; Harris,
lith precinct Brcckons, 10; Harris,
18th precinct. BrCckons, 8; Harris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-12
Philanthropic or Fill-the-Pock ?

suPoADs running out of City time ago
took combined action prohibit poker whist the suburban
ute ,, yzven gambling while the action Of the roads
made such plausible talk prohibition being for the rural d"e9os
However when the railroads tOowf up d f New YORK the
eo1uer began governed too much looked to h1I as
preventing gambling The governor OF new
combining fight the increased rates Tho
.n; n Iaine the rates out law
action BY saying that the high rates wO41 1U S ate with
reduction fire risk and fire loss They sought ugh to put at P
penalties high that cleaning up and improving
@ of Of their rates through improvements would the
e-ceSs charges slapped for the
puzpse bb as the old rates and in many higher
decrease in fire hazard which the costly
uggers with figures They can make
prove Fire and the ordinary ayman
uOnrOOnal insurance man has no chance to compete WITH the S
companies Of the same data and tables
From these tables h authoritative
Texas for the last Is years has been o2 Iat OF %
E1s Pou an a h Insurance cpmOan it is asoened that in @ years
ffon the sane
period includes the San fSo0
ccnfqion Jacksonville conflagratOn
stats over Is year period companies profitable
s. far as P goes the insurance companies representatives.
this city for 10 past has been only "A percent in other
500 taken s44 have been paid back IN losses
profit for Onagratn while on top
iOna surplus the companies Of
On mercantile existing
Cancelled By the as soon as any excuse sT @ sue acton M
al until figure reasonable rates in
certainly irresponsible
TIE old companies
TIE state 4h P law op6 bet be Tns an sm g % order
give pOHcholdeIs of the state due protection The law almost
very important details has lacking