The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Life Underwriters Listen IN ID
teresting Addresses and FiDs
Musical Selection,
GOVERNOR SPRY GIVES
WORD OF ENC0URAGEMBSy
Offers Assurance That No Has.
tile Legislation viii Be
Passed by Assembly.

With the assurance from f;ovo,u.
Spry and Senator Badger that the ,,.-
sage OF All insurance law In Utah ~,
termed after the Robertson law ~ Ia.
Is not to he part OF the work os h.
present legislature. more than hundrsa
members Of the Utah Life Underwrits.
left The sixth annual banquet with h
creased enthusiasm in their wor,. !.
the state. For some time the disc,s.,.
of the passage of Il law requiring H.
surance companies To Invest 20 per c.-.
OF their surplus earnings in the st.,'
caused the insurance agents OF the cI,~
some anxiety, IL plain terms, not 10 (.
misunderstood, the senator and the oovl
ernOr spoke on that subject.
Seated at tables arranged in the fc,,
of the letter u the underwriters, Win
their wives and friends, caused The r.
ords OF their association to chow H.
passing of one OF the pleasant evenis~
in the social HE OF the organization ~
menu and programme were arr, arraurs;
With care, The programme OF addrsssS
Included talks by Willard Done sJsi-
insurance commissioner. who briefly oni-
lined the work OF the commission in y.
,lng disputes and making rulings affeei,'
Ing insurance companies, He said ii,
department held no favoTites and no son,
pany doing IL square business need fes,
the results OF the rulings Of the Office
u. II. Crltchlow talked OF the publ.
policy and the insurance policy. He 81
that public policy regulates the insuranas
policy recognizing the good and sur,r5.
Ing the bad He described life Insuranc1
as a man making a bst he Is sure h.
lose with man who doesn't want ID
win.
Life Insurance Necessity.
, Senator Carl A. Badgar In addition q
his remarks concerning the attitude N
insurance legislation held by members 4
the legislature said he felt a special q.
terest in life insurance because he bs.
lleves IL 10 be an investment no rua1
should pass by II he wants To be sur.
of leaving support for his widow al
children when he gives up the offIce n
breadwinncr.
w. w. Armstrong, president OF d
National Copper bank. In a short addres>
spoke OF the high standing in busiueli
insurance companies have taken In
adopting sound business policies. d
business methods applied. the great +
surance companies are business buIldep
themselves. aiding In the growth of cqr1-
from which thew gain supporf.
minute talk cheered the hearts OF IN
Insurance men by saying that az
clergyman he is glad when his parIshIor-
ers are fortified with insurance polcIe1
as Il great deal or his work has TO 4
with the poor. Hc brought forth a.
plause when he said that he insists q
every prospective bridegroom who com
10 him for the marriage ceremony carr
Ing at least $1,000 policy In some "a
line insurance company.
Governor Is Encouraged.
Governor Spry was the last speaker d
the programme. His words were drecte +
To the admirable way the insurance con-
panles of Utah are investing their none
In the state Industries, His talk was q
ceived with hearty cheers.
A c. Shaw. the poet OF the assoc
ton, reciled an original poem filled st1
witty lines and directed at members q
the association.
Music for the banquet was FURNISH
by the Romania Hyde string quarIeile
Frequent encores were demanded by ID
banqueters, y harp SOLO by Miss Ly11
White and the seXtet from 'LucIs
l,ammermoor," played by request. se;3
received with favor The musical pro
sramme called for selections interspers91
With the toasts. Popular pieces wer7
evidence in the programme. I'll
The entertainment committee. consleu1
of John n. Spencer chairman. and Z.
Kipp. Frank Mozeley and H. Il, Voyk
was highly complimenied upon the SO
'esS OF the banquet An informal IecsPX
ton was held In the ladies' room bela
the banquet