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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
Record of Fees.
Special to :

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April Monthly statement
OF fees collected in the various county
Offices as shown by the March reports
Of each filed today. is as follows:
Sheriff. S71; clerk, s63076; treasurer.
$3.50; recorder, $333 90
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obligation. He has
specialized ! m
stomach, liver
and bowel diseas-
es for over forty
years and will be
pleased to give
the reader any
advice on the
subject free Of
charge. All are
. welcome to write
4 him. Whether for
A the medical ad-
Hyice or the free
2sample, address
= him DR.. w. 3.
Caldwell, Sal
Caldwell building,
Monticello, Ill.
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Christian Science Services.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeclaI 10 The TrlDune.
OGDEN. April 1.-The First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Will hold services at the
Masonic temple Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Subject. "Unreality." Sunday
school at 9:45 Il. m Wednesday evening
testimonial meetings arc held at o'clock.
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ed that the building Will be ready for
use when the fall session opens. The
new building will be one OF the most
modern school houses IN the city. Every
Improvement looking 10 the health OF
the pupils and the general sanitation is
provided for by the plans.
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funds to the sick man through the Min
ers union and the w. o. w,
No such person is known in Ogden by
the police and the nostmaster has thus
far been unsuccessful in his inquiries
regarding the missing man.
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National Union Fire Insurance
Company.

The name and location of the COM
pany-National Union Fire Insurance
company. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Name of president-E, e. Cole.
Name OF Secretary-B. ID. Cole.
The amount of its capital
stock is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 900, 900. 90
The amount of its capital
stock paid up is......... 100000, 90
The amount of It's assets
Is. -. ..,....... S.s07, 7,145 10
The amount OF its liabili-
IS. .... 80. 2.see. e.o4s ss
The amount OF it's income
during preceding calendar
year. .,..e. 2t0I2,b12. SS
The amount of its disburse-
ments during the preced-
ing calendar year ], ,S01 SIS. %
The amount of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year Oncluded in
foregoing item) ......... 91S, 481. Sc
The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year.. 254. 1852, 19S 90
The amount OF risks In
force at the end OF the
year ................,,. se6. .152. .s56 90
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Pioneer Woman Dies.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc tribune.
SPRINGYILLE. Utah. April MRS.
Bridget HoutZ. widow Of Jacob Houtz
and mother of Hon. u. d. Houtz OF
Provo. died here at her home this morn
ing. She was So years old. She was
one Of the oldest citizens OF this place
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Son Ia Born.
Special TO The Tribun

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April IA fine baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall T, Jami
son at their home, 245o Monroe avenue,
today at noon,
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FINE NEW SCHOOL.
Lorn Farr Building VIII Be Modern In
Every Respect.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April with practically all
of the necessary material on the ground
the active construction of the Lorin
Farr school at Harrison avenue and
Twenty second street was begun by the
contractors this morning. 1t Is expect
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Marriage License Granted.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 1.-Oka c. Stealey and
Ethel K. Parker. both OF Denver. were
granted license to marry by County
Clerk Samuel Dye this afternoon,
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Forgery Is Charged,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April Awaiting formal
charges of forgery, w. Reardon is in the
city Jail tonight, having been arrested
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The following are some extracts
from letters DR.. Caldwell has received:

The following are some extracts
from letters DR.. Caldwell has received:
II wish 10 thank you for the sam
pie bottle OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. My little grandson, Philip
Lloyd, had suffered from stomach
trouble: when l sent for the bottle OF
Syrup Pepsin lie was suffering all the
time and had an acute attack OF gas
trltis. l gave him the medicine
which lie said was nice. Che Is s
years Old and by the time the bot
tie was empty he was cured I was
so pleased that ! want to tell you
what 2 valuable remedy you have
made.'-A Dr.'s Widow. Mrs. Eliza.
beth r. Jones, 4l2o Perry St: Chi
cago.. III.
Il liked the sample OF Syrup Pepsin
30 much that sent at once 10 my
druggist LOT two soc bottles, so have
1t IN the house regularly. My chill
dren like to take It, which pleased me
very much, as sometimes We have
trouble in getting them to take other
Iaxatiyes- -''-Chns H Reichert, 3l0i
Jamaica AVG, Richmond Hill. l.. /.
We have received your sample
bottle which you sent upon request. /
have never had anything in medi-
, cine form that has accomplished any
thing like yours has. 1t is simply
great. / have already used two bot
ties Of the SOC size after the arrival
and using Of your sample. Mrs
Katherine Haberstroh, McKees Rocks,
Pa
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State OF Utah. office of the Commission.
Of insurance-ss.
J. Willard Done. commissioner n, h.
surance of the state of Utah. do hera,,
certify that the above named Iusuran%
company has filed in my Office a deiaIe9
statement OF it's condition. from whef
the foregoing statement has been n,o
pared; and mat the SAID company has IN
OF the state relating to insurance
In testimony whereof, I have herepnto
set my hand and affixed the seal of H.
Insurance department this eth day n5
March, A. d. 1911 II
WILLARD DONE,
lSeaIl Commissioners.
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DR.. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase OF his remedy ends bis
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For the Year Ending December 81, 1910
OF the Condition OF the NJ
Continental Casualty COmpan,


The name and location OF the company
Continental Casually company. Ham
nond, Indiana. ~
Name OF president, II @. B Alexander,
Name Of secretary, William II. Betts-
The amount OF its capital
stock is .....:.....t...: ssoooOaeq
The amount Of its capital
stock paid up is .....,,. 30000o.Q1
The amount OF Its assets Is o.0S2, &}5
The amount of Its labii-
ties (including capitaD is 1.645, ,2ss 81
The amount OF Its income
ing the preceding calen-
The amount of Its dis
preceding calendar year. ar s.oss.s57s5
The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding
calendar yenr (incIuded
in foregoing item). go. l,2s6.9e2. .p1
W written during the Year 3,sls.sil.s3
The amount of premiums
tn the iyess year s..... a. ."e emu =. 1.sss.ssssa
State OF Utah. Office OF the Commits
sioner of Insurance-ss.
I, Willard Done. commissioner OF IN
surance OF the state OF Utah, do heFep1
certify that the above named INSURANCE
company has filed in my office detalle9
statement OF It's condition, from Wmc1
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared. and that the said company has uI
all other respects compiled with the ieN1
OF the state relating 10 insurance !.
In testimony whereof l have nereunt4
set my hand and affixed the seal OF tnt
insurance department this 2iJh day o'
March, a. D. 1911.
WILLARD DONE.
TSeall Commissioner
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/. .B.WICkS
SO SOUTH STATE ST.
Both phones 1883.
Real Estate, Insuranc.
and Loans.
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL. sr.n
MENT Arn-
f 'Ae Of eIr the ena,ns %nnSI,Ioe December 81. lsa
Continental (Fire) Insurance
COMPANY. +

The name and location Of the COMM
Continental (Fire) Insurance rornIay ph1y
New York City, New York psu2.
Name of prcsident-Henry Evans
Names of secretaries-C p TmI,,
a. Swinnerton. f. r. MIIlard. " pas;. p
The amount Of Its capital i'ankin'
stock is s mn oo. +
The amount of its capital ''''V''u
rbe s.oeE an,dmnf paid u up ,,s ls' 100000 d
Tbs is amour, ' q; i: i,.n,,, ss,les.oss ID
ties Qncluding capitaD
IS...,. -.-.-ts,... II l2A G1e q.
The amount of-its income -
during the preceding
calendar year 5000. gI57 gao !,
The amount OF its dis
bursements during the
preceding calendar year, soo1 7os !.
The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding
calendar year dpcluded
In foregoing item) -. a07a -so :.
The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year. .G5a aos ott 4.
The amount OF risks IN
force at the end OF the
year - ..-...-....,..... l,5ll .1s0, 57s .ol
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TRACY LOAN &
TRUST CO.
II EAST FIRST SOUTH.
Loans Insurance
Abstracts

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1910.
Of the condition of the
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state OF Utah. office Of the conlin'-
80 ipsnra noes.

State OF Utah. office OF the o'''D
Of insurance.-ss- ,r NJ in-
I. Willard Done. conm.i,ssnIonSso n.,an 40 Gersby
surance of the state OF o,ad on,ad inslra1ee
taied tapan Statement tenn OF its son6ttiSSsas Sas bss
which the foregoing sta1a staseatnem enampany ~
prepared, and that the ssaa.n,isd said SSdith With th'
In ali other respeetss, ,i0r e0mp'i To insuranes;
iaTs IN testimony 9s n whereof ,h have ssai q
set my hand and affiXed a. sAt 95th day o.
iusurance department this -''A
March, 4. D. 1o11.,,r LARD DONE,
(SeaD commissioner
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Penn Mutual Life lnsura
Company.

The name and location OF the con,rany. com,raIsy
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rohpsorl.
Name of president. George ,,shreys. n. Jv
Name of secretary, John Iiin'p
The amount OF It's capit@i u1utuaI
,r stock is =, ;,s assets is Sill. OIL y
The amount OF Its ia ,,o ,e1 63036
bilities 49, ,...e-'s..'-,.
The amount OF its income
during the preceding cal slIs1,255,7
enuar year ,...,o'
The amount Of its disbursg e
ments during the preceo 1e gSi.H
ing calendar year .-.-...;;
The amount of losses anu
endowments paid durlils
the preceding calenoar J.
Year dncluded in f0reso. 7.slSssss
The amount of risks writteH "a ses, ,l3sQ
The amount Of risks 1 in I!sip force 4ss, ,5ss.Osss
at the end OF the year. -
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State Of Utah, Office of the
SIoncr of Insurnnce-ss

State Of Utah, Office of the Commis-
soner of Insurnnce-ss.
], Willard Done. commissioner of In
surance of the state of Utah do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
company has filed in my office de-
tailed statement OF Its condition, from
which the foregoing statement has been
prepared, and that the said company has
In all other respects complied with the
laws OF the state relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF the
insurance department this 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1911.
(SeeD WILLARD DONE,
Commissioner,
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A FEW FIXED FACTS TO MAKE
Will G. Farrell
A Fixed Factor
IN INSURANCE CIRCLES.

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT :.
For the wear ending December 81 A'N@
OF the condition Of the
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F. e. FRANCISCO,
State Manager
West Coast Life
Insurance Co.
213.14-15 poOLY BLOCK,
p. o. Box 1915, Salt Lake City, Utah.
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December 81, 1910
OF the condition Of the
West Coast Life Insurance
Company.

The name and location of the company.
West Coast Life Insurance Company
San Francisco.
Name of president, Henry J. Crocker.
Name Of secretary, Julian sonntag.
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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENr
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Syndicate Insurance
Agency

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
PFor the year ending December 81, 1910,
of the condition OF the
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-29
FATAL SHOOTING SCRAPE.
One Man Mortally and Another Se-
verely Wounded.

Foster F. Harper and William
Ridgeway, two young white men of
prominent families, engaged in a pis-
tol duel near Holidays bridge, An
derson county. Monday afternoon,
each firing Is shots, and each being
wounded, Harper probably mortally.
The row was result of some reports
one of the principals started. so it Is
said, but the nautre of the reports
can not be learned.
Friends of both men anticipated a
fight and asked Harper and Ridge
way to meet at the home of Rub
Holiday in order to adjust their Diff
ferences. 1t Is said, that both men
began firing when they met and that
each emptied his revolver three times
and when their pistols were emptied
they calmly. reloaded and began firing
again.
Harper was shot through the liver
and two other, balls lodged in his
stomach. Ridgeway received three
bullets in his leg. He was moved to
his home, where he was attended by
physicians. Harper was rushed to
Belton in an automobile, and was
brought to Anderson over the electric
trolley. He was carried to the hos
nital and Doctors Harris, Haynie.
Babb and Young operated on him.
They say there is very little nope for
his recovery. Ridgeway will recover
if no complications set in.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-29
WILL SHOW UP SOUTH.
Southern Railway Will Make an At
tractive Exhibit.

The Southern Railway will make
an attractive exhibit showing the ag-
ricultural, forest and mineral re-
sources and manufactured products
of the Southeast at the Appala ckian
exposition, to be held at Knoxville,
September II to October !, 1911.
This exhibit will contain handsome
displays of cereals, cotton, tobacco,
legumes, vegetables ard fruits, and
especial attention will be given to
forest products and manufactured
specimens Of woods. The exhibit will
show in a comprehensive way The
possibilities and advantages OF the
Southeastern States and should prove
a powerful advertisement for the sec
tion as large numbers Of visitors are
expected at the exposition from points
outside the Southeast.
At the same time the exhibit will
serve the very useful purpose Of call
ing the attention of che people OF
the South to the great opportunities
which exist in their OWL country. This
is a feature which the management OF
the Southern Railway considers OF
the highest Importance, as nothing
can have a more powerful effect in
discouraging emigration from the
South to less favored sections than
a thorough knowledge of the South
and the many reasons which make
this the best section Of the country
in which to live and prosper.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-29
KILLED AND INJURED
By a Terrific Oil Explosion at Port
Arthur, Texas.

At Port Arthur, Texas, Two lives
were lost half n dozen or more men
were injured some seriously, three
oil barges and one tug burned to the
waters edge, about 10000 barrels OF
oil destroyed and two large ware
houses and over 500 feet Of wharVes
burned, in an explosion followed by
disastrous fire in the Port Arthur
harbdr and water front Monday
morning. The loss Is estimated late
to-day at about 100000.
Capt. Frank Weber of the barge
Gumble. and a man who is as yet un-
identified, lost their lives in the ex-
plosion aboard the Gumble, where
the fire originated.
The flames swept rapidly over
smaller vessels belonging to the Tex
as Company and spread to two large
warehouses of that company. These
two, together with 500 feet OF
wharves. were soon a mass OF ruins.
Other buildings were damaged.
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WILL REMOVE THEM
THE HOOK WORM IN SOUTH CAR
OLINA MUST GO.
A Sweeping Investigation to be Made
by Experts and Specialists IN This

by Experts and Specialists IN This
State.
The announcement Is made by DR..
]. LaBruce Ward that the work OF
Investigating and treating hook worm
in South Carolina will be materially
furthered by the recent appointment
of three specialists in addition to tie
one already employed to go over the
State and get in among the peoples
Dr.. Routh of Hampton. County. Is. at
work in his native place. DR.. J.. T.
Howell, of Kenly, N. c., will begin
in South Carolina on July /; on July
Is another goes on duty, the name
to be announced later.
These specialists will make exam
nations and seek to cdre the cases
they find. Each will be equipped
with microscope and projection Ian
tern; by means Of the latter lectures
will be given as a large part of tho
work, in this way aiming to get the
actual facts, visual facts, before the
people of the state, especially the ru-
raj sections.
AS further step IN the system
attic stamping out of the disease,
plans for the establishm ent of dis
pensaries for the treatment Of pa
tients comes. as a practical scheme
and an invocation in South Carolina.
Beauford and Hampton Counties have
signiled to DR.. Ward their hopes OF
aiding; him to begin this work in thes1
counties. Others will be added c.
the list. The plan is to have in each
county four or five dispensing sta
tions for medicine.
The specialists will make the
rounds of these stations, advertising
In the county papers at what time
he will be at particular dispensary'
He may be consulted, the patient goes
home for treatment according to d.
rections, and in a week returns either
cured or to be recommended to fur
ther treatment until the disease Is
completely eradicated. -. ,....q
DR.. Ward has received information
from the Rockefeller sanitary COM
mission that at the dispensary at
Bienvllle, La, 61 cases were treated
the first day of its opening. Dr.
Ward states that the disease Is nc
heavier there than in South Carolina
Systematic hook worm eradication !;
going, on in South Carolina. 'Nortl
Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida.
Virginia, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas. His plan Is
; that the men shall move from coun'
ty to county thus covering in time
the entire State.
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HURT BY SAME MULE.
Father and Son Both Meet Death the
SameGNay.

News reached Lexington Monday Of
the death of Gus Bouknight, a young
farmer of the Chaplin section of the
county, death resulting! from inju-
ries sustained by being thrown from
a mule. A strange coincidence In
connection with the death OF the
young man is the fact that his faith
err, John Bouknight. was injured in
a runaway last fall by being thrown
from bale of cotton, the same mule
being hitched to the wagon, that
threw Gus Bouknight on Saturday.
The father fingered few days, when
death came as relief to his suffer-
ing
Gus Bouknight was about 30 years
of age, and, besides his wife and
child, is survived by his aged mother
and several brothers and sisters. His
remains were laid to rest in the Meth
odist church cemetery at Chaplin
Tuesday afternoon at four O'Clock in
the presence of a very large congrc-
CATION of relatives and friends.
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Caused Double Tragedy.

W. E. Hudson, a prominent mer-
chant and planter, was shot and kill
ed Monday by Drew Hudson, the
adopted son Of T. A. Hudson. a
brother of W. F.. Hudson. In turn
Drew Hudson was killed with his
own weapon by Morgan Hudson, a
third brother. The double tragedy
occurred about five miles north OF
Dyersburg, Tenn, and is said to have
been the outcome of feud which
had existed for some time between
W. Z. and T. A. Hudson.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-29
SHORT WEIGHTS IN COLUMBIA
Experts Find Scales and Measures
Inaccurate.

Weights and measures used in Co.
lnmbia are generally incorrect, the
errors favoring as a rule the dealer
as against the consumer; and, upon
a showing to this effect by Federal
experts, the city council has set 70.
itself the task of remedying matters.
The situation is complicated and
it's proper readjustment will require
some time. The promising feature
is the cordial cooperation which the
merchants themselves offer. 1t is re-
allied, by city council as well as by
the Government agents, that the
losses inflicted by short weights and
measures upon the consumers are in
flicled innocently and ignorantly by
most of the dealers so offending, and
these merchants say they will be very
glad to have their standards correct
ed.
In April experts from the bureau
of standards of the national depart
ment Of commerce and labor quietly
made an investigation into the
weights and measures used in Column
bia, under the direction Of Mr.. NJ.
H. Stillman. Mayor Gibbes knew OF
the investigation, and, forseeing the
Importance of it's bearing, asked to be
furnished with copy of the report,
embodying the findings Of the ex-
perts. This report has just come
to hand, from director S. W. STRAIT
ton, of the bureau or standards.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-29
Girls Drink Carbolic Acid.

A suicide pact between two girls
was carried out Saturday at Ridge
way, ILL.,, when Jessie Goldman. II
years old, and Lucy Davidson. 1S,
years old drank carbolic acid The
girls agreed to die together II any
attempt was made b: the formers
parents to recover her. A constable
called for Jessie. She asked for time
to dress, but instead Went to her room
and drank the poison. A moment
later her friesd also drank poison and
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-29
TURKS ON THE RAMP AGE.
Districts Devastated and Women and
Children Butchered.

The situation in Albania, is, exx;
tremely critical. Turkey has massed
$4,000 troops within a days march
of the Montenegrin frontier.
Charles R. Crane, Of Chicago, who
has just. arrived at Vienna from Get
TIME after traversing Albania, says
the Turks are devastating whole dis
tricts, killing prisoners. burning
houses and crps and blowing up the
churches. A large body OF Albanian
women and children is now caught
between two wings of the Turkish
army and escape is impossible. =
Mr.. Crane adds that $4,000 wo-
men and children have fed to Mon
tenegro and are starving there, their
only means of subsistenence being
boiled grass and variou sroots they
are able to gather. ~