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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

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stands the fnvH lids HoteiaDd Sur
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
49, a Hnntlcr can po.

i q
I ,s,orse smith. gr newly appoin,c /,
I .,,r.r,fr., I'D fceurs or Tic CuniinthiHi
life IusuranCc aud lni"stm'h, tv''f'.t
| a. Utah Nreada. s7uthcr' idaho 'ne
.,..,,, brllrvc- the right KIND "i an
tn,,f.4Jlrr inan can get husin-a any
| "a i-rre.v Iu q recent iss.c ui ~" ilNt
Wrc The contlncntni nl"itl.s ,.,,,1, p,,o'
flpu NJ Smith - qucicd z" s1ENE
- 80 pVcra=r man whether ne
,birlr. ID possible TO Get lic inhula,' =
among thc natives on Nv
,,,s N.,ertnclcS- cnte rNfisinE INSURANCE
mon IN, noVc dolug . thriving business
ON thc Fiji islanbs .s..,-. ,.,-.,
whom / vns I'm the employ -! ih' Nus
trslIan Alliance Insurance cofnpaiy anH anntH
WAS Frut "u "a trip tn SnN - III ~ =.
islands. Smya ls sS'',sn ,p,siiyss p,ii ana
u,e .,,rurlae,l to learn HAT ihcro were
natives who were eaTrS1ns NJ" Lisu, W.
and that soaic ~ the sam gl''e, u ~
getting business npplF iu"Ie "e ''S-
con. - tba nrincipaI policy holders In
tho Fid Islands was IeTr". H'li'
chisCfsin with q iNpicai shock oi h"rn}
hi-.t r,lY psrcra spoke English In.
he mad loarii"d q great doHl ~ 'iNi'lz'-
business met hods Tie was rnShg'A IN
biI,. iu- .-proauuts from uHtiNcS aui max
inE gocnanit oil for export, Iic Was
rcgriinrlv fitted for this biud ~! enter
rrise and wIv hecominE wealthy, ~"
learned enough ot 'i,lE',i2n u" ii''u ,n,
r,tnI,. .nJ no made his application lrr
. to,i, 10 "A local hank 90 tcip him lr
c,,rtvinr on his business. lir Was told
bV tha banker ihdt the loan would bl
r,.de uudor cortaiu conditions. among
fl,Tn that she should take o"t llie
i,tsur-7nrr policy Tho agent for ono ~.
ttc Australian companies heard ut ipi-
went 10 Pcrera and Wfoi" MIN "a pole"
f,r Gg5p or about Sl2su. EElH policy
yyns Assigned 10 the bank l"rcra. Nyy
lng become convorind 10 tH" id"a 81 illo
insurance. aftorWard took out other pol-
lcies including ono Tor The protection az
Dis wife and family.
Here again comes Jlc force OF exam
pic. other natives heard that fcrcru
had taken out life insurance. and The
lifc insurance agents d.d quite bust
ncs. there Wlic tho majority ~ Tho
natives still live Ina semi -savREcry l3l-
though canuibslism Is extinct under Brit
IHh rulc1 there arr number who have
learned civilized methods and az" on
gagged iu business. such as numbering
aud the manufacturing of cocoauut oil.
several of these tOok oUi Insurance So
they could borrow money At thC banks.
white -onle of thcui followed Pcrcrd.r
example and took out insurance for thciJ
families.
Il was greatly Impressed with this
because IL goes To- show that you can
dunn good llfe Insurance man down
In the midst Of saNagcs, and " nc has
some application blanks and pencil or
q fountain pen hc VIII promptly begin
getting names down ou tho dotted limo
even IL ne has 90 guide tho fingers IS
they make q mark do FOR their name.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

nany nasscd through .snlt Lake CITY IaSl
week ON his way To the PACING coast
Tho visit 10 Salt Lake CITY last week
OF Walter Stablrr, comptroller OF IN"
MctronnIitan Lifc Of New YORK is re-
ear,lcd as significant in local Insurance
and lluancal circles
Denver Is threatened Win = 9re ia,e
war because of the transfer of loc C"n
nccticut rirc Aecncy from tho German
American Trust COMPANY; I'm thiS nc
ton violation OF distinct Agreements
Is alleged.
II, NJ. Scl,mitt scoretnry ,and manager
of Tho National Fen Franklin tlrc oS
Pittsburs. Pa. spent a few days in salt
Lake last week. Tho National Is rep
resented i'm Utah bv \. ~. Ensign & co"
Atlas block, this city
The German American Llfe Insurance
company of Colorado was launched last
week IN Denver with capitalization %
s2IO 600 Promnent citizens OF Colorado
constitute the officers and directors, M
the company's business VIII be written
on The non participating plan.
Oregon was recently Threatened with
d radical Compulsory Investment law.
moro radical. 1t is said than the ono now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
UNyEIL MONUMENT
TONDTED CHURCHMAN
Memory of c. d. Sieldsted
Is Fittingly FIonored by
Mormon ScandinayianS

\ number n Salt Lake residents &C.
returned iaSt evening from Logan. where
thcy had gone 10 attend the ceremonies
OF unvolllng monument erected 20 the
memory Of e. H. Sieldstcd. ono of INC
nrst seven presidents cf tbe sevcnuoh
Th. monument war erected by conuipn-
tirnn Of ScHndiusyisus from AL pofil"hA
OF tftzh aud Idaho aud many Ncfe l4t"-
ont II tho unVeiing
4 large meeting ~ the Tapc gnaclc pt,
csded tho unvcihHg ceremonies. AZ
dresses cuioEixluE the life ana career ~.
ihe church leader Wer. irHdc AhtSu
nj Lund j. Golden kimball ana ~
seyrnorc r. Young al of Seli i;,'s,;
we're the principal speakers ana iIl "l
thcnl spoke ln the highest terms "i '''
departed leader.
foiiowlng the Tabernacle meeting. i"
long procession Was formed and pln'.,.-'
ri 10 the Logan cemetery "iei' 'L'
monument had been placed 10 p'ri,lv'
SsleStIons IN swedish were rendered pN
double quartet. Tho Inouumcnl "'.a
fhrn unveiled. Willard Sjedbted OF 80
ton a son of the former church pftSl-
drnt. removing the drapcry irnh ,,.',t .t
shaft. The dcJicatory prayer VA o'n or ,--
5, Or Young. An audience OF I'p'V Pe'
,ons witnessed the ceremony. t..t
Thc monument j. n plain smart oi l''"
granite and T. 20 foot Va hclEn.-- hclEn,.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
q EXPECTED TO DROP
DEAD ANY DAY."

ssNs Mr.. r.. II. Wise of San Francesca
ufrom intense pain around my near
A,e 20 Gas. hut one hottie OF baal'
r,rn,s Gas Tablets cured me com
nIetelv. never having even q rcmch'
brance of nv past experience. -
This is only one OF many achhuN
edpmcnts Of the pronounced success VI
RaaJmann's = Gas Tablets m curing Pe,-
mapently) gas around the heari. "9sn
vpur stomach is foil of gas ana G's-
terded. IL presses against many othe.
organs. the lungs, liver. kldncysi pu.
more seriously against the heart. na'
c,uses ualpitaiion. intcrferes witn
yomr blood circulation. When YOU nave
had circulation Your fingers and ieet
cet numb. 90 to sleep and feel cold,
nervousness follows and geuoral appre-
hensiVe anxious feeling with dizZlneSs.
All this comes from gas and " YOU
,uffcr like Mr. Wise did, YOU can pe
pcrnauently cured with one oO-cent
hottie of Baalmnnn s Gas Tablets.
You NAV have taken bottle after boil
lie OF stomach medicines. but YOU
have never taken ANYTHING Ike bsal'
mann's Gas Tablets. because they are
new and represent the latest concep'
ton in the treatment of gas around the
heart. Try them.
These peculiar tablets are sold for
soc bottle bv nearly every druggist.
II not in stock tell him to ger them
Tor you from his wholesaler. or send
soc IN silver. stamps OF money order 10
I gsalmann Co.. $50 Suttcr St, san
Francisco. Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

eral agcu, at Omaha, died las, week
aged 10,
The American Statistical association IS
about 10 publish an address on tu'y
Years Of Lie Insurance ProGress' by
Frederick l.. Hoffman, statisuc'an ui th'
Prudential Lie
Admiral Schicy. who died in New
York recently carried q $500 NE pUncy
In one OF tho old line companies. winch
nc took oui In 1876
Reports show chat Fire Prevention
DAY. was widely observed I'm the nation
many state and civic associations coop
Grating with the Insurance departments
The maine or tho Great Fails Fire In
sursncc company OF Montana has been
cllanzcd 10 the Rocky Mountain Fire
Insurance company" The company cN-
poets 10 operate in Utah.
The American Life convention is now
represented I'm twenty-nine states. W.
II Cunningham OF the Continental Lie
is vice president OF the convention for
Utah.
Joseph n. GRAY. superintendent OF
agencies Tor the Western states Lie IN
surance company OF san Francisco. spent
last week in Salt Lake on business COR
ncctcd with his company.
William Little OF Hartford travelling
auditor FOR tho Travellers INSURANCE COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
News of the Insurance World

, ,,s,rtmeu, fot TIC Massachusetts Mulnal
Lie Insurance company. y. - SlHs
of Richmond was rc-electcd sr'l''sts ~
and i.li -. Wrck- ~ Waterbury vas thc
unanimous choice OF thc convention Tor
! treasurer, Itah retains TWO u'mn"i, ,
on Ga. executive COMMITTEES. NeSsrS, WIZ
/ O. l'srrcil aud john -. Spencer. thesr
having heou elected Tor four years az NE
Uotroit convention Of lHle. Speaking ot
tho convention, Mr. Spencer on SATURDAY
r9iIt
"Tho National Association OF Life Tn
dcrWritcrs has without doubt become q
great practical force iu underwriting NJ
compauicr now rCcoEniI" tho value OF
the work helms done. oven though nianH
~ them ia not favor these oreaiuEalcnS
o. foW Ng4rs aEO. for the reason. ~one
think, ihu thcy could not control ih'm'
Now everything Is different tho COM
paviyE aud agents working tnc'iNci w.
improving not ouly thr personnel. hu,
also The practice OF llfc insurance. J
regard the uplifting oC tho agent a ire,
incndoms leverage In tho devolopm'ni OF
the lie Insurance profession.
Outside oi the Sot addresses whirh wcrc
b'. noted mru and wcro forceini alu
much appreciated. tho i've minute alH
"lssious which followed had inc tls"'
Hnd snap ol practical value u" lhoH.
CHICAGO ccrtainly did hcr."if promo i"i
;h. dcIiEi.tful and thoughtful entcriaih'
Iu"ut accorded tho DELEGATES. NOV u
point vas overlooked: they sluply over
wholmoi us with acts Of kiudr"sses'
Mr. spencer bH- been I'm Wyoming "l
business since his rstum from Chire-'
aud OH Saturday night lcf, on visit L.
Boise Ida.
Winners OF tho prizes for the best es-
SCI, on Constructive Lie lTsutanC,
l1,grc T.. ~. Iiorgau of the GermaGla l.ile
or Eunalo. who won the Chlcf Towns
,up. and & T.. Williams or the Equitable
Life at Chicago who was awarded the
Ben Williams vase.
l-ial expected 10 capture ono ot the
prizes offered Tor increased membership
bun was beaten by The pittsDUrg aSSo-
datiun with q gain OF 80 per cent
tho cup fov tho largest number of indl-
NiluJl applications went TO Agent JOlF
r. Fox Of Philadelphia. who ohtaincu
twenty -ninc. and The cup FOR The bcS
average attendance at meetings also went
30 the Pittsburg association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Echoes of Chicago Convention.

y majority or the Ctah delegates to
The National Convention OF Lie Kinder
writer's at Chicago have returned. MesSrs.
j. T. Spencer. II. J.. Nelson j. NJ.
Jolloy Miss Mice Lund and Frank MOI
lcy reached salt Lake The fore part 81
last week. white President Ioseph r.
Smith. lis Wlfc aud daughter won't on
TO New York before returning. All are
loud In their praises OF the convention
and OF The hospitality and courtesy shown
the visiting delegates by the Chicago Life
L Underwriters association. Preparations
arc already being made by the returning
pilgrims to attend next years convention
la Memphis Tenn, so enthusiastic are
they an over the success OF the 1911
Tho newly elected president oi tho ma
tionsl association. l.. BrackCtt Bishop, IS
N native OF Boston where he was born
in 1854 He has been IA the life insur-
arcc business since the year 1855 and
b. al present manager Of The Chicago de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Woman loves clear, rosy compile Nion.
RurtjocE Blood Bittcrs purilics the blood.
clears the skin. restores ruddy, sound
health.
Torturlng eczema spreads It's burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment quickly
stops It's spreading. instantly, rclleyes the
itcGing, cures II permanently At any
drug store.
Doan's ReEuets euro constipation. tone
stomach stimulate the liver promote al.
scston and appetite and easy passage OF
the bowels Ask your druggist for them.
% cents box.
There's nothing so good for n sore
throat ms DIR. Thomas Eclectic OIL. Cures
il In a few hours. Relieves any pam IN
any part.
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important Meeting Held.

Tho annual meeting of the Liability
Insurance association Of the United states
and Canada took place In New York on
Friday last. 1t Is expected that The
sessions viii run into nearly oil or The
present week. Addresses VIII be made
ON the subject OF state insurance as
affected by workmcn's compensation leg
islation. The question OF merging The
! liability association with the lnterna-
tionaI Association of Casualty and Sur
ctv Underwriters will be considered and
probably favorable action taken To ac-
cOmpiSG such results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Prevention Of Accidents.

Tho American Safety league has IN
uUgurdtcd an accident prevention cam
paign among tn" school children OF san
Francisco. Representatives OF the league
arc now giving illustrated lectures IN IN"
.puhlic schools Of the city, showing NO"
accidents occur aud how they may be
avoided. The cost of the movement in
san Francisco is being borne by the
United Railroads the cily's leading irdS-
ton Cnmnanv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
FOLEY KIDNEY Fuls

supply lust tho ingredion;s ~
build up. strengthen and rs,r~|
natural action OF ;he Kidneys al
der. Specially prepared os IA
headachc. nervousness. sbsrr .iis
all kidney. bladder and urirarti
la-ities. Schramm.Johuson Dnr'
stores,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Insurance Notes.

Edwin Starkey OF Greeley Colo. has
been appointed deputy insurance COM
missioner for Colorado succeeding w.
w Grant.
The San Francisco LILO is about 10
consolidate with the Golden State Lie
OF Los Angeles.
william H. WayInau. for over hall a
century connected with the Aetna FIRE
Insurance company in the west as gen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

Wits tho High links" of the press ooys
.cprcscntinS various insurance puhlicn-
lions. One Sccno In the play showed
~. the numerous cIains thai come before
them y claim from President Tart Tor
injuries sustained on account OF having
congress on his hands was disallo~'d
on the ground that congress Is dlS-
nu 20 and NOT AnNlhnnL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Policies Clearly Defined.

High Jiuks" Is the disniGod title given
The proceedings held in connection with
the gathering OF Insurance commissioners
s,t one al the leading hotels In Milw2ukcc
a fow weeks ago. Commissioners Done Is
authority Tor The statement that ti"
stunts OF the Gridlron club. OF Washing
ton. -. e. were not i,i it when compared
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Dr. Pjerce'S Golden Medical DfSc0Vt

IN force i'm 1'"Nas. aud which "a
IN AL tho insurance conraniss
draw from dat state. The -
OF inUraUcc interests In az.
thought So have STAYED thr ND
ibc prcScur. = least.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
ONLY Sl.OO

10 Ogden and return Moadsy. 0.
%, via Oregon Short Line. d
leaves Salt Lake 6:ll D =.
the choir. returning after choir y
City Ticket Office Hotel Vt,L1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-21

to ask forgiveness have brought you some good
news, Philip. Your symphony was rendered publicly
tonight, and you are already famous.
ale nodded slowly. then closed the door why have
you come to tell me that2 he asked and his voice
little more than whisper.
"For oldtime's sake, Philip answered. i thought
you would like to hear it from my lips
"'Your lips!' he cried, with sudden wil1ness and
clenched hands pressing upon his temples They
our love-our paradise! God!'
a retreated again. was longer frightened at his
presence but the yearnng of his voice, that loved
voice, stirred me to the depths Of my soul.
ais that all you came for, he asked with an abrupt,
startling harshness Will you swear that is your only
reason for coming to me2'
"Wfat do you nean3 Of course it is replied
But sec that | have acted wrongly.
exalted with your success that-that- could say
more
"Ah! You had not forgotten me, Christina! His
voice bad softened again. You remembered our long
evenings together, our affection which shed such
glory on this humbeness3 He motioned toward the
poor furniture.
a dared not trust myself to breathe word.
"Why did you go awayf' he went on absently, still
bird out of its eager Wait! recall something of it,
"Ile groaned, swaying slightly from side to side
terrible suspicion that he light headed, possibly
through want of food, crossed my mind.
Have YOU heard of Sonia Ivanici2 he added, if to
himself. Tonight she she he broke off with in
expressible which almost made my heart beat
ing,
al moved toward the door, but he anticipated me
and flung himself before it. Not the red glare of
the fire could conceal the deahly wilderness of his
face.
One minute brief minute, Christna! he implored.
What did you say about my Symphony That it was
well received? But it is not finished 1t depends you
whether it shall be- 1t is the story of devotion,
and only when we belong to each other shall find
pleton. You love yet, Carissima, you would not
have come. Nor would you come to torture me. You
would not Tighten my night with your sunshine if you
meant to go and leave the darkness fghtfu And
it dark! You do not know how black it has been!
Christina dear, have mercy upon mel!
"The last sentence piteous wall It's very weak
moved my heartstrings. The room rocked before
my eyes My loveess days. the unspoken hatred of my
husband, had frozen my spirit, and it thawed under
those passionate words and sudden surge of emotion
threatened conscience and reason Adolf was false to
me, had made marriage mockery! He would be
overjoyed if away from him; for that would give
him the opportunity to break from altogether
al want you christina! You haunt all my life, and
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poser. l was trembling from head to foot, and in an
agony OF impotence mingled with little fear waited
for the half-hour | had planned and prayed for. 1t
at last and sudden silence hushed the crowded
and tiers of the hall the vioins began to
the opening bars of the first movement.
"And before three minutes had passed my excitement
and anxiety had vanished and the great audience had
disappeared from my thoughts, and was upborne and
carried to those emotional heights to which divine music
volins laboring at the slowly developing theme, sug-
costing its infinite beauty and then gradually evolving
it. now hushed and weeping, striving after hope,
seraphc with attainment, with inexpressbe cries,
robbed me of physical feeling, and of all
alteration. Perhaps Sister, when in your fasts and
vgils you lose suffering in ecstasy your spirit may touch
those sublimities to which was borne. The sounds
ended with cruel abruptness which sent gasp to the
lips of the thousands who listened.
Il found an attendant drawing my cloak my
shoulders In the hall the people strainng their
Threats in wild cheering which seemed if it would
never end. had come away with a sudden impulse to
go straight to Philip and tell him that he had entered
into greatness.
A LITTLE delay would have Gained my nerves and
closed carriage which left at one end of the familiar
street thousand dear remembrances rushed suffo-
catngy upon assembled the old rckety staircase
Philip was not in his room; but was told that he
expected instantly, and went in.
"The fire burning in the CRATE threw red radiance
into the otherwise unlighted ROOM The same brass
lamp the same tablecover; the Jagged hole in
the carpet where Philip used to sit when he played his
violin worn twice its former size; sketch of my
face which he had made still in its place
the mante pressed my hands to my eyes and prayed
that might awake and find the last two years dream.
1t was child sprayer, and when looked up Philip
standing just inside the doorway.
al screamed family suddenly unnerved by his abrupt
appearance. The freight ckered with changing lights
upon his face which thought at first convulsed
with emotion. | called out Philip
"He made response; but continued standing so
motionless that feared my brain was deceivng me
with hallucination. l repeated his name then took
three or four steps toward him.
cta there ctil The
dancing fire flames altered his face strangely said
him, in voice that | struggled to make audible,
Won't you speak to me2'
"Bu he answered no word, and seemed to be changed
to marble.
IL was afraid of him then, without knowing why
stepped back, and. recolectng that my face away
from the fire and in shadow said, L Christina.
Have you no word even of recognition l have not