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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27
Poultry, Pet ard Live Stock
We wish to call

We wish to call
the attention of
our readers. says
The Inland Poui-
try Journal, to the
real bargain sales
now offered by
many advertisers.
At this season
of the year. after
the Matching pc
Rod is over. the
breeder finds his
yards full, and as
the young birds
rapidly IN a ture
they require more
room. In order 10
make room for these
surplus breeders =
yards during the ha
be disposed Of at or
For this rea SOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
osteopath Life Company Plans.

Osteopaths who have been barred by
the majority of old line life insurance
companies on account OF thoir alleged
unorthodox methods OF treatment are
about to start a company of their OWL
at Kirkselle Mo.
kirEsyile js the homo OF the Amer
lean School OF Osteopathy and the new
life company is being started hy Dr.
Charles T.. Sill. son Of the founder Of
this school, The company will he known
as the American National Assurance
company and 100000 worth of stock is
being sold at two for one among the
many adherents and practitioners OF this
method OF treating diseases.
The plans Of the company comprise an
annual free physical examination Of
every policy holder and lt is expected
that such action will have A marked et-
feet in reducing the loss ratio for the
company as well as Increasing the vital
ity and longevity of those insured in the
COMPANY
The actual promotion OF the company
is being carried on by William Parsons.
an organizer who is we'll known In life
insurance work and who recently re-
signed agency director for the Frank
ling Life OF Illinois. He was previous
ly connected with the State Life OF In
diana and WAS for eight years general
agent Of the Prudential
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Caledonian Club.

The regular meeting OF the Cale6onan
club was held Friday evening, there be-
ing an attendance of over 100 Thirty
new members were initiated and twenty
new applications passed.
After the meeting a concert and dance
programme was carried ont In which the
following clansmen participated: w.
Cook. Peter McPhie and Mr.. Strunt. Miss
kelso gave number of recitations, and
the two 9-year-od Caledonians. Miss
Donaldson and Master A. Strathcorn, gave
Scotch dances and violin selections
a committee YVES appointed to arrange
for the CaIedonian picnic, which will
take place on or about June "a. The
Scotch clubs of Eureka, Provo, Ogden
and Park City, also the Scottish clans
and The Thistle club will be invited. Plans
are under way for a grand Scottish day:
with football, racing, bagpipc playing and
Highland dancing competitions.
II also was proposed to have an open
house on Saturday. April s. and TO in
vite all Scotch visitors from other cities
and towns 10 meet with the club mem
bers.
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Wnodmsn of the World.

Cnnp No SO, w. o. w, convened in
regular session Tuesday evening with
ali officers present Two membership
applications were received. and seven
candidates We're elected 10 become mem
bers by Initiation.
ENCOURAGING reports were made by the
building committee. which set forth that
the new home OF the order Is fast near
Ing completion
Deputy Organizer Kavanaugh was
present and gave an Interesting address,
The regular weekly session OF Utah
camp No. 33S, ". o. W., was held dur
ing the week Several new applications
were handed IN and two candidates were
introduced by the degree team The en-
tertaiuing features of the evening were
of an athletic nature TWO wrestling
matches wNrr put on, the first being
between Ncighbors Crabhe and smith,
and the second between Neighhors Hea :
gren and Gubransen. boxing match
between Neighbors Gould and Jutke
concluded the entertainment. At large
number OF neishbors were in attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Danish Brotherhood.

A. the regular meeting OF Apollo lodge
neld last Friday evening the most i'm
porrant matter transacted was the plan
ing OF an outline for a membership cam
paign. In starting this the whole lodge
was divided in two parts, with two chair
men, Ihe campaign, with reduced ini-
uation fee. Will close on July l, 1912 and
VIII be terminated with an elaborate ban
Quet Tor the lodge members and all new
candidates For that purpose the secre-
tary is publishing new lodge folder ex-
Rialnlng every detail OF the Brotherhood
These VIII he ready III a few days for
a card of thanks was received from a
sister OF Herman Bang, who died i'm Og-
den about month ago. in which she
expressed her gratitude for the kindness
ana sympathy shown her brother, and
ior the beautiful wreath presented by
the Apollo lodge. which had accompanied
him on his long journey back 10 Den >
mark. and was laid upon his grave there.
II was also reported that the president
ana the secretary had made q visit to
Ogden last Monday and attended a meet
ing OF large number OF Danes I'm that
city FOR the purpose OF organizing a lodge
OF the organization. Twenty members
signed Up applications for charter Tho
new looGe will be instituted on April 10,
and will be installed by Past Supreme
Trustee and Vice Consul Thorvald Orlob
OF THIS city. II is expected that large
number of the Danish population from
here and Brigham City will participate
In the Celenra tiOn.
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Clause Protects the Widow.

feature In HE policy was again dem
onstrated last week when one OF the
old line companies paid TO the widow
Of the late Hiram W. Hopcn Of Phoenix.
failed for some time to pay premiums on
his policy hut the automatic extend ed
Insurance clause in the policy kept the
OF years, Hopen dying within the period.
The beneficiary was Il much surprised
woman when the company agent hand ed
her the check. for she, like her husband,
had supposed that when they failed to
pay the premiums as they fell due the
insurance lapsed. Neither she nor her
late husband knew anything OF the eX-
tended insurance clause
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Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los met during
tho week, One new member was obi-
gated. The Past Guardians club will
meet with Mrs Baer, 972 West Second
The meeting OF Salt Lake circle Will
open at S:15 tonight and II is hoped ali
members Will be ON time. The captain
desires to make report on the dance.
and asks those having tickets 10 bring
them. Guards are requested to appear
in their white suits.
Woodbine circle, No. L. will hold reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening March
27, in T. 0. O. F. hall. The Past Guard
ians club Will meet "Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 at the home OF Past
Guardian Nelghbor Baer, 972 West Sec
ond South street
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MaccabeeH.

sa,, Lake C,ty hike No. held Its reg.
80 a', ro,Niew last "Wednesday evcn'ng at
a o. O. F. hall The hiye se,Dnsr, was enSsr1 Mfi r
tained by Record heePsr %ay senHo9rn Gommander %i
= n, Ems' ,,,, was the lucky one. carrying away
The prize, ., ,,u .iye q card
'nd dance March 2s ar J. q - y.
parry ~ ~ I,6Ies who donated articles
han oxchange will find Lady Coll
Tor ,or 20 recriye Them carly In tho after,
noon noon ut the hall. An Ma@es1ees ,.rssd to at" at,
i their friends hnve been urged 10 AT
tend, -. q r o. T. NJ held
rea.Ier % review last Thursday ne at.eino"n nsaS
with "a an7s Murth FIRST West street VIII
Nsisr Nsrta}r or IN members and their escorts q a.
enLeTh,arn har'c Thursday evening. March ~
a. 6 o'clock
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|FLL0US FRIENDS
| MAY DEFEAT BILL
sorah Homestead Measure
Endangered by lntelnperate
/ Remarks of Supporters.
rhn Trihune.

-r,sl 10 The Tribune.
March 2t.-Should the
,..asd Borah three-yesr Homestead
ali Of passage through the house
u q comes up again next Wednes-
q viii he because OF the intemper-
.,d uncslled for remarks OF its pro-
- friends during Its discussion on
eoor of the house.
dsrd work on the part ar the MEM
N the house public lands commit
tses secured the promise Of 9 ma
M for the bill as amended. the speak
',idrsssed the house In favor of the
-4nro and Leader Underwood and
-,o IL. Minority Leader Mann's OBJ
.,sns had been satisfied. and the
.mra had clear sailing until some II
-r,nfassed friends went out OF their
z ree6lesslv to criticise the secretary
IN interior, the commissioner of the
.s,si land office and others connected
4 The sdrninistra ton OF the land laws
-sor this number WAS Representative
F,rsy of Oregon. who severely ar
ned the secretary OF the interior and
<njssloner OF the general land office
lsrms.
4 VAS small wonder that after an
or more OF such Incorporate and
We'd for denunciation. entirely out
4 II the purposes OF the proposed bill,
4 friends of the department officials
"A protes' and finally put stop
a by invoking the no-uuorum rule
[bIls II is hoped to pass the measure
4 Wednesday, in view Of the expert
Z of lest Wednesday, il Is impossible
~ what disposition will be made of
. measure calculated greatly to bene-
ssstcrn settlers. Its postpoDement
. the bitter feeling aroused may mar
A strong force against II. or cause
I, be loaded down with amendments
.urn form IS to practically defeat It.
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Order of Owls.

The newly organized local % order %, o,
owl. held an enthusiastic session IN
I-is hau Iosi "Wednesday evening
rSftv new members were added To INC
rni which now reaches the five hunoreu
mark. ,r,.,,,.,,,,,, ,rasidcd
rr,n charter was closed and the entrance
}nn ba5 been placed at 81. A disPen-
sation has been granted, howeysr' dnr-
,,as. ,which q limited number OF new mem 4
,,, ms ,,ill he taken In at the original figs
,en hers sS sE''' The RI Following officers we're Of
f,cialiy installed Axel II steel. junior
past president c; ;a,,rorb r. 0sus1i0 ,nvScator @@r
PfeI." = Deyncs. socretary: N. NJ. Riley.
=, .e,,rsr. charles r. White, Freeman
Rassett and II. r; Rove. trustees; ~ . n y.
,,.i nd " FL Marcroft, picket
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ADVERTISING TALKS
(Continued From Page onaS

could buy reliable invest
ments and obtain a monthly
income, 1t specified the in
vestments that the firm rec
commended, gave the total
cost at present market
prices, told what it yielded
in the way of dividends,
and then stated just exactly
what income would accrue
yearly therefrom.
TT IS THIS SORT OF
FINANCIAL ADNERTIS-
ING THAT WILL PAY IN
THE COLUMNS OF RELI-
ABLE NEWSPAPERS.
Financial houses gcncl'-
ally have confined their adj
vertIslng announcements
to a BRIEF STATEMENT
of the investments they have
to offer, followed by their
name and address. but they
have not gone into any de
tails.
This is a mistake. for peo-
pile nowadays want to know
ALL DETAILS without the
necessity Of calling or writ
ing, and an advertisement to
be effective MUST GIVE
ALL INFORMATION AT
THE COMMAND OF THE
ADV ERTISER.
| am told that the adver-
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Modern woodnen of America,

Excelsior camp No. 1OS92 drew a large
attendance at its meeting March 49,
There were four new applications re-
ceived, which were favorably acted upon
The venerable consul appointed con-
mittee to devise ways and means OF in
crca sing the membership OF the camp
Tuesday. March 2S, there will be dis
cussion OF the increased rates Why
the Raise Was Necessary. VIII be the
subject of an address by Past Consul
Terry. Clerk DIR. Even will explain
'.The New Rates as Affecting the indl-
viduaI Policyhoders. and Tine Best
Deputy Tvcr Of Idaho Will he present TO
participate In the discussion; also Neigh,
bor Ramsey Of Ogden. who represented
Utah at the last head camp meeting.
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Knights of Pythias.

Thursday evening. March II. ROCKY
Mountain lodge, No 3, was rendered an
Official visit By Grand Chancellor Henry
Blumeuthal and other grand lodge OIL
GERS.
puring the evening the rank OF knight
was conferred upon three esquires nS
The Rocky Mountain challenge team
a bout $50 knights were present ana Ell
io,ad a very pleasant evening
Tl1ursdsv evening, March 2S. the lodge
v,Ill give it's first dance Of the season IN
The new Castle hall, 16l South Second
East street ~, ,,.;r
,,-n,nIees rcyal good time 10 Pli VINO
nttcnd. A cordial invitation has neen
extended 10 all Pythians ana then
friends.
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tislng of the Atlee Company
is meeting with splendid re-
sponse-that THE FIRM Is
BUILDING UP a fine ellen
tele among a class of people
whose savings have not been
heretofore invested in the
manner they suggest.
L b e verage person
knows very little about Sc
curitics and investments,
and the financial house that
will come out with an EDU-
CATIONAL ADVERTIS-
ING CAMPAIGN in the
newspapers-that will eX-
plain in SIMPLE terms the
securities it carries and en-
plain why they arc a good
investment-will be amazed
at the response they will get.
Talk to the people in ad-
vertlsemcnts as you would
talk to your own friends,
and they will give YOU their
confidence and trade.
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sackache A1mos. unbearable

;s an almost certain result of kidney
+roublc. D, Toomey. sos l.. Olive ST.,
bloomington, III. says: 81 suffered
with backache and pains in my kidneys
which were almost uubearablc. | gave
Foley Kidney Pills good trial, and
they done wonders for NE. Today l
can do a hard day 8 work and not feel
the effects" Schramm'Johnson, Drugs,
the Nevcr-S Substitutors. five good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25

bmpara tive weather data at Salt Lake
|. March -. 1912:
Lghest. temperature today was 81 de-
8: highest in this month since 1874
! Il degrees. lowest last night was Sc
|0ees: lowest this month since 1874 was
8; mean temperature for today was Al
.Eres, normal was II degrees; accumu-
u deficiency since the first of the
Ia is 20 degrees: accumulated excess
q January ! is ESQ degrees, relative
['dity al d a m. today was so per cent /;
I've humidity at s p. m. today was
. er cent
bal precipitation for the twenty four
ID ending at p. m, was none: total
his month TO date Is 2 90 inches. ac-
rnated excess for this month to date
d m an inch: total precipitation since
Ezry TO date is z.27 inches. accumu-
g deficiency since January j is .03 OF
| inch.
'un rlses 6:2S a M; sun sets Gas p. M,
|fch Is. 1912
. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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(To hc continued.D

a Cold, La Grippe. Then Pneumonia
is too often the fatal sequence. and
coughs that hang on weaken the system
and lower the vital resistauc Foley IS
Honey and Tar Compound is a reliable
medicine that stops the cough promptly
by healing the cause. soothes the In
famed air passages. and checks the
cold Keep always on hand, Refuse
substitutes. Schramm-J Johnson, Drugs
the ver-Substitutors, FIVE good stores.
Van Camp Pork and Beans now 1oc.
Ike 3Q1
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YeOuen,

Salt Lake homestead No. ll3s brotn- :
ulsT session in Moose hall, 222 SCUM
West Temple street. last rTh,aai ,one Ter
MEMBERSHIP mei presented. Arrangements
we're completed and committees app"iins pp"ing
ed for the dance next FT,dsS eHen'"H, Srae io
Iii members and their friends. a Sooo
orchestra has been secured and refresh
ments viii be served Friday nvei'i,s' a =
April ., there will be a large c,AsS I'd a
.ifttoo After the homestead closeo u
niitc a large number remained Gnu snu
DANCED for couple OF hours ouheie
plsyed cards.
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Appeal Il Taken.

The life companies interested in the
contest Of tho clause In the Idaho in
surance code limiting TO five per cent
the interest on policy loans have de-
cided TO appeal the case to the United
states supreme court. As previously
noted, the clause referred to conficted
with the policy conditions OF the lead
ing life companies operating In Idaho
which had established per cent as the
ruling rate OF interest, Accordingly The
Continental Life of this city. in behalf
of itself and fifteen other companies,
entered q friendly suit To have the CON
stitutionalily of the law decided ny the
Idaho supreme court The latter recent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Fire Insurance Returns.

The following returns from fire com
panies doing business In Utah complete
the report as published In The Tribune
insurance department. The number OF
companies doing business In the state
for 1911 was ia a slight falling off from
the previous year. Commissioner Done
Is of the opinion that tho present year
will witness big increase in premiums
and volume Of business as we'll as a
larger number Of companies operating
In the state. The additional returns
showing premium and loss figures. fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Typographical Union.

The ladies auxiliary. to Typographical
Union No. 115 will give its second an
nual bail in J. o. o. F. hall on Tuesday
evening. March 26. The committee on
Mrs: j. w. Hilton. Mrs. r. q. Starr. Mrs
+. II. Capine, Mrs. w. ". West, Mrs.
n; Is Russell and Miss Fannie Burgess,
The hall will he decorated for the oc-
casion. Refreshments and punch will be
served. An ENJOYABLE evening, is ex-
pecteG
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The Fraternal Union of America

Evergreen lodge No, 151 will hold it,
regular semi monthly meeting tonight In
the lodge hall at Odd Fellows temple.
General routine business will be trans
acted and such other matters asl NAV
come up. The meeting will open prompt
~ at clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Royal Neighbors of America,

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 30I9 hold
an interesting meeting last Thursday
night One candidate was initiated and
three cards balloted upon. NclEhbor
Geiscr will entertain The Thimbic club
next Thursday nj hor home. 1873 South
second East street. NeiEhbor Coil was
pleasantly surprised last Friday evening.
il heing hor thirtjotn wedding anriyor-
sary. The Neighbors presented ncr with
a silver meat fork In honor Of the oc-
cusiou Neighbor Bunch has returned
from California and is at her home quite
IN with rheumatism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Court of Honor

The members OF Wasatch district court
No. 1l2S held their regular meeting last
Thursday night Three new candidates
were initiated. The next meeting will be
held on Thursday, April L. at p. m.
a full attendance is expected, as there
VIII be number OF new applicants for
Initiation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
L, A. TO g II.

Seso Lily lodge No. 20 ned q weIl-at-
tended meeting last Thursday. The
lodge will give card social Thursday
afternoon. April II. at the home OF Mrs.
Minnie Smith, 54t West Fourth North
street President Josephine Bayes has
extended cordial invitation TO the
ladies' OF OF the Maccabees. G. 4. f.. and
Woodcraft members
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
a.14 Lake Thistle Club.

Leap year HaHGs %sf give" eTeniag "a Ha IN
Thlrtle o's ,-niumhus hall There was n
knlghss endance or OF members and friends
%'fs a"d Il he TSs inGs! OF T''s se 9
iii" HANDS Vtyh,lc dancing was the chlet
s.Ianrs cowm,s'sff Of the evening. songs were rem
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@. A. R

TIE regular meeting OF James B Nc
kean corps No. l w. r. G. will be held
in I, .. o. #. hall Wednesday afternoon
AT 2.50 O'Clock. Business of importance
Is 70 be considered and fun attendance
has been urged.
The pext meetIne OF Maxwell Mexican
post No ] vii! be held on Saturday
April s.
Mrs. James Tanner tent No. T.
Daughters Of Veterans. Will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening March
20 All members have been requested to
be present as special business will be
transacted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake no. / held regular
meeting In the lodge rooms In The
Eagles hall last Tuesday evening. There
wore three new applications received
and committees were appointed To act
on them. Tuesday evening. April 2, the
new candidates will be Initiated. Some
thing new IN the initIatory work will he
pui on. and "A large attendance is looked
fnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Eratarnal Rrntherhnntl

Utah lodge No 365 viii hold its next
regular session Wednesday evening when
important business Will be transact ed
Sides Will be chosen for the proposed
gold and silver contest to ne held BY
the lodge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
L. A. to 3, Of r. T,

we'll attended meeting was held
March Is. when Mrs, Pearson and Mrs.
Murray became members of the order
The president requests all members TO
attend 81 practice meeting Friday March
20, In f. O. II. hall, at D. III.
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Moose.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Moose will
meet in regular session tonight al g
O'Clock In Moose hall, All members have
been requested to be present To COM
pletc arrangements for the character ball
TO be given next Monday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Secret and Fraternal Societies

dered al intervals which were greatly on
loyed by those present. This was the
last ga thering OF the club In the x. or g.
hall \ committee Is busy arranging for
new meeting place. Nothing definite
mas bccn fixed yet but all members win
De s advised as 10 the place and date Of
the next meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
I. o. o. z.

Jordan lodge No. 8 Monday night con-
terred the second degree. Tonight the
degree staff Will confer the third degree.
take place
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Equitable Fraternal Union.

The Equitable Fraternal Union will
meet in room 225 of the Moose club build
ing Tuesday. March 26. at p m. A
special programme has been arranged by
the ladies' Dancing and cards will hold
forth. All visiting members have been
invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
l.. A. to T. u.

The Ladies auxiliary TO Typographical
union No. 11i Will meet AT I. U. y. +.
hall Tuesday morning al 1880 to finish
arrangements for the ball 10 he given
March 26
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
LOYAL Americans.

salt Lake lodge No. 70 will hold regu-
lar meeting in l. O. o. Il. hall. Wedncs-
day evening. March 81. An members
arc earnestly requested to be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Salt Gaker in Oregon.

Alma d Katz. general agent OF the
Mutual Life Of New York and a we'll
known insurance man Of Portland. Ore.
was recently elected vice president OF
the Multnomsh Amateur Athletic asso-
alton OF the above city. The club s
Insurance Field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-25
Ladies' Of the G, A. R,

Reynolds circle No / VIII hold rcgu-
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon nj $50
o'clock in T. o. O. f. hall All officers
are asked TO he on time.
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News of the Insurance World

Is held the Law 10 be valid. hence the
appeal TO the court OF last resort
In this connection 81 should be stated
that the present appeal IL being made
with the knowledge and sanction OF the
Idaho state insurance department