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Women of Woodcraft

salt Lake circle No. $50 met last Mon
day evening, with Guardian Neighbor
Hobday In the chair. All officers were
present The next meeting will he held
Monday, July s. Tho guardian neighbor
wishes all officers and guards to be on
time.
Woodbine circle No. Al VIII hold its
ilnstallauon OF officers Wednesday even
ing, July 10. In !. o. o F. hall All out
going md incoming officers are request
cd TO be present. Neighbors from other
circles cordially Invited
Silver Maple circle No. los held it's
regular meeting Friday evening. July 5.
at l. .. O. r. hall. Visiting neIghbors
rom Salt Lake, Woodbine and Park CITY
circles wero welcomed. The following
were installed 10 fill the chairs FOR tho
ensuing term, by Mary F.. Barr: Guardisn =
neiGhbor, Rebecca !. Brown: adviser,
5ehnls j. Hurd: magician. Mary c.
;,ienny captain of guards. NJ Mae Tail:
inner sentinel, T!lle Thomas: outer senti-
neL margaret Patterson, musician. Hat
eae hopp. Everyone is urged To give sup
P2rt 70 make the outing at Wandamere a
oig success, as 1t VIII be the first Joint
outlnE to be given by the Past Guardian
Neishbors club, assisted by the circles
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All notices for FraternA nevs
department should be left with the
City editor not later than midnight
Saturday.
Royal Highlanders

-, nc attendance at Utah Castle last
Euesoay evening broke all previous rer-
ords. In spite OF the warm weather al;
oiucers Dnt one were present all the
inempers who attend regularly and several
members VINO have not been present for
some ume, Tho latter expressed their
pleasure In the proceedings promising TO
De more regular In attendance. The
chairman OF the dance committee made
ma report showing a net gain in rro-
ceeos from the last dance The commit
tce wos discharged. Attention WAS called
70 the fact that tho new set of badges
Were DELAYED in delivery. The secretary
look charge OF this matter. The newly.
elected officers were instsled by Clans-
man hubbard assisted by T. A. WalIa &c
az Gnide' and Sarah A. Peske as
t;VangeL One fraternal member was
dnIy obligated and two other members
received certificates of membership rrom
the executive castle. The now plan of
Paying the dueg and assessments for some
one OF the members who have attended
every regular meeting during the month
went INTO effect at this meeting the first
In July. The roll will he called and A rec
ord Kept OF the attendance so that no mis-
take may be made at tho time NJ the roll
on tho last meeting night Of the month
Regular meeting, July Q. 8.lS r. M. Labor
temple Visiting Highlanders will be vol
come.
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League Convention Held.

hripp. state manager Of tue PrH-
/. has just returned from Colorado
where he attended 4 convention
Noe.e0n league OF his company.
.Serc 200 members in attendance.
',sl day Of the convention was de-
'e business and the two following
.hsre given TO sightseeing and
tln trips. One OF the features OF
sung, said Mr. kripp, OH Satur-
..ks The address OF President Dry
1e made many valuable suggestions
He'd man. He said that agents
sirive TO convert all term insur-
Z permanent forms; discourage pol
tns. which he characterized as "A
."sy OF borrowing from ones wild
less corresponding and see moro
prevent policy lapses. Increase the
~ Of present policyholders and
flhual premiums all tho time"
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Yeonnen,

Salt Lake homestead, No 1872. Broth
erhood OF American Yeomen, hold regu-
lar meeting In Moose hall last Friday
evening. There was u good attendance.
There were sixteen applications for
membership received and referred 10 the
Investigation committee The committee
reported favorably on the applications
referred to II at previous meeting
There were fifteen candidates initiated
Christina b. Collins was admitted by
transfer from the PocatelIo homestead
The installation OF officers was post
poned until next Friday evening The
monthly dance has been postponed until
September. A committee was appointed
to arrange for picnic at Wandamere
some time In the near future The cor
respondents books were audited ycster-
day by Brothers Lee Foster, Alex Berg
and j, Everett Seeley and were found
TO be In first-class condition. Brother
II, G.. Enrich goes on his vacation to-
morrow and will leave the business OF
the correspondents office in charge of
Brother j. Everett Seeley. Brother
Rominger eHpects TO spend his vacation
In California this summer. A commrni-
cation received from Grand Foreman
William Koch states that meritorious
service buttons have been awarded TO
Brothers William Lee, William Porter
and Chester e. Collins for the good serv-
ice thoy hayo rendered in getting new
members into the order.
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Half Billion Paid Ont.

. ljfe Insurance organizations of the
4 states and Canada. legal reserve
.fles and assessment and fraternal
- Included. distributed S592 6 ~, 900
1911. according TO the annual
bon OF the Insurance Press" Of
'fork. or this amount Sio1. 140, 900
~ as death claims, and s19l, 300,
dividends TO policyholders, sur
values and foreign claims. Tho
\ dividends 10 policyholdcrs showed
Nationally large increase over. pre-
|5ears. Policy loans increased dur
Ili only 1923 600. as compared
similar gain Of $ii. 400. 600 In 1910.
1rgest insurance payment during
|1r was OF the life OF Frank T.
d Of New Orleans, who carried
D OF HE insurance. Pawn to
isres In western states were as
B Arizona. $3.50, 900: California
Heoe. Idaho. $500, 600: Montana,
NJ: Nevada. 500. 900: Oregon,
~ Utah. 800, 900; Washington,
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Utah Lodge No. 500 will meet naNt
"Wednesday evening In K. of P. hall. The
splendid offer made by the supreme lodge
for getting In new members, makes il
both r. fine opportunity for new members
and for tho old members to earn a little
ready money too. This along with the
Offer OF the local lodge OF gold watch
Is creating quite a little enthusiasm, and
good attendance is the result Besides,
the hall is cool. There Is TO he n picnic
for Utah Lodge members and friends at
Saltalr on July II. The supper Will be
served at p. m so as the men can be
there in time to cat Come and bring
your prospective members
Tintic lodge, of Eureka, is expecting o
chicken dinner, which has been promised
by Sister Ryan, TO be given rs soon as
certain requirements In the way Of new
candidates have been fulfilled. Ask what
the requirements are, Do not forget the
special inducements offered by the su,
premc lodge. Any OF the officers Will tell
YOU about It.
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Utah Association OF Life Underwriters at
Saturdays meeting.
Rodny Gilbert, agent for the Metropoll-
tan Life In Salt Lake city has resigned
TO accept q similar position with thc
Aetna Life.
1911 In proportion OF insurance galneo
TO insurance In force. four operate eh-
clusiyely on what is known as the nom
participating plan.
BENJAMIN r. Brown, famous as a lie
insurance statistical expert and aatnor Oh
the Brown book, an annual publication.
died in Boston last week at the age oil
seventy eight
Lie insurance agents who devote only
n portion Of their time to the s,i BUSINESS s.s
have been notified by the New YORK IN
surance department that their licenses
will not DO renewed.
Insurance amounting 10 S30oseoo mas
been issued on the life OF Harvey ;. FIRE
stone. president OF the Ffrest0ne ire 4. ana ana
Rubbe, company Akron. Ohio, In faioT
~ rho company The business Is DIVIDED
among g. number OF companies
C, F. Kutnewsky, a well-known locaI
life insurance man, VIII shortly tlSe UP
his residence at Boise, Idaho. as agency
manager for the Equitable Lfo Assur-
anoe society OF New York. Mr. kuSneW-
akv has been with tho Equitable slncs
the year 1900. serving that coInpany an a.,
general agent ana ase"'I
| Salt Lake.
should there be H doubt in anyons,',5I
mind as TO whether Salt Lake Clty VIII
~. thG NATIONAL convention OF Life Under
writers a year hence. few minutes sus tax (
| Nth National Executive Committecraan
viii r. FARRELL, will soon remove IL mr.
Farrell has just returned from an OK ),
tandsd trip east and IL buboiing over WIZ
on,h,,siosm over this city's chances oi
securing tho big meet
n Clausen, for the Last four years
cashier for tho Continental LIE in nm M
city, has severed his oonnsGuo" IN WIZ Wssh sh.
| in,1nn A. r. Beam, assistant esisnler
succeeds Clausen, while George ISGaan life @ o,
Shirago viii fill the vacancy IN the POSI-
| ton of assistant cashier
| Insuranco interests were pio'ty VIC.
eaantsd in both the great nationa
oonventions. John pern' pesratn preesmftn' 20 m Nh, Nh,
naitlmore convention while e, 'bc nranN sam, -
| liaEehpn' ~ .,z a delegate 10 Chicago. in
s,,rnee commissioner Palmer OF Me- Micn,s%, "a.
sur s.', ,i,.cd 81 Ia i'm the dispatches as INC l"f
rcleli rator ew was "A conspicuous tSufc "
,he Republican convention.
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I. O O. 2

Last Friday night Salt Lake lodse No.
:, |. q. .. f.. held an interesting ses-
sion. Reports of officers show the lodge
10 be In good shape. and few members
are now on the sick list. Arrangements
have becn made for a great outing at
Wandamere on July 10, in which ali the
lodges OF the. city will participate The
be ON Monday. July %, when oil LODGES
VIII bo guests OF Jordan lodge No, g.
Jordan lodge No. 3. J. o, o. f.. Mon
day night conferred the initatory de-
gree, Tonight the degree staff will put
on Tho first degree. Visiting brothers
are cordially invited to he present, Re-
member the excursion day.
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Woodmen Of World.

Camp 90. W. o. w, had well-aM ed
rncotInr TUESDAY evening. Tho following
officnrs were Installed for tho ensuing
term by Consul Commander Norden
Consul commander NeiShbor CromaI
adviser, Neighbor Peterson; escpr.,
Mclaughlin: sentry. NeiShoor Hatch
manaEer, Neighbor SIlous. 1t was the
regret OF all that Neighbor Norden de-
IT, rerular business OF the camp was
transacted and fvn strangers were In
itialed into the order. -
The Woodmen house was given 10
Neichbor j. NJ. Silous. ms gave per
feet satisfa ctiou to ALL -,
DEPUTY Head Consul j. J. Hoover WIN
pey camp So an informal visit Tuesday
evening A good attendance is desireo
to % nejcone TIC deputy head consul. He
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Scaled bids VIII be received At the war
den's office until 3 .. u. Tuesday, July
.. 1912. for furnishing tie fgLowin Z
tons Timothy and 55 tons alfalfa. 10 10
delivered a. tho state prison switch, as
rcaCircd and subject 70 tho approval of
tbc warden. Bids 10 be opened by tho
state hoard OF corrections ri this Office.
Tuesday. July ?th. 1912. at 3 y. M
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and NIL bids or 70 accept any 1ropo-
vItinn iayora nlo TO the state. Blls !or
bay FURNISHED will nc paid monthly
FOR auy other Information apply at ;hs
warden's office ...,,..,
Warden Utah State Prison
". W. MACINTOSH. Clerk
july 1. 1912. e5s
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An increasing number OF peopl

An increasing number OF people re-
port regularly Of the satisfactory re-
suits from taking Foley Kidney Pills
and commend their healing and eura.
tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills are
a carefully prepared medicine, guaran-
teed to contain no harmful or habit
forming drugs. They can have only a
beneficial effect when used for kidney
and bladder troubles, for backache,
rheumatism, weak back or lumbago.
Schramm- Johnson Drugs,
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Maccabees,

The Lillian Hollistcr hive No. Is Will
meet Tuesday evening, July Q. at Eagles
hall ut o'clock. The rolicall was
answered by twenty-four boosters at the
last meeting. All officers and members
are urgently requested 10 come out and
see what the boosters are going to do
Banner hive No. II Will give an aut.
Ing at Ssltair Saturday, July IL, Meet
at the depot at O'Clock. All members
and their families are invited. The COM
mittee which has charge are I.adies
Rowe Erwin. Saxman. Hen6ershoS, Of
fer and Balm, and they promise a sur
prise To all who attend. r,.
The regular review OF Salt Lake city
hive No was held last "Wednesday
evening. and all present had good time;
The entertainment committee comprised
Ladies' Webb and McLaren, and tho
lucky winners al guessing were Ladies
Solomau and Plates. ~,
hold review Thursday afternoon, July II,
mt . 80 o'clock, in I. o. o, #. hall.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

WIZ Visit tho camps OF the state for
about two weeks
Installation of officers was the main
feature OF the last meeting held by Utah
camp No. 3Js. w. O. w a larEe number
being present to witness the ceremonies.
The routine business OF the evening was
taken care OF and ono application was
presented for membership. The enter
talnmont committee has planned to take
All VINO are present next "Wednesday to
thn theafer Several visiting neighbors
gave Interesting talks on tho doings Of
tho oroer in their localities. and the re-
ports given by them Indicate that the
Pnclbc Jurisdiction Of the Woodmcn Of tho
World Is increasing in membership very
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',urance World
News and Notes
r,,,n Plan of Insurance.

,.,,born Trust company of Cfu-
Insured all it's employees from
- ., norrer on n basis of one
Will minimum OF $500 on
rssrso,, and n maximum OF $1,000,
rr nelne Issued by tho Group de-
Es =, the Equitable Life OF New
49, Northern Trust company
~. fourth large banking in5titu-
- has adopted tho group plan
fnsn nast four weeks. the others
Mercantile National bank OF
W. tho Commercial Trust com
u p,iisdelphiH and the Mercantile
|.,nnany OF St. Louis.
-. Festus ! " ade OF tho her-
-rnsi company represents the
~ al these bankers when he
.n-hat astonishss me Is that this
y ~ Insurance Is not more thor
.-nIoited and that tho employers
,,nre generally urged TO purchase
~ nrotection OF their employees.
ny frm conviction that the way
,,.ic strikes, To ameliorate con-
L. ~ noyerty ana uplift social con-
snons the masses Of the people
4 ,sose who are more fortunate to
srv minutes every daY TO work
=. anne plan whereby those under
~,y be benefited mentally, socially
.-,rdally. I believe n 10 per cent
4 snonnt spent by organized chari-
:, ouIs were used systematically
,sriod OF ten years buying life in
]. thus aiding tho poor that they
"a irving to relieve, the charity
i,,tIons would have much less work
"A, The end of ten years and thou
~oun be benefited and made hap
I, ACCOUNT Of the insurance"
Michigan Stove company. under
A., so-callod group insurance
4 ever issued In Michigan, has in
|,bs lives of 700 o( It's employees.
rolIcy provides that all employees
..srsd for various amounts, accord
/, classes. so long as the employee
q IN the service OF the Stove COM
New employees are automatically
a under this ono general or
f.r policy and all disseminating
res automatically discontinued.
<Tmlum for this insurance is met
I. MirhIrau Stove cOmnanT
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G. A. e.

Ladies OF the G. A. r. Reynolds Circle
No. I, will hold its regIlIar session Tues
day afternoon, July ., In 7. o. o. F hall.
All sistera please DC present.
There will he regular meeting Of the
Oliver o. Howard Post, No. T. at the hall.
Postoffce place, this evening at o'clock.
Members are urged to be present and
visiting comrades in good standing arc
cordially invited to meet with the post,
and they will be plado welcome.
Oliver o. Howard w r G. No. I. Will
hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 30
D. M. A card party will be given at 230
to which the public Is cordially invited.
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Insurance Notes,

n Matthews has been appointed
asent Tor the Acgis Life In Wyo-
4 shaW' the poet laureate OF the
NC Underwriters association and
sseht for the Home Life OF New
n. severed MS connection with that
anu Joined forces with the Ia
y r'sionsr Dono Will laavs for Spo-
IN suly 10. 10 attend the annual
,ifSa ot insurance commissioners OF
~ 80 states. An invitation has been
Ia ue eastern members TO visit
- On Tic return trip.
ssuinated that under the two
'nloodicd I'm the British National
|od scsount. insurance against sick
aollity and insurance in seven
|ian anuustrles against unemployment
rded. iii,'i anu women WI"
[s,,n,la huntington. superintendent OF
'or or'rpu'an. Leonard G. Thomas,
,ls,n.ns INC West Coast: c. p. Olson,
- and II. L. Barinoott.
q Nere elected nIembers OF the
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Modern Woodmen of America

talrly weIl attended meeting of Ex-
celslor camp WAS held TUESDAY. July ..
several new applications were received
ano referred 10 the committee on in
vcstiSatlon. The consul was instr,ciod
by the camp TO appoint a COMMITTEES Of
three to confer with the other camps
ol W TINS city and the Ogden camps, for
lagoon some time next month on mo-
ilon, 1t was decided only to hold meet
inSS OF the camp every othor Tuesday
curing the months of July and August.
p, m,
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FTatcrnal Union

At the meeting Of Evergreen lodge No
L5l: which will be held tonight in their
hall AT the Odd Fellows temple, r. o
Peterson, organizer from Denver will be
present 10 meet All the members and
TO plan out campaign for larger
membership The officers are In hone
that good turnout Will he present to-
night To make things lively
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge will hold its regular meet
Ing next Friday evening 10 the lodge
room ar the Odd Fellows building. The
main feature OF The evening will he tho
OF the newly elected Officers.
after which a smoker viii be oujoyed.
together with a programme arranged nv
tne amusement committee. Lodge will
open promptly at o'clock. and all Of
tlccrs are expected 10 be nTesent
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sIo1a weak. run down Head
|llv"r or Just n plain case
ta bnrdock Blood Bitters tones
j ibs SIash' promotes digestion,
<ithonuu akin. Heals cuts or
n rber,,a scar. Cures piles. eczo-
four an any itching. Doan's Oint-
Il 'r druggist ssllE L.
} Rer,iau aueni'ually from constipation.
1els u.e's relieved and strengthened
h rlncs mat they have been regu-
'n1iny, "a u. Davis. grocer. Sui
III ont insurancc--Dr.
~ r,n,lc on. Stops the pain and
"ouho' All druggists sell il.
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B. of L, 2. & e.

Victor Lodge No 50 Ladies Society Of
3, OF l.. r. & e Will hold special meet
ing at Sister Glcnn's house at 26i West
Sixth North, Wednesday, July TO- at
2. m
There will be initiation. Full attend
ance OF members is desired
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
Bank of the Republic

fhorouChly mOOrrn HaYIuSs cepart-
,,e,t ronducted !n connection with this
Ssnr safe deposit boxes for rent u. &
Depository.
frank Nncx. president: James a. Mur-
raw Vice president! w. ?. EariS. cashie-5
= Culbertson. assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. S3oo, GOO, Interest paid
on time deposlsg-
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pnaine Poisoning an Accident.

.'nneapolis jury holds that ptomaine
ns IS An accident within the mean
su accident policy. Adele w. Du-
- the Travellers Insurance com
recover on an accident policy
ner husband, he having died AZ n
y. poisoning from food. The jury
1 the widow the full amount.
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And In accordance with law aud an or
der OF the board OF directors made on tho
s7,h Gay OF MAY. 1912. 80 many sharos
~ each parcel Of stock as may be neces-
sary- will bc sold at public auction az No
SIS West Second South street Salt Lake
CHS. Utah. on the End dav OF July
1912. at , o'clock y. NJ. 10 pay tho de-
i!nquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale.
c. a. PFAU, Secretary.
sis West End South street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. els,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Maassch Centrifugal Machine Company.
incorporated under the laws 81 the state
OF Utah. principal place of business. salt
Lake City, Utah
Nouce-Thcrc arc delinquent upon tho
following described stock OF account OF
assessment No. l. levied on tho 2Ith day
of May. 1912, OF one % cent per share the
several amounts set opposite The namo Of
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Fraternel Brotherhood.

Tuesday. evening Sego Lily lodge 252.
win install the new officers and probably
have several limitations. All the members
are asked TO be present The dance last
Tuesday evening was enjoyed by all who
attend ed,
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Pytllian Sisters.

Hermion Temple No. s Pythian Sisters.
Will hold their regular meeting on Satur-
day night July Is. at Il. OF p. hall. Isl
South Second East. Installation OF Off
GERS at o'clock,
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Royal Neighbors Of America,

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072. will
meet Tuesday evening at NJ. ", a. hall.
All members are requested TO be there
promptly at o'clock,
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake NO /, viii meet iu
Eagles hall Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
All members are requested 10 be present.
Visiting brothers are welcome.
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L. A. to l.. o. o, NJ,

The Ladies' Auxiliary TO tho Moose Will
hold its meeting tonight AT s O'Clock In
Moose han. The new officers viii bs In
stalled. All members arc requested 10
bs present.
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Noted organist Is Visitor,

Samuel J.. Herrmaun Of Philadelphia is
in the city the guest or his sisters. Mrs
Iasaph Baumgarten and Miss Herr
mann. Mr. Hermann Is noted both as
a Great orRnnIst and choir leader. having
conducted many OF the big 3angcrferts in
Now York. Philadelphia and other east
orn cities.
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Makes q Good Showing.

Mutual Life of New York has
n the plan OF Issuing It's company
Mutual interests" in special
y, for It's various agencies. The
tf May is devoted chiefly to the
tke City agency and contains a
foD OF the marked and rapid
y Of the agency during tho last
bars under the direction OF Man
fsd 6. Hathaway. Mr., Hath
|ritred upon his work in a period
\ Expression in lifo insurance. and
.f ln that section Of the coun-
y the three preceding years no
! In the agency had paid for in
q to exceed $4,000 OF new in
In 1909. tho first year Of Mr..
&y's lncumbency. six mon pro-
Nd fcr> business in excess OF that
In 1910 nine men exceeded
I and In tho last year twelve men
ID that distinction. Al the close
|jssr 1905 the old business in force
|'k books of the Salt Lake agency
Ned TO $5.G20,0I2 Three years
e The lhirty-first Of December
DE- Old business in force amounted
|;1t1Ii, gain OF nearly $1,000, 900.
y iast three years the new bust
sfii,en and paid for In the agency
's fologs:
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Ns three wears the total was 1856
only little more than the paid
Shes Of 1909 under Mr.. Hath
management. and his smallest
~InsuTanCe Field
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Motthews has been appointed
asent for the Acgis Life In Wyo-