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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
PERSONALS

An members of a.. Is. Warren Won
ans Relief Corps arc requested %
meet tomorrow Afternoon az 30
sharp ut the home ol Mrs Fuurucllc.
iUl south BroBdWu5, 90 aitcud mo
funeral ul The late Mrs a. O.. Gibson
Hy order nf the president
News huH been received here nl
the birth ui ID son recently 90 MI aud
Mrs Harry Kelly at Rochester y. Y
Inu year ago they made their
home an North Eleventh street ~
This city Mes Kelly having been VOL
known Hs Miss Holmes previous lo
h,r marriage,
Miss Maud Upper of Topeka, kan,
was married ~ noon today Go Mt
Harry q. shel.on of M faso, Tho
wedding taking place 100 the
parsonage of the Lrud Avenue Meth
udist church. Rev o. %. nccknmu of
Floating Mr. shelten s the son ~
Mrs 4 n. Franklin ~ this city aud
ls employed by ttc %, a railroad n
El puso, in which oiiy bc and his wife
Win reside,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
THIS LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen, IN o Letter From
Mobile, Tells How She Gained Il.

Mobile, Ala.--"I suffered for seven
years. with womanly trouble" wrlt6s
Mrs. sigurd Hansen IN a letter from
this city. II felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going 10
the doctor At last was operated on.
and felt better, but soon had the
same trouble.
My husband asked mo IN try Cardui.
felt better after the FIRST bottle. and
now, have a good appetite and sleep
we'll feel fnc. and the doctor tells
me l am looking better than he ever
saw me"
n you are sick and miserable. and
suffer from any Of the pains due 10
womanly trouble-try Cardul,
Cardu Is successful because II IL
composed OF ingredients that have been
found 20 act curatlyely on the woman.
~ constitution.
For more than atty years, q has been
used by women Of al ages. win great
success Try H. Your druggist sells H.
Nh Write to' lAilss Advisory Dept. CHATS;
eoosa Msdilln Inc Co. Chauanua9a. lena, ~ Npfrlh
q Wo@sa. ssRl 70 psin WlapVsf, " tteassa
aa - v -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
FEE NOT ABLE TO
SEE VISITORS

The splendid constitution of b.. W
Fee t.ie grtm merchant shot i've
times aud do epowiDlN wounded hy
Sarlu ArmiIu. ono of hi- drivers. som,
two weeks ago. is standing him bon
good stead, ana reports from So Jose
cpb hospital rpdd, sag chat hD cone
tluure 'n cat and slDrp regularly AND
lo gain strength An absH,w which
formed boo the throat les tur result of
tho wouud bon the neck has yielded Co
treatment and yesterday W1s thr pts-
lest day tho patient haas passed his
physicians sHy however That 30 is
highly dangerous for him tu attempt
Co sec amy visitors for the present as
the tax upon hls strength is too severe.
AMI Will, th, patient and DTS family
deeply appreciate the interest ttkvu
in nis condition, they must request Nis-
ttors Go wait until he BE- further out -
daus,r,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
40 ATTEND COUNTY
TEACHERS MEET
THIS MORNING

Forty teachers. the entire force,
with the exception ui three Who were
uuaVoidahN detained, arrived from
the district schools Zoo 1ll paris of the
county 10 attend the meeting uf tho
Hernalillu County Teachers assuciH-
tion. hvld this morning iu the Central
school building. The large aueudauD,
speaks volumes for the interest and
shown hy the county
teachers this year The foptWr, was
% paper ana demonstration Ina kinder
Carton methods osprD. ally nus>
work" hy Miss rrsstny Aver. teacher
ct the WomHns club kindcrgarten.
who received unanimous vote ot
thanks from those present Miss Aver
had Some very good advice ON meth
DDS cot controlling children lu~t
beginning to use their hrtlus ANA
hands. and uf teaching them self con-
troll, vomiting ont that the very first
requisite ls That the teacher ho able
Co control herself
4 general discussion 90 lhr country
wJlh with She suprGltordtn WOE
hold, and repurte from 40 present
showed that th, Wuik ln Ins dla'rio's
ia starting OF splcudldl. 'his ,yur.
The next meeting VIII ar held ,,to-
Der 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

consequence. only by leaving iis s0lu-
tion 60 persons who Cummcrcialilr the
evil and make pcCuuiary gain nom
It's unfortunate victims. II must hr
solved ana 10 will be- solved h> prac-
Teal men aud prarticpl women VINO
viii FIRST create r. sentiment and then
SECURE legislation which backed nN
that sentiment win BE Tor whatever
public sentiment ls Boz favor Of
Tho law Tor ur against mat
ter viii bp enforced. and 10 the
Rother and take an active part in u,
they can create almost any Kind Of
sentiment and that can secure any
Kind of legislation aud insure lls en-
forccmcut And what tho country
needs D. honest men who viii Doe active
Goa the work We don't need any
more critics. wc want workers We
have too many critics now Ana THIS
reminds me of another story
\ colurcd gentleman was accused
Of larceny and the court appointed
two young members Of the bar to de-
fond him. ana hD Withdrew with his
lawyers for consultation. and very
soon he returned to the court room
and be said Please your honor. 7
is Jest po ignorant nigscr but /
sho would lik, Go trade you one OF
them lawyers Tor witness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

sicgo at typhoid Besides wife Mr.
Alspach leaves daughter Helen,
3ta years old, ana his parents, an
being present when death cgme. For
ten years MIR AlspHch was engaged IN
educational work iu ohio and was
connected ui various times with the
bliss business colleges in Columbus
and Newark ana was the proprietor
uI the Practical business college in
Cambridge. Funeral services VIII he
held in French aud LoWhcr's cha
pei a. o'clock Monday, Rev G, %.
Brckmau. uf the Lead Avenue Mcthn-
dist church officiating Tho body viii
bc takcn east for burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
BIG CROWDS ARE
COMING TO FAIR
SAYS SELLERS
President OF state Fair Re
turns from Visit to Mesilla
Valley Fair Which Was
Big Success.

- look tor the biggest crowd of
tair visitors from southern New MrXi-
eco in the history OF tho state itir
declared President H. IS y SELLERS OF
the state fair today after his return
from Las Cruces, where he attended
the Mpslh valley fair
9TH" Mcsilla valley fair was q
whDupiug success from ever. stand
point" said HE colonel "tthr auto
mobile paftd, uu Good NuJds day be-
ing one cot the biggest tctigrrs oi th"
fair Hundreds or people assured me
that they are coming Go AibuQucrpU
for the fair
a meeting at the Industrial para lo
committee ct the state fair viii ho
held al fair headquarters at 2
.u'cloCk tomorrow morning ana uiI
members OF tho committee are arg 4
So attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
FREE CONCERT TONIGHT
PROGRAM

Before the Mast Medley March
..,.t.... .....,.. CouWHy'E naud
bhsliudti0n-'A Resolve" .......
..,,t.t,..... ...... Lucy Marsh,
Little orphan Annie Recitation
..,..., james WhitDomb Riley
&. Loug Ago
\ Maid Sings Light ..........
,...rtt,,s..... ....... Alma Glurk
samson ana Dolllah-- Sulectiuns ...
.....+. ,.,..,...... pryor'H Band
"Reminiscences ~ chaplin .........
................ pryors Band
BE Ny Little Baby Rumble Brr.,..
t..... Ada Jones ana }ily Murray
Alice. Whore Art Thou. .........,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Evan Willitms
out o. OId Aunt Mary. ......,..
.t.......... James Whitromh Riley
S"Wchody Elise T. Getting lt....-.
,...,.. Eddy Morton
Ephraham Jones Medley ....,...,
.s...............r. Conway Band
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
IMPOSING SCHEME
FOR DECORATING
OF STREETS
Official Decorator Reinhart
Will Place Shields and
Draped Flags on All 0rna.
mental Light Posts.

authorized Mr. v. II, Reinhart ~
Hoaenwnld Brothers the skilled Of
flcml decorator for the state fair. TO
Install system of decorations aiOng
Central avenue which viii he fat
handsomer and moro effective than
anything tried heretofore On each
of the fifty light posts nOw IN position
win be- hung blg shield On back
ground of nrtistically drHped flags, tho
shield facing the center Of the street,
so mat the effect from either slide OF
the street or from the middle viii ho
beautiful Ia the extreme. When tho
lights are ~ az nsght the offert
should be most gorgeous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
MORTUARY.

a. y AHpach. proprietor of the
craig hotel ON West silver avenue,
died today following AN Illness 1t
long standing MT AlspaCh WAS 30
Nrurs old ana had been resident ct
Albuquerque year ana "a huif, cont
INK here from Columns. g.. hoping
tu fcCuptrttr from complications
which opVuIred following a severe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
COURT TURNS DOWN
SOCORRO GRAND
JURY REPORT
Document Drawn by Summers
Burkhart Rejected and Or
dered Destroyed; E, H.
Sweet Indicted.

~urorfD 81 A. Sept aN That mo
ETuud Iuh can sptak ouiy through
Indictment and is excluded from rr
flceuug upon ,hc condition Ut county
records save on its personal kpnNl
edge of them is the rruund takcu u>
District Judge ~ e. MprheW Who
rclccted report COL thD Surnrtu Duln
ty grand iuH hero Yesterday which
onhodied much uf tho findings oi
Assistant TgHNoluA Auditor GWlluil,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

N~~sfN~sN.'~e~tN~-@s''s'-
FOUND Black horse. branded j =
on right shoulder. found On rnn'h
gO miles from Ia Iuyu. Sucorru coun
a. Amply Elias Arngon, hti Nofh
Arun, CIV owner to pay maintth-
ance cost since April zsr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
standard Farr- Grave Charac.

New York. sept 2S Charges that
both the spirit aud letter OF tho de-
cree dissoliying the standard ON COIN
pauy ~ New Jersey were being Wp-
lated were sent tn the department ot
Justice today by = ~. Fofdyce, IT,
counsel for the Watorsl'icrce OF com
pauy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

who investigated the official accoun'a
horc ana uf Summers Burkhart legal
adviser 90 the governor, who as as
astaut district attorney also inycsii p
gated the records The court ordered
thr report destroyed and the grand
mI, to make another one. Tho court
in effect held thnt the findings oi ihr
expert could not bu thus presented
and criticized the grand jury lui iiA
recommendations rcsardiug county ole
Ncmla where no indictment was
found
10 was represented to the court That
tho grand jury had had time only Z"
find true hills iu felony cascai leaving
the district atturucN Go tilc informa-
iiuu us 90 miHdtWcluurs. and thul
tho public was entitled 90 know of inc
conditions alleged 90 exist
r.. N. sweet, former county titrk'
was indicted ON two counts for en-
hoz2l,mOut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Need Farmers in Politics
Says Senator Isaac Bdrth

Democratic Statesman Tells
Some of His Worst Ones at
Mountainair; GovernoI
Makes Chief Address at
Farmers Day Celebration on
Mountain Top Today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

81 tuk the ground said MI hurh
hart today. THAT there is ~ statute
which cnmpels the srnuG jury 10 m
qulrr into alleged WHlfopsuucc lu ui-
flee of ul public officials aud tho
report was made al the grand lurl D
request As I understand the court
position 10 ls that the grand jury can
speak only through indictment rec
gurdiug such mas fnaaah,e.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

Iaudermilk ana Hcckinger
called ln tho seventh on account q
rain. second game postponed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-t1rst
Lieutenant Gerald C. Brandt, Ninth
cavalry, is transferred TO the Tenth
cavalry, First Lieutenant William t..
Pope. Tenth cavalry, is relieved from
assignment to that regiment; Second
Lieutenant Dc Forest w, Morton, Tenth
cavalry, is transferred to tue Elghth
cavalry; Second Lieutenant Allen H.
Kimball, Twelfth infantry. Is trans
ferred to Third infantry; Second Lieu
tenant John S. Singleton, Third lnfan,
try. is relieved from assignment to that
regiment: Captain Charles 5. Lincoln;
Second infantry. is relieved for trGa.
ment at Hot Springs and viii 1olD tbat
regiment: Chaplain Franz J. Fcinlcr;
First infantry, is transferred to Thl!-
teenth infantry and will Join that regl-
ment in tho Philippines; Captain Ed"ih
II Wineus, Fourth cavalry, aud IIrst
lieutenant William 4. West, Jr- lhir'
| tccnth cavalry. arc relieved from duty
al mounted service school, Fort Riley,
and will loin their respective troops.
Orders of November II relating. TO
First lieutenant q. V. Parker, Iirst
infantry, revoked,
First Lieutenant Charles Abel. Iwen-
tv-yi1th infantry, is transferred 10 fll'
tcenth infantry. r.,
By direction of tho president, F1rs'
I,jentenant l.. NJ. Purcell, Twenty SIX.
infantry, is detailed az professor Oh ~ mn
itarv science at Concordla college; For'
W.yno Ind. First Lieutenant Horace
T.. Sykes. Twenty fifth infantry, Is oe
tailed for recruiting service ana WI
proceed to Fort Logan. Colo, lot to.n
porary duty. thence to Chicago, ~; ,I!, To-
dnty. relieving First Lieutenant Wal
liam G. Meade cavalry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29

for the transaction OF business, pres
treasurer
The board of governors shall be elect
cd by the members OF tho club. The
thrco years, commencing pt II O'Clock
meridian OF the Saturday following his
election and expiring when his successor
governors shall be elected annually, at
an election TO be conducted in the man
ner prescribed In the bylaws. on the
year,
The president. vico president, secretary
board of governors at the first meeting
OF the board held after the annual oloc..
tion. The president. vicc president and
treasurer shall DO elected from tho NOM
bers OF the board nf governors. The
president, vico president, secretary and
trcasurar shall mold office for term
of ono year. commencing on tho day or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
DESPERATE CHOICE"
IS PLAY SELECTED
"a Happy Pair" a New
Sketch, Also viii Be
Presented.
DECIDED innovation In gym

A DECIDED innovation In gym
~ nasium work Is expected when
n the members of the various
classes Of the Dcseret gym
uasium appear in prctcntlous road
show next Friday night, at the gym.
1t is a custom at the institution to have
a social gathering each year TO which
ali members are invited as well as the
general public, and friends Of the insti-
tuition. In order to get away from the
bration it was decided TO present a
road show In view of the fact that
large percentage of the popular enter
taiuers of the city are enrolled, The
evenings entertainment will consist of
a variety of vaudeville turns which will
bc presented by people who arc well
known In amusement circles In the city.
John D. Spencer and Mae Alder, a
"team" Of entertainers who have ap-
poared with great success In the past
will present q farce comedy called, A
Desperate Choice" David Cummings
and Edna Hill have prepared skotcb
entirely new to this section and calcu-
lated to make strong bid for position
as the headliuer entitled, GA Happy
Pair" The musical talent Of the
being prepared by Horace Ensign,
which so far is surrounded with
mystery. Jisle Smith and Clay Wal
lace are preparing a pianologue which
promises to be different from anything
yet offered to vaudeville patrons IN
Salt Lake.
Two prominent numbers on the pro
cramme will be furnished by the Misses
Nina Taylor and Hazel Edwards in the
form Of some now and clever dances.
Miss Taylor has but recently returned
from New York and her act will include
some neY ideas Of fancy dancing CLEAN
cd from the best circles in the me,
tropolis. Miss Edwards. who is the
dancing instructor Of the women s
classes is a big favorite and her act
promises to be OF special interest. a
group of tumblers selected from the
Young men 3 classes will round out the
programme.
The music will be furnished by an or,
chestra composed Of the pupils OF
Clarence Hawkins. Wbils the road sho"
is intended as an annual social gath
Leriug FOR the members Of the various
classes, general invitation IS extended
to the general public. A small admis
sion fec is charged,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29

TO MI nlI vacancies in OFFICE until the next
annual meeting. and In general To cxcr-
else all the corporate powers Of the cor
poratfon. The board shall meet onco -
month and oftener II necessary.
The qualifications and kinds OF mem
bership and the rights and privileges
thereof tho qualifications and duties "
officers and tho manner Of their noun
lnation, election and removal, entrance
foes and other dues, the election and re-
noval of members and all other peces-
sary provisions for the government OF the
Third:
BY striking out article XIV and re-
adopting il as article VII.
Said meeting Is called and this notice
Is published pursuant to an order adopt
cd by the board OF governors or said
Commercial club. and a resolution adopt
ed at n regular monthly mcetin. of the
members OF said club.
JOSEPH Z. CAME.
m12p2 Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
NoTIcE OF INTENTION TO AMEND
THE ARTICLES OF !NCoRPOS4-
TiGM CE nCOMMERCIAL CLUB"

Notice IS hereby given that tho an
,nsi meeting OF tho members OF the
Commercial Club VII IanSarY be held do,S on a, ,hs
escinnI< n m. OF said day, nt tho club
house OF said corporation, Exchange
placc. Salt Lnko city, Utah: for the PVT
ppSiio,,i,,v RESOLUTION, proposing amend
ments n0elDw 10 the articlss Of Incorporation q
said eorpoSn Nth ara full yPots PStSeu upen at sns
nn,eudmonts that may be offered TO sato
resolution or substitutes, therefor and and
TO Transact any ether business ,es, I'm ,nat MAJ
" Tbs following Is the resolution thai
will be introduced and acted upon a.
said meeting: ., ,nc,rn,ra
Resolved. that the articles Oh incifp"r@'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Nimball s: Richards Security Co. To
Marie *. Nilsson, lots ll6l and
1i62, Highland Park addiLion,-.S
Kimball tS Richards Security Co. TO
Edward Sauygcot, lots 2203 and
220f. Highland Park addition.
John S. PhIpps ct al. to George NJ.
Mclean, lots - and II, block 2,
Gordon plat ........,...
Henry Hankcr and wife 10 Sarah
Hilstead, lots . to .. block 8,
Clsrmont subdivision .,.....,..-.
Douglas Heights Land e Imp. Co,
10 Steve Kennedy, lots 26, 27 and
2S. block S, Douglas Park subdi-
vision ............s... i,
Harold W. Hannibal and wife to 3.
j.. Anderson. part section 8.
township ) south. range 1 east.
Forest Homo Co. to ,JensInc J.
Thorrup, part section rs, township
south. range east. ......,...
Kimball &, Richards Co. to the
Pacific Land & Water Co., lots
lis and l16. Southgate park.
W. J. Hall and wife to Lucy NJ
Mocsscr. part section II, township
south. range west. ...;..-..
Lucy NJ Moesser to Joseph A
Blackham, part lot 4. block lS5.
plat A ........ss,.s --...-.,,.
George r.. Jones to Carl Gesscl.
lots 8. 9 and 10, block 9, Empire
addition ,sss-..-'..''.'-,,''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
TRADING
RECORDS
Merchants Report
Lr,pious Volume of
|;n.ss il Gift Goods
as BY THOUSANDS
neuartment of One
Shows Increase OF
NO Over Last Season.

..rsapts Of Salt Lake are
Thc Christmas trade, ae-
a rOs. merchants, has been
~. great surprise party
g .ssad Of the holiday trade
,.ao. For that matter, gem
~, indicate that tho volume
r. the entire year will show
4 .r,a,s over the total business
hin 1911.
,iep at the different stores
III, never before has there
=, ,lcaning up sales IN toys,
reds bsndkcrchiefs, silks
,,uiDe apparel and all staple
r-sa,ly staple stock in Christ
r,titv Of 1eady-Inade wear
Itching according TO the
n Gloves, dress goods, under.
:. ouilts and blankets went
ciitiopal bot cakes and nov
2 cry lind were well cleaned
y denartment store alone an
. al in only one of its depart
4 about $4,000 ahead OF last
N and Tuesday, the two big
4 llys. preceding Christmas,
4 rat tbrougs out TO all the
"A 90 final mad rush to pur-
'IrAtids presents. Everybody
h have money and was ready
Ia freely for articles that met
|a,saenal business activity in
ia-ert stores during the last
Is ray Justly be takou as a
tzfes Of the business done in
',;s,e,us on q proportionato ba-
) nEchsnt has yet been found
~, o. the Christmas trade, All
We visited By tbrongs whose
b constituents rarely left
} r,hng a purchase Of some
y present the merchants are
mug out what they have left
|ra Hs what their profits are
M.
|kivrc trade reports that the
|kIass will amount to figures
\ y increase Of 90 per cent
\ fsrcs Of 1911. The lumber
fsed1g complaccnt with itself
y Scld. The demand for &C.
y fss'er also continuous stron g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
ECZEM MA
Also Called letter, Salt Rheur, Fruritus,
Milk Crust, Weeping Skin, etc



ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
and when / say cured, l mean just what
II say-C-U-R-E-D. and not merely
patched up for awhile, to return worse
than before. Remember. mako this
broad statement after putting twelve
years OF my time OH this one disease
and handling In the meantime nearly a
LaIY million cases OF this dreadful dis
case Now, ! do not caro what all you
nave used, nor how many doctors have
told YOU that you could not be cured
all I ask is just a chance TO show you
that I know what / am talking about:
II YOU will write mo TO-DAY, ] VIII send
YOU FREE TRIAL of my mild, sooth-
ing, guaranteed cure that WILL convince
YOU more In a day than or anyone else
could In q months time II you are dis
custod and discouraged. ] daro you to
give me a chance to prove my claims.
Sy writing me today you VIII enjoy more
real comfort than you had ever thought
this world holds for you. Just try VI
and you will SEQ / am telling you the
truth.
Or, j. E. cannsday. SO Court Square,
SedalIa, Mo.
References: Third National Bank, Soda
LA. Mo.
Could yor do a better act than TO send
this notice 10 some poor
sufferer or Eczema,
(Advorliscmcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Financial
| World Says:
csaolntain Life Insurance
o. salt Lake-The Strong
nacn Of It's Glass Ever
u utah-Bnght Prospects
sas Management In Exceed
nag and Able Hands.

Ma-aountain Life Insur-
any contains within itself
Y aud promise of endurance,
auaesa, growth, success. Its
asn9os is broad, wise, prac-
'ai; Its management is
4 ~s!ng, trustworthy; the
'sssiiucus, a. fertile, promising.
ny company is undoubtedly
4. y eesone, in due course Of
=! tne groat representative
~ institutions Of this conn
IS, already written business
E o7sr sl,5OO,0O0.
na s.ss eut at an excellent time,
4 / ~ u prospects, that leave
|tsSy? \? desired. 1t bases its
r., uuc confidence and consid,
y. It's financial strength ;
"a b,onp ,voapgaflence and practical
m a',svsght s0Hgl TO bear by the men
u And ''o managers; upon the
~ A.; conservatism Of its
ns,,asi eeing business, and upon
tsIjI Ill.,, m.. and Lberality with
a..t ~ Ms1t ITS engagements for
W l0sSeg whcn 3, IT,
slsSs1sSss, ss, Of this company will
!, mi and !. up to date in every
~ H. 40 Glficers will soon
;, pohcics to be as de.
kih soU u even the Oldest and
NV ynrup ynrpeIitors. We do no,
bd to tHVng nG,I! lie company moro
lsuut,g;ua gaShc confidence thar
k advertisement,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Deaths.

December TO- l912--Harry Gardner,
D. s. II, c. yards, 20 years, appendicitis.
December %. i912-Wiliam Fraser. St
Marks hospital II years. nephritis,
December 81, 1912-Nag Den, 80 Plum
alley, about 63 years, unknown but nat
ural
December Is, lo12-Gcrald Van Aukcn,
541 East Sixth South, still born.