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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Another Disappearance Case.

s very interesting disappearance case
ls being tried in the superior court al
Cordale. Ga. The suit Is that Of Mrs
j. ~. Fem TO recover on policies amount
Ing 10 Sl5,OpD on the life OF her husba nd
who was reported drowned III the Alta
mana river two years ago. a former
trial resulted in a hung jury.
Fem MAS ON Ills way down the river
With two companions and was reported
to have fallen overheard and drowned
Ills body WAS never recovered. The com
penies conducted n long and thorough
search Tor Fem. and recently located q
man In Colorado who was much like
him that even the agent who wrote the
policy was in doubt as whether OF no,
it wns Fem. FcnD's double even has
two fingers of his right hand missing the
same as Fem himself
The case is similar 10 tle kimme
i,Irv In favor of tbo Iiro frsuranca rnn,
pany and Is being watched with much
interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
|IYIN FOLKS MADE FAT

81 healthy flesh can ouly bc
n by the use of the proper food,
|atf with natural action of the
ID Of assimilation. Nine people
Ia len in order to weigh As much
M ought and be perfectly healthy,
a use Samose, the great flesh
"a food and health rcstorer,
q rourself before commencing TO
|aee little tablets, md see how
seight increases from week to
.ps. does not contain a particle
hyh OF pepsin. nor is it any nan-
IA PREPARATION, such as is usually
rrpm9ed 10 make people fat and
y dccs NOT build up good healthy
q Samose has valuable flesh.
Ia properties. tones up and
trAers the whole system, helps the
;tlt is eaten to he asslmilated in
4irnl manner and absolutely re-
D lzalih TO all the organs,
A son are not perfectly satisfied
Es results from Samose Schramm-
|zr, Drugs, will return your
b without any quibbling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
RnYal IIiQ1ianders.

Etsh castle No 35S met In regular
session in Labor temple. Clansman Hub e.
pard nancd Clausman SlauChtc- az chair
NAN OF the committee appointed 20 make
arrangements FOR a card party To bc given
Tuesday Marca II. II Is Ia hs q st.
ratricl;'a card party. end everything viii
lee in accordance with tbs traditions Of
tho 'raird Of Erins tslo. After the
'laying pG . few selections by Fair
Ladies SlauRbtcr snd P@slSs, the lodge
was entertained bV Clspsmeu T.. csrIn5r
ard slaughter The campaign for new
","mhcrs is on. and In n short time il is
IAuped 10 soc a great n:any new faces
~ the meetings. Fair Ladies' Watts and
Eush ware asked Ia take charge nj the
~ Ter, ninncnt nnxt TMesdav nIEht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Insurance NoteS.

Gus Messenger. one Of the best known
insurance men in the west. died last
week in San Francisco from. compli
cation Of diseases. lie was 40 years old.
General Manager w. H. Cunningham
Of the Continental Life expects To visit
New Mexico the fore part of April in
the interest of his company.
The Norwich Union Fire Insurance
from California shortly after the quake
conllaEration of 1905. has re-ertered the
state. with W. H. Lowden general agent
The insurance commissioners for Colo :
lado announces the appointment of John
II. Upton as actnary Of hIs department..
succeeding r. A.-Hann, resigned. Upton
vas vas formerly actuary for the Idaho
order affecting all his newspaper prop
critics 10 the effect that no cigarettes
shall be smoked In any OF the reporters'
rooms of his publications. This order
is attributed directly 10 the fire wnich
recently destroyed the Equitable build
ing In New York,
T. =. Griffin. formerly special agent
for the George. r. Tyson general agency
spgfial s,lrc assn, for The Associated Under
Pacific coast and the northwest
George II. Adler, manager for Utah and
mont. is back at his desk again after A
flve weeks sojourn In southern Cali
fornia. His narrow escape in the train
collision on the San Pedro last week
furnishes casualty insurance underwrit-
ers with additional proof that even a
life insurance man is not immune from
accident.
Mayor William +, Hindley OF Spokane.
Wash. threatens To boycott the bonding
companies in an effort To secure lower
rates for the city on thirty-tivc suret ty
bonds which tho charter provides for city
employees,
The United States Fidelity & Guar
anty company has paid the city OF
Everett. Wash. s19.7Sa.5%. reresenting
the shortage OF City Treasurer Alex Keay
OF Everett, who disappeared last Noyem-
Der.
The Italian chamber of deputies has
approved the bill providing for q state
monopoly Of life insurance. AS result
the business OF national and foreign In
surance companies win be taken over
gradually 10y the government, Is pre-
viousy stated, the object of the bill Is
10 provide for old-age pensions.
Reports from the state of Washington
arc 10 rhe effect that sensat tional suits
bay nf large property holders OF Seattle
for accepting rebates. IT is said that
the evidence has been placed in the hands
OF The attorney general for his action.
Commissioned Done is busy prepa ring
the annual report OF his department.
Practically all OF the insurance COM
panIes doing business in tho state have
filed their statements of the business
done in Utah for 1911 and tine work Of
entering. checking and compiling these
reports ara now going rapidly forward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Spanish War Veterans

;one of the chief features In patrio,i,,
o"IrCies !0r the coming week will he the
smoker next Friday night in the
Moose pudding 10 he rendered by Camp
" \ Wedgwood, Il. s. w. v. 10 tho
members OF Major General McC'askey
lamp AT Fort Douglas. While the rwen-
Grams who belong 10 fIc oresnIzation
VIII hc affiliated with the IItaa depart :
ment' The first formal recognition of
night. II Is announced by WedUvond
ca3'p that all veterans will be cordialE.
welcomed at the smoker"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Order Of MMacovites.

q. Kelly car OF the local order,
hss annourced that tho spring bear hunt
will take place April II, This has been
decided by the imperial cabinet ,pursunu NJ
10 tho insiruciicns of The kreri!tD.
Tho following c"upn'ticee have hec1
APPOINT ed: Hail not,rs, W. n. Lepper
and r. y. Weak; imperial master OF the
floor Noble j. ". Suphon: leader OF the
impe,.ia, band, Thomas HedfeiD: Inn
nartai MUSICIAN. Noble j. n. Miller. Jr.
toasirnaster. Nol,Ic F.. II Cellvsnttra
;,snouot mobiles. Gideon Snyler. Charle7
r. street and 4 ]. Wilson: para phernalia
Noi,'es c;e"rGc :. ATes. r, ID u. T. y.
Crs, aud Ed krehh'el: Ccssa %bs. Nno'es
n. Clauson. Dr. Cassaday and George j.
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Royal Neighbors Of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp Nc. So72 held
a very interesting meeting last Thurs
daJ night. Two new members We're
added 20 the roll. and scevral cards bal
loted upou Neghbor Saunders presented
to the camp a beautiful American flag,
for which toe camp was very thankful.
Next Thursday afternoon the Thimble
club will meet with Neigibor Mckinley
at 2Gi South Second Mesl street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The usual business meeting of tho
Ih1stle club was held on Wednesday
evening, March 6. IN Knights of Colun,-
bus hall President William Nesbit occu-
pied the chair Several important mat :
a notice TO vacate the present home OF
the cluh was presented To the members
and committee appointed TO arrange
lor new lodge room The next meeting
will he held on "Wednesday March %
and Will be of n social nature. Arrange
ments for this affair nave been left in
the hands OF the amusement committee
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp no. lOS92 transacted
routine business IN short order AT It's last
meeting, Tuesday. March /. TIE monthly
contract ults were allowed and war
rants ordered drawn for their payment
Many talks were given regarding the
changes contemplated In the rates of as
sessments. Il complete discussion of the
subject viii take place at the meeting
called for March &c. The entertainment
committee reported that II had arranged
smoker boxing stunts. music and
songs, for the entertainment Of mem
hers and their friends. Tuesday. March
-. Camp adjourned TO meet Tuesday
March 10 in regular sessInn.
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G. A. r

James S Mexican corps, W r g.. will
hoin IT'S regular meeting i'll l. o o. r.
hait cdnesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
hiaNWel- hean post No. I will hold
It's usual session next SATURDAY evening
C'ilcers OF the post are urging Il full
attendance to discuss matters OF impor-
o,iinere WI be a regular meeting Of
Oliver o, Howard post No : In / 3 q.
j, hall. Postoffce place, this evening at
40 o'clock: Visiting comrades In good
Standing VIII be made welcome. Bust
ness ol Importance viii come before the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Fraternai Brotherhood.

Utah lodge 800 desires a fun attend
ance Wednesday, evening to complete
plans for the silver and gold contest, and
every booster for y L. r. is expected
to assist the committee In charge and
make this contest livzly one Sisters
fa!ek and Burkherdt have arranged a
pleasant evenings entertainments
Bingham 644 held very successful
entertainment last Thursday evening,
The public installation was conducted
by Sister and Brother Peterson In a
crcdltablc manner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Worlds Life Insurance.

A comparison Of the statistics OF the
amount of life insurance carried In vari
Gus countries of the world shows the
United states far in the lead In the
amount OF indemnity carried on the lives
of It's citizens Including the amount
carried by fratcrnal and assessment or
Cnnizations the total life insurance In
force III the United States Is s25, 144 200 =
$50; Germany. $2.0l5. 900 900; France.
s7s2 300 900: Austria. SSd1. SOC. 900: Great
Britain. 81 SO 1iI91f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Caledoniau Club.

AZ the regular meeting of the club.
held Friday night, there We're thirteen
new members initiated At present the
Crledonians ranks are being rapidly
filled by members of good repute from
other Scotch clubs. The committee de-
clded to have an open meeting on March
22, including concert and dance. 10
which all Scoth people are invited No
lnNilstions will be necnsshrN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Danish Brotherhood.

me resnlar meeting OF Apollo lodge.
ns.G G last Friday evening. was largely at
,enuen. Every ono present felt IKE
- toH,IlE ior greater membership i'm
Hnu uiscussed In order 10 launch lively
GhnpaiEn for new members. This sub
I.nl VIII be acted upon at the next regu =
,p HoetInS' one candidate Iiialmal
n,a.,,n4 was initiated. receiving the dc
Sisss ; OF The order. The amusement com =
ni''lee reported that ~ would arrange
81 - sNc another dance tho latter part Of
,H,s month. After the closing OF the
Io0Se, The cOmmiIIoe gaze 4 .,smnls oI %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
RacIache Almost unbearable

&, an almost certain result of kidnc,
trouble. y. Toomcy. sos r. Olive ST.
Bloomington. ILL.,, says; 81 suffered
with backacbs and pains in my kidneys
which were almost UNDESIRABLE. | gave
Foley Kidney Pills a good trial. and
they done wonders for me. Today
caa do hard day s work aud not fee
The effects Schramm- ohpson, Drugs
the Never -Suhstitutors. FIVE good stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
The Fraternal Union of America

Evergreen lodge No, Isl win meet this
evening In regular session, Several ap-
plicauonS from prospective members are
expected he programme planned for
this evenings entertainment has not as
yet been completed by the committee and
viii probably be arranged for the next
meeting. Members OF the lodge VIII be
surprised and Srieved to learn Of the
death OF Brother j. W. Wuburton's wife
after short Illness. Mrs. Warburton
leaves little son to mourn her loss
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B .E1A' les
We havo the following unsolicited let
er from James r, Douglas, Harrisburg.

We havo the following unsolicited let
.er from James r, Douglas Harrisburg
| oregon:
Harrisburg. Oregon; June IS. 1908
Gentlemen. have had Dinbetes for
| 1yer two years and WAS almost In Was
Lsry weak and could hardly walk. A
T@riend @ Of mine told me, of Inc Fulton
| DiabetIc Compound. end ] have now
! taken thirty bottles and am feeling fine.
| and can say that ] am sure il | mad not
gotten relief in some way | would now
have been under the sod. Hence. can
speak for your compound. II, did the
work for me. What viii you charge me
for three dozen?
Yours respectfully.
JAMES r. DOUGLAS
4nothrr-Sawc mall brought n letter
from R; B. f'icklins. the druggist in
Blackville. s. c.. from which We quote:
II have had customer who had Dia-
bctes In Its worst stages. J have gotten
him out OF bed on the Dial betes Compound
and have run out Send dunlcatc OF last
order
Diabetes is rated the world over as
lncurabe, but recovcries are being re-
Compound You may ask how &c is pos
sihle for a person to recover unGcr .he
Fulton treatment when medical teXt
books admit they hsre nothins Tor il,
John j. Fulton discovered hn had Byighis
Disease and that Tho text books had no
spa"!tC FOR inhanIma ton al tns kldncNs.
which WAS The real difficulty. he s"t oui
IN a new direction so evolve an eTolleni
That would reduce inflammation IN th-
kidney tissues. Tic worked il out and
inflammation Of tbs Kidneys ali along thc
line from kidney trouble 10 Brights Dis
ease even IN the chronic forms. Is now
clTabic In about eighty seven per cent
OF all cases.
Diabetes took IL upon The theory that
az Diabetes is an imp&irUlcnt of func-
tions that arc closely related 20 ,hc
Urinary processes. IL ought 10 gct results
IN hal trouble. too
II did. hut much more slowly than IN
distinct kidney trouble. This led 80 II
modification Of the treat for Dis
betics. with She result ihat Diabetes
j. also curahle in nearly nine -tenths of
all cases IN Ueoplc of middle age and ur.
ward. (I<idmry disease commonly re-
spends In sll asos.D
For Kidney Disease. ask 10Y Fulons
Renal Compound.
For Diabetes. ask for Fvltcns Disbetic
Compound.
Patirpts whose cas- SOS do 10; respond
are requested to write John ]. Fulton
Co, san francisco. Cal,
S"hramul johnson, Drugs, i've EtcTcs.
are our sole local sgcnts.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF TIE ~. r. BEARD
* co

Notice is hereby given that there will
b" = special meeting Of Tie stockholders
cf tho W. F Ecaird G. Company on
Thursday. tho Az dsv OF April. \. T.,
1872, al room No. 10Y. Security * Trust
building. salt Lake City, Utah. Al the
hour of n O'Clock n. m. n said day. for
the purpose OF voting; upon the proposi-
lion of amending tho articles of lncor-
poration OF said company Nv changing
The present corporate name 10 read the
''CIilts Manufacturing Cnnlpauv."
GEORGE y. PlfF;STiI,.
Secretary OF the W. T.. Ecaird & 90.
aleI5
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u. S. w, V. Auxiliary.

Priscilla j. Eitcc auxiliary No. >. II.
s. W ". viii hold an important meet :
Ing next FRIDAY evening al The home OF
Mrs. Il. +. Eek, go Herbert avenue
The meeting viii commence at s o'clock
and an interesting programme will bc
carried ont The auxiliary is making a
campaign for new members and expects
meetings In The near fmtnre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
London Fires Show Increase.

London. England. suffered from an in
creased fire waste in 1911 as did the
large cities of the United States. The
total number of fires was 4i55. which
dred and twenty lives we're lost during
the year notable feature of 1911 was
the rapid increase in the use Of motor
fire sighting apparatus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
News of the Insurance World

president. Later. the executive commit
tee recommended the appointment to
this position OF Eugene NJ. Cannon. who.
81 the recent election OF officers was
elected first vice president c. w John
son. former president or the board. was
elected TO MI tho position left vacant
non. In each instance the election was
unanimous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Typographical Union.

The Womens auxiliary Of the 1'vpo-
graphical union viii hold lis regulnr
monthly session in room "a Eagle block
Tho programme for rnc grand bail to
bc given March % viii be completed
\ large attendance is expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Foresters of America,

Salt Lake court No. met in Eagles
hall last Tuesday evening With Il large
attendance After tho session adjourn ed
all present Joined In whist party and
smoker Tho next meeting of Court No
| will he held March Is,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Eraternal Brotherhood

Scgo Lily lodge No. 252 held an inter-
estng meeting Thursday evening Sev-
cral membership applications were ac-
ceDted and tncre was one initiation. The
committee announced all arrangements
completed for the leap year dance ncxf
Thursday night. to which all members
and their friends are invited Music
viii be furnished by the Trouhadonrs
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Lsding Of the q. a. r.

Roynulds circlc 80. i viii bold ragula =
meeting Tucsdav afternoon, March -, a,
2.3O o'clock In 7. O. -. f. hall. Ofncers
VIII please bc on time.
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Pythian Sisters.

Uormiou tcyaple No. S. rythian Sis
TOYS, viii hold It's regular meeting an
f'riday night. March -. In II, OF =. nal.
commenting AT o'clock,
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l.. A. to B. E. T.

Wasatch Sisters lodge No, rs will hold
lis regular meeting March 10. There will
he two limitations Memoers have been
requested To arrive early Visiting sisters
have been especially invited TO attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
ordsr Of Scottish Clans.

Clan stewart viii meet WodncsGav v
evening IN l. .. .. T.. b.'l. Important
business viii come up FOR discussion. All
ciausmcn arc expected 10 nc present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11

Twelve new memhe rShip applications
were acted upon. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting has been called
for March 20. when nominations for the
future affccrs Of the Organization Will
bg made
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/. O, O. g.

Jordan lodge No. on Monday nieh,
conferred the military degree on t%o
candidates. Tonight the degree stan will
confer the first dc@rc" on .eNera. candi
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Moose.

The Ladies'. auxiliary 10 Tic Moose
Mill hold its regular meeting in Moose
hall tonight. commencing at O'Clock
All members have been requested to be
present
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Rcl)oEallS,

Members ~ Naomi Past Noble Grand
club will meet with the ladies Of Omera
Rcbcllah lodge No. - at Murray Wcdnc7-
day. March 20. All past grands ore well
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Noble Grands Clnh.

The Pas; Noble Grand~ club has most.
ronrd its meeting WITH AIuTay members
tintU Wednesday. March 20.
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American Yeomen

The local organization OF Che Brother
mood az American feomcn held its first
session at Sugar House last Wcdnesdav
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LOYAL Americans.

Salt Lake assembly 40 80 will mold
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
March -. In 7. o. o T. hall
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Cannon Succeeds Wakeling.

At Saturdays meeting of the local firs
board. held at the Commercial club. Il.
A. W'akelinE rendered his resignation as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Secret and raternal Societies

fNans stewart McBecse J w Smith
Snn L.~Miller; Mephisto. Noble j. T.
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NIL REPAIR woRT UNCAILr:D FOR
al onrr viii ro sold fer charges r.
Tha.escu, 3hoemsAer. AIS So. state
ateDs
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'e' & Rio Grande Time
a. Table.

'ss'Ve November f2, 1871.
DEPART DAILY
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The United States Fidelity e. Guar
anty company has paid the city OF
Everett. Wash. s19.7Sa.5S. reresenting
the shortage OF City Treasurer Alex Keay
OF Everett. who disappeared last Noyem-
The Washington times., 1912-10-11

Of the attempted robbery OF the homo
of Mrs. william q. Piaskett. at ll5
North Payne street. shortly before mid
night last night. The men. who were
white, were frightened away by Mrs.
The Washington times., 1912-10-11
INSURRECTOS SACK
TOWN IN MEXICO,
. RANCHERS AROUSED
State Department Assured of
Safety Of American
Citizens.

Reassuring reports OF the safety OF
Americans In danger at El Orc. Mexico.
reached the State Department today.
The information was based upon press
dispatches received In Mexico City and
has not been confirmed officially. This
uncertain report Is the only reassuring
word that came from the Madero repub-
lic. the sacking OF a small town. APP
prehensive reports from ranch owners
and positive reports that rebels are
holding their own in some localities
tending to show that the revolving
forces are still active and potent.
II is reported that town called
Choiul, near the city OF Puebla, has
been sacked by rebels. The proprietors
Of a rapch near Tecoietes. state. OF
Zacatecas, are apprehensive Of an at
tack from a large force Of rebels.
Railroad Stin Disabled.
The Northwestern railroad and the
Telegraph operated with II are still out
Of commission. and the railroad 10 said
to be In the possession of the rebels
between Pearson and Summit, stations
thirty-hve miles apart. Summit IL about
120 miles south Of Juarez.
The State Department has attempted.