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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-19
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Seeo Lily lodge No, 252. T. + IS. heId
q largely attended meeting Thursday
evening There We're many present for
initiation and the drill team and new
officers did their work well The sec
ond degree WAS given to number OF
candidates. Two visitors from Butte
lodge were present, Sister Hope and
Sister ODonpcl
Next Thursday evening there will be
leap year ball az The Is. Of 2 hall UNI
der the auspices of Scgo Lily lodge
Music will he furnished by the Trouba-
dours Every member of the lodge has
been urged 10 work in supper, OF the
affair The committee in charge has
promised one of the best dances of the
year.
L tab lodge No. SO held an interesting
meeting Wednesday evening. Two new
applications for membership were handed
IN and were accepted for introduction
INTO the order Too much praise can not
be Svcn The team for good attendance.
After the usual order Of business was
dispensed with the meeting was turned
over to the entertainment committee
which provided games and refreshments;
Tor the evening. Brothers Peterson and
Esau were appointed committee on
entertainment for the next meeting.
February 2S.
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Remarkable Policy History.

One. of the old accident companies OF
America gives the remarkable history
OF one of It's accident policies issued to
the late DR.. Martin V. Lonergan of De
calur, III The company says It, is one
OF hundreds of instances. but IL Is doubt
ful II 1T can be matched for efficiency
under the circumstances.
Dr. BonerSan took out what Is known
as an acCunulativc accident policy on
January %. 1907 His yearly premiums
was $3.50. On September Is of that
year he slipped and fell on the pave
incnt. He WAS paid s921t In April OF
the next wear he was driving when a
piece of mud struck him In the eve He
collected $50. -Four months later ne
stumbled over a curbstone. This time
the payment was $l7O. His next acct
uent OCCURRED Il year later when he
again slipped on the pavement This
time he got $S2S6. year later the
doctor spent The night at the st. James
MOTEL in Pana, Ill, Abont o'clock in
the morning the hotel caught fire. and
although the damage TO the building
was comparatiyely slight DR. Lonergan
was overcome by smoke, dying in a few
hours. Because he had carried his accl-
uenl policy four years, the accumuls-
tiNc feature had Increased It's PRINCIPAL
sum from $4,000 to $4,000 Because fhe
accident occurred in u burning building
lhe amount WAS doubled to $1S 900 Dr.
l-onergan paid s110 in premiums and he
3I5 vs. ~@''-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-19
Idaho Insurance Law Upheld

The supreme court of Idaho last
". week rendered a DECISION in the case
company of Salt Lake City VS. Frank
Z: jiattabaugh,, insurance commissions
eer, .upholding that section of the Ida
no ne. insurance code limiting to ) per cent
company can charge its policy holders
on overdue premiums or policy loans
Toe suit purely a friendly one. was
brought by the Continental on behalf of
operating in Idaho 10 determine the
power of the legislature in limiting the
rate OF interest TO be charged policy
holders.
The court. jn upholdinc the consti-
tutionalty OF the law, goes TO great
length in defining the grounds on which
the state may regulate insurance com
panies.
Says the court: 1T is within the
power of the Legislature 10 enact a sta
tutc which prescribes the conditions
upon which life insurance companies
may DO business within the state and
the policies issued By such companies" d."
IT is reported in life insurance cir
cles that the result Of the decision Will
he the withdrawal from the state OF Ida
doing business there.
General Manager ". H. Cunningham
Of the Continental Life said ON Sstur-
day that he did not believe his company
ho; but he gave II as his opinion that
the matter would be carried to the su-
preme court OF the United States.
ii Is pointed out that u number Of
life companies have loaned large sums
Of money to their policSholders at S per
cent interest and II they charge Idaho
poicyholderS but , per cent il VIII he a
violation Of the anti determination laws
Of other states which, if proved, gives
the insurance commissioner the right to
cancel or refuse TO issue license
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News of the Insurance World

L.. Bractctt Bishop. president OF the
National Association Of Life Underwrit-
he WAS born February ., 1854. He re-
cciycd his education In the public and
high school Is Of that city, and in 1859
began his business career AS AN errand
boy in a wholesale dry goods mouse, In
1856 lie moved 10 ChicaSo, and two years
later entered the life insurance field as
a solicitor for tho Massachusetts Mu.
tuoI Life Insurance company. becoming
manager Of the Chicago department in
ls9. which position he now holds
He Is known TO have taken a very ac-
i've interest in the work OF both the life
underwriters association OF Chicago of
which organization ne Is an eX-presi-
dent, and the National Association of Life
Underwriters, OF which he WAS elected
president at the Chicago convention held
last October. Since his election he has
visited number OF associations IN the
south and far east. Should Mr. Bshop
find himself able TO arrange his business
affairs, he will pay visit to the Utah
2SSOClhtlon next JUNO or Univ
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FOR the TMiN AND sGRAWNY
SamoSe Will Make You Fiump and
Rosy, Says Schrsmn-Jo Johnson,
Drugs.

If YOU arc getting thin YOU arc sick,
although YOU may not know it,. II You
arc losing weight steadily. there rs
something wrong that needs looking
after, If YOU have always been thin
it doesu t follow that YOU arc sick, but
yom may not he healthy, You cannot
be strong If YOU arc thin.
Try then 10 he healthy and plump,
it is NOT difficult If Won know how
The only way 10 increase tho weight
aud gain health aud fesh is by using
Samose, tho Slapdarl flesh forming
food and tissue builder. 1t ming!cs
with the food YOU cat and is assimi
lated 40 that all the flesh forming and
tissue building elements of the fuo,:
are retained in the system This cx.
plains the great value of Samosc,
Weigh yourself before ypu begin
using Samosc. 1t will not cost YOU a
cent unless it increases your weight
and restores Your health.
sCHRAMM -JoHNHoN. DRUGS,
"Thr Never-Substitutcrs. Give "a
good stores, sell every package on 81
genuine guarantee To refund the money
if II does not do all that is claimed
for it,
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Woodlnen of the World.

Camp No 55, ", Q. w, held an un-
usually interesting meeting Tuesday
evening. when a large amount of routine
business was disposed Of All officers
were present and several applications for
membership were received. number
we're elected and two were initiated into
full membership. The death of Neighbor
:. e. Tuttles wife was reported, aud the
sympathy OF the entire camp was eX-
tended to Neighbor Tutte and his family.
On the evening Of February - the camp
will hold n social meeting for nciEhbors.
their families and friends. The camp has
launched membership campaign and
expects TO have 1000 new uciGhbors by
July.
Utah camp No. 33S, w O. w. met as
usual OH Wednesday with all officers at
their respective stations. The business
order and tho evening was devoted to
social entertainment, This camp having
within its ranks quite n number OF wrcSt-
lers, the mat was occupied by them.
matches Next Wednesday the following
Will try for honors on the mat: Ander-
son VS.. Parker and Gould VS., Sorcnsen.
Also an exhibition match Will be put on
by u. B. Heagren and Don Smith, at
which time all the points of wrestling
Will be fully explained by them. \ box
ing match Is also scheduled as one Of
the features Of the evening. All members
extended an invitation.
Deseret camp No. 4O6 introduced an
applicant with the full service last Thurs
day evening. Neighbor Jack Newman
Neighbor w. NJ. Knerr made an address
on behalf of the camp at the funeral Of
Neshbor f, Is. Gawan yesterday after
noon. The committee on entertainment
Thursday evening. Ncighbors arc urged
10 come and enjoy the programme.
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Insurance Notes.

The Guardian Casualty e Guaranty
company OF this city has applied for ad-
mission TO California.
The Title Guaranty & Surety company
OF Scranton, Pa. has bee> Licensed TO
do business In Utah. Commissioner Done
Is named as process attorney.
NJ. E, North has been appointed agency
director for the New York Lie at Reno.
New. succeeding +. A. Munsell, who has
been transferred 10 Columbia. 5. c.
Denver papers announce that the Con-
tinental Casualty company of Chicago
has reinsured the accident and health
business OF the Aegis Life OF Denver.
E. d Williams has been appointed
general agent FOR the American Casualty
Insurance company Of Washington with
headquarters In this city. He succeeds
Odell & Smith.
G. L. Miller, special agent for the
Francisco, after spending several weeks
in Salt Lake and Boise. left for the
coast on FRIDAY last
Milo L. Abbott. special agent for the
company. with Headquarters in Boston.
is IN Salt Lake City conferrins with the
companE's local representative. The An
derson Insurance agency
p, T.? Lcavy of san Francisco is suing
the Union Central Life Insurance com
pany in the United States district court
To recover $3.50 for alleged breach Of a
general agency CONTRACT covering Orc
Insurance agents and Others are taking
an active interest in the Forthcoming
visit OF Frank III. Wentworth OF Boston
TO this city. Mr.. Wentworth will delivar
II lecture on Friday night next. his sub
ject being Fire Prevention"
W, III. Gibson and l.. W. ThraikiNl OF
Boise have been appointed agency man
ayers for Idaho and eastern Oregon of
the Equitable Life OF New York. They
succeed Charles w Helser, 'eho re-
signed TO become agency supervisor for
the Idaho State Life.
The visit 10 Salt Lake CITY last week
of Il. y. Weldon. Pacific coast nanager
for the American surety company Of
New York proved of great value TO
agents and others engaged in the bond
Ing. Those who failed TO hear him at
the Commercial club on Saturday night
last missed hearing some valuable bust
ness pointers.
The Railway Mail association of Ports
mouth \, H., was last week granted a
state license. The association confines
It's business to railroad postofficr CLERKS.
The Montana Fire Insurance compan MS
Of Butte. recently Incorporated expects
20 begin writing business about Marrn l.
II Is expected that The company will
establish an aeencf in salt Las and
Ogden.
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Modern Woodmen OF America,

Excelsior Camp No. 1882. NJ. w. A..
held short business meeting Tuesday
last. after which the freedom OF the floor
was turned over to the Forrcsters' team
Tor practice drill. Quite a number of the
members took advantage Of the oppor-
tunity and remained 10 sec the team go
through some Of its movements. Others
adjourned TO the anterooms and in
dulsed in card playing. Only two appl
cations were received for membership.
These were acted uDon favorably AS the
attendance of lale has taxed the seating
capacity Of the hall, the board of man
ayers has purchased three dozen extra
chairs. In the future all can he accom- =
modated conV enienlly
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w, R. c..

The card social given last Saturday
evening bv Maxwell Mexican corps was
largely attended and proved one of the
most successful affairs given by the
w. Il. c. The ladies provided attract
i've prizes and served refreshments
The members of James Il. Mexican
corps No, 1. w. r. c.. will be entertained
at cards Thursday afternoon. February
22. by Mrs. George F. Goodwin at her
home, 2lI South Eighth East street
assisted by Mesdames Lacey, Lawrence,
Farrell Carey and Johnson.
The regular meeting OF Maxwell Nc
kean Corps No. 3. w. r. G.. will be held
in J. o. o. +. hall Wednesday at $50
clock in the afternoon.
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|lIiI] lE1ARDs
|l|l||} N STOCKS
b operators Out Of the
Ert,t; quotations Move
hlJncertain Manner

,oev Feb. Is-condltions IN
|r lo'n wesk were suggestive
St .,I,o ssason rather taan o'
u .osrstors ia stocks TOOK
wv w, In the market ana the
,,,ders did little. quota
~ and forth in an irreso !,
80, 80 and ihe market os'e'0''''
~ Z, a.IIi,,stIon was regarded as
,6iizl Huance Uncertainty As
-, II, io be- outlined by ne I Two !, 70
el;a md N az 10 the candidates
~. r..a ', csusei traders To exer-
sStis' are in making commit
S-.,de and general business ,;s
TAU ..nS.oyer, still are uhsa,'S-
:, furnish no motive Ior s'och
gsstlonS ~ forairn trade
.-,r vas fay0Taole h'.'iou -
~ M flrst month of last year
, STsrcbandlse T were the larg@se gee
s,r. sa history except In 1908.
90 =. oi agricultural exports has
',,,,ssJ several times A.,
T .ssrss in copper shares was tLle =,
.-l.uous ss.l movement Of the week
,r.iln ~ bank stSoments made u
"a (4,tsr slowing than iast
=, k.al financial situation re-
!, = ,;rss6y unchanged. ENporta-
NJ 70 Europe was halted.
1srsd; showed d disposition to
/ .sart,s, Of The present ease OF
4 coming Into the market for
gs,'rs bond issues were an
,rs Il Is understood that 9TH
4, ,vis,lei. Tho issues put ON
.,fs gers absorbed readily al
svas said toward the end of the
"a d, demand for bonds showed
n. q animation
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Eoyal Hiphlanders.

Utah castle gave lis valentine card
party last Tuesday night. in place of the
regular session OF the lodge. The hall
WAS well filled with both sexes and "A
very enjoyable evening was spent. High
five" was the game played and brought
ont some lively playing for prizes. The
following contestants were successful
Mrs. Rebecca Brown, first prize for
ladies'; Cassie Smith, second prize. The
consolation prize went 10 Mrs, T. l..
Slaughter. Mr. Rich won the first prize
for the men; Mr Verrou won second
prize and Mr., Miller secured the con-
ISOLATION prize. Refreshments were served
and music was furnished later by Fair
Lady Peak. There Will be q regular scS-
sion OF the lodge Tuesday night
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YcoIDen

Salt Lake homestead No. llS@. Broth
crhood OF American y Yeoncu, held d reg
nlar business meeting in Labor temple
last Thursday evening. Thirteen april .
cations were received and the applicants
elected TO membership. Next Thursday
being a holiday. IT was decided not to
hold meeting on that date. Thursday
evening, February %, the degree team
Nill have a rehearsal in Labor temple.
Friday evening, March /. Tho reGula
business meeting will be held in Moose
hall, 222 South West Temple street There
rsfIo wiir GG d iaFse esss ioI adoption. and
District Manager Rominger declares that
he will be able to increase the member
snip to 1000 IN very short time. and II
looks AS though his prediction VIII come
true, Judging from the large list of sppli- :
cationS that he brings into each meeting
Of the homestead
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Salt Lake Thistle Climb.

The Thistle club will give social and
dance ON Wednesday evening. February
21, in knights OF Columbus hall on East
First South street commencing at S
o clock. The committee in charge has
arranged an attractive programme OF old
Scotch songs dances. readings, nstru-
mental and bagpipc selections. The
ami ycrsarY of Washington's birthday
Will be celebrated appropriately, The
concert VIII conclude at about 10 O'Clock
so that those who wish TO leave early
may do so. There VIII be no admission
charge. Members and friends have been
invited. Dancing viii begin Immediately
after the concert, \ baud will furnish
music
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Danish Sisterhood.

The meeting OF Utah lodge No. So on
last Friday evening was a decidedly
pleasant ono in every respect. Thirty
members wcr. present. Routine busi-
ness was transacted quickly and the
meeting concluded with the serving Of
refreshments. which will be repeated al
least once "A month hereafter. OF the
members VINO have been sick only ono,
Mrs. Anna Poulscn, is sim under IL doc
tors care, The others are now well
again and able 10 attend lodge sessions
Arrangements have been made for a
lean year dance to be given by the
NnI- M-Ilch -.
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MaCcabeeS.

Banner hive No II will mold regular
review Tuesday February 20. in l. o.
O. +. hall at $50 in the afternoon. The
officers and guard have been requested
10 be present, as there Will he Initiation
and second degree work. This hive ini-
tiatsd five members in January and five
In February, The members arc request
ed 10 attend the grand ball and caro-
party given by the tents and hives on
Washington's birthday. and-painLed
prizes, refreshments, good music and
other features will hold forth Lady Wei
bauers daughter and Lady Slade are re-
ported recovering from illness. y little
Maccabee lady arrived at the home Of
Lady Lunnen last week. The record
keeper viii be at the hall at l:30 o'clock
sharp
There will be review of salt Lake City
hive No. 1 Wednesday evening in I. o..
O. f. hall All members are urged to
attend. There will also be a card party
and dance given by the MaccabeeS on
Washington's birthday in /. O. o. j..
hall.
Next Thursday night the second grand
ball and card party will be given by the
combined tents and hives OF the city in
|. O. .. +. hal. 1t promises TO he 2 spen
did anair, The committee has worked
enthusiastically in looking after the
smallest details and desires TO see all
Maccabees, both ladies and sir knights
and their friends. present
A large number OF tickets have been
sold and as the admission is only 25
anticipated
Tent No. , held good session last
Thursday evening. Record Keeper Miller
had two Orpheum tickets one Of which
he offered TO the sir knight who could
start at the anJe-room and give all the
signs and other tokens in the most per-
feet manner. while the lodge was open
In the third degree.
Three judges were appointed and it
was surprising 10 see how few could per
form this important ceremony IN any
thing other than a mediocre manner. 1t
proved not only amusing, but instructive
as many little things were entirely over
looked by most members.
SIR Knight Thaskelman gave the signs
and other parts in the most perfect man
ner and was given the ticket, The other
ticket was drawn by the judges and fell
to the artist of the tent, John Ijmrncr-
man.
Sir Knight Commander Wahlquist WIS
absent. Lieutenant Commander Bloom
field presided.
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Caledonjan Club,

The Scottish Cacdonian club cr salt
Lake will hold meeting IN knights OF
Columbus hall l3S East First South
street, on Friday. February 30 The last
meeting WAS well attended that the
committee has arranged to give an en-
tert11nmCnt and dance at all meetings in
the future. AS there arc a large number
NJ new applicants for membership. and
AZ the club Is growing fast. it is hoped
That all Scotch people and their descend
ants who are interested i'm tho WORK
Of this club. viii cudcuVor 10 he present
The C1lcdonianS arc also making ar,
ranEements 10 give a Scotch concert anC
dance i'm connection with the Scottish
pipe band on March IL. II is hoped Il
have as bis II success as wds the Burn:
cnl nrl inrnenI
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Women of Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle met last Monday even-
be a short session tonight. All Off
GERS and members arc urged 90 be pres
ent at o'clock so as TO enable routine
business TO close early to permit the
guards 10 drill in the hall The circle
will give n dance March in |. O. o. T..
hall.
Silver Maple circle No. los met with a
present from Silver Bow, Butte. ogden
and Park City. The Thmble club will
meet next THURSDAY afternoon with Mrs.
NJ. T.. Baer, 91g West Second South
street.
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Danish Brotherhood,

Apollo lodge NO. 27S VIII meet in rcGu-
lar session next Friday evening in the
L. O, o. r, hall Among other matters
to he presented will be a number OF ap-
plicarons for benefit membership. The
masquerade bah given by The lodge WAS
such u success and WAS so we'll patron
lied that there arc already Whisperings
of giving another Of tho Same Kind, prob
ably some time in March. Many good
characters were represented. Mrs. Jon-
nio +. Bvnnctt easily taking the ladies'
prize Toy best sustained character. Mr..
q. l. Blank received the gentleman =
I,riZc
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C.nIllt of Honor.

Members of Wasatch District Court
Of honor 40. l,2S held their regular
meeting In thc lodge room in I. -. .. T.
hnll Thursday evening. February . TWO
candidates were admitted 4 short busl-
ness session was followed By cards until
II o'clock wucp cake and coffee were
served to thc members and their trcuds.
Five ur more new members VIII be III
.tiaIed nj The nc@t meeting 70 he held
the INST Thursday In March, Visiting
InhcrS MrlCnmC
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Legally Dead Theory Revived.

The theory that a person is legally
dead when he has not been heard of
for eight years was again indorsed by a
jury In the superior court at Denver last
week.
who sued life insurance company 10
recover sS.S9l.o1 OH a policy carried by
her husband. James l1olcS. The latter. it
is stalled, has not been heard Of since
April IL, 1902, when al quarrel, IL is al
legged separated the two. The jury gave
the woman judgment for the amount
sued for
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of America in voting 10 increase the
rates of the members and its probable
effect upon fraternal and assessment in
Surance. Mr.. kipp, as did Seve eral others,
took the position that the rates had 10
be revised if the order was TO live. He
read statements from the head consul
and chief clerk of the Modern Woodmen
and Superintendent Hotchkiss Of New
York to substantiate his assertion
The next meeting Will occur at the
same place OH Saturday, March p
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r1ir lair Monday and Tuesday;
Flkssly.
-,uilye weather data at Salt Lake
|t'EiH u. lyls,
~ isneraiure today was Al de-
ttsst In this month since 1874
1 hrH; lowest last night was SO
II kSet this month since 1874 was
|ra t.lgT zero. mean temperature
u rs 81 degrees normal was 81
y ,cunusted excess since the
II. nobth is lt6 degrees; accunl-
as.ss since January | is 3l6 de-
~ i1mldlly at z m. today was
sai' nAtire humidity al S ?, m.
rs u pr cent
FsiEiation for the twenty-f four
ZIG al s p. IN. was 81 of an
y leT This month to date is LOG
ieumulzted excess for this
~ Of an inch. total precipltA- :
- January 10 date IS $50
lFa1hted deficiency since Jan
y : Of an inch.
- Iii n. m: sun sets. 6:OT d
tl5 ls. 1917.
ATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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Moose.

Lodge No, 26o. H.. O, o. NJ. had Il large
attendance AT last Thursdays meeting in
MOOSE hall. 222 South West Temple
street. The various committee reports
showed the lodge 10 be in a very pros
porous condition: also that there WAS
httle sickness among members The So
cial committee reported that on the aft
ernoon OF Washington birthday the
lodge would give a dance and musical
programme 10 the children OF all mem =
oer2. Captain Don stated that the degree
team would give a dance with refresh
ments later in the evening. Seven new
members We're Initiated, the degree team
conducting the work.
The ladies' auxiliary To the Moose will
hold regular session tonight at o'clock
IN Moose hall. All members are request cd
to he present