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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-20

At the Rst meeting of Oriental
Court No. 10, the following officers
were elected:
Orient-W. D. Zimmerman.
Vice Orient-Ernest Davis.
Grand Herald-C. o. Emerson.
Inside Sentinel-Robert Ayers.
Recording Secretary-F. c. Glas-
gov.
Financial Secretary-G. n. Cradlln
Treasurer-J. p. Mansfield.
Auditing Committee-P. NJ. Brad
shaw, C. N. Roach, and George K
Smith.
Captain Decree Team-C. n. Roach
This Court will hold class initia'
ton on January 6. 1913, when fifty
candidates will receive the degree.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-31
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caeS'i III Fo4 boat aear that
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from GaiFeetoH 10 iIea on Hata
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-31

u. G Elbee, teamiug contractor
living al eG9 Keeling Court, Can
ton, HI is nov we'll ria Of a soe=
ere and annoying ease Of kidney
trouble tits back panied and he
WIS bothered with headaches and
dizzy spells 4 took Foley Kidney
PIi4 iast as directed and IN a few
Gay4 lclt much better. My life
ard strength seemed 20 e1me back,
and sleep well. am now all
oter my trouble and efata 10 rec
Commend Fol1y Kidney Pills. Try
them
Curtin Drug Co. MORT, side Of
square; Curtin DRUG Co. west side
Of square. d&Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
I, O O. F

Oauifrh encampmcnt No. 4, |. O. .. f..
had meeting Tuesday, when IL con-
ferTed The golden rule degree on several
candidates. TUESDAY. Octobc: s the lodge
WI confer the royal purple degree. and
after worl; phillips and CIavson arc going
TO do something. An encampment mem
bcrs are Invited up 10 see what they are
going 10 do.
Last Friday Salt Lake lodge No. ? had
one OF its usual large crowds present.
who watched the degree work which was
put on IN an excellent manner. Next Fri
daN the third dee"se VIII ne conferred on
several candidates. hil odd Follows arc
invited.
Last FRIDAY night Sd!t Lake lodge No. ,.
/. Q. ., e. put On The Good Samaritan
degree before a crowded hall. Deputy
Degree Master George imes handled the
team in the absence OF P, G. Susden, and
tho work was snappy and went without
q nitoh. A feature of the evening was a
visit from Past Grand Master A. e Clip
son OF Idaho, who has Just been IN at
tendance at the Rovereigp grand lodge at
Winnipeg. Brother Gipson made a mas
terly and eloquent talk on the principles
of the order. and gave an interesting ac-
count OF the proceedings at the recent
session Of the sovereign grand lodge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Moodmen of the World.

Deseret camp 400 devoted the greater
part OF the time Al the last meeting to
the social order There was a largo at
tendance of members and many repre-
sentativea from the other camps OF the
city. from Ogden. Bountiful and Murray
District Manager kavanaugh and ASSIST
ant District Manager Amberg were also
present. Camp Musician Gordon Garrett
rendered several excellent piano selections
and {. J. Winter in his usual artistic
manner gave TWO baritone solos. Many
pleasant impromptu talks were given by
the neiehbors, The double foat Of the
Woodrnen OF the World will be decidedly
in evidence in the parade tonight, Tho
degree teams viii all be In line and tho
officers OF the various camps will follow
their respective teams in automobiles.
The use OF the hail on October Ia has
been granted 10 the entertainment COM
rnittee The booster committee IS busily
engaged in field work and healthy re-
port from that source will be heard soon.
There will be no meeting tonight, so all
may see the parade.
Camp Sc. w o. W., had we'll attend
ed and interesting meeting on Tuesday
evening, The entertainment committee
report ted that on account of so much 60
ing on during this week the open meet
ing has been postponed and Will be given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Maccabees,

Liberty hive No. .. L. O T NJ, will
mold regular review Thursday afternoon.
October ). at 2:3O o'clock, In l. o, o. T.
hall, The ladies and their friends held
a most ENJOYABLE social at Lady Decker s
nome last Thursday afternoon. Prizes
were won By Mrs Whitehead, Mrs Nc
Lean and Mrs. Lindstrom.
Banner hive No, IL viii hold regular re-
view Tuesday at 7. o. O. F. hall at 2:30
prompt. There Will be a special meeting
held Thursday evening at the !. o. o. F.
hall for the purpose OF initiating and any
other business that may come before the
meeting. The guard and officers are re-
quested to wear white uniforms. The
ladies' in the big drill are requested to be
present. This hive will give a charity
ball and fancy drill at the Hotel Utah on
October 16. All Maccabees are friends
are Invited.
Lillian Hollister hive No. 10 will have a.
meeting Thursday evening. October 8, at
Eagles hall to pay dues only, All men,
bers and officers are requested to he pres
ent. All hives and the public are welcome
TO the booth at the fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Will he received by the undersigned up
to I p. M. October 5. 1919, for the ma
terial and labor below mentioned and
according to the specifications which are
open for the inspection OF tho bidders
at the office OF the secretary OF the
Univ erSitY OF Utah and ali bids, at the
above time will be publicly opened and
road in the office OF the Deseret Ma
uopal bank, In Salt Lake City,
All bids must be addressed to the Uni
versity OF Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah,
and marked at the lower left hand cor
ner Did or such bids may be deliv.
cred TO tho board OF regents at said
certified check on some bank in
cent Of the amount of each bid must
oe inclossd. Each check Is to be payable
to the undersigned. and Is TO be for
feited TO the undersigned In case the bid
is accepted and the bidder does not en-
ter into contract within three days after
Its acceptance for the faithful execution
of the contract and bond herein men
toned,
The proposed contract and bond are
at said office and may be there exam
lned,
s,ond must be furnished for one-half
OF the bid With good and sufficient Sc
curlties. all satisfactory TO tho under
signed.
The bids are for ths following work:
For constructing on the university
campus cement walks and 8 fest wide
and aggregating approximately l2la feet
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
R3ds9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Ysv Questions Before Court.

VninIa Jury has just awarded Mrs
/, board q verdict for $4,000, repre-
|.r1ne the amount carried by her hus-
"a, Benjamin F. Board, on q lirp pol
h Ihs Mutual Lilo OF Now York. The
rresay will tnke an appeal 10 the state
r5srs court. Board met his death last
rIrsa m the result OF a fall from a
r,dmll al WnJe Forest, N G, Suits
|rraniing $4,000 filed by the Board
IN company and Board. Armstrong tSs
q against the Mutual Life are still
,nthS
4 Tas defendant contends thar these two
re,zaies had no insurable interest in
hidb hfe and Furthermore they do not
5a!s 10 their declarations how they were
tiCsd by the loss OF Board's services.
n he recent trial counsel for the de-
he argued that Board committed sui
q. oy jumping from the tower. while
{. itto1eys for the plaintiff asserted
al the man accidentally fell while
t7inhg the windmilI so as TO prevent
: nom eresking. Questions which are
znSM In tho suits have never before
see b4tore the supreme court of Yir-
pa and the opinion Of the tribunal VIII
\ gsslted With interest,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
The Fraternal Brotherhood.

On Tuesday evening, September -. the
drill team of Seso LILY lodge gave sue
cesstuI dnnce. Several new applicants
were written up and AT special meet
bers were oblg ted. The team made final
arra ng ements to appear In the irrigation
congress- On Tuesday, October j, the
last votes VIII ho cast in tho baseball
campaign, and = new series will be start
ed in which the members Will receive
prizes well worth working for. All MEM
bers are urgently requested TO be pres
cnt and, furthermore. nre requested not
10 forget TO bring their baby pictures, for
the baby party on October ;. The in
tlvaI TO be given by Utah lodge on We'd
yesday October =. All members and
friends with their children are invited.
There will be contests in rec!tationS and
songs for children from babyhood to four
teen years OF age, and appropriate prizes
will be awarded. There will be fish
pond. games and all sorts az fun for the
Riddles. the future workers OF faterna
orders. Parents are requested to como
With the children II possible, 4 new
tooer 2. Utah lodge at the Inst meeting
pul on the long form Initiation for the
first time. in fact II was the first pre-
seutation nf this form Of initiation tn he
arrived In from the east 1uet in time to be
worn on that night are els boratc and
lend dignity To the splendid work of the
initiation team. Much credit is due the
officers. who az the first presentation
gave the work without ~ mistake and nor
a ritual in sight. Three candidates trav-
elcd the prepJ "a tory road and entered
the gates "f the Traterna! brotherhood,
Ogden lodc" was entertained at the home
Of Brother and Sister l.. +. BOYLE Tues
dress, or rather comic dress card party
Fun was the order NJ the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
GANGRENED LEG
RMPuTATED

a record has been made in San Fran
cisco. A capital operation has been sue
cessf,1lly performed by prominent ply
sicians in case OF Diabetic Gansrene,
In Diabetes the blood often becomes so
saturated with the sugar that the perl
phersl nerves degenerate, especially in
the lower extremities. TIE fingers or
toes may turn black and decomposition
(csjlcd Dlabetic Gnnsrens) set In. dis
solution gradually following. Due TO the
vitiated condition Of the nerves and It's
sues opera tions have heretofore had TO
be avoided in Diabetes, as the wounds
me de new centsrs for Rangrene.
As showing tho progress that has been
made. a prominent San Francisco busI-
ness man was taken to the St Winnfred
hospital suffering with q gangrened lee.
Although it was an old case OF Diabetes
and the ganErene had extended so far
that the severance was between the knee
and thigh, yet the wound healed prompt
~
The fourteenth day tho stitches were
removed the wound showing bealthful
pink color. The patient left the boepi-
tai tire fourth week.
II should be explained that before the
operation the sugar had been removed
by FIilton's Diabetlc Compound.
Schraulm-Tohnson Drug Co. liz local
agent FOR Fultons Diabetic Compound.
Asn FOR pamphlet or write John j. Fulton
Company. San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Life Mems Convention.

Two Of the delegates 10 the national
cony ention Of Life Underwriters, D. II,
Livingston and II, T.. Nelson. having left
ior the east with the intention of first
amending a conference OF New York Life
during the present week. The convention
ot the National Association OF Life Under
writers VIII be held in Memphis Tenn.
Ocio2er 10, Is and i Tie other dele
gates. five IN number are exDec,ed to
leave salt Lake about October 10. AS
previously stated. a strong effort will be
put sorth by the Utah delegates Ia Sc
cure next years convention for this city
Adyices already TO hand indicate that
SALT Lake stands a good chance for the
meeung, although Denver promises TO be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Danish Brotherhood.

The Apollo lodge held its regular meet
ing last Friday evening. and acted upon
several matters of Importance. Among
those was to begin district convention
work. All the lodges have been divided
Into twelve districts all over the United
States. The Utah district will be Joined
with Colorado, Montana. South and North
Dakota.
The committee appointed for the recep-
tion to Supreme resident T. P Nielsen
reported that everything was In readiness.
Tho reception will oe held at the Moose
hail. 222 South West Temple street, We'd
nesday evening, October .. at S O'Clock.
ALI members with their wives are oor-
daily invited TO attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Group Insurance. Attacked

fnrp attack was made upon E'groun
sRnce," recently adopted by quite q.
uie legal reserve life companies.
y iN ioEa FTaternal congress held last
ssk 10 Des Moipes. One speaker said
Ts scheme Of old line companies TO
~ fraternaI insurance methods with
a sepearins to do so, while another
'sts2te characterized 1t az "the wolf of
s=aEclalism In the lambs skin of CO.
?sanon; Reports read to the congress
ntn mat there were now forty-five
nlsrnt societies enga ged In issuing fra
re- insurance In Iowa with 2e6. 900
ssaotis, gain during the past year OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Insurance Notes.

The Underwriters Report is authority
Tor the statement that another agitation
Tor lower fire rates in this cIty is about
TO make Itself felt
j.. B. Moreton, general agent for Utah
OF the National Surety company, has gone
To New york to attend a company agents
convention.
The Fidelity Mutual Lafe has discon-
Iinued the writing Of all term policies,
and to substitute In their place five and
ten-Yeer uon-renewable but conyertfble
term policies,
The president OF the National Conven-
ton OF Insurance Commissioners has an
nounced his committee appoiutm ments
Commissioners Done Of Utah is named As
chairman OF the publicity and conserva-
ton committee.
A recent report TO the effect that tho
Pioneer Lite Insurance company Of Kan
s@as @ City has been sold TO the Universal
GERS OF the former company.
The. Colorado General Insurance COM
pauy is the naine OF a proposed casualty
corporation for Denver. The purpose or
tho new concern is to confinc it's opera
ttons principally To insuIing livestock,
Elbridge Gerry Snow, president Of the
Home Fire Insurance company OF New
York, has just celebrated his fiftietll wear
OF continuous service with the company.
Mr.. Snow Is now In his seventy-nrst year
He first studied for the law.
j. H. Shvely, for seven years insur-
auce commissioned for the state of Wash
iugton. was defeated few days ago FOR
re- election by Senator Flshback--a bitter
opponent who two years ago brought i'm
peachement proceedings against the com
missioner In the state senate.
The First National Fire Insurance COM
pany OF Washington D G., has completed
It's preliminary orsaniza ton and expects
90 begin writing business early in Octo-
her. The company will have 2 paid up
capital Of $500 600. with a like amount for
surplus.
Fred s. james. president % the
Union which met In Atlantic City on
the 10th inst, urged uniformity in sched-
ues ss a. prime necessity in fire insur-
ance Hts recommendation was approved
by the conference.
The firm Of W. Z, Rsspess & Co, OF
Lexington, Ky. has been made Defend
ants In a suit filed by the Employers
Indemnity of Philadelphia for 100000 for
alleged libelous statements said tn have
been sent certain prospective policyhold-
ers.
Milton f. Page OF san Francisco has
een appo,ntra srccisl agent foT the F>lro-
mems of Newark, his territory Dang
northern California. Page was formerly
insurance manager for the Johnson &
PAGE agency Of san Jose
4 flat,erinG pom picture ~ j. Allan
Spenccr. local agent for the NcT York
life. and son OF j, -, Spencer, appears
in a recent number OF the Insurance Field.
The Younger Spencer IS referred 10 as 4
"procluccr'' and chip o! the old block.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Fraternal Union Of America.

Evergreen lodge held Its regular meet
ing Monday evening. with a. very good
attendance. Organizer II, 0. Peterson did
his work well as leader Of the degree
new work, which Is taken UP by the or
gani2atlon.
The amusement committee reported that
n ca rd party. With refreshments had been
arranged on October IA, in the lodge room
aud tie refreshments will pc served later
IN the evening In The dining hall All
the members with their friends are In
Vitcd to attend
Mrs, r. F, Avcson extends in invita-
ton to tho ladies' Evergreen club and also
TO All tho members OF the lodge for q
social evening at her home. 7I6 Second
avenue, Monday evening, October T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
the General Agents,

a. ,bo arrest and conviction
] gs.rinS MeGrag. an alleged life In
spssH lister in this city short while
L<s,ts se.s.injns money under false pre-
a @f opsath ths general agents of two
- fyWt VIZ oompanies, the Insurance
lss tnWsbsS nl ia Louisville KY, in It's
|6A 'ssntember 90 is unusually Sc.
n ipf ~ criticism of tho victims OF
Ii . rrafi. After setting forth the
ID rG,rs Of tho case the tlelo COM
- g., y months in jail seems a !ons time
n pc . ~ sasy to work There might
|s;ag, Sound somewhat OF eNtenua-
|Sr e.a .as nrobable fact that the easy
~ pmmnted mi him too much. People
|tf trho And IL hard to refuse 10
Lee Gss Gs, from children. Life insur-
|ss epnid ne sold by rocn VINO arc
|>s w. ras be traced and there is no
~ ov.cso6 why advances should he
|rS snybcdy except upon the sccur-
rs, !, T.nowledgc OF his character md
n ..on The man who is n jail as
ae had previously obtained adj
Ir.S - ondsr the mamie OF Mack in Mon
~ that he seems TO be tho usual
- - nrofessional sharp against which
ought tn 30 necessary. \
~ work Wouln ue'l'e nirs He
- ali insurance or get a bite, and
.a & scn,d do either he could earn his
a-,hs,I, h, advances. He could at least
.. " ,Ssssnng papers from former en-
~ 80 A. other agents, even though they
tuM. " forged then the penalty
~ - IA something worth handing out,
,..,,j agents and managers doubtless
y sspei difficulty in getting good ma
", 4ar tl,e work Of solling insurance.
= tAsy never decrease the difficulty by
sssiss Siih strangers and making adj
~ scent upon some solid founda-
4 n moral 6eculity. There has not
Z. much OF this sort of complaint In
!. sast i've pears. though In the high
,a5urs times II WAS crying trouble
y a prevalent that organization was
ss,rary to limit the frauds. PToba oily
n % Why this Salt Lake Incident at
N, as{anti0nS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Salt Lake Thistle Club.

Highland hea athcr was greatly in evi-
dcnce NJ tho social and dance given by
the Thistle club or Friday evcnipG last.
tnc club by the steft at tho Weekly
Scptchman. Edinburgh. There was n
good attendance Of members and friends
present. Songs were sung by Miss Jean
nIe Stevenson and T. Nlsbct, Mr., VII
Ham NisOet amused the company with A
humorous reading. An interesting item
WAS duet by Mrs Stevenson and Mrs.
Patterson. close friends long ago and
vino only met again last week after an
Interval of forty wears. Members of the
Thistle club are advised thai Halloween
dance will be given on October 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

Doan's Resulets cure constipation, tone
the stomach. stimulate the liver, promote
digestion and appetite and easy passages
OF the bowels. Ask your druggist for
them. 26 cents 2 box.
There's nothing so good for q sore
throat as DR.. Thomas Eclectic OIL. Cures
II In a few hours Relieves any pain In
any part.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Modern woodmen of America

An unusually large attenda nee greeted
the officers OF Excelsior camp 1882 at
US meeting iast 'rrcsdgy. Mann visitors
;ertaining talks. The ArnusemGnt COM
mlttce reported Cha; IL had several good
Things in course uf pIenaratiun 10 be
SnrhnE Oh the mcmbc'S at a later date,
T'fr ncw clerk J. II. RothwciI took hoI1
az thinss like Hn old-lmer ana matters
IN nus department ran smoothly. One
ne'Hhhor was adople ed by transfer card
camp closed 20 meet Tuesday al Sis o.
m. Ont cf town visitors are cordially
invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Damage Suit Is Settled.

The suit Of James F. Cobb or San Fran
cisco, against the international Fire of
forth worth, Texas, has been settled by
mutual agreement the comnany ~ na =,
COBB the sum OF 1900 The suit grew,
out cr controversy between Cobb and
the international when the former sew
eTeo ms connection With the company
some time ago. The International brought
suit asainst Cobb in Texas for money al :
legged TO be due. Under the law of Texas,
enpeIzietnent had to be alleged, Later.
Conp books were found 10 be true and
correct In every particular. II. tI1ereunon
brought suit for damages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Women Of Woodcraft.

Woodbine ciScle No. ~ will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday, in l. y. ..
F hall. H. Is requested that every mem
ber attend.
Salt Lake circle No, 500 met last Mon
da3, evening with Guardian Neighbor Pes
ry in the chair Last Tuesday the circle
went to Murray to visit the circle there
Tonight the meeting will begin at I:io.
The meeting will be short so the neigh
bors Will have chance to see the pa
ra6e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Secret and Fraternal Societies

on October Instead OF October |. Some
Of the best musical talent In the city will
taES part In the entertainment The
camp expects TO pay Garfield camp a fra
tcrual visit on Friday evening. October
D.. All officers Of the camp and members
OF the degree team are requested to meet
at the hall this evening Ht o'clock 10
participate in tho parade. It is expect
ed that the Woodmen will have two
hoats. several automobiles and degree
teams representing each camp The Inc
up viii be camp 80, Osicp, 3JS. 406, MUIR
ray and Garfield.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
brotherhood of American Yeomsn

Salt Lake homestead No 1882 held its
regular weekly meeting Friday. with all
officers attending. Brother William And
reWs was reported at the Holy Cross hos
pital suffering from typhoid and Sister
Hanna Osborne Is I'll at her homo. 3b
Canyon road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
On the TwIster,s Tai,

r--oh oa''ons lie companies operating in
ian, through their state rnans gers and
EeheIal agents. arc sending the foiiow-
aIS , slgnlilcant card To their policy holders
H&s the lwlster. been around To sse
<ou yet! II he has not he Will come be-
!oEe ionf: look ont for him. The wjster
10 one clnimlnG to be an lnsuranc man
oi Whoin there are quite a numher-Nno
NisHs Eon after YOU have Insured in an
ot!er otr company and tries TO dissatisfy YOU
Gtiu GSii.u your policy. he viii tell you every
thIng to the discredit OF youy company
ma ma ne can invent; that y;our policy is
Dau' and that YOU could have done better
III his company. tTe Will syrnpathi7c virb
your niSi Siortune, show YOU specially pre-
pared literature TO prove lis words. or
zen You TO write this Of that person
3"nonl you can safely put down a being
~ league with HIM 10 confirm his stale
ment. Why docs be do this? Is he inter
esteo IN your welfare: Vas he ever
SHOWN any interest in YOUR welfare he
t2!e' Is ne trying TO make something on.
OF Fgof Be on yoar guard. .ts; him 90
put ms proposition IN writing and send
I. 10 the company in which you are
carrying a policy, they will advise YOU
ana save You from personal Ions