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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
History and Discussion Of the Results Of the
Operation of the Robertson Law

The first official suggestion that such law be passed
message from Governor Charles A. Cubeon the legislature
in 1897, follows:
Legislation requiring these companies to invest
nualy reasonable percentage OF the premiums
ceived from this in property here is only
manfestly reasonable and just but dictated by sound
public policy. -" 1t time that the of the
should be devoted her growth prog
and the adoption of the policy indicated will
strongly tend keep capital here build upon
In 1906 Hon John H Kirby said n speech before
bankers convention:
Nov what propose is that the fund ap-
porioned to insurance policies carried by the citizens
OF Iexas in foreign corporations doing life
! business shall be in Texas"
In February, 1912, Mr.. Kirby said:
Ny own opinion that that proposition require
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
Sixteenth What is the interest of the people of the
State Of Texas2

Keep Texas money in Texas In saying this however do
wish be understood committing ourselves the advocacy
of provincial policy We know, and all well informed
people that investments be found everywhere
in this state safe those offered by New York any other
STATE and companies wishing to here ought be willing
deal fairly with They should be willing leave
portion least of the money they
Pile AS understand it. this all that put upon them by
law that they complain Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
INVESTMENTS BY OUT OF STATE LIFE
COMPANIES LEGAL RESERVE) IN TEXAS
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES AND TEXAS
BONDS, AS OF JANUARY 31st 1912.
Investments in Texas.
Real Estate Mortgages. Bond

Company. 2no2 Real
Aetna, Hartford, Conn. tx ana.
American Central, Indianapolis, Ind.
American National, Lynohburg, Va.
Bankers Reserve, Omaha, Neb. -.
Bankers Life, Dies Moines, Iowa 49,.
Capitol Life, Denver, Col. ......
Central Life As. Soc., Des Moines, Ia
SOolorado National, Denver, Colo.
Federal Life, Chicago. III ......
Franklin Life, Springfield, III. o..
ct. Western Life, Kansas City, Mo
Hartford Life, Hartford, Conn.
Home Life, Oklahoma City, okla. :.
international, st. Louis, Mo. 49,.
Kansas City Life, Kansas City, Mo.
Louisiana National, New Orleans, La
Manhattan Life, New York, N. Y.
Meridian Life, indianapolis, Ind :.
Missouri State, st. Louis, Mo. 49,.
National Life of q. 8. A. Chicago, III.
Northwestern National. Minneapolis
Occidental, Albuquerque, N. M.
%Oklahoma National. Oklahoma City
Pacific Mutual, Los Angeles, Cal.
Pittsburg Life and Trust, Pittsburg
Protective Life, Birmingham, Ala.
*Prussian, Berlin, Germany ..
Reliance, Pittsburg, Pa ..
Reserve Loan, Indianapolis, Ind.
Security, Richmond, Va. ......
southern National, Louisville, KY. ].
State Life, Indianapolis, Ind. 1855.
Union Annuity, Cincinnati Ohio . +.
U. S. Annritv and Life, Chicago, Ill
Voiartecv f-tat5 life ~ ttanooga !.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

maey practically all which invested Texas
making grand total Of investments the by life
excluding the John Hancock all other companies not
doing life business this January 81 1872 of
$24, 949 1926.
Eighth Statistics concerning rate of interest and dis
count charged BY outside companies and Texas
companies money loaned or in0escdin Texas securities
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27


companies in Texas
The by companies present
sets and the accumuons of such each which
and the writing $5O0o00oO year.
companies will accumulate funds available for loans the Of
this year So next year with more rapid
to the of
acted
available for loans by outside companies is rs per
cent of their Texas will dependent upon
of business they the state sevenv of the
legal approximately equal of the premiums
charged by any life insurance company
Under the Robertson by
companies have approximately 46O0OOO
$14449123 January 81 1912 reasonable estimate of the
which they will during 1912 100000 OF
the investments required from companies obtaining license
to do business the state for the first time and companies which
formerly withdrew and back will increase this
Ienh--Ddta concerning success of insurance COM
pdnies organized in Texas
We think this inquiry answered by
EleOenh --HoU do premiums of outside companies
and IexdS companies conpdrc9
The Texas companies charging about the premium
rates for insurance have been charged by other dne
MES the forms policies for past years
eJfh- Has there been any change in the cost of
insurance to the people of Texas since passage of
the Robertson ldw9
There questions involved in this inquiry. The
rates charged practically the charged here
people aggregate
urally be less if the money remains in the state.
Thnteenh-Has there been anu change in the rates
paid for money obtained BY persons in Cexas from in
surdnce conlpanies2
We believe that the charged money
ed regulated by the law Of supply and demand and insurance
companies like all financial institutions usually get the
prevailing Of We believe the
lower than the time the passage of the Robertson law
Fourteenth Number of Cexas policy holders in out
side companies and in Cexas companies and aggregate
amount of policies.
December 81 1906 the last report covering the business
of all outside companies which dscoses that
they outstanding
69475 lives while Texas companies had only $1800000O On
December 81 1911 Texas companies had above shown $6
100000 Of outstanding the lives of about $4,000
icy holders The amount held by outside that date
$780, less what has apsed and otherwise ter
mated December 81 1906 plus the business of the outside
companies that did upon Of the Robertson
law and plus the business of the other outside that
have since into the do business We
available obtaining amount
outstanding insurance held by outside companies would show
discussion Of II
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

This shows total investment by outside companies that
time the railroad bonds of $105 500
The Metropolitan Life subsequently withdrew the
Robertson law
combined of companies that time above
shown amounted 27638practicay all which in
vested grand of the
of the of the Robertson by all life insurance
panes-both foreign and home-of $6079,776
January 81 1912 Texas by outside companies
official certificate of the
OF insurance and banking
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

Reports Of insurance companies department
the rate of interest charged particular state this
inquiry consequently available The Union Central has the
largest of loans in Texas the outside companies
and information that charges about the of in
terest the home companies.
Ninth statistics concerning funds lodndbLe BY Texas
companies in Texas and funds loanabLe BY outside
companies in Texas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
beinnbe reif, es -morer sic Dutdes

beinnbe reif, es maren Sic Dutdes
Of Ol5enburg u1to Ole @eltbD. Die
Meite marer ale NIT 8in6er Sdynmr
5uiummen gebunoem 6omtt lie tiht
obbned)en, 1enn Ole 8ail.d1e tparen
erdt 4 Sabre oft, udrb mir 5ablten on
einem eineigen Oft 80 i60ne, grobe
slepfeI. Mb, sos lit cine &radt. @ini-
ge bebaupten, boB 8firiide uno Bee
rem nidt 9e0eiben amoere loge1r sic
Der 5os @egentbeil; i'd babe aber gar
feline geieben. @Ieinobit foa gut ge=
oeiben. 2 Meiten bon bier 1T cine
grobe Sagemiible. giienbabmidapel=
len On ser 8ubm foIten 80 Biz Boo.
SHE meiten 6armer baben bier BON
200 bic 400 M6er 9ano, alnb Die
meiiten iinb ulte 8udelors @s iino
aher a11b} noh iunge babel, 3. 8. oer
i11rge &aufmam bier, Ger madt
0as @elo, ser beriiebt cine Colo Mi=
ne mit anen notbbiirftigen 2ebens=
mitteln mno ma6t feline eigeren Hret<
lie; So brauhten mir rrofbapenbtg Spz
petition, benn Ser Menl9 rinmt 5u=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
piel Yrofit.

Cine 5meibe @ol6nnim ioG Bis
Ssriibiabr eroffnet meroen, 1ibt melt
bon bier, u11b fir beibe Minen lit
8ri0esbiQe Sic 1dddte Station un6
:br f0n1t 6a ieben, mos 6as mei1t
fir oie @eddftslellte. Ser Seiepb
iagt: 9as @oitbmus, 5os mndt oie
~nlIerbeten @eiddfte, 6enn ole Mr=
better per6ienen piel @elb. Dns notbt
men6igite, mas mir bier jebt brallden
lit, redt biele Deutide, 1ie INIT redtyit
tent Offer bran geben lrn6 6iele 8ade=
lors ousfoufen, bar1 miro man halo
al1sfimoen, mas bier ni9t aQes 9e5os
gen meroem fam. 9os 9ar@ lit reid
an Minernlien. @iiener5 fam man
a11f pielen Bldbe1t att ser Oberfld6e
.Iieger ieben. 6oranen bon 800 M&er,
51pei @obnbauier bara11f uub beinqhe
.aIes ga1tes 2an5, muir 5 Meilen bon
Der Staot, foIten muir $4,000. Cine
anbere, MIR 9: Metlen, ioeor $4,000,
.Someit mir bur6 8ritil6 golumbien
gefabren fin6, bat qrs feline @egem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Sin 8ort Ill @nuiten Ser proieftirteu
btntidrfatboliidJen Golonie in
8ritiid Columbia.

st,s naddtebenoem griefe lit gu er.
ieben, meld@ 3llfunft ienerr entgegert=
mint, Ole ii6 entidlieBen, Der i'm
lettmSdentliden ,Moroitern" berof,
ientlidfen grmuntera1ng our 6oroe-
run9 ser @riinollng elmer 0entidp+fa-
tbolild,en Mmieolung in 8ritiih 60
llmbin 6olge gu geben.
8rioegDiue, g. g., 8. Sept.
2ieber 8ruDer! - Biele Sarmer
lino tier rod am @elmaden, mabrem0
isle fleiBigeren idon laneit fertig iino
luno idon gepreBtes 6en beri6i6m;
Les gibt bolt Iberoa 9angiane. Die
|1urmer madden bier mebr @el0 aus
Seu dis aus @ei5en ober Safer. Die
les ut oie bette @egeno fir 8iebsudt,
Sic ma1t finoen fam, menm MIR Oie
ridtigen 2alte bier mdiren. @ir fino
melt berumgefabren, INN l1ns Ole @e-
geno gut 5lt beiidtigen m1lo mir boben
I'M garben 3 Shpeine geie55en. Sic
2ellte beeoupten, lie fDmnten bis 800
@ulbel &%urtoffel bonn Mder 5ieben,
aber es lei fem DART 6afIr. @emt
50 unier @roBpater Suds bier ma-
tie, ser miirSe Sdmeinef utter 0aralla
mdem neil anes @emiil e ge6eibt.
iinb nift hllig bier; es lit ober au6
mitt 5lt permun6eru, unb 6ob tam
mat bier leidt @elo aus Sbmeinen
maben, neil anes Semitic geoeit.
SSlltge &aaIber ~ Bis 3 Monate alt
bringen 500 a11@ ninu1t man &opf,
6liibe un6 g~ingetpeioe meg, 10 be-
fom11t ma,t 14e Sas 8fltn6> 6as bobe
ib ielbit geiebem. SSun9e &iibner ooer
&abme, fa1m 6 @oden olt, bringen
SOC, 11no i) glollbe nidt, haB tie Elm
Efuno eepogen boben. 3mei. Sabre
olte 5tiere bringen $50. Ger foiten
iebt 35c. Butter umf IS Bis 40c Gas
Nfnmo, ober 6ie Meiiter boi1ep SOS
Melten. Sour an eirrem ein5igen &lob
bobe iA so @iibner eeleben. SIT es
Ga 5u apu1noern, apern 6ie Ger i'm
@inter Big 75c foiten l1nb man Damn
Sas @elo nod @aibington idid5
neil bier feline 5u bnben fins. Mooie
Sam MeN foItet bier 81 per Cad.
Shipeineidmal5 unb Shtnfen iino
bier biliger ols in @inbtborit, cast.
Gum mobren lit es iebr idon bier;
sic @egen5 III 5nor beneig, ober es
gefdlt mir better als ouf Ser eberen
&rarie uno es 1T iebr gutter @o0en
bier. @ieGe bebaupten, BOB Mepfel
luft reif 1per6en bier, nber 6ns glal=
be iH ni6t, bern mir maretr na1f ser
@anmeri troms 6arm, cine Meile
bon 8rDespine, un6 mir fnbem BORT
oie id}onftem @inter : Mepfel, 10 groB
mie cine 5oiie unb iie maren. idon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

10 gefalIen, ME oieie. 8enn iif6r
ton1n1t, 10 oergebt MIR nidt, unb
6ringt ale &ibner NIT, oie ar be-
fomnen f0nnt, oenn Der Ylot 1T
gut. @oter @onfrunt, elm Seiuit, las
lettct 1ienftng tier Die 81. Meiie,
ct 1T ein gutter Serr. or perirnh,
ales at Mal1r, mas in ieinen &rdften
itebt, ut1iere @eaneinbe gu elmer bliibt
enoet1 gu maden, r,rb iobalb mebrere
aatbolifem bier iin0, Mrs er gang
bier Meiben. gr iagte: @en11 elmer
finer so glder fat, un6 es ridtig Der
itebt, 0ieielben a115upflan5en, ser farm
ei1 gl,tes 2eben MAIDEN un6 nod:
mebr. Weit ber5lidenr @rllb 5eidJ1tet,
Soiepb nnb Sobanna sd5inoler.
(Mnseige.) Y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
9tabilitdt Der noroauae:
rifamii1cn Mepmblif.
Wreoigt ST. gminens CARDINAL
@ibbons, gebalten ont 3. 9eop. 1912
in Ser @at5e0rale 5t Baltimore, am
gofabe1uo Ser @raiioentenmabl.)
Gcnimiitiid,e 9ropbeten.

IS int Ole @e1pobl9ett peiiimiitldel
Gropbeten, 5a1 meiiiagen, 6aB uniere
&egieru1pg Bats 511 ei1tem @nSe -fom4
men miro un6 6ab file ii9 bereits III
Gent stooium ser Aufl0iung befinoe,
u,po eaB sic &atnitropbe gang 1mbe-
6inet fommen 1peroe, menn ibr 2ieb+
lingstamoioat geidlagen peroe. Dieie
Eropbe5eia,ngen fins gepobnlib Re
Ionoers baufig am 8oroberm elmer
8rdiioenten1pap. Sd babe oaieien oii=
iteren @ornusia9l1t,ge1 Nun bereits
leit mber einem balben Sabrbun6ert
5algebort. Mber in eituem Sale madr
te oas oareriifontffde @oH om Morgen
nod Der 8aH auf, inn 81 fin6em 5oB
es burH falibe Mlarm be1nra1bigt
muroe u1b SOB Ole &egierurw .ii9r Sc
fHaft in Der gleiden r11bigen a1no oraz
mlngsmdBigen -@eiie allsiibe, miie
biaber. Sd geoente beute Morgen 10
tur3, dlS mogl1b, ore @rll1r0e lletl1es
@ertraa1ens in sic StnbilitGt u1r6 6ie
Dauerbaftigfeit DER merifoniiden
&epublif oar5lulegen. D11rb cine 1peiie
gorfeblntg 1T Ser @erfniiung ser Ser.
staoten ut ole politiide Autoritdt
nidt in elmer ei1t5iget @erionlidteit
o6er in eirtem einsigem Departement
ser N6mirditnation bereinigt, iotuoern
Tie lit bebahterneile 10 bertbeilt, DOB
oas @leiGgemidt Ger Mo6t erbalten
HeiM. uniere SbersBunbesregiera1ng
heitebt GUS 6em bo18iebe16en, 1em &C.
iebgebenben umb Dem rtdterliden
3meig. 8enn NIT irger6 einem bon
bieien 3apeigen etpaS nidt In Sro.
nl1ng 1T, 10 miro 0os l1ebel BON sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
(gortieeur,g folgt.)
6ente @adt.

f@enn STR @u9 be1te @a9t idtpn9
uro abgemattet ODER biili0s un0 fart
.Ieibig fiiblt, rrebn1t cine Dolls gbor1-
berIaims Sablette, uno SIR ,per6et
glld morgen ffrib gut fiblen. 31t
fanfen Bel allen &6n6Iern. - Mr-
5eige.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19
HAPPY RESULTS.


Have Made Many Greenwood Residents
Enthusiastic.
No wonder scores of Greenwood citi-
lzens grow enthusiastic. 1t is enough
to make anyone happy to find relief af-
ter years Of suffering. Public state
ments like the following are but truth
full representations Of the daily work
done in Greenwood by Doan's Kidney
Pills.
z. T. Hines. Greenwood, Miss, says:
II can endorse Doan's Kidney Pills with
mors enthusiasm today than | did 8 years
ago. | suffered for four or five years
from pains through my back and was
so lame and sore that | could hardly get
out of bed in the morning. The kidney
secretions were too frequent in passage,
disturbing my rest at night. | tried
everything | knew Of in an effort to
get relief but was unsuccessful until |
learned Of Doan's Kidney Pills, and
procured a box at Chambers Drug Store.
They did me more good than any other
kidney medicine | had ever taken and
during the time that has since passed |
have used them occasionally with ben
eft"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the me-Doan's-a and
take no other.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19
WHY HE WAS LATE.

what made you so late?"
81 met S~mithson."
"Well, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home to
supper"
81 know, but | asked him how he was
feeling, and he insisted on telling me
about his stomach trouble"
did you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets"
Sure, that is what he needs" Sold
by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19
GREENWOOD's BOOSTERS.

The following is a list Of the men,
beers Of the Greenwood Bi5iness League,
who are paying from 50cents TO 1928
per month to support thu splendid or
ganization in It's efforts Q further the
best interests of the city;
F r Austin, Lee Artebury, NJ An
dersen, H NJ Ayers, Anton e. Co.
Barnwell & Ashcraft, Barrett & Son,
S L Brister, Bernstein Co, BarnweIl
Bros, Bank Of Commerce, Big Bend
Cooperage Co, Ira Bidde, Bank of Le-
fore, Ira Boswell, J W Brent.
CrulIs Shoe Store, Cunb Tel Co, L N
Chandler, Caldwell e. Vilsford, G w
Carter, The Crescent, The Common
wealth, II E Calm & Co. W L Craig, G
w Chambless, A Colonna.
Delta Bank, Delta Lumber Co, w B
Dickins, A Davidson, DeIta ms Co, A
c Danzey, Delta Laundry, W A Dun.
more, Dahmer Bros.
The Enterprise, J H Ellington, Y T
Egglaston G p Elliott
VT Fountain First National Rank
1T FLANAGAN
Greepwood W,f,on On II 7 c,pnn
Caorpe g. Henderson Greenwood Gro
Go, s H Guess, W c George, Goodman
Dry Goods Co, w X Graham, Gwood
Flee Sppplv Co Gwood ms AGENCY
Gvood Transfer 70 Cv;n q Manager
Hosmpr g Menaas JR Hpmnhrpve
r Herr r II Hicks y & Hnmnhrnys
u~pmnhrev G. Go Henderson g. Raird
Robt Herman Hvman-r owls Go IA
Hoffman L.E Hpmnhrer Mrs Howard
W r Johnson. r r tones. s F Jones.
A F. jennings
Ilain q, R~lnmar+bol A Kantrovi+y
lake Kantrovitz. n G Kitcbell.
Iuckett.Sabin Cotton Ca. SCLenoir.
tpaora Gro Co Ioggins ms Co
NcShane Cotton Co, NcGinnis e. Co.
w r. Mathews p n Nontiov .John r
Melton Malone g. KepsIer. Morton Gro
Go w s Marva. / r McAlpin TT Me-.
Shane, Monroe Mcclure,
Newburcer Cotton Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19
EVERY IDLE DOLLAR

OF your m pney should be put to work.
When your money is invested it works
for you day and night interest accumu-
Iates with Astonishing rapidity. Also
the knowledge that your money is safe
from thieves and fire makes you rest
easy at mind. Why not start a saving
account with this bank and let your
money earn more money? We pay A
per cent interest, compounded semi
annually on money deposited with us.
Bank Of Lefore.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19

It's too late after your house or
barn has been blown down. A
tornado policy is so cheap that
you can't afford to take chances.
Greenwood Insurance Agency.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19
STATIONS FOR SALE.

We have an extra fine Regis
tered Perchon Stallion, perfect in
every respect, weighs 1856 lbs,
we will sell on terms or trade for
other live stock.
Also have a beautiful spotted
Shetland Stallion, A years old, for
sale or exchange for other live
stock.
Both stations are located on
Mayfield plantation, S miles east
of Greenwood, Miss.
YOUNG & CO., Box 4.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19
Perfect Process of
Roasting and
Packing

The celebrated French Mar
kct Coffee process is quite dii-
fercnt from the ordinaryroast.
1t drives out a larger percent
age Of gums and oils, while re-
tanning and intensitying all
the aromatic and beneficial
qualities Of the coffee bean.
The grinding is done at cx-
actly the right time to hold
the full, delicious flavor that
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-04-19

II you think there is any doubt
about our being able to protect
you In all kinds of Insurance Just
step into our office and look over
the list of companies represented
by us-not a weak one in the lot.
Greenwood Insurance Agency.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-31

n very popular official In this city.
For a short time he acted as agent,
following the transfer OF Robert Il.
Kyle 20 Phoenix. Ariz. lie was sue
eeeded later by w. NJ, Darst. who is
now agent here. Mr.. Purkey and
wife will be missed from local social
and fraternal circles. and their many
friends hope that they may be able
to return here at later date. Tho
move Is a decided promotion for
Purkey, however. and Is an express
sion OF appreciation OF his services
by the company. lie will be sue
eSsded here by Harold Morton, for
merly OF the local office. but more
recently night transfer man al Og-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-31
ROYAL ]. FISK PASSES
Passes Away Tuesday Evening al
His Home la This city.

Royal j. Fisk. an aged and re-
spected citizen of Price. passed away
at his home ON South Seventh
street last Tuesday evening OF par
alysis brought about by hemorrhage
OF the brain and the hflrmitles Of
old age. He had resided in Price
about ten years and was In his sew
enty-sixth year.
The remains are to be taken 10
his former home at Waterloo, Ind,
this evening or tomorrow. There
will be services at the house under
the auspices OF the local Masonic
lodge OF which deceased was a
member. AT Waterloo the funeral
services will be by his former lodge.
Deceased viii be buried by the
side OF his wife. who resided here
up TO about six years ago. and
whose remains we're taken back to
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-31
FUNERAL Of JUDGE
HARDNESS, MONDAY

Funeral services for Hon. Sumner
J. Hardness. who passed away at
his home at Scofield on Wednesday
evening OF last week OF acute indi-
geatlon. were held NJ Salt Lake City
last Monday afternoon. the body be-
Ing laid Go rest In Mt Oliyct Gene
terry. Judge Hardness was In The
aixty-fifth year OF his age. being
born nj Pelham. Mass. in iSi7.
Rev. =. A. slmpkin made an adj
dress nj the grave. while the Joseph
Poll quartet sang Nearer My God
60 Thee" Rock OF Agca.r and
"Christians' Goodnight" The pail
bearers we're ]. n. vanc. l.. A. ia
oobson. Leroy Palmer. John NJ.
Slocy. J. NJ. Bcattlc and !. J. Nc
Kcnna. The floral offerings we're
profuac.
Judge Hardness had been rest
dent OF scofleld. whore he was en-
gagged IN farming. merchandising
and live stock raising since about
1850. when he came there from
California. accompanied by his
uncle. Harvey Hardness. professor
OF botany NJ Leland stanford Uni
verulty. For many years he was
Justice OF the peace there. whereby
he acquired the title o. Judge. nc
was at the time OF his death a
member OF the town council Of SEQ
field. previously a county commits
slonef aud had held many positions
OF trust. always Co his own credit
the satisfaction OF the people and
TO the publlcs good. lie was ever
active In public affairs
or late Judge Hardness had spent
a considerable portion OF his tim,
az Sacramento. Gala, whore h,
owned a valuable trac, OF land In
the suburbs Of that city. and which
became more valuable because al
the Western Pacific railroad run
ming through Il. Ills ranch nj SEQ
field and the home there II one Of
the most attractive In Carbon coun
~. lie Is survived by widow and
six children, The children are Mrs
Kate Lee. Jules. Mary, Augusta
Harvey X. Nellie and Ruby. ans
one grandohlld, Sumner Lee. De
ceased was a nephew OF the late
Martin Hardness. who died AZ Sal
Lake City about two years ago.
Judge Hardness was a pioneer o.
pioneers aud had done much In hii
time for the building up OF the
West. Charitable TO fault,
leader among men, honest an,
straightforward In his dealings viii
his fellow man. progressive and pub
lie spirited, he will be missed n
Carbon county and his place vii
not be easily filled May HIS res
be that which he 80 well earned
To Mrs Hardness. who was too n
at the Salt Lake City home 10 AZ
tend the funeral services and TO the
stricken family. the sympathles q
very many friends throughout East
erh Utah and Carbon county go on
VI unstinted degree. y
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-31

The United States el'n
commission announces an ~ \
petitlve examination iof
technologist for men only, ~
register OF eligibles resulun,
this examination certificauo'l,
made 20 fill a vacancy ID VI
ton OF mineral teehnoloss
BUREAU OF mines, field se''~1 \,
YER. Colo. az a salary OF W IA
and dollars per annum' 40. 80.
oies as they may occur ~
similar qualifications un'' I
found to be in the lnle's',
service 90 ill any yaeah'l
statement. transfer or
The duties OF this posluoa a
a study OF the rarer nilne M
tries AS 20 the occurien's, III
and preparation or trea. al'. 80
rarer minerals or mate'iA~ ~,
ing the rarer metals aha
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-31
THE TITANIC WAS WRECKED

II was the greatest ship ever built by man p. =
o"uu not SINK Even the moment az A., 'pofs said IL
SANK ~ ~''V' but THE TITANIC
Men that this great and pr,sr.,c,u.
wrecked That also what said In ho y cannot
prosperity. ~ III inc days OF the Harrison
Yet In one briei year after Cleveland vas .,., .
W M nv. uo uelest woe Factories were c, uo nation
were Railroads Viosss millions
AND THIS s w soup houses everywhere iced e San suspend
pledged % enact the legislation which c democratic party
comes into national eecton universal distress
The only hope OF this nation for coat,.
the election OF tho republican ticket new % prosperity h