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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
Insurance Notes.

The Insurance World Of Pittsburg has
Issued a souvenir edition comnemorating
its fortieth anniversary
II, F. Mills. special agent for the Aetna
Fire Insurance company, has just return
ed from a four weeks business trip to
Montana and southern Idaho,
There are many things that the public
VIII purchase for its use without solicita- =
ion." says the Insurance Field, "but life
insurance is not one Of them"
Paul S. Kantz has been appointed man
ager for the Equitable Life OF New York
for Arizona, with headquarters at Phoe-
nix,
Robert r Hewley, manager Of the Inter-
Mountain General Insurance agency OF
Ogden, spent several days last week in
Salt Lake on business.
Kit Wilson and j. w Bailey both OF
Denver. the former representing the Fire
mems Of Newark y. j.. as state agent
for Colorado, and the latter the Fid city
Phoenix, in the capacity OF special agent,
are Salt Lake visitors.
The Workmen's Compensa ton Service
Of New York has issued in pamphlet form
the amended compensation law OF Wiscon-
sin which became effective June 80 last
The pamphlet also contains an analysis OF
the statute.
Mana ger A. P Huntingdon OF the Met
ropolitan Life, along with his agency staff,
There will be about $50 in the party, in
Guiding ladies' and a few specially invited
guests
James Hamilton Of York. England, sec
retary and general manager Of the York
shire Fire Insurance company, one OF the
big English companies. is in the United
States on a visit The Yorkshire recent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
TAX VALUATIONS, IN
IDAHO ANNOUNCED
Many Counties Show Increase
in Value of Residential
Property.

BOISE. Aug. 24-The total va lua ton OF
merchan ndise as equalized by the state
board OF equalization yesterday Is 81. .329,
906. The total value on improvements on
city lots amounts 10 sS3, 636, ,61S The per-
centage Of increase by counties in busi-
ness lots as equalzed by the board fol-
lows: Bannock, Is per cent, Bonner, 10;
Idaho, 10; Lincoln, 10; Nezperce. 10. Per-
centages Of decrease are: Canyon, 10 per
cent: Twin Falls, 10.
The percentage Of increase on the resi-
dence lot valuations are as follows: Can
yon. 10 per cent; Oneida. 10. The de-
crease Of 10 per cen: in the valuations
as reported IN this class were made In
the counties Of Ada, Banner, Bear Lake,
Bingham. Blaine, Boise, Bonner. Bonne-
VILE. Cassia, Custer. Elmore, Franklin,
Fremont. Latah, Lemhi. Twin Falls and
Washington
The tax commission today affirmed the
$13 valuation per acre OF timber of the
Payette Lumber company in Boise coun-
ty and reduced the valua ton of S12 pla ced
on the Barber Lumber company holdings
to $40. An order was also entered reduc-
Ing the valuations placed on the Northern
Pacific Railway company timber In Lat
county from Sl2 TO So 66.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25

Csrey and other prominent sportsmen are
saying that they are quite satisfied jeff
res was got at According TO McCarey.
org jim was so much under the influence
OF some form OF 'drowsy syrup" when
ne was making his way ringward. that
ne lurched hither and thither and bumped
INTO the moving-p picture machine
to be getting ready TO 10 uni unboso son 'Hr Rmsef seR
IN regard TO conspiracy SO vile, and lt
is 10 wonder, too, that McCarey and the
Others didn't voice their opinions and
suspicious before
In his latest denouement, Writer Ed
gren adduces certain things which, while
tney have no immediate bearing on tine
dope story. suggest that every emer-
gsncy likely TO initiate against Jeffriess
chances OF winning was taken advantage
OF For instance. 1t is urged that we'll
known sporting man took Jeffres fishing
the Gay before the match and kept him
standing. SO long In the water that JEFF
took q chill
Now. Jeffrie5's principal companion on
tnat fishing trip. as we who were at Reno
veteran sport critic of Omaha.
II anybody were to accuse Sandy Of be-
Ing In on d deal to "hocus" Jeffries, such
accusation would not be regarded as an
regarded as joke. for Sandy is one Of
the gentlest. best natured persons that
walk the earth. And fishing is Sandy's
long suit.
In all that has been written there has
been an intination that the man VINO
was closest OF all to Jeffries was chosen
10 administer the Knockout drops. Now,
II vote of all the sporting writer's and
unattached sportsmen who went to Reno
we're taken, tt would be found that little
DICK Adams was considered Jeff's nearest
and dearest friend
Yet, after the thing was all over and
the men who bet were counting their win
n,ngs and loslngs. Dick Adams had to
give somebody bill OF sale over his
household belongings In order TO raise
That Is a good and sufficient aIibI for
! Dick
Through repeated revivels OF the
dope story. curiosity has been aroused
and 1t is now up TO those who claim to
, have proofs that wrong was perpe-
treted either to reveal the entire plot or
hold their peace forevermore.
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TIME FOR SPRINKLING.

Notice is hereby given that the water
system of Salt Lake City is divided
into the following sprinkling districts
as provided by ordinance.
District No. l. All that territory
north Of the north side of Brigham
street, iucl-cing the north side of Brig
ham street, and east of the east side
of 18th East, including the east side OF
11th East, and north of the north side
side of 5th South, is hereby designated
as sprinkling district No. l, Sprink-
ling in this district must be confined to
the hours between five and nine D. m.
District No. 9. All that territory
lying south Of the south side of Brig
ham street, including the south side
of Brigham street, and west of 1lth
East, including the west side Of 18th
East, to 9Th South street 70 the CITY
limits on toe east, south and west is
hereby designated as sprinkling district
No. 2, and the hours for sprinkiipe
within this district will be confined to
the hours between five and nine a. m.
District No. 8. All that territory
lying west of State street, including the
west side OF State street, to the east
side of End West, including the west
side of 2nd West, and north of North
Temple, including the north side of
-orth Temple, to the city limits is
hereby designated as sprinkling dis.
trict No. 8, and the hours for spriuklinp
will be confined to the hours betwee9
five and nine p m,
No sprinkling allowed except through
a nozzle or other sprinkling device, not
larger than one-fourth of an inch in
diameter. Watering with open hose not
permitted.
All sprinlling Is limited to thirty
minutes for each one hundred square
yards by city ordinance.
Water supply will be discontinued
without notice to any parties found
violating these restrictions.
These restrictions become effective
on date of publication.
W, n. KORNS,
Commissioner Water Supply & Water
works. (Advertisement.l
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Meeting of Life Agents.

A special meeting OF the Utah Asso-
citation OF Life Underwriters has been
called by President Klpp and Secretary
Smith for tomorrow (Tuesday at 1890
o'clock at the Commercial club, Luncheon
viii preceda the regular meeting The
main object OF the meeting Is TO appoint
committee TO work out n plan under
which all OF the organza tions In the
city are TO he invited TO become a part
of the Commercial club. When the plan
Is finally worked out and adopted the
president OF the life mems assocla tion
by virtue Of his office, will become a
member of the Commercial clubs board
OF governors. as will the president of all
other business organizations in the
state.
Secretary Farrell of the Comm erclal
club, who Is committeeman from Utah
of the National Association of Life Un-
derwritcrs. will leave for the east on
September 6. to ascertain how the plan
referred to works out In other cities.
Before returning Mr., Farrell will attend
the national convention OF life insura nee
agents a Atlantic city, ". J., TO which
he was recently elected delegate,
President Klpp asks all life insurance
hen In the city 10 attend Tuesdays meet
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WATER USERS HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING
Resolutions Are Adopted for
Presentation to Reclana-
ton Service Officials.

PROVO, Aug. 24-At the meeting OF
the directors Of the Stra wberry Water
Users association, which was held today
In Spa nish Fork. set of resolutions was
adopted to be presented at the meeting
with the reclamation service officials
which will be held here tomorrow. 1t is
considered that the resolutions will be
Herviceable as a basis on which the cost
OF the high line can be te buIated and the
assessment and acreage 20 come under II
estimated The resolutions are IS fol-
lows:
That the six canal companies IN
and around Spa nish Fork retain ali
the water rights now held by them
end that the water be distributed un-
der their supervision through their
canal systems.
That they will buy from the recls-
nation service sufficient water for
5000 additional acres and pledge
specified lands for the payment OF the
water.
That new water users under their
OLD rights and through their canal
systems Will receive water ct actual
cost OF delivery and that such costs
shall not exceed the cost OF the water
to be delivered through the high line
canal.
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ly made a notable expansion Of It's bus!-
ness In this country involving millions OF

ly made a notable expansion Of It's busI-
ness In this country involving millions OF
dollars.
Edwin Starkey, deputy insurance COM
accept the management OF the Bankers
1nternauo Life Assurance company OF
Denver. His successor has not yet been
named.
Under the new firearms law Of Ohio.
to go ''heeled." A thousand dollar bond is
required, and violators of the law are la
bile to a penitentiary sentence. Bonding
agents are said to be reaping g. rich har-
vest since the new law went into effect.
Warren r. Porter, former governor Of
Colorado and present head Of the Western
States Life of San Francisco. will rea ch
Salt Lake tomorrow, and will meet with
Agency Director Rufus K Hardy and the
company's field men. The day will be
devoted to business matters, concluding
with grand banquet in the evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
REUNION At PROVO
COMES To A CLOSE
Scandinavian Gathering at the
Garden City Scores Big
Success.
Special to The Tribune


PROVO, Aug. 24.-The Scandinavian
reunion, which opened Saturday. closed
with grand sacred concert given In the
tabernacle this evening. attended by a
large audience. not only Of Scandinavians.
but Americans and other nationalitles as
well.
The meetings held during the day were
well attended. Many speakers. including
President Lund and Andrew Jensen were
heard. They spoke OF. past experiences
and In appreciation of the favorable posi-
ton occupied by the Scandinavians In
Utah
The choirs. Salt Lake Swedish choir,
led by DR.: g. w. Teudt. and the Provo
sdiay seandinaniap e,nihSnl choir led by Thomas
meetings. Other vocal and instrumental
selections were rendered.
The social and dance Saturday night
was a great success. and the Swedish
folk dances by Salt Lake young people,
given on the tabernac Gle lawn, attra cted
a bout 1000 citizens as spectators
The next reunion will be held at Eph-
RAIN
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To Raise Question of Suicide.

Claim is being made By the family
and friends of the late w L Clayton.
insurance commissioner for Colorado, that
alleged. by inhaling gas. Mr. Clayton
carried both accident and life insurance.
and II is for the purpose OF collecting
the Insurance money on the policies OF
the former that the claim is now being
set up.
One OF the provisions OF an accident
policy is that the company will not pay
IN case OF suicide. no matter whether
the insured was sane or insane when
he committed the act
Missouri is the only state In the union
companies are liable when the assured
commits suicide, Accident underwriters
are planning to secure repeal or this
law and Governor Major will shortly ap-
point commission TO look into the mat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25

Sometimes the symptoms of kidney
and bladder trouble are 80 plain no one
can mistake them. Backache, weak and
lame back with soreness over the kid
neys, sharp pains, rheumatism, dull
headache, a-d disturbed sleep, are all
indications of trouble that Foley
Kidney Pills will relieve quickly and
permanently. Try them. Schramm-
Johnson, drugs, "rhe Never-Substitu.
tors" Five (5) good stores.
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Peace Now Eeigns in Missouri.

The conspiracy suits entered by the
attorney general of Missouri against a
large number OF fire insurance compa nies
have been dismissed and the Orr bill.
which was the cause Of the trouble at
the beginning, has. according to reports,
been shelyed, An agreement was reached
t1orIties and the fire insurance companies
which promises future peace. A few OF
the smaller companies are said TO be
still holding out for further concessions,
but 1t IS predicted that they, too. will
soon come trooplng back. The trouble
started early In April by the fire COM
panles suspending the writing of all buy
iness. The requirements Of the Orr law
were construed by the companies to be
drastic in their nature. causing rumpus
the like of which has never before been
seen In this or any other country.
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Stolen Auto Was Insured

One OF the leading fire insurance COM
panies Of the country last week recovered
IN the offices OF the Cadillac people in De-
trolt stolen automobile which had been
missing six weeks. II was a 1913 car and
was insured for $4,000. The loss was paid
shortly after the theft The automobile
belonged to citizen OF Detroit. and after
it was stolen at that place was stripped
and used for racing car. The thieves
drove II from Detroit TO Kansas City. en-
terlng II In races at all the county fairs
EN- route. The thieves were given prison
sentences.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
ii REPORT O.!
ai|lITID|V ROAD
4 4. Engineer Gives
| E.p.nt, Of Flow May
Abandoned.

l,g A-Lan'o A,ao,, Of the members
p r s'ier'vTTst vTTsterusers associa, :
R':a,Ires Rrsl, Of the Asricahl. ,h :,
ssen.ssrus report as TO the
'os.a . ass, 5r the state power
eausso s.o, ~ prepared by e. A.
rn,siso so,o,e me apparent that a
E;sS s',.r Was being lost there, H.
"a sa'er esron,royefsy Sr agreed taa5
~; Z. So"ia 80 have a dislnteres'ea e,
I. ;,s - flow OF the stream
w aas engaged. Measur-
,,, .s vi placed above and be be. +.
s,I [s automatic guases ina.
'Ss Soz Of The stresm eVery .,y
pgr ,r we're Installed, and
s,,. sAs we're taken, deductions $;
w., nor presented yesterday
,,,,d that while the meas
!, ths early part OF the
q Lee e Of from eight TO eleven
~ dam. as the water went
!, ~ ,upsreased to from fifteen
,.th,,,y.three second feet.
y ~" Sariod from July 10
s.inr tgenty-seven second
,tsf ,be greatest care had
n makIng the measure
a, s.nvrested n tliat il further
.,la.iye proof Of the loss OF
,.si-ed that the water De
ne dam pond for the next
"A measurements made as
y =. flowing wells below the
4 ! maintained the lost water
,rd then turn the water in
n a new SET OF measure
"a rat In any event q de-
.aoud be worked out from
No. by the geological sur
. otlar engineer, as he would
4 S,yots more time to the
sarspj more on II
|.;3d by Dr.. Widtsoe OF the
sIl.re as to the Increase In
rriIed that apparently the
'i.fing the crevices through
A anl then. too. In the spring
~r.h sediment in the water
rhlrh had a tendency to
~. but now this IS disap-
1 farther Increase In the dis
I'M must mean the abandon
Iim, he seld, In reply 10 DR..
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censed In the state for many years. and
the error by which 1t was omitted from
the report is, OF course. greatly re-
gretted.'
fraternity and all others who have re-
ceived copies Of the report referred to a
leaflet, giving the complete data of the
compa nies officers, process attorney and
agents in the state Of Utah He REQUESTS
that the same be inserted between pages
5S and 50 Of the report
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25

PROF. LEWIS A. MERRILL and GEORGE AUSTIN
who elected vice president and treasurer respective
y of the Utah exposition commission. Governor Spry
the president The commission will make all ARRANGEMENTS
for Utahs display at the PanamaPacc exposition in San
Francisco in 1918 The sum of S5OOOO appropriated by
last legislature for the exhibit the commission will
take steps to largely increase this appropriation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
|DDPE' STORY
|NDRE REVIVED
/ ". NAUGHToN.

EusC0, Aug. 24-The Jeff-
|.sy Will not down.
ri77. whereas there was q
. Wi ut II when II wes first
n that matter at each suo-
|ilhSn. recent renewal Of
bal practices In connection
y Aght has brought about
<ons from which IL Is gath
y Believe Jeffries was really
E<l1rdly work.
1lf lntmates that ne will
1st before long that will
gid Meanwhile he, IN a
es the report sent out by
<!sr Bob Edgreu OF New
Etet that hired sleuths ran
% and placed Jeffries IN
nets which show he was
aan whom he considered
,d, and that other supposed
seads OF money BY betting
9 angeles Promoter Nc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
Company Not Named In Report.

Though error the name OF the Mutual
Life of New York was omitted from the
list of companies and agents licensed in
Utah In the fourth annual report OF the
state insurance department. Everybody
knows, said Commissioner Done in
speaking of the matter on Saturday. "that
the Mutual Life has been continuously L.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
5 IN MEDICINE

s succeed, and among
Forld's greatest benefac
Niors drop out, as they
Proprietary medicines
Inc homes OF the masses
y them. Poor medicines
nsy should. The American
atler gullable or foolish,
e ihs value of such stand,
as Lydia E. Pinkham IS
abound. which for more
ran has been the standard
female ills and complies
slllons Of the Pure Food
~ advertisements \
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Through Rates, Through Service
Over the Burlington

frequent during the summer,
be available from Salt Lake and Ogden for almost
eastern journey.
THROUGH SERVICE TO CHICAGO
Every day from Salt Lake and Ogden through standard
Rio Gande afternoon scenic train No and the Burlington
Omaha Chicago three hours stop in Denver connections
Denver for ST. Joseph, Kansas City, st. Louis.
Every day through tourist eepers from Salt Lake for Omaha
Chicago, the chedule personally conducted Wednesdays
and Saturdays connections Denver for ST. Joseph Kansas City
ST. Louis
Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from Ogden Salt
Lake. through tourist seepers Omaha Chicago Rio Grande
these seepers eight hours Den
ver personally conducted Joseph
Kansas City St. Louis.
Every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday through tourist seepes
Salt Lake Omaha Chicago Rio Grande afternoon scenic
tran No personally conducted Tuesdays and Sundays
sleeper excursions week between Utah the
Omaha Chicago ST. Joseph Kansas City st. Louis
personally conducted and let BURLINGTON
help you make interesting and comfortable jour
ney arrange everything for you We Utah for that
purpose.
Essszs@sEI NESLEN General Agent BOT Main Street.
EEBFNFTf Salt Lake City, Utah
baE$SSA
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You Pay for Cures Only and
the Lowest Fees Possible
Free Consultation

offer not only FREE Consultation
and Advice. but of every case that
comes to me / will make Careful EK-
animation and Diagnosis without
charge. Ailing persons should not
neglect this opportunity to get expert
opinion about their trouble.
I treat only Special and Chronic Dis
eases, such as Vital Decline, VarIcose
Veins, Blood and Skin Disorders, Kid.
ney, Liver and Bladder Diseases, Ner-
vous Disorders, Rupture, FIstuIa and
Piles. ! guarantee my cure to be per.
manent and lasting for all time.
BLOOD POISON CURED AT ONCE.
My new method OF giving this New
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like magic. I want every AFFLICTED
person In the West TO write or call on
me REGARDING this wonderful remedy.
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small fee.
VARIcosE VEINS.
varicose veins do more to destroy
human vitality than many other dig
eases put together. They sap up the
Strength Of the body. You come to
nv office with your varicose veins.
and you leave me an absolutely well
man. One treatment is all that is /
necessary Not weeks nor months OF
endless doctorIng. but one single visit. /
permanently cure. you without the
no after trouble.
Write for information or call
Salt Lake Medical Institute
1894 South Main Street. Salt Lake CITY. {
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25

Any skin itching Is a temper tester
The more you scratch the worse II ttches.
Doans Ointment cures piles. eczema
any skin itching. At all drug stores.
(Advertisemsnt)
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News Of the Insurance World

| ing regardless Of the fact as to whether
they are members OF the state organjza-
ton
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YELLOWSTONE PARK
Excursion

EXCLUSION
August %, via the Hotel Route for four
day circle tour. Only $685. round trip
from Salt Lake City, covering all rail-
stage and hotel expenses, with accom-,
modations at the Old Faithful, Lake
and Canyon inns. For descriptive itin-
erary and further particulars, call at
City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah, or ad~
dress D. E, Burley, General Passenger
Agent Oregon Short Line Railroad,
Room 20l Deseret News building, Salt
Lake City. ADVERTISEMENT
Special Yellowstone excursion. one
day only, August 2S. For particulars
call us up, Shaw g. Powell Camping
Co, office 307 Main ST. Wasatch $50.
tAdvertisement.)
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DIED

a SS,sy, SS.,.. August "a. 1913, OF
i,s,s,sxa Ssa0aa Louise West, l5-
w., et ]. L. and Ellz-
"A H. Funeral Tuesday at
~ e p,amlly residence, s7S
Burial in City cemee
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d, sI,e. .ns Avondale apart
iss,res e!y, August "a, 1913,
IA iM0F' Mss zS-ysar-old de augh,
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frequent dates during the summer
be available Salt Lake and Ogden for almost
journey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-28
MOLINE'S NEW BANK
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Moiine's new bank building of the
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust com
pany, which is the Oldest savings bank
In Rock Island county. will be thrown
open to the public tomorrow. The
structure is in the center of Moline's
new business district and in addition
10 housing the bank quarters is a
modern office building 1t is freproof
and richly and beautifully furnished
The officers Of the bank are:
President-William Butterworth.
Vice President and Cashier-Nelson
II. Greene.
Assistant Cashier-R c. Shallberg.
William Butterworth. W.
A. Rosenfeld, A A Champion. J. S.
Gilmore, A. f. Montgomery, c. H.
Pope. H D Mack. F. A. Landee. p. H.
Vessel, Nelson H. Greene. G. w. Mix.
ter, r. F. Peek, T. NJ. Sechler. G. H.
Sohrbeck and w. H. Van Dervoort.