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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
Fraternal Brotherhood.

The grub stake card party given by
Sego Lily No. 252 at the last meeting
was a great success, fina ncial!y and
otherwise. Several applications We're
written and at a special meeting hold
before the party five candidates were
obligated. Mrs. Contonwine won the
sack of flour. Cyrus Gatrel won the
consolation prize. given for those who
did not play cards. and the prize was
a laroe cabbage head At the next
meeting. Tuesday evening. February 1s,
there will be initiation Of candidates
and the team will drill for the long form
initiation. This Will be the last meet
Ing In the month. There will bo a
class initiation.
Utah lodge No. SS5 held it's regular
meeting Wednesday. After the bus-
ness session cards were INDUCED in. high
five being the game. Brother and Sis
ter Deason were the host and hostess
and after the game they served Welsh
rareblt and coffee. Brother Whitehead
told OF his trip through Nevada and
brought greetings from the Nevada
lodges, Sister Rothwell and Sister John
son were appointed 10 take charge OF
the next social session.
Wednesday evening, February 49, Car
field lodge will have initiation OF can
didates, state Manager Vivian White
head will attend the meeting.
Ogden lodge gave a very successful
These dances are becoming very pop
uIar In Ogden. Salt Lake members arc
always more than welcome at Ogden
The noXt meeting Will he A business ses-
sion and there Will be several Initia-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17

the merger of the Missouri State Life and
the Hartford Life.
F. Il. Clark has been appointed special
agent for the Vulcan Fire INSURANCE COM
pany Of Oakland, Cal, and VIII cover
Colorado, New Mexico end Wyoming.
with headquarters at Denver.
William c. Bull OF Denver, Colo. e-sso-
ciate resident manager OF the Title Guar
anty & Surety company OF Scranton, "a,
is In the city on business connected with
his company,
walter l.. BurkharL formerly state
agent at Seattle, Wash, for the Milwau-
kee Mechanics Fire Insurance company;
has been transferred TO Denver and Will
represent tho company as special agent
for Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Montana
and Idaho, m.
Fees and taxes amounting TO $50 900
are said to be due the state OF Kentucky
from the admfnistra ton or former m
Eurauce Commissioner Charles w. Bell,
An effort win be made 10 recover from
the United Surety OF Baltimore now II,
the hands of a receiver. and which "ent
Bells bond
associated with the general agency OF the
Mutual Life of New York, but more re-
Gently with the North American Lie g
Annuity company. has Joined forces wiz
the Continental LIE insurance q invest
ment company
The stock liability companies operating
! I'm Massachusetts under the new compen-
satlon law have voted TO make an aver.
ago reduction OF % per cent from current
rates This reduction will amount ir
| premiums 10 about 500. 600, according &c
| reliable estimates.
BY deal consummsted on FepruarS
| I the Uawlceye-Des Molnss Fire lnsur-
| ance company OF Des Molnes. Ia, rein
sured All It's business in the C. FiremhnI Ire a,I =
| Fund of San Francisco. THIS lS tne tniTc
| Iowa company TO reinsure within the pas
three weeks, the. other two being th'
Merchants & Bankers. going TO the Ger
| man American. and the Sioux Fire TO th'
| Hartford. =.
| cas5 6rns in Chicago during 1912 rs re-
ported by tho fre insurance patrol. y
| those causes 1859 was set down as un
! Ienown. Carelessness with matches wa
| responsible for the largest number o
! Hres. which was aIo. followed by over
/ baa,ad furnaces and stoves with 700.
"The Business OF Arson" Us the utl'
Of n serial now running In Golfers In
| tended To show the increasing hre vast
in America and the causes which hav'
| led to the same Arthur T.. McFarlan
| ,E the writer and he declares that mi!
holf OF the fires In this country are delib
erately kindled for the purpose OF secur
ing money from insurance companies
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f|Is|OV RAISES
| IMPORTANT ISSUE
l,,artment of Justice Pro-
L. Against Action of Fed
| .,,1 Court in Alaska.

.r1,,zroN, Feb. 1.-THE depart
- h,stice is making a vigorous
- n tho supreme court against
,tnn of the United States district
- Alaska which set aside in
s,s against an alleged Alaskan
a,-tatIon trust on the ground that
federal government could In
sreged transportation discrlm-
tbe questions must be passed
-. fhe Interstate commerce COM
The issue Is new and regard
extremely important.
Pacific & Arctic KaiiWay &
irtjon company, Paciiic Coast
@shjp company, Alaska steamship
-.r. Canadian Pacific Ratlroad
.g end others were indicted un-
s, the sherman antitrust and
s.,s,ste commerce laws for al
usambination and discrimination
- Independents"
sSs,er General Bullitt, in a brief TO
s,crsne court, made public tonight,
Hst action by the commission Is
- any means n necessary precedent
g2rInal prosecution by the govern
rnder either statute.
Ia roment's reflection must demon
II, that prosecutions under the Sher-
he must stand on their own bot
- says the solicitor general, "and
As power OF tho United States to
"a hereunder cannot. in reason, be
"a by the necessity Of first obtain
Ts consent. or approval as 1t were.
/ q, Interstate commerce commis-
Boarding the governments right to
s under the interstate commerce
4 irrespective OF the action OF the
,~tais commerce commission, the
s.m general contends that the com
IN 6as exclusive primary jurisdic-
s N controversies between carriers
slippers, but in issues between the
,rnent and carrier or shippers. the
p5asnt must proceed Independently
Q. commission.
r.. government must have this power
rSct he said, or else II would be
-ssjsrng to the commission eXclu-
d criminal jurisdiction.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Last week was marked by two note
worthy days for Salt Lake acre NO ot'
Fraternal Order of Eagles, the valen-
tine social and dance given Thursday
evening and the largely attended reg
ular lodge meeting OF last FridaT. The
valentine social was a pronounced ano
UNQUALIFIED success more than 800 Eagles
and members of their families enjoying
the games and festivities until after
midnight. The "postoffice' man was
worked overtime and had TO call III a
CORDS OF assistants for there wore val
entines for every guest. Some OF the
tokens provoked much good -natured
raillery, others We're artistic creations
that Will be cherished. Friday evening 5
session was unusually well attended and
was featured by the initiation OF forty
two candidates. Nearly 200 new members
have been taken into the local aerlo with
in two months and the active work is
still maintained.
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Bank Burglars Are Active.

writing burglary Insurance
,.noma are thres tening 10 with
nvm the state as a result OF the
" eumber OF bank rooberies IN the
~ weeks. The keystone state bank
1s,one was burglarized last week
:, fourth time In one year. This
.s ROBBERS were frightened away
.1ey got any money. but the In
the bank, Including furniture
,.s, vas a total wreck. Bankers
|sun worried over the possibility
as deprived OF burglary insurance
az secured the passage OF a new
Ing the penalty for burglary at
eoIy 10 ffty years imprisonment
also endeavcring 10 secure the
Vi law authorizing the gov
n VIC state TO offer rewards FOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17

East Third South street. this evening
for the purpose of celebrating the ami
versary OF tho founding OF the order.
this being tho closing OF the forty-nlntn
year OF its existence. -,
Grand Chancellor Thomas HOLIDAY Will
preside, Justice j. IT. Frlck will address
the meeting on the effect of lrythianism
on citizenship, A. j. Weber will talk on
the aims and work OF the founders OF the
order, and E- O. Leatherwood will dis
cuss the development and accomplish
ments OF the organization, The pro-
gramme will be interspersed with ap-
proprlate music,
The reception, billiard and card rooms
will then be thrown open and the re-
naindcr of the evening devoted to social
entertainment and games. The hall and
other apartments have Just been thor
oughly renovated and refltted and the
entertainment promises to be very largely
attended and ENJOYABLE, All knights OF
Pythias are cordially invited to be pres
ent to Participate in the affair.
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Yeonlen,

Salt Lake homestead No l1$2. Broth
erhood OF American Yeomen, held reg
riar meeting in Moose hall. 222 South
West Temple street, last Friday even.
ing. Six new applications were referred
to tho Investigation committee. The
committee reported favorably on the ap-
plIcations referred to Il at the last meet
Ing Two candidates wero given the
short form Of initiation. A ladies' drill
team Is being organized with Sister Da-
yIdson as captain and Brother Morton
as Instructor An invitation was received
from Wasatch homestead TO its social
dance in the K OF z. hall. Hotel Lin
den, next Wednesday evening. There
will he large class for initiation next
Friday evening.
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The Salt Lake Thistle club held It's
usual monthly business meeting on Fri
day evening last in the club rooms, X.
OF p hall. President William Nisbet oc-
cupied the chair. There was good at
tendance OF members who were greatly
interested In the various matters which
were brought up. One new member was
initiated into the club.
During the course of the evening w.
Crawford Anderson In short speech
brought before the members the advis-
ability of increasing tho membership and
urged all those present to make an effort
to introduce at least one candidate for
membership The next meeting will be
held on Friday, February 2S, and will
probably take the form OF social and
dance.
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Danish brotherhood.

Apollo lodge held its regular semi
monthly meeting last Trida% evening in
its lodge rooms AT the odd Fellows
building, with u fair attendance, IL
was reported that Brother Christian Da :
vidsen had met with an accident and Is
at the ST. Marks hospital, although IT
was not considered serious, lie may be
held there some time Brother David
sen has only been in the country for a
few months, having his wife and chill
dren in Copcnhagen. The masquerade
ball committee reports that everything
Is arranged for Wednesday evening,
when the ball will be given at the odd
IrnlloNs hall
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Insurance World
Life More Than Property,

|ns ast field yet remaining to be Won
gs Insurance IS Indicated by Presi-
"a John y. Holcombe of the Phoenix
LII Life Insurance company OF Hart
II Conn, in a report 10 policy-holders
I.=;snylng the SiXty-second annual
Rs.L statement
ID. Holcombe discusses the rela tive
y o. life and property and in this
|rAs!on observes:
IL vast property represented by
jc. gesent value OF the lives OF pro-
|lnye human beings has been and
IG % inadequately protected by life
-rnnce. The surplus earning pow
igG productive life over and above
IL COST OF maintaining II can be
ILzated with reasonable accuracy.
EtIgs may Increase or decrease,
IL ths same may be said OF the re-
.. Of most classes of property.
y length of an individual life is
|rcly uncertain: so Is the existence
aost buildings But the average
q fpbable duration Of q life found
ts healthy can he even more ac-
caiHy forctold than can the time
re building will be destroyed or
ssns impaired by accident.
geu-known principles be applied
as valuation OF human lives, II
oe found that few or them are
~ covered by insursnce. while many
IT. Eemaiurely destroyed without
arg to those dependent upon them
IEeins TO take their places. Sta
Iena show that in fire insurance the
nHlt In force Is FAR greater than
tie Insurance. whereas the value
we is vastly greater than all the
sssi'T exposed 20 the risk OF de-
-.uon By fire. This fact is slowly
Readily being borne in on the
s1, Of Intelligent people. and as a
scuence the volume OF this busl-
~ likely TO reach much greater
3gIons In the future than 1t has
" past, for in no possible way
,' ihan by life insurance can the
sesuon of this property be Sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
RoyaI Highlanders.

Last Tuesday evening no business
was discussed by castle No. 33S, the
night being set aside for entertainment,
q card party and dance with refresh
ments being the features. About lot
were present. Music was furnished by
Highlander orchestra.
The Ladies' Auxiliary reported fiDan-
cal success OF their card party last
Wednesday afternoon, The Royal Nee
die club was entertained by Fair Lady
Wallace at her home week ago last
Thursday. The next meeting Will be
held at Fair Lady Apgars. Members
are requested TO report promptly at
meeting next Tuesday evening. Business
OF Importance Will be discussed.
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Calet}onjau Club.

The COMMITTEES OF the Calodonlau club,
having given UP its next meeting night
TO the Caledonian football club, that new
iy instituted organization VIII give ben
eft social and dance in aid OF lts fund,
on Wednesday evening next. February
10. in the X of p. hall, South Second
East. commencing at 8 o'clock
The Scottish chorus VIII meet for prac-
tice on Friday evening. February y, az
tho residence OF i r. Cummock, IS Hill
side avenue. Members OF tho choir are
requested TO be present next Friday as
practic must he started at once for an
entertainment in which they are all IN
terested New music VIII be had.
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Ladies of the Maccabces.

There will he regular review OF salt
Lake city hive No. next "Wednesday
evening at ]. o. o. e. hall and members
arc asked to attend. The record keep
or will be al home all day Thursday for
payment OF dues.
Banner hive No. IL will hold regular
review Tuesday. February is, at L Q,
o. F. hall at 2:30 O'Clock The record
keeper thanks the bive and Ladies Rowe,
livingston Saxman. Hendershot and
Sanders for the beautiful flowers sent
to her brothers funeral He was buried
"Wednesday nt Delta The hive has Sc
cured the services OF a nurse to care
for the members children on meeting
DAYS There will be no charge.
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G., A. R.

Reynolds circle No. !. Ladies OF tht
G.. A. r.. had a very satisfactory meet
ing TUESDAY afternoon There was q
good attendance and the report OF th'
committee on the social held In Eagles
hall the previous week in connectiof
with the Rice circle was gratifying
There will be Il social and reception o'
REYNOLDS circle Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary Is, at the homo OF Mrs. Maxwell
53T East Sixth South street. All lrlenus
of the old soldiers are Invited.
James c. Rice circle, Ladies' OF the G.
A. Il, Will hold It's regular session Tues
day afternoon at $50 in the Eagle club
rpOmg
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Order Of Owls.

salt Lake nest, 1871, order OF Owls.
Will meet at the. Moose hail on Wednes-
day night and another class Will be
added to the nest Brothers Osterloh.
Walden and White went to Provo on
Tuesday and assisted Brother Ryan to
put In one of the finest nests in the
state A class or 125 tooks the obliga-
tlon. after which the officers were In
stalled. Then a dance was given in honor
of the new nest Organized d. T. Ryan
will stay at Provo for few weeks to
build the order 10 a large membership.
All Owls are requested TO be present at
the next meetinG "Wednesday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
Women Of Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle met last Monday cven-
Ing with a Cood attendance. Tonight
this circle will give a dance in Eagles
hall.
~ and dance last Friday night II was
great success. Next Friday night the
Reds and Greens will all DC out and
nsighbors arc requested TO attend the
m setlng Circle los extends its symps
thv TO Neighbor Harms in the loEs OF her
daughter Neghbor Llttleford
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
Fraternal Union of America,

Monday evening. February 10. Ever
green Lodge 1o1 held one OF the most
Interesting sessions in its history. The
attendance was large and three stranC-
ers were introduced and conducted
through the mystic ceremony OF initia-
ton,
Several applicants were balloted upon
and elected to membership in the order.
The degree staff composed of sixteen OF
Salt Lakes handsomest and most tai
ented Young ladies were present. eXecut-
Ing Inaneuvers OF initiatory work like well
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
Past Noble Grand Club.

The Past Noble Grand club WAS de-
lightfully entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Watkins and daughter
Mary. Those present were Mesdames
Dale. Mckenzie, F1eury, Fox. jenkins
Stafford. Rice, Roepler, Brown. Morris,
Dawson, Lepper. Marriott, Nelson
Stains Eetchel. Drlnkwater, McLeese,
Cannegieter. Branning, Stott, Hadley.
Dover, Rens, Webber. Watrous and Miss
Minnie Fox
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

trained soldiers. 1t was decided 10 give
an entertainment in the near future, the
nature OF which will be made known at
the next meeting, by the appointed COM
mittee.
The i, u. OF ~ is growing rapidly and
Is destined TO become one of the fore
most among orders now represented In
our prosperous city. The order Is hold
ing its meetings at the ]. o. o. F. hall
the second and fourth Monday evenings,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17

camp paid another visit, assisting in the
floor work. a dozen new applications
We're received and acted upon favora6ly
Tomorrow night another batch OF car
dldates are expected 10 be initiated
Camp closed to meet tomorrow mgm a..
the usual time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
rornotors nf Amorica

Court Salt Lake No. ] Will meet IN
the Eagles hall this evening at o'clock.
a largo attendance Is looked for. as the
final action on the communications from
The supreme court Will take place also
other matters OF Importance are 10 be
consldered. Visiting brothers welcome.
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MaccabeeS.

Liberty hive No. Q. L. o. T. NJ, will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
February 90, at 2:30 o'clock In l. o. o. F.
hall, With great regret is reported the
death of Mrs, Hazel Slater Watson, Feb
ruary 10. Services of the draping of the
charter will be held for her and Mrs.
Sarah G.. Hall, who died last month In
California, Thursday afternoon at tho reg
uIar review, The families and friends are
invited. The sincere sympathy or the
hive Is extended TO Mr.. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. Slater and family.
Those who came out TO the review OF
tent No. 2 last Thursday evening will
probably always remember II, as the
degree team surpassed Itself In the
splendid way in which II did the work. a
good crowd was out and there are. the
members believe. few secret orders where
the fraternal spirit IS SO warm as II Is
In tent No. 2 Of the Maccnbees- The
unique campaign for getting. new MEM
arc promised. There will be degree
work next Thursday night and Record
Keeper Miller has surprise up his
sleeve for all who come, There should
be good crowd out next THURSDAY
night and the features TO be put on VIII
be worth coming TO see.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
Silent Unity.

Tho ladies' in the class OF Silent Unity
meet every Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock with Mrs. Alice b Parker at
IO7 North Main street The subject for
study is "The Constructive Power OF
Thought" All interested are welcome.
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o. E. s.

Lily ]. Haistcd, grand lecturer. O. y.
:. will make her official visit with
E,Iecta chapter No. g. o. u. s, Tues-
day evening February Is. All mem
bers of the order are cordially invited.
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I. O. T. Nj.

Lillian Hollister hive No Is will hold
regular review Thursday, February 20, al
Eagles hall NJ o'clock All ofncers and
members are urgently requested 10 at
tend
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Royal Neighbors of America.

Auxiliary camp No. 1856, +. y. OF a,
held its regular meeting February 3,
with an unusually large attendance. N.
Henry was appointed camp deputy. After
meeting adjourned cake and coffee We're
served. This evening applications Will be
baIoted upon and all members ore urged
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w. r g.

meet al the home OF Mrs, George f.
Goodwin. 912 South Eighth East street.
Thursday afternoon at . o'clock. Mes
danes Bailey. Stocking, Armstrong, bow
man. Becms and Brown win be in charge.
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Grimm Apis, Vissing Court.

Mrs. Joseph Slater. Grimm Apis, Wis
sing court. Salt Lake City. Utah, says:
1.-The statement l gave for publication
Pills, still holds good. You may con-
tinue 10 publish It. I was subject to at
tacks Of backache and there were other
annoyances present that caused me great
distress When a friend advised trial
OF Doan's Kidney Pills. procured sup
ply at the Schramm- -Johnsons Drug
Store. / must confess that 1t was aston
ishing to see how promptly they relieved
the backache and corrected the kidney
difficulty. Some time ago spell OF sick
ness disordered my kidneys, but / again
used Doan's Kidney Pills. and in a few
DAYS they brought relief"
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R. of i. E.,

Mrs, G. II, Brown will entertain the
C. J. A to B. OF L.. e and their friends
mt kensington Thursday afternoon at
SoS South Eighth East street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17

L. 4. 10 b. OF r 7. VIII hold It's reg
ular meeting Friday afternoon. February
81. at r. O. z. hall Visiting members
arc welcome.
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West First North Street.

Andrew Reynolds. a79 West First
North St, Salt Lake City, Utah, says:
II can add nothing TO tho public state
ment I gave in praise of Doan's Kidney
Pills three years ago, except to say that
I am still glad to speak a good word for
them. You may continue 10 publish my
testimonial. ] was caused considerable
trouble by baclache and n distressing
feeling extending from my loins into my
head. I rested poorly at night and felt
miserable in every way, when Doan
Kidney Pills were brought to my notice.
1 procured a supply at Schramm John
sons Drug Store and their use was fol-
lowed by great benefit"
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Almost the entire evening was de-
voted TO conferrinE the ceremony OF
sIor camp No. 1882 Tuesday last the
forrestcrs' team OF Great Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17

to attend and by their presence encouV-
ago the officers in their efforts to in
crease our membership