Show l T S I t I v 1 T r v UI J tf M 11 J b An A n J W A if 1 t r rJ J tIp I 1 ft H U dO R fl s j 1 r i J j I a I 1 I I tt r t IN SEVERAL I ft y v to t 7 I J i II It 4 r I I I t 4 t 4 it s t w to F J 11 c oJ 3 i f 1 j I I I I S RICHARD OLNEY OLN EY Chairman r Massachusetts I Copyright by Boston Herald X V V Vi I This J f S I i L Coy GOV NEWTON C BLANCHARD m Louisiana I 4 I I I Ii F ft I I d I I I iii CHARLES EMORY SMITH SM ITH Pennsylvania p e n n sylva n I a II The fact that a Utah man has been appointed a member of the policyholders I ers committee e of the New NewYork York Insurance Insurance Insurance ance company and tho the Mutual Life In Insurance Insurance Insurance company of New York and who will assist in the fight that is to tobe tobe tobe be made to oust those directors who have havo been accused of corrupt methods I of handling the tile funds oC of o the companies gives the people of Utah an added in interest interest terest in the tha personnel of the tho commit committee tee teeThe Tho The Utah committeeman Is Samuel of Salt Lake copper couper king and financier Mj l ir r Newhouse is now in Europe but butWill butwill Will return in time to take part in the deliberations of oL the committee v Vice President Emory McClintock of the Mutual Life Insurance company declares that the men who are fighting to remove these alleged corrupt forces in the New York and Mutual Life In Insurance urance Burance companies from power and to k elect eJect on the board of trustees men who will pity Duy more attention to the inter interests oats eats of tho th policyholders are are small a c S II S i 4 GOV J FRANK HANLY HAN LV Vice a Chairman Indiana ij I w 1 I rI r I I BENJAMIN BENJ MIN F TRACY New York 4 t I j I S HARLOW N HIGINBOTHAM Illinois potatoes and he also characterizes them as dirt Among the men associated with Mr Newhouse on the list of the reformers are many who have made for them themselves solves selves names that will long live in the history of their countries On this list are three former mem members members members bers of the cabinets of presidents of the United States two ministers of the gospel who have done great work in ec cc ecclesiastical al lines of thought members of the British parliament the manager of one of the largest department mt stores in the country countr the controller of the largest British newspaper syndicate a former States senator nent authors and editors a member of the interstate commerce commerce commission a former chief justice of the state of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York mid and a presidential nominee and a Canadian kings counsel Olney at the Head ad The movement was inaugurated by Thomas W Lawson but he has stepped stopped aside asId At the head of this body bod bo is ii t r t tAL S II F ALTON AL TON B PARKER ChaIrman CommIttee NewYork S S SI I i iS S S S SSt i ic iS c I S 4 k 1 I Ii i REV RUSSELL H CONWELL DD DC Baptist Church I 4 I 1 S 1 GOV GOY SAML W PENNYPACKER Pennsylvania Pen Ia Richard Olney of Massachusetts At Atone Atone Atone one time he was attorney general of the United States and afterward secretary of state He was chosen chairman of the international policyholders com corn committee because of his record for fear fearlessness fearlessness and because of his exceptional executive ability He has a broad Abroad knowledge of state national and inter international International national law This makes maltes him him especial especially ly valuable to the committee as the themen themen themen men In the insurance saddle are Raising aising every legal entanglement they can to hinder the tl c committee in its effort to secure control Next in power Dower on n the committee is Frank J 5 Hanley Hanle governor of Indiana Mr Hanley was ws w s at one time a farm la laborer laborer laborer borer but through his own perseVer pers ver ence enco and pluck rose from the ranks Hanl y was a school teacher and when the school sessions were ended for the summer months he engaged in common labor While engaged as a ditch dig digger dIgger ger he heard that speakers were de do desired desired sired for the Republican state ticket and he volunteered his services This was his introduction into political life S I IS S S j S SS SI D S Si i I Sc S 5 S 1 G R SC I a Organization Manager Ohio S i I k 1 S S t t S St t 1 5 S 5 S S S S 5 ip S S 5 tI tIk S k f S SL L t JUDGE JUDG GEORGE GRAY Delaware I g SI I A AS s S S SS 5 S j j COL A M SHOOK Tennessee Ten He gained tho the largest majority ever given in governor governorS Governor S John A Johnson of Min lUn Minnesota another member of the com corn committee mi tee wasat was atone one time ea a drug clerk He was of Scandinavian parentage fl and his father was one fth early settlers id in the state The hardships through which the I p helped to de develop develop develop a rugged character in Johnson Though Johnson Johnsonis Is a Democrat he was elected governor with a majority of when President Roosevelt re received received received a majority of in Min Minnesota Mm The Rev Dr Russell H Conwell is isone Isone isone one of the most noted Baptist minis ministers ministers ministers in the country He Is pastor of Grace church Philadelphia the largest Baptist church in the United States He is th also a lecturer why enjoys great popularity and has Jias addressed more than audiences from the lecture platform Dr Conwell was born In Massachusetts Massachusetts and worked on a barren farm Then he joined the Union army and was badly wounded After his dig dis r p I 4 I S S t i iS I I S SS S i S I S I Ii S S SS SS Si S S i Sv I I I 5 S I I S SAMUEL General G Counsel New York b i iS I S I L 4 I I I i S SS SS I S S SeS Se S j 4 t GOV GOY JOHN A JOHNSON Minnesota M inn 7 S 4 t m t r j 2 4 5 4 c Si r tI S 5 S 5 y FREMONT OLDER California charge he worked for a Boston news newspaper newspaper newspaper paper for 5 a week and ate one meal meala a day in order that food might be sup supplied supplied supplied plied to his family out of his wages Fl m this position he rose steadily to the prominent place he now occupies as one of the leaders aders l of religious thought in the country uN Nick ick on List Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio the of President Theodore Roosevelt Roosevell is another of the committee Congressman Longworth was named secretary of the commit committee tee His HiI political career car er has carried him through the Ohio assembly and senate and to the house of representatives at Washington Congressman William Villiam Alden Smith of Michigan Is another politician on the committee He was at one time a news newsboy newsboy newsboy boy in Grand Rapids In his boyhood he was appointed a page in the Mich Michigan han igan legislature after which he studied law He was offered the nomination for congress congre s but feeling that he lie was not prepared declined the honor Four n t I I ira SAMUEL NEWHOUSE a Utah I I I S jS S Si S SS S S S e S I I GOV HENRY HEN RY ROBERTS Connecticut S 4 S Ar ArS S t S SJ J t tS S S ti S 1 4 I I S I S S S I EDGAR E CLARK Iowa years ears later the nomination was again offered and he accepted and was elect elected elected ed Cd In the house houe he opposed the czar Tom Reed the then speaker of the hou house e Congressman mIth has built two railroads in Michigan and has engaged In other business yen ven ventures ven ventures tures that have shown his ability in inthis Inthis this line l Governor Henry Roberts of Connecticut cut was was born of rich parents but in spite of this handicap handi ap carved out a career for himself He Is a graduate of Yale 1879 and nd Columbia law school death of his father Roberts took up his parents business interests with ith success He is president of a large manufacturing concern and of several banking bank ins institutions and other corpora corporations corporations corporations I Fremont Older of San Francisco a successful novelist and newspaper man manIs manis manis Is another committeeman whoN who has bas risen from the ranks He is managing editor of the San Fran Bulletin His latest book is The Giants N Major James C of Charles Charleston ton S C is editor of the th and I P S I 3 S tS S 4 S St b e eS t S NICHOLAS LONGWORTH S Secretary Ohio Copyright by dinst Washington S I I 4 S S Sf t S 5 S S S SIt 4 It S S S S 4 Sc 5 S SA SS SS A S S GOV G Y NAPOLEON B BROWARD BROW ARD Florida S I sf JJ flAT 11 f I 5 FRED G 5 Missouri Courier He has been connected with these papers for more than twenty five years ye s And nd Pennypacker Too Governor Samuel W Y Pennypacker er Off o Pennsylvania is another m ber of ot tho tha th committee He was originally a n school schoolteacher schoolteacher schoolteacher teacher and then served sered through the th civil war In 1889 he became n a judge in the court of common pleas of ot Phil Phili Philadelphia adelphia occupying the thc bench for ten years ears He lie was president of this court when nominated for the governorship Governor Napoleon B Broward o oe Florida was at one time a pilot on the streams of Florida He then bought S a woodyard and eventually purchased tv small number of steamboats He then thon entered politics and 1904 was ws elected governor Governor Newton C Blanchard Blanchad off of o Louisiana has stood for many year yeara for the defense of the tho rights of the peo pie He was a member of congress tod thirteen years ye rs and was then thon s nt tc Continued on Page 7 DISTINGUISHED MEN LEAD LIFE INSURANCE FIGHT I Iu u Continued from Page 3 the senate His next advancement nt was to the supreme court court and then he was as made governor Parker Is Another Judge Alton B Parker who headed the th Democratic national ticket in the campaign o or 1905 is another distin distinguished distinguished member of ot this committee Judge Parker was made assistant postmaster general in 1885 and the same year was elevated to the supreme bench of New York Samuel Is general coun counsel counsel sel eel for or the committee He conducted the great geat fight against the shipbuilding ing trust several years oars ag ago ep and suc sue succeeded succeeded in breaking up that that combine Mr lIr is an admirer of ot art artand and aVd has as some of the te finest canvases in inthe Inthe the tle country at his country home He also one of the finest Scotch Col Cal Collie Callie lie 10 kennels in the United States He has what wot is probably the largest col collection collection lection of fancy poultry owned by an individual individual in the country i Former Senator Gray of ot Delaware was In the senate from 1885 to 1899 1999 In 1898 he went to Pars Paris as a 0 member of or the peace commission and in 1900 became a prominent member of the in international court of or arbitration General General Benjamin Benjanin Franklin FrankIn Tracy racy of ot New York a veteran vetera of ot the civil war var ar raised the One Ono Hundred and Ninth and andOne an anOne andOne One Hundred and vol volunteer volunteer volunteer and because b cauRe of ot gal gallantry gal gallantry gallantry lantry was given a a medal of honor for conspicuous bravery He Ho was ad advanced advanced advanced to the rank of f brigadier gen general general general eral After the war he became United States district attorney in the eastern en tern district He was then m da judge of ot the Now York court of appeals and ond President Benjamin Harrison appoint appointed ed hint him secretary of the navy flavy Among other members are Thomas ThomasB B publisher of the Phil Philadelphia Philadelphia adelphia North American and directing manager of a 0 large number of rt great geat department stores throughout the county country count y and Harlow N a former partner ortner on thi t firm of Mar Marshall Marshall n shall shaH Field Co president of ot the tho Worlds Columbian exposition president president president dent of ot the Field Mus um of ot National History and founder of the Home for Incurables Other members ore are Charles CharleA Emory Smith editor edior ot or the the Philadelphia Press postmaster general in President Mc Me cabinet and United States minister to Russia in Colonel A AL M M Shook of Tennessee one of the most Influential financiers of the south couth Edgar Edgr B E Clark a c prominent figure in inthe n the ranks of organized labor and a member cf f the commerce commission Frede Fred Frederick Frederick rick G of ot St Louis a n philanthropist and d powerful man of business and end G B R bam of Ohio the resourceful ul manager of ot the policy policyholders holders campaign w wio o is fitted for tor his position through a wide experience gained gin d in organizing large movements big street railway r and other oth r corpora corporations corporations tont Mr Mi S is I chairman of ot the Ohio Life Lite PolicyHolders tion ton the first t as well wel as the largest lar est state association in the tho country Foreign Members of Committee On the list Hat of foreign members members of the committee e are Z A Lash of Toronto Toron to who is the kings counsel Lord St St Os Oswald Oswald Oswald wald and Sir John M r P prominent figures In British po political political life Ufe and Lord who wheless less than twenty years ago was plain Alfred Harmsworth a poor and gling journalist Today oda he controls newspapers journals and aUd maga magazines maga zIncs including the London Daily Bally ran Mall which has a u circulation of He HeIs Pe HeIs Is a peer and a multimillionaire There is HeinrIch Wiegand managing director direct tor t 1 of tho the North German Lloyd steam steamship ship system and last on the te list is Charles Roux Rou president of the Cam Generale TransAtlantic and of the trench French house of ot rep representatives representatives |