Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-11 | Page 1 | Firm Believer in Marriage Dies at Age 93

J L Firm rm Believer L In Marriage Carriage Dies jo CHICAGO April 10 Oliver Oliver II f Franklin Fuller Funer chairman o of tho the board of the Morrison Fuller-Morrison Wholesale Drug company believed that when a. a man retired from busIness business busi busI- I ness and from a state o of marriage he be began to die died at his home here yesterday at the age of 93 91 93 having remained in the harness harness- A professional and domestic domestic to to the L end Mr Fuller announced his view on work and m marriage thirteen years ago when he married for the second second sec eec ond time taking as ag his wife wite an old family friend thirty years his Junior S At that time he enunciated several sev sev- oral eral ral aphorisms which gained wide quotation among them b being Ing Retire from business and nd from a state of ot being w wed d and you begin to I. I die Solomon was tho wisest man that ever lived and he had bad S wives wi Ponce Tonce de Leon was foolish to se set setout setout out on an endless search for tor the fountain of or youth He could have found round it in the heart of some comely young Spanish girl e Mr uller came to Ch Chicago ago f fb r I years ears ago from Connecticut At tho time of the Chicago fire be he left hi his I own home homo to burn while he saved the stock of his his' wholesale drug es establishment es- es 1 S for the use of the fire fir sufferers After Alter the fire the drugs drug were worth their weight in gold goold buIt but bu It t was his boast that he did no not raise prices