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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
loren Registry System IS
Discussed BY Real Estate Men

and no adverse title can be acquired by
possession.
From, now on nothing can affect this
title. except such claims as are made
In writing and filed with the registrar:
and except in case of fraud no one Is
under the necessity of inauiriug into the
circumstances attending the Issuance
of The certificate.
s0 Land once registered must remain
registered and all subsequent dealing.
with the property In question must be
had In accordance with theltc,ms of tho
legislative act, and amendments there
to.
Transfers are made In much the same
WAY as shares OF stock are transferred
by corporation. All transactions ar
fecting registered land are concluded in
the registrars office.
H Conveyance from one person To an
other may be made ny such docu-
ments as ARE recognized BY law. Ger
titlcates sc tax sale must be filed with
the registrar within three months from
date Of Issue or they are forever barred
from becoming ALLEN. and no tax deed
may be issued for unregistered ccrtif-
Gates.
ARGUMENTS FOR LAW.
Heavy penalties are imposed for fraud
In procuring certificate or in any
subsequent transactions.
II Is argued by those in favor of tho
system that 1t win dispense with nh
suncts, examination thereof. ana tho
prcltminWics and expenses irCiIcntul
& TO the making OF sales.
Another argument IN its favor Is tb,t
Il dispenses with all delay In ser,,r.
ing land on mortgages, and that II
makes short time loans on land nos.
store rms IS another item for which
have seen no denial l.'s''
Eut perhaps the most important
arsumfnt which the advocates of tho
mar It keeps the title always m IA
uate's9 that It's condition is discernablcS
az ga glance TO The inexperienced that
Traces The title beyond dispute or
Question for all time; that 1t puts aside
az long forgotten Irregularities: that
!!nerc Is no necessity for dealing with
the past, ~
OBJECTIONS TO LAW.
One writer In a burst OF sarcasm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

Alexander II. Carr delivered paper
on the Torrens system OF registering
titles to lands at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Salt Lake Real Estate
association this week. Its good and pad
features were discussed Ut length Dy
Mr.. Carr. a general discussion ioi-
lowed and 1t is probable that next
month Il vote viii be taken by the as
sociaticn to start II movement to nave
the system cnucted into a law mere
Mr. Cars paper follows;
Tho Torrens system, 50 called, Is Il
method of registering land titles IN
such Il manner us to place the owner
fof the land III the possession or q Ger
Gtincat. which Is conclusive proof Of
such ownership.
The first requirement is to bring the
land under tho act This Is done as
follows: The owner Of the land, either
In person. or by. duly appointed and
recognized attorney In fact, makes APP
plicaticn in writing to The district court
Euf the county IN which the land is sit
hlated to have his title registered.
The application Is referred to an ex-
aniner appointed BY the court This
examiner investigates the title and
verlncs the truth of tho statements
made In the application, and after y
specified time has elapsed makes his
report to the court
II the court is satisfied that the OK.
snmner's report Is correct M Order Is
entered drcrceing theNrrdprrtv to be
owned IN fee simple by John Doe, sub.
ject to such and such .icnsitnd encum-
ibrnnccs as'nayf exist, designating them
In their nider. 65a
AftcrFtwo wears fronn tImn,oE entry,
this decree cannot be attacked By any
x person Cor amy cause,
A ce,tiHGntc 'a'giied ~ Nthc'tVrk,@ SCI, !.
ting forth the effect &C the tctrce, OF q
certified COPY of said decree. Is fled
with the county recorder who is con-
stituted the registrar cc titles. The
registrar thereupon Issues q certificate
&nf5titlc IN conformity With tile decree.
4 This certifcatc$is given number and
entered In book called register Of
titles" an exact duplicate IL then made
and gircn to the owner, who sens n
receipt therefor. Aftcr the tmc allowed
for contrasting titles or bringing action
y has expired this certificate. IL concl,-
3sire proof of the facts stated therein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
HALF BLOCK OF NEW
BUSINESS BUILDINGS.
Activity on West second So''tlt street
is Shown by Erection
or Stores.

Five new modern brick stores with
glass fronts, one story in height are TO
La erected on west SECOND south
street, Just opposite the shitaf .aii-
9ro,lu uppul, rs .uorris ana Dowse, oh
sInl,, -e..u sue " .j.shol.
Jcaepn X. morgan. Iiie properly -
fSzii Iecl on ,,esoiu .jouth s.fSSt III"
$50 icct deep rae iand Was sol" ioH
s2U,uuy wlti pne Oh lwo-stJrS huopo
residence, Wnlcn IL ole oi thc oiuest
5iundmuri.s IN the city, having been
tDunt IN 1853. Inc litW ptiiiuitSs W.
be erected in iioiic ot me Ola res
dence whicn will be rcmoueica ".iu son
nected up vita the rear end OF 'he
miuule stores ior warehouses.
III rio utgIte.s tiin.i - i.it a oPur t' ''ln
into the rear ui the property ana
build n warehouse for ient. Arrangt-5
sments have been in;i1e by Il Sphiiii.a-
son mouse for the leasing OF hatid-
ing in the rear Tor storage purp1ses
as soon AZ IL can be cfecieu. slnt .'tofcs
have MI been leased.
The cxcavntins for the buildings WI
bep!n Monday morning In the b,iiilis
there win bn Il restaurant, barber
shop. grocery store ana q stationery
Snnd nos; card store ana IL truit anu
confectionery store
q Immediately on the east OF these
stores. Albcrt Fisher. who owns three
rods by ten viii improve his property
His intention * 10 erect Il Two story
brick building. The ground floor VIII
bc.lised for store SPACE and the second
floor for rooming house. The plans
for Fishers buildings have not been
approved but Will be decided upon In
IA few days.
rho nve stores Immediately west OF
5the Morris property which are being
erected by the Allen G.. Campbell
estate viii be completed next week,
When all these improvements are com
p,eted there Will be Il solid half
block Of new buildings for business
-llufnnHn9 $500 $500 III -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
new BUILDING FOR
SOUTH Temple STREET.
Under New Lease of 20 Years Eiias
Morris q Sons VIII Erect
Building on Old Site.

=, ,,,. 1..,,,,,,,,.n,I ~. Icnsc
Fins Morris ~ 'o'''' h, ., 10
for % Years on the property at 2l-a9
,.ee, south Tcmple street this week.
H. o,.r, Ia, been located for
Mfiett Wv ~ -, ,1ohor II Rich.
the past ~ years. ~
arda of Provo who owns the property,
has n,dc arrangements in the lease for
'.',,ra,,o,,,.,,t NJ me rr5pcrty. The
ti'e INCONSISTENCIES -, ,,.i,,,tn tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
cAHoosE WITH "A RECORD.

"Thc caboose with the 'farthest
north record" said II. Fl. Spaulding
of Pittsburg. lis now resting In digni-
fled retirement at Shohola, Pa 1t is
one OF the show places of that COM
munity.
when Pcary was preparing his OK
petition Of about 1 2 years ago he OBJ
tanned from the Erie railroad one OF
those dumpS little cabooses that man
age to shelter In some marvellous man
ner crew OF five or six men. This
was put on board the NVindwnrd, nis
vessel, as a temporary deckhouse. Tho
people Of Shoholn know more about
this expedition than they do about the
one on which Penry found tho pole.
They Will tell you that the dlsman-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

. { j. a. Z. IT.
insists that the system is not mixed
with brains, and that it Is relic OF
the old world, where the people hold
to the IDEA tnat the king can do no
wrong. 10 put his objections ina con-
crete form, they are as follows:
First: Tho system does not provide
for a trial by jury, of opposing claims
or disputes IN regard to lnnd tltlcs'
Second: 1t does not provide any
judicial mode OF procedure for the set
Element of such claims and disputes.
Third. That practically all questions
in respect TO land titles would be de-
cided by the registrar In each county,
substantially in his own time ana way.
Fourth: That it allows only limit
cd right OF appeal to any court or oth-s
err regularly constituted judicial au-
thority from his decisions.
Fifth: That the public funds would
have To be used to pay for his wrong
decisions.
And this writer asserts that the GER
tain consequences of the operation OF
this law would be:
First: The registrar of titles III eiacn
county would become virtually iand
king, with all the mowers ana preroSa-
{tives, with respect to land titles. when
the most desnotic king Of medlevai
times ever possessed.
-
his possession or title to land, for II
the registrar wished to reward n polit-
icalS friend and punish n political enemy
1t would be possible under the forms
of law, temporarily at least. for him
to transfer to his friend, upon almost
any claim. however iiimsy. the title
to the lands of his enemy. This writer
holds that the law has been declared
unconstitutional in Illinois. but this Is
emphatically denied by the examiner
of titles for Cook county. In that state.
suppose that as an 8nbstracter
am expected to be opposed to the pas
sage OF such a law, but am not, Tor
in my present frame Of mind. | am
neither for nor against the system, for
l see in It the elements which make
most commercial undertakings sue
ccssful, viz: simplicity and despatch.
/ am not, however. thoroughly con-
WINGED that the scheme will be en-
tirely cfrectual and that 1t will pro-
duce the results which are expected OF
it. II seems to me that our local gov
trnmcnts are managed at the present
time too largely =. men who are not
there because of their peculiar fitness
for the position which they hold. but
because they have been valuable to
some political party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

Etmball and Richards report that all
OF the completed houses in Highland
park have been sold and several new
ones will he started in the near future:
The house Of Lawrence Mansun ol
their Arm will be completed nbout the
middle OF November. The house IS oi
bungalow style and Is constructed OF rcu
brick, with white cement block trim
innings. Pretty French windows, over
hanging dormcrs and an artistic porch
ron,nIete the exterior design, giving
M mn mir OF home like charm. The In
n terror arrangement is us convincing and
rational ms the exterior Is artistic. There
are six rooms with Il full cement base
ment. The building has south front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
TWO RESTAURANTS SOLD
IN DOWNTOWN SECTION

Y . . H {. t
Two business deals that involved the
sale of two restaurants, were complet-
ed yesterday, when MI. and Mrs. L.
Harvey OF Cripple Creek. Colo, pur-
chased the Grill, and c. F. Bray who
was former partner to j. r. Shaffer,
purchased his share of the Chesapeake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Harvey have
been visitors to Salt Lake for several
years II have always wanted to go
into business here" said Mr.. Harvey,
so we paid Finch. Rogers & Mulvey
$1,000 for the deal, and 1t took us about
10 minutes to complete it,.
For the consideration of about $4,000,
Mr.. Bray purchased Mr.. Skaters share
of the Chesapeake and buffet on west
Second South. The Chesapeake was ,es-
tablished about 10 years ago, with
Shaffer and Bray proprietors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joseph II. Precce ana wife to
z c. II. Emery, part lot 4, block
~, plat A.....-. 7,........,....,S 1900
w. c. A. WISHING and wife to ia
cob Bergcrmnn ct al, part lot 5,
block 81, plat b.. ...,,,...... $1,000
Orson Saunders ct al, to Arnold
Berg, lots % and 26, Tingley's
first addition ...,................ 200
Augusta Reed ct al, to Harriet
=. Thomas, part section ., town
ship north. range ! wcst...... 1000
Pearl Thomas to Harriet e.
Thomas. part lot 9, block 81.
plat ca. .,...,.. ............,. 900
Ferdinand Paul and wife to Ono
frio Grorengo, part section 5,
township = south, range west. 1,i50
Frank l.. Glover and wife to Edna
l.. Trembling. lots and and
part lot I. block 3, West Grand
View subdivision ...... ...,...- 5000
John Jones and wife To Alice @
Fairclough, lots 26 and 81. block
., South Salt Lake subdivision. 10
Mary j, Davis ct al. to w. Fl.
James and wife, lot 2, block .,
Jordan, plat A.... ...-.......... 300
Salt Lake Security & Trust COM
pany to A. Fl. ltcmpton, part
lot l. block 1874. plat d, ..,....,. 1850
Charles L. Pace and wife to st.
/. Joseph Water 6 irrigation COM
pany. part section 10. township
north, range west...... ....,.. 600
William l.. Wheat and wife 70
James II. Park, part section Q.
township 2 south, range cast. 300
stephen p. Greenwood to William
ri Stone, part lot o. block 1872. D
4 plat ......,. .,,,,,.,....,, M 400
Ira B. Peter ct al. to BENJAMIN
Williamson. part lot s. all lot o.,
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= . T. 81
part section 12, township 2soutli,
range west I. Al
United Realty Co., to Da"id Hill
brand, lots 2TSand IS. block 2,
K Union Heights ...,...,......,.... q
Willard 3. Richards and wife to IS
Johanne Julinsscn. lots :, block
6, Evergreen park ......,..... u,
Elizabeth AZ Cowan at al, to j. a.
F'ritsch, lots 81 IS, 81 and 81
q Thorndyke subdivision .........
Liberty Investment Co.. to II.
Lyon Bnynes ct al. part lot z,
block is. plat A .....5......... 4,3(
Tkheodore Mexican, Jr,, and vito.
to John w. Reed. lots II and II,
block 2. Byers & Tolles addition. lc
George L. Hardy and wife 10
Martha B. Johnson, part lot
5, block 81, plat b ............,.. III
Caroline Z. 3. Trowbridgc to
James c. Thomas, part lot 6,
block 1G. five acre plat a .......
Herman ]. Bollin and wife to Will
/ liam j. Smith. lots and 2,
block 2, Ogden subdivision -. 100
pany to Eugene Holt. part lot
TO- Liberty Park addition :. -. l
Elijsh Thompson and wife to Des-
eret Mutual Investment COM
pany. part lot 16, block 2, Whit
aker's subdivision :. .......... !
"A. n, Hulnphries and wife to
z Charles G.. Spooner. lots IS and
81. block 3. Idlewild addition !. 30
Alice Naylor ct al. to ]. NJ. Stude-
baker. part lot ], block 70, plat
A.... ................. 500
Joseph r. Morgan and wife to
John z. Morris, part lot Z, block
60. plat a Observation-Disclosures. eo.oc
Peter Rasmussen to Elizabeth
Rasmussen. part lot s, block II,
pat :. .,,...,.;;...,.....,...::
Thomas II. Lindley. part lot 4,
block %. plat A ........... 1,5G
Gustave ]. Lund and wife to
Anna NJ, Larson, lot 90. block 2.
Park View ............... %
Ashton Jenkins Co. to United
Realty Co. part lot 1, block 81,
plat B ........... So
Robert B. Trip and wife to Kim
ball & Richards Co., lots SO and
SO, Burton Place ................
Franklin Lawrance to West Tenn
pie Realty Co.. lots l and %,
/ block 4. West Drive ........... %
Andrew Hansen and wife to An
drew Hansen. lr., part of sec
ton 80, township south. range
east .....................
Thomas r. Dyer to Andrew Han
sen and wife. part OF section 30,
township 2 south, range east.
Edward s. Egli and wife to Will
helmina c. Soderholm, part OF
lot 3. block II, tive-acre plat a 4,5(
katherine T.. Stayner to kimball
& Richards Co., lots 40 and Al,
block 3. Burton Place ..........
Kimball &; Richards Co to Kath-
crime e. Stayncr. lots 20S and
200. Highland Park. plat A.....
Frank Beckwith and wife to Lo-
rain Investment Co., part of lot
8, block &c, plat D...............
Kimball e. Richards Co. to Thorn
as Hilditch. lots 1913, 100 and
1870. South Gate subdivision. 81
Andrew w. Anderson and wife to
Joseph A. Jacobson, part of
section 3d. township SOUTH
range east Observation-Disclosures.
Emily Bailey to Hubbard Invest
ment Co., lots IS and 80, block 4.
Alta Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
| Napoleon Gencraux and wife to
Hubbard Investment Co.. lots AZ
to So. block Z, Oakley ...........1,a
Franz Henze to N. ]. Shcckell ct
al. part of section q, township
north, range east ............ %
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Vyd,HlSsr & Thompson
General Contractors and Builders.
4 40 So. Main. Bell 1901; Ind. 1lA3,

New 5-imi, modern on Roosevelt Ave.
East of 1lth East. Large Basement, Ce-
nient walks, south face. lot 37ixl25 to nj
ley, all for s21175: good terms.
New 5-rIn. red r. b., modern cottage!
on Blain Ave, just off paved street,
closets. pantry. china closet. brick man
tel. brick basement, sidewalk and cement
walks around tho house, back porch
screened. Lot fdxl3e to alley, $3.50: terms,
$50 per acre for ISL acres at Big
Cottonwood, Is shares or water In the
Tanner ditch. The soil and the lHy OF
the land is perfect. for gardening and
potatoes and fruit raising. 9 miles from
street car. Terms $500 down, balance
3 years
6 TO z PER CENT MONEY.
If you have IL mortgage to lift or n
arrangements for your loan ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05
Stock E@ne[h at a
Bar gain

Containing 1,2,O acres. VIII trade or
sell part or all. There is 30 acres under
cultivation Theio is over 10 miles OF
strand barb wire. cedar post fence on
the ranch, in good condition. At pres
ent there is only 200 acres under water.
In, addition to this there is another
stream which can be brought or the
farm at II cost of $500. which would
ho enough water for at least 1000
acres, If not the entire tract. The land
lies SO as II can be easily watered. The
soil is a black loan. In addition to tho
rnnch, there is about 5000 acres OF
grazing land and ono of the best for
est reserves in the state. Tho improve
ments consists OF two small tenant
houses, one good Eranary. good sheds
There is at present on tho ranch
mules, 2 horses, 9 wagons and farm I'm.
Elements. The ranch Is located IA
miles from railroad. One OF our rep
resentntivcs has been over the ranch.
By calling ut our office we can give you
ali the information you desire and II
YOU are Interested we will arrange for
you to see the ranch an dshould YOU
not find 1t to be as represented we Will
may YOUR fare there and back. We have
n price of $4,000 for the noNt ten days.
If you are Interested in a ranch of this
kind call Mt once.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN e TRUST
COMPANY.
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SOMETHING GOOD.

In a Few Choice Residences.
Si9O0--i-n. pr. brick cottage, new;
large front porch. good locR-
ton: 300 cash; balance sl5 n
month.
So, 3o0-5-im. mod pr. brick cottage.
with 5OXl50 feet of ground; No
tice the price--s2,SCO; s1O cash
and balance so per month.
S. 5OD-S-rm. mod. pr. brick. completes
ly furnished Owner viii take
1850 without the furniture,
Can make reasonable terms.
S;;7JN-For n 6.rm. pr. brick bungalow,
I strictly, modern excepting furnace. on
Me. bench; 500 cash. balance easy
terms.
Wo have some exceptionally good
bargains IN vacant residence building
sites, which We can sell on easy terms.
Call and gee us.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
CO W. Third South st.
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HEATING AND LIGHTING PLANT FOR HOTEL UTAH

AM
oruc sotr rat nj generating com
building Vermont
ahmo eIi h .
hay d E
street .
nvea apay hMsIo
being shed rapidly 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

tiled cprwas used as a ,sheltel.by Peary
ands hisscompanions during the winter
night which they spent at Etah. So
the car evidentISiholds the record for
q Journey to the northern lattudes."
Washington Post. Sg5s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

7WILL SELL. YOU AT a BA HSa ,,.s
vacant lots, Il cottnge, or a MODE! h snaw
q in any mart of the city. James Isl h;d shn Il
. & Co, Suite 900, D. y. Walker Di's', 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

FOR BARGAINS IN REAL EsF!Al'lllh1
{ 80 Gt SEE s
~ ,ANDERSON-CuM %,
EST South State st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

f&nsl.E,l MS" for Homes. Building Lo's'
M o. Fire Insurance. Ny.
INVESTMENT COMPAA.nt'
( ~ 90 w. 3rd South.
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ny. z OWNER, 4-RooM BRICK; ny
.urn. cheap, 4l5 East 9Th SO. Bell ssot!
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
THE HOOKW0RH ~
TOO MUCH FOR Rim

ST LOUIS. Special.-Nlssouri
viii not be represented AZ tbs Ma
tlonal Hookworua Convention called
20 assemble AZ Atlanta. Ga. on Jan
larry 18th. Az laast not 60 far as Gov
-rrnor HatIay Is concerned The Cow
e-no~ said Sd after he ha1 perusec
A letter from Tom T. Cannon. % 81
louis. head of thr Bua-ness Men
League Ok 81 Louis
Mr.. cannon wanted 20. know ~ TIE
Governor had named delegates 20 THIS
meeting and ne said 81 Louis wouio
ike 20 have the National HoOkFH orIn
Conference next year. The GoFt=Tnor
inclined 20 ridlcule the purposes 81
John Ia Rockefeller ~ conference. and
aid ne had not been requested q
appolnt delegates 20 me Atlanta gath
ring and that he would not DO so
he aid that ne has national conVen
tons representing almosA every thlnl
/ else under the s-zn. but Wodlo draw
/ the line on hOoEWorn meetings. -
Y Car as the GoveenSr koOws the hook
! worm has not s. friend 80 the state
lad ne doesn't tntend 20 give u ON
claI recog nitioh al this time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
WOMAN'S SCHOOL
FOR DANVILLE
Baptist Education Commission
Approves Plan for New
College.

DASITT.E. -Special--A spf-
-I.t committee 90 tne Baptist ----
.-r.1~ comm, ss-or ~ NirE-ria, consist
~ U- 81 IS Pl-r Rev. j. G. he1-
.-r and Judge william r t-ar ss-
-fe t.eav viewed tne local situation
-L.tI.- o. esta hltsnirE 1 woman coy
IL r,-.s ~Irv. On the site zoo ty
500 f-es on west Main street. re-
..--.-- r-rtr-pt fr~ che purr-ler
IRE conrnlttee approved ne loeA
-~-a-- r. .fa cor r~ .--..~ n cas-. -.-
r-thutic- oC tlc.clo 90 me @choe., ~
-.4r4 r.u..frf.- uflL r-rt. ~ 900. GO
r.r.--.. gene uFe-- ~" .-'
sum vu beEi- Nontaf- Tith -e-r7
--lrec- -
-re buudluz 7iu bs r@~-stoTs
--.-- a--r -rur-. ...rr baseun-"- lrt SUR
r.s--r.-. COSTING $4,000. and " la &C
---rnrrafe $50 boa ~d~rs-
prasr Cor rEe u-lotnG nave
--nuE arF approved
-re school VIII be selt-slp pofti p s
% uul bear the name % the pr
K here. the Roanoke woman N-i
I exc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
COURTS ENMITY
OF UNITED STATES
MaduRz Administration In Nicaragua
SAY Rough Things About United
States Marines

WASHINGTON. ID. -Special-Ths
administration 90 Fresldent Madriz- o.
Nicaragua. IS. puruosedly or otherwise.
doing It's best GO. get IN bad with
TIE GoternmenJ of tho United states
The latest PROOF OF THIS Is contained
in verbal aetack on the Unhea
states and United states Ofncers lsst
Monday night az a banquet given AZ
Grenasa-
In addltI0a Minister General Bao2
contemptuously referred 20 visiting
United States marine officers nom
United States ships "a Corinto a.
-stokels from tins Yankee shipa az
Coriuto." and reproached certain OF
/ bls fellow Nicar4glans FOR what rs
declared 60 be their attempt 70 cnrrE
I favor with Americans generally ans
t their Governm ent-
/ Thls outbreak on the part OF a Eie2.
raguan ofhclal is calmly regarded AZ
the state Department as an eNcelLe -
Illustration OF the existing oonVtcsto 2
here that NlcaraEuans in genera anA
the Nadriz Government In particular iE
not only strongly lacking In diplomacy
but ia ordinary common sense