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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS.
BEA UTlFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERN COTTAGES.
BARGAINS
BA RGAINS.

4 rooms. bufr brick cottages, close TO 9Th
East and 9th South street, and good
south front. large lot, cement walks
and basement, buffet Kitchen, cleo
trio fixtures. 500 cash: $40 per
month; price S2500
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rooms, modern bungalow. located on
9th East street; east front, full ce-
ment basement, cement walks,
large front and rear porches. sleep
ing porch, buffet kitchen, built-in
mantel and book cases window
seat. hardwood floors; $500 cash;
$50 per month; price $4,000
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rooms. located on First avenue: the
choicest location In the city and
the biggest bargain; It's beautiful,
modern bungalow In every respect.
with good lot. full cement base
ment, all lathed and plastered par
titions, hot water heat; beautiful
rooms, and finished in the finest
shape; buffet kitchen, beautiful
bullt-in msntei and book cases,
hardwood floors. laundry, set tubs,
IN fact, every convenience known
10 a modern home. Let us show
il 10 you. II is a beauty. Price
$500, Terms arranged
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THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS.
INVESTIGATE

THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS
INVESTIGATE
$780, room cottage on east side. part
ly modern. large lot. nicely i'm =
proved. Terms. 5000 cash and bal
ance like rent.
S2700-New iroom modern pressed brick
cottage. S. e. part Of city. Lot
37ixll0 fl. Cement cellar, lawn
and walks, This place can be had
on easy terms.
s2sO0-New 5-room modern pressed brick
cottage on car line. Lot 31bXl25
$500 cash and balance $50 per
month.
S2S50-New 4-room modern cottage. S. Il.
part OF city. Lot 35X125 Il. Lawn
and walks. Terms. 5000 cash and
balance S25 per month
4 FINE FLAT OR APARTMENT SITE.
S32O0-Corner lot, 6x1 rods. on car line
paved street sidewalks and sewer
This Is a rare bargain and Will not
last long. Can make easy terms.
See us for all kinds OF insurance.
METROPOLIS REALTY co.
200 Walker Bank Bldg
Phone Wasatch l2iS.
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|ra CASH WILL BUY ONE OF THE
t.l equipped restaurants in the heart
b ,bs business district. doing a good
|nirsss: seats 80 people; good reasons
n ssIlng. Address RIA. Tribune. $3.50
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TYPEWRITER.S
ysnCoND.HAND CLOTHING

Phons WnoW AWAY OLD CLOTHES.
vas l2Is-W-pays best prices.
r1921
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NEW BUNGALOW.

10th East near 10th South. a beauty. 4
large, airy rooms. large front porch.
screened back porch. buffet Kitchen. fine
plumbing: full basement. large lot. with
coops. Easy terms. VIII take lot az
lirSt payment,
TRADE FOR y PAIR OF LOTS
AS first payment, a new 4-room notified
prick bungalow has fireplace. cement
basement, maple floors. sleeping porch,
ouilt-in buffet $1,000. Easy terms.
\ BUNCH OF SNAPS
5-room frame. lot 50x1G5. $500
Broom frame on Washington ST. $3.50
New i-room brick bungalow. lot 50Nl20.
on State ST, $500. ANY terms,
f-room brick on 1lth South. $3.50. ANY
terms
South, s2500.
A 9-room house lot 5oxl5O. on 18th
South. $3.50
\ 6-room, 2-story. modern frame on
2nd ave. $3.50. Any terms
a 6-room modern brick on End ave. for
$4,000. Terms, or Will take lot as first
payment.
500 WILL BUY
A i-room frame cottage on Kimba ave,
Balance $1,000 per month. Price $1,000,
See IL
DO YOU
Own a lot? Let us build YOU A pretty
bungalow. No cash required. Easy
payments. Investigate We have
hundreds OF beautiful plans to show you,
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
HOME BUILDERS COM
PANY,
323 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
WAS. 2O3O. WAS. 2o3l.
s75s
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HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN 81 TRUST
COMPANY.
% East First South. Wasatch pa
.-co
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SPECIALIi

SPECIAL,
5-room pressed brick cottage,
large sleeping porch: large lot;
beautiful south front, on 9th South
near 9th East Price $4,000. re-
duced to s245O. for one week only;
$3.50 down. easy monthly pay
ments This place Is renting for
SIS per month. AS an investment
il emit be beat II Will pay for
Itself by rentals alone, Think 1t
over!
a-room modern bungalow, Aka
rods, beautifully located. south
t east, near 5th East and Sth South.
$3.50 $3.50 cash, $50 per month.
BUILDING LOTS.
5ox1i5 feot. on 10th East near
7th South. $3.50. $50 down. $40 per
month.
80 feet. west front, or. Lincoln
ave. near 1lth South. $500: $50
down. $40 per month.
4oxi2s feet. on Lincoln ave
near 9th South. 1915; $3.50 cash.
$40 per month.
rods, west front. on D street
near ith ave. $4,000.
THE ALLIANCE CG. INVESTMENT
II Main st. Phone WINS. 4ifs.
1922
BARGAIN IN WEST SIDE HOME.
s-room brick lot 4Azs rods. near ard N.
and 3rd w. $1,000.
We have sold ground for 800 per front
foot not over Block from this property.
4oxl1s on 18th e., near 5th So, $1,000.
4oxs1 on 9Th So. bet. 9Th and eth r.,
10 rods from paved street. $1,000
Aoxl2o. corner 9th ave. and l St. $500,
5ox1so, on Douglas ave near End So.
$1,000.
A country home. very close In. 10-room
mod. brick, hot water heat. 90 flne lots
go with H. $500.
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. w. end So.
se17
SPECIAL CONFERENCE SNAPS.
Nice lot, close In, with Ar. b. cottage
and 3-r frame In rear. on easy terms:
can rent one and help make your pay
ments, $500
AR. mod, l. p. b., large lot. southeast;
5-r. mod. 10th f. and 10th So: s2G5O
Some choice lots. 10th w, and Ind So
to cx for improved property. east side
Special bargains in lots, 10th So and
Ind East.
st w. Ala. $500
TWO CORNERS. ONE SXil RODS AND
one 3t18 rods. suitable for apartments
eyenne. ey Dm"'' r1sss
MANY HAVE FOUND A CONSISTENT
readInE OF the wants we'll worth while
|u gaining full measure Of profit and
successfully not you?
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9TH ave, Groom brick modern. sleep
ing porch. cement ba sement lawn, hedge
shade, sewer, walks. $500 cash. $500
per month
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"a. EXTRAORDINARILY

20 air ri"sIIrUTE. RUSSIAN DRY
.sttluops tand and electrical treatments.
heiuy Ears Ears and moles removed by
7''ks Arc. dSust development. Suite 22S.
cue Was. 6003. 1851
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CATTLE RANCH.

CATTLE RANCH,
A RARE FARM AND CATTLE RANCH
OPPORTUNITY.
$3.50.
100 ACRES CHOICE LAND, GOOD o.
ROOM HOUSE. BARN AND ALL M
PROVE,MENTS. VERY BEST OF
LAND. DEEP BLACK; BEST OF WA
TER RIGHTS. GOOD RANGE FAClLI-
TIES: NEAR SCHOOLHOuSE. CHURCH,
ETC. GOOD COMMUNITY.
CASH MARKETS FOR ALL PROD
UCTS,
EASY TERMS. SEE US QUICK.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG. CO..
323 so MAIN. s87G
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Nickels and dimes that are put
Into Park valley farms arc seeds
Of prosperity.
In A short time they will in
crease tenfoid and over.
Park valley farm land is being
sold so low that almost anyone
can afford 10 buy it,
The price IS only SIS and $3.50
per acre. Terms are one-filth
down and five years TO pay the
balance
And remember. the land is ali
good
Gasoline pump wells furnish a
plentiful supply OF water.
The crops raised in this valley
are prize winners. They are pro-
duced In abundance. too. The
average yield is often greater
than that OF land which costs
from five TO ten times as much.
You should investigate Park
valleys offerings
Write TO-DAY for FREE book
let.
PACIFIC LAND e WATER co.
1909 Walker Bank Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah
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REAL ESTATE e IN
VESTMENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
MUST BE SOLD.
RARCATN

Make us a small down payment, bal
ance monthly like rent. and move your
amily into that beautiful 5-room brick
cottage, No. s22 9th ave. Go and look
at It; examine II thoroughly. then COM
pare II with the other cottages here ad-
vertised.
THIS COTTAGE
has five extra large rooms, woodwork Is
natural finish, handsome mantel in par
lor. reception hall, large clothes closets.
electric fixtures, full cemented basement,
house is connected with city sewer.
bargain for some one.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
WALTER ROMNEY.
32 South Main.
Phone Was. 1890.


Very fine building lots south
east, between two car lines
and only one short block from
paved street
401i63 feet.
Sidewalks and city water in
cluded In price
s525.
500 cash. $40 per month. per
cent interest
An up-to-date flye-room
modern brick house.
Located on 5th South and
9th East.
Lot 414x130 feet
A very good buy at $4,000
Easy terms.
II you own a lot and
haven't money TO build your
house, call and talk the mat
ter over with me. I will fur
nish the money, on very rea-
sonable terms
WALTER ROMNEY,
81 South Main.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILYON

BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY,
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Suburban Homesites
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
HOLIDAY.
ls-ACRE TRACT.

a5-ACRE IkACI.
This makes an ideal home site.
Well located. being city blocks
from car line. Has 6 shares Of
Castro Springs water. Price Is
$4,000 Terms you make.
GOOD HOME AND ACREAGE.
There is II 2 acres, II city blocks
from car Good 5-room brick
house. with high elevation; city
water. light and phone. together
with cellar, granary. barn, hay
shed, ETC.; 90 fruit trees; in al
falra. Water right is the best,
being 23,I shares. Price Is $1,000.
Easy terms.
SEE THIS 80 ACRES
Located on the bench OF Holh-
day Is 80 acres OF choice land.
Well cultivated. Improved with
two-room frame house light and
phone; 500 fruit trees, alfalfa and
grain. There are 40 share OF
water. being ample. The price Ia
only $3.50 per acre or the lump
sum of $4,000. Easy terms. Have
our car call and show you these
properties.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
Was. 1858. 20e Hooper Bldg
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DENHAM'S BARGAINS.

DENHAMS BARGAINS.
i-ROOM BUNGALOW ON SOUTH
east bench. one block from car Lot a0X
lB9 IT. Large basement and Dorches, ce
ncnt walks \ bargain. $4,000, and good
terms.
EAST ON 2ND SOUTH ST.-NEw D.
room modern brick house, large base
mcnt, mantel, porches, walks. lawn,
shade, etc. S35O0.
LOT 60x169 FT.-NEW 5-ROOM MOD
ern house, large basement, msntel, walks.
lawn and shade. This Is a snap. $1,000.
Terms.
EAST ON FIRST SOUTH ST.-7-ROOM
2-story modern brick house. large lot.
full cement basement. mantels. sleeping
porch; modern home. $1,000. and terms
to suit.
a FEW LOTS ON THE ETH EAST
car line nj half the regular price on
monthly payments
SEE Us FOR BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE.
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN
WE WRITE INSURANCE. THAT PRO-
TECTS.
SEE US IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
j. t. DENHAM CO.
w. il33. 3+3 Main st. w 4133.
Successors TO A, n. Humphries.
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.ooNs BEST LOCATION IN
2 RUIZ" furnished and steam heat,
80 we' $500 Good terms.
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OPPORTUNITIES
-. and Roonling Houses

-,-,,e EINE TRANSIENT LOCA-
a d Rooa1a good business, cheap rent;
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PAPER TO CLEAN;
Ermpt and reasonable. Phone Hyland
Al'w. r1203
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.oous CENTRAL LOCATION;
n RoumanIiure hot and cold water In
.pnt n, ia1 steam heat, long lease AL
,tT room, ,,aJe money. s2t00. Terms.
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ous THE BEST IN TOWN
2 Roo' maker THIS is snap. Ask
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~ STREAK OR MAR YOUR PAPER I
WI reaper" Griffin cleans wall pa
6lcom!ncs and all interior decorat-
9se new. Phone Griffin. Hyland
| I-s-W. Prices right. sI95
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BEAUTIFUL HOMES1TE ADDITION.
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE ADDITION.
FOR A SUNDAY RIDE.


FOR A SUNDAY RIDE.
Take the Wandamere car to 18th South
then walk west TO BEAUTIFUL HOME
SITE ADDITION, the garden spot of the
southeast where we Will build you n
COSY cottage TO suit you. where you have
cement walks trees. graded streets, cleo
trIc lights and free water. Lots are all
nicely fenced. We will build you home
and let you pay for IT like rent.
FOURTEEN COTTAGES.
That is the number Of cottages We
have started TO build this spring In Home
site Addition. Why not let us build
home for you? Save the money that YOU
are now throwing away for rent. II will
buy you a home.
MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATE & INVEST
MENT co
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
1923 Walker Bank Bldg
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

s.---.---.o---0~-~0-o------
LINE PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
vxS: ressonab bic prices Orice. -? E
;>adway Was. 3l5f d3l7o
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.,o,,srxEEPING ROOMS; NEAT
y HooDi ~ town. All rented, with q
place. ;" A snap. $500. Terms.
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|trERloR PAINTING CO. PAINTING.
neomlning, tint.ng. wallpaper clean
= YORK guaranteed. Was. l2a6-W.
-2467
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CARPET CLEANING

~ ~. 2ol9 FOR CARPET AND RUG
\ ssasang s,ig S. l. Carpet Cleaning Co
'm East n3207
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TWO CORNERS. ONE sXli RODS AND
one 3ix8 rods. suitable for apartments.
by owner. Wasatch 269T-W. $50 9Th
avenue. rlS35
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IAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE,
~ Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ell. 400.
De, Vas 90io-w r742
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A SPECIAL! SPEC1AL,
only $3.50. Only $3.50.
|l-r,,rn rooming house: rent only 81 ,
4, nom; In the heart OF town. There !
= seysr be a bargain in town like this |
IN Ross {. Davis. i1% S. Main. SAB |
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OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

II SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
esd order restaurant, stock and fix
|-,s rent only sS5: 3-year lease: $500
n quick sale. really worth $1,000, Ross
n Davis ll3 South Main. sit2
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'.sAN AND RESTORE COLORs IN
y and carpets: satisfaction guarau-
- !IsnE Martin. sc ". First South.
,N-e "sSatch 22Gs. olS9S
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HAVE sEyEFAd d;vE snd ESGhpTf0Ma. ToSmins Sonsel
Fn " or snaps OF this KIND.
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|5uCK. BOND ISSUES. INDUSTRIAL,
ytu. railway. mining corporations
|nrsasei underwritten. sold commission
NJ. capital supplied: established
be Reuben 5. Baldwin, IS Cedar st.
|rT Tork. po14
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COMP Y,
SPECIAL SNAP.

323 MAIN STREET
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/, pooNs FURNISHED. A BARGAIN
N tsken at once. 5il State. Was.
cs.w. r-ssS
-N,uNG HOUSE FOR SALE; ABOVE
=, average; east side: Si00 cash. easy
- 10 suit WasatCh 132S-R. $3.50
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'7,saIN IF SOLD AT ONCE: CIGAR
ID candy store li5 Z. md South.
sloS
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|tyT OF THE BEST DELICATESSEN
/ rJ lisht groceries: always busy; owing
Is ,@f health will sell reasonable. See
II ". Dollar lj3 S. Main. s525
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l.. DENHAM CO,
sac Main ST. w. 4l33.
t.SS, teHccessors 10 A. n Humphr'es. -,
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TRADE FOR A PAIR OF LOTS

AS first payment, n new 4-room notified
brick bungalow, has fireplace, cement
basement, maple floors. sleeping porch,
built-in buffet. $1,000 Easy terms
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fATENT ATTORNEYS

q; CAMOMILE. ALL COUN-
"s Reasonable. 1857 Judge
g607
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|EEsTIGATB LIBERAL INVEST
r,n offer being made by the DOMES-
IL Utilities MEG. co, An oppor-
|rsy 10 make an Independent income.
|;tt capital needed. Re your own boss
|hfteulsrs 720 KearDs bldg. s13i
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" ..ggrSSITyoN STTyoN HOME BUILDERS co.
:. So3 South Main ST. Was.
y 203l.
s251
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-12

Washington, Nov. H. Conferences
being held between William Rayard
Hale and Gen. Stenustiano Carrariza at
Nogales are interpreted In official cir
cles as the first open move by the Unit
ed State to show it's interest in the
constitutional movement in Mexico.
No officials would comment on Hale S
exact status, but on previous occasions
when he spent three months in Mexico
City, the president let it bel known that
Hale was there as his personal friend.
There is little doubt that while Hale
still retains the character of an unof-
fetal envoy, he is furnishing the gov
ernment information for official pur-
poses. .
Tokyo, Nov. 12.-The Japanese ar
mored cruiser Izurno has been ordered
to Mexican waters for the protection
of Japanese subjects. %. -
Officials of the Japanese foreign Of
flee declare the sending Of the Izumo
to Mexico is merely a precautionary
measure in case the situation becomes
critical. The impression prevails that
the Japanese government first sound
ed the United States in connection
with the sending Of warship, to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-12
NAY QUIT LONG
BANK CUSTOM

New York, Nov. 12.-Some of the
largest banks here are discussing a
plan to discontinue the custom of
overcertifying brokers' accounts. This
agitation is the result of a recent de-
sAksion by the United States supreme
court In connection with the collapse
of the Hooking Valley coal pool in
1910. The National City bank and
the Mechanics & Metals National
bank were involved in that deal to
the extent of several hundred thous-
and dollars.
Decentralization of Brokers ac-
count simply means that a bank ex-
tends it's credit from the opening hour
Of business until 3 o'clock by which,
transaction implies that the bank
trusts the broker without the safe
guards attending the long time COM
merctal loan, these being invariably
accompanied by some prime endorse
ment or form of collateral.
The custom under the keen compe-
tition OF the big banks and trust com
panies grew to huge proportions. That
1t has been a source Of revenue to the
institutions which specialized In these
accounts has never been denied.
AS result of the decision against
the two local banks In the Booking
Valley case, 1t was said that the stock
exchange will be asked to form q
company to guarantee the accounts
OF its members. This plan is not fav-
ored by the more conservative element
on the exchange, who argue that OBJ
jections to the prevailing system could
be overcome by having the borrower
attach note to his daily loan.
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Cleveland, Nov 12.--Sunny weather
and a, rising temperature assisted the
work of restoration to normal condi-'
tons of this city. The railroads ex-
pect to be running trains nearly on
schedule time within twenty-four
hours. Street cars in limited numbers
resumed this morning 49,
Fifteen hundred babies have been
without milk for thirty-six hours
With the snow two to six feet deep[
the problem of distributing the avail
able food. milk and coal caused great
anxiety. The grocers in the suburbs
have empty shelves, although the
downtown wholesalers have sufficient
to last several days more ~
Duluth, Mimi, Nov. s12.-G. A. Tom
1inson, Of the line Of boats bearing his
name. received word last night that
another steamer besides the" L. G.
Waldo. is ashore at Taper harbor,
which is near Manitou and close to
Eagle Harbor. What the name of this
boat Is. has not yet been learned.
The H. B. Howgood of the Acme
Transit Co., ashore above Port Huron.
according to Mr.. Tomlinson, easily
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IGNORANCE IS.
NO EXCUSE

Minneapolis, Nov. 12.-Miss Lucy A.
Hall Of Chicago, speaking at the Pur-
ity congress. declared it is now too
late for the old sophistry: IF you see
no fragrant wrong and do not hear too
much about It, your not seeing and
eradicating the wrong"
Miss Hall said: People now know
that binding the eyes and stopping
the ears does not remove the evil.
Silence does not cure"
Use the Injunction.
Use the injunction, to stop the
segregation Of vice"
This was the advices given yesterday
at the international Purity convention.
by Arthur Burrage FarwelI, of Chica-
go, secretary of the Hyde Park Pro-
tective association of Chicago, which
for fifty years has fought the illegal
sale of intoxicating liquors, gambling
and other immoral conditions.
The association, Mr.. Farwell said,
had carried to the Illinois supreme
court, eleven cases, ten of which had
been decided in It's favor. The last
case, that in which the supreme court
had granted an injunction against
Chicago house of III repute, was cited
as a guide. Evidence was submitted,
he said, that the officials Of the city
WSI5 NAoldL4LS tloL only LIS laws OF
their own city, but of the state, by
tolerating restricted districts.
"On July 2, 1872" said Mr.. Farwell,
Honor Jesse e. Baldwin. judge of the
superior court Of Cook county, granted
temporary injunction against q
house of i'll repute. The significance
Of that case is this, that the Judge
went over the heads Of the mayor and
the general superintendent of police
and closed an illegal resort which
these city officials had allowed to be
operated. 1t was a notice to these Of
ficials that here was a power they
could not control and a notice to the
vice lords that here was power that
the mayor and general superintendent
OF police could not protect them from.
"a case like this urged Mr.. Far
we'll, "can be brought against any
house Of ill-repute in the United
States where q property owner near
them is damaged to a greater degree
than the damage to the general pub
lie and where sights and sounds are;
Objectionable" .E IN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-12

Columbus, Nov. 12.-Today was
governors day at the session of the
Anti Saloon League convention, with
speeches by Governors Hanna OF
North Dakota and Hodges of Kansas,
on the night programme.
Former Gov. Malcolm r. Patterson,
Of Tennessee was the central figure at
this afternoons session. Twice elect
ed governor on wet" ticket. Patter-
son came to Columbus in a special car,
accompanied by Gov. Ben Hooper, to
endorse the nation wide programme
for eliminating the saloon.
Patterson gave striking address. He
said in part:
''The Saloon league and I have
not always been friends. The paths
we Travelled were wide apart. My
path has turned in its course. It ran
into her and now we find ourselves on
the same road, marching in the same
direction, under the same flag, actuat-