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The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

WAof1lN0l ON, April Z3.-Secre
tary Redfield today made public fol
the first time his views on the white
slave traffic problem. which comes di
rectly under his supervision as head
OF the department OF commerce. His
statement follows:
BY WILLIAM c. REDFIELD,
Secretary Of Commerce.
Copyright, 1913, by the United Pres,
AssOciatiOnD
| have been intensely interested in
statements that have appeared in the
public press in the course of the dis
cussion of the causes of immortality
some alleging that low wages them.
selves are an incentive to vice, and
others at the opposite extreme, say
ing that low wages have nothing to dc
with the vice question.
There seems to be truth lying
somewhere between these two eX-
tremes. OF course, lack of virtue is
not a mathematical equation. The
declaration that an insufficient wage
is of itself temptation to wrong
doing is In itself untrue. 1t is not a
case of so few dollars and so much
vice, or Of so many more dollars and
so much less vice. 1t is absurd to
say any mere difference in wages--oi
itself alone-is the cause of misdoing
The vast majority. aye. many more
than the mere majority of women and
men, however humble their means and
however hard their privations, are
wholesome and pure in ~ life. The
strength OF character which most
working girls show under difficult cir
cumstances puts them among those
who do the nation honor.
Wages a Temptation.
On the other hand, suppose a girl
who has to work for self-support, Is
so obliged to pinch to keep her body
and soul together as to be deprived
of all wholesome amusement or re-
creation. All work and no play-and
very ill-paid work to boots as bad
for jill as 1t Is for Jack, and it makes
life dull and dreary. Every normal
instinct for society and pleasure is
shut out by labor and poverty Some
times food insufficient in quantity and
Of poor quality Is all that can be got
ten and sometimes, too, the poison OF
fatigue affects the health. Let this
go on for months or years.-is 1t no,
natural that girl should be discour
aged? When sdiscouragement Is kept
up too long. and the normal instincts
Of youth are crushed continually, .s
there not danger that the discourage
ment shall become despair, and once
in the state of despair is a glitterine
temptation, perhaps devil disguised
as An agel of light. easier or harder tc
meet?
Leave the actual figures out Of con
sideration for moment: Is there not
danger in anything which keeps work
| ing people--men or women-constant
| " distressed? Take the case of Q
weakened moslems could hold cut M
! longer, and signified TO the Montene
| iContiuued on Page EighO
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
Legislature Resorts to Clov q
Ruse to Defeat Japansse g q
Their Desire 70 Corner
Real Estate n
PROHIBITS AMERICANS III
SELLING TO FORElGlJEIlB
Purchaser Must BE Other IT,
Alien to Come Within &
Bill Y

WASHINGTON, April 49,
President Wilson consldevs ~
Japanese Developments In col1s
fornia 90 ssrious tkat 10 M tooos 81
oraphsd Gov. johnson an4 tDDo q
legislative ieadsrss asking wllo1p
er II will be soeeptable for oops u
retary Of State 6ryan q. vlolt o0osRM
ramsnto to counsel With the ~
ernor and the leglsiatueo, aW6 -
incorporate In the framing 81 = laM M
which will meet the vIevso - ~ ~
californlans and still net laeoC II
fers with sxtstIng tseatlsa.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. April 23.t'
tacking the anti-alien iand-0wning ~
uation from an angle entirely diGeren<
from any embraced IN the various
measures thus far offered In the 1egiDs
lature, Senator Birdsall today made
il known that he had prepared Tor Tn
PRODUCTION bill directed against the
American who. would sell land to =
foreigner ineligible To citizenohip.
BY this inverse statement OF the
proposition, Senator Birdsall bellows
that the same end will be accomplish
ed as more direct bill without strain
ing any diplomatic relations. He did
not prepare his final draft OF the biIl
until he had assured himself that IA
rights Of native Californians.
Birdsall stated today that he wOuIo
hold the bill In reserve. unlee1 ~
present apparent demonetratt0n q
pass an afien. exclusion bill nhenl1
cwindle through pressure from Wno1
ington. II will be introduced to6At
and held In committee unless the 60
tfngeucy anticipated shosaSd aSt91y y1sSy.:
Through this BILL" said BirduAl1
"the legislation will be directed
! against our own people. No other No
tion could possibly take umbrage. And
after all. II 1t Is granted that owner
ship of land by ineligible aliens n Z
menace. the restraint should fall upon
the man who would sell to an unas
similabe foreigner and not upon the
latter because he wants to purchase
or lease It,"
The Birdsall bill reads.
1T shall be unlawful for any per
son. firm or corporation to sell, ol
otherwise dispose OF, or lease for 1
period longer than four years any rea
property within California, to AMI
alien, aliens or corporation. major
ity OF whose stock is held, by altenl
ineligible TO citizenship kndeX thu
United States naturalization LAWS.
Provided. however. that the act
shall not apply to real property gener
| ally known and considered more val
liable for timber, oil, or mining enter
| prises.
ANY person. firm or corporation
| found guilty under the provisions o.
this act shall be fined not less thar
$500. and such sale. lease or transfer
shall be null and void"
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
THE WEATHER

For Detroit md vicinityf Wednes sday
night 0Md Thursday cloudy with show
ers and thunder storms, and ThursdR y
cooler; brtsk tO high sonth and west
Winds.
Fer Lower MichtRaui shov~rs and
thunder storms tonight md ThurSday
COOLER Thursday.
For the tpper I.skest Brisk and high
shifting win - with squalls, showers
and thunder-.orms tonight rnd Thurs
dayt cooler Thursday.
For the Lower LWkesi brisk south
and southwest winds with squalls
showers and thuRder.toru- tonig ht and
ThursARyt cpol~r Thursday.
One year ngO today Highest tent
perWture. ST. lowest. \3Ss meup. ~
clear weather.
The sun sets tonight rt 6i22 md rises
Thursday nt Sf37 q. m.
The moon rises ne f0ttp p. m.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
MAKE UPLIFTING
PLANS STRONGER
TOENDSLAVERY
Such Is Appeal to Nation Of
Secretary of Commerce
Redfeld
KEEP BOYS AND GIRLS
BETTER OCCUPIED
Girls Should Not Go Forth to
Support Selves Un-
taught
SEC. REDFiELD'S REMEDY
FOR WHITE SLAVERY

Lack of virtue Is not
mathematical equation.
Vastly more than majority of
men and women are good.
We must create conditions to
strengthen the forces that
lift up
We must take away the
downward drag on all our work
ers.
Our boys and girls must be
trained In some vocational
work so that they can take ad-
vantage of the minimum wage
law.
We must not put our girls
untaught into the work Of self
support under conditions w-h
lead to moral overstrain.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

WEST NEWTON. Pa.--Business
men, whose wives are suffragists and
club women. have organized a cooking
club. They claim that civic AFFAIRS
keep their wives busy elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
HENRY MINCEL IS
HURT in RUNAWAY
Head Is Gashed When He Is
Dragged Along Pavement
on Woodward

Henry Mincel, well.lsnown coal and
wood dealer at No. 297 Hancock-ave.
east, was seriously injured when a
horse he was driving ran away at
Woodward and Palmer-aves., Wednes-
day morning. Mr. Mince was drag.
ged along the street for several blocks
and ten stitches were required TO close
the wounds In his head. The horse
in its mad flight finally collided with
dirt wagon and was killed.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

CAMBRIDGE. aMss.--Radcliffe cob
lege has appointed eight girl cops
from the student boy. The cops will
arrest anyone caught giggling or talk
Ing at lectures.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
VOICE CULTURE LESSONS FOR "HELLO' GIRLS

MIDDLETOwN. y. Y.--Frank Wal
tiers. an English sailor. with letter
from the Carnegie commission prom
ising him medal for bravery. was
arrested for stealing a ride on
freight train.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

ST, PAULA telephone company
operating here and In Minneapolis has
contracted to give the hello girls les
sons In voice culture. and thus soothe
the ire Of impatient patrons.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
Chinese 10 Float Loan.

LONDON, April pa group OF
London Hnanciers received telegram
yesterday notifying, them that the
Chinese government was ready TO
negotiate with the "fve-power~ group"
q loan OF $125, ZOO, 900 at Ave per cent.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
Peddler kidnaped Boy.

COLUMBUS. Miss, April 23.--A
hoy taken from W. G. Walters, All
irinerant peddler here several days
ago, suspected of being four.year-old
Robert Dunbar. missing from his
home I'm Opelousas, La. since last
August. late yesterday was identified
by Mrs. G. p. Dunbar, the child's
mother.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
STOPS TOBACCO HABIT

Elders sanitarium, located at its7
Main-st., st. Joseph. Mo. has published
a book showing the deadly effect of the
tobacco habit. and how " can be
stopped In thrcc 10 nve days
As they are distributing this book
free anyone wanting q copy should send
their name and address at once.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
Seek Honor For WhltIock,

WASHINGTON. April 23.-Asking
that Mayor Brand Whitlock OF Toledo
be appointed minister TO switzerland.
John Odyre and Marshall Shepey, Of
Toledo, came TO Washington yester-
day.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

Minneapolis IL preparing TO appoint
women on it's police force.
Los Angeles juvenile court Is being
by legislative commit
tee
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

TANGO EASY TO LEARN
Aud properly taught et Areo4Do - -
prtvsse lesson fev o1-1o. WQoeD 60
Two step. pS. Gpaaa S&e3.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
MARKET OPENS
DULL and HEAVY

NEW YORK, April 23.--The stock
market opened dull and heavy.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

ss sSe Wsyae GarSsns. - e&onu1oo
shsp pvases s6r tie wa1eno68 eoooQo1 u
Ne preseuteA. TIE Woyue - 1n1n
BY tie Desrses Uupoee.--Adv. /
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

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The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
THE WEATHER

WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURS
DAY CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS,
THURSDAY COOLER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
Insurance Notes.

The American Surety company of New
York has Withdrawn from Canada
Kenneth Medcraft. special agent fol
the Hanover, Delaware. and Peoples Fire
compa MES, is IN the city and is doni-
ciled at the Semloh
The Intermountatn Surety company
was recently granted charter at Hell
enar Mont The organization is to have
900.
1t is reported that the liability In
surancs on the recent mine disaster nea,
Cardiff Wales. In which about 400 nner
a million dollars, The loss falls most
heavily upon London. Lloyds.
A pamphlet entitled, ''The Registra tior
Of Vital Statistics and Good Business
ts being circulated by the Metropolitan
Life. through It's statistical bureau, In
charge OF DR.. Louis ]. Dublin.
D. A. Homan. Of this city. has been
given charge OF the insurance depart
ment OF the Bettiyon Home Builders
companies, Three companies are repro
sented by the firm. viz. The British
New York and the Aetna Accident &
In last weeks account OF the agency
States Life of California. held at the
Hotel Utah on October 23. the name OF
+. William Johnson. home office agency
director. was ,unintentionally omitted
from the list Of those who took part In
the several meetings. Mr.. Johnson ac-
companied Vice President H j. Saun-
dcrs and Special Agent H. F. Miller,
In order to be present at the conyen-
ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
IS Of the Insurance World

week or SO ago. Mr. Farrell who, who
was the only delegate from Utah al the
natlonel convention of life underwriters,
held In Atlantic City, In giving an ac-
count Of what the convention did. said
were so valuable to the field men tha {
he regretted all were not able to attend.
Mr.. Farrell thought that an inter-moun-
tain association. which could meet regu-
larly once q year at given pla &c, would,
In measure. help take the place for
national meetings. and by illustra tou
give them an idea OF the value of the
national organization and thus encour-
age more OF them TO go to the national
conventions than are now going
Since Mr.. Farrell made his talk Pres
tion. and F. c. Hathaway president OF
the Life Managers association, have dis
cussed the question, with the result that
an inter-mountain association. 1T would
seem, is almost an assured fact
w. L. Hathaway. OF San Francisco.
ance congress-. which is to be held in
connection with the Panama-Paciflc ex-
position, has been expected IN Salt Lake
for several weeks past to make known
his plans TO the insurance men of the
state: Mr.. Hathaway was last week
TO meet with the insurance agents of
that he has named April 6, 1914 at which
time the railroads will giye reduced
rates into Salt Lake City.
Manager F. G. Hathaway will leave for
ture for the, purpose. OF talking up the
inter-mountaln association project, and
upon his return the proposed asSocia-
ton Will be organized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

the United States the crop is plentiful
and good and, almost from the opening
of the market, the price on the other
side has been 10 cents lower than hero.
In. spite of the high price no hops have
been brought to market, and Che sur
vlvlng growers are enjoying their ven
gcnnce to the fullest extent. All of
them can hold on as long as they please
and with the season two weeks old
there are no signs Of weakening on
their part. The only buyers who are
happy arc those who foresaw the con-
ditions early enough to buy American
crops in advance, some Of whom have
made fortunes on their deals.
Other buyers are very pessimistic
over the situation and declare that the
cheapness Of hops in the United States
cannot save the situation long, as the
price there is bound to go up as soon
as the American growers realize the
situation here. Some Of the dealers are
already predicting that the price VIII
finally surpass The historic level of
1882.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
"CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Move acids, gases and clogged
waste from liver and
bowels.
Get q 10-cent box now.

'V-ScuL DoA now
That awful sourness. belchinc of acid
and foul gases; that pain in the pit
OF the stomach, the heartburn, ner-
yousness, nausea, bloating after eating
dizziness and sick headache, means q
dlsoIdered stomach, which cannot be
regulated until you remove the cause.
lt ism, your stomach IS fault Your
stomach is as good as any.
Try Cascarets; they Immediately
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
und,igested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the bow
els Then your stomach trouble is end
ed. a Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. 10-cent box from
any drug store will keep your stomach
sweet; liver and bowels regular for
months Don't forget the children
their little insides need good, gentle
cleansing, too. (Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
IRE HOPPING
MARKET
Who Stuck to ''Los-
! IA" Have Reason
! 10 Rejoice.

Nov. 2.-The London hop
.osriencing a crisis unpre-
"a the famous season of
ans attained q price never
lie or since.
years English hops have
Il but Of a poor quality,
q price was so low that
-sker growers were driven
"a. leaving only the inde-
az In the field. This sea-
in England and Austria IL; is
IA the market had hardly
4 prices began TO soar. In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

Win your share of those wonderful prizes listed
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
rce Mon Reorganlze.

rance Mon keorgaulAos
n,rety mems associat ton.
.unched ebout three years
|Iranized at the Commercial
.-day evening, and will here
q members agents OF cas-
- The company will here
*'n as "The State Casualty
.socIation. Temporary Of
''nointed as follows: Il. II,
ID Houston Real Estate &
-rmpany, president, and V.
a he Tracy Loan & Trust
.retary. Representatives OF
-Ify and surety companies
I5iah were present at the
.-jdant Selbaoh on Saturday
reorganized association
;fely make application for
the national association.
N Will be held at the Same
midday evening, at which
n officers will be elected
Of vast importance to the
nj be discussed and acted
Imitation In expected to In
nation in New York and
lin respect to g reduction
1,umIsslons recently set In
&'perintendent OF Insurance
"a York. and followed by
commissioners Of a num-
statos. The reduction OF
nd brokerages deals prin-
Id liability end Of the In
.egs. and became effective
4 month ago by virtue of
.Ied by the insurance de-
(hat state, which went so
fflat II higher oom missions
4 pcr cent were permitted
New York department
.osed 10 revoke tho licenses
Ia company.
< <iaaIoner Done left here last
~ San Antonio. Texas.
,salst In the examination OF
a Fire Insurance company.
a he would proceed to New
&<nrning home and endeavor
1dlflcation Of Superintendent
"a Mr Done holds that
1grious parts OF the country
hat any general reduction
would be unfair and un-
authorlty has pointed out
"A New York state distances
shorter, travelling Is less
In Utah and other west
there is @ big concentra-
N1Is values which makes 1t
man to get a good com
at e small expense. AT
the agents In a more
country have q long dis
and big expense. These
<ufnents have been voiced
% the apparent intention
mt Emmet's ruling In New
0mpanies operating IN that
ave uniform commissions
ountry.
ce commissioner for Colo
b 10 see the United States
ones for the purpose of
ID allowing O diferential to
rence In the cost Of doing
aren't sections. The zone
khlckly populated section
the unit where commits
be smallest. From that
1ns could be graded higher
uade necessary. The COM
colorado has written Su-
mmet In detail. setting
and adding that the pro-
In tho wost would be
casualty underwriters.
q said, Is firm In the posi-
AIKEN, and holds that the
Emen's compensation will
TO place the liability in
on O scientific basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

vided as follows: One hundred and six
life compan MES, $3.50, 1858: III Ameri-
can fire and marine companies, s520,195, =
900: 3S fraternal orders. Sl43,692 ,03i; 81
foreign fire and marine companies, S132,-
1913. 24l. and 30 casualty and surety COM
panies. S123.aS6, ,00i. There are % Amer
lean life companies larger than the larg-
est fire company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
Funeral Of Mrs. Reynolds.

Funeral services for Mrs Amanda
Reoecca Reynolds. wife OF the late S
NJ Reynolds. were held yesterday after
noon at the Emmanuel Baptist church.
The Rev l. S. Bowerman, pastor OF the
church, was In charge. Special music
was given by the church choir. Burial
was IN Mt. Ollvet cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
Millionaire Companies.

There arc 827 insurance compa nles OF
the United States and Canada in the
millionaire lass, having assets aggregat-
ing 100000 Or more. The assets OF
these companies total s5,6oO12S279 d.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03
Atcs TO organjzs.

s<s ssment on foot among
- n,an men looking to the
n.ain s;,i Association of
a, GLE embracing tha states
"a" r"'saoo. = Nevada. Wyo-
ana Montana, the
Sl body. q" auAi-
a" srooched by VIII
regularly quarterly Is,
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the o
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ted BY Income Plan.

Errat!on of the value @
.ce is shown In the cas-
orEe W, Bennett. Of To
1eral manager Of tn
Automobile company
weeks ago. following a
|ppendicitis- Mr.. Bennett
one Of tho old line lege
ZEE. which gives the fol
Lnk account Of his in
bald t101.4s3 Of insur-
company, $4,000 of
ned within ak months
n tho 20-payment nfe
policy of s11.433 (in-
1s) on the 10-payment
I1eued In 1908. at age
Insurance was made
fnsured's wife. as d.
under option "a"
Iyilege Of surrender,
nteelng to her an in
Qf $30a2.99 per ennum,
endh OF surplus inter-
% apportioned. The
q OF dividends now In
fease her annual In
NJ. MI Bennett had
minors, whom he ap-
onungent benehoiarles. ,
lhe survivor, to sue
ofne rights OF the bsn-
ner death, with the
. mat each contingent
cr reaching ago 35,
right 10 withdraw In
% the principal sum.
act Mr.. Bennett pro-
ue named 10 his wife
With continuance dur
his two SONS. unless,
nge 30. they choose
~ principal Of $780,
q the Insurance Mr..
: 'o only one premium
J "a Example Of the ad-
1 ceping III touch with
Mr, Bennett was
INC modorn type and
! rsiew. After several
( cnt Bent him word that
Y nov him some TEA
owing about his old
: 3 no form OF income
Deen selected. Tho
= 2puons Of settlement.
) Benefits policy
that he applied Tor
> March 27, took an.
{! April 15. and on NAV
. qan1SSed a1S to apply for IAN an
Uov; bringing tho to-
dye limit OF s1O0. 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-03

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awarding Of the prizes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-02
THE RECORD ERA IN SPORT

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in
o. single
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each with Its audience and
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usands OF .n
rise
of Will
OF
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In
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paid fort help
whole Itself question
found much In the
OF
personal intere
a
have
he
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coNprssEs TO KILLING.

Nohtrose. Colo. August ..-J0hu
Saunders today confessed that he
killed his brothcr-in.law. Stephen
Wood. who was shot to death at his
ranch near Nnturita on Tuesday
nisht. He said he killed Wood be.
cause he suspected the latter Of steal.
Ing horses. II Is believed, however.
that long standing family quarrel
aad something to do with the tras-
c'iy. Saunders is being brought to
Montrose by automobile.
The confession followed the yer.
dict Of 4 coroner's Jury. holding
Saunders for the crime. when testi.
Tying at the inqucst Saunders had
denied all knowledge of the homi.
eide. ''e 7a'..t
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-02

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