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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-27

600-ACRE TRACT, PRIME
sagebrush land, fertile. easily TILL
able, every acre can be plowcd.
Three miles from Toocle station,
Salt Lake Route; thirty-five miles
from Salt Lake Perfect title. sl2
an acre, half cash. Would take
city residence property for part.
ALSO
$50 acres adjoining above. Steel
posts and three wire fence, 900
acres cleared and sowed to pedi-
greed turkey red wheat. Four hun
dred acres Of this tract Is ploW
land, balance good pasture, There
Is no better soil in the state. All
OF the above land will be under tho
Utah Conservation company's irri-
cation ditch. $40 an acre includes
growing wheat II taken before De-
cember /; half down. LIE Roy
Armstrong, 513 Felt building, city.
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TRADES

City homes for acreage, Ina
proved farms and ranches for city
property. Large End small prop
ositions. Anything and every
thing 10 trade.
We also specialize In cattle
ranches. and can offer you the
best on the market In states.
at prices end terms that will
make you want one.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
WAS 1888
20. HOOPER BLDG.
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ME AS ABOVE. $1,000.
as above, S2S00.
,r as above, $3.50.
as above. $3.50.
as above, $1,000.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
aalt Lake Glass & Paint Co. EX, 400
Res, Hyland 2SlS-W r7i2
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brand new 5-room modern brick
bungalow. just completed. on Elm ave,
first street south OF 18th South. east from
9th East, Full cement basement, large
sleeping porch; mantel. bookcase and
sldeboard all built in. Price $3.50: $500
cash and bal. In easy monthly payments
Have all kinds Of houses. lots, acreage
business and warehouse property for sale,
Let me show you.
A. RICHTER, IS SO. MAIN.
WASATCH 641.
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5X2o RODS WITH 4-ROOM HOUSE:
shade. lawn. retaining wall, west
fenced. 40 rods north of Capitol grounds
on east side Of West Capitol ST.. as a
whole or part; terms. See owner, pa ".
1th South, 1850
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

IT YOU ARE A PARTICULAR PERSON
you want your household goods stored
only IN the best place-a clean place
clean from dirt and vermin; a safe place
In every respect our warehouse is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and we Will quickly show you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO
Phohe eoo- 1o9 Main
b3s05
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing. insurance rate and warehouse with
any other, The superiority OF the Kew
ser storage over all others is well
known. keyscr Flreproof Storage Co.
Wnsatcb 1928 bed1S
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THE WAREHOUSE Now OCCUPIED
by Kahn Bros. Co, wholesale grocers,
No. 1886 West Second South street EN-
cellent trackage and drayage facilities,
Floor space. $1,000 square feet Base
ment fully cemented. Electric elevator
Extra heavy floor construction through
out Ready for occupancy December l,
1913. Long lease on favorable terms.
ED. D. SMITH e. SONS,
Is Exchange Place.
Phone Wasatch 576S
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md TAXIDERMJST

IN THE FUR AND
MADE as You want II
20. 5f 10, Broadway-28
n526
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
ROOMING HOUSES.

ROOMING HOUSES.
% RMS, TRANSIENT, CLOSE IN,
cheap rent 81, 200
ming water $500
16 rms. rent $50. good location.,.. 700
IS rms, rent SIS. steam heat. wa
Ter ...........s. ..,.s..'-s l,oov
IA rms, light housekeeping. rent
$50 --.... acknowledgements 55O
20 rms. State ST., good location.
cheap rent 80. ..-....,......s... $50
ming water ....,.,............. 2,10O
"a rms. best transient house in
town, always full ..,..,.....,.... $500
ESPECIAL BARGAIN)
3S rooms near the busiest Main street
corner; rent $50, including steam heat;
hot and cold water in every room: good
furniture; newly papered; always full, and
clearing 5000 per month. S250o. on easy
terms.
FOR RENT
Grocery store. with 5-rm, modern flat;
cheap rent; close in on T.. 2nd So
suitable for grocery or confectionery
store, S25 per month
Mr.. Blake,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
Was. 4225. New Orpheum Building.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL 8
O'CLOCK, s39SS
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HOTELS FOR SALE.

F1O I ELS -FVfl S4hI|E.
Finest hotel in west. second 10 none
except in size. fireproof. nearly new
building and furniture, $4,000 auto bus,
bar and cafe: about 145 rooms, very eah-
orately furnished. Now pays an average
net profit OF $1,000 monthly. Owner re-
tlring. Reasonable rent 5-year lease.
About $4,000 cash will handle. balance
on time. For information, see Mr.. Peter
son.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE &: INV. CO.
81 East 4th South. G2I54
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OPPORTUNITIES
/ Rooming Houses

! hi Rooming Houses
& AVIS. HOTEL BROKER
! hotel broker OF the inter-
rooms and apis. good car
Irpiture. strictly mooeI1'
Z "a rthnents always rented
Ii 5000 and 5000 a month
an on one floor, hot and
eem heat, all outside airy
y Always rented. only s22oo.
Sc q room.
all modern conveniences;
carpets Of the best, all
cIearing over 5000 a month.
ifiyely guarantee, nothing
had for the money
: roodern convenlences, rent
ma. central loca ton. s25oO.
hid II necessary.
sIor house depot street. rent
nse, only $500 Income sl'o
H. furnished, nice and clean.
IN best little house on the
we'll furnished. rooms all
loo. One block from K, Q Is.
we'll furnished. rent ss6.
IN furnished. house modern.
Viii handle. Excellent place
IN furnished, for housekeep55
,si0. Price only $500. 5000
I'D a month. w. side.
!. half interest In one OF the
niur and dyelng establish
coFFEE HOUSE
(ween $40 and $50 a day,
! town. best location.
bargains In hotels and
see me. ! sell more than
ikents combined
Was. 1889
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ABLE RooMING HOUSES,
SEE US.
al. some OF the best paying
m and hotels that the city
we list below only a few
and let us tell you OF the
N Go FARTHER AND
AT cafe In the city. Tiled
wallis and elegant furnish
Sd cook rooms In the base
! an elegant business. A
Iat $4,000 down.
hi modern hotel, in fine 10
u9B00. Still new. Running
fater and steam heat,
fns. newly furnished. Rent
steam heat and running
FRter. $500 down.
inns, Just off Main street,
This house Is doing a fine
{s netting the owner over
n He asks $3.50 down and
Il the house make the bal
only $3.50
m. modern, steam-heated
inning hot and cold water.
n, just half q block from
Id in a new building. No
1000 down
ms OH one floor, Working
Full all the time and a
: 800 rent Half cash, bal
BE AND CHILL PARLOR. |
romeone. In the heart of
ny ali the time and making
8 health Will not stand the
IT'S necessary 10 take care
$1400 viii buy outright.
b candy business that some
nan can handle. Is making
t25e per month, A chance |,
at wishes indoor work. No
Ience necessary,
q restaurant that we have
Tor more than twice this
nap. 1t Is In the heart of |
E doing a dandy business.
Id and must be. Tomorrow
~ See us now.
HOME BUILDERS CO.
Phone 2030. !
g3S3S /
4 DENHAM co.
me TRANSIENT LOCA-
rance. fine furniture and
<b0 a month, s1050.
'NNSIENT HOTEL, MOD
Team heat. Best location |
UlBhed the best. See this /,
u600. Terms.
NE AS ABOVE, $1,000.
as above, S2S00.
aE above, $3.50.
as above. $3.50.
aS above, $1,000.
tTElNG YOU WANT IN |
ming Houses.
DENHAM CO.,
43 Main st. ". 4Is3.
g5966
! RENT S25. WE'LL FUR
Qusekeeping; piano includ-
~ side, terms,
Turn; central location;
l00 and $3.50 a. mo-: only
y be beat.
Eklnnery stand. $3.50.
fRAv!S. Hotel Broker.
Main. Was. 1889, g227s
HOTEL MEM If YOU |
Pr candy business in the
This barNa{n I'M Of apoa |
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FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE.
Amount, $4,000.
Time, years.
Interest. 2 per cent per annum. payable
quarterly,
Property well worth S4E90.
Within blocks of Newhouse hotel on
lst West. and two blocks from MAIN
street
House alone on property cannot be built
for $4,000, Phone Was. sol or 22l3
f272o
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Is M. modern, steam-heated
inning hot and cold water.
IN, just half q block from
n Id In a new building. No
N t1000 down.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved

|
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
SPLENDID NEW BUNGALOW AT A
BARGAIN PRICE
bungalow. loaded gas glass Windows, VIM plate
rail, porch clear across front, double
floors: builtin fireplace, reception hall
closet full cemented basement. floor
drain and sewer connection. beauty.
Lot IS 4l3Nl65; near new high school Only
| $1,000. on terms.
| TRADE YOUR LOT FOR THIS
Splendid investment west side; 12-room
two-story modern brick, nearly new, on
race; rented now, $45 per month. Only
| $4,000. on terms,
WALKING DISTANCE SNAP.
fiFe-room modern cottage, connected
with sewer, lawn. shade. walks; one-halt
block from paved street. 1850 5000 cash
and $50 per month.
SPLENDID COUNTRY HOME
on car line. lot 60x1G9; shade and fruit
years. Only $3.50 $500 cash, SIS per
month.
JUST $500 CASH
and $l5 per month buys a good siXroom.
two story brick house; walks paid; south
east location. Price s1i50.
NOW rs THE TIME
to buy your lot, 9Th East is the best
Corner. Soxi25, paving paid, $3.50; 75x
125, swell corner, $40 per foot.
45N1G5. paving paid. $1515. All on 9Th
East. And many others, Easy terms.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS COM
310-52 MAIN STREET.
W. ,. -, ,t, - i,-.,,. .lso
Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
wasatch 2o3o wasatch 2o31.
g3836
IF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
were not cheap and reasonable you
would not buy them.
Nor would ! advertise them for sale.
$500 for Il i-room cottage on 10th East
near 5th South Lot A13x1S7 feet.
$3.50 cash and Sl5 per month. Near
high school.
$3.50 for a i-room modern brick bun
gaIow on 9Th East near 10th So.
Hardwood floors. and IS we'll built.
si0o cash and S25 per month.
S3050 for n 6-room modern pressed brick
near llth South and 18th East;
garage, chicken coops lot 50X14o
feet. 500 cash and easy monthly
payments. Owner must leave on
account Of sickness.
$500 for $1,000 house on 9Th East
near Brigham ST. Lot 4l3x165 feet,
House finished IN hardwood, lnlaid
floors, hot water heat; full base
ment and laundry. $500 cash and
balance in easy payments. Inter-
est Z per cent. Have only five more
DAYS to sell this bargain. After
November I this house Is for RENT.
Many others everywhere.
A. RICHTER:
70 SO. Main Wasatch e41
g396s
TWO BROADWAY BARGAINS.
One is only few feet from the Peery
hotel, at $500 per foot, with paving
sewer and sidewalk taxes paid This
price Is $50 per foot less than the mar
ket price. and only holds good for i'm
mediate sale
The other Is near 4th East, and on this
we have q price at 500 per foot, with
all special taxes paid, and on the prop
erty Is good house that will pay you
interest and taxes
ON LAKE STREET, NEAR LIBERTY
PARK
Almost new, broom modern pressed
brick bungalow 1t is very substantially
built and artistically arranged. and the
plumbing is better than usual, The price
is $4,000 for q quick sale, and the cost OF
building the house would be more than
the price asked. Terms: $500 cash, $40
per month and per cent interest
THE ABOVE ARE OPPORTUNITIES
Little & Little, No. West End So.
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Inns, Just off Main street,
yrFhis house Is doing a fine
, Is netting the owner over
~ He asks Sl250 down and
the house make the bal
oniy $3.50.
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ASHTON JENKINS CO.

100000 ...... Capital
Over 100000, ... . Surplus
EDWARD NJ. ASHTON AND
EDWARD r, JENKINS.
~ S. Main. w. 7SO and ISL.
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gSST6
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS,
UTAH AND NEVADA.
$3.50 TO $40 PER ACRE.

to suit Easy terms, Only one-tenth
purchase price required down; ten years
to pay balance. If you are looking for
the best land bargains, see or write
Second South street. Salt Lake City.
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-1SE AND CHILL PARI1OR.
1omeone. In the heart Of
nv ali the time and making
s health Will not stand the
ITS necessary 10 take care
$1400 will buy outright.
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WALTER RoMNEY,
Real Estate and General Contra ctor.

ISdi EsGte Ahu Heheldi SoHtdCsoi'
A fine broom mod. brick. with large
lot in q. splendid Ioca ton, southeast.
This home IS brand new and sure a
bargain. Only $3.50; easy terms. We
have a 4-room brick. almost new. with a
large lot, so IT, by 40: a good barn, lot
all fenced. This Is splendid buy. Only
$1,000 Easy terms.
Call on Walter Romncy or IL Savage,
80 So. Main. Phone wasatch 1430,
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TYPEWRITERS
NURSING
CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg
Co. Phone 3299, p1555
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.rns OH one floor. Working
D Full all the time and a
= 800 rent Half cash, bal
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GROOM "WELLBILT" BUNGALOW.
southeast, under course of construction,
Thoroughly modern. One block from
paved street Price S2250, with $3.50 down
and balance in monthly payments. Why
pay rent2
6-room modern on West Second South
with cut stone foundat ton. Newly papered
and In excellent condition, Owner will
sell for $4,000 or will take suitable lot on
east side for first payment
On east bench We have listed new D.
room modern bungalow Good buy al
$500.
broom frame, adobe lined. Southwest.
Good buy al $3.50: with rea sonable terms.
For a quick sale Broom modern bunga-
low, southeast. In first class condition,
Full basement Easy terms,
On northeast bench. S-room house mod
eru In every respect. Hardwood floors
etc. One-hslf block from paved street.
$3.50
We have several houses on the west side
worth consideration.
Have bargains in building lots in every
section OF the city
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY, g.,
New Orpheum Building.
WasatCh 1886.
Open Monday Evenings Until O'clock.
g3S3d
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ON LAKE STREET, NEAR LIBERTY

Almost new, broom modern pressed
brick bungalow. II is very substantially
built and artlstically arranged, and the
plumbing is better than usual, The price
is $4,000 for quick sale, and the cost OF
building the house would be more than
per month and per cent interest
THE ABOVE ARE OPPORTUNITIES.
Little & Little, No. ! West End So:
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yAILORING
JCATIONAL

-~-'->>-~-o~-~~-~~~
y MBALL WILL TAKE
Z .sce4cn, German and Italian.
= t'ns q travelling knowJ-
= 9s Address l24 9Th East
!, g3713
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b candy business that some
nan can handle. Is making
U5e per month, A chance
,}at wishes indoor work. No
ence necessary,
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ms. newly furnished. Rent
N steam heat and running
,-rRter. $500 down.
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g39I5

RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH
At Suite 232 j.. T.. Walker Bldg. Was. 40
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uu modern hotel, in fine To-
All v9B00. Still new. Running
i inter and steam heat
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EVERYTHING IN THE VACUUM
Was, 900 or 430 f9sS
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q restaurant that we have
Tor more than twice this
nap. 1t Is In the heart of
b doing a dandy business.
Id and must be, Tomorrow
~ See us now.
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mt cafe In the city. Tiled
walls and elegant furnish
Al cook rooms In the base
: an elegant business. A
-lat $4,000 down.
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DENHAM co.
TRANSIENT LOCA =
rance. fine furniture and
80 a month, $1050.
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE cOLoRs IN
rugs and carpets. Hand work; will re-
move oil grease or any stain. Imported
rugs specially; 9x12. 81 so. Frank Mar
tin, Was. 226G. SO West First South ST
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HOTEI.S For SALE.


Finest hotel In west, second TO none
except In size. Fireproof, nearly new
building and furniture, $4,000, Auto bus.
bar and cafe. about 145 rooms, very elah-
orately furnished. Now pays an average
net profit OF $1,000 monthly. Owner re-
firing Reasonable rent, five-year lease
About $4,000 cash will handle. balance
on terms. For informa ton. see Mr.. Pc
terson.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE e INV, CO,
81 10. 4th South g3s62
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al. come OF the best paying
n and hotels that the city
we list below only a Few
and let us tell you OF the
Ia GO FARTHER AND
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ANSIENT HOTEL, MOD
Team heat. Best location
ulshed the best. See this
u6O0. Terms.
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Real Estate-TO Exchange

CHOICE OF THREE BEST BUILDING
lots on Capitol hill and near 10 1
minutes to business; your own price.
See owner, 391 n, Main. Tel 45i4-W.
f3241
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NL FURNISHED: MUST
~o days, parties leaving
~ome early, 34y State.
1896
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR FARM, O.
room brick. lna. a37 w. end So f4l6s
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Vacuum Cleaner.

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and rented Sl.2o per day and UP. -isa tes
Hyland 2686. s2d65
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40 ACRES IRRIGATED LAND, %
miles from Lyndahl. Address z-2, Trih-
une. S-eoo
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HOME BUILDERS CO.
Phone 20S0.
g3S3S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-28

REFORM IS
AGREED ON


Washington, April %. 1T viii be
Wilson's currency reform bill. Like
the tariff reform bill, it win repre-
sent the views Of the president OF
what is needed to place the monetary
system Of the government On solid
basis.
The general principles Of the bill
have been arranged on BY the presi-
dent in consultation with advisors in
the house and senate and with some
noted experts.
The finance bill is now being lralt-
ed It IS absolutely certain that the
bill win not pledge the government 10
the guaranty OF bank deposits.
The above information developed at
today's weekly conference between the
president and the newspaper CORE
spondents. It was made plain that cur
reney reform has been occupying the
presidents attention fully as much as
did the tariff.
Whether the measure win be made
party one or whether it win be dis
posed OF at the present session wiil
be left open for some time.
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Status Of Referendum
on State Schools

The Oklahoma City correspondent
OF the Dallas News, whose reports on
Legislative matters are considered par
tlcularly trustworthy, summarized the
situation as to a state school referen.
dunn, writing for the Sunday issue of
the News as follows:
Gov. cruce took the position that
permanent settlement OF the school
question could only be effected by a
vote Of the people. therefore mis- veto
Of the bills would mean but tempo.
rary closing Of the institutions. He
viii rely upon action through the leg.
islature or through The initiative. but
Will insist that the submission be at
a special election Should some Of the
schools then be abolished the unused
portion Of their appropriations would
revert to the treasury, but il continued.
funds would be available to complete
the school year.
THE Woodward resolution as
amended by the house was sent to 4
senate committee today. 1t is the in
tention to force back into the list OF
schools the state university, and the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
and require them to take pot luck with
the other institutions. It is no secret
10 ~ that one element in the legisla-
ture fears the people might vote to
abolish the state university and, while
il &ould be legal question in Che
end. they do not relish vote thai
might cripple the institutions useful
ness.
"It is rather certain the governor
will not approve the submission IN
that form, and it is sure he viii not
sanction it to 80 at the general eIec
tion in 1914. House members pushina
the abolishlnent idea will afford thu
senate time to act but if the resolu
tion is not made satisfactory they vii
lay plans to initiate a bill. 1t is doubt
fu! what tho legislature can do it Gov
Cruce vetoes It's submission resolution
Some Of the Institutional people. whg
regard this as the only rational methoe
to choke off school adjustment agita
ton said they believed it could be pul
over his veto
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-28
JAPANESE DECIDE TO
SEND AN EMISSARY
Seeking Better Understanding with
California Mississippi Mem
bers Makes Warlike Speech
in Congress on Menace
Telegram BY United Press.

ANA1SA aAA " Duihcu AItbh
Sacramento. CAL, April Is. -'If Cal
ifornia IS to remain white mans
country the Japanese as a land owner
and leaser must 30, was the gist OF
the information banded to Secretary
Bryan when he arrived this morning
in an attempt to mitigate the severity
Of the pending anti-alien lan6 law
Whatever | have to say in the mat
ter vim BE said before the legislators,
said MI Bryan, when he was asked
for statement
It is expected that Bryan will adj
dress Joint session Of the legislature.
He made no comment On the proposal
Of Japan to send a Representative here.
1t is believed that Bryan win tell
the assembly exactly how far it can
20 in restricting alien land ownership
without violating the treaty
Gov Johnson met Sunday afternoon
With Attorney General Webb and a
dozen Of the administration leaders in
the legislature for a general discussion
Of the situation with regard to Sec
retary Bryans visit But no course OF
action was proposed Gov Johnson
said afterwards that everything hinges
upon the desires Of the states visitor.
81 cannot tell when our conferences
will be held with Secretary Bryan or
what their nature viii be, whether pub
lie or private said the governor. In
the matter or arrangements Of that
kind, We are agreed that Mr.. Bryan's
wishes will be serupulously and cheer.
fully observed whatever they may be. p