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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
BEAUTY PARLOR

FINEST MASSAGE IN THE CITY.
Nelvetina system. Was. o63S. 81 e
9TH So. b2li
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

. ACRES or THE CHOICEST
land iu 5ountRul With FUN wa
ter right .ill cleared New four-
room house with basement siI50
$500 cash. tls per month. with
per cent interest on deferred pay
ments- House is wired for elec-
trio lights. city water already In.
80 young fruit trees It's bar
gain among bargains.
y. ". CLAYTON co.
joi Vernon, Bldg Was. 5a77.
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tlfLE BROTHERS COMPANY,
HAiN STREET. GROUND FLOOR.
cl37
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$500.
To trade for city property, i'm
proved or vacant, 81 acres. With
good 5-room brick house. bearing
orchard. berries, lawns and
shrubs. coops, barn. fish pond.
artesisn water.
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bt53l

BLOSSOM ON THE HUMBOLDT.
LANDER COUNTY. NEVADA.
OFFERS YOU A FARM LAND OP-
PORTUNITY WHICH YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO MISS.
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE
PRODUCTION OF ALFALFA, POTA-
TOES, GRAIN AND FRUITS.
EXTRA YIELD AND EXTRA PRICE
ON YOUR PRODUCTS WILL PAY
GOOD INTEREST ON THE PRICE OF
THE LAND.
AN UNFAILING SUPPLY OF WA
TER FOR IRRIGATION.
LONG SEASON WITH FREEDOM
FROM FROST.
YOU HAVE THREE RAILROADS AT
YOUR DOOR.
YOU HAVE TWELVE YEARS IN
WHICH TO PAY, WITH LOW INTER
EST.
LET Us SEND You PARTICULARS.
wOOLF BROTHERS COMPANY,
WALKER BANK BUILDING,
SALT LAKE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

ihINGs WORTH ATTENTION.
~ are thinking OF building a home,
sou select tho hest possible loca-
s"u won't have regrets after
M a. nAVe positive preventive
= Te oft-told story. 1T might have
axe q car on lst South ST. TO
~ ana Srd So; west a block Is
cc G mere you viii find a grand
III, ''I nome, A magnificent view
y ~ 49, ~ nouses new, cement walks,
IA sS'ricity. pure water, no smoke.
,.r everything desirable. Cars
~ 'nerc In ten minutes from
'"s locality. then see me.
IN = hne lot, 5oxl35 IT,. east front.
eio.a near lst and End South,
10 business. Choice OF . car
IA ssn9ise corner. 3rd avenue and c.
,ass ieet, Must see 10 appreciate.
s'e-ih corners are getting scarce.
oD,,ss " ISL avenue there is A corner
oe sold 10 close the estate.
sr good brick house and small
M onIy a few feet from South
% tine Tor home or business.
In. eouth near 4th East, offer a
hi ~ ssstmeni, sexIG5 feet, which is
~ OF consideration.
q loss,ksse and small dwellings in
b-ss 20 5 lines OF r. r. and the
n. !, ,se Tor wholesale house now
{nrL west on 2nd So. ST. tIxI6E
'tss fron. rear and no r. z. track:
oSoMAR. ATLAS BLOCK.
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cALE-REAL ESTATE
and Unimproved
BARGAINS

:, BUNGALOWS AND MOI
EERN COTTAGES
BARGAINS.
brick cottage, close 10
- bun n' With a south front
mt sszcd lot. cement walks
la Ecoo oosn, lawn. modern.
.r5 hack porch, electflc
CreeneJ. +. Is a good buy -
@<iurcs ss5 per month; price
...sed brick cottage,
<r, rec Fast close IN: lawn
u fourn bascment. screened
|1lk. orrh. good large rooms
.Seru: electric hN'"''0'
,ed lo,; s95 per month; price
~ o S2IoQ.
FL ,.s brick bungalow, close
Sinth East, the Payeo ,ani si
fine. large o,. -,
a. and basement, screeneo sc,
" oorch and sleeping poLu,'
'front.' porch. ensineled ou.
kjschen: bullt-in NAME, su
J. csses: enameled oedrOoi,S'
hath: linen closet peauu
.,sctrc fixtures. ana gooo
Il, js 4 real ba rsaln.
cssh: S25 per month"; price
IN $3.50.
. ,.,.L close 10 Ninth East and
- ,tt eouth streets. With a beau
4 .ntl ~ IL, and all fenced. lawn, ce'
~. walks and basement
<n npsc.d.in back porch. large
~ oorch. mantel, oeautitul
'',,~ nom. modern; stairway. In
rann, Tor two rooms upstairs.
-t,rs the terms. Electric h%-
sIss .n tssb, ~. ~ s2s per month; price
~ $500.
,.aut,,uI modern. notified
~ b1ngalow OH NINTH EAST,
"a PAVED STREET, With an
y. ~ from. and good sized lot; ce-
walks and basement.
,,ssned in back porch, enameled
.sInst kitchen. large bath, good
"a BEDROOMS. hard wood floors.
|-is- IN mantel and book cases.
10 al In; Il is a full basement
"A All ready for furnace. or viii
n ,he furnace In at very
IA cash; $50 per month; price
II $500.
M br;ck cottage, with stairway
4 ana room for two rooms; in
Iei. they are lathed and ready
a mastering. making II seven
.o5ns. cement walks and base
rsnI. lawn. large lot with alley.
-rrened-in back porch and sleep
or porch. msntel, wainscoted
ming room, strictly modern. in
IcdInz furnace. hot and cold
aier In basement. with set tubs,
300 price. Terms arranged.
M motied brick bungalow,
'oss 10 new high school. with a
sautifM large lot, cement walks
nd entering all In, cement steps
nd front porch. screened-in
ack porch and sleeping porch.
nameled buffet kitchen and large
'irooms and bath, large din
n room. living room and recep-
|0n hall, hardwood floors. built
/ tnantel, window seat. furnace.
7f cash; $40 per month: price
s4500.
NAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
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$3.50
Villa Park lots. located bet, End
and Jrd East. just below 10Th So.
close TO two car lines. 2oxl55
feet 10 alley 500 cash Will handle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

l60-ACRE NON-I r RIGA TED
farm few miles north OF How
ell. in famous Blue Creek valley.
Surrounding land is selling for
$50 per acre, Owner is forced 70
sell this at sl4 per acre. $500
cash. balance $500 per snnum un-
Ill fully paid.
y. w. CLAYTON CO..
J04 Vermont Bldg.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
\ REAL SNAP

IN good interest paying investment
apartment house, close IN, on best stree,
IN city; Income $500 per year: $4,000 be-
low market value. Price $4,000, cash or
easy term. Address F. Q. Dox 1876
Gig
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RUBY VALLEY.
ELXo COUNTY. NEVADA.

ELKo COUNTY. NEVADA
A dig farm land opportunity that rivals
that Ct any other in the entire west.
n YOU could bu, witness toe euthusi-
ssm Of the pccTle who 20 TO Rub" VAL
'cv - look r-er these lands yol would
reaiL;r IA. there must 5e something un-
usual about X.
Most OF the people who have been there
not only say that It comes UP to every
thing we claim for IL. but that II is even
better than we had pictured IL.
II YOU can imagine Cache valley In the
DAYS before II was populated. on larger
scale. with z broader expanse OF rich.
fertile land. with river flowing through
the center Of u. With prosperous ranches
dotted here and there. you will have just
an inkling OF what Ruby valley is to-
day.
n you can imagine Cache valley Tith
all It's progress and improvements, but
with more prosperous farms. dairies. or
chards, etc and a thriving. prosperous
city, YOU will have an Idea OF what Ruby
valley most certainly viii be within a
VERY. very few years.
Rich farm lands. adequate water sup
ply, unlimited markets. fine transporta-
ton facilities and many other ma tural
advantages will bring Ruby valley rap
idly 10 the front. The man VINO is fore
sighted enough TO see this will profit by
his wisdom.
Our free booklet viii give YOU the in
formation you ought TO have regarding
Ruby valley Well send II anywhere you
say Just say you want IT.
RUBY VALLEY LAND & IRRIGATION
COMPANY.
TAYLOR BROS, AGENTS
Hotel Utah Bldg. Salt Lake
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All SNAP-No. a12 Roosevelt ave-
nue.. near 18th East
fine broom brick cot
iage, bath, electric
lights. toilet. hardwood
floors. lawn, shade. etc.
n Fine lot. Only s22oo-
worth $4,000. Must sell
at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

| Most OF the people who have been there
not only say that IT comes UP 10 every
thing we claim for IL. but that II is even
better than we had pictured IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

$500.

Corner OF 2nd East and Eobert
ave, 30Nl%0 feet. Terms
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By OWNER.

SOME NICE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE. CHEAP. BE-
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
MRS. NJ HOWELLS. ROOM IL,
HENAGER BLDG. 80 SOUTH
MAIN.
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$3.50.

s-oom pebble dash. strictly
modern bungalow; furnace, sleep
Ing porch. large cement front
porch; large lot. a snap. Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

$500.
Corner on East and South. fac
ing south and west: 50%130 feet.
a beautiful residence site. Terms.
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VTTI.E BROTHERS COMPANY,
IAIN STREET. GROUND FLOOR
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f1fO0.

5-room brick on South fst
West Owner veri anXious 10
sell Make US an offer
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S22nn

5-room pressed brick on a cor
ner on 9th ave. fscing south md
east. Basement. furnace, walks.
lawns. etc. Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

$40 DOWN AND 50 PER MONTH.
S2jo-5o-ft lot near 9Th e, and iith
South .... ....,....'.''.''. ooV
siOo-5o-ft lot near 3rd f. and 18th
South . ....... 400
s675--3s-fi. lot Kensington. near
End II. ST. observation-disclosures. 90
s35O-io-ft. lot near 9th So. and llth
f.. st. .................... $50
s550-3S-ft. lot on Belmont ave. and
srd L. .................... $50
t55o-il,-ft lots near End so, and
Eth e. .........,..,,..,.... $50
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Homestead Lands

GREAT OREGON AND CALIFORNIA
railroad land grant forfeited 20 United
States In Oregon, rs Oregon federal court
decision. $1,000 claims immensely val
liable. Prepare for final disposition OF
land Send 25c for maps and details.
Douglas County Abstract Co, RosebGrg.
Or. bl57s
OPENING OF CAREY ACT LANDS;
1000 acres; drawing June 18th at
Lsadore. idaho. Land and water. 5000
per acre: $5.25 cash. twelve years on
balance. with first deferred payment IN
1915. Water ready for delivery. Filing
can be made by proxy. Lands will pro-
duce grains and hay abundGntly. and
offer great opportunity for stock rails
ing For descriptive booklet. address
Heating Carey Land Company, Lesdore,
idaho. b3s7s
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Si4nh.

On 9Th East, brand new 6-room
brick bungalow, facing west, ON
lot 31INl36 feet: oak floors, hot
wa ter hest. cemented ba asement.
large front and back porches.
sleeping porch. $500 cash. $50
month.
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|F1fAN BROTHERS LOAN e TRUST
COMPANY,
1H First South. Wasatch 244.
ci63
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FRITSCH, 201 AND 2o2 FELT BLDG.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$3.50
Villa Park lots. located bet, End
and 3rd East, just below I0th So:
close TO two car lines 25xl55
feet TO alley. $50 cash Will handle
$3.50.
Corner OF 2nd East and Robert
ave-, 30Nl@0 feet. Terms.
Corner on East and South. fac
ing south and west: 50N1S0 feet.
a beautiful residence site. Terms.
1900
5room brick on South fst
West. Owner very anxious 10
sell Make US an offer
$3.50.
s-room pebble dash strictly
modern bungalow: furnace, sleep
Ing porch. large cement front
porch; large lot a snap. Terms.
s325o.
5-room pressed brick on cor
ner on 9th ave. pcing south and
east. Basement. furnace, walks,
lawns. etc. Terms.
1880
On eth East, brand new Groom
brick bungalow, facing west, OH
lot 31bXI3e feet: oak floors, hot
wat hest. cenented ba sement.
large front and back porches.
sleeping porch. $500 cash. $50
month.
$4,000.
s-roon strictly modern bunga-
lo~ on corn 5Tx125 feet, located
southeast with furnishings COM
olete including piano and ptanola
ranges, etc full cement base
ment. furnace, garage. Owner
leaving town. Terms.
$500.
To trade for city property, I'M
proved or vacant, 81 acres. With
good 5-room brick house. bearing
orchard berries. lawns and
shrubs coops, barn. fish pond
srtesisn water.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV,
COMPANY.
S51 South Main. Phone Was. ~
We write fire insurance.
viii 90 on your bond.
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Real Estate TO Exchange

WILL TRADE 5-RoOM COTTAGE
on corner on West South Temple
street, valued at $4,000. for a 10
acre farm, preferably near Murray.
but must be near Salt Lake county.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved

FRITscH. col AND co2 FELT BLDG
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BARGAINS.

-.v,,f, BUNGALOWS, AND Mob
IL y ERN COTTAGES.
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-----~-~-~---~-~--------
DIR @. A GAMBLE. NERVOUS DIS
orders and diseases OF women a sps-
calty No. COS Mcintyre bldb. Office
Wasatch 52si. residence. 5000 55s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

A dig farm land opportunity that rivals
that Ct any other in the entire west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

FOR a FAMOUS SCALP TREATMENT,
under Velvetina system. phone Wa
satch 1886. bi66J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

n YOU could bu, witness tn. enthus-
ssn Of the pccTle who 20 TO Rub. VAL
l,T - look "-sr these lands yoI would
reaii.r IA. there must 5e something un-
usual about *.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
Nature COlOrS Are
Decreed by Fashion
Hues Of Butterflies and Flowers
Worn by Society
Leaders.

CHICAGO, April 12.-Here are the
latest colors which will appear on
fashionable women of America this
summer:
Figleaf green
Sands Of the desert red.
Dirt brown.
Peacock blue. .....
And any other color that Mother
Nature can furnish.
insurgency against conventional
color dictations Of the passing period
has arisen, according to Nine NJ. j.
Hosac, a Chicago modiste, who eX-
planned the great changes outlined in
the color announcements Of Jacques
Worth. of Paris. which have appeared
in this country.
I'VE are daring to use colors as
they appear in nature" declared Mime.
Hosac 1.-THE colors of the butterfly
the birds and the flowers are being
used boldly"
skirts are to be tight and slit up
the ankle. The waist line is high,
and the sleeves are to be made Of
lace or transparent material. The
Bulgarian blouse viii be another in
novation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
GEORGIA MAN DESERTS
WIFE, AN ATLANTA GIRL

SELMA, ALA, April &c. Hoyt
Williams. employed in a local car
riage- building shop. suddenly disap-
peared last Tuesday. 1t became known
today, leaving his young wife here
without any means Of support Aft
erwards he wrote q note To her. say
ing he was gone and that she might
return TO her people.
Williams formerly lived In Atlanta,
where he married q pretty young
girl over parental objections Mrs.
Williams left to-day for Atlanta.
Williams parents live at Barnes
vile. Ga He maze good wages as a
carriage painter, but is said TO have
lost heavily gambling
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
TAFT TO GIVE LECTURES
ON MODEL GOVERNMENT

NEW HAVEN, CONN, April 12.-
Although Professor William Howard
Taft, OF Yale. will not begin his
formal courses in constitutional law
until next fall it was announced to-
day that he win deliver course OF
nine lectures during the spring term.
beginning May =, on Questions of
Model Government" They are OPP
tional for students of all classes and
departments. They will not count
toward degree The galleries viii
be open TO the public.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
Gigantic Power Go,
Plans Work at Once
Alabama Corporation Will Engage
Millions in Investments
Near Admission.

ANNISTON. ALA, April 12.-The
Alabama Power Company, a gigantic
development concern with millions in
vested In Admission and other Alaba-
ma towns, viii be ready within 60
days to begin active operations. ac-
cording to a statement by General
Manager w w. Freeman.
James Mitchell. of London. presi-
dent of the Alabama Interstate Power
Company, said the interest on the in
vestment amounts to $1,000 a day and
that the company must develop the
latent resources here and elsewhere I'm
order TO realize on that outlay. lie
denounced the action OF President
Taft in vetoing the Coosa River dam
bill last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
PHI KAPPA WINS SOPH
DEBATE AT UNIVERSITY

ATHENS GA, April 12-The Phi
Kappa Literary Society won the an
nual sophomore debate of the Univer-
sity of Georgia over the Demostheniau
tonight. The subject was Resolved.
That Georgia should adopt a grad
uated inheritance tax on property
valued at or above $50 100000 Phi
Kappa took the negative. l.. \. Pin
kussohn. Of Atlanta, was one of the
speakers for the winning society.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
Spanish War Veterans
Helping to Raise Fund.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The United
Spanish War Veterans are tax
ing gn active part in the effort 10
raise the amount OF $4,000 that win
offset William r. Hearts, contrlbu-
ton
Fether j. p. Cbidwick. chaplain %.
tine a.. :. = Maine when she was
blown mp iu Havana harnor. has
written the Rational Maine Nonu-
m-nt Committee the following IeJ-
..r
So J1sepa's Selfnary Yonber~
a.
Secretary or the National Alan.
Monument COMMITTEE.
DEAR Friend SHAH consider ..
sacred dots % Friendship aa,
patriotism. ss aaI aS "a G.stu-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
BUFFALO BILL FAILED
TO GET INTO MOVIES

NEW YORK. AuriI 1s.-CoIoue
William b. Cody otherwise -Bunal,
Bll"1 and Colonel Gordon W. Lin
totbsrwise "Pawnee BuTl have sue.
10 recover S25.ooo from Patrick z
Powers. The eRus~ declare ta-
contracted with Powers to appear
moving pictures and re.-.., $3.50.
They Say Powers ra~ uat lived ODD.
the terms at tbe contract
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ECO pairs of Sample High Grade Lace
Observation-Disclosures Point d'Esprit
SaNony, Gable Nets, Filet Nets:
beautiful curtains. worth up to So per
pair; choice, 90
this CCC
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
17-YEAR-0LD BRIDE is
POISONED; HUSBAND HELD

COLUMBIA. :. c.. April 12.-Mrs.
Addie Griffin, pretty t7-year-old wife
Of Willie Griffin, was poisoned to-
day at Jacobs. small town 20 miles
from Columbia. Her husband is be-
ing held for murder Both are of
prominent families
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
MILITARY CEREMONY To
MARK UNWILLING Of
SHAFT To MAINE HEROES
Dedication VIII Take Place in New
York May gov. R. Hearst to Du-
pliCate Every Donation Toward
Cost of Completing Monument.

NEW YORK April 12-The National Maine Monument Com
received formal notification from Josephu Daniels
Secretary Navy Lndley NJ Garrison Secretary War
they will attend the dedication May 30 of the beautiful
which practically finished at the entrance to
Park Eighth Avenue and Fifty-nnth Street
President Wilson has been invited
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-12-26
FOUND HAPPINESS IN CHRIST
Early Followers of the Saviour Looked
to Assured Victory Over Evil, and
They Achieved It.

with the sentence of death in
themselves the early Christians faced
the world, and astonished it by more
than their "stubbornness." They were
the most essentially happy people of
the day-Jesus vas their hope, their
sufaciency was Of God, their names
were written in heaven, they were full
OF lov for all men-they had be
come little children" as Jesus put it.
glad and natural. Jesus brought them
into a new world of possibilities. A
conduct that ancient moralists dared
not ask, the character Of Jesus sug-
gested, and the love of Jesus made &C
tuaL Il can do all things" said Paul,
in him that strengthened me-" They
looked to assured victory over evil
and they achieved it. This is the vic
tory that has overcome the world
our faith" Very soon a new note
is heard in their words. Stoicism was
never essentially musical" Epicetus
announces a hymn to Zeus. but he
never starts the tune. Over and over
again there is a sound of singing in
PaulEas in the eighth chapter of
Romans and the thirteenth of First
Corinthians, and it repeats itself.
The Holy Spirit was a glad spirit, and
giadness-joy in the Holy Spirit-was
the secret of Christian morality,
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-12-26
FEDERAL COURT ovERcRoWDED.
Time of Only Judge Now Sitting DC
cunied with Du Pont Suit.

Time of Only Judge Now Sitting DC.
cupied with Du Pont Suit.
The death of United States Judge
Joseph Cross two months ago
and the failure to fill the va
cancy has caused congestion in the
business Of the United States District
Court here and there is talk now of
the need of three Judges in place of
the two that formerly handled the mat
tiers in this court. When court closed
lions at law, SO equity cases, 20 ad-
miralty suits, 5 jury bankruptcy cases,
so suits against corporations to en-
force penalties and more than 100
criminal actions ready for trial. This
does not include the grgeat number of
motions upon all kinds of cases which
occupy Mondays to the exclusion of
all other business Everything in this
court, whicf,is the chief Federal tri-
bunal in New Jersey, is being retard-
ed by the powder suit of the Buckeye
Company against the du Points to col
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rust act. This case occupied exaerKl
43 days of the time of the Court aha
jury, including four days with an ar
gument for a non-suit. The case went
over until December 80, for the jury
to report. Counsel for the du Points
assert that it will take at least a
month to complete their case and,
with the summing up and charge to
the jury, this matter will occupy the
entire attention of Judge Rellstab, who
IS now the only Judge on the local
bench. Other cases are now clamor-
ing for trial. A leading II is the ac
ton of Warren Bros. against Atlantic