Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-20

=, IN the course Of his speech at q
,,,ouet rendered him by the local
v,;ch,s of Columbus, at the Hotel
g, Michael. This encouraging state
non, together with other sentiments
:. similar vein, indicates that Pres
a., has a most excellent chance Of
.s,n,ing the great charitable institu.
ion. which the Knights Of Columbus,
=, order with . membership OF
quarter of million, proposes to
build. a. -
,;onal convention Of the order, Robt.
Morrison submitted the idea Of
.auatorium for members Of the or
40, afflicted with tuberculosis.
resolution was adopted authorizing the
chair TO appoint committee OF
three TO investigate the feasibility OF
,hs plan and report with recommend.
tons 10 the next convention. Mr..
harrison was named rs chairman Of
,he committee, and with him were
,nnoipted Judge Kcrwin Of Pine
Plnff. Ark, and J. J. Kelly. The
latter was detained mt the last mo.
men, nv sickness In his family, and
N, Kerwin made the journey alone,
M Morrison and his father, Hon. A.
+ Morrison. meeting him mt Flag.
.,stf They visited that city and
williams. and incidentally journeyed
n the Grand Canyon. They arrived
Ss,e Yesterday morning, and Mr.. Ker.
win was shown through the city. he
va, the guest Of honor at delight
fully appointed luncheon given by Dr.
J. W. Finn at Pamsetgaaf, at 1851
o'clock, and then visited ~. jos
,ph's Academy. Local physicians
then showed him q number Of sites
in the vicinity suitable fV the pro-
nosed sanatorium. The local knights,
headed by a committee Of which II.
Vim, Stevens was chairman, extended
the distinguished visitor many cour'
te.ies and hospitable attentions dur
ius his stay here, the browning Tea
,uro being the banquet given at the
Hotel st. Michael in the evening. IL
was an elaborate menu that was
served the guests and reflected credit
mon the culinary facilities OF that
institution. Hon. Robt. Il. Morrison
ably presided as toastmaster, ana
after describing the great human
tartan project undertaken by .ne
Knights Of Columbus, gave peau,,'
full word picture of Arizona, her ell,
mate scenery and citizenship, and
stated that the object Of the ban
quet was to enable the guest OF honor
TO Judge Of the type OF citizenship
Of this city. !,
Mayor Goldwater officially extend
ed welcome and assured thu
Knights Of the cooperation OF thu
municipality In assisting the sanstor
Jun. IL il should be located here.
"Our Gucstr was the topic clio
Quently handled by Hon. A. l.. MOI
Iison, who paid q beautiful tribut
10 the south and TO the West, an
concluding. said: "America Ia IN
only place In the world 10 live-th
only place whore one can NIL ~
lungs with the air OF freedom,
Judge Kerwin was then introducee
amid enthusiastic applause, ana .
stated that at the outset he was 10
Arizona first as the location FOR "a
institution. He had not seen al IN
places in Arizona, but he did not -
how il was possible for any OF tho'
yet to be visited TO surpass the a.
yantages enjoyed by Prescott. pr
eeedinp. he made the declaratie
quoted at the head Of this arte,
and said: "Prescott deserves "
honor, for II was from this ei
that the idea emanated. IL can
from Mr.. Morrison and j hope IN
he will continue as the chairman
the committee and that his name y"
be inscribed on the cornerstone
is an honor that belongs to M
Through the report of this committ
at the National convention, peoI
from all over the world hear
eurate and truthful information 60
eerning this city. This sanato,i'
will he n credit TO Arizona ana
the city in which II Is built, ana a
to the order. The friends and re
tiyes of the patients viii visit a
iona who were never here before, u
many Of them stay and become 10!
Arizonans. OF all the memories
my life, none will be sweeter W
my recollections Of the hospitsi
shown me in Arizona, and espeeis
In Prescott. II things keep on
way they have started, don't KIN
but that you might get me as v
as the sanatorium."
Mr.. Kerwin expressed the D
That Arizona would soon get s''
hood and closed by expressing
warm appreciation Of the hospital
extended TO him by the local KING
and by the citizens.
Fraternity and Charity was
toast ably responded TO by Rev.
slant Mandiu, who was followed
interesting remarks by Secretary
The Territory George u. Young,
X. N. Looney and G. T. Joslin,
latter giving information TO the
mittee as TO the resources OF
county. DIR. @. y. Yount read
paper with arguments and auth