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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
REPLICA OF CRAFT
SAILS TO LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. lone hun
dred years after the New Orleans. the
first steam craft that ever navigated
the Ohio river. first reached Louisville.
an exact duplicate of that little steamer
today tied up at a local wharf.
Those aboard her, who are making
the trip from Pittsburg to New Or
leans, disembarked shortly after the
steamer arrived this afternoon and at
tended several entertainments given in
their honor They will continue on their
Journey tomorrow
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
VIII Buy Home

MACON. Ca. Nov 1.-THE knights Of
Columbus Of Macon have planned to pur-
hase a building for a. permanent home
4 the cost OF $1,000. The deal win per-
faps be closed at their next monthly
1eeting held I'm December. The purchas-
1g committee have several options on
Buildings about the city but If the pres
Mt plans materialize, the $1,000 building
sill be the choiee
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
WIRED BROTHER He WAS
DEAD FOR SUM OF $25

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 1O.-Be-
coming suspicious when the body of his
brother did not arrive after having sent
s25 for transportation, VIII Price. of
Shawneetown. ILL.,, sent deputy sheriff
here to investigate and the officer yes
terday learned that that brother Otis
Price. was alive and AT work. The Indian
apolis man told the officer that he was in
need and obtained the money from his
brother by signing the name of a doctor
to a telegram telling of the supposed
death. Price will not be prosecuted.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
PAUL BARTH WILL TAKE
VOWS OF PRIESTHOOD

ST. MARYS1 KY, Nov. 1O.-Paul Barth.
son of the late Paul C. Barth, former
mayor of Louisville. is among the stu
dents here preparing for the priesthood.
The young students father was head Of
the Louisville Democratic administration
turned out of office in 1907 by the Ken
lucky court Of appeals. Mr.. Barth felt
the disgrace so keenly that he shot him
calf
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
Plan Primary Fund

TOWNSVILLE, Ca, Nov. n.-ThI
county commissioners of Thomas haS
ing decided that they win not pay tn
expenses of primary in this county OF
December z, Chairman H. J. McIntyr'
has called a meeting of the Democratic
executive committee at the court hous'
here on November 49, This COMMITTEE,
win meet to devise ways and means fol
raising money to pay for the primary.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
Speer Win Speak

A MACON, Ca, Nov. 1L-Judge Emory
'Speer, of the United States court has ac-
cepted the invitation to speak to the
Atlanta Bar association at their annual
meeting on the night of December 2. The
annual gathering of the association will
be held at one of the hostelries of the
capital city and will begin with BAN
quet. Following will be the address of
Judge Speer, which will be the feature of
the meeting.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
TOWNSVILLE MAS0NS
GIVE OFFICER SERVICE

BROWNSVILLE, Ca. Nov. 1.-THE
Thomasville lodge of Masons last night
presented L. T. Way, senior deacon of
the lodge, with a handsome silver tea
service. Mr.. Way has done wonderful
work in the lodge this year in helping to
build il up and the testimonial was Civ
en- in recognition of this.
Mr.. Way leaves Thomasville soon tn
make his home in Flemington, Liberty
county.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
Mcclellan Is Named

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. l0-Kenneth D.
Mcclellan, Democratic nominee, was
elected to congress today as representa-
tive OF the Tenth Tennessee to complete
the unexpired term of the late Gen. Geo
w Gordon.
w. A. Wetherhall, Socialist, Mr.. Nc
Kellar's only opponent. polled eompara-
lively small vote.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
ASK School Enuinment

MACON. Ca, Nov. Lat the monthly
meeting of the public board of education
held yesterday in the Office of Superin-
tendent c. B. Chapman, the board recon-
mended the immediate purchase of type
writer's for the pupils taking the COM
mercial course at high school. Six type
writer's and 100 school dictionaries and
other equipment viii be purchased for
the pupils and Installed in the school
some time this week.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
LA GRANGE. WILL SEND
EXHIBIT TO CHICAGO

LAGRANGE, Ga, Nov. 11.-Through tho
efforts OF the chamber of commerce an
exhibit of corn, hay and cotton has been
gathered for the Chicago Land show, for
the purpose Of showing products from
Troup county.
The exhibit consists of Christopher cot
ton. Bermuda and alfalfa hay and five va
rieties Of corn. The exhibit will be made
with products from other Georgia coun-
ties arranged through the Georgia bu-
reau of Industries and immigration.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
Land Tract Sold

GRIFFIN, Ca, Nov. 1.-THE Mrs. VI.
+. Nelson estate. the majority of which
lies in Pike county. was sold in Griffin
several DAYS ago. and netted in the
aggregate about $4,000 The land con-
sisted of several farms, which have
been in cultivation for long time.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-14
Won't Protest Election

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 10.-Maj T.
T. Hyde, in a statement issued. declares
his intention not to protest the result
of the municipal primary on Tuesday.
when Col John p. Grace received a
majority of IS votes over Major Hyde
and e. w. Hughes. in tne contest for the
mayoralty nomination.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
BY IRA M. BOND.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. ?. - F. NJ. Murphy visited today at the White House, and also consulted with many Congressman, with whom he fully advised. He said ne earn estly hoped the proposed Constitu- ton will be voted down and that he had written many friends looking to that purpose. If the Constitution receives a majority of the votes it will surely be rejected by the President, with the loss of vote for the next President, the loss of mill ions of dollars to Arizona, and the loss of confidence of Eastern finan- cial and business interests for many years more as a Territory. The only chance for Statehood is to vote down
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
A REMARKABLE ADMISSION.

That there is grave doubt that the Constitution may be disapproved either by the President or Congress, is admitted even by Senator LaFol- lette, who points out, in the current issue of LaFollette's Magazine, thai, Arizona may well be alarmed. It is this apprehension that has in fluenced the real and far-seeing friends of Statehood to vote against the Constitution, for its rejection would mean that the Constitutional convention would reassemble, and if it. members be really loyal to the interests of Arizona, they would frame a Constitution free from the features that are objectionable. This is what Senator LaFollette says:
 "Inspired dispatches from Wash ingtOn announce that President Taft does not look with favor upon the Constitution of Arizona, and that the provisions for the initiative, refer endum and recall may stand in the way of the its ratification by Con- gress and the President. Arizona people may well be concerned over such an announcement, for the En' abling Act passed at the last ses sion of Congress was so worded that Congress and the President are in position to censor whatever the people of Arizona have decided shall be the fundamental law of theil new State.''
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
IT IS UP TO TAFT,
 NOT TO CONGRESS

It is apparent that a great many people are being misled, either inno- gently or deliberately, in regard to the provision of the Enabling Act having to do with the approval of the Constitution by the President and Congress. Some newspapers, and an unknown number of people, imagine that if Congress is favor able to the Constitution, it will make no difference what Taft thinks.
 No man in Arizona should go to the polls entertaining such an idea, for it is wrong. It is essential that the voters clearly understand the pro cess to be gone through in case the Constitution shall be approved next month by the people.
 In that event, it goes to Taft. If the President disapproves, that dis approval KILLS THE CONSTITU- TION. THE ENABLING ACT, AND OF COURSE, STATEHOOD. If thus happens, Congress would never get enanee to say word about it.
 Only in ease Taft approves it does the Constitution get before Congress. So Congress is really an unimpOrtant factor under the circumstances. The main problem has to do with the at titude of Taft We are assured on every hand that the President will say No. There have been no denials from Washington of this general be- lief. The situation today warrants tine understanding on the part of the voter that if the Constitution is ap- proved next month, the action of Taft will kill Statehood, perhaps for years to come. This newspaper sim ply desires that it's readers shall un- derstand just what a vote for or against the Constitution means, and , if they so understand, they will pay no attention whatever to articles in newspapers purpOrting to give the sentiment among Insurgent Republic ans, Senators or Congressman. Such articles are not honest. It is known that neither Bourne or LaFOllette are rated as among the controlling Re publican Senators and certainly these gentlemen would have no pulling in fluenee on Senator Bailey, who is the recognized Democratic leader. in the Senate.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
COPPER QUEEN IS PREPARING ID :
 RESUME
CFrom Tuesdays Dailyl

As a sequel to the meeting of the stockholders of the Copper Queen Gold Mining company, held in this city yesterday at the law offices of Norris & Smith, operations are to be resumed immediately on parallel claim of the Binghamton mine, in the Agua Fria district. The com pany was convened in annual meet ing, and among the stockholders present were L. Goldman, president; i; s. H. Hancock, J. H. GOOeh and C.. R. Caldwell, all of Paris, Texas, who arrived a few days ago. The board of directors elected comprise the fol lowing: L. Goldman, A. Goldman, R.. F. Scott. J. K. Bywaters, H. s. Bet tes, J. H. GOoeh, and William Frank, of Paris, Texas. ,
 President Goldman, in speaking of his eompany's purposes, states that preliminary operations are now, un- der way for extensive development. The group includes twelve claims, all patented He will take personal charge, and expects to be a resident of the county for several months. In resuming work the inducements are attractive for the making of big pro dueer, and from the development and showing in other properties in that zone, favorable conditions warrant the expenditure of the capital that will be outlayed, he says. In past years a great amount of work was performed, aggregating several thous- and feet. A 300 foot shaft, was sunk at one point, erosseuts tunnel run that cut the apex of the mountain at a depth of 500 feet and a tunnel driven at a lower elevation that pen etrated for a distance of 529 feet. Under the new plan the purpose IS to explore on thorough and practical lines. The field they are situated in is attracting much attention since the discoveries of the past few months on the Binghamton and Yav- apai Metals.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
CONSTITUTION IS SURE ID BE
 REJECTED BY PRESIDENT

the Constitution, have the COnstitu- tional convention reassembled, and leave out the recall of judges and a few other "isms'' and then State hood is assured.
 Speaker Cannon assured Delegate Cameron that he will permit him to pass his bill next Tuesday to levy assessments and taxes to continue Arizona under a Territorial form of government for 1911 and 1912. Cam eron is also assured his bill for $15O,- 900, for the construction of wells on Arizona arid lands, will be attached to some appropriation bill in Repub- liean caucus in session on the appro- priatiOn bill. Cameron will be pres ent, as he mas vote in caucus, but no chance to get representations for the Territory of Arizona
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
GOVERNOR HARMON

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 1. - Every section of the country was represent ed among the congratulatOry messages which piled high on the desk of Governor JudsOn Harmon today to remind him Of his sixty-fifth birth day anniversary. Many of the send CTS took occasion to express favorable sentiments in regard to the Harmon boom for the Democratic presidential nomination next year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08

Union, as I am willing to be, and as the Republican party is willing to be, that you should justify the admission by making yourselves a progressive but at the same time a conservative community
 "What must President Taft think of the proposal to build a State on the principle of the recall of judges when the judges, in the exercise of their independent function, chance to run counter to a prevailing senti- ment? What must be his opinion of a fundamental law with a provis- ion so abhOrrent?"
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
DEEDS MINING CLAIMS.

While in the city yesterday from the Senator section, James A. Hum phreys executed deed to the Cham pion Mining company for his inter ests in a group in that belt, which practically begins the existence of new operating concern. Previous to the transfer the properties have been under development, and Mir. Hum phrey is in charge as general man. ager. He states that work Is proving the merit of the undertaking and a permanent camp is to be maintained. He was accompanied to the city by his wife, the latter visiting friends for a few days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
AGITATING PLAN

ROCHESTER, \. Y, Feb. 4. - A State convention to arrange plans for an organized campaign in support of the commission plan of municipal government met in this city today for a two days session. It is stated that more than fifty of the leading cities and towns of New. York are now agitating the adoption of the com mission plan. '''''
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
SNowsHoE RACES

MONTREAL, Que, Feb. 4.-Mueh interest is manifested in the world s championship snowshoe races to be pulled off at Maisonneueve tomorrow under the auspices of the Canadian Snow Shoe Union. The programme will comprise eight events, as fol lows: 100 yards, 22O yards, quarter mile half mile, one mile, three miles, and 12O- yard hurdle race.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
BIG MERGER OF MINES BEING
 PLANNED

BISBEE Feb, 6:-Proxies for the special stockholders meeting have been received at the home office of number to insure a favorable vote on the question of increasing the capital stock of the company from 250,0O0 shares to 650,0OO shares at the meet ing to be held in Warren, Ariz., Feb ruary 15. This insures tine success of the consolidated with Superior & Pittsburg as far as Calumet & Ari- zona is concerned.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
OBSERVE CANDLEMAs.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The feast of Candlemas was observed today in all the Roman Catholic churches of the metropolis. This ecclesiastical festival was instituted by Pope Get asius I in the year 492 in eommem- oration of the presentation of Christ in the Temple and of the purified tiop of the Virgin Mary.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
INFANT BOY DIES.

The seven months old son of MT. and Mrs. William Lowe, residing m the eastern part of the city, passed away yesterday morning from pneu- monia, after a short illness. The be- reaved parents have the sympathy Of many friends in their sad loss. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. from the residence, at 3I7 North Alarcon street, under the direction of Lester Ruffner, under taker.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
A CONSTITUTION INIoUITY.

Under the caption "The Bench or the Mob," the New York Sun says editorially:
 "The reckless populism embodied in the form of Constitution on which Arizona is to vote next Thursday ap- pears in almost every article of that astounding document. Let sane Americans contemplate the proposed application of the principle of the re- call to judicial officers in the state, from the lowest to the highest. Take the Supreme Court, with its three judges. They are to be chosen at a general state election by the quail fled voters of the state at large, for term of six years. During this period the continued performance of their duties is subject to the provis- ions of Article VIII, entitled: Re moval from Offiee-Recan of Public Officers We quote the material parts of this article"
 The Sun here quotes Articles ?, 3, and ,, and proceeds, ,s..
 gro this complexion are the courts of law to come in a state in the American Union. A judge render ing his decision according to his con- science and his knowledge of the law, if his decision or opinion be mo- mentarily unpopular, may be sum- moned by less than one quarter of the voters to stand trial before the mob. The requisite signatures to petition for his removal from the bench for entertaining unpopular views of law may be obtained in separate patches, anywhere, on the streets, on trains, in workshops, or at mass meetings inflamed by speeches of demagogues.
 "The 25 per cent having put the judge On trial before the mob, in the presence of which, as the high court of appeal he must defend, in two hundred words or less, his con eeption of the duty and understand ing of the law. Within thirty days the judge of the Supreme Court, or contemporaneously, the entire bench, may be dragged from the bench by a mere plurality vote. By the same plurality vote the entire bench may be supplanted by more faeile inter- preters of the waves of public emo- ton and if the attack upon judicial independence is unsuccessful in the first instance, the assailed jurist may be hauled repeatedly before the bench of the mob, at intervals of a little more than one month, during his entire six. years term, or until he is disposed of, as long as any body is willing to pay the cost of removal elections"
 On Saturday the Sun said, under the heading: "The President and ATizona:'
 "The people of the Territory of Arizona are to vote on Thursday on the form of Constitution proposed with a view to Statehood, by the re cent Constitutional convention. Ari 2ona has faced and escaped the dan ger of Joint Statehood but she i' now confronting a yet graver peril The Constitution which the voter: are to ratify or reject next week, i' an embodiment of the worst heresie: in the populistic creed, the cranl notions of government which Brya1 made peculiarly his own. Oklahoma Z experiment in the making of fund amental law was disastrous enough The Arizona convention outdid Okla hOma.
 "'The draft contains most of tho things which make a sane mind shiver, among them the initiative referendum and recall. It goes SC far in the direction of the amorphou' control of the three branches ot