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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-05
HORRICAN GOES HOME ALIVE
Had Heart Failure and Given Up to De
Michael Horrigan, Ex-Sheriff of
Ionia County, Returns Home.
STATES THAT THE DANIELS NEUROPATHIC TREAT.
MENTS SAVED HIM FROM THE GRAVE.

arteries had set In and that had
only a very short time to live.
About the middle Of March my son
called Melville Daniels into the case
and he visited me at the home Of my
SON in law, c. Il. Williams, as Charles
avenue. / had not taken OF any nour-
ishment for nine days and he gave
me the first treatments in bed. as l
was so weak that i could not be
moved. However, II was only short
time before / was able TO walk down
to the institute for treatment"
Il returned to Ionia May 80 and sur
prtsed my friends when / took up my
business affairs again, after the doc
tors had stated 80 positively that
had only few hours 10 live some few
weeks before. Since then have been
out on the Job every day and have
never felt the slightest return or
symptom OF any heart trouble.
MY case attracted so much after
ton In our part OF the state that Mr..
Daniels has opened branch at Ionia,
and without exception all Of his pa
uents are more than satisfied with
results given In number Of very
stubborn cases that he has treated.
II shall be pleased TO verify this
statement personally or give any fur
Their information regarding my case
to those who may be Interested
Michael Horrigan. S1l Rich street,
Ionia- Mich.
The Daniels homeopathic Institute Il
located at 19-21-23 Sheldon avenue
Grand Rapids, with branches under
the personal supervision OF Melville
Daniels at Cadillac, Mich, 422 Cha
pin street; Ionia, Mich. 22s Washing
ton street Consultation without
charge
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-05

some legal matters" said Michael
Horrigan, 81 Rich street. Lonia, Mich.
II kept growing worse until March,
when | was confined to my bed, hav-
ing from eight to ten attacks of heart
failure every day I suffered severe
pain about the heart; had great diff
Guilty in breathing and there were
times l became unconscious. Prior
20 this physicians at Jackson and
Ionia had attended me without results
but | did not give up hopes until q
consultation OF four doctors In Grand
Rapids Informed my relatives that
hardening OF the muscles OF the heart
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-05

brought in his canoe; though It
was single sash OF six
small lights, that opened on hin
ges; the exterior being protected
by stout bars of riven oak, Sc
surely let into the logs. The door
was made OF three thicknesses Of
oaken plank, pinned well together,
and swinging on stout iron hinges,
SO secured as not to be easily re-
moved. It's outside fastening was
made by means OF two stout sta
pies, short piece OF ox-chain, and
an unusually heavy paddock. Moth
ing short OF an iron bar, and that
cleverly applied, could force this
fastening. On the inside, three
bars of oak rendered all secure,
when the master was at home.
"You set considerable store by
your honey, / guess, stranger"
said Gershom, as lie Bourbon UNI
locked the fastenings and removed
the chain, "if a body may Judge
by the kear (care) you take ont
Now, down our way. we ant half
SO particular; Dolly and Blossom
never SO much as putting up bar
to the door, even when / sleep out,
which is about half the time, now
the summer is fairly set in"
"And whereabouts is down our
way, il one may be SO bold as to
ask the question:" returned lie
Bourbon, holding the door half
opened, while he turned his face
toward the other, in expectation
of the answer.
"Why, down at Whiskey Centre,
to be sure, as the wy egrers and
other boatmen call the place"
"And where is Whiskey Centre?"
demanded Ben, little pertinac-
iously.
"Why / thought every body
would a. known that" answered
Gershom; "sin' whiskey is as draw
in as blister. Whiskey Centre is
just where / happen to live; bein'
what a body may call travellin'
name. AS I'm now down at the
mouth of the Kalamazoo, why
Whiskey Centres there, too"
81 understand the matter, now"
answered lie Bourbon, composing
his well-formed mouth in a sort
of contemptuous smile. "You and
whiskey being sworn friends, are
always to be found in company.
When / came into the river, which
was the last week in April, / saw
nothing like whiskey, nor any
thing like a Centre at the mouth"
of you'd a. BEN a fortnight
later, stranger; you'd a. found
both. Travellin' Centres, and sta
tionary, differs somewhat, guess
one is always to be found, while
t'other must be s'arched alter"
"And pray who are Dolly and
Blossom; / hope the last is not
a whiskey blossom2"
Not she-she never touches
spoonful, though l tell her it never
hurt mortall She tries hard to
reason me into it that it hurts
me-but that's all a mistake, as
any body can see that jest looks
at me-"
Ben did look at him; and, to say
truth, came to a somewhat dif-
ferent conclusion.
Continued Next Week.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-05

Il first suffered an attack OF heart
trouble during January this year while
al jackson, where | was attending to
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-05

Without wasting his time in use
less talk, leBourdon now caught
another bee, which was subjected
to the same process as those
first taken. When this creature
had filled itself, il rose, circled
the stump as usual, as if to note
the spot for. a second visit, and
darted away, directly in a line
with the bee first taken. Ben noted
it's flight most accurately, and had
his eye on it, until il was quite a
hundred yards from the stump.
This he was enabled to do by
means Of a quick sight and long
practice.
wen move our quarters,
friends" said Buzzing Ben, good
humoredly, as soon as satisfied
with this last observation, and
gathering together his traps for
a start. 81 must angle for that
hive, and | fear it will turn out
to be across the prairie, and quite
beyond my reach for to-day"
The prairie alluded to was one
of those small natural meadows,
or pastures, that are to be found
in Michigan, and may have con-
tanned four or five thousand acres
Of open land. The heavy timber Of
the swamp mentioned, jutted into
it, and the point to be determined
was, to ascertain whether the bees
had flown over these trees, to-
ward which they had certainly
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-05
SYNOPSIS

The scene OF the story is laid
In the Oak Openings formed in a
grove Of "burr-oaks" on the
banks of the Kalamazoo river
which ebbed its way thru the then
unpeopled forest of this state. The
time was in the middle of the sum-
mer OF 1912. Four absolute strang-
ers, lie Bourbon, bee-hunter,
Gershom a frontiersman of Whis-
key Centre fame, and two indians "A
Pottawattamie, named Elksfoot and
a Chippewa named Pigeonswing
met by accident in the coax
Openings" lie Bourbon or Ben Buzz
entertains the other three with one
of the most exciting exhibitions of
his art.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-21
Aaulce
From
ihf
P0nIfry
DoCIor


and 1t is wise to look for them by this
method also. The regular layer will
always be on the move early and late
searching for insect life and other tit
bits, les comb, face. and lobes will
be very red, and its eyes will have that
clear sparkle which denotes that birds
are in the pink of condition The fcath-
ers will also be very bright and glossy
and not Iufled, and if the bird be
handled the flesh will be hard and firm,
possessing not an ounce of supertluous
fat. When we come to the drones, what
do we tind2 These specimens are al
ways last out in the morning and in
first at night, yet ready at any time to
consume as much soft food as would
extend their crop to an abnormal de-
gree They never go about over the
stubble in search Of insect life, and al
ways seem lifeless. They lack that
lobes are anything but red and their
feathers are duh and ruffled. When
handled they are found to have flabby
flesh and layer after layer of fat. Such
specimens as these should never con-
stitute the breeding pen, but rather
placed in the pot. The male bird should
be a typical sized bird of correc; shape
and should be about two years old if
young pullets are to be mated with
an egg Of normal size regularly should
also be taken notice Of: but. of course,
the eggs must not be of abnormal size
as such birds are not always best to use
in the breeding pen. If birds are Sc
lected year after year possessing good
qualities such as we have named then
a laying strain can soon be got togeth
er provided close in-breeding is care
fully guarded against. II only poultry
keepers could see the value of making
up a laying strain of their own by Sc
Letting the best individuals each year
then we are sure we should hear less
complaints about the scarcity Of eggs.
If. however, haphazard in breeding Is
carried on year after year and fresh
stock is never introduced, then one can
only expect a bad result, and in the end
absolute failure. If the best layers are
picked out of the birds at the present
time and placed in pens of their own
while the MASTERS are cleared out of the
way. then when the time comes round
for mating we shall be able to mate
them up with some amount of satisfac-
tion, and Knowing at the same time
that good percentage of chicks viii be
Matched and reared of tip-top quality,
and not those measly looking, half
feathered mongrels which one too often
sees walking about the farm yard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-21
j Real Estate Wanted.
Farms For SAFE.


40 ACRE truck and dairy farm, only three
miles from smyrna; good land orchard
and pasture. about half cultivated; two
houses and barn. price, 1,600 cash.
Don't write unless YOU mean business.
,rhis Is a bargain r. \. Holland & Son
Zeal Estate and Loans, Court House, Ma.
risffa. - 5000
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Trains marked thus ~ run daily. ex-
ceut Sunday
other trains run daily Central time
City Ticket Office. No. l PeRchtree ST.
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Houses For Rent.
Atlanta Phone 1881.

fOR REM.
rooms. $50 Luckie street $3.50
3r. h., 1871 East Fair street 80. $50
3-r. H., ISL Whitehall street .... 800
3-r. h.. 1856 Edgewood avenue. 49,. 1860
3r. h., III East Fair street. ....... $50
3-r. h.. 33 Gaskill street ............ $50
3-r. h., 72S-B East Fair street,. 4.30
3-r. h.. % Postell street. ........... $50
ar. h., So Kennedy street. .. 730
Ar. h.. 10 Fowler street 1000
Ar. h., Adamsville, Ga. and 76
acres of land. ........-...,,... zoe
ar. h.. u Evans Drive .. 1850
Ar. h., 144 Crew street. ............ 20.60
ar. h., 40 Randolph street......... 1880
Ar. h., 80 Virgil street, ............ 900
ar. h., II West Alexander street. 1880
Ar. h.. Sc West Harris street,. 1000
Ar fiat, $50 West Baker street. 23.lo
Ar fat, 1870 3 Woodward ave.. 1850
5-r fiat, 290A East Linden street 1000
5-r flat 272 East Fair street. ...... q. 80
or h., p Harwell street, ........., 1850
5-r h. 1902 Crumley street ....... 1890
5-r h., 355 Formwalt street. ..... 1850
or. h., 40 Atlanta avenue .......... 1851
And a long list Of larger houses.
COME TO SEE Us.
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Ducks.

ON ACCOUNT of going away will sell
fourteen light fawn and white Indian
Runner ducks cheap. Phone 1877 Decatur
Mrs. Mason Kirkwood, Ga. 42-i8-6
INDIAN Runners; best white egg layers
prices reduced 300 Youngsters soon lay
ing $3.50 a pair Fish River Poultry
Yards Magnolia Springs Ala. 37-17-6
INDIAN RUNNERS Fawn and White
and White. Dwellings, 25c to 81; eggs
ST. 80 to S.; satisfaction guaranteed Geor-
gia Duck Farm, South Kirkwood, Atlanta
1856
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Real Estate For Sale.
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate Renting and Leans
Bell Phones 1O3l1O32 u Edgewood Atlanta Phone 1881

FOR SALE.
ON EDGEWOOD AVENUE between Bell
and Fort streets, we offer for a quick
cash sale, a lot at $50 less than the mar
ket price, Price. $500 per foot See Mr.
Dews
ON AVERY DRIVE In Ansley Park. "a
lot 55X2l0 feet. this is about one and
half blocks from end of Piedmont ave
nue. car line, and we have a price OF
$4,000, but the owner has Instructed US
to sell it, so make us an offer. See Mr..
Radford
IN KIRKWOOD on South Decatur car
line, a pretty five-room bungalow, with
lights, water. tile walks. etc, $3.50 cash.
$3.50 per month See Mr. Dews.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE on lot S5x250 in
West End; convenient to Lucille ave-
nue. cars; sewer gas and water, cherted
streets. 50, 400; very easy terms. See Mr..
White.
ON THE corner Of Hill and Mccoy
streets, about one block from the De-
catur car line, where the East Lake Drive
crosses same, a lot l42X20O feet This lot
viii cut up into four lots, 50X142 feet.
Owner wants S1S00, but would consider
an offer See Mr. Radford.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-21

QUALITY REDS, j. l. Hosford. Fast
Point, Ga. 4-25-3l
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Railroad Schedule

OOU Hmm MAID " a Y
premier CARRIER OF THE SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed.
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1t is not too
early to pick out
the birds which
win make up the
breeding pen next
season. The best
layers must only
be selected, and a
great aid to Sc
curing such birds
is to use the trap
nest, as this de-
vice soon weeds
out the workers
from the drones.
Good layers can
also be selected
by outward signs,
A,,I -
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Orpingtons.


KELLERSTRASS Crystal White Orping-
tons. My poultry plants, houses, brood
ers, incubators and 60 hens and pullets
about 200 young stock and Is or 20 cocks
and cockeres VIII sell as a whole or in
lots. Must close out at once. DR.. r. c.
Ward, 220 Gordon street. 6-19-3T
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If YOU HAVE MONEY no LOAN WE CAN PLACE 1T


o
WE Bull LETN, description
JOHN J. W OODSTDE.
AVENUE 61S
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Purchase Money Notes.

FOR SALE-First mortgage purchase
money notes. $12, 400 first mortgage real
estate, due in one and two years, Z per
cent This is Al gilt edge, and | will
consider clear Atlanta property or take
small discount for cash. John r. Scott,
s14 Grant building Phone Main 1863.
6-21-35
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Eggs.

THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpingtou eggs
81 per l5 IS per 100 126 Windsor st
Main 1888 4-27-25
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Business Opportunities.

11-ROOM boarding house, furnish
ed throughout full of boarders !;
best location; Washington st. M.
2312-J. 6-21-26
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Pigeons
Dogs
Horses and Carriages.

SALE Two cheap horses and one
/. Address 1876 Peters ST 46-2l-e
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Architects and Builders.
Monuments and Stone Work.

ATLANTA GRANITE COMPANY
All kinds stone work.
1919 Fraser-st. Phone Main 354o 1877
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Real Estate For Sale
rtr-rT ~-AVrETA ~


SEMI CENTRAL
LESS than block from Capital City Club;
piece of land on West Harris street less
than 5000 per front foot. Cheapest thing
on the street. Big possibilities in this
block No agents. Address Harris, Box
as, care Georgian 49-21-6
FOR SALE-New eight-room bungalow,
on car line, north side; lot so by $50;
screens, shades, furnace heat; east front.
bargain. Call Ivy 1851. Address 1896
Piedmont avenue 6-21-36
The evening world., 1912-12-04

others by discounting utstanding ac-
counts, which did not exist These false
bills are said to have been hypothecated
with such firms as the Spiegelberg con-
Germ. No. ISL Green street. and l..
Erstein & Bro Of No. SO Green street
Each OF these firms 10 said to have been
out In the neishborhood of 500. 900.
money paid to jackson.
When Jackson's concern went under
last October he got some public sympa-
thy as the victim OF the tight skirt fad.
His nrm once had turned out about 5000
silk pettooats q day. and tho business
done was figured at N.o0o, 900 q year.
Then came the knowledge that Jackson
himself was missing from his paiatiai
home at Pelham, ~. T., also that his
departure was q Night and that he was
hiding In Canada.
Examination of Jackson's books by
Frederick w. Wakefield. WHO was frst
made receiver In bankruptcy by Judge
Hand. IL said to have revealed the
half-million dollar larceny Mr.. Wake
Hold Is credit manager n Cheney
Brothers. SILK manufacturers. OF Fourth
avenue and Eighteenth street.
An inventory of Jackson's imam 1ai
condition year ago Is said to have
shown assets of over 5000. 900 and ia
bilitbes OF about 100000. When the
bankruptcy petition was filed. the Mabil-
tiles had crept up to 81. 000, 900, while the
assets had disappeared. Two petitions
In bankruptcy were Ned at the tina.
one against Jaclcson Individually ss,d
one sEainSt his Arm.
The evening world., 1912-12-04
SURELY SETTLES
UPSET Upset S STOMACH
"Pape's Diapepsin" Ends
Indigestion, Gas. Sour
ness and Heartburn
in Five Minutes.

Really does" put bad stomschs In
order--''really does" overcome indiges-
ton. dyspepsia, gas. heartburn and
sourness in five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that-mskes Pape's Dispepsin the larg-
est selling stomach regulator in the
world II what you eat ferments into
stubborn Jumps. you belch gas and eruc-
tate sour. undigcsted food and acid;
head Is dizzy and aches; breath foul;
tongue coated; your insides filled with
bile and indisestiblc waste. remember
the moment Dispepsin comes in contact
with the stomach all such distress van
ishes. It's truly acknowledgement
marvellous. and the Joy is its harmless
ness.
A large fifty-cent case Of Pape's Dia-
pepsin will give you q hundred dollars
worth Of satisfaction or your druggist
hands you your money back.
It's worth its weight in gold to men
and women who can't get their stomachs
regulated. 1t belongs in your home
should always be kept handy in case Of
. sick. sour, upset stomach during the
day or at night. It's the quickest. sures,
and most harmless stomach doctor in the
world.
The evening world., 1912-12-04
RIVAL POSSES OUT,
ONE TOLYNCH, ONE
TOSTOP LYNCK|NC
Armed Jersey Farmers Hunt
Nan Who Erl,ally At
tackled Woman.
SHERIFF LEADS CHASE.
Victim Struck Down With
Bludgeon and Dragged
Into Field.
SHERIFF LEADS CHASE.

TRENTON. N. J.. Dec. 1.-The all
night search OF the two rival posses.
enc an unorganized mob OF armed
farmers bent on lynching. and the other
the sherff's posse. determined. II pos
sibie, TO prevent the lynchins. failed In
their efforts to locate the man who at
tackled and mortally injured Mss Luella
Marshall OF No. SIS Pennington avenue
a. she was walking along q lonely road.
Tho victim OF the outrage IL dying In
Mercer Hospital. where she was taken
after she was discovered unconscious In
the thick patch Of timber back Of the
Odd Fellows Home.
: At first It was confidently believed that
the assaiiant of the young woman Was
Q negro. but since the search began
some doubt was cast on this theory.
Miss Marshall. who 70 thirty years old
and keeps house for her brother. . pros
porous farmer. was walking along the
old Pennington road. west OF the city.
when she was attacked. She was struck
down from behind with q heavy blud-
spon which fractured her skull Another
h,ov n, IN, .ame weapon broke the
son.. y, her law Thu murderou, as
49,, 80 a,..s.a nj. u,r...,iny v,c.
a., ,,,,o ,,.IJ b.ck os tns roadway
fence.
TIKI. ,.nc. a. cons,ructed of barb~d
-. "a IN. man dr.sxed his victim
-. ~. n.rh. r,nn,nr an he, clothing
80 ,..r,n, ,onr ra.hs. In the nesh
v.,o. n. h.d comp,eted his fendish
- y. h.a torn IN. Young woman,
s,o,h,r- m r,bbons.
NJ. An. Eryert Vim live. In the
..c,r,,v ..v a man hurrylnw out of
~. -.ooa.a a.,A wh.r. the assault ,ook
80. \. -. an h.rk that Mis-. Eyer,
-. ,n.h,. a. ..v .s,srwsrd. whether
~. mar -. vhi,. mr. black. Hs had
.,.rc.,v Vanished from, .,rht when Mia,
r,,.,, hsa,a rroan. ana traesd the
sound tn the neld where Miss Marshall
law. An Ambulance vas summoned and
,hs eountryslds vas informed of thu
outr.ss
pros.cu,or crossiev and the Trenton
,o,,c. ~,ers no,ia.6 ana : sh.rifrs posss
orrao,xsd. Before ths police had be.
The evening world., 1912-12-04
GIRL THIEF SENTENCED.
woman Aide Of slain Fagin Goes
20 Reso rmatory.

Sophie BeckendorfY, the young woman.
who while under the sway OF vogel. tho
thief killed by detectives in a Bronx
hotel several weeks ago. committed a
score Of robmeries while posing as a
servant In the homes Of wealthy people.
was sentenced by Justice Foster In Gen.
erai Sessions to-day to serve an inde-
terminate term In Bedford Reformatory.
In passing sentence Justice Foster said
that II he should punish the girl on all
the indictments she would spent the next
twenty years In prison; but he believed
that she had the makings Of decent
and good woman In her and he believed
she was driven to crime by the master
thief who had her under his influence.
The evening world., 1912-12-04

Franklin Simon & GO
Fifth Avenue
Useful Christmas Gifts
SPECIAL SALES THURSDAY
WOmen's Silk Hosiery
.Ong.." "Mclallum" aud "rarlaM" grand.
Pure Thread Silk Hose
Extra quality thread silk; black. white tan and all
shades silk or Isle sole and garter also Embrod
cred Silk Hose; al weights. Value $i.3S to $S0 4
Superior Quality Silk Hose
Pure thread silk; black white and eoors. silk or Isle
cole and Dub-L silk welt; oil weights Value $eS -
Hand Emb'd Silk Hose
Extra quality pure thread black silk hand embroidered
Ia SELF or ecos also self or white hand embroidered
clox; Isle sole and top. Value SITS to $500 =
Hand Emb'd Silk Hose
OF pure thread black silk self embd
c'ox also black whlte sky or pink hose sell hndembd
Hand Emb'd Silk Hose
Superior quality pure thread black silk hands omey
heel sndD ub-L Silk garter top; eli weights. -
Value S37S to $500 tx
Sale of Handkerchiefs
The evening world., 1912-12-04
NO MONEY IN GAMBLING,
0LD-1|MER TURNS INTO
BURGLAR, |SCAPTURED

-. -.
'h"r'es N'oe' my sear' o'o' .o'
many years oeAier nj the alien Ia
nous gambling house on sixth avenue
was brought to Police Headquarters
to-day by the Yonkers police. who ar.
rested him last night on the charge ~
,,,r,,,rv II. uas ,lontt1od nv tIeul.
,u. - 49,, ,.,a,.,.. ,,.., a.. u,o
:, 49,. -,
''''""s ""e'e ""'''' ""' az
tempts to make MN sp"e'i on "''
burglar pals failed.
Rice told the police he had gone
The evening world., 1912-12-04
BR|S7OWTS SENATE BILL
ASKS THE RECALL Of
JUDICIAL DECISIONS
Also Recommends the Initiative
Giving the People Right
10 Decide on Laws

WASHINGTON. Dec. t,--TAo inltln-
tive and the recall OF judicial decisions,
az amendments to the Federal Consu-
tuition. were proposed to-day by Sena-
tor Bristow In resolutions laid before
tho Senate. Senator Bristow's first res
oiution would permit the President to
submit to popular vote at Congress
sional election day any measure he has
recommended 70 Congress and upon
which no action has been taken for dx
months.
The second would provide that III the
Supreme Court shall decide q law
enacted by Congress 10 In violation OF
the provisions OF tho Constitution OF
the United Statee. the Congress at
regular session held after such decision
may subm,t the act to the electors At
q regular Congressional election"
Under each amendment II In proposed
that the questions submitted to the pco-
pie must have a majority OF the popu-
lar vote In n majority OF the States. as
well as in a majority of tho Congress
sionai districts OF the nation.
In n brief explanation Senator Bris-
tow declared the amendment affecting
tho President would enable hAn to ap-
peal from a dilatory or adverse Con-
gress to the people. and that a presi-
dent could not. as an excuse for sign
Ing an undesirable measure. say that II
was the best no could get from an UNI
friendly Congress.
Senator Bristow. In support OF has
amendment affecting decisions OF the
Supreme Court. declared that II would
give to the people an opportunity to
state whether or not they desire the
law. enacted by Congress and approved
by the President. to stand as the last
expression OF their will and Judgment.