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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20

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ton will be long drawn out and the
result in great doubt.
Should Take Some Action
When it is remembered that as at
present the democratic majority in the
Senate is only one, owing to the de-
fection of the two Louisiana senators,
and that Senator Culberson Is very i'll
and likely not to be present, 1t seems
to me that the situation imperatively
demands that some action be taken to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator Johnston.
1t also appears that there Is equally
strong opinion in the Senate that the
governor has no authority for calling
special election because the statutes OF
Alabama do not provide for such au-
thority, even If there was no doubt
under the seventeenth amendment of
such authority. which there is. 1t is
believed here that any lawyer in Ala
bama who will read section 372 of
the Alabama code will agree that he
governor cannot order an election un-
less the machinery is first provided by
the Legislature.
Therefore" continue Senator Bank
head, 'if Governor O'Neal were TO call
the legislature the same issue would
be raised against the senator thus
elected as is now pending against his
appointee
But One Thing to Do
ut appears to me after thorough in
vestigatiou of the subject that the only
thing the governor can do to meet the
situation and fill the vacancy within
the time to meet the demands here and
a. -.
tariff bill, is to call the legislature
together in extraordinary session to
pass a joint resolution giving him au-
thority to fill the vacancy by appoint
ment appointee to serve until an cleo
ton can be provided by law, and until
the people can elect a senator by di-
rect vote.
THE legislature is organized" said
the senator "and could pass such
resolution in one day. il they will. A
joint resolution has the same effect as
statute
Il want it distinctly understood,' said
Senator Bankhead that | have no per-
sonal interest in the matter whatsoever,
further than a desire to see the va
cancy filled. because vast public in
terests are at stake. / would not want
to see Alabama directly or negatively
commit an act that would defeat or
postpone the policies for which the
democratic party has been struggling
for the past 16 years"
Senator Bankhead was asked if he
had any comment to make upon the
widely published interviews of Captain
Hobson regarding the senatorial situa-
ton.
Captain Hobson's suggestion" re-
piled the senator, that I hastsned to
Alabama with a deep laid scheme to
prevent the people from exercising their
choice in the election of senator, is
so absurd in view of the facts that do
not care to discuss it.. The truth is.
left Washington two days before Sem
ator Johnston died"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
Peace Delegates Arrive

The Hague, August 19.-Nearly 1000 del
egates have arrived here for the twep-
tieth universal peace congress, which be-
gins tomorrow. The congress is under
the patronage of Prince Henry of The
Netherlands. 1t will continue through
Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
Deaths and Funei
Idhef j. Morris

Imther ] N5rrjs aged - veal
tho residsnes Of his father, II
avenue. M3ndAg morning at
rho rsnaHs yere taken to s
Ala YESTERDAY morning for INF
the S. W. voodin Undertaking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
Burglar Caught in the Act

Henry Williams. negro, was ar
rested this morning at 1880 o'clock
on a charge of burglary by Patrolmen
Ollie Mullins. Williams was captured
in a house at 1926 Avenue C by two
negroes. Frank Hill and James Fergu-
son, who held him until the officer ar
rived
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
Injured In WrecI.

Fort Smith, Ark, August 19.-Fifteen or
twenty persons were injured in the wreck
of northbound St Louis and San Fran
cisco passenger train at Jenson, Ark, to-
day The train, known as the Cannon
Ball." was bound for st. Louis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
NJ. Susie Steph'

A.. s,,ae stephens, aSe
a,aa rastek@y at the resic
49, ~ ~ z. Zazos, 1908
nS,e. ry Tt/remains will be :. :
toaav ,iu W Warner & Smile
ment/
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20

LICE 10y. Undertaken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
SEATING OF CLAYTON
MAY PRECIPITATEA A
LONG DRAWN FIGHT

tcontinued From Page one,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-20
sHAw, the Undertaken.

1ouNs undertaklng cd.
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ton will be long drawn out and the
result in great doubt.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
BEFORE THE ARIZONA CORPORAL
 TON COMMISSION

Arizona Corporation Commission. Plaintiff. Vs Phoenix Railway Com pany of Arizona. Defendant. Dock ct No. S4 Opinion X order. Appearances,
 Geo. P Bulard. Attorney General of Arizona for Arizona Corporation Commission Nessrs Chalmers x Kent. for Defendant
 Pursuant to notice duly given. this cause came on for hearing the 18th day If June 1913, at the office of the coW- mission in Phoenix
 From the evidence it appears that the defendant does not maintain the time schedule in the operation of its cars on West Washington street. heretofore published by the defendant, and ordered by this commission. and the chief req son for such failure appears to be want of trackagc facilities
 The single track line operated by the defendant on West Washington street in Phoenix from 1th avenue to 17th avenue is insufficient and inadequate to properly serve the general public using the same and in the interests or the public generally, proper transpo~- tatiou according to an adequate and proper time schedule and the tinIr schedule now published and cndeavorr to be maintained by the defendant. 1a- mands the installation forthwith by said defendant of additional traokage facilities. We are of the opinion tha- the double tracking Of that part of West Washington street as prayed fnr in the complaint herein filed. is a clear public necessity. proven to be such bE tho nature and rroducjlvcness of the business appurtenant thereto. the character of services rendered, and the needs of the people in their health. safety, comfort and convenience
 We are Of the opinion that congos- ton of traffic and resulting delays oe- caeioned thereby. must of necessity continue a- the same now exist. uuIc- the relief herein ordered is immediate, and II is the decision of this commit sion. and. it is hereby ordered:
 That the defendant build and con struct double track line of street railway, standard suage, on West Washington street in the city If Phoc- nix. Arizona. from the intersection of Seventh avenue with said West Wash ugton street to Seventeenth avenue. Such construction shall be com mcnced by said defendant within thir- ty days from the date of this order and fully completed on or before the 1st day Of September, 1913.
 Said construction shall be of the type and character as that provided for track construction in the amended ord CT entered and filed in docket No. , of this commission.
 ARIZONA CORPORATION COMlIIS- SION
 W. r. GEARY.
 Chairman.
 A. W. COLE.
 r. \. JONES.
 Commissioners. Dated this 33rd day of June, 1913 Attest.
 FRANK DE SOUZA,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
DELEGATES RETURN FROM
 DISTRICT CONFERENCE

Rev Z. Z Johnson. pastor of the CoIored M F. church of this city, and Prof. C. C- Simmons lay dele gate from the local chuch, returned late last evening from Tucson where they went to attend the sessions Of the district conference of the Fl Paso- Pacific mission of the church. Both report q splendid time, the coiored people of Tucson entertaining the conference in well known style, so that the meeting will be one long to be remembred. Delegates were pres cnt from West Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Four days were spent in the session.
 The reports of the various charges showed a commendabie increase in membership and bettermcnt of the conditions of work along all lines The report from the Phoenix charge showed one of the greatest increases Four years ago the denomination owned not a foot of property in the city. neither had ii a dollar here but since that time a commodious cement church and a frame parsonage have been built. the whole worth $50o0 and nearly paid for And in addi- tion to this there are thirty-one mem bers of the church.
 Cicero C. Simmons was unanimous Iy elected secertary of the conference and when his work was done, which is the most arduous connected with these bodies, all the delegates and members were of the opinion the rec ords were kept in the best shape ever. Alex Williams of Douglas and C. C. Simmons of Phoenix were elected lay delegates to the annual conference which meets in Fl Paso
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

It is now well known that not more than one case of rheumatism in ter requires any internal treatment what ever All that is needed is a free application of Chamberlains Lini- r,ent and massa ging the parts at each application. Try it and see how quickly it will relieve the pain and soreness. Sold by all druggists (AdvertisementD
 It's love that makes the world go
 round,
 The Whirling makes me dizzy, And that is why the license clerk And minister are busy.
 Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
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get nowhere cI-e so that they would so to Halke'~ if they had to swim.
 The June bride business is not lct quite over and little matter of
 ts-ct car strike cannot be allowed tp interfere N,Ith a June wedding or dlI1r wedding gift. These arc some ol tho reasons why the present n- da-trial unrest has not extended as far a, the Big Cur.o store,
 The demand for Navajo blankets - brisk as ever though at present there is not much active use for them in Pnoeniz. Bat those who ..r- going away and want IL take a NaNajo blanket as present. know t1at thez cannot get as good blanket anywhere else and they are ret sure that they can get a genuine one 1t atl.
 The Mexican drawn work there i5 also unlike any that can be procured
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS To the Articles Of incorporation of the Salt River Valley Water
Users Association


 BE TT RESOLVED, That whereas J.e Secretary ot the Interior has eN- pressed lis Willingness. whenever re- eaesjed SD to do. to turu over the 1uaIutenuuco and operation ot the dis rribut5nE system to tle Water Csers' under the various reclamation pro- 7ects to De thereafter operated and maintained at their expense as speed lry as c-I.uustanle- Wiu warrant. and
 WHEREAS. The Board of Cover uorS If the salt River Valley Water Users association deem it advisable to submit tEc question to the share holders et tEe Salt River Valley Water Users aesocIaton for their Get.ru-uatiou whether or not the Salt River Valley Water Users association Shall 50 request
 NOW. THEREFOR. Be it resolved. tlat tLo matter ot requesting the Secretary of the Interior to SD turn u.cr tho muagement and operation rt tua GietI3Dltlu- system. under the Salt Rive- Project, to the Water t-=,rs he submitted t7 the saare- holders .r tho a--ae-.ltlau at a e9ecial ,.e-t5on t5 be held f.r that purpose .rG fn. tl- purpose of atopting or rejecting certain amendments to the Articles of Interpretation of the Salt T,.I-r Valley Water Users assoeia-
 WHEREAS. rt < proposed to amend Section I. vi Article N. of the Articles ot Incorporation ot tie salt R,rer Water Users association so that tae same nav after amendment read -s faIlws- t"it.
 Section 1.-The objects ror which w. assaelauon i- organized and the general nature O. tae business to be transacted by ir shall be and are.
 TO provide for and distribute and furnish to the lands of the holders " shares If said association to which said shares and the rl2hts and iu- -erestz represented thereby are ap- uurtcraut. am adequate supply of water for the irrigation of said lands,
 To divert water within the State ol Arizona from the public sources ot water supply. 10 inpound water and develop sources of water to pump water from unaergrouud sources. to carrr ana distribute water -or the irrigation of the lands afore- said. and to construct, purchase, lease, condemn or otherwise in any way whatsoever acquire and own. hold, lave. use. control. maintain, pre- serve. manage. operate and conduct trc means therefor and any and all rights. TeserzIorS. dams. canals ditches fumes. headEates, pipes, ma chirerv. wells. pumps. pumping plants. power houses. transmission lines. ard property both real and per sonaI of every nature and kind what -ocver necessary or appropriate for the accomplishment Of any of the objects or purposes aforesaid;
 TO divert. impound. develop. pump distribute. deliver and use water for au beneficial uses and purposes from surface and subterranean sources by any means adapted to any of the purposes aforesaid. and create, trans init. Use. sell and dispose of power
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
GAR CO. MUST
 DOUBLE TRACK
Corporation Commission Is sues Order to Phoenix Street Car Company to Lay Additional Track on West Washington St.

The street railway company has more trouble on it's hands now. as a result of an order issued by the Arizona corporation commission yesterday re- quiring the company to double-trao31 the West Washington street line from Seventh avenue to Seventeenth avenue. The work must be done by September 1st next, the same time as that given by the commission in which to com plete all other improvements and ad- ditions to the system set out in preVi- ouS orders.
 The full text of the opinion of the iA.A ie lu- LII
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

{ for the accomplishment Of any of the purposes or objects of the associa- ton as hereinbeforc set forth. and for any other useful purpose and for profit:
 To have and exercise all the pow CTS. and do all and everything neces- sary. suitable. convenient or proper Tor the accomplishment of any of the purposes. or the attainment of any one or more of the objects herein enumerated. or incidental to the pow CTS herein named, or which shall at any time appear conducive or cX- pedient for the protection or benefit of the association or its members as shareholders therein.
 RESOLVED. That Section 9. Article NH of tho Articles If Incor- roration be amended SD as to read as follows:
 A-Assessnents for the ordinary cost of operation. maintenance and repair of the works of the associa- ton. or of those the maintenance and control of which are. or may be here after. lodged in tho association. shall be equally assessed against all the shareholders in proportion to the number of shares held by them re rectively: provided, however, that where any cost or expenditure is in cured or made bE reason of jumping pr lifting water. for .rr.eation pur- poses above the gravity level of the existing system that shall be greater than. o~ in addition to. the ordinary cost of delivering and carr>ing gray ity water. tho cost thereof shall be assessed against the lands benefiting thereby in addition to the regular as- sessments for the ordinary cost Of operation. maintenance and repair.
 B-Ard provided further that until there shall be completed and ready Tor operation. irrigation works and Iaterals adequate for the service of water to an of the lands covered by and subscribed to the Salt River Val loy Water Users association. that auE lands to which no service of water can be made. by reason of the lack Of adequate irrigation works and lateraIs Ehe.cnith to serve th- same, may be exempt from such as easements until such irrigation works and Iatcrals have been completed. and pending such completion the en- tire cost of the maintenance, opera tion and repair may be assessed against such lands as are then re- ceiving or in position to receive such service of water
 NOW. THEREFORE, Be it resolved by tho Council that said proposed amendments be approved and that the same, after publication as re- quireI by Article XVIII of said Articles be submitted to vote of the shareholders for their approval at a special election Of the association as required in said articles.
 Adopted by two-thirds vote of the council at a meeting held on June 2 1913
 Attest.
 cHAs. A. VAN DER vEER.
 Secretary.
 First publication June $. 1913.
 Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

CHAS A. VAN DER NEER,
 Secretary. First publication June 6, 1913.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

On the going trip tickets be destination within fifteen days The return limit is three months but not beyond October
 Stopovers the going trip are permitted at Iron Springs Prescott and Williams, also Albuquerque and points east On the return trip stopovers permitted everywhere of including C,hicaeo St Lous Memphis and New Stopovers ara
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24
BUSINESS UNAFFECTED
 BY STREET n.W.Y STRIKE
People Have to Go to the Zig Curb
 Store, Anyhow

The street riNay -tr.k. has mot intertere-l ip any Way s-th tho hasi- ness ot HalSs Bis Car.o store When reople are determined U hove bar gains they W:u walk U lea.@-ar. to get them. Beside. Iarst nf the patrons cf the Big r.rio stor" just .aN arc preuar.r~ tn loa.e nn visits to friends ii different .arts nt thu coUutr. and tEeE are taking presents to them. Th@ kind t7ez .r- taking they can
Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

anywhere else so that the procession of those who want the genuine in any line makes it's way to the Big CurIo Store--C Advertisement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Labor Trouble Brewing.
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Toronto, Ont, May 29.-The long.
threatened disruption of the entire
building trades bids fairly well to be
come reality on Monday next, when
5000 carpenters will bo out on strike.
Prolonged efforts have been made by
the officials Of the unions to effect a
friendly settlement with the employers.
These efforts have proved futile as the
employers have refused TO pay more
than 40 cents per hour this season. The
Joint executive Of the Amalgamated
Society and Brotherhood of Carpenters
last night decided to go on strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Globe Thetare.

One of the reels as shown at the
Globe Friday and Saturday is entitled
"Black Jack s AtOnement." This reel
depicts drunken sailor, the victim Of
the shanghaier Black Jack, being taken
to ship about to sail, and there Black
Jack receives his pay for this nefariOus
transaction. Returning on shore Jack
meets the sailors little boy, who has
to sell papers to keep the family from
starving. Jack becomes contrite and
rescues the sailor and restores him to
his family.
Other reels are shown which no doubt
will prove very instructive as well as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Mnndnrfnl Skin salve.

Bucklen' 3 Arnica Salve is known ev.
erywhcre as the best remedy made for
all diseases of the skin, and also for
burns bruises and boils, Reduces in.
flammation and is soothing and healing.
J T. sossamon, publisher Of News, Of
Corelius, S. c., writes that one box
helped his serious skin ailment after
other remedies failed. Only s5c. Rec
Ommended by ]. 0. Perry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Bankers Trial Postponed.
LuNrrrp rnnss leased w1Rr.l

Los Angeles, Cal, May 29.--By an
agreement between Assistant District
Attorney Ford and Oscar Lawler, coun-
Gil for George II. Bixby, the latter s
trial on a charge of contributing to the
delinquency of young girls will be post
poned until July "a. As the result of
the agreement the case will come up as
scheduled June 10, at which time it will
be continued. Bixby, who is a Long
Beach millionaire, was arrested in con.
nection with the recent vice probe here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
spacial seryica To Tillamook.

A Saturday.Sunday train service on
the P. R. & N. will be inaugurated
from Portland Sunday, May 81, and
from TillamoOk Sunday, June 1. Trains
will leave the union deport, Portland,
Saturdays at l p. M, Hillsboro at 2;O5
and arrive at Tillamook at p. m.
Sunday leave Tillamook at 4 :O5 p, M,
arrive at IIillsboro at S:45 p, m. and
Portland at 10 p m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
The Usual Morning Story.
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Chicago, May 29.-Peter Becker to-.
day shot and fatally wounded Gene
We've Phomas, whom he intended to
marry today, and then committed sui.
eide. He left a note to the girls faith
er which read:
"This is the kind of wedding you
will see--a funeral instead" "
Becker was respondent over his in
ability to get work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Sunday Trains to Newport.

Sunday service on the G. & f. from
Albany to Newport will be inaugurated
next Sunday. Trains will leave Albany
Sunday mornings at 7:i5, arriving at
Yaquina at 1915 p. m. and at New
port at 12:45. Returning trains leave
Newport at $50 p. M, Yaquina at 6 p.
m., and arrive in Albany at 1910 p.
m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
WEST SALEM TO INCORPORATE.

At a meeting held last night by resi-
dents of West Salem, it was concluded
to incorporate that town and officers
were elected preparatory to effecting a
permanent corporation of the city of
West Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Killed By Marshal.
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UNITED PNEHH LEAbHD WTNE'I
Chehalis, Wash, May 20,-Hade
Roack, bartender at Morton, died to.
day from gunshot wound inflicted by
City Marshal Houle, of that place, yes
terday Hard feeling is said to have
existed between the two men, and
IIoule was brought to the Lewis county
Jail early today by Sheriff Foster. Nor.
ton is the terminal of the Tacoma
Eastern railroad 40 miles east Of here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
BALKAN STATES MUST
SIGN TREATY OF PEACE
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

London, May 29,-0fficial announce
ment was made from the foreign office
here tonight that ENJOYS of Turkey and
all the Balkan states will meet at st.
James palace tomorrow It is under.
stood Sir Edward Grey told them all
they must sign a treaty of peace with
out further delay, and that as soon as it
was signed the powers would begin ad-
iustment of the financial problems re-
mlting from the war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Killed at Ellensburg.
UNITED PDzus LEASED wIRE.l

Ellensburg, Wash, May 29.-David
Cruz a Spaniard, who was run over by
4 Milwaukee freight train yesterday, is
dad in the city hospital here today.
Cruz never regained consciousness, He
had attempted to board the moving
train, and was thrown under the
wheels, both legs being cut off and his
skull fractured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Portland Mazamas.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

UNITED FhESS lhAhbb Nlhh'I
Portland, Ore, May ga party of
1O5 Mazamas, a mountain climbing or.
ganization, will leave here tonight for
Grants Pass over the Southern Pa
cific, on their way to the Oregon NAM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29

Glendale News: There seems to be
considerable activity in mining circles
these days, and we understand a few
deals are pending that look good, if they
20 through.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
Today's Baseball.

National
At Boston. Brooklyn-Boston game
postponed; rain,
Pittsburg, May 29.-It took three
Pirate pitchers to down Humphries of
the Cubs here this afternoon, the home
team getting the odd run. Score:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29
LORDS CODE rs SHOT
FULL OF HOLES

Owing to the large number of chang
es, amendments, etc, that resulted from
the acts passed by the legislature, the
Oregon code win be practically worth
less insofar as expediency is concerned,
according to the local lawyers. Before
the code can be used at all it will be
necessary to insert annotations in al.
most every page, as about every sec
iion has been affected to some extent
by either new laws passed or old laws
amended
Tie session laws for 1918 have not as
yet been received by local lawyers. A
Portland firm is sending out stickers on
which is printed the annotations neces-
sary and it will require four or five
days for one person to place the code
IN shape to be understood,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-29

moth caves. The trip from Grants Pass
to the caves and return will be made
on foot.