Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-05
LODGEMEN AND POLITICIANS
 MARK TIME
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO START BALL ROLL ING TODAY; TOM CAMP
 BELL RUNNING STRONG.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Knights of Columbus convention The cattlemen will convene at the Cham Der of Commerce tomorrow night, the Dokeys will hold forth on Wednesday and the Republican State convention will cover Thursday and Friday.
 K. of C. Degree WorS.
 Special degree work of the Yava- pal Council in the Odd Fellows hall will occupy the Knights of Columbus today to be followed by a banquet in the ball room Of the Yavapai Club to- night at which no less than l50 mem bcrs and guests will be present. A number of members will arrive this afternoon from Phoenix, and other towns in the State. The following attractive program has been prepared for this evening:
 Invocation w Rev. Edw. Gerard Toastmaster-Mr P w. O'Sullivan
 Selection by Orchestra.
 Address of Wclcome-R. E. Morrison Response ...... Thomas w. Nealon Piano Solo . Miss Phyllis Jones "Knighthood and Citizenship ...
 ................ K. w. Kramer
 Speciality by Miss Andrea Bradley "The Ladies" .... Mir. P. C. Gettins Vocal Solo " Miss Juanita Morrison Remarks by %. Hon. Jas. l.. Byrncs America" Orchestra and Audience
 Cattlemen's Convention.
 The Yavapai Cattle Growers Asso- citation will meet tomorrow night at s o'clock at the Chamber of Com- merce A great deal of interest is be- ing manifested and cattlemen from all over the State are expected. When this association was first organized ii was regarded with more or less skcp- ticism, but time has proved the bene- fit of cooperation.
 Among the problems of interest to the cattleman which will be discussed at this annual meeting will be the condition of ranges; the old question which has not to date been satisfac- torily scttled-cattle vs. sheep: allot- ments on national forest ranges and general topics for the bctterment or the cattle business. One hundred and fifty members are expected to attend the meeting.
 Dokey's Festivities
 The social branch of the Knights of Pythias,-in the words of Chairman Tom Bate, That part which raises particular Hades," has practically completed arrangements for the Grand Frontier Ceremonial of Fl Ycmamah Temple No. 65, which wih be held here on July 5th. An air or deep mystery prevails, but it has leak ed out that two immense steel cages are being fashioned by local black. smiths to hold the tigers which arc being starved and will be ravenously hungry for tyro meat, on which their appetites will be satiatcd on the night of the 5th
 The fire to heat the sands was started on Saturday and will be descr, hot Tom Bate could not be induced to tell anything, but he intimated that it would be a good thing for people l to keep their eyes open for something not advertised to appear on the From {. tier Days program, but which will be i pulled off at the fair grounds on We'd | nesday afternoon.
 Vague rumors are heard of camels 1 being fed up to carry the tyros at . great rate of speed across the desert { sands.
 Will Hold Parade.
 The Dokcys will parade through i the main streets at s o'clock Wcdncs- day evening. This caravan promises 1 to be the most wierd and hair-raisine spectacle ever put over by wild bunch of DokeyS Horrible and blood curdling music, strange cos tunes of the East, floats which will contain the tigers, and-well, leave 1t to the Dokey crowd to spring some surprises.
 Tyros and votarics from Phoenix, Flagstaff, Winslow. Clarkdale, Jc- | rome and other cities in the State, expected to arrive on the afternoon of the Fourth, will be met by the vo- taries from this locality and will be escorted to the Castle Hall where their ceremonial habilimcnts will be stored until the following day.
 Republican Convention.
 The Republican State convention will meet here on the morning of July 9th in the High school auditori- um. Thursday evening the delegates and their wives will be guests at theatre party at the Rex followed by a dance at the Yavapai Club. Friday they will be taken by auto Miller valley and over the inner loop, branching of at the Bian- conf ranch \ stop will be made at Granite Dells for lunch The closing session of the convention will be held Friday evening. No decision has yet been reached as to what action the convention will take regarding the endorsement of All opposition to the of Tom Campbell, Yava- pai's favorite son, has disappeared, and there now remains no question but that he will be the unanimous ; choice of the party for governor !;
 Senatorship Popular. \ different situation exists as to l the senatorial nomination. there be- | ing two aspirants for the honor-Ex. i Governor J. II. Kibbey, of Maricopa , county. and DT. Pcrcival Lowell. of ; Flagstaff The latter has been con ducting a vigorous campaign ever ( since the Tucson meeting, but ii he