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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-16
IN HOSPITALS
 AND WARDS TOO-

Kris Kingle will not confine his ac- tivities to soldiers and sailors at the holiday season, but through the Red Cross Commissions in Allied countries will visit Red Cross Nurses, patients and enlisted men in hospitals. Real cheer, pair of roomy Red Cross socks
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
A POLITICAL BUNCO GAME

Any citizen of the State who laborng impression that Fred T. Coer could take his governor the following provision of the Constitution of the State of Arizona
 Section No member of the legislature during term for which he shall have elected appointed any civil office of profit under this which have been created the emouments which shall been creased, during said term
 As senator, to salary of the governor the State the o the legislature and his of office State will expire until end of the year.
 Could any provision more plain? you have any
 for you If he unpreudiced he will tell you that absolute bar to Golfers qualifying he should have the good fortune be successful the coming election
 George w. P Hunt president constitutional venon which adopted the article quoted above He knew about all along but kept silent during the general paien and remained for newspaper Phoenix public the discovery that Colter is disqualified
 Section l, Article of the Constitution provides that the governor of the State shall years until shall be elected qualified
 Here another perfectly plain provision of the Constitution which Hunt helped write. If Coer elected and qualify there be doubt that Hunt will for another two years
 perfectly safe game If Coter only be elected he lose If the question should be simply years of Hunt and the machine under any construction
 Tke question naturally Are the people of the State of Arizona regardless of their political aiatoN going be victims of this of a bunco game?'
 This political frameup is the order that which deprived Tom Campbell of office elected by chrnge and submit the the of the State but put up Colter decoy expecting the usophstcated fall into the trap.
 Fortunately machines game exposed and it IS pretty well understood for Coter is a keep Hunt the job for another yearTucon Citizen
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
TOWNSEND TELLS THE STORY

Charles E. Townsend of Michigan speech fore the Republican Rapids September 26t presented ocefu and succinc the principles for which the Republicans in Congress have fought beginning of the and defense of which the country will rise the November elections It because of Republican activity urteance propositions the Democrats making their charges of political partisa ship.
 When after the European broke, said Senator Town. send we urged preparation called ngoists and country told that sufficiently prepared for that playing politics. when with Democrats pointed the lack of efficient preparation with billions O already appgopated when asked that Con- gres the country should know what being with peoples money that had been appropaed when for which evident for demanded egisaton showed that power unnecessary protested against the placing of incompetent pacsts and socialists charge work; when called e people fact That public information subject the control of socialist who just prior his appointment news censor enemy of the Constitutions when ad crd the fact that public criticism had the change of
 nt ministries in every warning nation of Europe and in of them several times began when demanded
 lat the people should be told the instead when criticized bills prepared by Congress but by outside agencies containing provisions wrongly and nsdouy aponed but which in fact dsassocaed from the and then forced through under the guse patrotm when charged extravaganza and corruption government affairs and asked that honest methods enforced by honest capable be empoyed when pleaded party recognition patriotic efficiency charged by Democratic col
 ague who know the facts know tem but by lives of the Executive, with being partisan
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
BILLY" GLENN IN LINE TO RECEIVE
 ARMY COMMISSION
(From Sundav's nailvl

Successfully passing yesterday a physical examination, with rating of 100 per cent perfect, w. E. Glenn of this city was ordered by the local military board to report at Tucson later in the week to take the final. or mental examination to an officers training school If he qualities. which seems quite probable, he will be sta- toned at either Camp Pike, Camp Lee or Camp Gordon. Mr. Glenn has strong credentials from an officer of the First Volunteers of the District of Columbia, with which regiment he served as a private during the Span war. He IS of the age to be drafted and he was one of the first in this city to register. Also to his credit did he desire to enlist un- der the first draft age, but was re- iected.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
HELP PULL THE LOAN OVER

At the subscriptions coming in for the Fourth Liberty Loan Yavapai County will fall far short of making her quota
 thing which has happened with o the three previous loans which all heavily oversubscribed.
 The trouble is with tie members of te committee and the workers " --;'a i,s ruc inc and thought as before but wal ,a. responding promptly and in get :n l. oi tle last previous loans.
 Apparen and ovara County do not yet undersa e --li'cd States The war has i-a a.;sfc' that the boys will De hor- .r. -ni t.. very little diff ference W! t-c"ev
 TIoee undred miles to B.ri mans oHi il pit up l stiff fight witl allies oa. of rc war Those who lave been reading a,c, he few days will understand the opposition which they putting up the intrepid and fresh American boys tie best soldiers in the old world and realize that Germany is far from beaten.
 We going to send several million France in 1919 They be supported fullest They go give tc lives the Liberty The continue climb additional American thrown tfe fighting
 The American forces supported Con gess will that the money required provided If be obtained through bond sales will be raised by The coming generation should bear burden of the of making the world safe and free from cratic domination. The bonds contribution but splendid investment and will insure many and comfortable and free old age. They saving devised Prescott hardly yet country and go to help the
 gould be everlasting disgrace for Yavapai County do Ter part after she has gone top spenddy cH ,rv previous enterprise.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
CHANCE FOR NINE MEN
 TO GO TO SALT LAKE
(From Saturdays Daiivl


 Here's a fine opportunity for nine men of draft age to take course ir mechanical training at the University of Utah at Salt Lake City, free of all expense, and at its completion to get good positions with the United States army at various points.
 The local exemption board late yes tcrday evening received a call for the aforementioned number of men to leave for the Utah metropolis on October 18th, and until October 12th will accept volunteer enlistments for this contingent. All volunteers must be qualified for general military ser vice and display some aptitude for mechanics. Only white men will be accepted for this call. If by October 12th there is not sufficiently large number of volunteers, the board will be compelled to draft men to fill up the quota.
 The University of Utah is said to he especially well equipped for of fering a fine mechanical training and young men who wish to enter the military service in the capacity of gas engine expert or any other kind of finished mechanic, cannot do bet ter than to apply immediately for a place in this contingent.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

national administration Ar Brisbane the recipient of letters grams ecitation Baker Daniels and from Secretary Humility when he became of the Herald Examiner hyphenate in Chicago recently.
 of the bolsfeviki are good deal alike here and Russia In Russia they preended be the champions the downodden proeaat unhappy country and find they nothing but hengs of the Kaiser Mir Brisbane who plays rotzy Herr Wilhelm Hearsts revealed having been engaged putting something for big special interest under the camouage of pure dcfied democracy.
 The people learning good deaf be able employ the information good They finding for thing that every demagogue IS dis honest and that every mans be weighed in the light of his true inwardness
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
ARIZONA LEADS AS PRODUCER
 OF ASBESTOS
U. s. GEOL GICAL SUR VEY. MAKES RE RT; YAVAPAI COUNTY FIRST LOCALITY TO BE CREDIT ED WITH DISCOVERY.
(From Tuesdays Daily0

From such an authoritative source as the United States Geological Sur vey 1t is learned in a recent bulletin issued by that federal body, that Ari- zona takes the lead in production ot asbestos in the nation. At present the most active producing center is in the vicinity of the Roosevelt dam in the range of mountains known as the Sierra Anchas.
 The first discovery of asbestos was made north of Ash Fork in the Grand canyon country. where two locations carrying this commodity are so well prospected as to be definitely deter mined. Kingman, also, is reported to have sent in rocks associated with asbestos. The Grand canyon de- posits are now being worked on limited scale, but production as yet has not assumed a stage worthy to be chased as essential to the wants of manufacturing C. D. Walcott. chief director of the U. s. Geological Survey. estimated Arizona's pro- duction of asbestos for 1917 to have reached a value of $509,056, on the basis of valuation of S30l per ton
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
PEOPLE ARE LEARNING THESE DAYS

Alien Property Custodian Pamers fcharge that German brewers bought the Washington Times for Arthur Brisbane liam H. Hearsts high priced editor understanding that the to be used their ends capital effect confirmed by Brisbane who admits group brewers advanced him $5OOO repaid without m Of profits only.
 The Times under Brisbane has been supposed apostle of the special interests Yet all the time has Knowledge that represented special interest been bought and paid for with influencing course Of legislation It will be selfrghteos organ of the proearat long ago took fling National Republican, making misstatements concerning publication which the Times too dishonest dsavow had been called it's crror
 It is always well keep eye man in public life responsible - onu- of wro professes to be particularly f~nl I" and violently opposed than anyone es " "s-o@ interests Usually demagogues of this tyne s~~ca interest are using this Of cove5-- or -r---e
 Not Ion~ ~'-estcOn- oiled newspaper held forth selfGi- Enclosures relative to tre owner ship of the Nv zas Mail clrired that the Mail was creature of Wr r orel r1rt;cr Of fact was con roled by socialist publisher THc Times 5qd the effronterv to publish sucf ocafion although the govern men had in N possession information bought and paid for with money advanced by special interest
 It may be added side light under Bris- ane has been ardent devotee of Henry senatorial candidacy It has recently become violent partisan of theI
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Recorded
 By the Prescott Title Go.
October l. IBIS.

Ventura Gold Company files notice of exemption on four mines, Cactle Creek district.
 Jessie s. Simiugton files notice oi exemption on six mines, Cherry Greek district
 Vincent Tonack to Eli Koznarich. Bill of Sale, 5000 Cattle and brand- ing iron.
 $. Y. Statthitc files notice of selec- ton Of preference right stockraisinG homestead entry on all of Sec. 4, TN 5W (when surveyed.)
 Geo. Olsen files notice of exemp. ton on two mines. Big Bug district
 Ben Mcdonald ct ux to R. w. Wineficld Decd. S5O00. g acres in SWtl of N|V14 Sec. &. 13N 5E.
 P | Farley. Clerk of Superior court. appoints Grace McCracken as deputy
 p !. Hickey to Kay Copper Go, Deed, Arizona, March Fraction. Gold Star Fraction, Skiddoo. Harriet. Zulu, Alice. Gold Star Extension mines.
 Arthur Hendey X ]. I. Gardner in- Loma Copper Go. Capital stock S2,500000. principal office at Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

PAYING FOR REPRESENTATION i

Two years and months year and three months teore the United States entered the war-Major General Leonard Wood called before the Senate Committee M tary Affairs, This his counsel:
 No greater folly could be committed than follow the which occasionally recommended of leaving he burden of To the burden time would be of ndescrbabe folly and indicate part of those advocating failure gather anything from the lessons of the past and present.
 Congress then had under consideration the socaled Hay b approved by the administration later enacted General Wood asked for his opinion of that
 T think the bill is entirely inadequate he said It does give enough The recommendations field artillery indicate failure appreciate the of the chem. The increase in field artillery absurd inadequate That has the front and above all others and simply insanity take steps provide ourselves adc quatey, because takes much and money do and money will not do it without time.
 Turning Chairman Chamberlain, General Wood said:
 If going have effective army there be general system adopted outlined your bill which you put in for general military training The volunteer system system has been dismal every engaged in. and always will be-"
 We think it be apparent the American people, General Woods counsel the would vctoriouy Lcnne and Trotzky
 Equally apparent be that ii Congress the Ad minsraOn months year later had the nation the path pointed by General Wood Jan 19 1916, should have such forces the fighting lines would able Foch smash through the German lines this fall and march his armies into Berlin before flies this coming winter
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
PAYS LITTLE BUT RUNS GOVERNMENT

The North the Middle West taxed in man power money Germany nearly one.
 Despite this, framing of all legislation is vested in gressnen from the South
 While the North Middle West and the pay bills and supply of the soldiers for Pershngs victorious armies the provincial congressman Solid Souh political entity purely because solidarity the length and representatives congress- control the drafting of all legislation enacted by congress.
 Every important chairmanship congress held by Southern Democrat Of II Southern Democratic chaimen The remaining 20 chamanships held by Northern Democrats but of these committees important and o them have anything do with the program Of 22O House Democrats 13O from Solid South
 It idle for the people of the North Middle West and West send Democratic Congressman Washington hoping that these congressman will have shaping the desnes the Republic Democratic members from these sections of the less they subscribe bndy policies of caucus, which is controlled by the Southern members.
 The Southern Democratic machine running congress the country and conducting the war; despite rep the smallest section of the country population wealth and man-power
 During the fiscal 1917 the people of the United States paid the Federal treasury 367 Of this the Solid South" $4S7 33 B per of the total
 The entire country paid $2 34OSOl income and excess profits Of this the Solid South S54006, about percent
 Under such conditions of government will people of the North Middle West decide to elect Democratic Con- essmen in November perpetuae the rule of the Solid South?"
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
NO VACATION YET

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 = Con- Gres has held up all definite plans for a recess over the November cleo tions, until the war revenue bill and the army emergency appropriation measures take more form.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

Four members of the cabinet written dorsng Tammanys candidate governor Which
 doing pretty well for administration presided by gentleman who nominated for President in 1912 the ground that Tammany Hall uncean political organization supporting Champ Clark.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

Just think how brutal these Allies in falling for the German offensive after the Hun has made his and fame overwhelmingly oensive! buying Liberty bonds be brutal let's make the of it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

And while buying Fourth Liberty Loan bonds to beat the Pssans don't let overlook the incidental satisfaction we'll have in beating the Germans and all the of the Kutu breed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

Tammany has been osentatiousy r7ign for governor in New York but Mr. Smith is profession al Tammany Tammany cast out the State house if he should be elected governor.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

German UbOas accused of spreading the germs of Spanish influenza the United germ wouldn't be anything smallpox eprosy
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

good way win bride these days to show her your collection of Liberty bondespecialy you the draft age.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

The German military leaders preparing draft in Finland. This is sign that they their Finnish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
News of the Old Dominion
THRILLING STORY OF
SH|PWRECk IN STORM

Norfolk. Va. April t5.--The
schooner Cherubim. Captain w. 7
Bell commanding, is believed to have
been lost in the storm in Chesapca he
bay last Tuesday night on her way
from Baltimore to Norfolk. Captain
Bell told n representative Of tho Viz
giniau Pilot thrilling story of his
experience, having arrived In Nortolk
yesterday from savannah, 10 which
city he and his crew were taken on
the steamship Howard after being
rescued from the sinking Cherubiur
CAPTAIN Bell tells the story: 1T
began raining and freezing w about
four hours after leaving port, We
shortened the sail and about ! I or "
o'clock the wind veercd Ia the east
blowing more heavily II was so
thick I couldn't get any hearing to
make harhor At 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon the bowsprit gave way and
the Cerubm became Immediately
dismaSted.
we lei 60 an anchor and cut away
the wreckage from the deck. When
the mainmast fell il fell across the
starboard quarter and smashed IN the
starboard railing and part Of the
deck besides The damage to the
vessel was so great from this disas-
ter she began leaking and the seas
began washing over her decks,
Three boats of the Bay Lime de
clined To give US any assistance in our
distress.
We finally escaped from our pre-
dicament when the steamship How
ard hove in sight about . o'clock
Wednesday morning. We had our
flag flying with the Union down and
when the lookout on the Howard
sighted us Captain Clarence Curbin
ordered his steamship 10 come along
side the Cherubim and rescued US
all.
The Cherubim could have been
saved If Captain Curbin had not been
prevented by government regulations
from using his wireless"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
DISCIPLES EMERGENCY
DRIVE STARTS WELL

The first OF the seven-day drive be-
ing put on this week by the six
Christian churches of Richmond, in
their effort to secure the full amount
of money asked of them. in connec-
ton with the emergency fund Of
the men and millions movement Of
the United States, came to a success
full close last night.
Canvassers were at work most OF
the day Yesterday. visiting the mem
bers of the various churches in their
homes and places of business. and
reports received at headqua rters dur
ing the day were of Il most encourag-
ing nature. Gifts of from 81 to $500
were reported, making a total of sew
eral thousand dollars already sub
sCribed.
The entire week will he given over
to this special work. and the amounts
received on yesterday will be sub
stantially added to from day to day
The entire mem bership OF the city
will be canvassed, and given an OPP
portunity to take part in this inn
portant movement, The call is an
urgent one. the needs being impera-
tive. 4 failure to secure the So, 500,
600 asked OF the brotherhood will
work many hardships on the mission
airy and educational activities of the
entire church
The churches OF the state are al
ready responding very literally, and
Ii is believed by those in active
charge OF the campaign, that the
SIS, 900 allotted the Virginia churches
will be secured within the next few
weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
OESPONDEAT OVER ILL
HEALTH, KILLS HIMSELF

Marion Wa. April i5,--E. a. scott.
aged about ifty-eight years, CONF
mitfed suicide in his room over the
Collins garage Saturday night by
shooting himself twice in the head
with Il pistol. Three shots were fired
but one missed. v
His death was not discovered until
this morning when someone Discovers,
ed the light burning in his rom.
some years ago he was stricken with
paralysis and had been in bad health
ever since. He had been very much
depressed of late.
He leaves a wife who was away act.
ing as nurse and companion for an
aged woman, one son, Ralph. with tha
Paramount Drug company, of Bristol.
and daughter, Mrs. X. c. Kent, at.
this place. and two sisters. Mrs s. 8.
Snider and Mrs. C..S. Snider. At 4one-
time he was prominent in business an
church work. The community Was .
shocked by his death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
Southern Railway System

Trains Leave Riehmond-Main 81
Station. Schedule figures mot guaran.
teed. For the South-Daiiy: 1850 A. NJ
observation parlor cafe car: $500 p. NJ
sleeping car to Atlanta: 11:tb !. NJ.
ex press: sleeping cars to paa,viile and
Asheville open zee IA: $50 r. NJ
local for Keysville. Chase City AMI On
ford--week days
York River Line---7:s IS A NJ, ana $:is
r. H.. daily Local to West Point. sic
r. M. daily. except Sundas steams"
Train connecting for Baltimore
Trains Arrive Richmond-Frora this
scuih: 7:es A. ~. las r. NJ. s:3e p. NJ.
daily: $40 A. H.. Axcert Sunday. From
West Point: so A. n and Sis p. NJ,
daily. Steamer Train. s:tS A.. D.. daily
onics cot T. Main IT. Phone Mad ara
except NondAT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
NAVAL BASE GRADU ATES
EIGHTY YOUNG. OFFICERS

Norfolk. Va. April l5.-Graduating
exercises for a class Of eighty in the
officers training school al the naval
base which took place last Wednes
day morning, was attended by promi-
nent officers, among them being Rear
Admiral Walter Mclean. commandant
Of the Fifth naval district; Captain ].
G. Quinby. |. 5. ", retired, who is
superintendent of the reserve officers
school: Captain Manning. Of the
bureau of navigation in Washington,
who was assigned to attend the exer-
cises by Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt; Captain Dayton, commandant of
the naval base, and Captain Joynes,
superintendent of instruction in the
Fifth naval district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
ANCESTOR OF THREE SOLDIERS
FOUGHT WITH JOHN PAUL JONES

Norfolk Va, April 15.--John A.
McCloud, Of Berkeley. is the father
OF three sons now In service for the
allies. Two of them are with the
American forces at home and the third
is with a Canadian regiment over
there. having enlisted just after the
sinking of the Lusitania Four young
err sons of Mr.. McCloud. all under the
minimum enlistment age. are yearu-
ing for an opportunity TO uphold the
traditions of their noble forefathers.
one of whom fought under John Paul
Jones when the Good Man Richard"
engaged the Scraps" off the coast Of
Scotland during the war Of 1912 and
ca ptured her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-16
POLICE OFFICER BREAKS
LAWS OF FORCE, Is SUSPENDED

DanvilIe, Va. April f5.-Police on
Ger W, G. Han has been suspended
from the police force. lie is charged
with being drunk and with behavior
unbccoming to a police officer He will
he given Il hearing before the board
OF police pmiSsioners next Monday
night. According TO the story, Hail
who was on duty at the time, was
on the fair grounds on Friday night
IN citizens clothes in the face of a.
police order that all policemen riss.
ing tn visit the carnival should. 40
SO IN fun uniform. He Is alleged 10
have been under the influence of an
intoxtcaut and, it is further said that
he had a quarrel with a woman and
smacked her face.