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FEBRUARY 17, 1811
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whose saloon "Willard was In tho
habit of spending much of his time."
The campaign for and against tho
ratification of Arizona's new consti
tution closed February 8. William
J. Bryan was among the speakers
urging tho adoption of tho consti
tution. .
Canadian leaders say they will
stand their ground for reciprocity
with America even in tho face of
British disapproval.
We make tho clothe, thlp them on approval
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nnnev. A Regular Cinch I Thafe the
beauty of beins In biulne for yourself. Sit
right down now: writ ns a poetal or a letter
for the free outfit to representatives. And yoa
ret tho iwelleit cat t of f aihlonable tailor-made,
ail-wool,1011.elothe ever wernin your neiga
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South Dakota has passed the anti
saloon law. The Texas state senate
has done likewise. '
The initiative and referendum was
defeated in the Kansas state senate.
The democrats helped do it.
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Demonstration by npnelntmeHt
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' Detroit, Michigan ,
The California senate voted for a
constitutional amendment providing
for the initiative and referendum.
The vote was 35 to 1.
President Taft delivered a speech
at Columbus, Ohio, appealing to the
American people to stand by him on
the Canadian reciprocity treaty.
A Phoenix, Arizona, dispatch car
ried by the United Press -says: "By
a vote that ran nearly 3 to 1 in most
places the people of Arizona yester
day ratified a state constitution that
contains more safeguards for popu
lar government than does any other
state constitution. Apache county,
which returned a negative vote of
113, was the only county in the ter
ritory which did not give the con
stitution a majority. In Phoenix,
1,461 votes were cast, 1,029 for and
432 against. In Tucson 867 voted
for the constitution and 351 against.
In both placed the vote was exceed
ingly light. It is the shortest' coh
stitution ever adopted. These are
the most salient points in the , in
strument: The initiative and refer
endum, workable; the recall for all
elected officers, including judges;
the constitution may be easily
amended by legislature or by people;
voters must qualify by measuring
up to an educational standard; no
suspension of the writ of habeas
corpus. The constitution was fought
bitterly, especially by the privileged
interests. The big argument was
that the president would never ap
prove, and without his approval Ari
zona could not become a state. The
answer to this argument was that
the president will recognize the
right of the people to live under laws
of their own making, and as a law
yer and president will recognize that
fundamentally in a republic all law
depends upon the will of the gov
erned. There will be no statehood
for Arizona for at least a year. The
democratic constitution,, must go to
congress a year hence. The conven
tion which drew it was as represent
ative of every walk of life as the di
versity of interests and industry in
the state could make it. The recall,
applicable to all elective offices, In
cluding the judgeships, is the next
in line as an instrument to attain
efficiency and honesty in office. The
constitution provides for the adop
tion of its provisions oy emeu uuu
counties. The drafters of the con
stitution discovered the weak spot
in the makeup of privileged plunder.
In their effort to form an instru
ment which should ever keep the
law, Its enactment, its enforcement,
and its very meaning, In the hands
of the governed, they propose that
the courts of the new state shall
be 'led not into temptation. To
accomplish this they placed judges
on the same level with the governor,
the legislators and the sheriff. They
have provided that the people may
recall a judge if he offends the moral
Ansfl of the community. On this
noint the 'conservative' office holders
I who were named at Washington
havo joined hands with attorneys
for the Santa Fo, the Southern Pa
cific and the great mining interests
in an effort to defeat the documont.
They prefer tho onshacklemont of
territorial tyranny for tho people.
They aro horrified beyond measure.
They aro calling upon all traditions
of reverence for courts, of 'inherited
complacency with things 'as they
are,' with a cry that tho masses
to whom, with unconscious humor,
their appeal is directed would
'coerce' judges to acts of injustice
Listen, then, to the answer of George
W. P. Hunt, the president of tho con
stitutional convention. Hunt might
bo expected to bo 'leading-tho-huo
and cry. He has money. He is ac
counted one of tho leading mer
chants of Arizona. Ho Is no 'rod
shlrted anarchist He says: 'We
yield to no men in our reverence for
courts. But whatever dignity may
rest in courts as institutions; does
not extend to judges: They afo
human.' "
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In a speech, delivered at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, Theodore Roose
velt declared for the election of the
senators by the people. Ho also ap
proved the Canadian reciprocity
agreement.
Governor Harmon's presidential
boom was launched by opening
headquarters at Cincinnati.
At Springfield, Illinois, President
Taft warned the members of hitf
party that they must not oppose the
Canadian reciprocity. A letter was
made public in Springfield, which
letter was written by Speaker Can
non, condemning the reciprocity
agreement.
Archbishop "Ryan of Philadelphia
is "dead. He was born February
20, 1831.
Andrew C. Fields, who. Is' charged
with conducting the "yellow dog"
insuranco fund, investigated by the
Armstrong committee, died at At
lantic City, aged sixty-five years.
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