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The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
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SHrr nSEn 70 THE PEOPLE OF
TS9E STATE OF COLORADO ~ re
Tp10NM mr. ARRkARNUVM.

G GSnrnssEs55 sEs55 70 rns FESfLE %
Ti0H OF nnFERENDUM; 49,.
thsrs wiii ee submi,.sd 70 shs aa.:iift,sa led
shiif ni s6B ssBpsssss.s S. Which Ct HeS:s si, Vas
TO ~ the rGRs of ot ss
NUMBER of signatures t5%l. of the ie
ssv s yysseS q the esS s%
state on the Third day. Of June. a. D.
The authority for submitting euch
Act 10 found in Section OF Article
OF tho Constitution OF the STATE OF
and Referendum.
1 Bill FOR AN AcT Is EsTAni.!sH
TEACHERs nssrp;[.Ta suMMEs ERn rHR M3FMA, NAL
TaSTS aGEMKNT AND MAlNrENkNcE or
TEAcMERss G;.c1 saIp snMAEm bsarRieTs HGhM4a AZ
MAk,sa aHk saA1E aS or d3qaGRAfRG2A 3pFhofR2ATioS AoS
Be IT Enacted by the General Assembis Of
the isafe Of Ceiosodo .,
Sec: l. For the aur PurpcT:s Trra OF sstseii.n ii,.
msr nE soamsi sehooi 6S.,risss and sum-
mer Normal Schools the state shall be
divided into the following districts:
consist cone 0asnsr Of the ceansiss Of We'd Lo9an.
sedgwick, Phillips. Yuma. Washington.
Morgan. Adams. Arspahoe. Douglas.
JeffersoR. Clear Creek: Boulder. Gilpin.
Denver. Larimer and Jackson; The
southern Colorado dissricr r.,,h shall cor on
Huerfano. Ia. Anlm.s. otero, Bent,
y.ey yAfe pssle, sha nf saa
drande. saguache and Mineral; The
Montef sist Of shs counties Of Arehuie,.. Isn San
and Montesuma; the Central Western
counties OF Gunnison. Chaffee. Lake.
Eagle. Summit, Garfield, Mesa, Pitkin.
Delta. Montrose. Hinsdaie and ourny:
shall consist OF the counties of Grand.
Rio Bianco and Routt.
sec; a,inn suer ~ ,cschsr. % scn scnoo, ,s Tor
desiring to teach shall be held an
nuaiiy Tor term OF not less than six
District OF the state. The county super
Intendents OF each Summer Normal
school Dist rtct shall annually elect not
executive committee. The board of trus-
tees of the state Normal School nj,
Greeley. together. with this Committec
shall employ all Instructors. determine
the tin8 and place of holding each
summer Normal school. and perform ali
other functionr OF managing Board
for said Summer Normal School Dis
tricts: PROVIDED That the SUNNI. r
school for the Central Western Colo
rado District shall be held at Gunnison.
and the summer school for the North
Greeley: Provided further. that any
school of college grade located in any
Summer Normal School District NAV
antisfa ct orv to the governing board OF
said Dist4fct shall be accepted ms fui :
|. fiiiinK the minimum requirements for
the training OF teachers.
Sec g. TO defray the expenses of
said Summer Normal Schoots. a regis
tration fee xhnll he collected from en- oh
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

,,,,, or corporation shall wilfully aud
knowingly brand. or cause to be brand
Hramd not the recorded brand of the
owner. an animal or animals peins lnV
property of another. or VINO shall WI .
iuliy and knowins,y siiaee; aetaee ~, nv
animal or animals. any sucn persoh ~
ofiending shall be deemed guilty Ys
larceny. and ON eonviS,iion .nere9t ,. shn nat
less than one (l) year nor more tha'
five (5) years. az the court may dire,
section 10, Any owner ,nsrk 81 she,p or er
brand. to designate ownership OF ahv
tttie 10 same. which shall be suhlee.
10 the provisions of this act In respee'
~ ss.iiom IL. owners OF animals other
han sheep or hogs In this state may
use ear marks. and the same shat pv tg
tHs owners recorded brand In all SUITS
at law or In equity. or IN any crimlhA
proceeding. when the title 70 such prop
erty Is involved. or proper TO 's
Section IL. Upon the first OF each
and every month. or as s2on tnsreaiast, ntt
inspection Commissioners shall cause
to he inserted in the official state me
stock paper list showing az tme M
brands and transfers recorded Tor thg
Calendar month previous. said list shan
show fac-simile OF the brand. name
OF owner. giving postoffice add
inserted but once. and copies OF the pn- .
ner containing said list proper
marked. so as TO call attention there.r'
shall be mailed to eavn ,n conm.y =, o,., no9- ~
nection with the brand BOOK.
section 10. All fees collected by req
son OF her the nf saoek OF
missioners. shall be turned into tne
Brand Inspection Fund OF said BoarH.
All. expenses providsd Tor .on Mnder ,h,rraf tnis
shai, ai be paid only out of the said Brand
Inspection Fund. Said State boar 9I
stock Inspection Commissioners sna,,
State as provided in Section s3sl OF the
revised Statutes of Colorado. 1908
section II. Upon the passage OF th'S ,5
10 mrn over TO the state Board ot
stock Inspection Commissioners: AL t!o
filing cases end all records OF VIM
soever nature ana ,,as Sna,d nov. or die
in his office together with ALI brand
hooks and supplements ana every mn
belonging to the brahu s or
The said office of the secretary oil
State. -. ,,;,,aa .An Act
to provide for tine braEoins anu M, ma ~
ing OF live stock. and for the recordihs
of brands and marks: TO prevent Lhe
aefacing OF brands and marks. 70 prH
vide penalties for violations tneie"';
and to repeal all acts and parts oi
aats in conflict herewith. approx
April II. 1903. together MIN ail.S,S an aNts
and parts of acts in contnct heTeW'"
are hereby repealed. ,,to,
SECTION 16. Whereas. In the opinIoH pcn
of the General Assembly an emesstnSSs
effeet and be In force from and after
its passage.
Sot nst,t inn filed in the office Of secre-
tarv ~ state on the Fourth day OF Au-
xust. 4. d. 1911. at 4:45 O'Clock. P, NJ:
In Testimony Whe5eoai nd a,I.6 sfss NE Great Great
Sa.I ~ the state of Colorado, AT the
the city Of Denver. this First day OF
october. A. D. ls1e; rr.,-r
rauALJ secretary OF State.
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ctyIoRINATION

eEsssss N! SIS e9aSips snl;ohtsiFt$o Ft$o.cEss,Esss i 5
AND COKE oyES%s; y, IN sa;ESrs Io pIS1THi ISJTRi-
oifs 40 HEALTH AND DANGER
Gus 10 Life ANp MP Imp I'M irIp, u3 VIC yio-
IlpE Il3soA pENAhEEf pE HE rRovlsioSs fSS sitt -
iis % of rHE SESSION LAWS soE oF
1905. APPRovlE;pp, NJ MARCH SAHars' = A%n
ASR ANTS All or 3dFs" 3crs IN coSFLIcT
WITH THIS ACT" ,,. a,
"Bs II Enacted by the Genera! Assc"''S '"
section /. Employment In all unaer
ground mines, underground wsimss worSins
open cut workings. open PIT Morkr ,nisis
shelters, reduction works, stamp nils.
concentrating mills. chlorinatioh p,T
cssses cvanide processes and COKE
ovens ovens. is hereby declared to be ini9. Nv.
rious to health and dangerous ~ 'A'
Sec. :. That the period OF employ
ment OF men working III all uiu ,s,.
ground mines, underground workinss'
open cut workings, open pit worklnss'
smelters, reduction works. stamp nils Ills
concentrating mills, chlorinatl9h pr. pr,
ovens shall not exceed eight go hours
within any twenty-four CAD hours & ex
cept in cases of emergency where iiis
or property is in immihem. ncrsnns um,e body
corporate, general manager or eni
pioyer who shall Violate or sauss " "
he violated any OF tne PRIV $500 :,
this act. shall be deemed guilty. OF Il
misdemeanor and upon upon ny eo"niee'oH t,ne OF
MOI less than two hundred and fifty
dollars dol csssol nor more than five
hundred dollars .s5ool or by in'pris iass
onment in the County Jan moi iess
than ninety 900 days nor, more than
six 90 months or by both such line
and imprisonment. Every day Vioin
tion of the provisions OF this act snail
constitute separate offense .,,
SEC 4 Chapter l19 OF the Session
Laws Of 1905, approved March II; 1905.
and ali other acts and parts or acts
in conflict with this act are hereos
repealed"
Approved June .. 1911.
Petition filed in the office OF sec
retary OF state on the Inlr1 day OIL
Aupust, A. u. 1871. at 800 O'CLOCK
IN Testimony Whereof l have here
unto set my nand and affixed the Great
seal Of the state OF Coiorauo. ~ tne
fhe civ OF Denver, this First day OF
october, A. d. 1919
JAMES b. PEARCE.
tSEAI1 Secretary of state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
CONSTITUTIONAL AMExpxE,

Notice is hereby given, mat az
General Election 20 be held on
Fifth day OF Noyember a, y.
there Will be submitted 20 me quai
electors OF the state OF Solorauo,
question Of amending the NoAsu'
of said state.
The authority for submitting
question is found in Senate bi'
OF the regular Session ol tne
eenth General Assembly. Wn'ch
words and figures. to!lowing w
An ACT TO SUBMIT TO THE "
IFIEp ELECTORS OF IHh 81
oE cOI.ORADO Az AMENDMEAS!I
ARTICLE NV of THE tuNsIdl ~, ~
TioN of THE STATE OF "
RADIO.
Re II Enacted hy the General A"'"~
the state Of Colorado
SECTION /. That there shall be
mitted to the qualified electors ,.u w
state OF Colorado. at the hett s'I]
election for members oil .ue
eral Assembly. Tor their appi%1t
re- lection. the following anehola'rr ~
~ Constitutlon OF the stare Oh
rado which. when ratiileu
iori,v OF those voting thereon the.,,r,
he valid as part OF thv .S,Jcis SynXvv Xv
namely: Section 10 OF .'.a,s 49, n, "a
the Constitution OF wv ''"''
rndo shall be as follows
section l6. Any personG,- G-.tioul tiol
many. association or tu'p.,s1tlnc
engaged in the state IN NJ. str''r,IilIIl 'mr,ilIIl
sampiing. refining rvuutiiTe' r.gs,ias oreJ
liberals. mS or metals, sha'', t'lrss] uv M
mnr5eH ns engaged IN a uus''N,jj s, arj
s1rartsa with "A public lnteF's' r''
- u n1lbllG hENH
Section 2, Each ,cir1ys clJr' Of yOtl
said election, and desli desll!iSrin,ent, UviIt 81
Tor or against said atle,,o sor bis hall
acnosit in the ballot 9oN t'' ths wor
u,h.raiu shall be printer as,rniuc sr mI
.'Ear the amendment, coz. co!!, ,,rainst
smelters," and As,',iiis
anu ,,mnnt concerning mIis sis ehO
,,ars aIis and shall indlenle ti one
sineit,i m tarinu n cross on opp,gsm words
os pn,hnre Of said groups oi a, far
'h Section 3. The votes said ame
,n, auu shall be cauvasssea Az "oS The St
l,,',rr,ined Ii,nr hy the laws ,S- Repres
"ese, ~ canvass OF votes i"'
tatives IN a. ne the office OF thg lra. S 4
Fi,ed .,e,s IN his Fifth day et ''"e' :
1911. . whereof. ! hare n, 4,
,,nta set my hand any 1gaiSrndo. al
Snal % Of the state OF Ms First day
thc CITY of DeuycT' ''''
oct,ber. A. u. lsl..s, p PEARCE,
Secretary oL -
LII
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

person attending the Summer Normal
School. The executive committee OF
county superintendents shall certify to
the boards of county commissioners OF
the several counties OF the state the
number ana names OF the persons at
tending summer Normal School from
their respective counties. and II shan
be the duty OF the county commission
ers OF the coupty where such persons
belong TO appropriate the sum OF $2.Vv
for each person SO certified.
Sec. I. This money. together with
all fees collected FOR the examination
OF teachers. fees collected from those
who attend u Summer Normal school.
and all special appropriations Tor the
sappcrS, % such ssn1ois shall be for md
shall be designated by him. '.the Sum.
mer Normal school Fund"
summer Normal school District shall
be kept separate for the use Of that
Sec. 8. The state Auditor shall. upon
the order OF the president of the board
OF trustees OF the state Normal School
at Greeley. countersiHned BY the sec
man of the executive committee of the
Summer Normal School District In
whose favor the warrant is drawn
draw his warrant In favor OF the treas
urer OF the designated district: Pro-
vided, That moneys appropriated or col.
leSted for 1ne a for Nopma nor aahes pup
pose than the legitimate expenses OF
that district.
Sec. 4. 10 assist IN eilectiNeiS Nai :
ryinu out the provisions of this act, tho
sum OF five thousand dollars tSa,o00.o o0)
Is hereby appropriated from tue gen
eral fund out of any moneys not other
wise appropriated, to be used by the
Trustees of the state Normal school at
Greeley for the maintenance of sum
mer Normal Schools In the designated
districts.
Sec. s. All sections and parts OF sec
tions In conflict with this act are mere
by repealed.
Sec. g. In the opinion of the General
Assembly an Emergency exists: there
fore this Act shall be In force from
and after its passage.
Approved June ;. 1911.
Petition filed in the office OF Secre-
tary OF state on the Fourth day OF Au-
gust. A. u. 1911. at A:.a o'clock. L. NJ
In Testimony whereof, l have here.
unto set my hand and affixed The Great
seal OF the state of Colorado. at the
the City OF Denver. this First day OF
JAMES b. PEARCE,
fSEAIl Secretary of state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
cnx.r,rrrIoNAL AMENli'",,t >l', a, Ii

No,ico IL hereby "beld on "a
N"t,.1c Election to be "'' D, lsA
Fiith OH, uuh he submitted -, ., colorado
MI sh electors OF the sl3t,,.. Inc Cous''
i,eu u,es,iop of amending
luton in OF said stat isr submitting e '9S:' "
question is found Nv i1n of tho, Elsps,
~ the regular asr,l,iv which %
c.nth General ASS s1II5NinG, VIZ A.
,vnrds and figures; 10 TIE q ,Tf STf
" Nf-r TO SIRMl! ~ THE Siaaylrr
Al TTUIr.p TED ELECTuRS y tNENpNyHsSS a
Ar t.oi .ORApo - ,pTlCLE gruus
Tcr Tc sEcTIoN - 81, 3lE,,SS OF ,,TIgg TX.
,.9r, ~ srN coNSTITIlt. t.I,JI1 C6NCEKN
l,r,rE or Colaoh COMMISSION
INA 4 STATE TN ..,,i .gj ls,anbS '
"c ~, sfatc oi cnlora"o ,s sabnil,'es,,
s".,lon sm Thcre snal, tn5 Sal, al,,oa Ss
,o the qualified ele,'"' general k,s,ssy
c,,nr,do ~ nj the u'N ,.rll Assels,o,ii.
s,' ,n',np,rs OF the H',t,.iiru. i1e .,ou lC
70, ,"r ih.ir approval or fGt c0us'l'a,,tssn
Tor ,nr'' ',,ncndmcut Ca L1 which NI'ess
,low,iis s,oi. OF Coiorh''} those s,,,,ss,,
OF ,i,e, t9e Nv n majority o part '''''
rat .,n ,l.un skail be valid ~ , ~
Constitution. e.,tt,u % " Nsiit o.
s.S,ior, r,onstitution OF oloi'i i % IS "
oi ,arnao shall be IA
Go,a'a fsaS as follows rncre sasa .iips Il
s,s,s sse'iTa Tax 'eeommlssion' '''
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

the questions rr,,-
used OF Public ibsl Ny M
or refus. '1se e q certif'.gl,, Non
ent, ths Sy tho count Ale Is
uoar5 5"e or Ilght ~ a5Ggay sape
~" oaiu ~, on EducutloT 5l,Gl 10
h h. a.,iil.ner on uUnIlr55tH not
Of "nJll np,il within jhirry u sal
Sus ~ Ho'lgS OF Eu1F r. llys 4
i,usal. The cOuntv tsYoultlaI
kP kheeP an official rrgIp Intend
pouk OF the pcra09 lu IN
taihlnS the uaw,4 l tyamlu
OF examination. nTl We, ugtiv
.iilcate issued. bg sb1AA grad,
tnre" months tho ,'.I'.l also 4
Az applicants al tb1 'lal,eu am
tions and hold Tho 2,,,l'sular
order OF the Stats N1,le subies
tioh. provided. fn-tN Nuard Of
school distrlctH 1f 't'ef tha,
examination NAV H. Iltst
school board on stsl. 'nn!lucttd
,',sa nc, AZ all At such tlwe''9 'rici
To- sv.'' ~ me; Who ghbiiS
90 20 issue district certiliil, nav
sa,ne sa, grades ana under 'y,lis
ul.iohs as are sprgIfiF5 le u
Sooy19' anu 10 l6ggD nf ~
SAID certificates nm, W thls
ported to the c0iirt,. ~, shall
wh" shall keep IA TaSo,sA ,sAptrinJ
ana shall be valid rrLIolrq OF ID
where Issued; such b5,rlIl " the
ever II they see fit iagus s maj
without examinations t'ge eerd
teaehefs who hold sstI nigh
wnrl, Ssmie ,S,. or adequate tfai5I,nass'
Sec, 3. All acts afA No..
peaIes peaIs.ll with tins act git's are ae,, o,
Sec. 4, In tho opinf,,
eral Assembly an emsr,t r OF N
therefore. this act ybsiI' =. I;they
be in force from .u5 at,ah 'ahs cif
Approved Juue B lSiif us y
Petition filed Iu la. MI.
tarN OF state on tho Fn,.ill' V.tl'e OF
gust, \. ID, igll. al 4.sl' ri,.,,t Wy
IN TESTIMONY lyVppy yr,glsk'
hercunto set my hard i6-t'IEVt, ~
Great Seal Of tho stato 'H Ny c.,' ~
the City OF Denver. tbIs = 9ior
october. \, II. 1879. '''S'
,sr,r, JAMES b PEARt
N'r.TNi.l Secretary of
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
fANT OF SECTION rm-R Il
sENATE Hit.L No lsl. I.vl
NEFERNED no rHE rron}
TIE STATE oF CoiOu,nH
TUITION on RIFIRp>n,,"

Notice is hereby slvsr rn'.
General Election 10 be- MA bIa'
Firth day OF Naysmler s'u
there VIII he submitted Ia H. !, y
electors Of the State of CIV
their approval or reisctlsT
Section Four J4I of Scum u
lSi, which Part N Section ~
Senate nm No. l3l. Was ref"r
the People OF the STATE an caie.
Petition of Referendum @ Snn,
more than the requisite ngm6e,
natures tSGl OF the legal yotsrs
state OF Colorado, duly verified
cordance with law and fHed IN
flee of Secretary OF StaJe on tbt
day OF June, A. u. 1911 a. Ms;
+. NJ.
The authority Tor submitting
Act Is found in Section ! of IA
Of the Constitution VI the Sd
Colorado. providing for the lnlN
and Referendum.
PART OF SECTION FOUR d
SENATE BILL No. l2t LAW
1911, THAT PART OF SD
FOUR Gl or SENATE Bill
134. "a BILL FOR AN AC1
AMEND AN ACT ENTIrLED
ACT IN RELATION To lRl
T1ON: PRESCRIBING PENAL
IN RELATION THERETO AM
Filming CERTAIN DUTIES OF
STATE ENGINEER AND SUP
TENDFNTS OF IRRIGATION,
PROVED APRIL Is. 1901"
"The owners or possIssors Of
voirs shall not have the right
pound any water I'm such reese
during the time that such water
quired In senior bitches for INN
use for direct irrigation. or for $
in reservoirs holding senior rlgh
Not approved,
Petition filed IN the office o
retary OF state on the Fourth
August. A. y. 1871, al i'2O
r. NJ. .
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
hereunte set ms hand and slflx
Great Seal OF the state OF Colori
the City Of Denver, this FIRST
October. \. u. 1879
JAMES h PEARC
rSEALl Secretary OF $
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10
HOUSE BILL NO. g: LAWS 1911
REcFERRD TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE HTA7E OF COLORADO BY Pc

TlTION OF REFERENDUM.
Notice is hereby given. That at the
General Election to be held ON the
Fifth day of November, A. u. isiS'
there will be submitted to the quail
flied electors Of the state Of c1lS5asg aoi,s
RII.f. NO. i6, which House Bill was re.
ls5rsd to the on Ps4pls Of Of tke 9
Containing more than the requisite
number Of signatures !sss, Of the Legal sl
voters OF the State OF Colorado. duly
Verified in accordance with law and
filed In the office OF Secretary Q, State 5a,1
a. al 10 s:Co O'clock, r. NJ .,
The authority for submitting such
Act Il found In Section of Article s
OF the Constitution OF the ,s's,,9d state 0a
HOUSE BILL NO 4s. LAWS LAY 20 OF erei1. aeiI.
IArE "a Eill ANP pGi GLiiMiI THE HOURS OF
EMPLOYMENT IN ALL .Isd1rNH ISDt;M,
SWSoTRKiNos. OPEN CUT WoR,; Wn:.
sNsl1 iNHS rrRs REDucTION WORKS.
sTAMP MILLS. CONCENTRATING
The Washington times., 1912-04-04
ARMY RATIONS FOR
HUNGRY ONES IN
FLOOD DISTRICTS
President Orders Quarter
master General to Distri-
butte Food At Once.

President Taft today directed Quar-
termastcr General Aleshire to supply
nIy rations to such food sufferers in
kentucky and Missouri as may be In
want.
The President also led Congressman
Ollie James of Ecntacky and Coli
gressman Russell of Missouri to be-
lieve that he Is in favor OF the bill
pending In Congress appropriatinG $3.50
100 with which TO buy additional food
for the refugees. Congressman James
and Russell were among the earliest
callers at the White House today.
Pending the ASTON of Congress such
food as The army can spare will be sent
out from the quartermaster's depart
nent at st. Louis. James E. Eor-
Inoyle. the quartermaster at ct. Louis,
las not yet received his orders, how
ever, 10 procscd TO the flooded dis
tricts tn assist in tho work,
Captain Hegeman, of The uuartermas-
ters department at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, at is. Louis, is already in
the field and will acouaint the DEPART
ment with what food is Immediately
needed at New Madrid. Mo-, and Hick-
man. Ky.
sent to the nuartermaster general at
President Tafts dir sc:tcn today, food
will also be supplied to those who need
Il at Columbus, Ky.
The Washington times., 1912-04-04
JOHNSON, SLAYER,
GETS NEW REPRIEVE
Condemned Murderer's Execution
Postponed, Pending
Appeal.

Justice Dan Thew Wright, Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court, today granted
Arthur johnson. condemned murderer,
The Washington times., 1912-04-04
Danger Of Consumption
Lies in Neglect

People vino have Consumption sac
rifice their lives needlessly II they give
up and take it for granted that moth
ing can be done for them.
Consumption. 1t has been demon
strated in Europe, can be overcome
even in it's worst stages, and while new
lung tissue can not be formed what
rcmains can be protected against the
ravages of the tubercle bacilli.
One of the leading preparations in
carrying on this fight in Europe Is
Siroiin. a preparation which has been
imported into this country lately in
large quantities to assist in the work
here.
weak lungs should not fail to secure the
aid of Sirolin to assist them back to
Information about Sirolin can be Sc
cured in this country from the Sirolin
Company. 22S West Broadway, New
York City.
All leading druggists are recon-
mending and distributing Sirolin with
considerable suCC esS.
The Washington times., 1912-04-04
Washington Elks
Install Officers

With large number of members
present, Washington Lodge, No. 10, L.
p. o. Elks, in their home in II street
northwest, last night Installed officers
20 serve the fiscal year beginning today.
frank A. Kidd was made exalted ruler.
James L. Ward, the retiring exalted
ruler, was warmly congratulated for
the zeal in which he conducted the
lodge during the past twelve months.
The officers were installed by Rob-
ert E. Mattingly, a past exalted ruler.
Others sworn in besides Mr.. Kidd
were John German, esteemed leading
knight; George HaN ell. esteemed loyal
knight; f. J. Murphy, esteemed lectus-
ing knight: Richard A. O'Bren, secre-
tary; Michael G. Mccormick, treas
urer; T. J. King, tiler; E. A. Euter-
mehle, esquire; Joseph J. Watson, in
ner guard; p. J. Foley. s. G. Kimberly,
and II, B. Howe, trustees; Past Exalted
Rulers, James l.. Ward and Hugh +.
Harvey, delegates to grand lodge meet
Ing in Portland, Ore, In July.
The Washington times., 1912-04-04

this morning and tray OF small dia-
'mond rings stolen.
II was thought at FIRST that moth
ing had been stolen and that the
been the work Of an intoxicated per
son. Later Mr.. Reiner recalled that
he had neglected to remove tray OF
rings from the window when he
closed the store for the night.
Samuel Levin reported to the police
of the Sixth precinct that his shoe
store, at 237 John Marshall place
northwest, had been entered and two
pairs of shoes stolen.
The home of Mrs May j. Boyd, 1902
Glrard street northwest, was broken
into during the absence of members
OF the family yesterday, several rooms
ransacked, but nothing stolen. En-
trance was gained by forcing the
basement door.
The Washington times., 1912-04-04

another reprieve, setting the date Of the
execution At June IS
The respite is due TO the appeal to
the United States Supreme Court on the
question OF the qualified" verdict in
frst-degree murder cases, a point raised
In the johnson case and made the issue
In other trials, including that Of Ed
ward ]. Mcdonald, convicted wife
slayer, who went TO prison for life, and
James II, Smith. who murderously as
saulted Morris Bennett.
In the trial OF johnson his counsel
eontended that in the event of convic-
tlon the jury could qualify the verdict
by adding the words without capital
punishment" but Justice Wright held
to the contrary.
The Washington times., 1912-04-04
False Alarm Calls
Out Treasury Guards

a scamper of armed guards through
the corridors and the changing of the
great gong that sounds the electric
burglar alarm, startled clerks and of
fcials in the Treasury Department again
today.
the alarm gong has been quiescent
for several weeks, and its wild clamor
this morning was so realistic that an
assault upon the vaults with their mil
lions Of dollars in gold, was feared.
the captain of the watch and his armed
men brought quick reinsurance. The
captain found that one of the clerks
employed in the office of the register
of the Treasury had made a mistake
in working the combination TO open the
vault. He knew the combination al
right, but had bungled the combina ton
that throws off the electric alarm, cauS-
ing the bell to ring.