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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-17
iowa WOMAN
we'll AGAIN
Freed From Shooting Pains,
Spinal Weakness, Dizziness,
by Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Ottumwa, Iowa. g For years I was
almost constant sufferer from female
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
AMES HAS AN EASY WIN
Aggies Take Track Meet from
Hawkeyes with Wide Margin.
ONE MILE RACE Is FEATURE
Farauhar of Amen Makes Il I'm
4ixe 2-5-Iewa saves Face
with Position In the
Dsshes.


IOWA CITY. Ia, May 4-tSpecial Tel
egram.) -Ames romped away with Iowa
In dual track meet here this afternoon,
winning. S7z to 2ls. The feature OF the
meet was the one mile race run by Far
quhar Of Ames in the time OF 4:9ss.
Iowa's salvation came in the dashes.
Joslyn running first In the I0o-yard.
clarkson and clspper ran close race
for Ames in the mile. clapper nosing out
g win. Summary:
loD-yard dash: Josiyn, Iowa; Keeney,
Ames; Kaiser. Ames. Time: :10i4.
Mile: Farquhar. Ames: Wardy, Ames:
Burner, Iowa Time: 4:29H.
zaeyard dash: costler, Ames: Gobell-
man. Iowa; Joslyn. Iowa. Time: 2:f
High hurdles Heninger, Iowa; Heiser,
Ames; krof. Iowa. Time rs
Discus-Hoper, Ames; Vincent Ames;
Repass, Iowa. Distance: IL feet inches.
Quarter mile-Jano. Iowa: Lessel, Ames,
Crawford. Ames. Time: 0s53.1
Pole Vauit-Smith, Ames. Defeecee,
Iowa; Vaughn. Ames. Height: feet )
Two-mile-clapper, Ames; Clarkson.
Ames: Collins. Ames. Time: 1870.
shop Put-Farquhar. Ames: Vincent,
Ames. Ney, Iowa. Distance: IS feet 81
inches.
Iowa: Carr. Iowa Time: 5-2
High Jump-Hansel. Iowa: Corey. Ames.
Engstrom. Iowa: Crawford, Ames
Height: feet inches
Half-mfle Run-Manning. Ames; Hager,
Ames: JosIyn, Amez. Time: Ia
Broad Jump-Moade, Ames: Engstrom.
Iowa; weyranch. Ames. Distance: %
feet inches.
Mile Relay-Ames. Time: 3:sl
Half-mile Relay-Iowa. Time: 1ss14
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
c. B. RoWERS PLAN OPENING
Large Card Of Events is Planned for
All Day May 25.
DANCE AT CLUB HOUSE AT NIGHT
and other Events VIII FIJI Out
an Interesting Program
for the Initial Day.

Plans are being formulated for the
opening OF the Council Bluffs Rowing
association on May IS. An interesting
after noon will be terminated with a
dance In the club house.
A meeting OF the directors will be held
tomorrow night at which time the pro-
gram for the opening Of the club will
be completed. The grounds are being
put into first class shape and the grass
is better this year than II has ever been
Two new tennis courts are being In
stalled In front OF the club house, and
when completed will be five OF the best
courts in the tri-city. The boats are
being painted and the club house painted
and redecorated on the interior.
The program which has been drawn
opens with boat races on Lake Manawa.
Fourteen sallboats win be entered in sail
ing class races. While the saIlboat races
are being pulled off canoe and row-boat
racing will be going on. Following these
races there will be some shell races. Two
four-oar races. and one double-oar race
viii be held.
Following the boat racing several match
plays on the golf inks and also tennis
matches will be held. The afternoon will
come to close with an elaborate ban
quet which will be followed by the ball.
Aquatic sports will be all the rage
at the club this year. The water is
higher than IT has been in several years
With the aid of the channel which con-
meets the lake with Mosquito creek It
will be possible for the club to keep the
water at certain stage all summer
Swimming Is out Of the question until
the warmer weather. but much fishing
and boating Is being done by the men,
laru
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
ST. JOSEPH COMES FOR FOUR
Jack Hollands Crew Of Josies Meet
Rourkes Here Today.
OMAHA TEAM IN GREAT SHAPE
Pas Colts Have struck Their stride
ut Last and Are Now Hitting
the Ball nj n Furious
Clip.

Jack Hollands crew Of athletes from
St Joseph will invade Omaha today and
this afternoon win begin four-gane
series with the Rourkes at vlnton street
park. The game win be called at $50
ST. Joseph has one OF the best teams IN
the league this year. Four good games
are assured the Omaha fans in the next
four days, weather permitting.
When the Rourkes were at st. Joseph
they lost four straight games to the
Josies, and Jack Holland thinks he win
have the same easy snap when he comes.
But he will find a very different team
to battle against than he had Ia 81 10.
seph. as the omahas have struck their
stride and are going at a good gait.
The pitchers are all going good now
with the exception Of one or two Fent-
ress' finger has healed so that he will be
able to go to the slab any day he is
wanted. Jack Ryan will be in great
shape in another few days. Hicks is
pitching wonderful ball and Is doing bet
ter than any of the pitchers at the pres
ent time. Hall is In fine fettle and
pitched a great game last Wednesday.
Robinson is the only pitcher who cannot
be used. He is confined to his bed with
poisoning and will be out Of the game
for the remainder Of the week at least
The acquisition Of Hickory" Johnson
has strengthened the Omaha team 50 per
cent and he has been hitting the ball like
a fiend. In the first game at home with
Des Moines he was benched for talking
back to Umpire Jack Haskell. In the
next two games he connected with the pill
six times, batting at 900 clip He also
keeps up. his record behind the bat as
well as he does while batting. In the
two games he caught not stolen base
was made off him. and he. kept the run
ners hugging the sacks. The lineup IN
cda..,.- s.aa.... I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
OMAHA PITCHER TO OPEN
SEASON At FALLS CITY

''Honus' Christensen. one Of Rourke's
recruit Pitchers. who was farmed out to
the Falls City club of the Mink league
has been chosen to pitch the opening
game for that team The team win open
the season at home with York. christen-
sen ought to be in great shape when the
season opens Thursday, as be had thirty
days training with the Omaha club at
Joplin and hA had almost thirty days
more workout at Falls City. The husky
youngster has the goods. but needs more
experience This is his first year in
league base ball and Pa Rourke Is going
to keep an eye on the recruit. as he
thinks he has the making Of good
finger in Honus.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

The first spring indoor base ball tour
nament for the freshmen girls OF the
omaha High school which was held last
week proved q success in every way. and
Miss Bess Dumont. physical training in
structor. Is planning TO make the series
an annual event.
OF the four squads competing the Cubs
team grabbed first place honors By win
ming both games played The Invincibies
and Tigers tied for second place and the
Giants finished last Ali the games were
played IN the school gymnasium
Foliowing is summary Of the consoga-
ticn contest which was won by the In
vtneioies over the Giants By score. OF IS
10 Friday afternoon
iasineibles ------ -...--.s els
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
TEN TO EIGHT is FINAL SCORE
Pernoll Taken Out in Last Session
After Giving Two Hits.
Works FAILS TO SAVE CONTEST
Couple Of Infield Taps Soon Settles
the Issue.
APoRTE LANDS THREE-BAGGER
Two singles, Double, Hits Bstsman,
Base ON Balls and Two Infieid
Outs Net visitors Five
Winning Runs.

DETROIT. May IA great ninth In.
ming rally enabled st. Louis to defeat
Detroit today. 10 20 5. after the locals
apparently had the game secure. Two
singles. double. a hit bassman. base
ON balls and two inf.eld outs Melted the
visitors five runs. Pernoll was taken
out after two men had hit him safely
in the ninth and Mullin went In. Georgia
was bad and Works took his place with
the score tied and two men on bases. AL
coupe OF infield taps won the game.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Bellevue Track-Men
Will Compel With
Wesleyan Tuesday

The Bellevue base ball team and the
track team will go to Lincoln Tuesday.
where they meet Nebraska Wesleyan in
a double athletic event The track meet
viii be he'd in the morning ard the ball
game in the afternoon The base ball
squad will then leave for a fiye-day trim.
playing cotner. Doane. Peru and Tarkio.
Entries for the events have been an
nounced by Coach Primrose as follows:
lel-Yard Dash-Pauisen. Jones, Fowler.
z1-Yarsa Dash-Fowler. Jones.
40 Tards-Ohman, Dowden.
Sc Yards-Dowden, Gilman.
Discus-Curtisss henderson
Shot-Curtiss, Quackeubush.
Broad Jump-Cievelan nd. Quackenbush.
High Jump-Quackenbuah, Dowden.
Mile-NlileF, Dowden-
l1oYard Hurdle-PauIsen, Kearns.
2o-Tard Hurdle-Johnson. Paulsen.
Pole Vault-Paulson. Quackenbush.
Johnson
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Western League-St. Joseph at Omaha,
Des Moines at Sioux -lfy, Lincoln at /,
Wichita. Topeka at Denver.
National League-cinclnnad at St
Louis
American Leasue-st. Louis at Detroit,
Cleveland at Chicago.
American Association = Columbus at
Minneapolis. Toledo at st. Paul, Indian
apolis at Kansas City. Louisville at Nil
waukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Two-base hits: Killifer. Perring. Sac
rifice hits: Gil. Cook. Double play: Shell
ton to Miller. Left on bases. Minnea polls,
,; Columbus, .. Bases on balls: off Lever
EFT. Z; off Bruck. 4. Struck out: BY Lever
EFT. .; BY Cook. !. Wild pitch: Leverett,
/: Bruek. /. Hit by pitched balls: BY
Cook. Leverett. Delehanty Time. I:3
Umpires: Hayes and Irwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Grand Island Take. game.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. May 4-fSpe-
cial Telegrsm-l-In an exhibition game
played here between Hastings and Grand
Island State league teams the locals won
by a score Of II to 4. Both managers,
Cockman and Shaner. used most OF their
pitching staff in the contest The teams
will play here tomorrow. Scores RHE
Grand Island. ..1oo1eo26s-n le 3
Hastings ..--..-..-.leI1eooe-is
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
GIANTS CAPTURE The SERIES
Poor Form Shown by Curtis and
Graham Beat Phillies.
FINAL SCORE Is FOUR 70 THREE
Lebert Hurts Hts Knee In Fifth
Inning and Has TO Leave Game
--Downey Drives out a
Home Run.

NEW YORK. May L-New York made
Il three out OF four from Philadelphia
here today. winning by the score of 4 70
J. Wildness by. Curtis and Graham's
poor throwlng-the locals stealing nine
bases on him-gave New York the vic
tory. Lobert hurt his knee in the fifth
and had to leave the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Two-base hits. Moran, Smith. Hits: Off
Brown, In one-third OF an inning: off
Hogg. In eight and two-thirds innings;
off Stack, 4 in two innings (none out in
third; off knetzer. 6 In seven innings.
Sacrifice hits: Daubert. Cutshaw. Double
plays: Tooley TO Daubert. Sweeney to
Deylin. Spratt to Sweeney to Devlin. Left
on bases: Boston. 9; Brooklyn, s. Bases
on balls; Off Brown. L. off Hogg, 2; off
Stack. ?; off Knetzer. 4. Struck out: BY
Hogg. 1; BY Stack. /; BY Knetzer i.
Time: 1:54. Empires: Rigler and Ffnneran.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Pfeffer cuf. Hand.

Pitcher Edward Pfeffer Is seriously III
with blood poisoning as the result of cut
ting his hand in practice. He was sent
70 hospital while the Denver team was
In Wichita.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK


Bases on errors. Philadelphia, l.
Three-bAse hits. Snodgrass 90. Home
run: Downey. Stolen bases; Paskert,
Herros %. .shafer 90. Devore. Becker.
York. 4: Philadelphia, /. Double play:
Becker TO Merkle Bases on balls Off
Mathewson. 2; off Curtis, 6. Struck out
BY Mathewson. 3; by Curtis, 1; by
Schultz, l. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Mathewson. Luderus. Paskert Hits: Off
Curtis, In seven innings. Time: Ia
umIdres: KLEIN and Bush.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
crnrx About Jehn.on.

Two fans from Asheville. N. c.. trav-
eIed 100 miles to see Walter johnson
pitch one game. They spent but single
day in Washington and then beat 1t back
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
MnLERs SHUT OUT COLUMBUS
visitors Get Only Three Hits Off
Pitcher Leverett.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 4 = Columbus
made only three hits off Leverett today.
while Minneapolis batted Cook off the
slab In three innings. winning to o. II
was the first shut out defeat Of the year
for Columbus and the first errorIess game
on the part Of Minneapolis. Score:
AfIArArra moi m r..r a..r....u
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
COLONIES HANDY WITH BATS
Dougherty is Hit Hard In Third and
Ninth Innings.
BREWERS LOSE BY FIVE TO TWO
Richter Allows Numerous Hits. hat
is Lucky with Men ON. Bases,
Double Plays Twice Saw
ing Him.

MILWAUKEE,. May 4-Dougherty was
hit hard in the third and ninth innings
and Louisville won. Richter was hit
hard. but was lucky with men on bases
double plays savoing him twice. Score:
LOUISVILLE. MILWAUKEE
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
PIRATES FIRST IN SwATFEsT
Cubs Take Turns with Opponent. in
siamrafuca sphere.

PITTSBURGH. May 4-Pittsburgh
won from Chicago today in a game
chiefly notable for hitting. the score be-
ing Il to IL Adams was. compelled to
quit In the seventh and make room for
Ferry. who wss unable to finish the in
ming He vas relieved By Robinson.
Reulbach wss given severe trOuneing
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
PeweII.. Ankle Heals.

Rabbit Poweirs ankle. which gave him
trouble while he was getting his trial
With the White sOx. Is right again. and
he is going down to first with his old
tine speed
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
BRooKYE's PITCHERS LOSE

Boston Takes Contest by score of
SIX 90 Four.
BOSTON. May A-Knetzer, who sue
ceeded Stack in the Brooklyn box with
two men on bases. was wild. He passed
three men in this inning. forcing In two
runs, and Devlin's single added Another.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

WEST POINT. Neb.. May 4-tspeciaLl
The Buffalo Gun club held its usual
shoot at the farm home Of Daniel Flores
and drew a large crowd Of sports. Two
twenty-five-bird events were shot for.
with the following scores: First event
John Jensen. 2: Gus Krueger. W Radue-
etssi. each =: Kari KsTi. Peter Fi0Tsz. II.
Benne and G. vandeaberse. q. second
event was led by Karl Kerl with p. fol-
lowed BY N. Kerr with . and John Jen-
sen with Is
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Totals....n sHi II 0
sBatted for Marshall In the seventh.

Home run: Burke. Double plays: Breen
field: Beaumiiler TO Bransfield. Left on
bases: Milwaukee. I; Louisville. 4. Bases
on balls. OFF Dougherty. 2; off Richter.
8. Struck out: BY Dougherty, s: by
Richter. 2. Time. leo. Umplres a Bier.
halter and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
ATHLETICS oUTBAT NEW YORK

Champions Buneh Satellites to Win,
Ten 90 Five.
PHILADELPHIA. May 4-Both cluhs
hit the ball hard today. but Philadelphia
beat New York. 10 to 5. by punching hits.
Scorei
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Slated for Bedient in third.
Boston ..............g o J o 0 o o OF
Washington .....s3 / o 003 o -
Two-base hits: Knight. Speaker. Three
base hits: Foster Flynn. Home runs:
Speaker. Cashion Hits: Off Bedient,
nlngs; off cashion, in two and a third
innings; off Akers. 4 in six and two-
thirds Innings, Sacrifice fly: knight
Double play: Mcbride to Flynn. Left
on bases: Boston, 10; washington, 9. 4
Bases on balls; Off Bedient, /: off CT
cote. 3; off Cashion. s; eff Akers, 8.
Struck out: BY eBdlent. l.; by Cicotte, s;
by cashion. 2. by Akers. 5. Passed balls:
Nunamaker, Williams GU. Time: $40.
umpires: Donnolly and Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
ST. PAUL NEVER IN TROUBLE

Decanniere's Pitching Too Much for
Toledo Players.
ST. PAUL. May 4-Decannier's pitch
ing was too much for Toledo today and
the home club won handily, to 2 Swami
was pounded from the box in the first.
when St. Paul scored four runs on
double and four singles in a row. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Totals. 4.
Slated for Brown in ninth.
'Batted for Burns In fifth.

st. Louis. 3lio0 1900 s-i0
Detroit ,.........., o o 0 o 2 80 0-&
Two-base hits: Austin. Cobb, stovall.
Three-base hit. Laporte. Hits: OFF
in four inningsi Oft Pernott, 2 In three
innings; off Mullin. In one-third lining:
off Works. none IN two-thirds inning
Sacrifice hit: Pratt. Sacrifice flies.
Crawford Hogan. stolen bases: Dele
hanty. Louder. Crawford. Double play;
Bush to Witt to Moriarty. Lett on bases:
Off covington. q, Off Brown, Il off Burns,
l.: off Pernoll. =: off Mullln, 4: off
Hamilton, !. First on errors: Detroit. 1.
Hit by pitched ball. by Brown, Louden
(D. by Mullin. Compton. tsrnck out: BY
q. Brown, q; by Burna. /. Passed ball:
kiroheil. Tine: s:tS. Umplres: Esan and
Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
NEW YORK.
Totals Is u

TWO-Udse MI EBAH- Infee-bHse hlts
McInnes Hits: Off Vaughn. 8 In one and
one-third innings. off quinn. 10 In six
and two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hit:
Plank. Double plays: Derrick to COLL :.
Egan to McInues. Left on bases: Ned
York. II: Philadelphia, 6. Bases on balls:
Off Plank. 9; off Vaughn, 1; off Quinn. l.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Plank. Simmons:
by Quinn. Derrick. Struck out; BY
Plank, S: by Quinn. 2. Time: 2:l5. I'M
pires: o'Loughlln and Westervelt.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
SENATOR'S RALLY SUCCESSFUL

Boston No.ed out in Exciting Game,
Eight 60 seven.
WASHINGTON. May 4.--washington
nosed out Boston In an exciting game.
Both sides used two pitchers. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

coyie' led off for Omaha In the ninth
with double to the right field fence.
Thomson singled to left Kane walked.
filing the bases. Northrup was here
jerked out Of the game and Rogge sent
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-11-02

of any surplus thereof the same to pc
used in repairs upon said improvements
Section ismThe Sta,e Far aa the bein state
Fair Board and the State Fair Board
shall make biennial reports to the Gov
ernor and the legislature Of an t tneir
plete report of such fairs as shall nave
been held by 1t under the PROVISIONS OF
this Act. and shall likewise furnlsh a
full and complete report Of the financial
condition Of the said Board and it's re-
ceipts and expenditures.
Section 19.-F9r the pTrP,5bsi s Of hc sar ayd
providing sufficient funds to conduct
State Fair annually under the PROVISIONS
hereof the general assembly OF the Sta uii
OF Colorado at each regular session s Inail
appropriate for the use of the state tair
Board out of any money In the STATE
Treasury not otherwise npproPr,, ,a "a
Dollars, which said sum when SO appro-
priated shall constitute State EAR
Fund. to conduct an annual state al
in connection with the State Agricuiturai
and Horticultural institutions as an edu-
catlonal Institution Of the state
section 2O.-The State Fair Fun no sh az
state Fair Board and shall be used tse only ont
for, the purposes provided In this ACT:
and the Auditor OF the state Is HEREBY
authorized to draw warrants on sa,h
fund for the payment of vouchers certi-
fled by the President Of the State FAR
Board and attested bv the Secretary
thereof.
Section 21-There Is hereby apprScn1r,
oted out Of the moneys Of the state
Treasure not otherwise appropriated the
sum OF Thirty Thousand Dollars to me
state Fair Board for. the benefit OF o o1e
state Fair Fund for the fiscal years 1918
md 1914, as provided by this Act.
Section 22.-All acts or parts OF act
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
IN WITNESS WHEREOF; have
hereunto set my hand and AFFIXED the
Great Seal of the State of Colorado az
the City of Denver. this Flrst gay VI
October, A. D. 1912.
(eEAID Secretary of State.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-11-02
PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED by PETI-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REEERENDUM.

Notice Is hereby given that at the Gen.
eral Election to be held on the Fifth day
submitted TO the qualified electors of the
State of Colorado. for their approval or
reJection. the following proposed Law
OF the State OF Colorado, Initiated bv
endum. which Initiated petition contained
the signatures of more than the required
nun OF legal d, voters e. per cent o.
accordance with the Law and filed in
the office OF the Secretary OF State on
the THIRD day OF JULY. A. ID. 1912, at
The authority for submitting such pro-
posed Law Is found In Section / OF Ar
ticle 8 of the Constitution of the State
OF Colorado. providing Tor the Initiative
The proposed Law OF tho State of Colo
RADIO Is as follows:
A PROPOSAL TO ENACT A STATUTE
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A
STATE FAIR. AND TO REGULATE
ANp CONTROL THE MANAGE
BE ~ Enacted by the People Of the State Of
Colorado.
Section i.--That for the purpose OF
encouraging. development OF agricultural.
horticultural. mechanical. mineral stock
raising, and all other Industries OF the
STATE OF Colorado. there Is hereby ere
ated and established a State Fair to be
held annually at Pueblo. Pueblo county.
Colorado. such fair 20 be under the con-
troll OF the management OF the state Fair
hoard and Commission, as hereinafter
provided.
Section s.-The State Fair Board shau
consist OF Commission OF three mem
beers TO be appointed by the Governor OF
the state OF Colorado. besides the Gov
ernor OF the State OF Colorado. the Presi-
dent or the State Board OF Agrlculturs
nc President Of the State Board OF Hor-
liculturc, and the President OF the state
school OF Mines, who shall be ex-officio
members Of said State Fair Bonrd
section 3.-Thnt within sixty DAYS A.
Yer tho passage Of this Act the Cover
nor sinai appoint three membera OF N
state Fair Commission who shall be of
opposite political faith. one OF whom
Hhnll serve for two years. one for four
years, ana one for six years respectively
from the first Monday In March. A ID
lsii and until their successors are APP
pointed and qualified: and thereafter on
or before tho first Monday In March the
doyernor shall hlonninlly appoint one
member OF said State Fair Commission
section THE state Fair Board shall
ne a body corporate. capable in law OF
suing and being sued, OF taking, holding,
selling, property. both real and personal
OF contracting and being contracted with
ot having and using n corporate seal and
or causing to be done nil things necessary
ana Incident TO carryiaE out the provis-
Ions Of this Act
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-11-02
PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED ny PETI-
TlON UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM

Notice is hereby given that at the
General Election to be held on the
there Will be submitted to the qualified
electors or the State OF Colorado, for
their approval or rejection, the follow
ing proposed Law of the State of Colo 10
rado, initiated by Petition under the
Initiative and Referendum. which mi
tlated petition contained the signatures
or more than the required number of
legal voters g per cent? of the State
OF Colorado, duly verified. In accord :
anoo with the Law. and filed In the
office of the Secretary OF State on the
TW NINTH day of JUNE A. D.
1912. at 1000 o'clock A. NJ.
The authority for submitting such
proposed Law is found In Section / OF
state OF Colorado. providing for the
Initiative and Referendum
The proposed law OF the State of
Colorado Is as follows:
AN ACT TO PPRRoyIpE FOR REDyc-
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTs.
INITIATED AND REF d RR 10 Is
LAWS: ALSO PROVIDING FOR
PUBLISHING ARGUMENTS FOR
, AND AGAINST THE SAME,
BE 10 Enacted BY tho People Of the state Of
Colorado: "
Section !. Not later than thirty days.
nor earlier than sixty days before any
general or special election at which
any law. part Of law, or amendment
10 the constitution is to be submitted
TO tho people, tho Secretary OF state
shall cause to be published once in full
IN Two newspapers, OF opposite political
faith. II such there be, In each county
IN the state. compactly and without UNI
title and the text Of each law. mart of
a law. or constitutional amendment 10
be submitted, with the number and
FORM In which the ballot title thersof