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The Washington times., 1913-08-13
Pacific Coast Ieauns

At San Francisco-Venice. 5: San
Francisco. 8.
At Portland-Portland, 10: Oakland. :.
Angeles 4.
The Washington times., 1913-08-13
Tn-State League.

Harrisburg, 3: Atlantic City, s.
Allentown. :; Trenton, 4.
Wilmington, S: York, 3.
The Washington times., 1913-08-13
Reports to Reds.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Wicklen, an
outielder from Akron, OF the Ohio state
League mas Joined liza Cincinnati Reds
The Washington times., 1913-08-13
Pirates Win From
Reds By 5 to 2

PITTSBJRCH Aug. I3.-ln the first
inning the Pirates scored four runs OFT
Brown. Of the Reds after which Pack
ard went in and allow ed Pittsburgh to
score but one mOIr run Score, Pitts
burgH. >. Cincinnati. .. Cooper replaced
McQulllan for the HON" team in the
fourth. when he struck out six and
held the visitors sCOrrlcss
Score by innings:
The Washington times., 1913-08-13

ana I look 10 see rs keep up this yer
CentuEe We may win all three, even
as We took all four the last umv We
wer. there"
Ii is when Grif talks about the Ath-
leuCs that he shows signs II being Ia
sane II" fails 10 CONSIDER the wC.r
slauGhterS Witnessed by the fans early
this season. He Siwpi. laughs at th'
prrttrsionS Of the MaCkmeu. retuSjnS
10 admit that they have a better team
than his Owl.
when we ct 10 Philadelphia" says
GrItI. that's when We i show up those
AthlCti"s They have beaten rs most of
the tim" this year and las; thT""Sh
catching lis weakened by injuries OF 10y
getting all tn" breaks in the luck tbs
COnditiOu cannot continue forever, and
it's due to break about the time ""
land in Philadelphia on this trip.
7 doubt II Connie MaCks team can
win Two games from johnson. Rneh-
ling. and EnEel. or Groom in two days.
We land in there on Labor Day and
play TWO games that day and one the
next. II the Athletics win one game
from US during tha; series. they'll be
lucky"
Griff speels this Inc OF talk as if he
meant il. too II is impossible to con-
vince him that his team quitCs the mo-
ment the Mackmen get two--un lead.
Washington fans. however. know that
[ >
Official goat in their possession, and
so they discount much Of Griffs bunk.
Still. Griff probably feels that he has
to keep stiff upper lip TO hearten his
noble young athletes. Some Of them
need heart"ning badly when opposing
the MaCkmcn.
The Griffmen. collectively and indi-
vidually. are delighted with the idea of
hitting the road once more. Most of
them skylarked all last night until the
order came from the Old Fox TO dOuse
the glm. Even after that there were
many short snatChes of songs from up
Ter berths. But when Grif growled
out. cut that out there You bush
eTs." even the neaT-sOngs stopped.
The usual method OF passing the time
was followed last night. five card games
being under way at on" time. Danny
Moellcr won the pinOchle champion
ship from Frank I.aporte. and John
Henry WAS acclaimed bridge whist title
holder with Clark Griffith Many Of
the lads wanted TO play little poker.
but this game is taboO"d by the Old
Fox, and they got no farther than wish
ing to start little fast action.
The Washington times., 1913-08-13
TRIP WILL DECIDE
FATE OF GRIFFMEN
Standing of 1918 Will About Be Determined When Club Swings
Through the Western Circuit in Next Three Weeks.
Players Delighted on Hitting Road Once More
BY SENATOR"

out Joe Wood. and he is the only pitrh-
rr We has made Us wOrry. Ray co.,
Inns has Al 10, IT luck. hut ~ can beat
him The other pitchers are Jokes Nc
haN- Nou twelve Of the sixteen EAulvS
PLAYED this season with the chaup,nrS
ana I look L. see rs keep up this yer
CentaEe We may win all three, even
as We took all four the last tlmv We
Wer. there"
The Washington times., 1913-08-13

Manager Chance has strengthened
his team. Probably afraid the Climbers
would pass him.
The Washington times., 1913-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
No games scheduled.
Toporrow's Games
Washington 'at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis
The Washington times., 1913-08-13

was in the next room. In Washington
the landady says that. while I'm a de
cent, quiet sort of a chap. she won't
stand for my mandolin. What's a chap
going to do?''
The Washington times., 1913-08-13

Yesterdays Results.
Clevel and d-Washington-Rain.
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia, ..
ST. Louis, Z; New York. >
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
slsENFR nd LAWS lyI KssI


sof
fdedc4enclex GiM .ia the
He SfnndsS Tor sslIns not exceedtng tn the Sc
gEssste nine, hundred an nfty theosasan 3
IMPAIRED theleby s roper dstnanas
fund from which each Tveass taken. IS
Sec yghenever III 4 becomes & necessary
ii ,order to meet the current demands upon
the revenue fund of the payment Of appros
pria tons the Governor. Auditor and Treas
urer may atRany time prior to July II 10 t
make such agreement with banks or other
corpora tons or persons az they may deem
advisable q hecessa pay warrant IL i.
sued against said revenue fund, pursuant e
any saeh appropri ton. PRIOR the time # !,
when the money to meet such approprtat1vn
comes int the state treasury and whenever ys.
lcommodat Hon Of the state, the money neces.
isary to pay; interest upon the amount Of sucn
warrants from time when such payment wa
made until tho money to redeem such warrants
comes into the state Treasury at 1.-The rate
agreed upon by said Governor; Auditor and and
Treasurer. is hereby apbropria ted. 5Ez VIZ
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHATTER 591 -s r. No. 81.

= AAAs
AN ACT proposing an amendment to Article
% Nine of the EGonsti tuition Of the State of
IS Minnesota relating to the payments sof
y. bounties by the state to encoura &c the
b. planting, cultivation and protection Of USE
fils forest trees 65 IS eI$s
BE ia enacted by tho legislature got the state
ID section j. The following amendment to AZ
ficle Nine 10y of the Consfi tuition Of the State
&C Minnesota IS hereby proposed to- the people
of the State of Minnesota for their approval
ar reiection,S which samendnent. when adopted
shall be known asss Section Fl7as or laid ar.
5ticle Nine 81. that 90 to my: S
Fs Sec For tho pur encourasins
the plsnting. 4, iyat,ons md psotection IS
enacted proyidins fcr. the: payasnts q the
sTNos Dollars and FIFTY cents u 2.B0y pr acre,
Tor term In each case OF mt more than
Zen (1O) yearg, and not exec dinG 4 ten (lO
acres, to any ono persol MhoRs hall plant,
eultiyats and upon
Isl Sc, q Such proposed amendment shall BE
submitted to the people, for their approval aor
rejection. 1T tho general election for tho year
1911 and this qualified eleetots of thesstate. IN
their respective districts at such eIec.
ton vote for or lgAinst such proposed amend
inent. BIZ ballot. ana the tbersof shall
BE and ithinS the time, such
vote nyas.ed sna ths lea',lt tlersof sdecaatsd
70 the election ef md = as sh hall
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 500 =. No. 10.

,a.L a. a. =, ~
AN ACT proposing an anaendment to article
Of Minnesota providing for recall Of pub
Be It. enacted by the Legislature Of the STATE
Section L That Article Seven O. Of the
Constitution OF the State Of Minnesota shall
Ing thereto, at the end Of said Article. a new
Section; which shall be numbered Section 10
Of saad Article Article Seven "a. and which shan
Section 10. Every public orlcial- in Min
nesota, elective or appointive, shall be sub
Jet to recall from office by the electors of his
led. A petition demanding his recall setting
forth h. the reasons therefor, signed BY SUCH
thirty per centu9 q the total Number Hl9 nan Of
last preceding election, shall be died in the the
Office where petitions for nominations to such
be provided by law. and the officer in whose
office such petition is filed. shall order a spe-
eial election for such recall i such odcial
shah be flied as may be provided by law law:
election to Be held Within twenty-five ea spe days
after the filing Of the petition. shall be called
recalled. On the official ballot at such cleo
ton shall be printed. in not more than two
recan Of such oflciai as set forth In the
petition. and in not more than two hundred
words such officials justification of his course
form the duties Of his office until the result
Of such election shall be officially declared.
No such petition shall be signed or fled
against any official until he shall have held
Office six months; and no petition shall be
signed or filed for the. recall of any judicial
official within sixty days Of the decision, rul-
ing or act complained Of in the petition. Such
additional legislation as may aid in the op-
GRAFTON Of this section and proceedings there
under shall be provided BY law; AZ sucn
recall of such official. Any person recalled.
as provided in this section shall be Ineligible
to all the vacancy caused by his recall
Sec: 2. This proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the people Of this State for their
approval rejection at the general election
and the qualified voters Of this State in their
respective districts may at such election vote
for or against such amendment by ballot.
and the return thereof shall be made and
certified within the time. and such votes can
vassed and tho result thereof declared in tho
manner provided by law with refdfence to the
pear thereupon that 2 majority Of iii tho
in the next Section have voted in favor Of the
same. then the Governor shall. make procls;
take effect and be in force as part Of the
Constitution. 5@EE y s 49, 49,
Sec. B. The ballots used at said election
| on said amendment shall. have printed on
them, Amendment to Article Seven CD Of
the providing fSE the RECALL Of
each elector voting on rid 1 amendment shall
opposite the word yes or the word mo- +
the proposition in accordance with the ex-
pressed will OF the elector. as provided by the
election laws of the state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 5s8-H. F. No. 1912.

AN ACT proposing amendment to Section Is;
Two 3(2) Of Article Eight 90 Of the Constl-
tuition Of the State of Minnesota; authoriz,
ing the setting apart Of a revolving fund
of not over Two Hundred Fifty Thousand
Dollars ($25O,OOO) from the School and
nv nWa'I rpads' ditches and Are breaks In
through and around unsold school and
swamp lands.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the state
Of Minnesota {; s|.. l!-.
Section 1. The following amendment to
Section Two (2) of Article Eight 81 Of the
Constitution of the State Of Minnesota Is
hereby proposed to the people of said State
for their approval or rejection, which amend.
ment shall be added to the present Section
Two (2) Of said Article, and which amend
rl,ent shall read as follows: ft%3 '25
dred Fifty thousand Dollars $3.50, ooo) may
he set apart from the funds derived from the
sale Of school and swamp lands. to be used
in constructing roads, bitches aud fire breaks
in, through and around ,unsold school and
swamp lands, such fund to be replenished as
long as needed from the enhanced value
tited." 49, IL tes
Sec. 2. This proposed amendment shall be
or the
occurring next after the passage Of this act,
and tho qualified electors Of this state In
vote for or against such amendment by bal
lot; and the returns thereof shall be made
and certified within the time, and such votes
canvassed and the result thereof declared II
the manner provided by law with reference
to the election Of state officers. and II 4
shall appear thereupon that majority OF all
the electors voting at said election as pro-
vided in the rext section have voted in favor
Of the same, then; the governor shall make
proclamation thereof, and such amendment
shall take effect and be in force as a par,
Of the constitution. ,st:t 81 g .22.$Ss
Sec. s.. The ballots used at said election
on said amendment shall have printed there.
on amendment m to section two ~ Of article
revolving fund from the school and SWAMP
land funds to be used In constructing roads
around unsold school and swamp lands
Yes. No. . and S each electo,
voting ON on seq ~ a r, taaia Place eros.
either the word yes or the word no. and
shall be counted Tor or against the propo
Of the elector, as provided by the election
laws of this state. s2f fsS8. - aszs5 Fl
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
\ CHAPTER $50 F. No. 217.

B 5 CHAPTER 5s5 III. F. No. 2l7. .5s N
=, Article 6. Of the constitution Of the State
e Of Minnesota, relating to the Supreme Court
Of the State OF Minnesota, increasing the
Court from four rs to six le) and providing
s that no statute shall be held unconstitutional
by less than five 81 judges, and that the
clerk shall be appointed by the court. s.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
h of Minnesota: 55A.zs& ~ z * r,
Section 1. The following amendment to Sec
ton Of Article 6 of the Constitution OF the
State of Minnesota is hereby proposed to the
legal voters Of said state for their approval
Tor rejection which amendment when so gap-
proved shall read as follows: y gss ID
Sec 2 The Supreme Court shall consist
Lot one chief justice and six associate JUSTICES.
Five shall ,o rum ana the
to a decision. but no statute shall be declared
unconstitutional unless five member7 OF the
have original jurisdiction in such remedial
cases as may be prescribed by law, and ap-
|pellate jurisdiction in all cases. both in law
and equity, but there snail be no trial by
jury in said court. It shalt hold one or more
terms in each year. as the Legislature may
at ns ssa e
that one term in each Year shall be held In
each or any judicial district: It shall be the
duty Of such court to appoint reporter OF
Court
Sec. 2. This proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the electors Of said state Tor
their approval or rejection at the next gen
eral election in the year 1914, as is now pro- pro.
vided by law for submission Of amendments
to the Constitution of this state, and the Sec
rotary of State shall place this proposit1on
as Number Two on the official ballot The
ballots used at such election on such proposed
amendment shall have printed thereon Thereof
tuition" increasing the number Of associate its
to six (6 and providing that no statute shall
be held unconstitutional by less than five 10
Judges. and that the clerk shall be appointed
BY the court. + YES. No: Each
lelector voting upon such amendment, unless ne
vote by voting machine as provided by law.
shall place cross mark ''X' opposite the
word ''Yes'' or the word NO accordin9 as
he may wish to vote for or against such
amendment in space following such word;
and in all precincts using voting machines
the ballot shall be cast according to the pro-
visions of law in relation to voting machines
and all votes shall be counted In accordance
with the will Of such electors as provided by
the election laws Of this state. - -. e=-
Approved April %. 1918. sFf ",
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 5e4 F. No. 1fn.

:.
AN q IT, propos,ng an .mendmsnt to Art!e,s
nesota, authorizing the enactment of laws
taxing dogs and from the funds derived
damages sustained BY the owners Of do.
nestle animals by reason OF injuries caused
| by dogs. ss. Gs g,5i
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of he stats
Of Minnesota: II:
Section l. The Following amendment %
Article ~ Of the Constitution of tho stats
Of MINNESOTA is hereby proposed to the people
iof the State for their approval or rejection,
las section Is Of Article 8 Of the Constitution.
and shall read as follows: 4 1.
Sec. 49, Laws may be enacted providing
for the taxation Of dogs on a basis other than
the value Of the dog and from the fund de-
1rom e Of
domestic animals by reason Of injuries caused
by dogs. 4l sS s s.
Sec. 2. Said proposed amendment shall b
submitted to the people for their approval or
rejection at the general election to be holden
the state shall. in their respective Districts at
such election, vote for or against such arnend-
EYnent by ballot. The returns thereof shall sb0
made and fcertined at the same time and ia
the same manner as 50 provided bylaw with
reference to State officers. ana Il It shall ap-
such election shall have voted ii, favor of such
amendment, n the Governor shall make procla. 4
ssSe .ssct fGqss
of the sConstit tuition s sof the state of MIND
shall have printed thereon the following: 3
Amendment to Article g of the Constituting
stion q dogs and from tie fund derived fro
such tax. autho1izing payment 5of IS the damasp
s nir Is ]. BY reason Of injuries caused
dogs. Sss3 r.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 5s7- III. F. NO. 45.

. Il u
AN ACT proposing the repeal Of section
eleven % article nine 90 Of the Con
ing for the publication Of an annual report
+ Of the state treasurer. 5.2$g a y! ss 50 81
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota: f S !, ,s55 4, III o$s
sectien L. That section eleven Ii j., article
nine co., of Sthe Constitution of. the State Of
Minnesota be, and the same Is hereby re-
pealed. IL IA s u. sss5E;
Sec. 2. This proposed repeal shall be sub
mitted to the electors. Of said state for their
approval or rejection at the next general elec-
ton in the year 1914. as IS now provided by
law for submission Of amendments 81 repeats
Of the constitution Of this tate. and each Of
the, legal voters OF said state may, at said
election, vote BY ballot for or against said
amendment and III It shall appear therefrom
that q majority Of the voters voting at said
election upon said amendment yes q mo
twenty days after the result shall have been
ascertained. the governor shall make proclama-
ton thereof and said amendment shall there
upon take eftect end be in force as AZ part Of
the consti tuition of tho state Of Minnesota.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 5so4s. F. No. s12.

CHAPTER $50 70. F. No s12. !tla,
AN ACT proposing an amendment to Section
2 of Article 4 of the. Constitution of the
State Of Minnesota relative to the appor-
in the Legislature Of the State Of Minnesota,
j. and fixing the number Of such Representa-
tives. fss-, ~ wv 7:
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of tho State
of Minnesota: g.
Section l. That Section q A Article Of Of
amended SO as to read as follows:
portionments of Senators and Representatives.,
the Senate shall be, composed OF Sixty-three
(63) members, and the House Of Representa-.
members az, may be prescribed by law. The
representation III both Houses shall be appor.
TONED as nearly as pras sa t h
ton to the population thereof, exclusive OF
Indians not taxable under the provisions OF
ao aes eeu9ty
but no County or any OF the parts thereof
shall ever constitute Or be part OF more
more than Seven "a Senators shall ever be
apportioned to any one County. '53 L. .sz
Sec. :. Such proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the people for, their approval or
rejection at the general election for the year
their respective districts may at said election
vote by. ballot or by voting machine 5as pro;
yided by law for or against such proposed
amendment in the manner provided by law.
and the returns thereof shall be made and
certified and such vote shall be canvassed and
the result thereof declared within the time
and in the manner provided by law with refer.
ence to the election Of State onicers;S and II
it appears thereupon that q majority Of az
voted for and ratified the said amendment
then the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof and such amendment so ratified shall
take effect and be in force a. Z part Of the
Constitution Of this bis STATE y.
Sec. g., The ballots used at such election
on such proposed amendment shall have print
ed thereon: II Esi y 85si S5:g- AZ. s ss
..seven Senator dment--Amendment OF
section Of Article of the Constitution, re-
IatinR to the number Of members of the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives and the
basis of apportionment thereof. Eyes. -.
ia. Each elector voting upon such
proposed amendment, unless he vote by voting
machine as provided by law shall place =
cross mark 'sX'' opposite the word Yes or
the word mo" according ljas he may wish to
vote for or against such amendment, In space
folio wing such words; and In all precincts in
this State using voting machines, the ballots
law IN relation to voting machines and all
vote, shall be counted in accordance with the
will of such electors as provided by the cleo
ton laws Of this State. So s. Sz e Ne WA <S
section a This act shall take effect and
be In force as provided by Its terms and the
laws 81 this State. :E# III,
N Approved April %. 1913. 5SS s43:sg 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER SSH. f. No. ess.

t4.$ e5ta CHAPTER 5S9-H. f.. NO. 800: XII
AN ACT proposing an amendment TO Section
Seven q, Article Six (6l. of tho Constttu-
ton Of the state Of Minnesota, changing
the length Of the term Of the Judge Of the
Be i enacted BY the Legislature Of the state
= OF. Minnesota - ~ III -i Fl: .sss 3ast}
Section !. That the following smendmen NJ
Of Section Article g. OF the constitution aoa -
the people Of the State of Minnesota for their
approval or rejection, which section when
amended shall read as follows: Il.
Section 4 Probate Court Judges to be
Elected 5&F 3. 3+-: 1sfst$
lied county in the State q probate court.
which, shall be a court Of record and pc
held at such time and places as may be pre-
Iscribed by law. It shall be held oy one
Judge, who shall be elected by the voters
of the county for the term Of four years. he
shall be resident OF such county q dr inc t he
shall be- provided BY law He may appoint
but the Legislature may authorize the cleo
ton by the electors of any county, OF one
clerk or register Of probate for such county.
pensation shall be prescribed by law. a pro
bate court shall have jurisdiction over the
Of deceased persons and Sm
except as prescribed by this Constitution
~ SeC.4 z. This proposed aneuOmeutE SHAAA- NC
submitted to the people Of this State for
their approval or rejection At the genera.
this act. and the qualified electors Of this
state in their respective district may at such
election vote for or against such amendment
| by ballot; and the returns thereof shall oe
made and certified within the time, and such
vote canvassed and the result thereof declared
In the manner provided by law with reier.
| ence to the election of state officers, and Il
| it shall appear thereupon that q majority OF
ali the electors voting at said election as pro-
vided in the next section have voted in favor
Of the same, then the Governor shall make
proclamation thereof and such amendment
part Of the Constitution Of tho State.
Sec. g. The ballots used at said election
on said amendment shall have printed thereon con
B) of the Constitution. Of the State Of Min
nesota, providing for extension Of the term
Of office of the Probate Judge to four ~
years: Yes. No.: and each
elector voting on said amendment shall place
cross mark thus (X) in space to be left
opposite either the words yes or no and shall
accordance with the expressed VIII OF the
electors as provided by the election law OF
this State. y ~. / f. aa.s.,5,' ~ IS