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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
MAR TAX ON BEER
is NOW EFFECTIVE

Tho war tax" on beer, raising the
.nnte from 81 to sl.5C barrel MI De.
|{roit and Michigan, Friday morning.
|(1 the shape OF telegram OF Revenue
Ecllector Brady. from Commissioners
William n. Osborn, notifying the local
<o,'cciora that the increased tax be.
ZONES elective. Oct. %.
The 81 revenue stamps are 10 he
oFcrprinfcd'' to read si.s0. accord.
Ine TO the order. and stamped on all
p1ffrfs, until such time as a special
<f.s0 stamp can be obtained.
- The stamp deputies In Bay City and
akiEaN were notified. as per orders
d The telegram. aud inspectors were
>nf 20 al brewerles. to collect so
ms additional tax on each barrel OF
|<r t;,Y3d IN the warehouse, while
NJ Mo inspectors collected the ex.
~ cents per barrel rate. on the
"a linz fpe. which spreads the tax
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24
THE OLD WORLD WAR
FROM DAY TO DAY

is that the Russians have con-
centrated In great force about
Warsaw and have compelled the
German line west and southwest
OF Warsaw to fall back few
miles. Elsewhere the Germans
seem to be holding their own.
They are In force about the first
class fortress OF Novogorgievsk,
which is warsaw's defense
against a flank attack from the
north: and they are clinging fast
10 Vistula basin at the Ivan
gorod second class Notifications,
which protect Warsaw from
southern flank movement Imme-
diately In front OF Warsaw the
German line does not seem to be
very strong, probably due 10 the
wretched condition OF the roads
which hampers the arrival OF re-
Inducements.
Whether this be the reason or
not. the Russians undoubtedly are
showing an ability TO force the
Germans to keep moving in front
OF Warsaw. This is OF the most
impressing Importance to them,
for as long as the Germans are
unable TO hold fast in the imme-
date environs of Warsaw they
cannot bring their big siege guns
into play. Unopposed by heavy
artillery, Warsaw is safe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

F. F. Ingram, Democratic candidate
for mayor, and Antonio Entenza.
Democratic candidate for congress in
the Thirteenth district, will accom-
pany Reps. Doremus and Harrison IN
series OF meetings tonight. The
four will speak in meetings in Veins
hall. Van Dyke and Gratiot-aves.;
Jannsen's hall. Helen and Theodore
aves.; Lincoln hall. Ferry-ave and
Chenest., and Lambert hall, Piquette
and Mt. Elliottaves.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03
ATAKING DOCTOR

An old negro was taken i'll and cali
ed in a physician of his own race.
After a time, as there were no signs
of improvement, he asked for white
doctor.
Soon after arriving, Doctor --
felt the old mans pulse, and then ex-
amined his tongue.
did your other doctor take your
temperature he asked.
81 don't know, boss" replied the
sick negro. 81 hain't missed nothing
but my watch as yit.''
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

Which star of the forty-eight in the
American flag belongs to your state?
That oft-repeated question has just
been answered by Charles w. Stew
art, librarian of the navy department.
On the above diagram the stars are
numbered from left to right, to CORE
spond to the order in which the states
were admitted, as shown in the table
below. To find where your states star
is, look up its number in the table,
and find the star with the same num-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

Der. That will give you the official
position of your star.
List of States in Order of Admission.
1. Delaware. 25. Arkansas.
g Pennsylvania. 26. Michigan.
8. New Jersey. 81. Florida.
4. Georgia. %. Texas.
5. Connecticut. 20. Iowa.
6. Massachusetts30 Wisconsin.
Z. Maryland 81, California.
8. S. Carolina. 80. Minnesota.
9. N. Hampshire.33. Oregon.
10. Virginia: "a. Kansas.
IL. New York. 35. West Virginia.
IL. N Carolina. Sc. Nevada.
Is. Rhode Island. 81. Nebraska.
IA. Vermont. SO. Colorado.
Is. Kentucky. SO. North Dakota
16. Tennessee. 40. South Dakota.
II. Ohio. Al. Montana.
'18. Louisiana. AZ. Washington.
10. Indiana. 43. Idaho.
20 Mississippi. A. Wyoming.
81. Illinois. As. Utah.
%. Alabama 49, Oklahoma.
%. Maine A. New Mexico.
"a. Missouri. 48. Arizona,
q T..
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

.,.ass.s e. s:.; such sssa:y Hy.,s 8 !. ssss,ss e
sSs e 'sSss ssse.ss m0ssaS ss.S liz. -
ss- ss :: 81 e.HHrSvssss ss s'
s.s: Z e: st: x.
ssation T. Any q sueh courts ..ay
:e ss:s isSSsai s'sas sssoa. o. es
psasat!ons wh9 shall dn, hsv. Shs r6S.,s HovsSss
Ssfsasas q ss.s Hite ss.i4 eans:ns . sRies sssS
are wiiltnx to Hndsrtaks tS aid ~ ~
o.:t hs slsh r,ras e .sa 3. esr o.
the regular probation officer and rs-
e ofsest: Fl ssu s.ia: fe:
TIE shs Di"tsist Courts also to psrfe!2
ssfss:s 1T: q Also &.
sf prob.t,on .offieers whsn r:eSils1
aas Sosss y IS. wsn rstss y Sf'sissos% IL %
Tor 4:
,,s;:s s;s' 10; A:,:,. si ::s :. ;:ss::
as At q s.t: 70 +: f1sS "a c,rs g sss
saiasd ,1n ta y II. sss so.ls. % ihs s.sss
Board Of Charities and Correottsns
na na p:ns. z z: .rss r.
ports. Such reports shall b filsd with
the Court and with the Secretary 81
the ss.' fkSa k.psr.s q sa not al
bstlon. r.. sathsrity furnishing sss!'
Il shs efis.s. saen effes
record 6osks. blanks. stationery ssd.
stamp. ~ may q nsss;s.ry g rrss.
ouf TIC pfovlsiona Of this Act, Tks
Sffsss ssfy pna:. &. si.. a.: - Ss-a sA
residenee and business addfes. of tss
sa.ss q .as "a s.S ssss
Ssr. there f is :uitis,.nt "s sasss thsssfoE. q
snysis sny pross,ion "a: otfiesr sppoint.d uaAsl
the provisions Of this Act. In al easSs
where such board deems such invest.
such probation officer and the tirns fse
e: s:n s.n .y. Il mhSs ,Ss .s Of not
sssli lave the s,sht g bs present q
s11s ssainst g such ' osars... and to OBJ b. rsprs.
Ing. the said Board of Charities aaA
Ssh'Es.o suah proSs.ion % offiosr II e for any res:
son ineomnstsnt to diseharEs the ds.
ttA8 OF probation ofxlCAf, euch O1K10oS
shall be no longer qualified to ssrxS
aad upon ths tillnE Of such resort With
Gsa Of eS shs os. fHS. %ans .S1 sns
sucsS1qor % n the first instance. =
Ssctfea ,. Every person placed U
charge q. . probation officer, un5sr AAg
law of tAtA 6tAte. may be oonsidsfee .
ward Of ma state Nndsr sthes dtrestfeA
oE3Ae coYrt fAFeuAh fts I'D prose&4Ra
ett.ssf xffsin ~ vrSrt,ts11. 1..iss 81 Y
srn pssssssS.d s. ZEE esis s'1 1cs 1S,
I'll. and dSrinE The period Of minority
II = minor. provided such period In !aHv
ease of . minor may be at least four
section 10. Nothing herein shall -
Court Act Of 1908. P.es 47s. sessiea
Laws 1909. or any act or part OF sqts
sonserninx thS care Of ,.,s nss.isctsa. ds-
sons contributing to such dependsnay
laws relatins TO minors. Or the laws
concern ming persons who refuse to SUP.
port their wives or children but moth.
Ing in such acts shall prevent tbs A..
piication Of the probationary proviS-
ions of this Act 80 directed By ths
Court.
persons 10 act for them in ali matters
concerning this petition. viz: Wa{ns
c. Williams. Denver: Joseph D. Pends{,
Denver: David II. Fouse. Denver q
W.. Bixelow, Denver. and W. u. Col
''!Fi Tihe DsaHe Ballot title of the foregoing law
shall be a. follows:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

PROPOSED Law OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO. INITIATED NJ
PETITION UNDER THE INITrA.
TIVE AND REFERENDUM.
Notice 1. hereby given that At the
general Elcction to be held on ths
,h,sa ,hnss ssK ). Of HSSysmSsr ~ D. a.1t
tsd e,sctors " of tae STAT. ' Of es co,Ss.ae Sns
LOWING. proposed Law 81 tho state st
snd y .s1n ssi:s ssfss
Initiated petition contained the siGna-
s.rss Of or: thar se n ins .ss9i,sa ns.
aecordencs with the Law. and fiisd Is
+: ssy y: g. ;s's X g. III, .
11:2O o'clock, .. m.
The authority for subm!ttink eusA
Proposed Lav H. z fosnd II Section ef
s.sss # csIo;sse: Sss" s1ss.s'as sss q 4: 4:
AN ACT TO SECURE BETTER HroM-
WAYS By INCREAs1N1 THE sTArn
ROAD FUND BIZ AN ANNUAL HALE
MILL LEVY.
b. II R~acssS ~ ths People Of sAs sssss y
Colorado:
.na Il: s:r;ss sssa sss
state aid. In the construetion.. saines-
and for this purpose Of securing bsttsS
hs1. :S: p !. .h sss 5.d s
stats ons-half Of one nil On sssS dei-
.s..:s.s q ssa eoiisessa At &: s.: ::
= sid:s 40 e. r: : :ss;s:sssst SO ssii:fs!:s
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

tkROposnD Law o. THE STATS
o. COLORADO. INITIATED nr
PETITION UNDER THE lNFTIA-
TrtU AND REEERDNDUM.
.deeSrni Election to b held on the
third day of November. A. D. 1914
.th4rs will be subnttted to the .:quali-
lied e1eStors OF the state Of Colorado
{or, tSsIS approval or rejection. the fol-
tSWinG- psopossd Law Of the State of
l0oloFkdo. Initiated by Petition under
IL tp1tiatlvs and Referendum. which
inf1aa&od petition contained the sigma
9nrea Of more than the REQUIRED num-
:har. (to-wlt: ssb OF the legal voters Of
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

n "a ~ 4 AhssD D-a~ L. - ~ a. nd
- " xsSoos ~ M Ssssss " tss sssss o.
'o a..
stats Of COLORADO T. hsssby AMENDED
~. aa4tng .tAs follSwtnx -! aeetion
Ia .to ArticlS % ths Constitution,
'ssction LA The people Of this
the Governor TO call = special election
s1r The pYrERoses E s. e ssn%itsias 70 the he
amsndm:1ts II 70 ths c2nssltHtien i. under
iSss Of ths csnstitssis. and laws Of
the State. Whenever Q patItisn signed
~ not less than twenty-five {a1j per
csat Of the queHfisA slectors, ad
dressed 20 the 0over4ef ard flied witE
The sserstaFy ec state. dsmsnHs that
titions shall Be prsearsd and circulated
e, The ssDs @.nn:r e pstitiens ar. are
Ghiiys shd referendum provisjons Of
ttSs Cons1ftution and laws Of this state.
TN I'M, sss5sssTX e STAT. yhs,i fSTshwits - Z,
s,sch petition, ADDRESSED 10 the GOV ;
amor, Tho 0overnose % easo vested
Efth Iowef % call auch spstfAf siec-
Pe6s % submittiaI 10 the si.ttot. Of
smena ana % %snt. | 10 tss uens.itutIsn 'pndss under
ia 81 ths 'Gonstitusion ssd ths laws
sssIi s k"id It : uS aats sss ssIoh shsii sfS Be-
,st. IpAst four asenths before q General
hd e II s: y .:s a. .pssi:
dStS sssrssf. % pri.fis f sssstiaa ths " rss ca ;
.son thsfefoF,. shall be filed by the Gov
ernor With the Secretary of State. II
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

|rROF0sn6 AMENDMENT TO TnM
CONTRIBUTION OF THD 1FA11
Or COLORADO. INITIATED H
PETITION s UNDER THE lNF1IA-
TIVn AND naSEnnADUA. ~
Noted y hsrsby given that at the
Third day of November 4: D. 1919.
fsisd electors Of the stats Of Colorado.
iowinE nropossd smssdment 10 ths
ssss: :, .; Hs,..
.s.S IL so1ssa re n1.s.r
Masi st.i. = ceiersSe 20 sit saiS verified. il ss: a.
ois, e's & ss s aof g sasa ;a IL
ths. Tvsatiets day q June. 4 b. 1914.
e HISS o,cloek. 4 n. -.
e: sSt e e. sssa
fion % found In ssctlen I Of Article v
IT the conssltqslon q the state of
AN xxnNDM1Nr 70 SECTION -. OF
ARTICLE ,. OF THE coNsTITU-
TIoN OF THE STATE OF COLO
+ RADIO IT.. i
~ I. s.ee.ss - sas Psssss u sas stsss q
section l. ssct,en twenty -.hrs. tss,.
tAs stAte Qf Colorado: shah be1 aad the
saans . hsfsby ansndsd to! rsad e fol-
:3setion -. Ths right Of trial BY
Jury shah remain tnviofass. subject to
%: tenss sasy Il Il eiHins ea.ss may consist Of
sss s.a g s.s..d e r: se,s e;
s k.s ssfiss - .s' sess
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

s1e< PAy FRS A I4eaasl
q 800 eR .s!: ~ =:
fSrvs vftAent AeelaHine sAH1
day n tAs saa9sss n serS9s1
~. uaefS ehs AtteetAeA
M sAaA y @wfsa ,eo 2Esss9
jssisa Tss 3arY. q. III
feteA Wttheat q ~. ths EeffEH&
ttm4 81 the frtAI ssf 30 NAe94n1 H. -
ee1tl dstermtA4 AAx teee4 49,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

R20Po9GD A1gBNDADnT F0 H4U
0OMsT1TUTJON o. 1H1 SFAfn
0D C0l0AAD0ss INITIATED II
RBT111oM UND1R fHR 1uHfIA-
Y5v8 AND AEEH31NDuN.
dsnaFaI Eisotion to be hsM on. TIE
ThiTd day: q Noyembsr: A .. lsi..
thsra will b snbmtttsd to the quail
Cd s,ssssg: e sns s..ss Ss ss
.iexiaN. propossd snsSSissst g the
Sonstlt4tisn Of The State of :caierado.
sss .a II sHss "s.s Fl iaiss
Hssoa ssss tssa S'Ianss ssss ssauirsA nunSsr tte.
ss... e: lss as sst;ss g =:
tSs oiiiss of the sscrstsiy q stats cn
ths Minstsenth day 81 June. \ D. 1s4S.
Fl: M g; = ssss.sts,ss e. ssss,.',s. ssa
.ssn fsSns a ss:st'sas
Colorado. preyidIna7 ess the IaataAttvs
AN AlxrNpxnasT 70 THE coNsTI-
TUITION OF TEE STATE OF Colo
J RADIO BT ADDING THBR1TO i
( lnW ARffCLR no BE NuABERKD
AND DESzoAATED AZ 1AR<1C4s3
NkIf-INroxICATtN0 ILQUoAAs
Dc 4 1.ss:ss y ~ Psssss y ~ sssss q
!. s.stien !. n. cs.ss,sstsoe q sss
8 amsnosd 81 ! sadfa9 tharsso 9 rev
sstsees e ss $g1fsr9d. saS sSsseaftssa e
sseas sSa sn1 sie fissrss. a foifOSs:
4 lARr1c1n XxII--IlsToxIcATl,so
,l3..2s[ - I,touoas1 i I;
a9::s ssss issttt =. -. 81. s,:es. So
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

The Secretary of State is hereby Au-
thorized to prepare said ballot accord-
inEly. I.
In Witness Whereof. I have here
unto, set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the State Of Colorado.
at the City. of Denver. this twenty.
sixth day Of September, A. D. 1914.
JAMES B. PEARCE,
"(SeaO Secretary Of State.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

m eivsn to tbs people sef feas ftatA.l
~ naias and .appoiat u loI.sVfn1
sraons 70 AIT for tAem' in .au Aettsrs
E&sacsrninx this petition. via: MnlAI
rsnd function; ar4 2. Z. MeiAagh-
we. and Harry "A Tedrow. 1os nse:
ESnsndmsnt shaii s. u foiioNs:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31
rer Extspdins tie Peoples
Power Under the 1nitiA.
tive and Rsfafendurn By
Adding an AEsaDd mSnf to
Article s Of tia onstitp-
tion. to ~ knoVA ~ 8ee-
ton IA, .,.s-

q The asarstary u Btats - hereby au-
tsssiss3 to prepare SAID ballot So
'%~'Hsfs' g., u
n Witness sWhsrsof have hsrs-
s5fnat Seal Of the GtAta Of Colorado.
EAt tha City Of pAnvsr. this twenty
FsazsA Day Of srnSs:EEssE sSHSEs & Phn1acn. a r as.e'
fSeaD Aserstary Of STATE:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

..ss:..::s 6: .::ss';:s:'z !. s,.s.,. !: -; ::;a
5pnte set my, hand AID afkfE4<Esa
drsat 6eA1 81 tks stats
at tie City. qf psnysr, thtH ~
sixxh day sf esptsmbsr.sA. d ~
Z ~ JAlg11 q. PHA&4 XX
tssal, ! SssFsssry = =
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

In witness whsrsof. i have hero
unto set my hand and affixed thS
Great Seal Of the State ef Colorado,
II the. City. Of Denver, this twenty,
: JAMES B. PEARCB. &
{8eal) j. Secretary OF State. 3
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

II witness wAarsee. I Nave .hses-
unto oet my. hand and affixed ths
drset SeaL q The Stats of ceaSra4o;
HtxtS aAy ef 1sptsmbsss A. D. 1914.
St1sal) Secretary Of 1tats.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

q In witness whereof. I have hsrs.
vssto ast nay hand and afflxed the
afsat seal Of the stats of Colorado.
9lxth day Of Septembsr. A. D. 1884,
So JAMES B. PEARCE.
's 19sall SecretAry Of state.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

yes tie s,.s Bss.:r sSs,,s,s 81 80 IT, ~.
e a,,;s,s ;Iss'iss Il r. ~ :"cses.sE coSsfIE.
tuition: providing q three. (
fourths jury Verdict a
Civil Cases Aad FefHtt-
tinE WctaeH. whore Wt2l.
Ing. 70 1sevs On lJufasA
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

i viii BE- subssSffsd e d. ssaE-
spprovs' % tps y 'sst ssassslos. Il Is fSs.
Sssss.s $ y: e1ssss.sss ssss: q esss..z
ff2itistsd ~ Petitioa under H. 19itsass
t;,,an @xs and GstsSsndan Which ts sntssssa3 n
E!t; g. g. ssssi yotfFs. yotfFs. y 4. g g
sas s cslSssd cSisS e. sqay ia ma &
tks SISSssssss: Ssy 81 Jsas. \ B. 1slS.
s.s 4s. astsss1sy sssse1k p eses = ,ssa,ss.as ..sa
tes seSaa 4. s:ss'ss ,S & 1s,sss' I,sss y Y
ssd Rsfsrsada1. - ~
AN ACT 10 AxExpAsDcr1ox ! OF
5 ARTICLE " or THE coNs1IT0-
TIoN OF TsIA srkrE OF colo
NADO RELATIVE TO THE INVITA-
TIVE AID RHFR1ENDUN-
~ " 1asossS ~ ~ Rsssis sf ~ stsss y
CsiesuIs; - a. r. E Va \
els v q the const.tution Of ths stats
~ Colorado be and the same Y nasS.
y as:sa e = e s:sa :,
tSs. tfats shall be yested ia ta4 0sa.
e, Asssmbly eonsist!a., q ;os3sssts tsss e
sis rssssSs q tSsuassivss tss, ,ssvsrt 20
ecsssssutien ana 10 ,ssscs Or rs,sst ~
6sasrsi As.embiy. "a ~, rss:rys
sre rs3ect At the. peiis ssy sSt Ter.
ssstttsa sssst g. ptrt q s.y sst ct u" u'a'
:, n. t1rss ssysr,hsEes.. sssss.As1 - = y =,
issss s;ii siSss ; ~ ssss st sh. isssi !o.:
ers shan b. re4Nirsd u: pssposs any
s;sos q. . pi;ssatSas 81 &. sa:s
es:..lsss - lssesfs g. = ~:
e sseHSdS aSd1.sssS y 70 A' asd ME- Viii ~
scssssSss sssssSs s.sss. ss's tie s.l.ssiets q xsish
sSss, tks sSssefity q tes .sssior
ss = ssssesss sss q sssn :assssosf b sqss sss
80 Es:.'s::s 's::rs !: ~ s!.,;;s 4, 81 ~ s:ii
sssensamsst ssssssa e e ssa 6. sceSsssssioa
IA .sIssss me l'tsa sa ss4 en- ssssas
I a Asy siecfi6n held swftAln ~ syeeSa
EsM "a sssst!sss Is Jsatsi ~ tleAfeea ~
81 IS : sassss ssss sd 8 s 80. -.
s.sss ssss 3 ~ dssssss:sse e9 s,ss;s ); - -.
sssss ss ansaf9st9ss " "a say ne s sds.sssi
Assembly.T I'D q ystttion dsnsd
q Nv: pses Slf .ths h,s ls<.i Hossrs 1osssrs
ssssyn g tes tn:,tsiss asi T. s1dr,.ssa .
Sst more tAsa Hinstz dsy. .,,an aatss, =, fss e.
a.ssssi x:.s.siy. ssss pa;ss:sd !; 30 g: :ds, si,i
.e:,..s r.: ..ss .:.ssisss. s::!';sss
8. S:ts e &: Mi
not sx.sna e easasorss initiates ~: g
s. ss.l ss,a G :. ois:ss.s
= fSsoIar ksnSsrN sssossVa. ~ SHus 49, - ~
.sart Sasarsss s. % II cSnssiestion. csi On WSen ap. :
Hroyed ~ 2 majority. e @ fhs yots, y e. -, 4
tnSreoMs; Eso ~. nWs .SS go M. Ssfs
e ths osfle,si assissst,es e y, sMes: Is
qeyernor. hut not Ia later e than thirty salr2
delri.s the asneral Asssme,ss s q The
snfb nssmbsr ea.s 81 vote. ' cast for seefstsrs q
ia IS s,ss;.,Ia. Il ~
::ss 4 :s: + '*'
a. H1csps q ncarsinanSvG1, prSnsHtssTH e,,nPt n
psHPIe ao nH0RSn ~. y h.rsWsth T.hs X.
sis.sa e :hsii ssssiss q .ssss. i. Ss;xi!as
as re AT roS esisa sssfse sy M ths e sserstasy e.
Staff, snes tssr Be ssnss y
nes.nns onfy. fS SVhieh shaii Sc ri.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

For the law permitting
probation In certain GRIM
lnal cases of minors and
first offenders only.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

ysr the sAsassAstsnt 70 IYss "
Geatton J sof- -AFtad1erY Of as
e. &, censssssts,sn sssess.s.. .s rsiisixs sf Tei
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

FOR q Child Welfare Com
mfssion to Serve without
Pay or Personal Expenses
from the State. to Codify
!! the Laws Of tho State Re-
1Ating to Women and
r ChtIdren.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

jshs s&ats os celsraAa, Auiy v4ssftsd. n
'npoor4AAss With the Law. aaA hlsA n
tss Twsatisth day 81 jSss. 4 b. idi.
The authoritY for snbsnittlaR sueh
proposed Law. 10 found In Seetion OF
Article v Of the Constitu ution Of the
state Of Colorado. pfovidtuE Ter the
1nttist1vs and Referendum
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

AN AMENDMENT 10 SECTION !.
ARTICLE s.. TO BE KNOWN AS
SECTION la, Of ARTICA 3 OF
THE CoNsTITUT1ON or THE
; STATE OF COLORADO.
Ia II xsanna1 ~ Ia Hsaasa n a. ateas Of
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A CON-
MISSION TO PREPARE a CODE OF
LAWS RELATING 70 WoMDN AND
4 CHILDREN AND 70 MAKE A RE-
/ PORT TO TR1LE0tA1.ATURD CON-
( crRNtNo THE sAMn
BE II EaseteS>As Ne rsesis u ~ sssss u
CeIsrsas: 81, ~ '
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-16
"our Village Postmaster"

The next attraction at the Opera
House will be Eugene Perry's beauti-
ful rural comedy drama, "OUR
VILLAGE POSTMASTER with
Mr.. Casey Ransom and his excellent
company. Mr. Ransom is we'll known
for his peculiar style Of acting, now
playing second year in the "Postmast-
err. "
This play tells an interesting story
of an old postmaster of small village,
who spent all his earnings to edcuate
his son for the ministry. The son $
greatest ambition is 20 become an
actor. against his fathers will. SO
he runs away to Chicago, failing to
find work i'm the theatres he gets dis
couraged. At the time the son leaves
home there is valuable package
stolen from the postofiice and the son
il accused of il. The old Postmaster
says here never was thief in his
family and goes 20 Chicago in search
of the thief and to find his boy. His
many funny experiences in the city
will keep YOU bubbling with laughter
all evening. Other scenes will moisten
the eyes and make the heart beat with
emotion The Quincy, ILL.,, Times
has IL. "Our Village Postmaster is q
play that runs from tears TO laughter
and vice versa, with good moral
and we'll balanced cast
One night only Monday May 25th.
Seats will be on sale at Jacobs Bros, .
days in advance. Prices reserved seats
30 and 10 cents General admission
80 cents Kids 25 cts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-16
AFTER THE COWS
Hugo koepeke is on the Job and 6ossy
Better Watch Out For Him

Mayor Gatfney put Hugo Koepeke
on the lob last Saturday and the first
thing Hugo did was to round mp about
twenty cows and one horse. The
next thing he did was TO learn all the
mean things that could possibly be
said about him. Several volumes Of
his history were recited to him by
angry women who sought their morn
ing's milk and found it where thew
didn't expect it-in the city pound.
Mr.. Koepekle released all of the
cows that morning put cautioned
everyone TO Keep their cows oH the
steets One woman in protesting, said
that she suggested to her husband the
night before that they had better keep
their COW in that night but the hus-
band replied, "Well take chance. -
he took the chance, lost and then
welwched
Anyone who takes chance runs a
big risk of donating TO Mr.. Koepeke
for he is about all hours or the day
and night. He is liable to he in your
locality tonight and then he is liable
not 10. When he will pounce upon
your COW Is a secret that Hugo knows
but he won't tell.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-16
OPENING NEW SECTION
Streets Will be Graded in Glendale Add
ton and Lots Disposed Of

City engineer George Rollin was
busy most of the week with crew of
men running lines aud setting stakes
for the improvement of streets in
Glendale and j. b. Schwartz's addi-
tion TO this cIty
These two additions to the city lie
in the south end and, now that the
available land in the north end of the
city has been bought up, home seekers
are turning their attention to the south
end of the city and it is quite likely
that that section will soon have a
building boom.
The new Alpha road is another
incentive to people to build up that
section of the city. The traffic from
the south will undoubtedly enter Crys-
tai Falls from that point in the future.
Mr.. Rollin complains of the absence
of all of the original monuments mark
ing the additions TO the city and thinks
that one of the first moves the new
city administration should make should
be TO re-establish aud permanently
mark all such corners,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-16
Has Right To Change Roads

Attorney. General Fellows has decid-
ed peculiar case in road law which
has been bothering the authorities of
Dickinson county. The county several
wears ago purchased direct the right
of way for a road. Not long ago il
decided 10 change the road and made
trade with the owner Of the property
through which the road passed in
which the county gave him the old
right OF way in exchange for nav
one through this same tact The town
ship in which the property was situat-
eel put in the claim that the right Of
way reverted TO il under the law
Attorney General Fellows decides
that the original right of way reverts
TO tho property owner, and not to the
township Tor the reason that the town
ship never had control Of the road.
be also said that the county has a
perfect right to change the course OF
n road