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cRoNINs ARE
ON TRIAL

tC~ssisseA sssa psss ~
Donald, a footpad arrested In Pueblo
for murdcrous assault on Max New.
man. a pawnbrokcr, made an alleged,
confession. stating that he had heat
en- W Williams. His pal. Iemmc
Grose. WIS implicated. These men
were brought to Trinidad last night
by Sheriff Grisham.
The court room was crowded this
morning when the case was called.
Judge Mclicndrie strictly cautioned
the spectators to maintain order.
There WAS craning Of necks when
Mr.. Williams. still weak from tho ef-
fects Of the blow on the head and his
long confinement In the hospital. al
tered the court room leaning heavily
on his cane and took a scat by the
side Of the special prosecutor. Judge
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23

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s,ilo~ eomri.siou. Nssai.sce sse
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saa feel veil While the liver Ia 10.
active. HEREtNE 10 . powerful iis-
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cause ali bilious symptoms In diaap-
pear. Try u. Price zee. sold By
the Hau,man Drus Co.
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phone the Chronioic-Scws. We are
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WOMAN WANTS
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The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
PROVIDING FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

The following. law. having passed the
thirteenth legislative assembly. amending
and re-enacting section COS Of the re.
vised codes for 1905 and chapter 131 Of
the session laws Of 1911. providing for
woman suffrage. in compliance with sec
ton 132 Of the constitution. will be SUBJ
mitted to the voters at the coming gen.
eral election. to be held on the third day
Of November. 1914. for their support or
rejection.
years or upwards. belonging to either Of
the following classes. who shall have No.
sided In the state one year and In the
county six months and In the precinct
ninety days next preceding any election.
shall be a qualified elector at such elec-
ton.
first: Citizens Of the United States:
Second: Civilized persons Of Indian
descent who shall have severed their
tribal relations two years next preceding
such election. providing they have com
piled with the provisions of any law
which now is or may In the future be In
force relating to the registration of vot-
ers. and all persons possessing the quail
Acations mentioned In this section and
who have resided In this state one year.
shall be eligible to any Office In this state.
except as otherwise provided In the con.
stitution."
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

20 tue geore ar rnc nexr ensr,nG s're:
tlon shalt lie approved hy majority Of
Ss ..ss =. en-. for :s. r. srs.:
num'.er Of affirmative votes shall therei'.
becOmc valid. nnd tho other shall there
by ic rejected. The second power IN the
item. or part Of any act to I've referred to
the people for their approval or rejec:
tion nt the polls. and II inay he orsiere'i
.sxt a. :" Inv. ncse.sary . y,d, ,cr sn% mcnrc I'M
hcnlth or xnfety). ~ to- my measurc or
any Inrts. items or SECTIONS Of any nlcas-
ur,~ I'as"ei hy the Legislative assembly
cent If the legal voters of the state from
. ma jority OF the countless or by the leg
islntivc assembly. II mnjority Of the
of the pui,lir pence. health Or .nfcty that
Inv ahall b.s.ome effective without do
!ny, such NECESSITY and the facts creating
Of the hill. and II npon aye nn'l II" vote
III cuch house two.thir'ls Of all the mem
hers elected to eael, house shall vote on II
into 70" .nn, .s !" OF tue 'n ~.
mediate -prrxrrvntion of the public pence.
health or safety. such law shall become
opsrutivc upon approval Ivy the g"v"ri,or.
against %s 'S nn9 Of more its%:. .ectsn. or
;;nain.,cr II that net from, Lccom,ny .op,
ss.;c, s, ID the rcs"sT rcsve ns' "s.s
bly shall he a&l With the secr:!nry a. Of
state hQt inOre Than minety days after the
n,.l adjournment Of the session q the
m~ssurs OH which the referendum is Dc
nas.isd. The veto power Of the govern6,
;se ;se people. sot sA'ea All % s,eei'SS Ii measure. -
| referred to the people Of the state shall
lie had at biennial regular elections. ex
| cept a. provision may hc mnde by law 70,
l q special election or elections. Any meas
! nre referred to the people shall take cf
feet when 1t H. approved by majorit,
I Of the votes cnst thereon AMI not other
wise. and shnli he in force frnm the date
OF the official declaration Of the vote
tive bills shall I've. BE II enacted by tn.
This section shall mot I've construed {,
deprive Sny member Of the Legislative ~
srii'ly OF the right to Introduce any meas
urc. Tile whole number Of votes cast fO
secretary of state Mt the regular election
last preceding the Ming of any petition
for the initiative or for the referendum
| shnll he the hnsis ON which the number
OF legal voters necessary to sign such pc
4itlon shall I've counted.
Petitions and orders for the Initiative
and for the referendum shall bs fled Will
the same to the people he and all other Of
| dcers shall be guided ny the general law
and the act submitting this amendment
until legislation shall he specially pro
<i.ie,l therefor.
This amendment shall he self executing
hut Legislation may he enacted to facili
| tate it's operation.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 10 Is. b. 229-- Plain 1911 Session
LAWS.
Chap. 1O4 ls. b. lIO--PInin) 1913 Session
Laws.
TERMINAL GRAIN ELEVATORS
WITHIN THE STATE.

T0 authorize the legislature tO provide
by law for the erectiOn. purchasinE.
Or leaslnE and operation of one or
more termlnal grain elevators In the
talned aMd operated by the state. and
t. provide for the Inspections, weigh :
1ng and gradlnE Of all grain re-
eelved.
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION amend
ing the Constitution Of the Stntc OF North
Dakota. empowering the Legislative Us
seml,ly to provide by law for erection.
leasing. purchasing and operating ter
niinnl elevators In the state Of North
Dakota.
BE II Resolved Ivy the Senate Of the state
Of North Dakota. the House Of Repre-
scMtafives cUncurring:
That the following proposed amendment
to the constitution Of the state Of North
Dakota adopted by the Twelfth Legislative
assembly of the state Of North DakOta.
and by II referred to the Thirteenth lcgis.
lative assembly Of said state for approval
or rejection. is hereby agreed to and suci,
amendment shall lie submitted to the lmnl
6eti electors Of the state at the next gen.
ernI election for approval or rejection In
accordance with the provisions Of section
North Dakota.
AMENDMENT The legislative Assem-,
bly, y hereby authorized and empowered >.
provide by law for the erection. n::. ctlnsing
:: :,aas;pE and "rrratton OF ono or more
North Dakota. to hc maintained and op
assembly shall prescribe. and provide 10,
Inspection. weighing md grading OF al
kraln received ln such elevator or elcva
tQFB.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

\ CONCURRENT REVOLUTION amend
Ing Section 1S5 of the Constitution Of
the State ~ North Dnkot.. relating to
state aid In the conasrlction and i'm.
provement Of public highwaya.
n. II Resolved by the Sennte Of the Etatr
of North Dakota. tho House of Repre-
xrntntlres r0ncurrlng:
Th" following proposed amendment 10
IN" constitution Of the state of North Da.
t"ia adopted by the Twelfth Legislative
assembly OF the state Of North Dakota
and hy II referred to the Thirteenth lesis.
lativ" assembly Of said state for approval
OF rejection. H. hereby agreed to. and
such amendment shall hc submitted to the
general election for approval or rejrc.
ti"n In accordance with the provisions "f
section :,c OF the constitution Of the state
of North Dakota.
AMt:NDME:NT.l That section 49, "f
artIc II of the constitution Of the state
II North Dakota is hereby amended 10
'"ad rs follows:
Section lsl. Neither the state nor any
. county. city. township. town. school dis
'ri"t ar any other political sul''livisioil
esnll loan or give Its credit or make do
i'atl l",ls to or III aid "f any individual. as
s"ia,ion or corporation. except for neccs
sary support Of the poor. nor subscribe IL
or become the owner Of the capital stock
sinll the state engage IN any work OF In
tcrnnl Improvement unless authorized b.
| a twO-thirds vote of the people. Pro.
visled. that the state nay appropriate
( mOney In the treasury or to i've there
after raised By taxation for the con
structiOn or Improvement OF pubii,
highways.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
PROPOSED AmEMCMlNT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. u III. u. - O'romuor, ,ul SEES.
siun Laws.
chnp. % g. B 3iH- ':a,lssie, 1913 Ses.
Sion LAWS.
TO Cl. AN..G: rI:r: NAME Ow TIM
SEATS: BLVD ASYl.lM

To asseaa Sex. :Is os Article xIx ss
the consultation of the state "s r"rth
D:k"s: w. ssrlki.x o.i the words
lies eheeecf. the ..Schooi for tho
s.o;;n coXGrgnKsT s,a =, tsr hEsMToN ." =; amen. r.,
State Of North DnkOta pertaining ta
pni,iic Institutions.
Re Il Resolved by the Senate Of the state
of North Dakota. the House Of it-pre-
scntatlves r.,ncnrrinE therein:
Tint the following proposel amrn'lment
70 the constltution Of the state of North
Dakota adopted by the Twelfth icgisla.
ri :::s% i1S = ssf1,t' f1s ;s
provaI or rejection. Ii hereby agreed 10
and auch amc,.In,ent shall lie si:hmiited
!" the quaiInetl electors Of the state at
,;5es ..,es'sp i; :. I ~. f. PROV!
the state Qf North Ilakoia: u
tn. h.s.SR%EST sa"sl|;sijsu 4 ~. iya:t ION e,s Of
Sc Section Il 1%ISasS Sio r 70 :,sd :. follows:
" &. ssssS; sfs'1Sr'%k ns%ss pGs ,e
=. mnah 81 the re,ksinins grant Of ons
land made ny the United states for 'othe,
90 " allotted hy Law. vix.:
Ftrst: 4 soldiers home. when located
o. surh other charitable inRtttUtion rs ths
legislative assembly may determine. nt l.Is
hon. 10 the eounty of leansom. with grant
Second: The sehsel fer the blisa el
North Dakota. et Dathgate. In sAe
TSird: 40 indnstriai school and .choo
for manual training. or such other educa
ticnal or charitable institu!ion as the le9
lslatlye assembly. may provide at the towr
ef Ellendale. in the county of Dickcy. with
grant Of forty thousand acres.
Fonrth: A school of foreatry. or snct
etAer Institution o. the legislative a.sen
hly m:y dctermlne. Al the city OF Botti
Fifth: a scientific srhooi. or such othel
educational Of charitable inatitntlon as Il.
city Of wahpeton. county of isichlasd
with grant OF forty thouaand acres.
Slxth: A state normal achool at th'
c,ty q Minct. in ID. eonnty Of Ward: pro
character similar to any one Of those ie
Gated hy this article. shall ne ~~tatlishet
or rnaintalnesl without . revision OF TIL
constitution.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 05 III. d. c3-Ne~tos) 1911 Session
LAWS.
Chap. 100 I'll. r. i16--Norheim) 1913 sea
sion Laws.
TO PERMIT THE CLAsSIFICATuON
OF PROPERTY FOR THE PUN.
POSE Of TAXATION.

re anena See. I7s Of Article II 81 the
COnstitutsOn and Sec. l70 Of Article
xl Of the C0astltutloD ~ a0eo6ed
by the Foaeth Amendment ao the
Consultation of Nesth Dakota. ts
lothossse laws ts se Dsssed. classify
ana reqsIrinK sniforoity withls the
various elasaeS, wltAin the territorial
limits Of the authority oevylog the
tax.
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION amend.
ing the Constitution OF the state Of
North Dakota. relating to uniformity Of
taxation, and permitting the classifca-
tion Of property for the purtosc OF taxa.
tlon. and relating further to the assess.
nient and taxation OF certain public
utility companies.
sentatives 81 the state Of North Dakota.
the Rennte roncurrink:
The following proposed amendments "a
sections l78 and In. ns amended by arti.
Gle Z Of the constitution Of North Dako:
IA. cf article II Of the constitution Of
North Dako.a. adopted hy the Twelfth
LeGialatlve Assembly. and by II referred IA
the ThlrteeLth Legislative Assembly Of
eaiA state for approval o. rejection. ere
hereby agreed 10 and such amendments
shall ne suh,nItted to the quali6ed votera
ter approval :. rejection. 10 sccorsa.ce
eoOotltutteu of the state Of North 0a.
Ssesssa I. AMENpNENT.l sectSee 10
el eAe coooeatatiea os the state 81 Eostl
DAkoea y aueaded 10 read % foaloWs:
oeeeleG1 10. TeEss eAali ~ unifer0 spss
sAe Aoe ela0 81 prspesty. iede1iss fnn
Aiaao vtshia the tesstte9aal u0lts ee tAs
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

amendments shall ie subnitteA at the
same time. they shalt ne sns'mttted tn sucn
manner that the electors shall vote for OF
ratcly.
second: Any amendmcnt or amend.
m-nts 10 this constitution may also be pre-.
G.e ~ the :Sps ~ the a. I!as smo"ss nth
prcvious to 4 general election. OF an inltia.
tive petition containing the sixnatures O!
at least TWENTY-FIVE per rent Of the lcse!
.;s the :" seuns.. NTH" of the :tss. %hen :acs
petition has been properly nle.l the pro.
posed amendment or amendments shall
he published n the legislature may pro
general election. and shall I've pinced upon
the ballot TO I've voted upon by the people
at the next general election. Should any
such Or amsn%snts me p ~
people receive majority Of aii the legal
votes cast nt such general election. snch
amendment Or 9nlcn4pents shall i.e refer
should such proposed amendment or amend
sii I'll the men,Hcr. elected to each house
such amendment or amendments shall
state. Should amy amendment or amend
ments proposed hy initiative petition and
receiving minority Of all the votes cast
NJ the general election M herein provid
rti. Int falling to receive approval by thu
following Legislative assembly to which
II hns hecn referred. such amendment OF
amendments shall again he submitted Il
the people "t TUG next general clcctl:'
fnr their approval Of rejection as al til,
previous gr"crnt election. should sucl
amendment or amcn'ln ncnts receive a mn
succcedths kcntrnl election surh am"Hil
inent or amendments nt once ,ec"u," q
rart Of tke constitution Of this state
Any amendment ar amendments prof
tion ms herein provided. slIni' ro' u" ngait
considered until the cS?.rnti"n "f sil
YHnra
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
political Adve1tislug)

authority icvyi.i- the saY. ana shall he levied
anl collected for public purposes only. hut
the property OF the United States, and Of
the statc, county ana municipal corpora
tons. shnll re exempt from taxation: nn,l
In" legislative assembly shnll by n gen.
used exclusively for school. religious.
cemetery. charitable or other public pur.
poses, and personal property to amy
ame. e.unt not exceeding In value two hun
dred dollars for each individual liable TO
taxation: pr roviletl thnt all taxes and OK
cn,pf ions In force when this amendment Is
adopted shall remain In force, In the snm"
crwise provided ny statute.
section 2. AMENDMENT Section l70.
ns amended by article : Of the constitn.
tion Of the state NJ North Dakota. Is
amended to read ms follows:
ccpt as hereinafter ln this section pro.
vlicd. shall Il" nss'ssed IN the county.
city. township. village or district In which
II is Situated. In III" manner prcscrii'e'i
by law. The property. Including fran
"his'x Of NIL railroads "I"rn,eh In This
state. nnd "f NIL express companies
pan'"s. si""p'n: ear companies ''mr equip
ucnt companies. ar private cnr lin" CON
r,nic~. Telegraph or tc'"ph"n" companies
'r corporations operating IN this state
md msr,l directly "r in'llrcctiv In the ear
ling of persons. property. ar messages
,l,ni! he nssrsss.l 10y tho state hoard "t
equalization In nnnner prescribed by
such state hoard ar commission rs may
hc provided by law. Huf sh"nid nny rn!i
ron.i allow anv portion "f It's railway -
operation "f railroad thereon such p"r
tion Of It's roadway. while so used. shai
he assessed In the mnnner provided fol
the assessment of other real property.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22

xO Tic VOteES U 4NVISu O0hVS0.
am q candidate for election by the
Democratic party, for the office OF
United States senator.
have lived at Wahpeton, in Rich
land County, for more than 80 years,
during which time I have practiced
law and farmed. Am now farming
over 1000 acres. claim to know
something Of the needs Of the farmers
Of this state. Was appointed United
States senator by Governor Burke and
served one year. Am familiar with
the duties Of q senator I was Z dele
gate to the convention that nominated
President Wilson, whom have known
for more than Is years and whose ad-
ministration I heartily approve and
shall earnestly and consistently sup
port. cordially solicit your support.
Very respectfully.
Pol. Adv. WILLIAM e. PURCELL.
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENT To
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap 50 70. r. 153-GibI,ens) 1914 scs-
ston Laws.
Chap. % u. r. 73-GiI'i'ens, 1913 Session
Laws.
PROVIDING FOn THE INITIATIVE:
As TO THE CONSTITUTION.

Ee s0esA See. 3e2 ef Article xv sf tie
te the Censtitstios 70 he prspesed -
sssaitts6 e the peepie .. The .sxt
4eAess1 election. th.s dividing the
le!es. new hela exclusively ~: -. sh1-
:. ,as csaatiist;.s.
4 c0NtuRREar RksoLrrioN amend.
Ing the constitutisn st the State e
north Dakota. rrevaaing shr the faesss
amanduent thsreof.
Of North llaksta.. the House Of Repre-
sentatives esMcurring:
Section !. That the following proposed
TO- .est'Sn @ Of srtis!r Na,,b y ~. Of
kota, adopted hy the Twelfth Legislative A.:
Seohly OF the state Of North Dakota and
~ Il seferrei to the Thirteenth l.ektsla.
ssss nro,.i Or !. ssrehs ssresd
and such amendment shall be- submitted to
the Iuali6cd electors of the state at the
general election for approval or rejection
ton ef2 Of the constitution Of the state Of
xWESDNENr.l Artsrl. II. section
North Dakota y amended NO as to rad a.
section 9o2. This constitution day Be
amended % 90 to read A. followa:
to this constituticn may he proposed Ia
either house Of the legislative assembly
and II the same shall tse a9reed - ny
majority Of the aenbers elected to each
meat shall I've entered on the Journal d
the houss With the yeas asd naye taker
thereon. and referred e the leetslauve e
s;estiss. ana sssM = psbikled. q rte
vided 81 iaw, for three nsaths previer.
te the time * aaklas such eae'ce. asd U
The Oakes times., 1914-10-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 03 q. n. No. 5-Rcssesseu) 1911
Session Laws.
Chap. 101 Is. Il. No. 32-Overson) 1913
Session Laws.
PROVIDING: FOR THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM As To
LEElSlATlON.

To amend Sec. 25 Of Article II ef the
Constltutlon to pr0vlde for the enact.
vete takes at the psils. thus reserv-
sag te the pesple . part Of the power.
! latsre, to enaet sr reject laws.
a CONCURRENT RESOLUTION for an
amendment to the Con.titution provtd.
n, Ing for the in,tlatIye =, Snd reterentian,:
=. sSntatives concurring:
That the following amendment to the
constitution OF the state Of North Dakota.
:s9tsd :sSs Of y the hs state we 81 North <i n.so;s na A.:
by 1t referred to the Thirteenth Lesisia.
tive Assembly Of said state for approval
5F rejection. j. hereby agreed to and such
aae'nss PEE e'ssol. o tie :,sss Il ;ss ass,
eral election for approval or rejection in
accordance with the provis.qns Of section
me Of the constitution Of the state Of
1!ai5Sis x%aESib5SSiEsxr.l see..a % Of .st,e,.
Dakota Is hereby amended to read - foi.
..s Section cts, ~. The Legislative authority ..
ksrts s..es emily :sn..s. sn s '.stte q
IN Ssce rce reserve es 70 themseSss power to
rsnpose laws and to enact or reject the
isiativc saseu,hiy. and also reserve power.
Al their own option, to approve or reject
At the polls. any act: item section OF
mart Of sny act or measure passed by the
Se0ielstlve assembly. The orxt power re-
eerved BY the. people 70 the Initiative. OF
the power to propose mea.ures Tor en-.
octment Int laws. aud at least ten PEI
cent Of the iegal voters to he secured .s.a y
oAaIi he required to propose any measure
ny initi.tiye petition: and % cvesy sacn e !ss r.
aeaeure ~ propssNed. Initiative petitions
sSail he nled with the secretary OF state
0ot less than thirty days hefere any. reEu
lar session Of the legislative assembly he
ohall transmit the same to the lests'atIvs
e.semhiy as soon q 4 :onvenss: :nv .,s..s. snss
ever sii other neasurca In the legislative
assembly except appropriation bills, ent
ohall Ne either enactesl or reJected With
0ot change or amendment hy the !egtsla
Vive assembly within forty days. u enl
ouch Initiative measure ssall pc enSetes
~ the legislative assembly s1a" ..
tAe people for approval or retectiea. Y
n 10 rejected Or no actSen = taken opcl
& ~ the legislative assembly wtteln sais
ferty days, the secretary. oe state ceel
sshnlt Il 70 the people foe aDpsovaI q
Vejectiea at the next eecalng rseola
0esesal election. TIE legsslatlve 49,
% ..y reject !.:s az sssssrs - -. e + N
ss sS"' ~ te cess9sitS tSs 49, -
-. a. 10 asy oscA evsot ootA oeal
- eAan u eshualttel ~ The eeeeeeas!
- aenee to the peopse coe oo0eosei - u
1eetjoo at eAe 6est e0oo1o6 teg11ef cses
1laa. q eea1sesiag oeo0s4 0s'