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WousE ossL so. ras. LAWS eE 1919
Referred 20 tie People Of the state of
Colorado ny P~stsAss ~ Reteresaw~.

Colorado ny PesssA~s 81 Reseve.aws
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That
at the General Election to be held on
the Third day of November. A. d 1914
there win be submitted to the quail
for their approval or rejection
House BIZ No 1876. which House Rili
was filed in the office of the secretary
March. A n. 1913. at II .O4 o'clock.
m, and referred to the People of n q
People OF the State Of Colorado by pc
tition Of Referendum. containing more
than the requisite number of sigma
lures tto-wit 81 of the legal voters
Of the state Of Colorado dulv verified
n aeoordanee with law and filed in
the office Of the Secretary Of state on
the Twenty sixth dav Of June. A d
p. 1913. at 81 o'clock o m
The authority for submitting suei.
Act is found in Section I Of Article V
of the Constitution Of the state OF
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
and Eefere ndum.
House Bin No rss. Laws Of rqIa
BY Messrs Hawkins and p 3 Gates
AN ACT TO DEFINE COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. PROVIDE FOR Il
CENsING AND BONDING CoATAfFs-
SION MERCHANTS REGULATE
THE BUSINESS or COMMISSION
MERCHANTS: AND PROVIDE FOR
VIOLATION THEREOF.
Bs II Enacted b. the General Ass,mbl. Of
the state Of CoIorgd0.
Section J. ANY person. firm or cor
pcratiOn pursuing or who shall pursue
tie business Of selling farm aairr
orchard OF garden produce teN.aut live
sIoCkl. Of any Kind upon cenzi a-url,erlt
Tor commission shall be Neenned Z i
be commission merchant within me
meaning OF this act. Provided Tbat
this definition shall not be consrrIfsd
tC INCLUDE any retail dealer who -
celNes goods from produre 70 be sold
II broken lots 10 consumers for which
10 comm tsston = charged or g0IIzrteS
Section 2 II shall b unlawful Tor
any such commission merchant 10 ao
business. as such. In the state of colo
rEdo without first obtaining a license
from the Secretary OF SrHte 10 cBndur7
and carry on the business Gf corrr--fs
son merchant
Section 2. Such comm ss5ou r-s--
chant shan make RpuIi cation n --~fff-s .
under oath TO the S-Crern-v Of STATE
CfVinE his fru name - an .-EI-fs-aT
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0DBAv9 0slA -. SsA. l.AOs - poss.
oDessss1 - - p~eUas - - soass -
CUeoso1s - p~soss~a - 0sepseoA~0.

0onAva ossA -. ssA LA0s - poss.
0ssssssa - - p~eps. = q, 49,, -
CUessoes ~ eesoss~a - 0seesr~Ava.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
st the General Election to be held on
tbs Third day of November A. ID 1914
thsrs will be submit,ed to tn. quail
fte1 slectoro Of the state Of Colorado
s.n.,: siil No ia -hiss senate ses'isn sili
ves filed IN the effice Of the secre-
April. 4. D. 1919. at io:4s o'clock. a.
= ena referred to the People Of
tes state Of Colorado BY PetItion
tie requisite number of sigma
turcs to wit go Of the legal voter.
Of s the st.ts OF Colorado. duly verified
the office of the Secretary OF state on
the Twenty seventh day Of June. A. ID
1913. at t::i o'clock. D m.
Act 70 found in Section I Of Article "
OF the Constitution of the state OF
Colorado. providing for the Initiative
ana Referendum.
Senate Bill No 2l4. Laws Of is1s
AN ACT RELATING To THE AP-
POINTMENT OF DEPUTY SHEER
IFS. CONsTABIEs AND OTHER
PEACE OFFICERS IN COUNTIES.
CITIES AND TOWNS OF THIS
FOR THE VIOLATION OF TIVE
PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT AND TO
REPEAL SECTION 1879 OF THE
REVISED STATUTES OF COLO
RADo OF 1905 AND ALL OTHER
ACTS AND PARTS OF ACTS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH.
The said bill or act exclusive of the
title as above given. being as follows
the state OF colorado:
Section l. Every appointment of an
under sheriff or of a deputy sheriff
and every revocation of such appoint
ment shall be in writing under the
hand Of the sheriff and shall be filed
in the offices Of the Clerk Of the coun-
ty. but this section shall not extend to
any person who may be deputized by
any sheriff or under sheriff to do q
particular duty. provided. that no per
son snail BE- appointed as deputy
sheriff for ANY purpose unless the per
son SO appointed shall have been a
citizen OF the state of Colorado for at
least year prior to such appoint-
meut. and Of the county six months
and qualified voter in such county.
Section ? That any person. persons
firm or corporation or agent or any Of
them that shall procure the appoint
ment of any deputy bv The sheriff of
county. for the purpose ~ hiring such
deputies at the expense OF such person
persons. firm or corporation under Dra
tense OF guarding private property
or any persons u no shall procure y
appointment as a deputy officer for the
purpose OF hiring himself or who shall
after procuring an appointment as 2
deputy officer. hire himself to anv per
sen. firm or gDorstiOn. or the agent
Cf any Of them to guard private prop
erty shall be deemed guilty Of = fsll-
cny and on cOnvicti91 thereof shall he
punished BY conf rusnt In the state
penitsntiary for term Of not less than
one wear nor more than five years Ana
any person Injured IN his property or
-le-son o. de eprtved of his liberty bv the
prtypre emuloyrssnf Of ang deufftV nv
p-v person, persons firm or corpo-n-
sfNn or any aG~rf OF hem shall have
right of action Tor 1aEna geS aga INST
esis person persons firm or corpora
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

$ N. a. Joseph . Pennington Roland
Thorpe.
After dinner . dance followed in
'neir quarters. and i few additional
quests came in, scho were: Miss Wi
AIMS, Lieutenant Washburn. T. s. ~.
lieutenant Commander Timmons T., ).
-. TN. Eugene ~. Tcuneut. T. > S.,
ward McCourt, IN Eohincttc. T. =
s., lieutenant Commander Hun. y.
Returned From Hampton.
~. ~. cabcii Tabb continues quite
q 1T MS home in the Meredith apart
iu"nts. sore M"nument Avenue. Dr.
aHd Mrs Tabb. their daughter. Miss
Hester Fahb ana Miss Tupn hav. just
returned to the city. after spending a
iron't at TIE Boulcvarc Dan. near
Hampton.
% Meet ,i"ndn,.
~ Johns Circle 81 King; Daughters;
~ ~ uolu ~ important meeting TO-
It'fta" AFTERNOON at O'Clock with
~ e. ". Massey, nj her home, 27al
taat Broad street. full attendance
e.igrSitd.
Approaching Wedding
j number uf Richmond people viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22


s s sea - }ty. anna Mrs. IescbGus Hvra.
of .loia,l M r,rd j. ,,ta.,. r.l..,.a
'"t'othout me 9'''". "nh has great
taaay friends ANA relatives m.re Ful
loS.i.e Il 9oadirg i,,lrno, H., t.,.,d
.,,
"'' '''''''' "s'' mount ''
1910 h'chieao Avenue. Portland
EcncEt r~riornnacc.
t,,.,.,. ,,t...t. t-;..,.. ,,.,...;.,.ts
'"'.''
Nltt may" e h"h"Ai performance - th'
ih'"l". corner "i ttith and i'Io"a
streets. oh fl'das ~ TINS "c"h y
VIII ~ ore oi ne most Interesting
'h'ri'l events 81 the week. anfi :"
.h''HiNt program A"s been arrtnt"d.
nc commute" ,o Charge inoiud"s Afs.
'h''t""od, Chaitmun' Of 2lln
"st Grace street, Mrs !. Ice DAVIS
MIs. w. Masscy' AIRS. ramon Iafcih
hd Mrs. W. =. b.adl"y' 81 Fouit""Hlh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

attend til. wedding on Wednesday, af-
tcrnoon Of Miss ora Boss Vaughan.
dauphtc! ut Mrs. Julia l.. Vaughan
and On. William Ryland Gwathmcy
which win bc celebrated In the Zoat
BAPTIST Church 1T Deliavillc 1T )
o'cicck. The wedding is one OF the
most Interesting nuptiai events Of The
carly spring season. and a large com.
pany Of relatives ana friends will wit
ness the ceremony.
Wcstmorclnnd Club Ounces.
There wiil he music and dancing on
the roof garden Of the Wcstmoreland
club on tn" evenings OF March IS
ana April 4. from $50 To II 30 o'clock.
The dinner dance. scheduled to take
place At the club on April IL, has hcen
postponed until the evening of April
IL. Oh account of the entertainment
To lie given by tho Girls Auxiliary TO
the icllc Bryan Day Nursery.
These dances. which are given Ivy
the club to meet the cvcrincrca sing
demand OF society fol-. for dancing
ana Il plac" to dance. are proving very
popular affairs. and are largely at-
tended. IN" club is prcttily decor
atcd 10. each occasion. and many hand
some gowns are worn by the women in
attendance.
TO Ncrt Thursday.
The lakewood Memorial Association
viii meet on Thursday afternoon ut /
O'Clock at ST. Johns Church. The
meeting is q very important one. and
all members Of the association are
urged 10 be present.
At the Art Club.
Miss Douglas Wright will make the
usual Tuesday afternoon address ut the
| Art Club Of Richmond this week, talk
I ing as her subject her work in tho
\ rural schools Of Virginia. Miss Wright
I * office secretary Of the Cooperative
| Education Association. of which Mrs.
/ ". Il. Munford is president, ana lin"
work Is among the schools of the rural
/ districts. 1t is supported entirely by
| private citizens, ana is connected with
| the Southern Education Association.
The lecture Will begin promptly Mt
! a:30 o'clock Tc; viii be poured by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

tomorrow for q visit to Miss chic.
Tyler cooko in Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

Or. T.. n. Sayre said to lady OF the hamilton
Ia paticntl:"As you ladies will use them. re-
commend 'Goursud's Cream rs the least harmful
OF nll the akin preparations" At druggists
and Department Stores.
fsa Hopkins g. Sem fraps, 81 Grslt lsnsi St.HYC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
In the Millinery Salon

Though our entire
store has been dress
ed in gala attire for
our opening week, yet
especially has our
Salon on the second
floor revealed beauty
and charm in being
the rendezvous for
fashionable WON en-
who find it pleasant to
meet THEN rien DIS
here while on a shop
ping tour, gath
erine' opinions as to
which hat best suits
ones profile OF the full
face the varied points
OF view through which
one passes in the pur-
chase Of her new
Spring Hat. Every
now and then we hear
the remark. in appre-
citation Of the beauti-
ful lines, coloring and
workmanship on these
French models, 81 al
ways find just the
thing at Aaufmann's."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

the house committee after Miss
Wrights talk has been concluded
Celcbrnte f:ola., ycddi,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

captain ;. !. Brooks. 81 this city,
ccontirued on Third i'agc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JoT FOREVER
Dr. 7. FELIX G0URAUD'S
ORIENTAL CREAM
OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER

Removes Tan. PIN
pies. Ere Z < les,
Moth Patches Rash
and SIX in Diseases.
and every bleniish
on beauty. and dc
hes detection. It
has stood the ties, OF
% years. and is so
harmless NC taste
IL TO he sure il 10
properly made hc-
cept 10 counterfeit
OF SlrIlilur m m, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

In mud Out OF Town.
Miss Isabelle Carter Is icavin. toHI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07
BIG WITHDRAWAL OF
LAND IN D0MA ANA
COUNTY CAUSES TALK

fsrFclAL eoFRFsroHnEnea TO MORNING JouRliAll
Santa re- Jan. 6.~There IS much
criticism and there are many inquiries
as to what Is being done with $50, 900
acres, or about ten townships Of fine
grazing land IN the San Andreas foot
hills ana adjoining plains northwest Of
Las Cruces in Dona Ana county. The
land was Withdrawn under an execu-
tive order Of October 9, 1912, the one
reason being given that II Is withdrawn
Tor experimental purposes. After that,
il is alleged. q man named Turner
who Is said to be backed by several
United Staies senators outside Of New
Mexico, was using some of the land
for grazing purposes, but It is also
said that the United States intends the
land for range for horses to be raised
for the United States cavalry and that
whatever stock is being grazed on the
land is Uncle Sans property. How
ever, nearby settlers and others who
desire to locate on this land or ac-
quire some OF II BY purchase would
like 20 have an official report Of the
proposition as to how many horses
Uncle sam Is grazing on this princely
domain and whether the withdrawal is
TO be permanent, or whether It Is used
for private. purposes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07
An ILLUMINATING INCIDENT.

The story Tint comes from PORT
hnd of the complete failure Of the
efforts made by that city 10 solve
The problem o. worl, for tho unem-
lpoyod IS nj tho highest degree niu-
lminatng
ID seems TINT ~ the last few weoks
the oregon city has been literally
cvor-ruu with pilgrims out Of work,
ana thnt more than five hundred have
bcen given sleeping quarters "a tile
public cxponae The city authorities.
actuaiod doubtless by mingled moe
ives or buslncsN ana alir0ism, CON
ceived the plan Of Swing work to this
army " the unemployed, At once re-
loving their necessities and getting
something done for the good Of the
ci5
ID pursuance " this plan "a mum
icpal rock pile was provided The
unemployed needed work ana The city
needed the rock broken, Tho unom-
ploycd were offered flat wage 81
$3.50 d day 10 break the rock. This
sum, Of course Il modest stipend.
u permits Of no limousine mo New
Ycar's eve festivities with champagne
trimmings; but II Is amply sufficient
70 euable m ablc-bodled man 70 keep
soul and body together without being
Obliged to appeal 60 the municipal aus
ihofties for charity. II was hoped
and believed that the opportunity
would be welcomed by these unfor.
luuatoa upon whom cruel fate ma
irowncd ana who. as they most earn.
cstly protested only wanted the
chance 20 work.
but alas for human hopes. disap.
poiniment WAS In store for the origi-
nalarg of the municipal rock pic. Out
Of the five hundred victims Of un.
merclful disaster who had enjoyed
thc cily'a hospitality fifiy applied for
worb bnt only twelve reported for
dniy and seven ~ tho twelve grew
worry ana Qnlt within an hour ieay.
ing only i've on Of five hundred who
displayed the ability and the willing
ness 10 do real work when confronted
hy the chance,
The Journal, on former occasion.
has commented on industrial condi-
tons on tho Pacific const and the cx-
istence OF . supposedly large and
efowing army Of the unemployed
in that section The Portland incl
dent Is striking proof OF The corrcct-
ness 81 the position which We took at
that Time HolnR unemployed seems
90 be the principal aim Ia life Of the
members of this army If another
pied piper with persuasive powers
equal 20 those or the fabled one OF
Hamlln, would pipe them an into the
Pacific there would BIO no occasion
for pny worry great inmentafion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07

Certainly we shall stop Sir Kelly'a
paper as fequestea BOT not becnuse
Tie journal g opposed to organized
labef. Not one lime has heen printed
in It that would admit u such cons
mraction Furthermore there IRE Aix-
teen union men. the highest paid
union men of the state 80 the employ
ol the Journal They work au eighi-
h.aif dap ANA the relations hoiwefn
them aud the Journal management are
always the most hufmonloue
fsni ID Il 81 q crime IL oppose lpw-
losnncaa IN ali forms ana by whom
toeycr snch acts may BE- committed,
the Journal pleads guilty y has con.
deinned vlth equal severity the law.
iraaheHa 81 the miners 10 Michigan and
Colorado and ne iawless assault upon
md deportation 1T Charles a Meyer
from Michigan and the deportation
~ Mother" Jones from Trinidad
From the beginning the Journal de-
noancod the hlahhandcd, Russian
methods EMPLOYED Ny the coal opera
tors IN West Virelnia 70 ond strike
thai for tho most part was carried on
In an orderly manner
Tho journal recognizes the right Of
lnhor to organize and the benefits de-
rived from TIE shorter hours and the
hlgher wages aerared thereby Also
Il refuses d believe thar capital hasn't
The right 10 refuse 10 recognize union-
Ism when e secs flt Furthermore.
any man haa right e son his labor
whether ne Dc member of union
or not Those are inalenahlo rights
If hnih labor and capital
Whenever those righis arc invaded
by force on either side, and ouifages
have been committed hy both labor
md capital il II tho duty Of the ciyli
lass. the military IL necessary 60 In.
torvenr for the preservation or order.
Furthermore. the Journal would Ike
io suggea % Mr Kelly that q pence.
iui and orderly strike never has failed
and Q strike which attempted 70 gain
i,a ends hy violence never has succeed.
3D. John Mitchell had NO trouble In
winning in tho anthracite fields Of
PENNSYLVANIA during tho first admin.
isifaiien ~ President Roosevelt aud
Mover lost ~ the cripple Creek and
the Homostake strike
Tho Journal f. far 0ae Mitchell
methods. which win. and against tha
Moger methods. which iose. Further.
n1efeI ihe police Or latorine Jaw. as
against crime, Viii be continued hv
'he journal whether the matter In
VOWED e lehar er business con- politics
~ whatever me subject under eonsla.
GRAFTON mas ha.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07
SIN LIONEL GARDEN.

Ia very graceful aud dlgnifled, yet
thoroughly effective, manner the nrii.
i'm foreign office has removed am
other ohatnele 90 the successful work.
ing out of the American policy tn
Mexico and az The came time has
put the world on notice as 20 Just
whore the esmpafhics OF all English
apeaklng people lie in the present
crisis
Sir Lionel Gardens previous career
ln diplomacy leaves no doubt as 10
DIS eminent ability and fitness to rcp-
resent his government In any ordl-
nary emergency sending him 10
Mexico az this particular lime, how
over, was unfortunate aud lll-adyisod.
Ills views in regard 10 the policy
which should be pursued Ia the pres
cnt delicate situation were entirely out
OF harmony with those OF the United
States government, upon which, IA the
peculiar circumstances which oAlsl
must rest the responsibility OF bring
ing order oui Of chaos IN Mexico. This
fact early became known and conse.
quently slr Lonois usefulness as a
minister became greatly impaired II
not actually destroyed
The alleged interview given ont By
the British diplomat In which ho was
quoted at publicly orllicislus Tie pres
.deut OK the United states. made mat
tiers still WORSE Tho authenticity Of
this interview was never clearly es-
tahllshed, and formal denial OF il
was made from official sources IN
London' bat whether on not Sir Lionel
realty said what was reported. the
fact That the language accredited To
him actually did exnress his views
was generally conceded. and of course.
gave rise 90 additional complications.
fn allowing the minister 90 remain
ne hls post until after the discussion
had blown over and then promoting
him 80 an ENTHUSIASTICALLY with IA
hiHher salary and greater honors. his
government saved net only It's own
lfeo bu aiat of sir Lionel as Wen.
/ AZ goes without sas las iAal u his ad-
lmlnsfauon OF affairs IN McxIeo had
heen ia every way satisfactory, he
would have been kept al that post un-
ltA tne present crisis ia over. The
FACT that he was transferred a. the
present time can only he taken AS cvl
denco mat Fngiand means 60 co-opo.
/ rate ia the fullest extent possible with
F thp United states tn tho settlement oi
the Mexican question. and that such
Ica-opeatlon could not be accomplish.
+ - vita Sir Lionel Garden in charge
d Pc British embassy at Mexico city
faken Al TO- an. the termination Il
the Garden incident Is a cause FOR
ancore congraiuiauon on both sides
If me Atlantic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07

played Il prominent part pun it to me
the president no longer sought coils
leagues but accomplees He galh-
ered around him crew Of sycopharts
Who encouraged him TO think that the
United states vas only hluffng, and
that even II Wer came, their country
could not defeat bis ragged, ~ lralned
Indians
Now he is bsessed by the belief
THAI he IS Indispensable lie cooked
.he elections So that he might hc re-
turned ats president although he had
not offered himself Copies Of the 81
cret instructions he sent To local aa-
ihoritics are 5cing furtlvely SHOWN
about the city now. This was merely
h russo, however
Iancied lie Could Hold on.
Ills DIAN was that the new congrcFs.
consisting for the most part of his
relatives and supporters, should de-
clare his election void. but ask him
70 remain IN office until the country
vas sufficiently pacified for fresh
choice 70 be made I am assured
nat he confided To a friend that no
election would be possible for three
Years, ana that he then counted upon
being elected president himself That
was in an expansive mood. however.
AS @ rule he coDfides in nobody Even
his ministers are in ignorance of what
his next move is 10 be. He summons
them suddenly, sometimes in the very
carly hours OK tho morning, ana tells
them what they are TO do. II they
urgua they are dismissed
Senior Cara Adape advised him to
resign, ana pointed out that the meet
ing OF congress would be Illegal. He
was not only deprived Of his office,
but sent at less than twelve hours no.
tice 70 France, where he Is to be
Mexican minisierl
President Hucrta is an indian. Pres
idcnt Kruger was a Boer but history
will say Of them that they We're very
much alike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07
COAL AND WOOD

Lime, hndling and smIthing coal.
Large stock of best fuel carried ut
all times. Prompt deliveries. Phone
ana o. J S. Beaver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07

m the sherman lazy are made az bis
mstIgatlon wAl not hc along the lmea ol
intclieence and effectiveness Being
Intelligent and effective has been The
prcsidents long mit
When the Boston Commercial.
which is certainly "a most eminent as
won as most conservative authority.
sees better times ia the immediate fu-
iurc, there is every reason for q nree
Increase Ia the membership Of the
DON'T worry club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07
FROM mon Authority.

The clasort students ana hest
Judges hslevs ihat tbe financial
and business depression has
reached tas Turning point and
that Improvement win berlin 10
manifest ITSELF in the unar future.
They 90 not anticipate. however.
that ihe whole cUantn eomg
into ptf5ud af great 6,rs.nsion
and prosperity immediately
lf RS ldsnt Wilson n4aves
himself carahle Of formulrunr m
policy hy which thr sherman Iaw
can d. enforced more ufelu.
gently ana effectively. ana with
less disturbance ta eeneml hna-
ncss tnan heretofore. he wifi de
thc country great service aud
the public nfl .noa h.m N ent-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-07
The "NIlschicf Quartette- ana It's
Work

Each year the month of January
numbers its list Of victims from in
fuenza, Ia grippe, bronchitis and
pneumonia. la grippe coughs serious
~ weaken the system and when they
The Use Of FOley's Honey and Tar
Compound viii promptly check the
cough, heal the inflamed air passages.
preventing the development OF Ia
grippe TO q more serious condition.
Keep II on hand. Contains no opiatcs
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