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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-05-30

Lewiston-For the purpose of ex-
erclsing their rights in bringing about
desired Legislation before the Idaho
legislature at its next session. the wo-
mems club of this city has perfected
club to be known as the Women's
Nonpartisan League of Idaho. en-
oracing many of the clubs of the
Third district of the Federated Wo-
mems clubs of Idaho.
With Mrs. j. B. West and Mrs. F
B. Willis of this city, prominent club
women. as leaders, it is the intention
to work among the candidates for the
state legislature to secure legislation
defeated by Governor Hawley at the
last session. Among the most import
ant bills to be urged is the married
women's property bill. Other meas
lres to be pushed are those affecting
the children as regards working hours.
At the last legislature the measures
ndorsed by the women of this state
we're vetoed by Governor Hawley de-
'pite their passage by both houses of
he legislature.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-05-30


Sandpoint-The forest fire west of
Standpoint assumed dangerous proper
lions when fierce north wind came
up suddenly Wednesday afternoon.
The wind continued to rage during the
night and next morning until about 10
O'Clock, when it died down and be-
tween IL and IL O'Clock rain COM
menced to fall. Dover was in the
path of the fire, as was much valuable
timber. 1t is supposed to have start
ed from a rancher named Goodrich al
lowing fires started for the purpose of
clearing to get away from him. The
rain saved much property.
County Commissioner ]. P. Dunn
has put out AZ acres of apples and
planted potatoes between the rows.
giving him the largest acreage of DO
'atoes in the county.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-05-30

Kellogg = A postoffice has been
opened in Silver King and has been
given the name of Stewart by the
Federal authorities, changing the
name OF the town. Years ago there
was postoffice at Silver King and
when it was discontinued the right to
use the name ended. Mrs. Nellie
Carver has been commissioned as post
mistress. The Office was named in
honor of the Stewart mine, whose en-
ployes will be among the principal pa
irons. W. P. Swinnerton will haul
the mail from Kellogg.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-05-30

The Mexican rebel army retreated
from Rellano under q heavy artillery
hre, taking up position at Corral
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14

tdch. IRRESPECTIVE Of source) proposed
as an amendment or amendments to this
constitution: and published as provided
any general state election. and at such
ELECTION, shall be approved by a majority
OF me electors voting thereon. and. with
proved amendment or amendments shall
be agreed to and confirmed by Q ma
1ority Of the members elected to each
I've Il .n asse " homes 9se ss of the sba neT Se s lsEis1sdd
n the Journals of the two houses with
me yea and nay. vote and names Of the
members voting thereon: then and there.
oy such amendment or amendments shall
become a part of he constitution Of
II not so agreed to and confirmed by
without amendment. then such proposed
pnd approved amendment or amendments
Ehall be submitted. by the secretary Of
the ensuing regular general election, OF
special election, provided by law. And.
II the same shall be the second time APP
electors voting thereon. then and there.
by such amendment or amendments shall
become a part Of the constitution Of
f b1Y s sfate ae Or: II 10 the sn legislative snHm essen ~
ihe last preceding election; above pro:
i, Gadf Sath fo5 jour tna ' %las t shs', ye be ae edte nsS
duty OF the legislative assembly to re-
Pr rejection at the ensuing general cleo
tton., or q special state election. pro-
Eided by law: and such proposed amend
ment or amendments shall be published
Electors at the polls: and II approved
tors voting thereon, then and thereby
such amendment or amendments shall
become a part OF the constitution Of this
state. :
All amendments submitted to the
voters and approved as herein shall be
effective and operative as q part Of
lifted statement of uch vote by the
state board of canvassers If two or
more amendments shall be submitted at
the same election they, shall be submitt
ted In such manner that the electors
bhall vote for or. against each amend33
nent separately: but may be presented,
designated and identified on the ballot
No convention sha be called I'd
amend or propose amendments to this
constitution. or to propose a new con-;
stitution. unless the law providing for
ouch convention shall first be approved
by the people on a referendum vote at
q regular general election.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
(CHAPTER 81 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
(Senate Bill No. ATT. Welo)
CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT
OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,

a CONCURRENT RESOLUTION A.
mendina. Section 1855 o. the consti-
tuition OF tho State Of North Dakota,
Relating to State AID In the Con.
structlon and Improvements OF Public
Be It Enacted by the Legislative As
Sembly Of the State OF North Dakota:
constitution of the State Of North Da-
kota be referred to the Legislative AS
sembly to be chosen at the next general
e6ctton IN said state. to be by the last
named Legislative Assembly submitted
to the qualified electors for approval or
rejection in accordance with the proyi-
sions Of Section 202 OF the Constitution
o. A NJ s $ e H %n Raksta;
That Section 1856 Of Article 10 Of the
constitution of the State Of North Do-
lows: e" . A"-
Section 1856. Neither the state nor
my county, city. township. town, school
DOT shall loan or give its credit or
make donations to or In aid Of any In
oividual. association or corporation. az.
cept for necessary support of the door.
nor subscribe to or become the owner
OF the capital stock Of any association
@ corporation. nor shan the state a.
Ssgs In any work Of Internal inprovo.
Continued on page q
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
!! THE STATE CONSTITUTION
81 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
kHouss Bill No. TIN. v. O'Connor OF
Grand Forks)
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

4 coNcyRREMT RESOLUTION to
'Gonst!tut!9n Of the State Of North
Dakoes. Pertaining to Public instItu.
3: :e Il RSsS''e 60 BY sy t hfat ao u; N 81 Repre- Pre-:
Fiat FGia; tf The s foi1a.i1 G9" pSopossd amend
Constitution Of the State Of North Da.
s e The Z sf;ssd to Assemble ana bhIsre b be- se s e
st the next general election in the State
mentioned legislative Assembly submit.
stats for approval or rejection. in ac-
c"rdanc with the provisions Of Section
sQ2 Of the Constitution Of the State Of
xME8D&ENST.) Article 10, Section
Sls Of The Constitution Of the State Of
Section zig. Ths following named pub,
located az hereinafter provided. each
g g e nn. sSn %ssh s Of the sey y:mta!n, tsaa Ssands
for other emo e%d %sas 1y me and Sn' esar stafSs
:"f First. 4 soi az !; f hom + when By lH 9os. y,d:
pr such other charitable institution a
The legislative assembly may determine,
et Lisbon. in the county Of Ransom,
With a grant Of forty thousand acres Of
SECOND. The school for the blind Of
. H4 ! Dak9 1am, at Bathgate. in the
thirty thousand acres.
Third. An industrial school and school
Tor manual training, or such other edu-
c%ationa! or charitable institution as the
legislative assembly may provide. at the
town Of Glendale. In the county Of
acres.
Fourth. A. school Of forestry. or such
other institution as the legislative as
f sem may determine. at the city OF
Fifth. A scientific school,. or such
other educational or charitable lnstitu-
ton as The legislative assembly may
prescribe. at the city Of Wahpeton.
county Of Richland. with a grant Of
Sixth. A state normal school at the
city Of Minot. in the county Of Ward:
provided that no other institution OF .
character similar to any one OF those
located by this article. shall be estab-
!tshed or maintained without q revision
Approved February "a, 1911.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14

Der OF votes cast for secretary Of state
At the regular election last preceding
me filling OF any petition for the initial
oasis on which the number OF legal
vo.ers necessary to sign such petition
tive and for the referendum shall be
Tiled with the secretary Of state, and
m submitting the same to the people
ne and all other officers sha be guided
uniting this amendment until legislation
sna!i be specially provided therefor.
lh's amendment shall be self sxecut.
facilitate its operation.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
PROPosED AMENDMENT 70
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
(cAAPTER % SESSION LAWS OF. ls11,
blouse Bill No.. 33-R. 4. Nesto0)
cIAssiFIcATioN Of PaoPxRT.

coNcuRRENT RESOLUTION Amend.
o. IaxatIon and Permitting TIE etas.
8 TsSstlen aid sss!.slne -" ssrths:s
s:!" 2se" 4s'i,s s"e co ssaa''s" o. .'''
:: :. i hs:s'v 81 ~ ~ 81 s:.' s0 u A e Ss'P 81.
kota. the Senate Concusring:
The following proposed amspdmsnts
% & .;s!St'ep, Of '' n: an" eon liz Il s"i \ s. Z
E!on q The state q North Dskste: =
E ss choa.9 to At tn; ;,a legislative gs1, ysn. .,s'a n3.sy.,o to
= said state. 10 be by Ds1 he said last msa.
ehs qualified electors OF the state Tor
With the provisions OF section 3o2 Of
the constitution OF the State OF North
co @atR!sSRMn ~ Z. s ssst.0e .. ~ Mcr. & r. Z:
Section i 7s1s' rs a. .'4 :hs II t b. sn!io,.
limits Of the authority ievyins The ta1.
S SnS,,o shall nl,rn be ley!ssd ana collected fes
e Sa0 the R %nIssa st sa,y; snd ts' ,h PsG se:ss.
Pc exempt from taxation: and Hs log
e s1emDe as5 rcm ts.s shal, BY Hroa Z ssns s.! l. y.
clusiveiy for school. religious. csmetsry,
charitable or other public purposes and
personal property to any amount not
exceeding in value two hundred dollars
for each individual liable to taxation:
provided that al taxes and exemptions
~! force when this amendment 10 adopt.
ed shall remain In force. In the ann
manner and 10 tho same extent. until
Ptharwtsc provided by statute.
AMENDMENT.) Section ITO N amend
20 by article ( Of the Constitution OF
North Dakota Of h Constitution Of the
state Of North Dakota Is amended to
lce ssot tic ,%a a1si an t a. q ,S;. prog2:,sy *.
,sifx t shall be assessed IN The county:
which It IL situated. In the manner pre-
.ecrlbed by law. The property Including
franchises Of ali railroads operated in
!!thie state. n Of all express companies.
freight line companies. dining car com-
tpanies. sleeping car companies. car
1eQuipment companies. or private car line
companies. telegraph or telephone COM
panieS or corporations operating In this
dStats and used directly or Indirectly in
carrying of person. property, or
1message!. shall be assessed by the state
board OF equalization In O manner pre-,
by such state board or commits
c!on q may be provided by law. But
e9o%ld 2 railroad allow any portion
pose other than the operation Of a rail-
road thereon. such portion Of Its rail-
while 20 used shall be assessed in
the manner provided for the assessment
pf other real property.
: approved March 3. 1911,
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14

upon BY . majority Of all the member
elected to each house, suck amendment
the constitution Of this state. Should
any amendment or amendments pro-
Ing q majority Of all the votes cast at
but falling to receive approval BY the
following legislative assembly to which
It has been referred. such. amendment
to the people at the next general slec.
eion for their approval OF rejection a.
at the previous general election. Should
such amendment or amendments receive
such succeeding general election such
amendment or amendments at once be.
come q part Of the constitution Of this
proposed BY initiative petition and fail.
Ing OF adoption a. herein provided.
shail not be again considered until the
expiration Of six years.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
CHAPTER IS SESSION LAWS Of 1911
(Senate Bill No 2S1-H Bessessen)
PROVIDING FOR THE RECALL

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Tor an
amendment to the Constitution Of the
state OF North Dakota, Providing for
ne Recall OF Public Officers by the
Be It Resolved by the Senate Of the
: state Of North Dakota. The House OF
: That the following proposed amend
,ment to the Constitution Of the State
Of North Dakota Is agreed to and re-
TERED to the legislative Assembly, to
IN said state for the approval. to be by
SAID last mentioned legislative assembly
submitted to the qualified electors Of
'tion 2o2 Of the Constitution Of the state
:. AMENDMENT.) The Constitution of
i,py tho addition Of the following article:
MOTH Atf'c] Dakota !, EYER s,,Ste! public aa bs 9ft'Ge1 nrd IN
the State or Of the electoral district
from ha which he Is ELECTED There shall
But BE- 1 nSs more. tr cf tSe nsmS Sss' q Per ]s,es s {
ssdins ]elee, 10 Y" Tor Justice justice 9 of the the s psp-
creme court to file their petition de-
shall set forth in said Petition the rea.
sons for said demand. II he shall offer
itis resignation It shall be accepted and
provided by law. II he shall not re-
EEign within five days after the petition
ed to be held within twenty days in his
said electoral district to determine
. Mter! o tho tb people VIII recall said Of
Election shall be printed IN not more
than two hundred words the reason for
demanding the recall of said officer as
Set forth IN the recall petition. n in
pffficer's justification Of his course in
a In duties OF his office until the result
cial'y declared Other candidates for
for at said election. the candidate who
votes shail be deemed elected for the
remainder Of the term. whether it be-
the person against whom the recall petit:
1ssa %as sh aaIfd be or fi fa9'1 With thu The o fssaat
with whom q petition for nomination to
suGh office should be filed. and the SAND
officer shall order the special election
shall be circulated against airy. officer
until he has actually held his office
SIX months; save and except that It may
i've In the legislative assembly at any
time after fifteen days from the begin
nm, Of The first session after his cleo
tial election no further recall petition
shall be filed against the same officer
curing tho term for which he was elect
90 unless such further petitioners shall
has such special election expenses the
whole amount Of it's expenses for the
preceding. special election Such addi-
tion OF this section shall he provided by
me legislative assembly. including pro-
vision for payment by tho public trea-
campaign expenses of such officer. But
The words Legislative assembly shall
provide. or n similar or equivalent
@ords IN this constitution or any amend
grant to the legislative assembly any
exclusive power OF law making nor in
any way to limit the Initiative and
people S
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
3GEIAPTER 50 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
tSenats Bill No l63--A 8 Gibbonsl
PRoviolNo voR INITIATIVE As TO
I,H6 CONSTITUTION a CONcURREN7

Proy!dino for the Future Amendment
Be It Resolved by the Senate of the
O. representatives Concurring: :.
po sesti smen i; That to BE sect' fo1'o W Z, pro- so-
eiele u OF the constitution Of the state
legislative assembly to be chosen a at
by said last mentioned legislative as;
ss sem submitted to the qualified cleo
lection in i ae ssasS "ae w aPR10t the Or Brow sa!
ssions Of section ZOE OF the eonstitu-
tlo %M 3 fbs ssate Of MGrth Pakot e..
S92 Of he constitution Of the state *
North Dakota Is amended SO as to
read as follows; =
amended as follows:
ma sifst. to Any Any o ams1'dmsnt or amend
posed Pos In either house Of the legisla-'
agreed to by q majority Of the members
elected to each of the two houses. such
Prop sSs ,o amsndment shall! be entered
yeas and nays taken thereon, and re-
ferred to the legislative assembly to
s az ca s6aij b st 1 the net general ss rro, s,lGectiG Ss
taw. for three months previous to the
time Of making such choice. and II in
ene iegislatiVa assembly SO next chosen
as aforesaid such proposed amendment
or amendments shall! be agreed to by a
house. then it shall be the duty Of the
legislative assembly to submit such
proposed amendment or amendments to
me people In such manner and at such
Times as the legislative assembly shall
and ratify such amendment or amend
ments by a majority Of the electors
qualified 10 vote for. members of the
legislative assembly voting theron, such
non or amendments shall become
II " or more amendments shall be-
saomitted at the same time they shall
Oe submitted In such manner that the
e!ectors shall vote for or against each
OF ss such amendments separately.
ments to this constitution may also be-
proposed BY the people by the filing
with the secretary OF state, at least six
montns previous to q general election,
Of an Initiative petition containing the
clsaat n Of at least twenty: five per
less than one:half Of the counties Of
been properly filed the proposed amend nd.
ment or amendments shall be published
mon LIS 'eglsiat1re may provide for three
lion, and shall DO placed upon the bal
the next general election. Should any
sucn or amendments propos-
20 . ~ initiative petition and submitted
the 8 votes cast at such general cleo.
: lion; such amendment or amendments
enalt be referred to the next legisia-
~ assembly n should such proposed
smendment or amendments BE- axreed
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
Proposed Amend.
ments to the
Constitution

h following proposed amendmsn1
70 The Constitution Of the state Of
North Dakota. having passed the Twelfth
Legislative Assembly. will be submitted
20 the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Tor approval or rejection.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14

until. LEGISLATION shah be especially On.
acted therefor.
This amendment shall be self pxsene.
Ing. but laws may DO enacted tor Che
purpose OF facilitating Ito operation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-05-08
PROPOSES HELP
FOR GOOD ROADS.
House Passes Bill Granting High
way Subsidies. 1
COMPOSITE OF SEVERAL MEAsUaEs
Is Combination Of 70 Bills introduced
During Present Session Of
Congress.

Washington, April sO.-The house today
aided the national good roads movement
'by passing proposition In the postofaice
appropriation bill which would grant q
subsidy to all highways mail used In the
rural free delivey mail service. tits esti-
mated that the cost of the fret year would
be s16,OOO,OOO to $4,000, 900. b
The amendment offered by represents
tive Shackelford of Missouri was com,
promise of 20 good roads bills introduced
during the present session Of congress. 1t
divides all highways used In the rural free
dalivery mail service into three classes.
Class A Is to receive $25 per mile year,
Class B $40 and Class @ SIS.
The amendment was adopted by 1s2 to
80. ,.. 49,
The division was between city and coun-
try. Democrats and Republicans from
rural communities combined to defeat the
arguments Of similar coalition Of reprs
eentatives from the cities. 4.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-05-08
OPENING SEES SION

900 p. m.-Formal Openin;; Of Fourteenth
Annual Convention, Opera House.
Convention called to order, by President,
Mrs. julius NJ. Visanska.
Invocation-Rev Louis BristoN, of Able
vile.
We.cnme to Abbcville-Dr. &C. ,mbrell,
Mayor.
Welcome on Behalf Of City CluDwomen,
Mis-. NJ. i. Coleman, PRESIDENT Civic
Club, AbI@"t.ie.
Response-Nre. :,'..:.uer Long, Rock
Hill.
Vocal Solo-"Song of The Soul" Joseph
Carl Brell; Miss June Marie Minshall.
Fraternal Greetings
From United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, NJ. G. Z. Graham, Pres. S.
Division I'D. c.
From Georgia Clubwom@n:. Mrs. Fl. C.
White, Athens, Ga, Pres. Georgia
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Intermezzo en- Octaves, Leschitizky, Miss
Ada Mcmillan.
Presidents Annual Report, Mrs. Julius NJ,
Visanska, Charleston, S. c.
Announcements.
Informal Reception.
It is not mere compliment to the fair
sex nor empty praise accorded our own or
our visiting ladies to say that the speeches
and papers were exceptionally able, hap
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-05-08
ARE You GUILTY :
Do You Smoke too Much, Drink toe
Much, Eat too Much?

1t takes mighty good stomach to
feel ready for a good breakfast the
morning after the banquet or social
session.
!"What do you want for breakfast 7"
Inquired Browns good wife.
"Just a pleasant smile and breath
of fresh air." answered Brown the
morning after an important meeting
at the lodge.
If you eat, smoke or drink too much
always remember that two little MI
O-NA stomach tablets taken just be-
fore you 60 to bed will destroy all poi
sonous gases and leave you with a
sweet, clean stomach in the morning.
For Indigestion and all stomach dis
tress, MONA is the best prescription
in the world. G. A. Milford & Co. sell
it on money back plan. Large box
only so cents.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-05-08
petuates not the memory Of a deliveranee
from Egypt, but still nobler redemp-

petuates not the memory Of deliverance
from Egypt, but a still nobler redemp-
tion."
: We do not celebrate by. the Lords Day
the completion Of the old creation, but the
beginning of a new creation; not dead
Christ in tomb, but living Christ seat
ed in the heavenlies. It is not kept be-
cause demanded by external law, but be-
cause the Spirit Of God dwelling In us, to
whom the Christian is wholly yielded, im-
pels US to actively serve and worship our
Saviour on this Day, thereby securing real
rest for worn out physical nature, and it iB
prophecy Of that day to come when de-
livered from the bondage Of the naturLl
body, so full OF weakness, We shall spend
an eternity without weakness or weariness
in the worship and service Of God.
NoTE.-The writer wishes to acknowl-
edge his indebtedness to DR.. B. w. Dale
for the order Of presentation Of part Of
this discourse. After preparing the sub
stance from original study and before
writing, he was forcibly struck by the ar
rangement Of thought by DR.. Dale, aud
also by his holding practically the same
views, and SO the arrangement OF part OF
the foregoing as well as several Mstori-
cal facts he owes to the above author, II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-05-08
THE MISSISSIPPI PROBLEM.

The emergency appropriation before
Congress of 81, 100000 for the repair and
strengthening Of levees along the Mississi-.
ppi river is but a. small portion OF the
amount Of money that the Federal Gov
ernment should spend as rapidly as the
work can be done in 80 handling the Miss
issippi River problem as to make practic-
ally impossible repetition Of the loss OF
life and damage to property by annual
floods in the river. Definite and accurate
facts in all this completion about the ne
suits Of this years visitation are not yet
at hand, but enough information has &C
cumulated during the past month about
the damage at various points In the Miss
issippi Valley from Southern Illinois TO-
Northern Louisiana to warrant the BELIEF
that several hundred lives have been lost
and that the value Of property destroyed
equals at least the $4,000, 600 or s2o, ,ooo, 900
which expert opinion regards as the
amount Of money sufficient to give COM
plete levee protection along the Mississ-
ippi River:
The loss Of individual lives or the sweep
ing away Of the little family groups,
more or less obscure, may not have some
Of the dramatic features Of the loss OF 1900
lives in the sinking Of one ocean-going
vessel, and consequently may not appeal
to the form of the public mind which is
influenced by the newspapers. But that
loss, to say nothing Of the damage to pro-
perty, should appeal strongly to the SYM
pathles Of the people Of the United States,
and In such way that the representatives
of people in Congress shall be moved to
make prompt and liberal provision against
repetition of it. Such loss to the country
is preventable. The prevention Is the task
Of the whoule country. 1t is the duty OF
the whole country ry.-Manufactures Record.