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I No. 31.
YES To amend Section 3, Article XL Prohibits consolidation
of competing public utility corporations without per
mianon of Railway Commission.
NO
YES No. 32.
To amend Section 5, Article XI. Regulates stocks and
tq dividends of public utility corporations.
Article XIa.
YES No. 33.
To add Section 5 to Article XIa. Permits metropolitan
vtq cities to adopt present charter as home rule charter.
Article Xlb.
YES N0 84'
To amend Sections 1, 5 and 6, Article Xlb. Corporation
sections. Insures co-operative features in certain asso
ciations and permits limitation of shares and voting.1
jJO Regulates foreign corporations. Stocks and bonds to
issue only for actual value.
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Article XIV.
YES No. 35.
To add Sections 4, 5 and 6 to Article XIV. Defines priority
vjq rights in water.
YES No 36.
To add Section 7 to Article XIV. Protects public.rightsin
xtq use of water power.
No. 37.
To add Section 8 to Article XIV.
minimum wage and conditions
and children.
No. 38.
To add Section 9 to Article XIV. Permits creation of
Industrial Commission to administer laws relative to
labor disputes and profiteering.
Article XV.
No. 39.
To amend Section 1, Article XV. Provides that amend
ments to the Constitution submitted by the legislature
shall be adopted by a majority voting on the question
if the affirmative vote be equal to 35 per cent of the
total vote cast.
Article XVI.
No. 40.
To add a new section to Article XVI. Fixes salaries of
state officers including Judges of the Supreme and
District Courts, effective until changed by the legia
lature.
No. 41.
To amend Article XVI by substituting new Sections 1 and
2 for Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23K 24 and 27. -Eliminates obsolete
provisions and provides a continuing schedule.
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Permits regulation as to
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POINTS TO DUTY OF ALLIES
French Statesman In Conference with
Italian Prime Minister Counsels
Moderation by Poland In the
Interest of Early Peace.
Alx Les Bains. "Wo must end tho
war," said Premier Mlllornnd to tho
Associated Press correspondent at tho
conclusion of tho aftornoon confer
ence with tho Italian rcmlor, Slgnor
Glolottl. "Tho war must be ended.
This Is why wo havo given Poland tho
counsel of moderation which sho seems
disposed to follow.
"Our Interviews have been most
cordial and confident. Naturally, wo
havo agreed that an accord botweon
Italy, Great Britain and Franco Is
lndispensiblo, not only in tho Interest
of tho three allied powers, but for tho
maintenance of tho world peace.
"Tho peace of Versailles must bo on
forced as well as that of St. Germain
uiul the others, because they consti
tute an entity and ono of thorn cannot
fall without the othors being shaken.
"Wo also discussed tho question of
Russian soviet. Evidently each coun
try consults its International policy
before adopting a prociso attitude.
You know what tho French poilcy Is.
Tho policies of our nllios do not ap
pear to be different In principle.
"Our position is unique. It is our
duty to muko all offorts to persuadu
our Italian and Jugo-Slovakia friends
that It is to their interest and also
tho Interest of both countries and also
tho world's that this problem too long
deferred be settled at tho soonest mo
ment possible In moderation."
M. Millorand said he had reltorated
to Signer Glolottl that Franco did not
wish in any way to Interfere In tho
Adriatic question, but that he hoped
that Italy and Jugo-Slovakia would
reach an understanding.
Labor In Italy for Compromise.
Milan. A plenary meeting of the
workmen's organizations wns hold to
consider the Industrial upheaval which
has come through tho strike of motal
workers In Italy. The socialist dopu
ty, Daragonn, presented a resolution
In tho name of tho genoral conferonco
of labor favoring a compromise. This
was adopted by a majority of 200,000
votes. Tho total representation pres
ent was 1,094,000.
Air Mall Plane Reaches Frisco.
San Francisco. The west was
movod twenty-four hours nearer the
east when tho first transcontinental
mail plane landod sixteen hours late.
When tho servlco settles down to
schedule tho planes will dellvor mall
on the two coasts two days soonor
than trains do now. VIoIng with the
pony express and tho first fast mall
trains as a maker of national history,
tho plane swept over San Francisco
bay a few minutes after 2 o'clock and
at 2:25 came to a rest on tho Marina
field overlooking tho Golden Gate,
Tho itiall it boro was transferred to
a waiting motor truck and rushed to
the general postoffice. While winging
Its way hero from Mineola field tho
piano passed two eastbound transcon
tinental mail planes which cleared
from hore, tho first to leave San Fron
cIsco In this service. It brought seven
sacks of mall, four destined for San
Francisco, ono for Washington, ono
for Oregon and ono for California
points.
Mexico Second In Production of Oil.
Washington, D. C Moxlco promison
to become tho oil reservoir of tho
Western hemisphere, thn dopartmont
of commerce declared In a rovlow of
tho petroleum Industry In that coun
try. Exhaustion of 10 per cent of the
producing fields of the United States,
the department's rovlow stated, has
caused Mexico to tnko second placo
In oil production, although only about
12 per cent of tho Mexican wells is
being produced Oil export from
Mexico during the ' first six months
of M20 totaled fi0.000.000 barrels, an
IncrouBO of 72 per cent over 1910 The
review states that of tho 231,250
square miles of Mexican territory be
lloved to contain oil deposits not moro
than H00 square miles are being ex
ploited. Curtailment of production la
nserlbed to lnck of transportation and
storage activities and to the unset
tled political conditions. Of the 1350.
000 000 estimated to bn Invested in tho
Moxlcin oil Industry, about 70 per oont
Is Hrltlsh and Dutch capital and 3 per
cent Mexican and other Interests Tho
United States received 71 per cent of
tho oil exported during tho first six
months of 1920.
Dllly Sunday Comlna to Sioux City.
Sioux City. Hey William A. ("1111
ly") Sunday, tho evangelist, will con
duct n series of evangelistic meetings
Homo tlmo during tho fall of 1921 In
Sioux City. This Is tho definite as
suranco glvon tho commltteo of min
isters nnd laymen which mot him at
Omaha. Tho exact dote of his com
ing has not boon set, but It will bo
during ono of two open datos, elthor
next Bptemb8r or Kovombor.
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a package
Detore trie war
Sa package
during the war
and
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The Flavor
So Does the
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LITTLE ADVICE FOR GROCER
Would-Be Wag Had Picked Out the
wrong woman on vrnuin iu i
fcxercise his wii.
There was an expression of melan
choly tinged with resentment on Mrs.
Brown's face as she entered tho gro
cer's shop.
"I want," she began Impressively,
"to talk to you about them eggs I hail
last week. They weren't anything
like as fresh ns they might have been."
"That's strange," replied tho grocer,
who fancied himself something of n
wag. "We always have nn almanac
hanging up In tho fowl run to keep tho
hens up to date."
"Oh!" came tho retort with crushing
emphasis. "Then nil I linvo to say Is
thnt somebody with brains about as
nddled as them eggs has been mislead
In' tho hens with last yenr's calendar.
Just you hang up a 1020 card, my good
fellow, and mayho them chickens 'II
start working overtime lo cittch 'up to
It I"
EATONIC Users
Do This Get the
Greatest Benefits.
Chicago, 111. -Thousands of reports
from people all over the U. S. who
havo tested eatonlc, show tho greutest
benefits are obtained by using It for a
few weeks, taking one or two tublets
after each meal.
Eatonlc users know that It stops
Belching, IJU.utlng, Heartburn, and
Stomach Miseries quickly, but the
really lasting benefits nre obtained by
using entonlc long enough to take the
harmful excess acids and gases eh .ire
ly out of tho system. This .oqulrcs n
little time, for eatonlc takes up tho
excess acidity and poisons and carries
them out of the body and of course,
when It Is all removed, the sufferer gets
well, feels line full of life and pep.
If you have been taking an eatonlc
now and then, be sure and take It regu
larly for n time and obtain all of these
wonderful lienellts. Please speak to
your druggist about this, ho (hut he can
tell others that need this help. Adv.
Marital Spite.
"I'd like to see my wife go to the
(mils to vote.'
"Are you ho much opposed to suf
frage V"
"II Isn't that, but I'd like to enjoy
hearing her cnllei' down good and
hard for not knowing how to fold her
ballot."
The Cutlcurw Toilet Trio.
Having cleared your hkln keep It clear
by making Cutlcuru your every-daj
toilet preparattons. The soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe nnd
heal, the Talcum to powder and per
fume. No toilet table Is complete
without them. 2.1c everywhere. Adv.
Unvarying Disapproval,
"You say you have always object
ed to the use of money In politics?"
"Always," nif-wered Senator Sor
ghum: "(''peelully when n fellow has
more of It to i se than I have."
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Not to Be Outdone.
Frances, .lanet and Eleanor were dln
cusslng tho respective merits of tho
babies In their households, and
Frances had led off with :
"My bnby brother Is only four
months old and he has two teeth .al
ready." "My Utile sister," announced Janet,
"Is only live months old and Mie has
three."
"Thnt'K nothing," nld Elennor. ".My
little brother hasn't any teeth yet, but
when he does have some they are go
lug (o be gold ones!"
Every man ban his worthless dnys,
but If he does not light them every
day will become his worthless clay.
Watch Your Kidneys!
That "bad buck" is probably due to
weak kidneys. It shows in a dull,
throbbing backache, or sharp twinges
when stooping. You havo headaches,
too. dizzy spells, a tired nervous feeling
and irregular kidney action. Don't neg
lect It there is danger of dropsy, gravel
or BriRlit'o disease! Use Doan'a Kid
ney Pills, Thousands have saved
themselves moro serious ailments by
the timely use o! Doan's. Ask your
neighbor!
A South Dakota Case
Mrs. Alva rooi,
W a e n o r, S. D
Bnyu: "After doing
a day's washing
my b a c k was bo
soro nnd liuno I
could hardly
HtralBhton up, I
didn't havo
(strength or amid
Hon minui-li to do
nnythlng My foot
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couldn't got my'.
shoes on. I tried it
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lUill! a imiiu i inn .- -
nnd Fovernl hexes did mo a world or
good."
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