Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 2

44 July 4 to Aug 1.—Union tent Meet- | ing by Bvangelist C, F. Weigle. . July 5.—Patriotic celebration at Be- midji.; . “July 21-26—Redpath-Vawter Chau- L teuqda. \July '26-28-—County Teachers’ ex- ‘maination of Bemidji. September 6-11—Minnesota State :hit. ol . NORTH DAKOTA WENT | Were Passed by Special Legis- lative Session Last Fall With-' out Emergency Clause Bismarck, N. D., July 1.—A numb- Jer of important laws -passed by the “special session of the North' Dakota legislature last fall without the em- ergency clause go into effect today. An attempt to give a “‘general emer- . geney clause” to all legislation -"‘ed by the special session was made in the new famous house bill No. 60 which the nonpartisan faction, the majority party, of the legislature.suc- ceeded in passing providing that all laws ‘were immediately effective. This bill, however, was declared unconsti- tutional by tile state supreme court. The decision. of the court, the non- partisan lawmakers declared, held up ‘the very legislation for which thespe- cial session was called, principally the cow bill, destined to give dairy ,aid to farmers in drought stricken parts of the state. J..J. Osterhous, state dairy commijssioner, has for some. time been in Wisconsin looking | up cattle for various local associa- tions'which begin operation today. The “cow 'bill” permits counties to bond for- the purchase of cattle. ‘Among other important laws.going into ‘effect today are: Creation of -gtate constabulary and state sherift with appropriation of $10,000; Ex- tending absent voters ballot to wom- .en half a mile or more from polls. -Making the circulation of false state- ||| -ments with reference to any state de- partment or institution a felony. Fixing district court stenographers salary at $2,000. Aniending laws re- lating to assessment of express, tele- graph and telephone companies, freight lines and car equipment com- panies and to impose a gross earn- ings' tax of 6 per cent on freight line and car equipment companies. Amending laws relating to redemp- "ARTHUR LeBEAU, of Winoo- ski, Vermont, who declares he is now in the “pink of condition” and enjoying life for the first time in ‘many ‘years as the result of taking Tanlac. joying life for the'first time in years,”” Tecently declared:-Arthur -LeBeau, foreman of ‘the “Porter Screen Co., ‘Winooski, Vermont:: ¢For five years' I was a sick mani:. My principal trou-l ble was indigestion. I had no appe- tite.and generally .went . off. to worki without any breakfast . because, Ij knew .if I ate anything it would only. upset me. P s A 0 G “My condition was so bad in fact,] I could neither sleep; .eat-nor work! with any - satisfaction .and' was .go mervous that the least thing would upset me. Nothing seemed to agree with me and 1 would ‘have severe} tramping pains in my ‘stomach and: at times my heart would palpitat:el badly. I also suffered from shorb-:; ness of breath, and the: least litfle’ * exertion -would make my heart thump: Jike an engine. ‘ + MAt last I almost decided I would give up my job as I got so weak and miserable I felt I could stand it no longer. “One night as I saw a statement about Tanlac which convinced me it was just the medicine I needed. It helped me from the very first dose and at the time: * T'had ‘finished my third bottle, I han;l- 4 ly knew myself. ; “I never have the slightest symp- tom of indigestion now .and I. feel ‘like & brand new .man. in every way. My appetite is splendid, my nerves are. steadied and I sleep soundly. at night. The work I used to dread " now; seems easy for me and I.am now in the very ‘pink of condition.’ Of course, I am only too glad to recommend this medicine.” “Tanlac is sold in'Bemidji by City Drug Store and by the leading drug: -gists in every town. I sat reading a pnper‘ i tion ‘of land sold for taxes and pro- viding that notice be furnished of ex- piration of time redemption upon all mortgagees and assignee of unsatis- | fied recorded mortgage. Appropriating $75,000 for state emergency commission. Providing . puxchasing agent of board of administration ‘to buy all office supplies of the various state de- partments other than those under control of industrial commission. Creating investigation committee. Providing for cutting of weeds and grasses along public highways under 'supervision of road overseers and street commissioner. X Rgducin{’,the legal] reserve fand re- quired ‘of banking corporations and associations from 20 to 10 per cent on demand deposits and from 10 to 7 per cent on time deposits. . Other laws were those held by op- ponents of the league to be directed toward the punishment of Attorney | General Langer. by. reducing. appro- priations for his department, reducing; number of assistants from five to two, removing the attorney general from certain ‘boards, taking from his ‘de- ektment the; licensing of pool halls, STOMACH WORM LOSS PREVENTABLE Animal husbandry division men at University arm: say. that: sheep own- ers of the state have suffered great losses among _fl:eir flocks by’ reason )| of the stomach worm. 'The lambs] These losses can bel | suffer the most. reduced by treatment that is inex- “The best prev most easily given,” derson .of the division, ‘i sulphate or blue’ stone, as it is often known. Make a one per cent solu- tion by dissolving one-fourth of a pound of the blue stone in a pint of boiling water, adding cold water to make, three gallons, being sure that a clear solution is obtained and always using rthenware or a wooden receptacle. - The dose ‘for lambs, ac- cording to size, is three-fourths of an Three sensible questions and three at PER emphatic replies regarding our sale If ;any ‘man wants to know WHY he should attend this sale;, we point’ ‘to the ‘inducement of a substantial cash: quality. saving on _suits’ \ of the finest WHERE? Here, of course. The economy of your purchase is two- . fold, both in the price reduction and in the . ‘assure the wearer. - service which high grade suits WHEN? Right now, while our- special advance sale is.in progress. The sooner you come, the better are your chances for a more satisfactory selection. ¢ ce to one and one-hs for older sheep, two ounges to three ount nary. tablespoon holds‘o; " “A veterinarian’s”’ used, but care must be not pushing 'the plunger syringe too. rapidly, as: may énter the lungs and This, treatment should ; in ten ‘days or two weeks, or, flock' is’ badly: infes times during seaso! thirty days.” R ~FYYYSEY S All Suits at 20 per cent Reductions $35.00 SUITS are. $40.00 SUITS are. . $45.00 SUITS are. SUITS are. :$32.00 .$36.00 .$40.00 '$55.00 SUITS are. . ... $60.00 SUITS are. , : $65.00 SUITS are......... $70.00 SUITS are. . .... , . .$44.00 $52.00 .$56.00 Boy's Suits At 20 per cenf Diséinii;t D/, MINNESOTA que;' Cheerfully’ Ref@dd ; " Mail Orders Promptly Filled W : L r——ES ' Defective