The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1918, Page 3

as the nominees ‘to be ‘voted for on “Thesday, the Fifth day of November next, for ‘the oftiees tid apiear aie heir names, - CERTIFICATE: OF NOMINATIONS. ' «I; T. E. Sa Auditor of Burleigh Gants North peace do hereby eertify, vie the within and following i isa ihuend corr #4 : beed, deetinied ta me,’ by the Sancta of State; the Gayihiy:C Can vassing, Board, and by potitious duly. signed’ as required by law, \ cP! E. PUAHERTY, su seOxsar AMENDMENTS TO THE’ FITUTION OF THE STATE NORTH DAKOTA’ or of Burleigh, County, ay x PROPOSED AMENDMENTS tO THE CONSTITUTION: OF THE STATE, OF NORTH DAKOTA’ PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. 0, 1 TD ‘STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA | 2 | provided, that such” tax. shal ‘la decis | majority of the votes cast therco “To givens Section 13 the. words: Provided, tion, may. adopt bylaws powers ‘of, ity ‘stockholders, Shull Section. 135, of Article 7, of the Nort: linviting. Nhe. vading of the Con- stitution Dakota be Section 135. or tnianagers.0: . kagh member or shareholder ma nufiber of his. votes for one candidate, or distribute them upon two or niore. can yas he may. prefer, Provided, any co-operative corporation ‘may adopt by-laws limiting the voting powér of its stockholders. ih | 3 Shall the Constitution of the State of Nokth Dakols ve amended sby adding the: following Sect The, Le islative assembly may by law pro- vide forthe levy of a tax upon suet lands a5 may be prov law of the state for the purpose of creating asfund to insure the own- ers of gfowing crops against losses by hail; not aflect the the “Constitution. tax of four mills levied by The legislative assembly may clas of the stare as Ue provided by divide the statezinta districts on such shall seen just and ne y the tax rafes, in such districts in with the risk, in order to secure an qiateitmtion of! the burden of such among the owners of such land as may be provided hy. law: To: amend’ Section 89 by adding the words: Provided, however; that in no case shall any leginlative cnactment or law of the North “Dakota be ‘declared _unco [unless at leaot four, of ther judge ction $9 of the Constitution of the North, Dalia be amendéd to read as ‘The Supreme Court shall con- sist of five judges, a amajority of whom shall be necessary to 1orm a quorum or provounce on, but one or more of said, judges, edjourn the court from’ day to day or to n, provided; however, that in no cast Fhall any legislative enactment or law of the State of North Dakota be declared. uncon: stitutional unless at least four of the judges shall’ ¢0 -decigg. To amend Section 25 in Article 4 as amended by: Article 15 of “Amendment: Changing the humber of electors required to propose any measure hy initiative petition 1rom, atleast ten per cent of the legal voters to be secured in a majority of the counties of this State, to, -ten thousand, electors at, large; chang: ing provision that ative petition shall be fied with the secretary of state not less than thirty days before ‘any regular session of the legislative. mbly; h@ shall transmit the same to the ‘legislative assembly as soon as it. con- venes, and requiring legislative action there. on, to provision that, petition, shall be filed with the Secretary of State not‘less than ninety days before the ‘election at which it i voled: upon. Reduces the number o1 signers | required for reierendum petition ftom ten per cent of the legal voters o1 the state trom jorityof the counties, to seven thousand ¢€ 45 of Amendment. The legis state shall be vested in a ofa senite ‘The pegple, however, | propose “nftasures’ and. to- enact. or same atthe polls; s to approve or re er or any\item, sec- the polls any mea any measure enacted by tion, part the ‘Tegislatia Z The lirst, po thousand ele is the initiative, Ten ge may propose any measure by e petition. Every such pe- tition shall contain the full text of the measure all be filed with the secretary of state than ninety days before the election at is to ed upon. second power reserved is the referen-| dnm. Seven thousand electors at large may, by referendum petition, suspend. the operation of any measure enacted by the legislature, Fexeept an emergency measure. Mut the tiling of a referendum petition against one or more Jitems, scetions or parts of any measrue, shall hot prevent the remainder trom going into clicet, Such petition shall be filed with the secretiry 4f state fut later than ninety days after the adjournment of the session of the jegislature at which ‘such measure was enacted. “Each measure initiated by or referred to the electors, shall be submitted by its ballot title, Which shall be placed upon the batlot by the secretary of state and: shall be voted upon at any state-wide election, designated in the peti- tion, or at a special election called by the gov- ernor, The result. of the vote upon any mea- Sure shall be canvassed and declared by the hoard of canvassers. |_ Any mieasure, cxeept_ an emergency measure, submitted to, the electors of the state, shall’ be subi oi hen approved by a majerity of the votes cast thereon, And such Jaw shail, 20 into effect of the 30th day after the election, unless otherwise specified in the measure. Ifa referendum petition is filed against emergency measure, such measure shall be a until voted upon by the electors. “And i it is then rejected (by a majority of the votes cast thereon, it shall"be thereby tepealed. uch megsure shall be submitted to the clecto special election if so ordered by. th or {f the referendum petition: filed shall be signed by thirty thousand electors at large. ‘ Such}, special election shall be called, hy the sovernor, aad shall’ be held not Tess that ‘one hundred nur more than one: hundred thirty days after the adjournment of the session of ofthe legislature. e secreary of state shall petition and if he finds it insitic notify the “Committee for the Pet allow twenty days for correction or amendment, ‘Al decisions of the secretary of state in regard to any such petition shall be subject to review .by the supreme court, But if the sufficiency upon each 1» he shall the ballot is prepared, the secretary of state | shall place the measure on the ballot and nov} Subsequent decision shall invalidate stich meas. | te it it, is at’ such election approved: by If proceed: | ings are brought against any petition upon any ground, the burden of proof shall be upon the party attacking it. No*law shall be enacted limi of copies of a petition: which. may ‘be circulated. copies shall become part of the original petition when filed or attached. thereto. ig the number ‘Of such petition is being reviewed at the time | shalPany\kiw he end from giving. or rece culating ed prohibiting any person 1g conipensation for’ eir= . Nor in any manner in- ‘eedom. in -sceuring. signit- petitions, ch petition shall haver printed thereon a ballot title, which shall fairly represent the subject matter of the measure. andthe names of at least five clectprs who shall constiute the “committee for the pt loners’. and who shall represent and. act for the petitioners, All measures submitted to the electors shall be published by the state as follows: ‘The secretary of state shall: cause’to he printed and | mailed ‘to: each elector a publicity pamphlet, gontaining a’ copy: “of cach measure together ballot. title, to be. submitted at any Any citizen, or the officers of any nigztion, “may. submit x the secretary of state for publication in. Sch ‘pamphlet, argu- ments concerning any, measure. therein, upon spon land sballite deti The propetiy Gn state, county cipaly, corpors property wused. exclisively for, school cenit, charitable or otter ‘public. pi exempt from, taxation, Except hy ‘this Article, the. legislature may. provide for raising reveni and eb ‘the: er OF all “property. for, tie. phenage oF Provided .that® allt force when this ‘amen pe is Sane shall remfin jn force untiy arherviae Provided “by Statute. » amend Section 177, in “Article. n changes pro’ velating to assessment “of ~ improye- ments of land, to proyisien: authorizing tax ’6 land: for the purpose indemnifying epee t damages: by» il be amended first. subscribing thelr names and addresses thereto any paying the fee therefor, which, | until otherwise fixed by the legislature, shall The. Jegisleture be the sum of two hundred dollars-per page, and, collection ‘The enacting clause of all. measures initiated creage tax, on if ethtete fins ection, by the electors, shall be: ‘Be it enacted. by tion, legislative proposal or enactment of any character. ‘The veto power extend rred to the ¢ approved by a vole of the electors shall be ealed or amended by the legislature, except tpon a. yea and (29 vote upon roll call of two. thirds” of all “the members “elected 10, eweh house. . This section shall he self of jts provisions shall be trex Laws thay be enacted to f its operation, but no laws shall be enacted to hamper, re- strict or impair the exercise of the rights beré- in reserved to the people.’ cecuting and all vas mandatory, | vided that al addition’ to’ the limitations spe the people of the State of North Dakota." In| tid in Asticle 1 submitting measures to the electors, the secre- | Proceeds of diary of state and all other officials wshall be | the owners guided. by: the election laws until additional | by hai legislation shall’ be’ provide for public roads right of way of <0 ear- 1f conflicting measures initiated by or :¢- | ‘iers, mining, manufactyring ot pasturage’ may ferred to the electors shall be approved | be exempt from such tax, majurity of the votes cast theron, the | receivitig the highest. number of affirmati votes shall become the law. The’ word “measure” 8" ysed, hescin, shati |, 70 amend. Section 18% in Article 12, changes include any Jaw or amendment thereto, resolu. | the debt from, »wo:hundred: thousand may he the debt of North ithe adoption of this con- thaf all bonds in excess Of-two inillion dollars’ shall be secured by first mortgagés updn real estate in amounts not to exceed one-hit of its value; or. tpon, real and. personal property. of state owned utilities, enter- prises or industries, in amounts, not exceeding value, and provided further, that the state i tut issne or guarantee bonds upon” prop- ty of. stite owned utilities, enterprises or industries in excess of ‘Ten Million Dollgrs. Shall Settion’ 18% in Article 12 Be amended to read as follows: ition; by provis Apticle 12, | The state’ may payment of bonds, pro- Dy ead oe We ‘lon secured by first mortgages upo' nownts not to exceed one-hal © or guaran dollars shall by real estate in To amend. Section 67 in Article ite, valties ‘or upon real and: persia} property the words: — Pray of ‘state-ow terpriscs or industries granting, a fran! fn amfints aot, exceeding. its act crea¢ing any vested + vided further, thar theystare sh bonds tute-awned than in the stale, shall be declared gency measure, ‘An emergency ny take’ effect and he in its passage and approved 1 *Shall Section 67 in Article 2 be a read as_ follow: \ Section 67 in Articte 2, No act of the legis: lative assembly shall take effect until July 1 after the close’ of the session unless: the legis- lature by-a vote\of two-thirds of the members present and voting, in edeh house, shall declare an emergency measure, which declaration shall be sét forth in the act, provided, hower that no! act granting a franc! ve special privilege, or a¢t creat@ag any vest Interest o'iGr shan in the state, sha elared emergency measure, An ¢ rency measure shall take effect and, be in force- trom | and after its passage and approval by the gov: | amendments, separately. ces the number of signers requizcd “to WV. property. ¢ ities, enterprises or industries in excess of ten_ million dollars. No future indebiedness shall be iiteurred by ite the state unless evidenced by a, bond issue, which sali be authorized we ior certain, paspuses, to be clear 7, Every ‘law Autloriggag a bund issue provide for’ levy- annual t rake other oravisions t to pay semi-annually, an the principal within’ thirty years rom» the passage of such law, and shall” specidily ap- proceeds of such tax, or of such to the payment of said prinei- and’ such» appropriation shail propriate other privision: pal and, interest, [hot be repealed for, the tax of othet provisions discontinue until such ‘debt, both. principal: and ul have ben paid, « No debt in. xe limit ‘named: Verein , shall “be: in- except for the purpose of, repelling in- crnor, tors at: Jarge. r | vasiou, suppress™g. insurrection, defending, the Hrovides tor referendum on emergency meas + | tate in time of war or to provide fof the pub: ces amt for special clections thgreon 1 ey , | lie defense ti case af threateticd hostffffies, elaies (0. circulation of petitichs, and to] To Amend, Sectic iy Jazdiie: 45, é publication in “publicity pamphlet of all mea |amended by” Nnicte 18, of im ortialg: Aor ae submited to the electe aces burden |” Changes 3 of adopting amendmints to root upon par tack on. Pro- | the constitution Proposed by the lec‘slative as- To amend Section 185. Ti Article) /12 enacted of. approved Provides that when such aendment |amesded by Article 18 of Au endmenty by a vote of the ral} be repealed or Seen eibers | Aathorizes the any county, of city, ‘to amended by the legislature except upon a_yea Whe Stbititted te jmake internal improvesients; or’ to engage in and nay vote upon rol gl) of two-thirds of all | the that. proposed | 278, industzy, enterprise, or business, not, pe the members elected to each house amendi shall sed for three | ed by Atticle 20 of the Constitution. V 4 Shall in Article 2 a8 amended by |inonths and referred to the next Tegisative as \ a ie Seeiid 188) in Ardea] “be amengg Article 15 of Amendments be amended to read | sembly. Omits provision. th s Stoo read as follows: seuion a in Aviiele’ a5 Amended iy Actclel electors etal wave fon ae Goninet eceld ptt wick Article "Is of Amendment. ‘The. state, any county or city fay make internal improvements: and, may engage in any indastry, enterprise or e petition to amend the cons on, | business, ot probibived iby. “Article 20 of, the from at least twenty-five per cent of the egal {Constitution, but neither. the “state sor “any egeh of not less than one-half of the (anerener Ri pan oe than stale: ei joan or give t or mal lonations re toy twenty thousand 3), assoclation. of oor: time of filing the petitjon from at least six months, to, at least one and twenty days prior ‘to the day of elect! Omits requirement that after being appro: by the people amendment shall be submitted | to the legislative assembly, "Provides that all, pro} tion relating 10 the’ submission and adoption of measures by_ initiative spetition, and on refer- cudumm petition stall apply. to" the. submission and adoption ef amendments. to the ‘constitu: tion of the state. i ‘hundred In. s of the constitu: in Article 15 as amended cle 16 of amendments be amended to 3 follows: jon 202 in Article 13 as “Amended by 16 of Amendment. Any amendment or amendments to the constitution of the state may be proposed in either house of the legis- latiire,.and if the same shall be agreed to upon roll call by a majority of the members clected to each house; it shall be submitted to the!, a majority of the votes cast | ‘mati uch amendment shall | constitution, 10 the constitu of the state may. also be proposed by an initiative petition of the electors; such petition shalt be signed by twenty thousand elect at large and shall be; filed with the secretas of state at least ‘one | electors and il thereon are hundred twenty days prior to the election and any which they are to he voted upon, du reasonable support of the 10 oF Become: the owner. | any association or corporation, “were pasted by the ners, of Burleigh w stock Districts The following resv! Board of Couity County within’ s rmitting stock to rin at icts “numbers one and fi will he submitted, to. the electors of Stock ricts numbers one and five ut the general election to be hel. on November 5th, 1918, The resolutions are follows enteniber, “bth, 1918. Moved by Commissioner Ward’ and seconded by Commissioner Patterson that the tock’ dis- trict formerly created by the Board of County ioners comprising the entire county of Burleigh be cancelled and set. aside ‘and, that be established in said. County of fi e stock distriets’ and the City cluded “in any oft | said stock districts so established: Cot trict No. 1 shall be ky 5 shall be amendment, or amendments. so, proposed, shail he be submitted, 10 the electors and becon Rory ang oy, pe ot of the constitution, if a apalority, of the linterested in having. stock a ct labge, aly cast thereon are affirmative. pro [have this questiun submitted /to. the electors, by, the constitution relating to. the submi: adoptian of measures by initiative petition, and on referendum petition shall apply to the sub- mission and. adoption of-amendments to- th constitution of the state. fe { presenting petitions to. this: board. on. or October Ist, 1013, asking that staek, in’ their disthic’ be permitted to ran at large, ‘On. roll cull Commissioners Patterson, Ward, and Hedstrom voted. aye. Ps ‘October isis. The following resolution .was: i1 troduced by ‘ommissioner. Ward who moved its adoption To amend. Section 176 of Article nN 3 \chich seconded. by Commissioner... Peson amended, by Article 20 “of Amentaici's by | Whereas, this, Board bas. Been petitioned by. omitting the words, and shali he Tevet and | WSN Mah! of ine: giied electors oe Collected for public purposes only. ard by ad- (200%. thar " ind Stock Disttlet No; & ding the words, the legislature may by Ia pe Ai deca pss exempt any of all.classes of personal property | }KINE, UN Stank Oe Pere eget ak Mares from taxation and. within the meaning of this eee ee ete a een Soren section; fixtures, buildings, and improvements of every character, whatsoever upon land: shall be deeined personal property, sand, except as restricted by. this article, the legislature may provide for: raising’ revenue and fixing the situs of all property for the pugpose of tax-| ction 176 in Article 11 qs amended In Stock, Dist 26th and { finds that, said petitions .are ith law and: contain the requit nM © signers, Therefore be ) resolved ‘that the Poe, st be. ond. is hereby, granted: and by Article 20 of Amendmen's be amended to,|§ ye pee a Heat ae iter in Vad us follows: jon 176, in Article 11 cs Amended. by | 52 ie, ed * ue ‘Taxes shall be Article 20 of Amendment. property. incl form upon the same class of ing franchises within the t the: authority ‘Kvying the Tl five may by law txempt any or all classes. of personal property from taxation ani within the meaning of this section, ixturcs, byildings and [ improvements _of ‘every charact: at first trans-Atlantic flight’ has been made; and it is very likely that there will be a number of lines and each line, will have regular departures ot trans-Atlantic aerial mail cariérs: ev- ery half hour. _The same will be true of transcontinental aerial. mail lines, and South ‘and Central: América and Canada aerial mail lines. Only’ large aeroplanes will be used for these: aerial mail li and théy will have double crews it will take turng in piloting. ‘Aeroplanes lifting 15 tons now available; twice’ this size. may in operation. within. a year. BUY W. S. 8.————- SELECT SE-RVICE MEN MA Y VOTE IN ADVAN. HILTON * St Paul, Mina.,. Oct. 24.—Atjo) orney Bes S z 4 = rad 7 i) < ASNAME OF OFFICE. £ (oa ; » JUDICIARY BALLOT. 3? + Representatives in Congress, 2nd Dist.| GEORGE M. YOUNG, Vatley city. | : ‘ x ; 3 Sy f For. Judge of Supreme” Court { é , LYNN J. FRAZIER, Hoople. | f |” Governor : R | MARRY A, BRONSON, Grand Forks | : ¢ | Lieutenant Governor.) % Me | HOWARD R. WOOD, Deering. _J. Py SMIPH, Begeh, CHARLES J, Fisk, Minot. \ ” gécretary of State THOMAS HALL, Bismarck, — eae ot mote pres WR sans ‘ State Auditor ‘ CARL R, KQSITZKY, Bismarck,’ THEO, SERR, -Manphaver, : \ Pays) ae | ae open a OLSON, Dogan. _M. F. HEGGE, Matt, ! ici SHG ? WILLIAM LANGHR, Mandan, Gs. WOOL,EDGE, Minot. H 1 Sy t & ie S. A. .OLSNESS, Sheyenne. Rr. R. ‘SCHNELLER, Wabpeton, us ’ § ‘ \ ~ by JOUN N. HXGAN, Deering, DAVID; GORMAN, Grand Forks, | Ae . = Fi , ‘ ? wi ‘ (Bab. ee ( S, J. AANDAHL, Litchville, 4.1, HARVAY, Cando, fecal s Commissioners of Railroads * =~ C.F, DEPUIS, Temple. M, BaJOHNSON, Tolley. : : ) = \ i q ‘PRANK MIL! HOLLAN, hismarek, ADAM, LESMEISTER, Harvey. : L, D, BAILEY, Moffit. 's M. THOMPSON; Myon. Meniber: Representatives ee i z ~\SCHOOL BALLOTS ee Menibers "Heise, Renraventaty FRANK G> PRATER, Arena. pero MOYNIER, Bismarck. ‘ > ‘ aith Distelet, ©. 0. KELL, McKenzie. by . 0, HELLSTRON, Bismarck. er aiees oe 7 ’ cA Ror Supt. Publle lnstructio Sheri - 4 ROLBIN WELCH, Binmarck, | HARRY # THOMPSON, Bismarck. .) N, ¢.; MACDONALD, Biamarek. 2 ‘ County _Awdltor i \| TO PUAHERTY, Blimarek ent “e : MINNIE -J? NIBESON, Valley City. ‘ ; e i ' £ ! Cohinty, Treusurer , & [JR PENWARDEN, Bismarck. EUs , m , Clerk of Court f CHARLES FISHER, Bismarck. ‘ x ae | fee : abe G. J, KEENAN, Binmarck pee . [Fer Superintendent of Schools ‘| 2 \ I Ny i} 7 BR,” % q r Register ‘of Deeds) ee) : JOHN, N. FORISTER,Blsmarck W. EB. PARSONS, Bismarck, States Attormey F..E, MeCURDY, Bismarck. EDWARD S. ALLEN, Bismarck. Ye: r 2 ‘ , - County Judge 3 LC, DAVIES, Bismarck, / JOHN ¢. SWETT) Bismarck. .") | = , v fee ‘ toc s ; 2 ~ “Pablle, Administratar. sas 4 z es aloes doitnty Sarvayon SS AS ‘T. R, ATKINSON, Bismarck. Sy i . . me 2 1 Coroner. - a ANTHON BEER, Bismarck. os * . : ‘ Commissioner, First District ' EDW. G, PATTERSON, Bismarck. \ | dle ' ‘ re Commissioner, ‘Third District.” ¢. L, MALONE, ‘Bismarck. L. , PETERSON, Wilton, a Commissioncr, Fourth District PRANT BALMS, Arena. ° , : mt ‘Cicoiael GaGspiniite ier WM, B, FALCONER, Bisinarek, 3 e . Assessor 4th District, JOM WAGNER, Argun: eg ~ Assessor Sth) District / 5 M.“WOLF, Biamarck. a) ne ‘ - \ e ad ¥ . 2 ~ e ' .. : ~ QO. H. BENGON, Bismarck, 3 *| WV. H. GRIERMANN, Bismarck. = Tip f E3 ‘ Fag 4a ( GEQ, Hf. DOWAN, Bismarck. CHARLES GLITSCHKA, Bismarck. v ! , Justice’ ot ‘Peace, > ‘S| ABBER H, INGRAM/ Bigmparck. J. H. HEALOW, Bismarck. ( : - : i , ri (: J .6. VARNEY, ‘Bismarck. J. F. PERKINS, Regan. < ' J, B. ANDERSON, Baldwin. ; = 4 4 ( AARON. CHRISTOPHER, Bismarck. ‘ 5; | ( t : ( WILLIAM FISHER, Bismnarek, ae: | ‘ | J) A VARLEY, Baldwin. ~ ‘ me ; : ) r ER i : ; af - z is 5 Lt / P 4 ff os “ay “i \ : ‘ . ‘ i . ae ee : ee ? 2 é ee 3 . ' \ 3 -_ , ’ \ MJ * i : | . F , ~ - SL ahts “ ° \ x ¢ = ss ! 5 s ‘ Wh 1 ' x , i a5 % ' % : i . n ‘ . S 3 ‘ ’ eD ’ : } ! ‘ \ 4 se \ , L Carian > ~ : are - ' ’ i ‘se Ag , ' TO PUT YOUR CITY ON POST. AL first long leg of the Woodrow Wilson, Aerial mail station by a red tri- ' Airway which copnects New. York* and ‘angle. AIRWAY,. MAKE APPLICATION [San Francisco, Firat alrway, coverd| Emergency. landing: *places where _ NOW TO AMERICAN AERO CLUB jt pes 0s m wittr-toming te gels ct ie ehbiagl Wy 9 SY \ Geieete Sateen e e —_—_—_—__— {most impottant‘¢lties: in. New York, As alr travel is ji a J. H. DUCKWORTH tovestablish hundreds of aerial mall |New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Oblo, Michi- att of thé aie by. cha: * a) . B.A. Statt Correspondent. routes, or feeders. ‘: rah, Indiana, Tikois, Jowa, Nebraska, |the same as the navigation’ of the sea, 7 é, 4 : Wyoming, Coloradd, Utah, Navada and |it is considered ‘advisable 'in establish- e: New. Pes ‘Oct. 24—Town and cities} Any community that feels that it nas | Califor. ing -airways. to beet them follow a& 4 that wish to be placed on. one of ,the| the right: to tbe served by. the new. Any city. or community ty located, on | nearly. as ‘possible: ap. easterly. and i trans-continental postal airway, should |werial ea should at once get in touch | this ear Bale wit a ie re aoe as. Pestelly, sc pian exactness is _ Now, make ‘their demands) Committee on’ Aeronautic | being on the Woodrow tr. Sites which She Pos fice eiacat having Nene and Landing Places of the AerofE ae siete setvices ei: ha ain é- airways, which is Depa club. of American, which... with the co- | will f¢ | the main line. will mn in erat direction, like. 4 spi- “proved ‘that: the“dally: delivery of mail |operation of’ thirty offiiated’( clubs|, Tanding places for aircraft and islen- |der'a, web, and, will embrace. all “im: between Washington and New, York| throughout the Sountey the Aerial | tification marks, will be placed frst in | portant tities Sale thaystetal and com: hy aeroplane. is | able ad afd of im+ league of America, ing for x the. important: places in ‘direct line of mercial Cen! ters. l qense convenience td busines men, {5|nition in the’ aerial “anil Program, the. airway. then at the- approach’ ot} Phe recubachuctinhy that-wilL follow about to develop, the Atlantic to the be carefully idered. + jevery community. thé war will/tax out railroad facilities acific route by inauguration on Nov.| At the pre five trans-continental|}' As. fast./as. astodtomes, aerial mail almost as much as the war itself, and \ 2 I'the. New York-Chicagq service—the | airways and three coastal / strways |stations ‘and emergency landing places } the toffice will need thousands of ‘ Was, ts first_leg of the lina have heen projected. “Airways” arejare established, ‘they will be ‘marked fries to continue the mail lines es- - So far eight big'airways and a ni in trunk lines; “air routes” counect rey the maps inred as follows: ed. in the interim. i ‘her of air Toutes have been ma: wonin arteries.+ opm aes , whete hangaré, ould fe ‘rans-Atlantic aerial mail lines wi 1 The New Yor! Chicago route is bent eee -exists, by a zi ri fagnare, ;no. ne hy qetabliebed Soon after the ‘ = xX , L = eae * ~ + Spbmenpe o eae. : ’ * 7 v : ‘ t General ‘Clifford L. Hilton Has ‘that “Minfiesofa voters Jéaving with draft contingents or otherwis: senter- {same in a way not disclosing how he ing naval service before November. may recelve and mak ballots for the general election before ‘leaving’ the’ state. ~~ That public employes may solicit campaign funds and that a voter un- der bail bonds is entitled to vote, were other rulings given by. Secretary of State Julius A. Schmabl. Attorney General” Hilton's opinion as given the Wabasha, county. anditor: “When an application jd made by oF in behalt of ‘stich yoters; the: county | aliditor may deliver ballots to him, and | thereupon the voter may mark. the | votes,” ‘said the ruling. - “After” tho attesting witness, who may be any county offictal “having a. seal, or any postmaster has made the proper. cer- tificates the ballot should vo deposit- ed by him or by someone in-his pres- ence, in the pdstoffice,’ Postal-auttior- ‘ities have. been. requested to hol Hthese. ballots until ‘November 6- SoS of that date to deliver them te: thy judge of election.” ' a sitorial limits of |, iets, * First Publication 1918, Ru @ a ry ish inion biden aS this. oe tiaite Coa ae be the pi of lignite. ‘aod beet faced with, a eee age Tho: shortage wlresdy has marked that it has. cae to" curtatk the power sapply: ;consumers, While in one tnaian te situation was saved through the of every available sito truck in the ltr. bas: s