Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 31, 1914, Page 5

IR eE) e o T T e e Supplement to THE DAILY PIONEER; Bemidji, Minn,, S8aturday, October 31, 1914. WM. E. LEE FOR GOVERNOR He Stands 3 X y 3, S . i { ‘ H 3 i itk e ( SO il | 1 B (i | BorninIllinois, 1852, Resident of Minne- sota 57 years. [t ¥ |Resident of Todd County 40 years. Lember-Jack Carpenter fiihwright Ferryman Mail Carrier Farmor lowe[_{ axes Goed Roads Conservation Open—l‘_lljrkets CountyOption G ~ Government Werchant Inventor Manufacturer Banker legishator Administrator Rt 4% % e = — 27 = S s — —— — 5 = = R ,/——-.‘—’,-zlg‘ i W e / s i 1 & - = e i = = A - e W = — RN — = — = = ‘A/__‘-‘ X — = = \ = — — > = S a - === X% = = - = S R 2 — — . . - = Z — e e % n z — = e o e 2 = ’é,:_‘ - / = ‘r'/;""";, Z e = Educe@nal Progress == e e e z——— = — e Z= Small_f(;wn Development President Bankers' Association. Has Traveled Ex- tensively. Trustee Methodist Church 17 years. A Student All His Life. Business Ad- ministration c.and an .. Advanced Minnesota If I am elected governor, I pledge the people of S, _Gave Him 1895 Votes to His Cpponents " 817 at the Primary of June 16, 1914. government to the end that economies be brought about and taxes lowered. —Wm. E. Lee. Minnesota my best efforts to promote efficiency of His Home, Todd County, .