The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 10, 1916, Page 14

GUARANTEED Fire-Fly Spark Plug Sold direct for cash with order at a large saving. Give size wanted when you order. Half doz. lots... ------------ o ) One doz. lots... esssessscesassse ---ORDER TODAY--- Henry A. Wilberg Nome, - No. Dak. The Edmore Mercantile Store Wants your business; we also want your good will. Edmore, Right treatment should get N. D. both. We try to be right. J. D. Reeves G. B. Smith Auto Repairing Garage M.eharne Guaranteed NO. DAK. STEELE, DENTIST Dr. Prescott, of Steele Will be in STEELE, NO. DAK. FEBRUARY and MARCH Patronize--- P. NORUM General Merchandise When in HAMPDEN, NORTH DAKOTA LEAGUE Members Trade with Clyde Mercantile Co. CLYDE, N. D. Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, etc. YOU atways find Satisfaction in buying at the Peoples Trading Co. General Merchandise HANSBORO, .- NO. DAK. ' Our established motto is ‘““MORE FOR YOUR MONEY”’ Michigan Mercantile Co. MICHIGAN NO. DAK. * Nick Weiler Auctioneer . s in German or English. Write to me for dates. Prices reasonable. | Nick_Weiler, Grand Rapids, gtk ene, C. BJERKE & COMPANY g%%Mmgkmng,sFam&ure, tatione Baldi Pgn’ws_r%gcéolflbia Phon: ographs. Special Cash Discount to League Members. - CONWAY -:- NORTH DAKOTA IROLF BROS. Tailors of Quality Clothes 7 Bacon Block - N. 4th St. ' § Grand Forks, - N.D. e s e oy v e e = e THE NONPARTISAN LEADER League Members, Attention! Continued from Page 3 . asking you to vote for them, by acting the part of the politi.cxan. They do not slander and belittle your intelligence and your judg- ment by appointing themselves your guardians—by telling: you that you should vote for them to be saved, politically. They have too much respect for themselves and because they respect them- selves, they respect you and your organization. They know that you have made arrangements to select candidates and are glad to leave the selection to your judgment. They will await your invitation to office as they would to your home. Indeed, these men would no more willingly foist themselves upon you to per- form the sacred duties of the state than they would impose them- - selves upon the sacred precincts of your home. They are real men of honor, built after the type of Washington. They wait till they are invited either to come into your home or to serve you in public office. And, though they may not be invited to hold office they are with you just the same. These men of sincere purpose will still support the men you do select, because they are not self seekers, but seek what you yourselves desire, the common -good. It is not so with the politician, the self seeker, the man in- sincere in his professions. Because he is looking for office for himself he will turn and do all he can to fool you and rend your organization, if he does not get your endorsement. By this test you may know them—if they don’t get what they want, they will lie, knock, bulldoze and destroy. ‘Look carefully for the real men of the Washington type. If you select such men for delegates, they will select men of like calibre to run our government and these men will carry out your program and accomplish the greatest good for the greatest number. But if you listen to the politician and the tools of or- ganized middlemen, we will have builded this organization all in vain. All our work will come to nothing. You must be very careful. Organized greed is at work. They know you have the power to elect whom you will, unless they can disrupt your league, They must either get you to fight- ing among yourselves or go in and control your delegates. They will try to control your conventions first. Already we have un- mistakable evidence from a dozen quarters that an organized effort is being made to get you to select their tools as delegates. If they fail in that they will attack your organization in every conceivable way; even murder has been done a thousand times to destroy organizations of this kind. Be not sur- prised at anything. They will not easily yield. To maintain a middleman’s business system that pours hundreds of un- earned millions into the coffers of men already defiled with riches they will go to any length. They will spread distrust and suspicion concerning your leaders and they will defile your organization. But have confidence in yourselves and your cause, watch, sit tight and be ready to act. . The battle is now in your hands. You are organized to win. You can win. Gather quietly at the voting place as you would for a school meeting. You know where the voting place is. Go !;hett:e, follow the rules and order of business that you will receive in time. The future welfare of your homes and families depends more upon ‘the way you discharge your duty at these meetings than _upon your labors in the field. The future of the state and its effect upon your lives and fortunes depends upon your conduct at these meetings on February 22nd, Washington’s birthday. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THIS CALL TO ACTION. DO YOUR SACRED DUTY IN DEFENSE OF YOUR LIVES, YOUR LIBERTY, YOUR PROSPERITY, YOUR HOMES, YOUR STATE AND YOUR COUNTRY. Certificate of Election of Precinct Delegate I, the nndersigned became a member of the Farmers Nonpartisan Political League on the_______ a~--day of. : 191__, My membership fee is paid in full to December 1, 1916. I am a bona- fide farmer and reside at the present time on Section fo Sttty i Y S S b o R G S A N. Dak. I agree to serve as the League delegate to the Dlsérlct. Convention to be held in this Legislative District No.______ ... ... of endorsing candidates by the Farmers Nonpartisan . I pledge myself to make no promises, ‘or compromise League in any way, that will influence the Convention ‘before it’convenes, in favor of any. individual candidate. e Ly is the duly elected precinct delegate from the voting precinct com- prising (Here give name and number of townships in voting precinct) ,-_——_...._..__.._-_____..——._—_..__...-._-—_.._..__’——_.._._._—__—_ —— This must be signed at once and mailed to Campaign Secreta Farmers Nonpartisan Political League, box 919, Fargo, N. D, (Cut this out and take to Precinot meeting to.be used to certify : - delegate’s’ election’) L '] After culling I find I have about 20 Aug. E. Johnson Save Your Gasoline A Gas Pre-Heater Does It and Costs $2.50 B If p!Eased before: Feb. 10th Two Cham- o pion X Spark : “® Plugs & Ford Gas Preheater, Post Paid, for $2.75 * For Buick 25, $3.00 For Maxwell 25, $3.00 Post Paid They are absolutely guaranteed to give you % more Mileage per gal- lon of gasoline. - Your Money promptly refunded if you are not satisfied. 4 QOut of the hundreds sold we have yet to receive the first letter asking us to refund the money. Write for any information. " Satisfaction or money back. F. COOPER MFG. CO. New Rockford, N. D. faaaa st da l iy ] The Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Rockford, N. D. A Home Institution Capital and Surplus of $30,000 - Largest Deposits of any Bank in Eddy County. Does a General Banking, Farm Loan and Insur- ance Business W. C. RATHBUN Practical Plumbing; Steam and Hot Water Heating NEW ROCKFORD - N.D. A PHOTO of YOU Your Stock or Buildings Finishing for Amateurs. Have your pictures artistically framed. L. P. WELLER New Rockford, - North Dakota BUFF ORP. COCKERELS left. $3.00 per single bird. 2 for $5. 8 or more at $2. Write for prices on hatching eggs. JOHN A. WINBERG, Eldridge, N. D Farmers Cash Store : Arena, N.D. Dealers in General Merchandise Hardware; Machinery REIDER & ROSENAU, Props. You will always get a square deal if you trade with e - CHICAGO CASH STORE COMPANY, Inc. J. K. Edelman, Pres. and Mgr. "GENERAL MERCHANDISE - Egeland and Rock Lake - N. Dak. BALDWIN STATE BANK Baldwin, No. Dak. Capital and Surplas $11,500.00 %G Helling, Karl Kiein, Asst: Cashier