The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 9, 1916, Page 10

. William Olson of Valley City is can- didate for national committeeman be- fore the democratic primaries. Mr. - Olson took up a preemption claim near -Valley City in 1880 and has for 85 ears been a farmer of this.state. He as a family of wife and five children. He is indorsed by the Progressive Democrats, and the American Society of Equity, and announces himself as devoted to the best interests of all the people of the state. L3 William Lemke of Fargo is a can- didate for national committeeman on the republican ticket and has the in- dorsement of the Progressive Repub- lican league, the stockholders of the Equity Cooperative exchange of Far- go and the American Society of Equity of North Dakota. He is a native American, grew up on a North Dakota farm and is a graduate of the N(;lrt}} Dakota university and Yale law school. Paid Political Announcements Under this heading the Leader will print paid advertisements announcing the can- didacy of any n for public office persol or political parties within the state of North Dakota. These will be purely paid for announcements of the candidates and political parties and their printing in these columns is not an endorsement either di- rectly or indirectly by the League or the Leader. All announcements must be paid for in advance and rates will be made known on application to Advertising De- partment of the Leader. 3 Paid Advertisement LaFollette Ticket Republican Party Progressive Candidates Preserve for Reference On Primary Election Day, March 21 For President: ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE National Committeeman: WILLIAM LEMKE Delegates to the National Convention: JAMES A. BUCHANAN, Buchanan, N. D. E. A. BOWMAN, Kulm, N. D. O. B. BURTNESS, Grand Forks, N. D. C. C. CONVERSE, Schafer, N..D. H. P. HALVERSON, Sheyenne, N. D. H. C. HARTY, Omemee, N. D. M. P. JOHNSON, Tolley, N. D. ROBERT KEE, Sanborn, N. D. ROBERT M. POLLOCK, Fargo, N. D. M. TSCHIDA, Glen Ullin, N. D. " Presidential Electors: A. B. COX, Valley.City, N. D. F. M. JACKSON, Hettinger, N. D. C. E. JOHNSON, Langdon, N. D. S. H. NELSON, Finley, N. D. JOHN H. WERNER, Burlington, N. D, H. N. TUCKER, Manager LaFollette Ca.mpglzn Committee. ' Paid Advertisement Democratic Candidate for National Committeeman I have been selected by the Progressive Democrats as a candidate for National Committeeman. I solicit the support of the Democratic voters at the polls on the 21st. If elected will be a representative of all Progressive-interests of the people. I have been for 356 years a farmer in this state and consider myself qualified to: rep- resent the producers. : 2 William Olson, Valley,City, N. D. “FROGGY” DON'T “APPEAL” Pierce County Tribune: Froggy Smith, the “Little’ Napoleon”—has ~met his Waterloo—already. ~ ters a few dismal croaks about “ap- .pealing to the people” and all that sort of nonsense—but Froggy is one He ut- those kind that don’t “appesl” very Paid Advertisement Progressive Democratic Ticket Prescrve For Reference On Primary Election Day, March 21 National Committeeman Wm. Olson Delegates to National Convention: Name— L. L. Stair, P. A. Suhumskie J. G. Leum, Mayville, Carl Richeler - Selz, F. O. Hellstrom, Bismarck, Burleigh. Joseph Moren Neche, Pembina. J. B. Hagelberger, Alpha, ‘Mercer. Tim O’Connor New Rockford, - Eddy. Dave Hamilton, Eckman, McHenry. J. E, Brady, Jud, LaMoure. Town— Newburg, Lisbon, County— Bottineau. Ransom. Traill, Pierce. Paid Advertisement POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT of John S, Gogin I hold that since our forefathers in Inde- pendence Hall, on_the battlefield, and by our National Constitution provided for and meant to guarantee in perpetuity to posterity for us, a Republican and representative form of government, it is our right, it is our duty, to maintain the treasure which they thus gave to_their posterity. B 1 hold that since the farmer—the real farmer—is no longer represented in any branch of our National government; and since the farmer and his industry is the most necessary and essential part and portion of our nation and its industries, we mnot only no longer are in sentative and democratic government, but our most worthy men and industry have been degraded, debased and destroyed to the great peril of our people and country’s welfare, In brief, I hold that all those.ills which we as a people are now heir to have arisen from the above fact and the further fact which the light of analysis reveals, that this government in which we no longer have any voice or proper recognition, has, for many years, maintained a more hostile and de- structive attitude toward the farmer and his industry than toward the convicted criminal. Therefore: If I, a real farmer and a can- ' didate for delegate to the coming National, ' -Convention of the Democratic party, am, in the March primary election, chosen by the people to there represent them, I will, with all the power and force of my mind and body, en- ~ deavor ' to . along those lines and for the - benefit of ‘the farmers and people of my country, leave a decided impress upon the deliberations of that convention and in the party platform which it adopts, Signed, JOHN S.: GOGIN, Osnabrook, North Dakota. S. C. Buff Orphington Eggs for : Hatching 15 for $1.50 30 for $2.75 50 for $4.00 100 for $7.00 |JohaA. Winberg, Edridge,N.D.| the enjoyment of repre-- New Rockiord Ntk Farmers and Farm Workers Your prosperity is helpful to the city worker as well as to yourself. Likewise his success is an indirect aid to YOU in the selling of your farm products. Help the city worker—the Unon shoe worker by the purchase of UNION STAMP FOOTWEAR. Do your share towards building up mutual prosperity. { ; Insist on shoes bearing the UNION STAMP and you will be certain of the best possible shoe for your money. y : - UNION STAM%’ FOOTWEAR is sold by reliable retailers all over the United States. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS’ UNION 246 Summer Street, Boston Mass. CHARLES L. BAINE, Secretary-Treasurer. JOHN F. TOBIN, President. BOSCH MAGNETOS Satisfy Always. They insure efficiency in gas tractors as well as automobiles. All mag- netos need care and now is the time to have yours overhauled. We re- magnetize and repair all makes of magnetos.” We guarantee our work. HOWARD B. TILDEN Dept. O, 5th St. N. g —_— (e Fargo, N. D, GEO. A. WELCH, President PHONE 141 J. P. FRENCH, Sec. - Treas. . - FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARE : COMPANY Harness Farm Implements Plumbing and Heating Shelf and Heavy Hardware MAIN STREET BISMARCK, N. D. Paid Advertisement '$200 in Cash Prizes School Essay Contest To The Pupils of North Dakota Schools: . (EDDY COUNTY SCHOOLS NOT COMPETING.) The Capital Removal Association of North Dakota is offering cash prizes as named below for essays written upon the subject, “Why New Rockford Should Be the State Capital.” There are many reasons why this subject should be of interest to the students and future citizens of our state, a few of which are named in a booklet which you may get from your teacher or county superintendent, or from Secretary Black, of New Rockford, bearing the title, “Let the People Vote On It.” When you have read this carefully and found all about the topic from any source whatever, write vour essay and hand it to your teacher or your county superintendent; or you may send it direct to New Rockford. All grading will be done by the Committee here, and all essays must be sent in not later than April 15, 1916. All winners names will appear in the papers of our city in the issue of May 15, also a list of ‘‘Honorable Mention,” For High School pupils the essays must be more than 300 words, and not over 1500 in length. For all grades below the High School, essays must contain more than 250, and not over 1000 words. Prizes Are As Follows: High Schools—City and Consolidated— All Grades below High School—Rural Academies and Denominational Schools. and Consolidated—Denominational. Three prizes of .. $10.00 each One prize of .. $10.00 Five prizes of ... Five prizes of .. 5.00 each Forty-five prizes of ... 1.00 each Sixty-five prizes of 1.00 each List of fifty of “Honorable Mention.” List of 76 of ‘“Honorable Mention,” All Papers Will Be Graded As Follows: ...-60 per cent. Grammar . ... 10 per cent, ndpoint. B. State Standpoint. s Spelling ... 10 per cent, Literary e 16 per cent. Neatness .. ... b per cent. Requirements: Papers must be written on one side of paper only, either in ink or typewritten. Must contain either [glt; the following forms: N B School, ... Sel ... N. Dak, Name and address in upper right rner. C. Must be addressed to Capital Essay Contest, New Rockford, N. D., not later than April 15, 1916. Prizes will be announced May 15, 1916. On behalf of the Association we wish you success in your essay. ESSAY COMTTEE—C&MN Removal Association, New Rockford, N. D Paid Advertisement in petitions. Also all thoge who intend to do so but have delayed— Please don’t put it off. < Remember This 1. No additional taxes—Capital fund: $1,199,216.37 2. Land values will increase all over state. ~ (/8 .QQ.....O.........C‘_.....................’........O. Thank YOu All those who signed and sent Thank You ELEVEN 3. You need not ‘vote for Capital Removal unless we (] /Z”\/Jm.\\ [,)1 - Drove our case. o R CAPITAL REMOVAL ASSOCIATION \@“«/ ,SIGN PETITION TODAY LR ey R T e