The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 16, 1916, Page 15

WILLIAM OLSON Cardidate for Democratic National : Committeeman. The statewide primaries next Tues- day, March 21, are what is known as the presidential primaries, at which members of the national parties ex- press their choice of candidates for president, elect delegates to\the na- tional conventions and national com- mitteemen for the state. The League as an organization is taking no part in these primaries, but i8 interested in the election of William Olsen as national committeeman for the Democratic party -and William ' Lemke as national committeeman the Republican party to this extent: These ‘men. were indorsed by the i THE NONPARTISAN LEADER CANDIDATES FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMEN ’ WILLIAM LEMKE Candidate for Republican National Committeeman, stockholders of the Equity Cooper- ative Exchange and the American So- ciety of Equity for North Dakota at their recent conventions. Most of those attending these two conventions were members of the Farmers’ Non- partisan League and these two candi- dates were satisfactory to them and they are also satisfactory to the League. ‘So as the members cast their ballots at the polls next Tuesday they should vote for these two men. It is certain, if these two men are elected, that insofar as their duties. pertain to the internal affairs of the - state, they will be in full sympathy with the program of the League. Paid Political Announcements Under this heading the Leader will print paid advertisements announcing the can- didacy ‘of any person for public office 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 columzs. is not an endorsement either di- rectly or indirectly by the League or the Leader. All announcements must be paid for i: advarce and raves will be made known on application to Advertising De- partment of the Leader. Paid Advertisement LaFollette Ticket Republican Party Progressive Candidates Preserve for R;lerenca 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. A. BOWMAN, Kulm, N. D. . B. BURTNESS, Grand Forks, N. D. ..C. CONVERSE, Schafer, N. D. 2§ . P. HALVERSON, Sheyenne, N. D. . C. HARTY, Omemee, N. D. OBERT KEE, Sanbors, N: b R rn, N, D, ROBERT M. POLLOCK, Fargo, N. D, M. TSCHIDA, Glen Ullin, N. D. Presidential Electors: ] HEOo . E, A . H. NELSON, Finley, N. D. JOHN H. WERNER, Burlington, N. D, _H. N. TUCKER, Manager LfiFolletbq Campaign Committee. PHONE 1160 Passenger Depot. - Telephone in Eve_ry Room. Large Dining “Farmers. are Thinking o - Your Leader certainly is a dandy. You ought to be able to make some “of the Old Gang sit up and think and' : % for oxilc‘e‘i ihi.nk eet(lix:g 1tl"isdal.)qut tx;:lne for us old hays 1o be doing some- thin; ixi‘tbatyliqq, Al League boost- ’ t . P fln Priced Hotel. - Located at No. 1 Broadway, Opposite N. P. o Neves WA H!;meflka European' Hotel. ~ Hot ‘and Cold ¢ Get' my. paper iy and thinke Paid Advertisement Progi'essive ~ Democratic Ticket - .These men are, with one ex- ‘ception, bona fide farmers. It will be your first chance to vote for men of your own vo- cation. They stand for things that are of benefit to the farm- ers. You will find their names in the Democratic ballot March 21st. They are endors- ‘1ed by the North Dakota So- ciety of Equity and other Far- mer organizations. National Committeeman: WM. OLSON. Delegates to . Natienal Convention: L. L. Stair, P. A. Suhumskie, J..C. Leum, Karl Bichler, F. O. Hellstrom, Jakob Brandvig, J. B. Hagelberger, Tim O’Connor, . J.:S. Gogin,: - J. E.-Brady. HOTEL DACOTAH 3 C. B. PRESCOTT, Proprietor [ d ® (3 - (J FARGO, N. D. : o Running Water and © Room. RATES: 75c to $1.50 PER DAY : ©00060000000000606000000000000000000000000000000060¢6 : ' 'THE League and Leader will ‘ac-- complish things worth while for the farmer if the latter will let them by his support and confidence. 2 ~ALL méetings ‘of the League é.re announced in the columns of the Lead- ir. All other calls for gatherings of bers are fakes, Beware - ".‘..Q.‘.....................................O............... FIFTEEN Paid Advertisement D.O..O............O..........O.........OO........... H. H. PERRY The Democratic Candidate for National Committeeman WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION ON MARCH 21st His Candidacy Is in the Interest of the Whole Party and Not Affiliated With Any Faction - ’ 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. 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