The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, August 31, 1916, Page 17

!strictly in advance. oublication. ke the: Leader but has besides, Raise in Subscription Price f]: . As announced some weeks ago, beginning with next issue of - the . Leader the subscription price will be $2.50 per year, and $1.50 for six months, There are many reasons for this increase in price; principally that the cost of producing a newspaper has been increased many fold since the Leader began There. is not_an article which enters into the making of a paper increased in price from 100 to 500 the work and campaign of the League have necessitate . of a larger and better paper than was contemplafed when the Leader was first - published, and the price of $1.50 is too small an amount to er cent. Then, the publication operate on and basis of all business in North Dakota and naturally what tends to develop the prosPerity of the farmer will redound to the interests of all our. citizens. So all that is needed.is the wise appli- - cation of knowledge already -gained to present conditions. Good roads, better farming, cooperative marketing and transportation facilities will go a long Wways in promoting the prosperous con- ditions desired by every class in this fair state~—LISBON FREE PRESS. - IT’'S'A “HUM-DINGER” GALL ' CURE HORSE COLLAR! - keep the Leader independent of all other influences, * necessary. % MON So,_to meet the increasing costs of - continued existence and an opportunity of of the Farmers’ Nonpartisan League, gu})lication and to assure the Leader eing steadfaste«_lly true to the cause the new subscription is absolutely New Orleans Finds the Anwer (Continued from page 6) that at any similar -elevator in ‘any. T Atlantic of = Gulf port, which should 3 ‘render the elevator paiticu]ar]y attrac- S tive ‘to ocean ‘vessels, on account of the rapidity with which they can receive p ; _~ Special attention has been given track- age facilities at the elevator. All four ] delivery tracks -are. through tracks, so \ that the cars, after passing through the track shed, are’ carried out into the main’ yard.” This is a great advantage over a ' plant having stub end tracks: | e * The main plant comprises a track shed, - a drip shed, a working house, a storage annex, a shipping conveyor gallery, - a - . .dock gallery and a marine tower. Under the track shéd, which is 80 by, 166 feet, with a clear height of 23 feet, will be four unloading tracks, under which - and at right angles to them, will be two unloading belts carrying grain from the sinks ‘- to the receiving legs of the elevator: The fourunloading tracks will hold about 20 -cars-or one-half day’s work, making switching necessary only - once during the day. Each of the receiv- ' ing sinks will hold 2200 bushels, and they * are so arranged with interlocking levers . -and signals that it will be impossible to . ] mix the contents 'of different cars that are - i being unloaded. The 40-inch _.wide: ' You'll Find It Pays " Order the ‘next suit or overcoat from us. - Our special line of -men’s and young men’'s Buits and overcoats -at < $18.00 ues so much that we guarantee every suit or overcoat to give satisfaction.” Remember these are to order goods. 300 patterns to choose from. : HAGEN & OLSON » 302 Broadway ¥ Fa:j:o, N. D. | WeAre Specialists In repairing’ SELF-STARTERS and 'STORAGE BATTERIES. ‘All work ‘done: promptly and guaranteed. Geo. A.Flath - 407 N, P. Ave. : _ Fargo, N, D. r e . A handsome full size five- | passenger automobile. Sub- - | stantially built . throughout; | genuine leather are splendid bargains, and we believe in the }- val receiving belts will each carry grain at the rate of 25,000 bushels an-hour. MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT IN GRAIN ELEVATORS The drip shed will be 80 by 83 feet, so that cars will have ample opportunity to drain thoroughly in wet weather, and no moisture will run into the receiving bins while cars are being unloaded. The main working house will be 47 by 117 feet, and will be 208 feet 6 inches high. It will contain 47 bins with a capacity of ‘about 175,000 bushels. . In addition to the two 40-inch receiving legs and four 40-inch shipping legs with which this house will be equipped, there will be a drier and general utility leg with a capacity of about 10,000 bushels an hour. The cupola will ~contain seven concrete each, and seven 2,000-bushel -hopper scales with self-registering beams. The main working house also will contain . automatic sacking scales and all other modern equipment. B In the storage annex are 60 circular tanks” of a capacity of 12,100 bushels each, and 45 interstices of a capacity of 2690 bushels each, giving the annex a total storage capacity of 847,000 bushels. This, togethér with the 175,000-bushel bin capacity of the working house, gives the elevator a total storage capacity of 1,200,000 bushels. 2 Among the many .and varied: .ton* warehouses and the grain elevator are lower interest rates, storage rates, lower handling cost, lower insurance rates, greater rapid- ity of handling, better protection, assuring ability to fill sales contracts and contracts for ocean freight room,: which ordinary insurance does not compensate for, and accessability to diverse trade routes.and destinations, with the ability to change ultimate destination after purchase and stor- age of commodities. S Built, not for profit, but for the: public good and to benefit the com- munity and the ‘state by bringing business to the, port of New Orleans, now the second port of the country, these plants offer their many advan- tages to the whole of the cotton and- exporter, “with the assurance that commission all patrons will receive fair treatment and the best possible f. %" LAUGH ON GUILTY - Editor Guild of the Courier-News adyises opponents of the League to vote with some: political ‘party that is “un- tainted.” This should' cause a hearty * laugh throughout the state—~BOWMAN - NEED NATIONAL LEAGUE -And right here we want toremark that one party is just’ as bad ‘as another. ' When the Republicans were in power the <~Democrats were continually howling - about extravagance. Now that the Dem- . ocrats are in power we hear the same cry from the Republicans:: Some of these " days 'we are going to'have a Nonpartisan I for s cxitence what ‘excuse there PROSPERITY F farmer; of 'Norvt fayorable to the farming - shall lqok to the prom garners. of a capacity of 3,000 bushels' [ advantages offered by both the cot- - grain trade, from the grower to the -~ under the administration of the port * - | Something You Have League in national affairs and then there will ‘be a lot of people who will wonder . Heavy web rim, heavy auto tire fabric backs; waterproofed. Heavy red stripe ticking face inter-lined with “Gall Cure” curled hair pads, backed with selected rye straw. Large pres- sed sole leather caps. and billets. 18%3-INCH DRAFT GENUINE HAIR FACE, PRICE $2.50 EACH. Ask your dealer for the “Hum-Dinger” Collar. Bristol & Sweet Harness Co.,Fargo,N.D. Manufacturers “The’ Eagle Brand Line” 1 inch buckles TO LEAGUE MEMBERS: I have invented a ditch digging and grading machine which I believe to be superior to anything at present on the market. It is horse drawn and will dig an open ditch to a depth of six feet and a’ width of fifteen feet. I believe it to be just the thing for the work of constructing drains in the Red River valley. I am a working farmer, a menber of the Nonpartisan League of Minnesota, and on account of the failure of my crop I have not the money to arrange for the manufacture and sale of this machine. I will offer an attrac- tive proposition to anyone who is willing to join me in manufacturing and marketing my invention. GEO. GILBERTSON. * PELICAN RAPIDS, MINNESOTA . If the elevator company of which you are an officer or stockholder is in need of a manager that will work for the farmers’ interest and not for the interest of the Grain Combine, please write at once to our office, as we are always in touch with the very best elevator managers that are available. We also have a list of men that are anxious to work as second men with the, view of becoming managers later. Should you need either a second man or manager, -please write or wire us at once. Equity Co-operative Exchange, St. Paul, Minn. = Your merchant has a full stock and fine selection of Norwegian fish and other Norwegian delicacies. " If you want the best in the market of Nrrwegian as well as American fish and other eatables order - MIDNIGHT SUN BRAND Our long ‘experience as importers and dealers in Nofwegianvand American goods in all lines of fresh, smoked; canned, driéd and salted -fish, cheése and other delicacies, etc., enables us to procure the best in the market. : odASk your home merchant for our line. Remember to order Bergséth’s goods. g Only'Nnrwégian, wholesale firm west of Chicago. - - O. Minot, N.D. ¥ - Valley City Q’L‘Lfie' - and Marble Works - "..+ 'Are you going. to erect a monument . .or headstone this.year? = Don’t: put <.t off until it is_too: late. . We keep no agents and can give the buyers better prices. Write for our - free catalogue and be . convinced. All work sold on a guarantee, VALLEY CITY N.D. | -Somebody Want | ‘Blooded Stock—Farm Machinery—Used . Autos—Farm or City Property—Can all be ‘~turned into cash ‘quickly and at small