The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 19, 1916, Page 13

We w1ll m_a11 to any address st- I paid four .of -our - Genuina Msher Duplex: Multi Spark- Pugs ‘for ‘Ford Cars upon' receipt of :One Dollar. Duplex Multi Spark Plug Co. DEVILS LAKE, N. D. § . This offer good for 30 days from \date of first issue. If Your Radiator Leaks ' Send it to us. The Fargo Cornice & f=% Ornament Co. 1002 Frgnt St., Fargo, N. D. IS THE LEADER ANY GOOD J as an advertising medium? Aaker’s Business College placed seven students in -good positions last week and has i already placed: Conrad Leraas with Fargo Knitting Mills; Agnes ‘Wood with the Co- -Operators’ Herald, and Luella Basset with an insurance com- pany this week. Mention the Leader when you.write for catalog so we may know if it is a good paper to adver tise in. ‘Write to A. B. C., Fargo or Grand Forks. _% WE ARE SPECIALISTS Bring in or ship us your self -starter and storage Batteries. Free inspec- tion. AN work guaranteed. - GEO. A. FLATH FARGO, N. D. “A COOPERAT!VE FARMERS' INSTITUTION If You Want to Do Business. With a Real Farmers’ Loan . Agency, Write— 3 THE EQUITY RURAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION Herald Bu\ildmg. Fargo, N. D. All Quality Goods KREMENETSK1 BROTHERS Tuttle, N. D. GENERAL MERCHANDISE “Groceries, Full Line ‘of Hard- ware, Shoes and Clothing, ware, Tinware, Guflery andTools. CONSPIRACY _ EXPOSED | ; Best Book on Money Problem You Want 40 Read it! 74 Hom. C. B.! !.(ezley,‘ Master Washington : Stute Grange and President National Raral - “Credit League of 'Americs, ‘writes' the “t’llml: d fully the uscript Tale ave read carefully the man for your text hook and believe it to be the best k on wfll use aeveral thousnnd copies heu in Cloth $l Paper 60c . " LIBERAL: COMMISSIONS ; TO AGENTS HI Louck " -authentic, Qneedit. =~ on the money problem ‘f k. that question ever given to the We - F ¥ Box 8 WATERTOWN, S.D.,’ A New Angle to An Old Fight (Continued from page 11) pnmary act adopting aome. ‘but 'leaving _out most, of the m:porhnt features of “the Rxchards act adopted in 1912 by the people. This new, proposed act of course repealed the Richards act. It was proved to the( legislature’ that the peti- tions initiating this proposed Richards act substitute ‘were fraudulent—names were forged, duplicated and improperly vattached to the petitions. Nevertheless, the legislature hastened to submit the substitute for the Richards law to the people, who: voted on it in 1914, The people voted on this substitute in November, 1914, after they ‘had tried the Richards act at one primary elec- tion, and after the great cry had been made by the politicians and the.news- papers that it had proved a failure. . Despite this, the pedple turned down the substitute act of the politicians by a vote of 44,697 to 37,106, and 81 per cent of the voters, over eight out of every ten, voted on the: measure. By turning down this substitute to the Richards act, after - the Richards act had been tried at one primary, the people again expressed emphatically their confidence in its pro- visions. They adopted it by an over- whelming vote in 1912 and refused to repeal it by acceptmg a substitute in 1914. THE LEGISLATURE FLOUTS WILL OF THE PEOPLE . -This was the situation when the 1915 - legislature met, dominated, as usual, by the politicians and enemies- of direct’ legislation. What here follows is scarcely believable, although it is the duly recorded " and official record of the legislature. THE LEGIS- LATURE REPEALED THE RICH- ARDS ACT AND PASSED, . BY STATUTE; A SUBSTITUTE ‘ROR IT, SIMILAR TO THE ONE--TURNED DOWN 'BY THE PEOPLE, AT..THE 1914 ELECTION. The legislature " repealed an’ act the sovereign people had adopted, an act the people had at a sub- sequent election refused to-repeal them- seélves. The legislature flew in the face of the expressed, recorded mandate of -the people at two elections. AND T GOVERNOR > APPROVED: THE "AC REPEALING THE ACT- OF THE PEOPLE. The blackest: record of any state legislature scarcely will equal " But: there were’ still the courts. Ah :yes; the courts,. sworn to protect the - people, ¥rom aggression by finauthonzed power, pledged- to keep comstitutions inviolate! So it was to the cqurts that "Mr. Richards, thé friend of popular government, and the people looked. It “had been Muspered by the politicians . during the session of the legislature that’ * they had consulted the members of the supreme ' court, ‘and - ‘these "judges had ; promlsed to hold the act of the, leglslg- ture in repeailng the bill" const.ltutxonal, if it was passed.' It can hardly be believed in this day and age, although courts are known sometimes to be domin- ated by politicians and special interests, that they would be as corrupt as these stories “indicate. It is -hardly possible - MADE HAPPY The -following were. placed in fine | positions last week by Aaker’s Busi- /fness College: Lottie Schaffer, Waood, Conrad Leraas; Luella B::g:‘tt & B Olive Furas, Thelma Johnson, Rose ‘Rustad,- Sofie- Christianson and G. G. ‘I McGrath. Two. of above are students | { We place as many k. of other schools. Jin a week as some schools do in a month; yes, six months. Send for: catalog to A. Forks; also for a Gas. Tractor and Auto Course catalog. Specml course- i inning English or those who' Weldmg and = Service We weld all tals. e or ‘ lfinme hlilk : All sizes of Auto and Cylinders' bored ' and reamedi,:ngand fitted with- arger;pwm ‘and ‘rings, NeD: , . 563t A. B. C., Fargo or Grand - WANTED EXTRA BIG PRICES PAID FOR URKEYS| | CHICKENS, DUCKS | GEESE, GUINEAS THIS IS A YEAR FOR HIGH. PRICB IN THE LARGE MARKETS WRITE US EARLY FOR PRICE LIST, TAGS ND HOW AND WHEN TO SHIP ~ Also Want ‘Shipments of Cream, Veal, Calves, Dressed) H i o your name on our mailinglist. = Write todny E.COBB CO. 13 East Third Street @ Saint Paul, Minnese HAVE. THE RECORD OF YOUR Avuction Sale .made on our blank number B201. Walker Bros. & Hardy, Fargo, - diseases including drugs or surgery. Consult the LaCrozx' speci obligation to us. coats, suits, party dresses and furmshmgs, ete. Remember Thls tomeztex:s laws. Our fifim&smmm’cmm so.' Buy your blanks and. his name on the tine, you've Railroad Commissioners. W)ILKER BROS. & HARDY ST. PAl IA'LEAGBNCYAN’D (UTHORIZED - e -American Society of Equity THEIB OWN SELLB{G AGEN Kh'k Oolnmlu!on co So St. PlIl. m Wade H Murray FARGO,.N:'D:. The LaCroix has arranged a special service which aIl ont-of A town women are invited to make use of .them in'need of informa- tion as to the'latest styles in women’s wearing apparel.. oS © This almcemfreeofchatgeand phcesyonnnder no: “We sell everything well dressed women _require i’ mlhnery Ve afternoon ‘gowns;: house ‘dresses,’ All ‘goods ot satxsfactory jmay be returned. THE LaCROIX Legal blanks that are not printed as - ‘the law demands are not legal. They. are simply blanks, andmworthnofluug Legalblanh, wbcLBGAL, must be changed attorney that snpplw;igomusmdwhmyowmm J R Kltk gommlssmn Co. Inc.-» RESENTATIVE OF 'l'nl ¥ ' CONSIGN YOUR LIVE B‘I‘O(;K TO US AND GET A SQUARE mm. ANm ASSGCIA'I‘!OS SEES BENEFIT IN SHIPPING LIVE lnmllll.N.D.l’eb.l.mt oth autos, epairing / 3 Arclutect “and Snpermtendent ‘School ‘plans a spec:_ah:_y . EARGO, N. D, The Honland W:ld Oats; ‘Separator . Can you farm mucc. ' cessfully without this ’ 'wild oats: separator? New special cata- log just out will be | mailed on application. Address ALBERT HOILAND FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA Fargo Sanitelrium and Annex The Fargo Sanitarium is an. Osteo- pathic Institution equipped with the very latest Osteopathic devices for. the treatment of acute and chronm, Rheumatism and other forms of - Bowel and Stomach; - Liver- condlhons, without - the use of For further information and descnos; 1 tive literature concerning the meth in ‘mse at this Institytion, applyto Dr. J. E. Cavanagh ~~ FARGO SANITARYUM 5 1329 Third Avenue S. Telephone 630 Fargo, got Wcalsopnflisbthcaoup%ku of Elevator forms as adopied byflw 'Efargo, N. D. Owubnu'nlb