The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 8

. Every American Citizen and Every | Citizen of North Dakota CHARLES E. HUGHES LYNN J. FRAZIER “Tamfor Hughes,” Says Lynn Frazier -The farmers’ candidate for Governor of North Dakota is supporting Charles E. Hughes for President of the United States. Frazier is a Republican. He has always been affiliated with the Republican party, but he is no blind partisan. He wears no party collar. He would not vote for any’ man just because he bears the party label. A Frazier is for Hughes because Hughes has always m_ade' his-word good; because ‘Hughes is not given to empty promises and vain boasts. B : ; Frazier is for Hughes because Hughes has proved himself the friend of the common people. Frazier is for Hughes because Hughes will not make himself the president and champion - of one section of the country only. Frazier is for Hughes because Hughes will make American citizenship a thing to be proud of, at home and abroad. ; The Reasons Why Frazier Will Vote for Hughes are the Reasons Why Every Farmer in Nort_h Dakota Should Vote for Hughes - The farmers of North Dakota, acting through the Nonpartisan League, have made the Republican party of North Dakota once more an instrument of the common good. They have restored to the . Republican party in this state the high aims for which the party of the immortal Lincoln was founded. They have selected a state ticket worthy to be placed alongside a national ticket headed by one of the greatest of Americans, the man who is THE PEQOPLE’S CHOICE for president—CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, the greatest governor the greatest state in the union ever knew, the peerless and upright justice of the highest court in the world, the.fair and square and fearless AMERICAN. Vote the Republican Ticket, Stc_iie and National,,Nét Because the Candidates Are Republicans, But Because They Are Worthy Your Vote, Be- -~ _ cause They Are Men Fit for the Jobs NATIONAL TICKET STATE TICKET President—CHARLES E. HUGHES i Yice President_CHARLES Vi, FAIRBANKS i e L Presndent‘:a tlectors—A. B. , ey City Secretary of State—THO HALL, - F. M. JACKSON, Hettinger. .- : (s;. g .}&[.{‘Ig(s)%o% Ifangdon State Auditor—CARL R. KOSITZKY . H. , Finley State Treasurer—JOHN STEEN JOHN' H. WERNER, Burlington z Attorney General—WILLIAM LANGER Commissioner of Insurance—S. A. OLSNESS CONGRESSIONAL TICKET Commissioner of Agriculture—JOHN N. HAGAN United States Senator—PORTER J. McCUMBER A A Congressmen—First District—H. T. HELGESEN : Commissioners of Railroads—M. P, JOHNSON Second District—GEORGE M. YOUNG e S. J. AANDAHL . Third District—P. D. NORTON-. : SR CHARLES W. BLEICK REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Two Candidates Who Are Worthy the Votes of ——s e — s R NS I o b - o 3