The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 29, 1917, Page 12

4 e Mention Leader when writing advertisers % ? ADVERTISEMENTS The A Round Whee! Trace beAsersts Rodd Wheol Tre ol ese Featares. When thousands of farmers put the “OK” sign on the Bates Steel . Mule, you can bank on it that the Bates Steel Mule is the one tractor for you. It's a big success because it's a big worker—a big result getter. The largest en:lusivge light tractor plant in the country is hard pushed to fill the demand. The *‘Crawler’’ Saves Time and Fuel—It Burns Kerosene It Saves One iMan's Labor—It Does All Farm Jobs It gives you full drawbar power on any kind of eoil. Because of its ““Crawler,” it v;gllill noyt pack the gmun%? It saves fuel over wheel tractors because it does not have the “back slip” of a wheel tractor, Plowing, dnanf. drilling, cultivat- ing and harvesting all look alike to the *“Mule.” It does all kinds of beit and e e A S L A el T Dot 1 'round general farm utility. It burns chea; € :lesigned sgecially to burn kerosene. This cuts the operating cost and makes the *“Mule” the cheapest tractor to operate., SR =0 ustral Get the Illustrated Facts You want to get the latest iustrated postal brings everything. Write and mail one today. The Bates Steel MaleOwner Has All These Money - Saving Features to Help Him. $985 'F. M. WARNER CO.. ' Northwestern Distributors 314 Wasi\ington Ave. N. Thousands In Use Minneapolis -And Thousands More Demandeg PRICE $125 OF KEEPING ONE HORSE. Ready to Attach to Any Ford About One Gallon of Gaso- line an Hour Consumed 20th Centur—y Farm Horse attachment is cheap and. durable and converts a Ford into a Powerful Tractor. Not only is the ' original cost small but the cost of running is way less than horse feed. They don’t eat : when not in use. They don’t - | e get tired. Flies don’t bother them. In hot harvest weather, they don’t drop in the harness. In the rush season plow- ing or’ harvestmg can be done at night by means of the Ford headlights. / ‘When plowing season is over, two hours’ work and you have a Ford pleasure car. i Tractor Company DISTRIBUTORS, VALLEY CITY, N. D, C.E. HAMILTON, Manager ; USE THE COUPON—NOW Name. ....... seeisesiseeloaalonongass sineselen We positively Guarantee that any Ford in good condi-' tion used with the 20th CEN- TURY FARM HORSE at- tachment will start and run continuously on high gear and do easily the work of 3 to 4 good horses. 'ed"lo 0 s els Ve e a sle s oo el City. .ozl nns sfoalesio siais s sloe atas ate s olae s .v;f.:..-.l:; seavesi Stater s al v e el g et 00 My Automobile Dealer’s Name is. .. ... uee s s oo iore My Implement Dealer’s Name is. .. . .. sisosie s wisvimmisicunt TWELVE \ i North Dakota and Montana Farm SOUTH DAKOTA WILL STICK Winfred, S. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Our League meeting at Winfred was well attended. Something like 150 per- sons present. The greater part of them enthusiastic League members — very good crowd for a small town, Quite a, few new members joined the League. W. H. Talmage of Flandreau, S. D., delivered a rousing address in which he showed clearly that the business of politics is the business of the whole people—that it is the duty of the state to use all its securities for the benefit of the whole people of the state and not a privileged few. i There is every indication that this part of the state is following the foot- steps of North Dakota. There is no doubt but that thew will profit by the errors they made in the past and stick to the League for protection. A. E. FOX. OPPOSITION“WILL FAIL Sarles, N. D., March 5. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: The Fifteenth Legislative assembly ' has come to a close.” We can not speak too highly of Lynn Frazier, the farmer governor who has so ably conducted the business of thé legislature through this strenuous campaign and feel as- sured that he has in no way betrayed the trust that the voters of this state have placed upon him. We can rank him as one of the greatest of governors in his untiring energy and devotion to the work of that most important of- fice, which has gained for him the re- spect. and admiration of the entire nation. With regard to the Nonpartisan members, they have done their- work nobly and well. They have not been defeated. The pringiples of the League know no defeat. .. The opposition of our opponents is only temporary, to” be threshed out in the years that are to come. We can not speak too highly of Mr. Townley for the noble work which he has ac- complished in. organizing the farmers and hope to see the day when the Non- partisan League will reign supreme in every state in this Union, acquiring for Jts citizens a progressive and honest administration. HAROLD DOAR. GUARANTEED TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THREE OR FOUR HbRSES FOR ANY FARM WORK — OR MONEY REFUNDED — AT THE COST Farmers, Investigate! ™ "rovs veares ooy ok, TEROUGH Supplied with Interchangeable Gears, Insuring Service from Two Miles an Hour for Plowing, to Six Miles an Hour for Hauling Without Impairing the Life of the Ford. 20th Cehtury Farm Horse MADE in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, by an old estab- ~ lished implement concern. " WILL PULL two 12-inch bottom plows in any land where a single team can pull ONE 14-inch plow. Has pull- ed a 16-inch plow 10 inches » deep through clay. Will pull - a loaded manure spreader, a four-section drag, a two-see-. tion spring tooth harrow, drill, binder, corn harvester, road drag or anything that three horses can pull. It will go where horses and other tractors can mnot. SAND,” MUD, HILLS. Nothing will stop it. Think of a Ford with nine times the power of one. GU of one year covering defective parts or workmanship. AGENCY PROPOSITION Any live wire farmer or dealer can attach to his Ford car and demonstrate, selling - one or two a day in his town- ship. Write for Agency - Proposition - with Money Back Guarantee. Mention Leader when writing advertisers ST (2