The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 19, 1917, Page 15

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Everybody that owns a set of forms can make them. "NEVER - ROT Fence Posts are proof against De- cay, Fire and Rust. You pay no freight or profit to mid- dlemen, ‘Write to us, WE will tell YOU the rest. We assign territory for the sale of forms. McCARE SALES CO. Bismarck, N. D. Mention Leader when writing advertisers = Rip Gets an Earful (Continued from page 6) sources uv this stait? Whose outlaws, free-lovers an’ carpetbaggers?”’ he sed, shakin’ a long, horny finger at the too tufts o’ black fuzz. The too fellers squirmed like a couple o’ wurms under the consentrated raze uv sunlite shinin’ thru a readin’ glass. “You,” he continued, still pintin’ hiz finger at the too tufts o’ black fuzz, “you live in Minneapolis. You air wun o' them drummers thats a-travelin’ around on a millunare's check book, with your carpetbag in your hand, a- slingin’ munny right an’ left—sum uther feiler’'s munny, . at that, an’ a-addin’ to the cost uv livin’ fur we consumers must pay all your bills an' your sallarys. You aint got a cent's worth uv property in this stait. You aint even a married man. You're a- tryin’ to maik free-love with ever gurl in the country” that’ll let you. You're a-playin’ cards on the tranes for munny ever day in difiance av law uv the stait. 'Whoze outlaws? When have you added wun cent to the welth uv the stait? You never have; you've dun nuthin’ but tuck welth outen the stait. You don’t even vote in the stait. An’ here you air tryin’ to run it. You're abusin’ an’ damin’ the farmers uv the stait—the men who maid the stait what it iz, the men who braved the blizzards an’ drouths, the hail an’ the rust, an’ worst uv all pests that afflicts the people, the hibindin’ millin’ trust an’ grain gam’lers uv Minneapolis.” MR. SALTPORK REMEMBERS AN IMPORTANT DUTY He pauzed a minnit while Sherry Saltpork went to ansur the telefone. The young feller started to say sum- thin’ but the ole vikin’ stopped him. " “Shet up,” he thundered, steppin’ up cloce an’ lookin’ threaten’ly at the squirmin’, writhin’ wisp uv wurthless- ness. ‘“You aint got nuthin’ to say. You aint got no rite to say nuthin about runnin’ this stait. It aint your stait. You aint got no rite to cum up heer an’ abuze the men who air trying to git rid uv the grafters an’ paracites whoze bin a’prayin’ on ’em fur years. You air not even a gentleman to cum up heer an’ besmurch the caracter uv men you never seen—men with fami- lies—men with childrun in schule—men that iz tryin’ to keep the wealth pur- duced in this stait from goin’ outen it an’ into the pockets uv bludsuckers outen the stait. This iz our fite an’ we're payin’ for it an’ it aint nun uv your dodrotted bizness how we fite it.” The young feller had throwed aside hiz half smoked seegar an’ buttoned up hiz corset-like overcote an’ wuz lookin’ nurvusly towards the door. The ole vikin’ pauzed an’ rammed both hands deep into hiz pockets. The young dude mumbled sumthin’ about bein’ in a hurry an’ grabin’ hiz carpet- bag beet it fur the door, hiz spindlin’ laigs makin’ az long a steps as tha cud. Sherry Saltpork had gone in hiz den an’ shet the door. The ole vikin’ returned to hiz seet an’ resumed the reedin’ uv the Nonpartishun Leeder. Yours Trooly, RIP. “LONG LIVE HAMILTON” F. T. Haakenson, committee clerk of the senate, has sent a summary of the legislature as seen from an insider’s ‘point of - view, of which the Leader prints the following extract. _Mr. Haakenson was appointed from Mc- Henry county, and tells the voters of that county of the loyal fight made by all the representatives they sent down to Bismarck under the banner of the League. Here is part of his letter: “The records will show . there has never been a better bunch of legislators here more willing to give the people a government of the people, by the peo- ple and for the people than the mem- bers of the Nonpartisan League and the others who took a stand with the League boys. I can’t say that about twenty-eight hold-over senators that voted against House Bill 44. The hand writing is written on the wall against them and will be on the wall for the next two years because the people. of our state will not forget House Bill 44, and the pleading that our real farmers’ friend, Senator D. H. Hamilton from McHenry county made for House Bill 44. - That will be remembered by us who were in the senate on the twenty- ninth day of the session and also by the people of the state. I want to say, long live Senator Hamilton, so we can send him back again two years from now as a leader on the floor in the senate. I will also say to the peo- ple of McHenry that we can be proud of our senators, Hamilton and Ettestad, and Representatives Lazier and Bry- ans. These men from McHenry coun- ty stood pat. They had not only the people in McHenry county in their heart, but the whole state at large.” FIFTEEN R e S g i i ADVERTISEMENTS L Raise Two Bushels Where Y Formerly Raised One Don’t you know that it is a proven fact that with the power of an Ault- man-Taylor Gasoline-Kerosene Tractor you can very materially increase the yield—make more money? 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YOU ARE SURELY ENTITLED TO THE FULL MARKET VALUE FOR THE LIVE- STOCK YOU RAISE IF YOU DO NOT GET IT, Somebody else gets the benefit you should have. The day is passed when business is done on senti- ment, and only results in dollars and cents count. ‘We want you to compare the results in dollars and cents we get for you with those received elsewhere. A comparison will convince you {hat ‘‘KIRK SERVICE’’ gets you the most money for your livestock. J. R. Kirk Commission Co., Inc. : SOUTH ST. PAUL, MINN. AUTHORIZED SALES AGENCY OF THE AMERICAN SOCEE- TY OF EQUITY Mention Leader when writing advertisers