The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 21, 1917, Page 18

ADVERTISEMENTS the boycott though I often think of it - _ADVERTISEMENTS as a weapon against our enemies. I am quite willing to let all who will be fair and I would not attack any man because he happens to live in town. As I understand the League we are working for an idea and that is some- thing to work for. TOWNLEY A LEADER WHO FILLS THE BILL Our idea is one which we are sure will better the living and working con- ditions of more people than any other idea propounded since our civil war. We want to do something for some- body. The antis want to do something to somebody. The elevators, mills, packing plants, cold storages, open and free markets, direct dealings between primary producer and the consumer with fewest possible ‘“handlers” all backed by the wealth and power of a great state like North Dakota, makes an idea worth fighting for. And just because our Townley has such an idea, lives it, talks it, teaches it, and perhaps dreams it that makes him in my opinion an ideal leader in this enterprise. His idea, the organi- zation of the farmers; his idea, the elimination of unnecessary middle men; his idea, the open and free market. He who condemns Mr. Town- ley because of our League -and his connection with it, condemns us farm- ers who belong to it and pay its way and believe in a square deal. Friends, many of our young men are enlisting for war, but don’t forget that we are enlisted for a war of our own—a war against the prejudice and passions agi unreason of those who would deny our people the right to govern themselves, the right to have the majority will enacted into law; the right to try to better business conditions and with them living conditions for the many. And so I say, stand by the League,-Mr. Farmer, and subscribe for its stock— $16. Help the good cause along. -It's your cause and stick, as we stuck in 19186. H. H. M'NAIR. LEARN TO RUN AUTOS AND TRACTORS You can prepare your- gelf for big wages—do it- now before harvest and get quick returns on your tuition. FARMERS Send in your boys or come yourselves. You can save repair bills, expen- sive engineer’s wages, de- lays, ete., By Taking a Course in Qur School This year you must get the maximum from your machine at the minimum expense. We teach you how. Classes forming now and doing practical work. Write or call at Fargo Auto School 1225-1227 Front St. FARGO, N. D. 0000300000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Change of Date President August Nelson of the Directors and Managers Association of Farmers’ Eleva- tors, has announced a change of date from July 10-11-12 to J uly 24-25-26 for their meeting. This meeting will be held at Fargo, and will be for the purpose of ‘‘getting together’’ all who are interested in the success of local Farmers’ EKlevators. Be sure to have your manager attend this meeting. It will mean dollars and cents to your elevator. See the directors- of your elevator. Urge upon them the necessity of sending your man- ager. OF COURSE YOUR KLEVATOR SHOULD AND WILL PAY HIS EXPENSES WHILE IN ATTENDANCE. TRY EQUITY EXCHANGE SERVICE for : GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK The Equity Co-operative Exchange ST. PAUL, Minnesota. ; SUPERIOR, Wisconsin, Livestock Department, SOUTH ST. PAUL, MINN. ..........00........CQ.....Q......‘...........C..O...Q.......Q.......... 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 - FRIENDS KEEP COMING (From Bottineau (N. D.) Courant) It is gratifying to note that most of 31 the influential newspapers of the state w ll P Y are commencing to see and realize the e l ay ou justice and the importance of the big farmers’ movement in North Dakota. The Ke;xmart; Journa;, one of the lead- CaSh and Top Prices OUR MOTTO: SQUARE DEAL TO ALL ©00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ing newspapers in that section of the For Cream, Eggs and Poultry. Save large state, has during the last few months exgl‘e-‘l! ch;rls)zes by §hix£mg to us. Give us X a trial and be convinced that our Motto is 9000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 becomesone:ofthe staunchest'supgoz.'t “A Square Deal to AIL" ers of the League; last week's Willis- Patronize a home institution. Send for ton Graphic contained a very fair ac- tags. count of a League meeting held in that & city, together with an editorial state- F D & P d C - ment along the same lines; the Cava- argo alry ro “ce 0’ i ! T C lier Chronicle’s attitude towards the Fargo, N. D. R IV K League is amply -exemplified in an editorial from that splendid publica- i - | tion reprinted in these columns; the . : ’ & Crosby Journal, Divide county’s lead- ing newspaper, is taking a firm stand with the farmers’ organization; the Cando Record, edited by that able . . You Are Surely Entitled to the Full Market champion of popular rights, Carl Nel- | [§ Radiators 4 5 son, comes right out in meeting and REPAIRED Value for the Livestock You Raise supports the League program; the Velianibtic 2nd tos ‘ Starkweather Times comes out in E.an ading of s t ditorial t of the move B e o et N B g ] - g away yo 3 by IF YOU DO NOT GET IT, somebody else gets the bene- iuile Slfonalstpoos of e oy el B T fit you should have. The day is pa:sed when business is Even the Norwegian Grand Forks o llivork fenarantded. : J newspaper, the Normanden, which has S WADE H. MURRAY, Prop. - done on sentiment, and cnly results in dollars and cents count. el i e s SEAVICERILE ot '_ : [ : a8 League, in last week's issue shows a B 419 N. P. Ave.,, Fargo, N. D, We wanft youjto Cq:lnlpxe the resqlts(xin dlo“arl::and cexfi more tolerant editorial attitude, and Frepes . AR T we get for you wit 0se -Tecelved elsewnere. i indicates its future support of the comparison will convince you that “KIRK SERVICE movement if the plans of the League, as gets you the most money for your livestock. outlined- by President ’flownley‘ prove : to be correct. Besides the above men- 1 ° . . tioned, nearly all of which are recent IS Your TraCtlon J. R. Kirk Commission Co., Inc. recrutl in the Leagus ranis, there s | | - Engine Ready for & a long list of such battle scarred vet- 2 South St. PCIUI, Mlnn. erans as the New Rockford Transcript, BUSlneSS. 3 g e _ Devils Lake Journal, Bismarck Palla- g Authorized Sales Agency of the American Society of Equity ¢ dium, Bismarck Public Opinion, Ken- XY:CJ ey Rtoh e sal Progress, Carrington Record, New ;ea&& or firzack in fiourdboiler Geg Rockford State Center, Minot Messen- O L Oy INLELA L ebOredr IO, AN ger and LaMoure Chronicle, not to 2@;’39 yfié‘ffl,m“flfe‘erfi?fime putsin mention such able exponents as the Call and see us or write us. We Fargo Courier-News, the Nonpartisan guarantez satisfaction, g Leader, the Co-operators’ Herald, Fram 5 2 and the Agricultural Northwest. Dakota Weldmg & Mfg_ Co Indeed, the farmers have a splendid 203-5th St. North, FARGO N.. D. Eagfs Poultry e e We Are Cash Buyers. No Commission Charged. League would like to have it appear otherwise. g Do not bother to bake all day but < § A Our motto: ‘‘Correct Weight and Honest , MIGHT SOAK IN.F o Treatment.” Prompt return of Check and emp- = 3 ties guaranteed. Prices and Tags sent FREE, £ 3 The gang, press flippantly suggests . . A Trial Will Convince You that it pays to [ ™ that it Asipresumedydnate Cartoonisl Manc}leSter Blscults ship direct to us. Our outlet unlimited. K csnggy Baer, the Noppartisan candidate for when you go on a picnic or have ' congress, will be expected to instruct f [ X i 1 FARMERS CREAMERY & PRODUCE cu., o congress by making pictures on the | B g’a}?fl‘«ll‘stey, as well as for every it Minneapolis, Minnesota. gl black-board. Not a bad suggestion. i ; g l / L e = ‘The most brilliant jaw-smiths have Biscuits for all occasions. = been unable to accomplish much, and Made in a sanitary factory. 3 } ; | there is the bare possibility that a man M h B C ; ~“who can clothe an idea with telling pic- anchester 1 't . PIONEER BUILDING - Iscuit Lo. . L tures 'will be able to accomplish soms- f 1 EOUITABLE AUDIT CO.,IHC. ST. PAUL, MINN. hine mordh il W nctes FARGO, N. D. il S ly removed from the’ sign 'language g2y . - ST P Farmers Elevator Companies’ Home of Auditing and after all, and a good cartoon may pos- L = “Classified” P s s sibly soak through solid bone. Won- ea er : Systems for Accounting. Write for References. el t et s % assliie _—DEVILS LAKE (N, D.) JOURNAL. Ads Pay Mention Leader when writing advertisers . T PAGE EIGHTEEN Mention Leader when writing advertisers s |