The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, July 5, 1917, Page 10

i i | 1\ Make Your Ballot Count July 10 You must be careful in mark- Ing your ballot at the special elec- tion July 10 in the First district of MNorth Dakota. To vote for John M. Baer, farmers’ candidate, indorsed by the Nonpartisan league, mark your ballot as shown on the sample ballot on this page. Place a cross or ‘‘X’’ after the name . of John M. Baer. After Baer’s name on the ballot appear the words, ‘‘Nonpartisan, Indors- ed by the Nonpartisan League.’”’ This will help you to identify your candidate. No other candidate has a right to use the words ‘‘In- dorsed by the League.”’ However, another candidate. uses the word - ‘‘Nonpartisan’’ after his name, together with the words ‘‘Progressive Republican.’’ Do not be deceived by this use of the word ‘‘Nonpartisan’’ by this other candidate. HE IS NOT YOUR CANDIDATE. HE HAS NOT BEEN INDORSED BY THE LEAGUE. This candidate is a party man, as shown by his use of the word ‘‘Republican.’”’ He can not be a Nonpartisan if he is a party man and therefore his use of the word ‘‘Nonpartisan’’ is de- ceiving. Baer is the only Nonpar- tisan on the ballot. No party name is tied to him. He is ‘““Non- partisan, Indorsed by the Non- partisan League.’’ You ean not make a mistake on your ballot' if you consult this sample ballot beforehand and make sure -how your candidate’s name appears. Simply look for the name John M. Baer and make a cross or an ‘‘X’’ in the proper square after his name. Baer’s election depends on every loyal League member properly marking his ballot. Nonpartisan desire to vote. REPRESENTATIVE Indorsed by Nonpartisan League IN CONGRESS T e e N R GEORGE A. BANGS, Democrat 1st District Term Ending March 4th, 1919] F. T. CUTHBERT, Republican To fill the vacancy occasioned] CHARLES W. PLAIN, Republican OFFICIAL BALLOT Office to be Voted for Compiled by ) THOMAS HALL, Secretary of State SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT “‘To vote for a person whose name is printed on the ballot mark a cross (X) in the square at the right of the name of the person for whom you To vote for 'a person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write or paste his name in the blank space provided for that purpose.’’ gressive Republican. by the death of the late H. T. Helgesen _ Baer Is Running For Congress - o= Sty "™MON PARTISAN CANDIDATE FoOR CONGRESS. o) This cartoon is the impression of Cartoonist Foss of John M. Baer’s race for con- gress in the First district of North Dakota. Foss is the well known cartoonist of the St. Paul Daily News and a warm friend of Baer’s. League Meetings covering the first two weeks of July in North Dakota are scheduled below. Meetings at which Candidate John M. Baer will speak are indicated by the use of his name. Among speak- ers who will appear at these meetings will be Governor Frazier of North Da- kota, Senator Thomas Pendray and O. K. Lageson. Remaining dates are as follows: ; Leonard (Baer will speak at 2 p. m.) Tuesday, July ‘3. Neche (Baer will speak at 8 p. m.)y Wednesday, July 4. Picnics Kelvin, Wednesday, July 4. Torkelson’s grove (southeast of Thompson), Wednesday, July 4. Lake Williams (German and Eng- lish), Wednesday, July 4.- Fingal, Wednesday, July 4. Arena (in grove south of town, Ger- man and English), Thursday, July 5. St. Thomas (Baer will speak at 8 p. m.), Thursday, July 5 Still or Union City, Friday, July 6. Rye Hall (near Kelly’s) Friday, July 6. Langdon (Baer will speak at 2 p. m.), Friday, July 6. Vote For 1 Name Only H. H. AAKER, Nonpartisan Pro- JOHN M. BAER, Nonpartisan OLGER B. BURTNESS, Republican HENRY G. VICK, Republican O ANNOUNCEMENT North Dakota readers of the Leader this week are receiving their paper marked “North Dakota Edition,” This means that the Leader has started a new policy. North Dakota subscribers a special North Dakota edition. Leader in other states will continue tc receive the National Edition. simply a plan to give North Dakota a paper of more local North Dakota interest than has been possible in the National Edition. Milton (Baer will speak at 8 p. m.), Friday, July 6. Ugland’s grove (near Pleasant Lake), Friday, July 6. New England or Rainy Butte, Friday, July 6. Grafton (Baer will speak at 8 p. m.), Saturday, July 7. Park River (Baer will speak at Bird- er’s park), Saturday, July 7. Munster (at Tim O’Conner’s grove), Saturday, July 7. < Hettinger, Saturday, July 7. Northwood (at Fritz Nelson’s grove, Each week from now on we will send to our 50,000 Readers of the It is eight miles northeast of Northwood), Saturday, July 7. Sheldon, July 7. Casselton (Baer will speak at 8 p. m.); Monday, July 9. Fargo (Baer will speak at 8 p. m.), Monday, July 9. Chautauqua grounds Lake), Monday, July 9. " Selz (southern part of Pierce county, 1G.2er'man and English), Thursday, July McClusky, Friday, July 18. Sykeston, Saturday, July 14, (ncar Devils , Baer Rallies Several prominent speakers will de- liver addresses in the interest of J. M. Baer’s candidacy for congress in the First district of North Dakota, among whom will be Governor Frazier, Presi- dent A. C. Townley of the National Nonpartisan league, Hon. James Man- ahan, and A. E. Bowen, chief clerk of the house of representatives of the last legislature. ; These speakers will appear at the meetings named below and also at other meetings to be : dvertised locally as soon as dates can be arranged. President Townley and Mr. Manahan will address the meetings as indicated in the list. 7 July 3, Finley, 2 p. m. (Townley). July 3, Niagara, 8 p. m, (Townley). July 4, Conway, 2 p. m., (Townley). July 4, Mapes;, 2 p. m., (Bowen). July 5, Morris’ Grove near Pembina, (Baer, Coates and Townley). 3 July 6, Hillsboro, 1 p. m., (Townley). July 6, Mayville, 2:30 p. m., (Townley). July 7, Mantador, 10:30 a. m, (Townley). July 7, Colfax, 2:30 p. m. (Townley). MANAHAN MEETINGS July 2 Hankinson, 1:30 p. m. July 2, Mooreton, 4:00 p. m. July 2, Wahpeton, 8 p. m. July 3, Dwight, 1:30 p. m. July 8, Galchutt, 4:00 p. m. July 4, Richland Church near Chriss tine, 2:00 p. m. July 5, Walcott, 1:30 p. m. July 5, Davenport, 4:00 p. m. AND STILL COMING Editor Nonpartisan Leader: There was a very successful Non= partisan picnic held 10 miles north of Towner June 20. People came for miles around to hear the speakers. There were 85 teams and 510 autos at 3 o’cleck—and cars still coming. GUY LIVINGSTON. ANOTHER STOPS HERALD North Dakota Editor Nonpartisan Leader: N The attacks in the Grand Forks Herald and other gang papers are only a_help to the Nonpartisan league. T talked to a subscriber of the Herald last Monday, who read the attacks on Townley. Mo¢ said he was going to stop taking the paper. He could not stand their dope any longer. 1 do not take the Herald. WESLEY WHITE. PAGE TEN L T A S N P, ST e R S = ¥ BRI —:_.——»'—T_.—-——’—:““’% a2 2 TR ormwiif