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

s T e R e R i B S - 4 ot ovmmr g Fv) s Alettetandad o - = e n Clipping ¥enning, Minn. oA Editor' Nonpartisan I.eader: B You may he interested in the at- | tached clipping from the Minneapolis Journal, front page, issue of 10-19-'17. PACKERS WOULD SELL U. S. SURPLUS EGGS Cold Storage Men Face Loss of Mil- lions—To Ask Government to Fix Price. New York, Oct. 19.—The use of cold storage eggs as army ration will be suggested to the government, it was learned here today, by representatives of the butter and egg exchanges of Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and New - T York and the mercantile exchange of | [ New York. A committee consisting of | § A B ERE 1s the way America’s leading firms, from one member each for these markets, | & d B . - Plans 10 0 to Washington with the | those who use blfi fleets to those who need only one urther suggesti that the f 1| § * Lol S H i t00d officlals fix & price which would | truck, are solving their hauling problems—most efficiently— be on the usual basis of cost plus 10 per cent, Chicago packers are said to own mil- lions of cold storage eggs, for which there is no demand because the supply today greatly exceeds that which exist- ed at the time the eggs were put aside. The holdings are said to be 13.2 per cent greater than a year ago and the market value is considerably less than when they were put in storage. Whole- salers are said to be facing millions of dollars in losses unless a cost plus 10 per cent price is fixed arbitrarily by the government. ; with the lowest expense. Licensed by the Anox Motor Co., - y under Martin I take the liberty of calling your at- | [§ b4 B Fat: o, 1015248, tention to this item, just in case it might slip by unnoticed otherwise. I trust you will reproduce the dispatch in the columns of the Leader, and give some of your usual illuminating com- ments thereon. Incidentally isn’'t this a case of ex- ceptional gall—even for speakers? And PATRIOTISM! They have made a bad gamble, trying to squeeze money from the dear consumers, and having apparently lost in the gamble, they ask | § B he United does everything a truck can tor, not merely a short wheelbase truck- good old Uncle Sam, who of course | j ; do and many things a truck cannot do. With the United you can operate a num- isn’t at all busy just now, to come | g § It meansone power plant—one upkeep— ber of trailers of any body type. You can R zgfi:b‘l’:"tfifi f‘f”{h"fi’;;. ‘"']]}, 1;; ¥ ) one motor to supply with gasand oil—one use your old wagon equipment or trailers cent clear profit! Can vou. beat it for | § 4% driver’s expense for the service of a fleet. with stake ®odies, or gravity dump, or nerve! Can Uncle Sam afford, even in | # B It is a powerful Internal Gear-drive Trac- steel dump with hydraulic hoist. war times, to run a Guarantee-for- | Gamblers-business as a side line? Ten i per cent above all costs! The usual 10 | B per cent! Oh, please write us a corking edi- United Trailer Tractor, Six-Ton Capacily, $2490 We can supply you with every type of chassisof all load weight and gives utmost trailer body equisment. flexibility. Universal action of rocking torial on this rich text. The United is hauling one load while an- trailer platform gives free movement in THEODORE MAGNUSSON. & B other trailer is being loaded or unloaded. all directions. Weight distributed on three Mr. Magnusson has handled the | § E No idle truck. No idle men. Patented axles—sixty per cent of load on rear matter so well in his letter that any spring suspension at rear relieves tractor axle of trailer. further comment seems unecessary. The letter and the clipping tell the ;; ; SEE THE UNITED DEALER OR WRITE US FOR FULL DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE BT S B B O UNITED HIOTORS COMPANY, CRAND RAPIDS, MiCHIGAN Fanufacturers of United Motor Tractors and Trucks Some More New |§ £ HORTON MOTOR COMPANY Freedom & e B Distributors for North Dakota, Northwestern Minnesota, Montana and Northern Wyoming ; : Fargo, Nor:h Dakota : Deering, N. D. | B : —— — 5 A locomotive bauls many times the load {t conld Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ; ) e i e e e = carry. This is the principle of the United Tractor I have just read the article in the Nonpartisan Leader of Oct. 25, entitled “The New Freedom in Action”, taking some excerpts from the book, “The New Freedom,” written by President ‘Wilson. I have also read this book and 1 find that the book from cover to cover coincides with the aims and ideas of the Nonpartisan league. For instance on page 172 in this boo! President Wilson says: - “] take my stand ABSOLUTELY where EVERY progressive OUGHT to take his stand, that private monopoly IS [INDEFENSIBLE AND INTOLERABLE.” This is my idea exactly in regard to the food gamblers who have so far moncpolized the distribution of food stuff in the United States that today we are facing the spectacle of tons of farm products rotting on the ground while mothers and babies in the great industrial centers are starving to death for want of these products. The kept press controlled by these monopolies REMEMBER THIS Legal blanks that are not printed as the law demands are not legal. They are simply blanks, and are worth nothing. Legal blanks, to be LEGAL, must be changed to meet existing Iaws. Our legal blanks are legal because we have an attorney that-keéps them so. Buy your legal blanks and supplies from us and when your man puts his name on the dotted line, you’ve got him. ‘We also publish a complete line of Elevator forms as adopted by the Railroad Commissioners. Walker Bros. & Hardy 5% B | SN Z4 % MORE LIGHT ON THE ROAD ROAD RAYS NOT "SKY'RAYS. js making much NOISE about its own patriotism and the necessity of stand- ing behind our president in our nation’s great crisis. We farmers are not mak- ing so much noise and are not using so much energy in proclaiming OUR patriotism; but we believe that in a crisis so terrible as the one we face we need all our energy to furnish food ‘and clothing for our soldiers that we may win this war for liberty and democracy. We farmers believe in a government BY THE MAJORITY and President ‘Wilson touches the heart of every liberty loving man in this United States when he says, on page 64 of his book: “I will not live under trustees if I can help it. No group of men LESS NO GLARE NONEED FOR DIMMING COMPLIES WITH ALL STATE LAWS The Farg Cornice & Ornament Co.F-r:o,N.D Save 30% On your Piamo or Player. Let us ex- plain you our prop- = osition. Fargo Music Co. Factory Distributors $16-1st Ave N. Fargo, N. D. PAGE NINETEEN Mention Leader when v:«'riting advertisers First Class Cafeteria in Connection. 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