The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 1, 1918, Page 21

the interest of our nation in the war, and for the more equitable financing of the war, we urge: “1. "That congress enact legis- lation which will enable President - Wilson to carry out his price-fix- -ing program to prevent.extor- tionate profits. “2. Legislation by which the government may purchase and distribute necessaries at cost through the parcels post. “3. Legislation increasing the tax on large incomes and excess profits, to continue until all the costs of the war are paid. “4. A tax on all unused land. “5. Legislation looking to the assistance and encouragement of agriculture as the basic industry upon which the welfare of our people and the winning of the war depend. “6. That all plants manufactur- ing munitions be operated by the government. Profit-making in munitions of war is repugnant to every American citizen. ‘7. That all industries in which industrial disturbances occur which can not be settled by fed- eral mediation be taken over and operated by the government. “8. We further urge that the farmers and weorkers keep up their splendid effort at increased production and . conservation of food supplies, and universal sup- port of the Liberty loans and all of the war activities calculated to aid our boys at war. Patriot- ism demands service of all accord- ing to their capacity. . “For the first time in history farm- ers and workers strike hands in full co-operation for the welfare of all the people of the state. Shoulder to shoulder we stand for the welfare of all and the protection of the rights of our sons and brothers at the front. Let our victory over tke forces of disloyalty and reaction at home be as great as their victory over the forces of autocracy abroad. WE'LL STICK!” WANT DURAND OUSTED Canby, Minn. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Enclosed please find this nice piece of information clipped from the Daily News editorial page. I consider this is an important matter to the farm- ers, -to know just what kind of a teacher in economics we haye here in Minnesota at the university. It is our place as farmers to see to- it that E. Dana Durand can get full chance to serve the packers but not us farmers in the capacity of teacher of economics.. I respectfully ask the Nonpartisan Leader to. make it known soon through your able staff, and try and get Durand out of there. Let’s sec to it that he gets a chance to serve his “friends.” He’s not a man to show us anything. On the other hand, his being removed from his job by President Wilson is evidence enough. - Kindly let us see your big knockout for this man. We are back of you. Yours for success. MRS. C. A. DANSON. The article Mrs. Danson enclosed- was from the St. Paul Daily News quoting from a letter of Durand’s in which he acknowledged payment for some work he had done for the. beef trust and said he hoped to be of still- "+ further “service” to “the blg packers.” The letter was seized 'in- a raid on packing trust secret correspondence by the federal trade commission, and discloses the fact that Durand had been long in the service of the beef trust, even while a pubhc official.— THE EDITOR. . If Henry Ford hadn’t lashed the war profiteers so hard, the announce- ‘ ment of big-war contracts let to him . .(at factory cost) wouldn’t be crowded .~ into obscure corners of the Big Busn- ness daflles. : : MR. DAILEY MR. GREEN MR. TEMPLETON Cream Separator Designer A Veteran Bowl . Cream Be; X y and Mechanical Engineer and Ball ~ arm Raiaed?aErpraFo:rm‘ i Skimming Efficiency MR. ROBINSON General Factory Supt. Formerlu with one of the largest N castern 7L oream . gepara. tormanue Jaoturers \ T Wl TIET & W e -for GALLOWAY . @ Separator £x; That’s exactly what they achieved — VICTORY ! Thesefive cream separator designers and construction engineers triumphed overeveryfault of every other separator in the productlon of this 1918 model New Galloway Sanitary Cream Separator—And I called them in and personally congramlated them on the perfection of this ma« chlne. They had designed and huilt a cream separator that skims to a trace — positively wastes no butter-fat — thereby rendering a great service the Farmers of America. LOW PRICE GUARANTEED 60 DAYS ONLY—ActatOnce! This is a year of uncertainties! Raw materials, dehvenes and prices were never so unreliable! That’s why I can only guaran- tee this low price for 60 days ! Today we haveready to ship theday the READ THIS TWICE orders come in, thousands of separators! But from presentindications the demand for this perfect 1918 Sanitary Separator is going to be the Skimmed $3500 Worth of Cream in Seven Years on Average Farm! greatestin our history. However, if I hear from you at once Iwill per~ 18. sonally guarantee this low pri gfh of $46.90 for the375 1b. size for 60 days. You must act at once! eSpring rushison! Nearly everybody is buying early this year to protect themselves on price. Take my advice and do the same! We bought ma! s early to protect our- arch 1, 19! 2 selves. That’s why our price is low. There is no telling what the. bava had my G Croam Soparator {0x o yasts, l futyre holds on gt;hoy;is, defivenes and prices. So I urge you to hurry 3 Timor o:e?tg?d N "D.oa;:lo;:r hf::rwlzd.uknu = br up yourorder. Getyour new 1918 Galloway Sanitary while the price Y B0 Tas 3,700 hound mach 5‘“‘: § is low. Save money while thereis yet time. Have the machine ex- soit suraly hiaa boen M u:r e g:g‘. i actly when you want it. Don’t have it held u J; in delivery and be e “,,b,“;;, Piccor s 7 out the use of it when you need it most, . And don’t wait and lose ARTHUE LINDELL, Cannon Falls, Minn. v outon this lew price! Thegrass is getting green. The cows will @8 bein the 32 FETRN 9 — asture. Tho milk flow will be heavy. Then you will want the 90 DAYS’ TRIAL—180 Milkings Galloway tary. Don’t wait until your old machin: e breaks down. Don’t wait until yonrcows areall fresh. Don’t hesitate! Don'tpuntofl! Act today. Sead coupon NOW! [ Buy the GALLOWAY Because of Its HIGH‘QuaIity—As Well As LOW Price!/ emzlneers and detiflnem and their hundreds of co-workers in my own i e g e e PR T oepamtor factories right hm ianter are turning ese perfected GallowayBanitary Cream Beparators in enormous uantities—eve fin e built of th M hest qunli material—every part standardized and alike, in: hangea ect is its eonstgot on, a-e-n T tgmlng theg out by :hwsa;’dg and l?onennu we hnva. o tem bl Do e,80 t im; of raw terhlainadnnoeo!pmthxahmuket.wemmposifloneoqnobeonrmthllllugihéumm “‘.‘:&E’,‘.’.‘ No Other Separator Has So Many Wonderful Features! Loo! at the bowl! It is mude of ‘When you aklmdwith the tgk“ Ga!lowny smmtafil your cows do sel tested steel. Not! u not eat ; about it, :h:at _the plainest k.lnd o c:en!;n n checks them; your separator, common seams, al as nearly cm room‘ tee] )} tank hi, _—r lngs o )igah Iul :ioaflgl.,p iix io:r mt* fhatt, it:hm‘- $3 Gegt %fi“"&%fi?"fl.‘u g bblylogs, —nots; touches the floor w%iva ifiaamughln smooth as they can be n:i osharp corners oredges to break np the lobules ot butt.em-tnt Discs entirely sep: gom No flooding ln the top of the bowl. No conflicting cnx-ren in the bo kimming capacity h not ovex»rated to make the price lum lower. fm.' a orsnm ou pay our low price aor t.hequw ’G'-ull oway itary, you get quality, . ‘When you fl 8] The baae 8t Onl! enoug!: of l&m‘)m soti Heavy high carbon bowl spindle. Low speed crank—only fifty mluu{ms%«‘ar minu o S 3 tary tin: All parts easily| mlfia Strong @imple bowl epindly 60 D LOW PRICE ou on ' Helical drive clenr oftgots slde thruat. Our SEPARATO C i buy our New Galloway worm wheel is sanitury base, you increase your he wlthout bnylng more Sanitary drip p: cmnm pnfl elf, hin ocows. Youdo less work, you get more for it. 80 that it can be T or lowered, not Your expenses are no greater, your income is, back and forth. RUSH THIS COUPON QUICK FOR BIG BOOK! Do it now! Gee th!n blfi e btogkl Ren'd the %oel:x‘;gfte .tosybgltu 1‘:!111: m V&O&?B.fi of t.hel l ow the; 'mmi 1. vou; RLATe Y&"N“r years =iy geul mp:ney on the “‘%. NRME cecocesssrrscssosessssssscssersesssnsssrssssssssesssese l separator buil t Answers every separator qnention 1t posts you on every separator feature. plains how to select a separator and get the most for your money. Sendttl.i:edgouwn tonight 5‘“'9' POBt OFffiCCicansrcassersesssessssssssssssssenssssassessnencse . 5 ot X S v~ @alloway, Pres., WM. GALLOWAY C0. 3533 3 Calloway Station, Waterloo, Iowa 8 k Now. Pluue sond me yg‘m.“l?la bool h%n ;‘ LJ u will be protected on my sixty-day guaranteed price offer. y your order comes, eitixer dlrect mour immenle !:?wriea at Wnterlool.) or from our bigwarehouse stocksin OM . ity, 8t. Paul o2 Council Bluffs. Don't delayl . Act today! the uum hv flu bl; WM.QALLOWAY- William Ga“oway Company \mn'zm.oo. mwul ReF.Divcececosnsscsnsensciosens If 'tn‘ Spreader fialm’:flm.?m‘evhn you u&f 'EB ‘coupon. 5. REMEMBER GALLOWAY’S BIG ANNUAL HEREFORD SALE, April 30th, 1918. ~ Be Sure to Come. - ' _““Hore Pofatoes” From ground planted secured by use of The KEYSTONE POTATO PLANTER than ° by any other method of planti nc.XVork peflocflyw o0 Statousecescrncssessense Young Breeding Ewes c:»i:« 2 For Sale—>5,000 Head x5 curate, divided : as & durabl :{'fe age, all good, big framed, fancy stuff, bred to start lambing May 1st {g A’,"fi?%-'r‘“'o“’mw' 5th. Have been well wmtered wool Iooks well for the season. Touch of BOX W, TEE'I.IN black face: Sell in Car Load Lots, Good chance for Farmers to get the wfixlz stil:laer}”c.l Htave no range to summer. Come get them at $20 apiece, ; 62 BI!EEDS. m‘% » as Roberts & Browne, Inc., Chinook, Montana L5 “"‘“%5""333)‘;“;:;.&:%:&'; . - P- A. NEUBERT, Box 692 Mankato, Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers DA SRR R