The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 30, 1918, Page 2

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Size Plain filud Tubes 30x3 $ 8.830 S 9.60 32.00 80x314 - 11.50 - 12.':0 2.50 82x3th 13. 47 14.50 2.65 81x4 17.85 18.70 315 32x4 17.60 19.00 3.25 33x4 18.50 20.00 3.30 34x4 18.95 20.40 3.45 85x4% 25.85 28.05 4.40 87xH 80.80 33.55 5.40 INNER TUBES FULLY GUARANTEED Other Sizes In Stock: EQUITY TIRE COMPANY 1208 Hennepin, Minneapolis WEARWELL TIRES WEARWELL WHEN NEURALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Sloan’s Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain’ A little, applied without rubbing, will penetrate immediately and rest and goothe the nerves. Sloan’s Liniment is very effective in - allaying external pains, strains, bruises, aches, stiff jomts, sore muscles, lumba-~ ° g0, neuritis, sciatica, rheu.-atic twinges . Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use, Druggists everywhere, ISloan’s Iiniment Kills Pain i We pay Up. th $38.00 4 ASN -0LD FALSE TEETH Dee ”‘Ab?’“:,““;z“:’é & ujem?' '“"1'5 ?ilmnuulli ot ura nxoo( it price : sffitfi'. ’“\rlnr‘f;,”é':' e idamith am lllmulwo, Wi i ro - mail, Reactionaries Kill Loyal Resolution Idaho Machine Democrats on State Committee Against Support of Wilson Peace Stand S z]N SPITE of the fact that the progressives of. Ida- ho, through the Nonpar- tisan league, captured all the nominations on the Democratic ticket in the state at the recent primary, the reactionary, anti-Wilson 'Democrats have gained control of the Democratic state committee. Jerome J. Day, self-confessed and notorious anti-Wilson Democrat, has ‘been chosen as chairman of the state committee, while all the official nom- inees, of the party are progressive Democrats elected with the indorse- ment of the Nonpartisan league. When the state central committee met, after choosing an anti-Wilson chairman, a resolution was offered by a Nonpartisan league delegate upon the urgent request of H. F. Samuels, successful Democratic candidate for governor in the recent primaries. Samuels swept the state at the pri- maries, with the indorsement of the Nonpartisan league. .The resolution offered on his behalf indorsed Presi- dent Wilson’s war aims and leader- ship of the Democratic party and: urged him as a candidate for presi- dent again in 1920. - This resolution was voted down by the reactionary Democrats in_control of the committee. This remarkable situation will prob- ably have no important bearing on the campaign in the state. The pro- gressive Democrats, who .are stand- i"ing by President Wilson, nominated all of their candidates for state office . and they will be elected with the in- dorsement of the Nonpartisan league, and the fact that the formal state committee of the Democratic party is reactionary and in the control of the anti-Wilson faction will have little I THEY TOLD THE TRUTH Insurance Agent Ours would be a good deal Tote prof- itable line ‘were it not for ‘the fact - that there. are about five: times as many of us as the pubhc needs. Just now we are-putting in more than’ our spare time talking against govern- ment insurance and keeping the townspeople from sympathizing“_with the Nonpartisan league. the farmers need state hall insurance and that the govemment is: savmg a lot of money: by. droppmg railroad in- surance and “insuring its soldlers it- self. It’s ‘a plain bread-and-butter proposition -with us, however, as the head office says, to knock: thege war moves: Wxthout our gab the people uught get to. understand ‘the ’ msur- : for and urging a speedy peace, hop- " eternally against any ‘which shall make right the law for Roundup, Mont. Aocity é’:.‘.‘.i',.'f“&:‘ Fry - Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: -* Country ‘“city on August-20; our-local papers _H. L. Allen, a prominent Socialist,” Tribune, which thus-far has failed to ‘delegation of “Big Biz” -from this . ‘bune saying Miss - Rankin was- intro- We know - - recently to interfere with ‘a peace- . that mob was composed of only Demo-‘ IMPERIAL TIRES'V GUARANTEED 4,000 MILEB We intend to sell them DIRECT to YOU -only thru the NONPARTISAN LEADER. And we know they will save YOU money. 1 bearmg on the outcome of the vote in November. 3 de Following is the text of the reso- qu‘!,'-':& ’?r"i‘};‘se,{;’“jn°§2;{.ovfif° Dosit re- lution offered on behalf of Mr. Sam- | Size Plain Skid '.‘l‘t;bu 5 d _ | 30x3 11.00 - 11.55 ¥ 2.10 uels, Demf)cratlc candidate for gov by 1460 1550 250 ernor, and turned down by the Demo- | s2xsfs 16.65 17.60 .26 cratic state central committee: 31x4 22.00 23.10 .00 “Whereas; it has been rumored that certain reactionaries are whispering We carry a complete stock of sizes, Inner Tubes Guaranteed 1 Year. ing that in this peace settlement the big aims of the war may be lost sight of, and they themselves may slip inte political power, “Be it resolved, that we, the Demo- cratic central committee of the state of Idaho, do hereby desire to go on record that we are emphatically and peace terms which do not completely take in all the peace proposals of President Wil- son, and that before there shall be any peace with the central powers, the nations that have been ravished shall be restored, Prussian militarism shall' be blotted out, that there shall no longer exist the menace and peril of another world war, and, in Wil- son’s own words, ‘there is but one response possible for us—force, force to the utmost without stint or"limit; the righteous and triumphant force TIRE SUPPLY CO. SEEs mh & Hennepin, Minneapolis, Minn. IMPERIAL TIRES ARE THRIFT TIRES. You Are Surely Entitled to 5 the Full Market Value for Your Livestock If you do mot get it, somebody else gets | the benefit you should have. The day is '} _pussed when business is done on senti- | ment, and only results in -dollars and cents. count. the world, and cast every selfish do+ minion down in the dust.’ - “Be it further resolved, that because of the tremendous economic changes, domestic and world problems that in- volve America as a result of the war, and because of the experience our ' splendid president has.‘had, and the genius he has shown-in rightly solv- ing - ‘these unparalleled world: - prob- lems, we favor Woodrow ‘Wilson: con- tinuing as the standard bearer of de- mocracy, and that he again be nom- inated and . elected presulent of the United States.” S We want you to compare the re- sults in dollars and cents, we get' - for ‘you with those received else- where. A~ comparison wxll convince you that *“Kirk Service” gets you the most money for your livestock, J. R. Kirk Commission Co., Inc. South St. Paul, Minn. 2 Authorized Sales. Agency of the- * American Society of Equity BUYS THIS $20¢2¢2 MODERN INDOOR TOILET Guaranteed SANITARY $1495 FROM A MONTANA RETAILER Canbe installed in any home in any place in:156. min- ~ utes. No Plumbli\lg In reporting the speaking of ‘Con- gresswoman Jeanette Rankin in- this : he “was introduced b; stated fhap ot > Prohct the Health of Your ved Ones * No more fioing outinto the nin, aleet or RTOD. e$5.05. Ahsolutentishetwngnnnnteed ormoney refunded. Sendinyourordér quick—today. BALDAUF PRODUCTS 1146 ity Bullding Chicago the word Socialist being used, I pre-- sume, with the hope of dlscredltmg her. - In answer to the supposed “slam" 1 wrote the following letter - to .the publish it. The reason, as 1 take lt, for the Tribune not publishing it is that a The Ploneer Grain Co. PIONEER BLDG. ST. l’AUL. MINN. Will get the highest market— : vprlces for your grain. chk S service and prompt returns, . Fifteen years’ experience. Send samples for. grades Lo and’ prices. i town: attempted to interfere with a League meeting but gracefully (?) retired ‘when they found themselves. outnumbered. Yours truly, ° H. L. ALLEN Edltor Trnbune- Agropos to an ar- ticle in last week’s issue of ‘the Tri- ‘duced’ to a ‘Roundup audience by a Socialist, I ‘wish to say that for the | duration of the war I have forgotten: my. socialism and prefer to be known. as a Wilson American. So strongly: am I in favor of President Wilson that I'say with him, “He ‘who takes part in the action of a.mob or gives it any | sort of countenance is-no-true. son ‘of this ' great democracy, but its’ be-" trayer." 5 ~So if your paper must refer to me as: a Socialist; kindly open’your col- umns. to me to say that as a Socialist . I was not in the mob that endeavored’ ".El":.'.‘.:a:a"’" ot "#.’1'3'.‘33"-?5 GMIAI'I’EED sm HII.ES ;fi?uh. Al sizes, non-skid or plain u'e:?'w‘zeed “-“nl."l;hi‘h oo ‘your eyes.. State size tires used. Rl mmcs AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. - 92 Yraders Bidg., Kansas clb. ful assemblage of farmers at-Gage— ‘crats; and Republicans. - - “Yours. tru