The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 11, 1918, Page 14

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EQUITY TIRE COMPANY 1208 Hennepin, Minneapolis WEARWELL TIRES WEARWELL Keep them - (Continued from page 12) laborer displays are ascribed to his fortunate association with cultured people. The old fallacy with which we all salve our consciences, that “there is always room at the top” and that failure is owing to lack of eugenics or learning, is writ large in the professorial mind as the economic cause of idleness, poverty, intemper- ance and crime, In the fall of 1914 I was unexpect- edly called to become an inhabitant of a university community. I found myself in the midst of people most helpful and charming in many re- spects. educated in this university and they have learned many things for which I am extremely grateful to the insti- tution. Coming from North Dakota I have found many things that to me are most unpleasant. I have found the farmer most insistently and per- sistently “knocked.” PROFESSORS LOYAL TO PEOPLE TERMED MUCKRAKERS Another thing that to me seemed self-evident, when I first came here, was that every damnable combination of capital which oppressed the people, and which President Wilson has since tried to curb, found here most astute cynical support. 1 also found that our noted teachers in the agricultural college at Fargo, N. D., who had braved these unholy combinations of capital long before President Wilson was obliged to deal with them, were called “muckrakers” and “incompetent observers.” I found those with whom I talked about rural credit lamentably ignorant concerning the true history _of Taft’s commission appointed by the governors of states; of the fact that a delegation of bankers preceded the commission for the purpose of heading off proper rural credit; and of the fact that that commission overwhelm- ingly recommended the Raiffeisen sys- tem among other financial measures. The cause for lack of intelligence concerning labor among the teaching forces of the universities and higher schools is not hard to find if sought. They are: 1. Dependence upon the = wealthy Strong, Forceful Men With Plenty of Iron In Their Blood- These Are the Ones With the Power and Energy to Win it is estimated d\n over 3,000,000 Ppeople annually in- this country alone. TAKE of men by showing them one of the fun of Democracy, for 18 C. Colver, Feden] Trade Commissioner; Walsh says: ““Every worker in America jusuee are striving toward the same end. or .money \THE PUBLIC o Mention the Leader When Writing Advexflun g POVERTY IS A CRIME! T isn’t a crime to be poor, I The poverty-stricken man is not & criminal. He is a of a crime for which others as well as Henry George 33 yea of Labor the title of whlch was “THE CRIME It has since hecome a classic and hu touched the spark of ambition in the hearts of thousands amental causes of poverty get a copy of this lecture, well printed ln a neat, cloth-bound book, an weeks for only 65 cents. &r many of the best liberal thinkers of the day: Brand Whitl ould be a subscri PUBLI Write your name and address clearly on the margin, attach 65 cents with ' the ' first stamps order, and number of THE PUBLIC ‘we- will und a clo!h-hound ‘and hnnduomely printed copy f - Poverty.”" mo! thl.n it lptobemurdbred. T R are responsible. rs ago gave a lecture before the Knights OF POVER and how to remove it. You can d THE PUBLIC, A Journal PUBLIC be your _interpreter, as it is i U. 8. Minister to Belgium; Let THE Btandard Baker, and hundreda of others. her to -nm UBLIC. = All men of C points the way. of ‘‘The Crime- of 122 E. 37th St., New York Clty Do Colleges Fail to Teach De;nocr‘ac'y? All my children have been. .vital part of the organization has .and- form such alliances with other 43 L. L. POCOCK. : orgafnzatmn- e ADVERTISEMENTS flor.SHERMAN §==ST.PAUL MINNz= FULL VALUE ! L] : class and interlocked interests for benefactions. 2. Financial bureaus controlled by interlocked capltal to influence and direct publi¢ opinion away from the truth. This literature is freely dis- tributed to ~university men. 8. Pressure through agitation by commercial organizations, such as boards of trade, chambers of com- merce and similar trade organizations. 4, The overwhelming increase in ali branches of learning, crowding intel- lectual labor to the limit in order to keep well informed in a chosen field. 5. Specializing and working for higher degrees demanded if one is to obtain recognition. This affords no time in which to acquire useful and reliable information. 6. Conscious or unconscious subsidy by gift or favor to university men of influence. -This does not necessarily imply improper motives on the part of the recipient. In all fairness it may be said that many members of faculties are endeavoring to inform themselves on the'labor question. COMMERCIAL “I. W. W.S” MOST DANGEROUS It would appear as if THE SAME OPPRESSIVE FORCES THAT HAVE CRUCIFIED LABOR IN THE PAST ARE TO BE APPLIED AGAINST AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION. In my opinion, the commercial I. W, W.s are more dangerous to the per- petuity of this country than the in- dustrial I. W. W.s. They certainly know where to throw the monkey wrench or apply the emery to obstruct the combined organization of the farmers with the other industrial or- ganizations. In cases where arrests have been made it is almost invariably the rule that the most important and Courtesy and Comfort have combined to Sherman the most Hotel in St. Paul. New popular make the More one dollar rooms than. any other first class: hotel in St. Paul Cafe and Cafeteria. Angus J. Cameron Fourth and Sibley Streets One block from Union Depot and Nonpartisan League Headquarters, ..-..--..-..-.-..l WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM Almost any man will tell you that Sloan’s Liniment means relief been attacked, so far as the Nonpar- tisan league is concerned. These men have been arrested under the falsest and most outrageous charges, princi- pally of disloyalty, under circum- stances which made-it seem the most disloyal parties to the transaction were- those making the arrests. These cxrcumstances were not new. This campaign was commenced long be- fore the United States entered the war, even at the inception of the Non- partisan league. Halls for assem- blage were denied them or rented out from under them; riots were incited against them; bankers refused to honor farmers checks where they had money .in- the banks, until legal pro- - ceedings were threatened or com- menced; all devices of organized thug- gery were brought into requisition. This is no new battle ground to members of the Nonpartisan league. If the farmers of this. country are not to be permitted to organize peacefully e has used . ft who has sugee‘&gz'omheumfic ; of muscles, stiffness soreness joints, the results of weather exposure,” Women, too, by the hundreds of thousands, useit for relievi neuntu. ks, neuralgia, sick Clun, refreshing, soothm nomma!. y effective. éloan 's Linie ** to 'your drugglst. Get it today. Sioan’s Liniment Kilis Pain 30:. 60c and $1.20 IMPERIAL TIRES GUARANTEED 4,000 mms ‘We intend to sell them IBECT to YOU only thru the NONPARTISAN LEADER. And we know they will save YOU money. Just send us your order. No deposit re- quired. 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