The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 16, 1918, Page 12

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Lake Superior Herring .....08 Pickerel Tulibee Whitefish.12 Pike .17 Smoked Fish Finnan Haddies...18 blefish ....... 24 WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION Above prices for 100 and 50-pound boxes only. - er varieties at prices quoted if not less than 20 pounds of any ome kind is ordered. Write for illustrated circular today. DODL DIIIII!II. Ilnn., - NATURE'S BEST FOOD! LET US " : 1 TELL YOUTHE KINDS TO USE. OUR PRX@-LIST SHOULD BE lN EVERY HOME. lu.m 18 a.hhct%oi C3 80. lslb. nst- v% ked Al 1bs. Mtfllt. mlx have Branch Shi nlnfi Houses nt ABERDEEN, MOINES, menta direct }mmsAn _. shipped In bmd% No_danger ..: Broeh - nflm wmoktw -~ m'u - Tek uwahnlmu“r?m DIA FISH 00, DOOK D, DULUTH, MINR. LARGBT WHOLESALE FISH PRODUCERS To Newspa lisher The League pul ices of an -bls pr!nfins machinery expert, who is trequently lvailable !or outside work. He o ng plents and fllh (l! 2] uh them in A st very reasonable 5 For inf omfi?n address the Man- Nonurtiun ,- ‘Box' 876, ‘St. ul, w!m e -BERS, not outsiders. \ editor, does not mention little mat- ters like this in writing to League farmers. He complains, however, that the League is socialistic.' He does not charge that it is allied with the pack- ers, or that the editor of the Leader attended the little conference referred to. Mr®Secor once studied the League program on a special trip for the pur- pose to North Dakota. He returned and wrote a glowing account of his trip for Successful Farming. Mr. Secor then found nothing “socialistic,” and therefore damnable, about the League program. The League pro- gram, has not been changed by so much as the insertion of a punctua- tion mark since then. But in the meantime Successful Farming and Mr. Secor have “found out” that the League program is “socialistic,” and they are now against it. In the mean- time Mr.. Meredith has had a confer- ence with the packers, and doubtless other advertisers have been consulted ‘with! But think how silly it is to attempt to damn something by calling it names! Calling it names will not change the program, which is definite and written. Any one can read and understand it. The questmn is, not what name to call it, but is it RIGET ? Is it JUST? Will it solve the pohtlca.l and economic abuses at which it is aimed? The time is past when men of Mr. Secor’s and Mr. Meredith’s type can scare people by calling names. Ignorant farmers are a thing of the past. These farm paper editors are not dealing with children who think name-calling is argument. They are dealing with intelligent American citi- zens, who approve or disapprove of the League program on its MERITS, not because someone calls that program some kind of an “ism,” or other name. Justr one more word Mr. Secor, Te- garding a statement you made to L. O. Kelly of Scandia, Kan. You stated a gross untruth when you said all the League officers and committees and organizers -were Socialists, and any- way, the officers and organizers of the League ARE NONE OF YOUR BUSI- NESS. These are matters for the consideration of LEAGUE MEM- If YOU want a say, pay your $16 and sit in—but you can’t do that, for your’re not a farmer. Also, the plan of organization of the League is NONE OF YOUR BUSI- NESS, Mr. Secor. Right or wrong, that plan of organization-is the busi- ness of the League and not OUT- SIDERS — especially publishers of farm papers who attend conferences of packers. If the League plan of or- ganization is not successful, it will be changed by the members. It is none of the business of farm paper editors. The program of the League, however, IS public business, because the organ- ized farmers are seeking to make it into law. Therefore, discuss the pro- .gram. Tell us what the packers think of the League program, Mr. Secor. That will be interesting! THREATEN TO USE THE - SQUEEZE " A farmer was telling us of a bank on this line 'threatening to foreclose on his land unless this year’s interest is paid. He has not paid last year’s interest but could do that much— would not the bank carry him for this year's interest till next fall? No. Would the bank accept the payment of the whole mortgage to dt!.aa No, it didn’t purpose to lose this loan at 9 per cent, with 12 per cent after dne, absolutely not; but if this year's in- terest is not paxd it will foreclose the loan. What do you think about that sort of legal chicanery to push this farmer to the wall? = Talk about Shy- “lock and his pound of flesh! If this bank pushes the matter to a conclu- sion we will give it some advertising it is not looking for and, incidentally, show you the beauty of the banking situation up and down this line~—~ PARSHALL (N. D) LEADER. 3% rmmm-mf' e <= a D) Thousands and thousands of horses are suffermg from Bots and Worms, and still their owners do nothing. It's downright wrong to expect a horse to do his best work when these parasites are robbing him of his very life. You should do something for your horses. They are worth big money and you can’t afford to take any chances of s to be oif the safe side. You can easily orms in your horses by giving them a treatment of +» Bot and Worm Capsules losing them. It always make sgure of removing Bohy lnl?l ’* [y - psules, the right side ! Han uth Opener. These cap- sules are t::rt’;d g wmm nv&'fiust hold tha horse’s moyth open with my my -special 0] 6? and down .&m:t;gn’- all you do-thc capsules do M the rest, t’u n m as rolling READ THIS LETTER Butte, Mont., Apell 18, 1007, Northwest Manufacturing & Millin Pt peit 38 Deal : I have used * Wi r Gets-Em”* d !rofa gouple of weeks, mdfl!l believe, w‘l‘th eo&lp'l)g!':. sulccgsa believe all 05 &: orses have of quan ave been looking fo! Sestrmr. but have never before been able to find nutflveyun(arlho any. Both the U. Dunnnment of Agr culture and the State Agricultural College ln(omed ‘me that n had yet been found to destroy them in the stomach of the horse wmmut i.njurln; horse. I read pc'm: i about four years about the U. 8. De, ent exrarlmeu with remedy you been using, but could get absolutely no ormation from them about such riment or how large to use or whether it was successful. I have been convinced for years that bots were almost ely responsible for lack of condition in mnnlgm. md that several cases of blood loss of condition and bots. lndeed v.o hm (gunddgflme?'ou“ mg'ect( slo uae it avery I:‘Q%II%K. HANDY MOUTH OPENER FREE inatrum hown t th ht is an exact picture of my Handy Mouth 2 Open Thl:n it ‘ i l-m!nat.rulmam takes Dul the bother and work out of vlnz your finea nudlclne To quickly introduce ouf Bn‘xn ax;d Wonn Cap- sules 4 egular instrums k - b lutel, Frce wllh vl MAIL COUPON NOW s a s A % aulea Send us yonr order n ONLY 85 00 TO TREAT 12 T 8 HORSES "Glets-Em" ?ot Bl:g gu‘%n Cap- sules are u] - ages, giu nm? of these pack- ages contuins enough capsules to trem. 12 to 18 horses. Send $5.00 with the attached coupon and get FREE "the patented, Scien- Mr. Laurenz Harris, Pres l'Nortlureut Mfg. & Millinz Co., Aber D. Dear Sir: Enclosed flnd 35 00 for which send me enough Bot and Worm Capsules to treat 12 to 18 horses, and send your th O] Y mone; R b M O cessssnserone eecssscesecssnctcsssrrens Use the coupoh. Laurenz Harrls, Pres. ca ........ P R T T TT Y YR T YT Nerth Mie. & Milli : State cececcsraccss eeesses Re Fo Dy cnsceecee Dest. A.. ng Aberdeen, 8. D. AUCTION SALE 10 wichg 5tean Polled Durhams OR HORNLESS SHORTHORNS TUBERCULIN TESTED—RED COLOR -10 Spring and Summer Calves 20 Bred Cows and - Heifers 10 Bulls of Serviceable Age 20 Yearling Heifers ’ These are choice selections out of one of the largest herds of Double Standard Polled Durhams in the United States. DO NOT MISS this splendid opportunity to get started with some of the very best. Cows in calf bred to Hammond, 494636, sired by Minnesota Champion, 896256. Most of the young she stuff'is product of Badger Boy, 365335, sired by Ruby’s Tip, 222413, THE CHAMPION PRIZE WINNE: M. H. HANSON, Breeder MURDOCK, MINN, Notice to League Members—Subscriptions to State Papers + Membors of the Nonpartisan league are entitled to receive their own state papers in each of League the five states where such papers are fssued. These states are North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dukota, Mon- ' tana and Idaho. anuem.ly, however, members who are cspecially Interested in the campaign being waged te have exp a desire to receive /the paper from that state regularly. This can bhe will pay the regular subscription rate of the additional state peper he desires. The subscription rate in all cases i3 $1 per year. Many members. of the League are dnxious to wnct affairs in N Dakoux, birthplace of the League and the one state in which the common people of the state are in eonlml their own government. Tie approaching session of the North Dakota state leglalsture will be historic. The Non Leader devote » hne amount of space to the doings of the North Dakota legislature, but of course can be had through the North Dakota Leader, whlcn devotes ftself exciusively to North Dllm affairs, : The addresses of the utgue's state mpm are 3s follows: North Dakotz Leader, Box 94, Fargo, N. D.; Minnesota’ Leader, Box 575, 8t. Paul, Minn.; SouthDakota Leader, Box 497, Mltchel'l, 8. D.; Idaho Iader. Sonna Building, Bolse, Iflnho Montana Nonpuflun. Box 1025 Great Falls, Mon ALL THESB FRBB = Seeret - “}-.4:&6“"'?“’ i&“fi"nm. M:’I.?# “}!32:: - wwr‘ mnalon.lo"fi" gy Ientlon the Leader Wheu ‘Writing Mu!&al A —— e 7 St S e~ T AL B