The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 22

b - (Continued from page 4) 000. Then the insurance department | will be authorized to reduce rates and carry on the business at cost Insurance companies had mno reason to fight the Nonpartisan league when it was first estab- lished in North Dakota. But they * did fight and their fight made the farmers suspicious. The farmers are takmg the graft out of insurance in North Dakota. They have an anti-dis- crimination law also that will prevent the companies from using the club of refusal to insure their encmies. All in all, the sledding is not going to be quite so smooth for the insurance companies in North Dakota in future. *: , ADVERTISEMENTS = \ NCW | ' - 5 - Insurance Laws for B ld North Dak B Senarctes Wild Oats (SRS From Tame Oats 8 The Only Machine { g That Separates Wild Oats From All Grain For years the wild oats nuisance has been ruining your grain, your .land, your profits. It’s time you did something to stop - all this waste. Wild oats are easily and quickly gotten rid of by using a Hoiland Wild Oats Separator. It prevents the great amount of dockage that costs you big money A every year. B ' o There was no excuse for the fight | , ~ How My Machine Works they, 025 mude on the farmafs. Suf i p Gy The big drum of my separator is lined with canton flannel. ROW, ere ls- tue .qou % e it i . \ ; Canton flannel is soft and anything with whiskers on it have something to holler about. & sticks to it. If you don’t know what canton flannel is : et S e T e like, ask your wife, or turn one of your “canvas gloves” g h E inside out. All varieties of wild oats have whiskers. These WANTS WAR REFERENDUM ; s > whiskers stick to the canton flannel lining®of my separator A G e e :tl:edtl?r: carnedfltlo the t‘1‘:’0;) gf thi tdhx'urn,d where two wires Rigby, Idaho. at carries them i 1 h\ Tame oats and tame grain do not have any l:hns’;(er:xsg thcey sclinex?:ttgtelc‘ll(mgl l:lheé Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: canton flannel, but remain at the bottom of the machine. The canton flannel lin- ing that goes wnth every Hoiland Wild Oats Separator is good for senarah!:;ez (;(?0 bushels of grain. _After vou have run 2,000 bushels through the machine, you can buy a new lining from me for only $2 and you are ready for another 2,000 bushels, HOILAND Wild Oats Separator - The Hoiland is the ounly wild oats separator that absolutely separates wild oats from tame oats as well as from all other grain. Every machine is sold under an absolute guarantee that it will take 99 4-5 per cent of the wild oats out of your e grain or you get your money back. Order your machine right now. HOILAND MANUFACTURING CO. b "’ DEPT. N. P. L. Albert Hoiland, Pres. FARGO, ‘N. D. | Big JMustrated Circular Free We do not want a league of nations powerful and co-operating together for the purpose of dominating the trade and commerce of the world. This would mean future wars. We want a league of nations which w111 secure peace. How can we get it? By requiring all nations whi¢h come into the league to take the war-mak- ing functions away from the rulers and representatives and to place this function with the people by means of the direct vote. Do this and there would never be another war. Will they do it? If not, why not? L. A. COBLENTZ. OVER OR JUST STARTING Munich, N. D. Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: The war is over now and our presi- dent overseas to assure an everlasting peace, but if one takes the Minneapolis Tribune, one has to think that it has only just started. It is funny to note how this baby is defending her peanut. I just read in our home paper that the 10 amendments had not all passed and that a political gang consisting, ORDER Price’ for This Dou nnclty Maemm $60.00 Medium Sized thlna (npae- ity | 15 Innho!s per huur) $45.00 eggers, soap-bubblers, etc., would. be organized to see that all do not pass. There is that word. organization again. The old gang in North Dakota is-off the bandwagon now, and ;you can see them rolling -in their own mud. .C.E. UNGER. - Stop Bulging the Pockets of the Flour Profiteers You have been paying big prices for your flour and feed for your livestock, hecause you have been buying from the flour profiteers. Stop wasting you: money and keep the profits for yourself. A Liberty Mill will save you {from 50 per cent to 75 per cent, and will pay for itself in no txme. Here is a specml one time offer to the readers of the Nonpartlsan Leader. Our We are paying_the freight on this mxll for the next ten days only Hurry your order in direct from this ad, and save the cost of the freight. This size-Liberty requires a 5 w 8 H. P. engine to run it, and we guarantee that you will be perfectly satisfied or you get your money back. The Llherty Mill is made «in 7 different sizes at prices from $36.00 up. Our No. 2%%-1 Liberty at $65.00 is our most popular seller. Order now direct from this ad. Illustrated Folder Free on Request, DIAMOND GRINDLR CO. ‘ Dept. N. P. L. Cedar Falls, Yowa {i, IT WAS A CHICKEN’S SQUAWK . Bonduel, Wis. Edltor Nonpartisan Leader: Inclosed you will find a clipping from the Drovers’ Journal of Chicago. You may have seen it, but to be sure that you do, I have cut it out and am sending it in to you. Sounds like the last gasp of a dying chicken, doesn’t it? EMIL C. HOEFFS. Mr. Hoeffs’ allusion to a dying chicken is much nearer the truth than he probably suspected, for the news story is an interview fromr Editor Norman B. Black of the Fargo Forum, who with the redoubtable Jerry Ba- con of the Grand Forks Herald fur- nishes the legs to the anti-farmer gang of North Dakota. They are very wobbly legs, these two, and that may explain why the bird is having. such a hard time. While in Chicago re- cently Editor:Black gave out a num- ber of interviews knocking his home state in.the usual lymg fashion, prob- _ably to scare: Chicago interests into NEARLY 13,000 PROGRESSIVE FARMERS are members of the National Holstein-Friesian association. This phenomenal record is unequaled by any other cattle association and IT MEANS that the Holstein cow is by far THE MOST PROFITABLE AND POPULAR DAIRY COW: WE HAVE Holsteins Are Holding Al the Authenticated and. 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