The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 11

PUT THIS CONCRET MIXER ON YOUR mm can save many times the cost of a Sheldon Farm Concrete Mixer on a few small jobs. What is more, you can do the work when you please, in otherwlse idle time. It is made espe- clally for farm use, and will handle large jobs as well as small. With a SHELDON %< CONCRETE MIXER have continuous i:::lgldflve. cll}ltg‘xdpugey, (:asyltllt- scharge, y dumping lever and sand-proof bearings. No other mixer excels s qunllty ot work., No other ‘mixer approsc es its wonder- fully low price. . SmdlorFREEc:nttalogd'lghgg ypes .s::ws..r.ghmmm SHEI.DON MI-'G. 00. : 2 NEHAWKA, NEB. § Plan to be in Williston .on Tuesday. and Wednesday, October 14-15, for the Missouri-Yellowstone ‘Pure Breeders Sale Shorthorn, Angus and Hereford < -Cattle and Percheron Horses -~ AND DISPERSION SALE. . QF:JOE: WEGLEY’S. SHORTHORNS . - On"account. 0f the fact that northwestern North .‘l;)'nkou -and eastern Moltmunq l:lvr:i been hard ll)x,it l.make it a-splendid op- 0se wishing to improve their herds, .or for: those who desire m get' into the purebred a ‘business for the . first time.. IMfl-YeIIwflona 'l;nro Breeders’ Assoclation TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 (0 head Percheron maru s Jacks; 50 Short- horns; 20 Angus; 30 Herefor This offering will eonslst mosd f open heifers - and mws.awrfix calf at side. Th{yoarepall of tha -better kind and are good enough -The few 'bulls - offered - are »stmng fellows—the kind' you ]lka to b Send to thé Becretery for catilog. : '.Ioupb Wegley’s. Dispersion Sale takes - place on . WEDNESDAY, GCTOBER 15 orthorns: 23 cows with calves bx side; um to-calve. later; I3 'vearling heifers; herd bull Dale's swudro'n. one. " 18- manths-oid straight bull prospect. in any herd. zood lot of -big, On aceount of the shortage of feed, Joseph Wegley, - one of our ussoclafiun members,. will sell his entiré: herd -of Beotch and - Scotch-topped Shorthorns at ‘the sale pnvulun on the day fol- lowing the association -sale: Mr, - Wegley’s herd is.one of the old-established herds in' the state, and. has tiken him years establish. e has taken great Palns in getting together some wandar!ul cows ‘of the low-down, large-bone t{ve of the popular Scotch famil 18 Dale’s- Snowdrop, strong Avondale and Cholce (icmds.~ All of the aboves: mentioned calves at .their mother’s side are from this bull and the cows are brep back to the same association’ ‘manager wishes to state that he knowa of no better opportunny to purchase real high ‘class ca WILL!AM POWERS ‘Sales ‘Manager Bain Monhnl. J. H, 8 HAW Secretary Wllliston. North: anotn in. au-. aeu.ln- of fur lulhmmc.iounb.fihdho mdlfl: mucous membrans, . 'l’h. lo-t Pet Stock Ro-pody Dever 't lost iy e ‘ www'{%m MR R and had s before with & ”""fia.m""'fl-&" IR : :Qnuaa.. Dept. 4957 um.n. this fine Wriss Watch oz| ‘ou ‘can got %.m.z-m" His herd bulls have always been |. courts and other mstxtutmns. It is the crime of Mr. Townley to stand at the -head of a puissant organization which frankly proclaims that in the future we will do some of our voting about the | things which ‘concern us most—about the food that sustains us, the clothing that warms us; the houses that shel- ter us and the industries that provide them. It is needless to say that when the ballot once becomes a factor in in- dustry as it is now a‘factor in politics, something is bound to occur. “If you and your masters are so utterly demented as to believe that by merely casting Mr. Townley into pris- on you have sounded the death knell of a movement like this, then you are all more to be pitied than condemned. “W. J. HANNAH.” From the other side of the country as well as the political fence comes another warning to Judge Dean. The ' warning is not from any friend of the League. It is rather a friend of the market manipulator and the old-gang pohtlclan, an apologist for monopoly, but it is shrewd enough to fathom the possibilities to their masters of such actions as those of the court- and the prosecutor of Jackson county. It is the New York World, which says edi- torially: NATIONAL LAWS COVER ALLEGED OFFENSES “Without subsecribing to any of the strange doctrines of the Nonpartisan farmers’ league, whose president, A. C. Townley, has been sentenced to jail at Jackson, Minn., most Americans will want to know prec1sely what the state of Minnesota means by ‘conspir- acy to teach disloyalty,” the crime of which he was convicted some time ago. “At the trial, a great deal was said about resisting the draft and obstruct- ing the sale of Liberty bonds, but .these were offenses against the na- tional law, and the federal authori- ties do not seem to have associated Mr. Townley with either of them. His punishment, imposed under a state law, is for a misdeed that never before has been so loosely defined or lent itself to so many interpretations. “Minnesota’s intense dislike of the Townley farmers and the. Haywood I. W. W. has been manifested on sev- eral occasions, usually in a creditable manner at the polls. -Unless it is stupidly inclined- to give its adver- saries an advantage they do not de- serve, it may well stick to the ballot box and leave prosecutions for. dis- loyalty, sedition and treason to the United States.” The. following editorial was sent out by the Newspaper Enterprise as- sociation, which serves several hun- dred daily papers of the United States with news features, editorials and pic- tures. The editorial has been publish- ed in a large number of the papers served by the N. E. A. and our friends in several states have sent us eclip- ‘pings of it: . “A court at Jackson, Minn., has sentenced Townley, head of the Non- partisan league, to three months-in Jail, ‘without alternative of fine.! escapes. with a fine.: of a movement to break the oppressive cinches of big business must go to jail, history of - American courts. - “Make no mistake. This is the way the great majority of the people w111 lock upon the Townley case. “The effect is a vigorous blow at law and order, delivered by the courts. It is ‘meat’ for the'I. W. W., the Bol- sheviki and -all. other elements that .urge settlement of public troubles by ‘violence rather than by ballot, reason and fair trial. You may preach about law and “order, expatiate upon the ‘the "‘ment to the limit, but when the courts ley, “Big business, convicted, always “The blg leader - as the finale of one of the greatest. farces and abortions of justice in the tor| heauties’ .of democracy and propound- & | vantages of popular govern- | in then' bias and blmdness, show that they are set against popular move- - ments for freedom from trust rule, they simply nourish all elements that would settle all industrial issues out of court by strike, riot or revolution. “If the Nonpartisan league were hell-bent, instead of being the sub- stantial and promising ‘movement of the people of a great state aimed at «freedom from conscienceless capital- istic tyranny, it will acquire additional strength through the jailing of Town- ‘without alternative of fine. Thank God the human animal has progressed so far that the craving for freedom and self-government can not be snuffed out by jail sentences. That Minnesota court must be descendant from the judiciary of ‘the dark ages,’ when it was attempted to put down men’s thought and teach them to re- spect proper authority by Jall sen- tences or torture.”- Thunder on! Stride on! democracy. Strike with vengeful stroke!—WALT WHITMAN. 5 7 Get NMore For Your Furs and Quleker Returns This Year ymzryearw make bis money Your ice and three tim dwl. Bemhgetautheymw RDI' HOIN!..IEH get an two colds, pneumonia, by installing a required b; ly has extra size of firepot. The sxd& of the L Heater bo are smooth m base ring to .- mature’s meth by oward-designed ‘pneumatic machi permanently gas, smoke and maring tests. ing gas, It has no cement_packed cu; logsg and £ill the house mthpduau and d’ irt fashioned cast jron furnaces. The Li mmp e you can ingtall it yoursclfif desired.- e coupon for our Health Henu book et and lct ue putt you in touch with ¢ dealer nearest you. Thereis a furnace for every requires -ment in the Wrot Iron hne_r:?'d“ ; styles and aevcnt;y-mne sizes, : Heater Co. I)es Molnes, Iowa DOCI' ORS agree that alarge percentageof ooughs, bronchitis, are traceable to the hot, parched air of unscien- tific heating systems. ‘The health of your family is your most priceless blessing. Guard against sickness L!IPFEI.ESS I'IEA'I'EER R’ which will heat the entire home with the coal stoves to heat one or two rooms. It arge radiating surface in proportxon to and perpendxcular, ; . leaving:a umfonn &afisage for hot air all the wa; e combination hot and col air regxster which heats the entire home by sitive and rapid air circulation, ' The vae Saver is boiler. riveted—the rivets are 3-8 inches sct close and driven” home under 30 tons nes. soot tight. They represent real battleship construction— every scam will stand .The Life Saver is guaranteed against burmng out or leak- fe Saver converts the " house into a modern home in a single day. lt is so Donald B. Howard i ADVERTISEMENTS 25 Cords aDay Easily Sawed By One Man. Easy tomove from cut to cut. Make blg profits cutting wood. - Cheap and easy to operate. OITAWA |OG SAW Does 10 men’s work at one-tenth the cost. Makes work easy. Engine can also be used for running pumps and other machinery. Saw blfldeeasfiyremoved. Write forourlowprlee. 0-Year Guarantee, Ottawa LITTLE TWISTER Belt Power Transmit- ters for Ford and Dodge cars will do all your light and medium power jobs. They twist every- A\ thing hard but your pocketbook. easy on thnt. Write for free circular. FRANK R. WEISGERBER, 725 S. Ninth 8t.,, Salina, Kans. tinflmold and tuberculos1s ife Saver ressure ey “are sub- oints to work like the old« DORALD B. HOWARD llll'l‘ll! “- lols.m.r&h N‘lflo i L . S aat T R A e T T TR DA 4 A A T Ty T R LR TS Ao TP TT T 19 - O e e T o — AR - TR S B NP oK " A .3 A R Y S SRR RS D S X Sy e O X s