The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 20, 1919, Page 10

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Motorize Your Own Farm : urse of instru w ou to motorize your.own farm dafigg yovrowyk ction yit tle with motor-driven machinery. Many farmers send their boys to us for this purpose. Send for our Free Book taday. (2) Lincoln Auto and 'l‘raetor School, 2415 O Sftreet, l.lneoln. Neb. Beats \VI'II'I'E LIGHT Make your home bnihmand cheerful, saving one-half on Government ding University tests prove this derfulnewAladdmn lyfigetlill’; a?eficie:firgsbeet TWICE THE LIGHT ON HALF. THE OIL mmmmwmuvmm u wish, : Y Jiteasd inafewahortweeks. Hpugt R | penhuanywhuefint FROM KEROSENE | istration. y be known as the ‘Madmon County " Approximately - $2, 000 wasg' Leader. subscribed at the meeting of orgam- zation. * * * The presidential boom for General Leonard Wood has been started in Nebraska with the organization of the- “Wood-for-President. club,” with Lieu- tenant Governor P. A. Ban'ows at its head. Governor McKelvie is supposed to be pushing a Lowden boom, which is expected”to make its appearance soon, and a third boom for Senator Johnson of California is looked for. EDITOR NEBRASKA LEADER. MINNESOTA URING the present season, 312 farmers’ meetmgs and picnics have been held in Min- nesota. tofore have barred the organized farmers from holding their meetmgs there are now ready to receive the Leaguers with open arms. For a part of the summer new members were coming in at the rate of 1,000 a week, and nearly as many enrolled in other weeks of the season. &* * L 2 Gus Lindquist, secretary to the gov- ernor and chairman of the Republican state central comtmttee “and general- 1y regarded as-responsi onsible for Burn- quist’s boner in vetoing the. tonnage tax, will not be ousted from his posi- tion on the committee, it has heen an- nounced by Will H. Hays, national committee = chairman. Other politi- cians have been after Lindquist’s scalp bécause of the storm of protest that followed the tonnage tax veto. * *® * A new antl-League press bureau has been launched in Minnesota by Editor ¥. E. Hadley of the Wmnebago Enterprise.. The _type: ‘barrage: is looked upon as the editor’s first notice of his campaign ‘for the’ governorslup EDITOR MINNESOTA LEADER. : IDAHO ENTHUSIASTIC meetings are being held by farmers all over the state. - Ray McKaig, na- tional speaker, and H. F. Sam- “uels apoke to a crowd at Eden recently. Mr. McKaig and J. D. Brown spoke at Archer, where a League booster do- | nated the use of the hall to the farm- ers. - Other enthusiastic meetings were held at Idaho Falls, St Anthony, Jerome and Rupert. " * * * In an effort to-delay the filing of . their inventories until after the board of equalization had met and fixed the assessnients and ‘' valuation on their property, three pubhc service corpo- rations, the Utah Power & Light com- pany, the Idaho Power company and the Mountain States ‘Telephone & Telegraph company, have asked for more time. This. procedure, if ‘per- mitted, would mean much lower taxes for the utilities, it is asserted. * ox % Governor Davis of Idaho, antl- League official, in attempting to: jus- tify the increased ' taxes this year after he was elected on a “taxless” platform, has been asserting: that the taxes were made : necessary by a $1,250,000 deficit of the last admin- In response to this, Clar- ence. Van Duesen, former state audi- tor, makes a statement denying the governor’s charges and declaring that the deficit ‘was only $140,000; whlchv_ |'would scarcely justify ‘the rate of in- crease now being dafended by the il “taxless” governor. - EDITOR IDAHO LEADER When bad' men combme, the. good ‘must associate; else they will fall one by one, ‘an unpitied’ sacrifice in ‘a | contemptible gtmggle.—-E D M u N D R ‘BURKE. : kB Towns which here-- Smoke Pump solnlnrives Em flu something to say to you. Don't mise this, FREE /= ’““"a.’m Yonmmtluvathlanew ‘Contains trapping nmdu Geo.-l'. Theissen and otlmru and vnlnnble orma- tion.. You get our new catalog free also. Besthunters'and m‘npeu guidepublished. +Not a penny to pay for it.~ Gives you-low- - est prices on supplies—Traps,Guns, Kniv Hunting Cou'x. Heavy Cocu. 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