The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 5, 1920, Page 8

U N o ADVERTISEMENTS ' Use Your Auto! HERE, NEIGHBOR, - where you can knock off B\ the big price you expected i® to pay for %% Harness, Blankets and 5 Auto Accessories Thousands of satisfied customers who_ will swear by our goods and methods of doing business that they have saved from 20 to 30 per cent by buying direct from FAC- TORY TO FARM. Our new catalog is free—WRITE TODAY; you can also ‘profit by this great saving. : Labor Invites Farmer Co-Operation A. F. of L. Sees Necessity for Political Action, but Not Through Labor Party Washington Bureau, Nonpartisan Leader. CONFERENCE of the chief executive officers of more than 100 national and international trade unions affiliated with the American Federation of It protests against the reactionary attitude of the organized employers as represented in the late mdustrlal conference. It demands the full right of organ- ization and trade union afiiliation for wage-workers in national, state and municipal service. Labor, called as the result of the fail- It declares the paramount issue of ure of President Wilson’s industrial the day, for the workers, to be the conference, met in the national capital ~2abuse of the injunction power. December 13 and adopted a statement _The declaration calls for the elec- of the position of official organized tion of federal judges for six-year labor. terms, in place of the present scheme, s ds that th Whel:eby the president appoints them right. to. dinikc ‘be protected againsg for life. It also calls upon congress to “gutocratic political @nd corporate in- put a stop to the “usurpation of au- dustrial and financial influences,” and thority .by _the courts to declare laws declares .that the oppressions of the unfionstltutlo,?al. & H United States Steel corporation and .. _Workers, says the manifesto, “are its subsidiary branches against the C¢itizens, mot slaves. They have the workers, both as to freedom of asso- %onstg:utlo{n:l right j:to ;easet Y‘{:’rkl:‘f' ot e . o reduce the necessity for strikes, the clution and ef expression, Must give cause should be found and removed.” “We submit,” it says further, “that anti-trust legislation has not only been Knight Merchandise Co. (South Side Harness Co.) Dept. 54, MONROE, WIS. N Ward Work-a-Ford Cnn be used with Ford, Overland, Dodge Beo and cars lnd,Fo son 'l‘rutor auto- ight as well save your mone: k. Nownr on tires or (raru- permanent n& 8 minu o 'annot injure car or engine. 3 Fr!cflon chm:h Pullayon end of shaft, Ward Gom fan gives perfect control.Mon Il mt satisfied. Ask for circular and speuh.l price. WARD MFG. €0., 2093 N St, Lincoln, Neh. the New Llaht running, eas NEW BUT:EEELY 8t de{cc mhrhl ‘workmans e PO!IIIdCI’ Harrows Do :fl"n H-B :-oln(nurlmaéd_xru sll old on Outwork and Outwear Stecl. As 850,000 users. Dealers sell or and ,,“’,':, :m’m,,,, get prlee og. Jostzes, All | Eringa Free Catalog Folder. — & : We Pay U HitchOn manafactorer And 5ave mone: 4 Write G. H. Pounder, St. 71 Fert Atkinson, Wis. | Aibaug way. () interpreted to serve the purpose of ~" outlawing trade unions, robbing them \.‘ of their treasuries and the savings of \“ their members and depriving them of \ their legal and natural rights to the ‘” exercise of normal activities, but that \” it also has failed completely to pro- \.' tect the people against the outrageous \ machinations of combinations and = St monopolies. DEFLATE CURRENCY TO REDUCE LIVING COST “The United Mine Workers did all in their power to avert an industrial controversy in the coal industry. The autocratic attitude of the mine own- ers was responsible for the losses and sufferings entailed.” To reduce the cost of living, this document proposes that the currency be deflated, that hoarding and prof- iteering in necessaries of. life be stop- and unquestioned reputation. CHICAGO __Mention the Leader When Wrntmg Advertxsers INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY « OF AMERICA inc. No other course will assure delivery. USA PAGE EIGHT FEED Hll“ Save 25% of feed costs. 3¢ to 40 h. 9- CIgultrSw!So bushels per KLET Weite for copy TODAY. )i STOVER MFG. & ENG. 2. 2010 Ideal Av., Froeport, Il ped, that the Rochdale co-operative ill- 4 movement be -extended widely, and £ that income tax returns and dividend - i ¥ declarations be published. Industry i should be organized for service and =\ B 5 not for profit alone. Wage-earners in E o - s industry should share in the control, e R The SenSIble Leader Of tl'le I 920 Tractor F leld and should not be restricted to the i k standard of a mere “living” wage, be- » IS . X s cause civilization develops in propor- NOWADAYS the chug-chug of the Today Titan 10-20 is the standard- tiol to the. emancipdtion of tHEMHRE X Al @ farm tractor is heard in every setter among all tractors. During the in any country. corner of the land. Tractors are at past year it has been the topic of con- _ Then comes this proposition: “Cred- b work in the fields of many thousands versation on the tongues of farmers e the life blood:et anodurn hugneses e s present under the control of pri- v . of farms and if you look them over and tractor makers the nation over. vate financiers it is administered, not you will find them a mixed lot. Selling at the popular low price— primarily to serve the needs of pro- sl Tractor farming is still inits youth. $1000 cash f. o. b. factory—Titan Sucteon,” buli e denize il imas i s S Novelty is still in the surge toward 10-20 faced a sensational demand. A power farming. few months ago this desire for Titan wi] ¥ The impractical theorists are stillin ownership had flooded the factory with ot a the ring, limping but not out of the thousands of orders which could not ! running. Adventurers who swarmed be filled at once, though a new Titan - v @ 2 ¢ ”» . ! into Ys‘rhat they ,t'ermed the ‘‘game are was being turned out every few WE PAY FREIGHT ¢ = still playn_lg. The hazards facmg minutes. g}l{%fifis}rs%uu.nv—l.owzsr PRICES 4 the farmer in search of reliable power Every effort is being directed to Bie Tustrated Cotaiog. Eree ol S are many. greater production and to continued B FENCE comuaNy. e In all this turmoil, one tractor like Titan10-20pre-eminenceduring 1920. STILLWATER. MINN. " FORT MADISON, IA! a steady star has lighted the way. In view of manufacturing difficulties 2 r‘-t} & That tractor bears the trusted name— however, this is earnest advice to the Ground Graln g Titan 10-20. It has led because it is 1ntend1ng purchaser- =l the product of pr.actical b_uilders of ' Orders for Titan 10-20 —and also for Best for StOCk oA good farm machines; because it is International 15-30 and International Profitable grinding callsfor & mill that wil » o backed by many years of experience 8.16 —must be placed far in advance. a mill economical ia power, builtfor service.