The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 26, 1920, Page 14

ADVERTISEMENTS EQUITY-LEHIGH TIRES No Money in Advance C. 0. D. on Approval Eliminate the Tire Profiteer Rib Kant Tread Skid Tubes 30x3 . 810 00 $10.90 $2.00 30x3 12 13.95 2.50 32x8 35x 86x41/1. . 27.50 These prices include War Tax. Theae Tires Are Not Seconds EQUITY SUPPLY HOUSE Boston Block MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. (3 Just use blndet wine, ne-fifth cost of mpe 2t store. No loose ends and will not un-~ |x ravel. Makes softer, more pliable rope, any length or. thickness for clothes lmes, == Halter Ties, tow rop hay_ slings, etc. Simple tn operate. No time to learn. Makes rope quickly, Lasts a life- time, Regular price, $4.75. Special on this ndverumment $3.50 Address Mail Desk No. 10 LIGGFa1 Proposition In Quantities to Anenfl ECONOMY MFG-CO- KASOTA BLDG+MINNEAPOLIS StackYourH v T e W e hyhawly Btackers and Sweep Rakeos Harvestinghay theJayhawk ay means time, men and moneysaved. Jayhawk Stacke~ es make it NEW DENDERGAS‘I’ You should have our direct from factory to farm prices o before you buy fence. HIGH QUALITY FENCE—LOW PRICES You can not afford to miss this opportunity. Write our nearest factory today. UNITED FENCE COMPANY OF STILLWATER 508 207 Front St. Main St. Fort Madison, lowa Stlllwuter. Minn, leSAW RIG Low Introductory offer puts this new nwg //\ within rean:’ho tafl fl S ‘ =~ of other rigs. Saws your \ £, winter’s wood in few hny 5 Powerful d-cycle mowr. Easy to o) pente Itgh move, 80 days’ al =» prove our claims. 10-year nm.n Send toda; E BOOK of FA OTTAWA MFG.CO.. 162 Main St..Ottawa. Kans. —_— e ]_gam AutQg-Tractor MIIE mcncu -v . FRACTICAL IIEIIIOD mmwm znnfvm§1sa o szt 0 A MONTH ~ &lt-ie"udy for your ebohcn &/:oo/ ITE for FREE 68 W CI'I'V. MO, for Rafie A sal o ard April carlots per bale $6.65. Small lou'fl 90, lnr.ar dipt. 60 perbale permonthmoro. Gonlnmaudordazoco.. nneapolis,Minn. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers What Is “Townleyism”? Progressives in North Dakota Think They Know—This Is Their Answer N NORTH DAKOTA the opposition to the Non- partisan league is using in its campaign the slo- gan that “Townleyism must be wiped out.” Progressives of the state, who have had a chance to see what the League program has meant to the people of the state, are sending out this state- ment of what “Townleyism” means: “What is Townleyism ? “Bank deposits guaranteed. “Better grain grades, based on mill- ing and baking values. “Pay for dockage or its return to the farmer to be used as feed for his animals. “The milling of wheat in the state, thereby preventing a double haul and saving the by-products for use in the state, increasing business and indus- try and conserving soil fertility. “The state-owned bank, whereby the funds that belong to all the people are made available to finance the activities that belong to all the people. “A state-owned coal mine to supply at least the state’s own buildings. “An industrial commission charged with the management of the state’s industrial activities, elected by and re- sponsible to the people. “Hail insurance at cost. “Fire insurance on public buiidings at cost. “State bonding of public officials at cost. “State aid to drouth sufferers. “State aid to dairy associations. “Rural credits. “Reduction of the spread between the prices paid to producers and the prices charged to consumers. A STATE OF HOME OWNERS IS AIM OF LEAGUE “A state of home owners (as the homestead act was the most benefi- cent piece of legislation ever enacted by the federal congress; so may the home building association act prove to be the most beneficent piece of legis- lation ever enacted by a state legisla- ture.) “Exemption of farm nnprovements from taxation. “Exemption of the small city home from taxation. “The redistribution of taxes more in accordance with privileges enjoyed and ability to pay. “Uniform warehouse receipts and a uniform sales act. “Encouragement of improvements and discouragement of speculation. “Simplified court procedure. “Equitable assessment of property for taxation. “Thirty days’ notice before mort- gage foreclosure. “A soldiers’ compensation law, the first and the most liberal enacted by any state, “A moratorium act, effective until one year after peace is declared. “The lowest draft cost per soldier of any state in the Union. “Workmen’s compensation, the most liberal in existence. “Benefits to dependents of employes killed. “Beneficial and just labor laws. “Woman suffrage, with provisions enabling all women entitled to the bal- lot to cast their votes. “An eight-hour day and a minimum wage for women. “Stringent regulations as to em- ployment of minors. “Pure drugs and sanitation legisla- tion. “Night schools and enlargement of school facilities. - “Stringent and effective morality laws. “Rural school betterment. “Recall of public officials. “A full line of repairs to be carried by dealers for machinery sold in the state. “Loyalty to the state and obedience to its laws. “Patriotism and love of country. “Free speech and free assemblage. “Fairer railroad rates. “Flood control. “Encouragement of co-operation. “The realization of democracy, as written into our constitutions and pre- served in our traditions. “Each and every one of the fore- going planks of the ‘Townleyism’ plat- form (except the coal mine) has been confirmed, enacted into law or carried into effect by the present administra- tion. Which of these planks is so dangerous that the whole program must be defeated ?” WRITES ABOUT MEREDITH Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Lead- ing farm journals, purporting to rep- resent the farmer, have in their last is- sues editorially praised E. T. Meredith, who has been appointed secretary of agriculture. I have always stated, and have the facts to support it, that we have not a farm paper in Ohio, Pennsylvania or Illinois that repre- sents the interest of either the pro- ducer or consumer. By their contin- ual advocacy of greater production, and by their same degree of cunning used in representing the serum, grain and meat trusts, they have deceived even the very elect of farmers. In “Who’s "Who” Mr. Meredith clailms to be “raised on farm and in town,” with no degree as a farmer from any agricultural college; direc- tor of the United States Chamber of Commerce, representing big business, which is fully supported by the same, including the five packers; Democratic politician for years, being defeated for both governor and United States sen- ator by the farmers of Iowa, and lastly he is director of the Chicago Federal Reserve bank. In his pamphlet in support of the packers, he criticizes the farmers for complaining about overcharges for feed for livestock, all of which may be better understood by those who re- member and know of the venomous at- tack made by the United States Cham- ber of Commerce (of which Mr. Mer- edith is director) against the federal trade commission. Butler, Ohio. E. E. CASSEL. LEAGUE MAKES GOOD Editor Nonpartisan Leader: We are getting results here in North Da- kota already, but we will get more and better results as soon as all our in- dustries get going.. Already the hail insurance has proved its worth and saved the farmers of the state about $5,000,000. The state bank also will be of great help to the people. The grain-grading act is protecting us also. I have farmed 25 years and may safely say the Nonpartisan league has been the means of getting better laws to benefit not only the farmers but all the people in the state. We must car- ry on the message to the people of other states that they may see what united action will do and get rehef by the ballot as we did. I hope Minnesota will buck up and put the League over. Mohall, N. D. M. JACOMBSON. PAGE FOURTEEN ADVERTISEMENTS R E S & l BN b SAVE TEMPER TEMPER OUR 6000 MILE PUNCTURE PROOF GUARANTEED TIRES &l mm”mnr:‘stg;nwhu nudz&dge tires, REMEMBER; -proof 'flro is shipped justment basis. VM D == NEW METHOD 'I‘II!E Co. 358-360 Market St.- Desk P St. Paul, Minn. WE PAY 6 PER CENT on time certificates of deposit for money left with us for six months or one year. All de- posits in this bank are guaran- teed by North Dakota deposi- tors’ guaranty law. First mort- gage real estate loans for sale. Write SECURITY STATE BANK New England, N. D. THIS BANK PAYS 6% Interest Certificates issued for six or twelve months. The First National Bank of Taylor Taylor, N. D. We Pay 6 Per Cent on time certificates of deposit if left one year. Safety guaranteed by North Dakota Depositors’ Guaranty Law. Write FIRST STATE BANK AMIDON, N. D. WE PAY SIX PER CENT on certificates of deposit, if left six months or one year. All deposits are fully gv\vmi:nteed by depositors’ guarantee law. Slope County State Bank Amidon, N. D. MR. FARMER: Save money by us- N ing your old drill. . ) spreading lpu-t, also cleaner. per set of 20, 813 - one or two-draw % bar; sample mail- b ed for 75c 5 John A. 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