The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, July 5, 1920, Page 2

“*Ment:on the Leader When Wntmg Advertisers ADVERTISEMENTS Snaplldby the best u.mmu i It puts the grain in the e sack—does not waste "g:mu:d':;by the but it in the stack ' AN INDIAN FABLE 3 The following legend, thousands of years old, was told to the children of India be- . fore ‘America. was 'discovered, before ‘Eng- S8 nataon. even - before the Birth. of Jesus. But the. ecoromic condi- | tions it portrays haven't ehs.nzed much, it will be obsened. N INDIAN farmer, whose crops had failed two. or three " times; had been forced to go to alarge landowner to- get ‘a loan. 'Though the farmer’s secur-: ity was of the best, the big landowner charged usurious interest, which the farmer, in lus need, was forced to - ays ¥ After that he was unable to get out . 7 The Gram-Savmg / " Stacker Deliversit || stack in the ordin: proc- .ess, Demand the Gra‘:gSaving Stacker on the machine for your next job. See that aboye trade-mark (in colors) ison each side. Wrtite to any of the list below. for full informa- tion about thlssterllng profitoeaver M LIST OF MANUFAC!'URERS Is Commg to Yéfi : Every kernel of thp grain you have raised isyours. ‘Then why let any of it go into the strawstack? You don’t haye to zny more. The : . Grain-Saving | Stacker returns to the separator and into” the sack or wagon the graln that is blown to the United States ! S Canadar i i | of debt. Indeed, he sank farther and Auum & Taglur Machipery Coiy'/ HuberMannfactuflnch..Mu&on. Roél'f;’%eg Eggin:t& Thmhu. ‘8 | farther 1nto it. He zecogmzed the in-s Avery Company, Peoria, IlI, A.D.BakerCompany, Swanton,O. 5 ]llilxlxlms “Thresher Co., we Syeamme. Daominion Thresher Co., Ltd., ' Banuxe:s Menuiacturing Co.; Oy New Hamburg, Ont. Keck-Gonnerman Co., Mt._ JBDom&Fxls Lid,, justice of his lot and. complamed to ‘| the money lender: b Verzon, Ind. Laprairie,. Que: 7T got all my good things from Ra ot b Bachize Co, Batavs Leader Tractor Manufactiring Erast.Bros: Co. Ltd.; Me. the money lender answered humorous- Pal M" Co.. C Gi Ca., Des Moines, Towa, _ Forest, Ont. . <5, Mte: Co., Cape Girardean, 1 ;nicfury. Co., Kaveas City, Mo: Joha Goocllso‘:'l‘hteshuCo.. ly. “Go seek him and he . wfll glve ] ¥ §{acin ThreehingMachine Co.s Mg:ea],;:x: Threshing Machine Hergou: Bros., Ltd., M you what you ask® Clark Mnchhze Co.. 'St. Johnsville, : El.lx.s keystone Agricultural Works, Pottstown, Pa Poéf, Hg&x‘x Enmne & Thxeehen M&Efifw" 'Ig:esher Co., Ltll. s TheRuesell&Co.,Rlfllhfl.O.Stm o;..w.. Emerson- Brastingham Co., _‘“i”e}éié’,‘,%%f“‘“” isonch Stemart smx’m%;, cat > Farmers Independent Thresher wyer- Maeuv Co., Ltd. (U. SRy At of hxm, as of many others, the fary asked where he -might find Ra. beggar replied that he was Ra.. i ' . \The farmer bowed.in reverence and stammered ‘out the Yeason ‘of his ‘gquest. - Ra ‘took compassion and gave him a conech shell.” The farmer, said Ra, might have anything he wished, providing he but blew upon the shell. “Overwhelmed by his good fortune, _the farmer started back for his home. He could not forbear telling his luck | to the money lender, who promptly | seized the conch shell. The farmer, . however, had been shrewd enough not" to divulge the conch shell’s: secret. Thus, though the money lender had a priceless thmg it 'was of no value to him, 5 Thereupon: he made 'this proposal to the farmer: - ~“Simce 1 do’not know how to make the shell obey me, it is obviously of ‘1o use to me. ' But since I have it, you can not use it.: Therefore, I will give it back on the condition that when you wish anything for yourself, I shall get twice as much of the same thing.” The farmer was in a ‘quandary. Though he needed thé shell’ and the good fortune it would bring, it galled him' to think that whatever he got, | Co., Springfeld, Tl A. B. Farquhar Co:;, York, Pa. Ferdmand sltiachined ‘Works, Fncl: Company, y Vzluyneuboto. Pa. Haar&eon Machine Worh. €, Il S rencyy . M1l $* Wallace Machine Works, L2, Soudzwest Mfg Co.. Oklahoma “Waterloo ' Manufactus atd Waterloo, Onflt'.’8 Coss ‘R, Watz‘e}‘ echine Works, Ltdy - e. Robln«m & Company, nd; Ind,’ Wi, ichmo: The Westinghouse Company, GtmeWhite&SonaCo Lud, : émfic‘&‘ay. N. Y. > on, Ont. SR The Gram Savmg Stacker Oflgmatcd With theln&ana anfcctunnz Company, Indianapolis, Ind., Who Also On’gfnated the W'md Stacker. Guaranteed to Save 95% of All Down Gram " The Anderson Grain Savx Dev:ce is a necessity that no farmer can afford to do without. It will absolutely pickup 95% of all fallen grain, and pay for itself in harvesting 40 acres by saving all’ grain knocked down by back cutting. and light grain’otherwise lost. No harvesting machine is. complete without a set of Anderson Guards and should not enter the harvest field without a set. ‘Ten guards as shown - in the above cut are a complete sét and they are so made - that they can easxly be attached to the platform of any - bmder. i ; i Prme $25.00 per set Send today for free folder. Saving Device. ‘of shoes, no paper in them then, Ask your dealer for tlu Andenon Grain Af he does not handle it order ‘direct from ‘thc L LACLEDE IRON WORKS :_' 25351547 N North Ninth St = for profiteers weren’t liked. Th lied in great big glaring” heads. e orate. 4 it since Queen Bess sat on “mnprodnflion:‘o?il Hnd: : . “didn’t have befc Hees or s&.wfu b m changed our style of pants, but . ’call 1t all “advanee. 7 " store. . out,-and‘he finally consented. NOW AND THEN . %Good beef sold for a eent a pound in ‘the- zexgn of Queen Elizabeth of England.”—News Hem. - 3 HEN Good Queen Bess » » \ cent a pound, the packers then were quite unknown, they hadn’t been around. And when Bill ‘Shakespeare ‘played his play, it might be added here, of ticket scalpers and: theilike the folks there had no fear. .And they could get a pair weep, they’ll never come again. They didn’t fear the price of gas, the folks in those days hiked, they had no sugar I?rofiteers,i they had, of course, no “reds,” they had no papers then that\ ‘ . When Good Queen Bess sat on the throne, the f. i weren’t bothered much by names like “Bolsheviki’’ and “ra _cal” and such. They didnt have to listen to each new candx date, they never saw one “pomt with, nd t _ by, and things have changed a little bit si Bess:came to die. . 'We have the things antio ore, we've wars and prohibition; and. quite tle more. ' We ‘have changed our style of hvmg and ‘we've | I often, often ‘wonder why we § the money' lender would. get donile " “to add to his already overflowmg ‘But there was mo other way\ He wished for a well on lue land and early the next morning a well ap- 3 peared. ' But on the land of the usurer ' were two fine wells, He wished for a fine ‘barn ‘and _got it, but the money lender got two. “For months this went on,-the joy of possession being taken from the farmer by the 'thought that it only added two-fold to the wealth of the undeserving profiteer. 1Fmally ‘the farmer hxt upon 8 brxght plan ‘He blew: into hls conch shell and wished himself blind in one eye.’ Im- ‘mediately it happened and the money lender became blind in both eyes. He stumbled out of his house and, tnable “to see, he tned to’ steer a way be- ‘Mfles Pomdexter had 14 delegates 3 A at ‘the Republican ' convention.. Bat; ,then, Wilson had 14 pomts in Pans. The Bnltxmore preacher who ale : 3V‘Iowed that every profiteer will go to hell daesn’t help us much un: ~ Tess ‘he ecan eonvim:e the profl- s, N w g e Burleson apparently has fewer iflu-~ sions or more judgment than Ealmer He has refrained from announemg hxs candldacy for pteeldent. § : 5SS Y Bt 07 = SA: Mm:hell ‘Palmer has. gone S ‘Hearst one bettér. It was Hearst 'who discovered the “yeliow peril.” 1 but -it: took ‘Palmer to see. tlle "xed” one. . - * 2 . Seala " The mayor of Seattle has come out "vnth the assertion that Ole Hanson Wi nli. a “damn fool.” Now if Ole will - admit it the opmmn will Te made unanimous. ' v 3 * \* vi 2 “Who ‘was it now ' that remarked when the railroads were turned back to the stockholders, that they were ‘unscrambled"‘! 3 A2 : e 3 . And to think that we used to ‘ throw “some of the '“get-rich- qmck" gentry mto )a:l' ; i -~ sof on the throne, beef was'a at prices that would make you ey had no Mitchell Palmer; the thrbne, ull many ——CWV