The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 18, 1920, Page 18

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Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers : s i A e e e Cut and Dried NOT THE FRONT PORCH A delegation called on Senator Harding. late the other night, it is re- ported. The candidate stuck his head out of the window and told the dele- gates he had retired for the night. “Never mind,” they answered, “slip on something and come down.” So he slipped on the stairs and came down on his back porch. O Whether or not the new rail- road rates relieve the congestion of traffic, they certainly are re- lieving the congestion of our pocketbooks. * ok % Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I’ve always read the Cut and Dried page and think it is fine. I composed a short poem and thought I would send it in. I'm 138 years old. The poem is not exactly true, ’cause my daddy is a Nonpartisan leaguer. : Kirk, Col. GLADYS I. BROWN. My granddad was a Republican, My daddy is one too; He wants me to be one, But it makes me pretty blue, To give up all my money To the blamed old profiteers, And let them rule the nation For eight or twelve more years. P Some people try to smash the League by throwing eggs. But only the eggs smash. * * * “I’'m in favor of upholding the Con- stitution,” declared the applicant for a job as campaign speaker for the Demopublican party. . “Go on, tell us what part of the Constitution you’re in favor of up- holding,” returned the employment manager, wearily. “Otherwise how will we know whether you’re one of us or a darn Bolshevik ?” E3 ¥ * There are two kinds of nonpar- tisans—those who put principle above party and those who put principal (and interest) above party. * * * Judging from the amount of money being spent in the Missouri campaign a good many of the citizens of that commonwealth must hold out their hands while saying “Show me.” PARTY “REGULARITY” A PLACE FOR CARL To the south is Baron Wrangel, And Grabski on the westsky; All Russia in a jangle, Is hoping for the bestsky. Let’s help the Russians out, I hate to speak of itsky, But we could spare, no doubt, Our valiant Carl Kositzky. Carl’s figures weird could tangle The financier named Grabski, And as for Baron Wrangel He’d kill him with his gabski. Not to mention Carl’s red flag. * * * Henry Ford, if he were to run for senator in Michigan again, would get about as many votes from automobile manufacturers as A. C. Townley would from the Minneapolis Chamber of Com- merce. * * % A farmer not far from here is said to be negotiating for the purchase of several mules. A neighbor of his, hearing of the deal, asked him what he was going to do with the mules. He said he was going to cross them with his cows and thus put kick in the milk. —MEYRONNE (CANADA) INDE- PENDENT. * % % - Those politicians who are so fond of quoting George Washing- ton never seem to have run across that statement of his warning the country against partisan politics. * ¥ * IN LITTLE OLD WISCONSIN Roy Wilcox did his darndest, And Seaman did campaign; Ed Dithmar yelled his loudest, And Tittemore the same; Hull failed to “save Wisconsin” And now it’s up to Blaine. EDWARD HELLER. Pittsville, Wis. * * * A good many men are called crooked because their backs are bent in honest toil. * * * A lot of newspaper writers seem to be worried over who will be lucky enough to marry the British prince. That’s our idea of little to do. Standpat Republicans in North Dakota and Wisconsin are threatening to bolt the League candidates who won Republican nominations, while in Montana and Colorado standpat Democrats are threatening to bolt League candidates who won Democratic nominations: DO not like this Leaguer,” said Senator McNutt. say he’s nominated by the voters? “You Ah, tut, tut! Why waste our time discussing such trifling incidentals? In set- tling questions such as this get down to fundamentals. “I do nct like his haircut nor the color of his eyes; the way his coat and breeches fit I heartily despise; but worst of all—the way he votes—the party’s doomed to wreck, unless we promptly pass the word to step upon his neck. “I’'m strong for regularity, of course you understand; I'll vote for any yellow dog that bears the party’s brand; but when these hayseeds come along and try to bust our ring and then expect our votes besides, it’s quite another thing. “For when this candidate was picked, we never were con- sulted, the first time Jim and Pete and me were ever so in- sulted; we’d vote for any yellow dog, if they would let us pick him, but as they didn’t, Jim and Pete and I are out to lick him. “Now you may call us traitors, and talk until you’re blue, but to the parties’ interest we always will be true. And by ‘the parties’ interest’ I mean, as you can see, the parties of the first part—Jim and Pete and me.” PAGE EIGHTEEN » ADVERTISEMENTS U. S. Government Harness and Saddles We have for sale some U. S. government harness and saddles, awarded us by the government, and which consist of ar- tillery harness, ambulance harness and transport harness; also officers’ saddles and McClellan saddles; also some gov- ernment wool-lined canvas horse blan- kets, just as good as new. Included in the above harness are 500 sets of brand new 2-inch heel hames, U. S. ambulance harness, with breech- ing ; special price while they $75 last, per set T S S U. S. table trace harness, with Concord hames, 1-inch lines, 74-inch bridles, special price, per set...... ‘We are the only concern in the North- west who have been awarded govern- ment harness. If in'the market do not fail to see our stock of harness, saddles a}rlxd blankets before making your pur- chase. 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