The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 7, 1921, Page 13

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What we are doing, after all, is simply the elimination of useless niiddlemen in the marketing of the products of Australian labor and Aus- tralian farmers.” - Frazier Nails Lies Falsehoods of Kansas Governor. Are Exposed OVERNOR FRAZIER of North Dakota has issued a statement reviewing the activities of the pioneer League state duging the World war, and pomtmg out that Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas, in a recent bitter attack upon President Townley and the Nonpartisan league, “departed widely from the facts.” “My attention has been called to an attack made on A. C. Townley and the Nonpartisan league by Governor Allen,” said Governor Frazier’s state- ment. “Mr. Allen leaves the field of opinion and pretends, at least, to state facts, when he declares that ‘Mr. Townley and his tribe fought every war drive, opposed the sale of Liberty bonds, refused contributions to the Red Cross, discouraged the selective service. law, - voluntary enlistments,’ and so on. > “Just why Governor Allen should feel compelled to' assail Mr. Townley and the League so vehemently I do not know. It seems to me that Mr. Allen would greatly strengthen his case by sticking to facts. When he departs so widely from the truth as he has done in the statement that newspapers credit him with_making, ‘there will be many people who will jump to the conclusion that Mr. Allen for some reason fears the truth about the.League, and perhaps the effect the adoption. of the League’s policies would have on the railways, milling and banking interests of Kansas and the political condition of the state.” The Nonpartisans were ‘in control of the North Dakota government dur- ing the entire period of the war, Gov- ernor Frazier said, adding: - “North Dakota oversubscribed every Liberty loan—the third by 100 per cent and the second by the highest per cent of any state. The Red Cross al- lotment was oversubscribed 288 per cent, standing seventh of all states. The Y. M. C. A. allotment was doubled. Far from opposing the selective draft the per capita cost of inducting men was lower than in any other state than one and in one county not a man was drafted, the entire .quota being filled by volunteers. “In Attorney General Palmer’s ‘red’ raids not an arrest was made in North Dakota. This state was one of the few to protect absent soldiers by a moratorium and was the first state to pass a soldiers’ bonus law and its fig- ures of $25 for éach month is the high- est bonus in the nation.” ; “ Commenting on “Kansas’ failure to reward service men,” Governor Fra- zier says: “Is loyalty a matter of actlon or merely of words fdd T T S P P TS A S B T o A Mo 5T BT LEN%8 R T —— ADVERTISEMENTS 'Who Do I Give i These Cars To? Apri 16, 1921 I am going to give away Two More Automobiles 9, Ihave been giving away automobiles for a long time. NowI'm going to give away two more. Send me the Coupon down in thé corner andl 1 d tell you about it. 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