The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 9

.:,—J;’w}f LR p o Rt > = ] - ¢ = k4 3 s » b3 | SRS [ . P a + < \‘T“ Pl i S 4 ADVERTISEMENTS ving Thresh Bills Every Year Why take chances with poor threshers? Wh¥ put valuable grain into the straw &"fi; ngenty—three years’ experience are nd the Red River Special the favorite machine with farmers and threshermen alike. *Clean threshing” has been the watchword in the building of this machine. When you hire a Red River Special owner to do your threshing you know you're going to get a clean job I your grain saved. The “Man Behind the Gun"” separates 90% of the grain right at_the cylinder. It can't ome mixed with the straw again. Special beating shakers separate the remaining 109, by beating it out of the straw just like you would do with a pitchfork if separating by hand. All the grain is saved and cleaned fit for market. Red River Specials make money for Farmer and Threshermen because THEY SAVE ALL THE GRAIN James R. W. Taylor and 15 others, Columbia City, Indiana, say: . *Our 30x46 Red River Special separator threshes all we can get to it and the best z'hupz Jabout it all is that we save all our ain. Hire the man with a Red River Special and save your thresh bill. If you are . interested in a thresher of your own, ask about our “Junior” Red River Special. Write for Circulars. Nichols & Shepard Co. (In Continuous Business Since 1848) Builders Exdusivelg of Red River Special Threshers, Winc Stackers, Feeders, Steam and 0Oil-Gas Traction Engines, Battle Creek, Michigan Your earning power | when it rains is made sure SLICKER Look for the Reflex Edge A.J Tower (o Established 1836 Boston, Mass. ons of Hay Per Hour Carter, Bridgeport, Neb., abouf [Giicges Soep)] Will Help You Clear Your Skin . Soap, Oi t, Taleum, 25¢. everywhere, Samples free o?ol:ltt‘in:}.' Laboratories, Dept. U, Malden, Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers government. Keep posted on the vot- ing record of all officers who represent you. If you don’t tell them how you want them to vote how can you ex- pect them to represent you? And though persecution may be the lot of the minority, keep smiling and have the courage to stand for what you believe is right. You may be ahead of public sentiment some of the time, but conviction and conscience will reward you. NELLIE MILLER. Spring Valley, Minn. Women are naturally conservative —almost reactionaxry. A noted Amer- ican diplomat relates that fully 80 per cent of his countrywomen who visit the embassy openly deplore the fact that America is not a monarchy. Ex- cept for the inherent conservatism of women the “next step” would have been taken long ago. Our next step is to become democratic in fact, as we are now democratic in name. The es- sence of all other forms than democ- racy is government by the minority for the benefit of the few. So long as government and industry are. domi- nated by parasitic minorities, the toil- ing majority—women and men alike— must remain the slaves of the useless few. The slogan of the Farm Wom- en’s page must be: “Education and solidarity — economic and political — now and always!” (MRS.) MARGARET A. HANNAH. Big Timber, Mont. In the political turmoil of North Da- kota today there is much for its wom- en to do. Principally we must educate ourselves, economically and politically. To do this we must learn to study and to read, learn to listen and to think deeply. We must learn to reason things out intelligently. We must learn to detect and spurn the false- hoods and sift out and use the great truths that will guide us in our strug- gle for justice. : Last of all we must allow no cow- ardice to keep us from taking our stand fearlessly for what we know is right and not give up, but fight with our backs to the wall, if we must, until we win. MRS. MYRTLE OSTBY. Sheyenne, N. D. FROM AN OLD SAILOR Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I sail- ed all over the world for 11 years and "I found conditions much the same all over. There are in every country a ruling class and a working class. The ruling class consists of a bunch of grafters that do nothing but live off the sweat of the laboring class. The laws keep the people ignorant and poor and the rich idle and vicious. The laws today, as in the days of Isaiah, enable the rich to add field to field un- til the people have no room. The laws today sacrifice a thousand innocent children to preserve one lazy, unhap- py, superior person. The laws today punish as a criminal the child who steals a loaf of bread or a pair of boots and honors the man whose greed and folly keep the workers off the land and treble the rents in the filthy and in- decent slums, where age has no rever- ence and toil no ease. & There need not be such things as poverty and ignorance in the world. The earth is bounteous and yields enough and more than enough for all. Men and women, I beg of you to do all that is in your power to change the unjust laws of today, and the way to do it is through ORGANIZATION. Let us all join hands and do 'our bit when election comes around and go to the polls and select men out of our midst to.serve us. "We have had the other party served by their flunkies long enough. F. CHRISTIANSEN. Meadow Grove, Neb. o ADVERTISEMENTS USSELL HE_ OLD RELIABLE LINE 1842-- 1921 Get the Latest Improvements | It’s the Grain You SAVE.--- Not What You Raise, that Counts Getting 99.9%, of the Grain 408 Bushels per Hour 4 Russell Thresher owned by W. F.Kreimeier threshed 68 bu.oats in Competitor’s Straw Stack *“With my Russell 36x600ne day I threshed 1,765 sacks of rice in a 10 minutes, dropping the straw on field which yielded 17 sacks per a canvas. he straw was then re- acre; then re-threshed the straw moved carefully and the residue of and I obtained 3 sacks. chaff run through a fanning mill One job I re-threshed which was and when all cleaned up to the done by a (--~--- ) thresher. : last kernel, only 2 1-4 pounds ““This separator threshed 8025 oats were secured; the grain run sacks of rice, and then the New through the Russell showed a loss Russell threshed the straw over of less than 1-8 of 1 percent. This again and obtained 1,125 sacks, is also a record for fast thresh- so I feel that the New Russell ing, being at the rate of 4080 thresher saves grain. $5 Would bushels per day of 10 hours.” cover my season’s repair bill.’’ -- ---Editorial in Manhattan Mes- S.V.JONES,Willows,California. senger, Manhattan, Ill. Late Russell Improvements include the big easy-running 15-bar Cylinder that works tooth-and-nail with the High Finger grate and gets most of the grain RIGHT THERE; and the patented Distrib- uting Beater that spreads the straw evenly across the rack and gets out the very last grains. ' No other thresher has these features—and none other can equal ‘the Russell for saving and cleaning ALL THE GRAIN. Russell Threshers are made in six sizes including the 20x34 for individual farm use, all alike in design. Russell Steam Traction Engines come in 5 sizes. Rus- sell Kerosene Tractors in 4 sizes—a size for every farm. Send for catalog. "THE F. P. HARBAUGH CO., Minneapolis, Minn. THE CLARK IMPLEMENT CO., Council Bluffs, Iowa. THE A. H. AVERILL MACHINERY CO., Spokane, Wash., Great Falls, Mont. First Spring Showing OfF The ap! ; ez | A Strictly Highest Grade Shoe at a Popular Price! AWELL’BRED, tastefully per- ¢ forated, buckled beauty of a -~shoe in the new shade of lustrous dark brown kid finished leather with straps and bright buckles. Has undeniable charm and style- sparkle, with wearing qualities that result directly from the good leather and skillful workmanship which goes into it. We are special- ists in Quality Shoes by Mail, and very careful to offer our cus- tomers shoes of unquestionable good quality. Strong leather soles, leather insoles, leather. quarter lining, securely sewed throughout—per- fectly constructed and stylishly h, decorated. ; B) Sizes 3 to 8, HOW TO ORDER = wide widths. We pay postage when you send bargain price, $3.98, with order. You pay $3.98 and postage when you send no money with order. In either case you will save from $2 Stylish New b~ —— to $2.50 over.regular Price. Be sure you give us Name, Size and Address. canlibe 514. S. Halsted St A o4 b Chicago -111. 202 b 1 RO TN A Salvaged 1125 Sacks Rice from Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers