The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 30, 1921, Page 12

‘ecommittee, who were ignorant of con-Ystate mill and elevator. I showed that ditions there and simply took their it will take only $2,000,000 to build _ views from unfriendly newspapers,” this mill and elevator, and that when said Mr, Burdick, “that at last I asked it is completed it will hold 1,600 ,000 permission to speak for 15 minutes bushels of wheat and will be able to and have my remarks incorporated in clean and forward 150 cars of wheat the minutes. per day. I showed that this mill and “I told them I was not a Nonparti- elevator will fit exactly into the plan san, I told them that I had been of our national sales agency. fought by the Nonpartisans when I “I told them it was all rot about ran for governor. But I told them North Dakota being bankrupt. I told that we have a constitution in this them there is one national bank in ny state. I told them that under that town of 5,000 population that has a constitution the people of the state larger debt than the whole state of have certain rights. "One of these North Dakota. I told them we have rights is to say exactly how the state 280,000 quarter sections of land, with shall be governed. a debt against each of only a few “I told them that agaln and again cents. I told them we have $75,000,- the people had declared in favor of a 000 invested in our public mstxtutlons. ~ Win $1,000 HERE’S A BRAND NEW PUZZLE PICTURE It contains a number of objects and articles beginning with the letter “F.” 30 cash prizes will be given for the best answers to this puzzle. The answer having the nearest correct list of the names of objects and articles in this picture, beginning with the letter “F,” will be awarded flrst rize, the second nearest correct list, the flp prize, etc, until all the 30 prizes have been awarded. In case of tie for any of the prizes the full amount of such prizes will be awarded to each tying person, just as if therq were no tie. Bit down tonight and get the membors of your tam- ily to help you and see how many ‘“F-Words” you can Not a Subscription Contest This is not a subscription contest and you do not ° mave to send in a single subscription to The St. Paul ADaily News to win a prize. If your answer to the “F- Word"” Picture Puszzle is awarded first prize by the Judges you will win $20, but if you would like to win wmore than $20 we are making this special offer. Our Special Offer By sending in one or two yearly subscriptions (max- um two subscriptions—your own subacription, new ©r renewal, will count) to The B8t. Paul Dtlly News at $4.50 a year (add $1.50 for the Big SBunday News), {ou can win as much as $600 or $1,000 in cash. Thi s & bonus reward for boosters. Here's how: If your answer to the “F-Word"” Picture Puzzle 'is awarded first prize by the judges and you have sent in ONE yearly subscription to The St. Paul Daily News at $4.50 you will receive $600 instead of $20. Or, if your answer to the *“F-Word"” Plctnre Puzzle is awa.rded first prize by the judges you h-.vo pent in TWO yearly -ubacrl tions to The SL Paul é ;‘mo $9.00 in all, you will recelvo $1,000 instead 4. so subscription, new or renewal, to The 8t. Paul win second prize you will receive sfzs and if you have sent in two subscriptions and win second prize % u will receive $250. and so on down the list of e will give extra amounts on every ome of prizes. " If your answer is qualified by & Any west, but outsldo of 8 mit an answer. 30 PRIZES Winning Answers Will Receive Cash Prizes _ According to Table Below. time, July 2, 1921. 3. All lists of names should be written on one side of the paper only and numbered numerically. Write L LT A s 4 b "1 said we have only God knows how many bxlhon dollars’ worth of coal lands. "I said that, instead of being ' bankrupt, there 1sn’t a state in the Union so far from bankruptey as Nozth Dakota.” WANT TO CO-OPERATE Editor Nonpartisan Leader: We of the labor movement have been reading of the fight made on you people at Salina and Hutchinson, Kan. This has aroused our curiosity to such an ex- tent that we_ are anxions to get some literature explaining just what you people stand for. Our boys, so far as ‘we can learn, are in sympathy with the co-operative movement that you Are You Good at Solving Puzzles? How Many Ob]ects Begmmng With “F” Can You Fmd in This Picture? . OBSERVE THESE RULES man, woman or child living in the North- Paul and Minneapolis, who is not an employe of The St. Paul Daily News, may sub- It costs nothing to try. 2. All answers must be mailed by postoffice closing tirst prize, ete. 8. 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X o 5 ; 8th Prize... 3.00 20.00 40.00 : 9th Prize. 200 10.00 20.00 10th to 30th 5.00 10.00 ‘Address All Letters k o 92 E. 4th St. . o X to the Puzzle Editor e to a y €WS st Paul, Minn. * PAGE THIRTEEN ; » 7. The answer having the nearest correct list of names of visible objects or articles shown in the pic- ture that begin with the letter “F,”” will be awarded. Neatness, style or handwriting have no bearing on deciding the winners. stand for and we are disgusted wit the actions of some of the American Legion posts in forming this so-called National Defense league. I am president and general chair- man for 5,000 union men and women in this city. We have just got a 10- year lease on one of the daily labor presses of our city and we are start- ing a campaign for 100-per-cent circu-~ lation among our people and the farmers. How your organization came to be launched and what success it has had up to date is information that we want, also just how we can co-operate with you. 0. M. CARPENTER, President Central Labor Union. s Parsons, Kan. house- Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers 1