The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-15

Thu Next President.

! y. sr.:,. ~.l6e Next FT0x0o0Is !
Ascertain q anything can be. in this world,
TO readers Of this newspaper, the many
family groups to which it comes regular
welcome visitor, Senator Hardmg's face
shines as that Of . friend.
Senator Harding. your next President: Is
your kind Of man. You see him, hear . few
words, and you know 1t.
: He was born in q small town, has Lived
there all his life. lives there now. and will
live there again when he leaves tho White
House with his work for the country done. =
u ,,,~-,~-~~ . How He Lives -~'r'''' *''E
He lives as you live, simply. IN the old
fashioned American way C''S
The main residence street In any little
American town, boasts half q dozen homes
more elaborate than Senator Hardings. and
many - good. :. ~"
dGvoted to its government, SATISFIED with
lie UNITED STATES, believe that the United
States issable to deal with its own problemsy
md lgtttle it, own questions free from outside
assistance or interference. 80.
Those millions of men are men OF the same
eert sSenator Harding. ~
- s .s335,,, H. What Kind ef>Man.
Harding IL . big American in physical size(
thanks TO vigorous farming ancestors He's
aabig American also in heart, in understand
III. in sympathy and in simplicity. r.
You read his speeches and know that ne
does not imagine himself created to tell all
the world what to do. He believes in, and
10 understands the American people. his
4rieuds, the citizens of his own little town.
Marion, Ohio, and the jewellers in thousands
of other towns like it. !
wv Your Servant, Nc Autocrat.
h After you have elected him. you will find
III Senator Harding an earnest. conscientious,
fttaight thinking servant of the people, not an
sutocsaty but 4 man respecting the traditions.
}of American government, and the Constitu-
ton Of the United States. s'~.T .Jt
Senator Harding understands that the
United States, not President Of the whole
world. He will know that he is employed
III tho PEOPLE Of this country to look sfteI
tie inteEests, of THIS country. @E$3T
t Born on q farm, living all his life close to
4Sfmsrs,a he knows and sympathizes with tho
tipIoblems Of the farm: Living in tho average
American way, in the average American
small town, he knows the problems Of the
.ayerage American. He understands the
spfinte1Bs he employs, and he knows their trade
sand sets type as they do. -,
&c 5. 49,: His Ambition. -
Senator, Harding has no ambition to- be
called Is political superman, or RULER OF
America ~ IL his ambition to be known as
sssgood American, faithful servant Of those
Nat trust him.
sNatSsHal politics are discussed this year.
slef1~th1n at any election since hesrepukli0s
NAs~founded. Why7 Because men doInotiy
sdiscue,sto any great extent that which Is
land thin national: election il definitely
.ssttleds IA you read this. YOU know it. SesS
But II 3 Important that Demonstration OF
tile popular will should be Of thu. most over
,wAelmlng kind. Therefore the good citizen
vii do what he can to increase the vote for
Harding, should there be any doubtful votes
within reach Of his voice. III ASs
It's almost ludicrouslys dtfdcults to find :
man or woman that intends to vote the Demo-
soEatic ticket this year. ~
But Il You do fird one, show him or her this
,11cture Of the next President. And, express
Your own WY the reasons that inspire you
81 apDruse and vote for him. ~
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REPUBLICAN, MAJ
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