The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
]. W. SCHNITZLER AS HE IS
KNOWN, FROID HIS HOME
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lings which tell us that ''the only
thing we can get Schnitzler on is his
war record"-this, then, is what the
r~eactionists, who could not bind him
with the Cooper Chains" wish to
spring at the eleventh hour. W. hear
there will be "afidavits," etc, and
that these things will be braodcasted
among the voters the last minute SO
as not to give him a chance to comDat
the poison. We here who knew nm
during the war period want to say in
a few words that if there is anyone
in Roosevelt county who al snow d
better war record than Schnltzler,
we want to know it,; SchnlUzler
bought more bonds, gave as mucn
time and cropped more acres (and
lost more actual money! than any
other individual in Roosevelt couh-
tv. He was anti-English before Amer
lea entered the struggle n was a.
gainst this country entering the me
lee but when u representatives IN
Washington said the word WAN
he ceased his anti-war activities ana
became one of the most aggressive TO
bring the struggle to a VICTORIOUS
close. We know that in 1918 when
the world was hungry for wheat ana
when the influenza was over the lana
and threshing machines were ldle III
the fields; he himself opened up d
hospital in Froid and with MS own
funds not only took care OF the med
ical needs of his crews but also gave
shelter and treatment to other VINO
could not find shelter elsewhere; ne
fed bundles into the nav OF the sep
arator day after day so that the g0Id-
on kernels might come to market
an dbe ground into flour for hungry
soldiers on the battle front. lie was
fighting as good a fight at nome as
was any doughboy in the trenches
and a far better fighter than some OF
our prominent and much heraldeu
"hundred per centers" or Dollar a
YEAR, patiots. And again, ask us
who know as to the war record Oh D..
w. Schnitzler.
His Politics Il
Go back into the pages and read
his political history 1T Will ten you
of his progressive trend; OF Dattles
bravely fought against ntrenGhe
interests. Over in North Dakota
when the Bosses were riding the PEG,
ple hard, he was an lnsufgehC anu
With his newspapers assisted IN BRING
mo about much political REFORM;
Northeastern Montana, and you WIN
7 ooIr IN his ecord over mere ~
find him lined up with the forces o.
RIGHT not always on the winning siuo
INF On the side of the people SchnlC-
zler is a progressive IN every 9SIs4
If the word if your votes VIII puC
hin, In the Senate, the common hoily
bandad man of toll out here on ing
Eli win have a champion lot M
o9lsa Schnltzler does not need III
on@i9i assistance" from any lndlylu-
III H. gronp of Individuals; ne nag
grabbed out his own p~ittance olI -
az coil and asks favors OF no one ~
q financial way, but he does ASK InaC
The man on the soil turn u n as
sist him in the primaries. kehlelI1
har that the reactionarles VIII pe ~
~ fnil force and if the country uog9
not come to his support his aus wiz
fail.
VIC want to warn you against Ihese
o1aventh hour efforts to poison Cne
Minds of the voters; real ISSUES
sbould be met squarely. IL Ihe oCioL
Side has anything on Schnitzler, why
not let them publish it now and threSn
ont the thing in issue? The 1ac! -
tbat there is nothing to "get SchnlIzo
Ior on''. there is nothing that can De
advanced by the opposition but WnaC
Con- he s~ouarely met by him, so Cney
Iii nse the old trick of sprlnglng
the lies the last hour when 1t VIII ot
too late to answer. Schnitler cannon
c con to see you; he is in the harvest
fields and cannot afford to leave ms
work now. 1t is up to you to 40
Something for yourself and to talk II
Yer with your neighbor, and De sure
to get out and vote.
Signed
j. W .wulf, Dwight L0 81 o q Re-
NieIs Sorenson, Gust Erickson, H;O
PeiIe. F. W. Schaumkissel, Victor NY
mist F. L. Darland G. Rooney Mar
fin Lee. Alfred Gangstad, Jorgen n.
Bertelson, Joe Arnsdarf, A. j. Olson'
he "a II Olson, O M. McCabe, Al
bert E. DALEY, Frauds Frandsen'
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