Sixth. A State-owned bank which offers desire to do so. If it is a fact that the same brains and money controlling the Farmers' Non-Partisan league, the new labor party, the new national party, and the I. W. W. organization, a state-owned bank with resources of $135,000,000 under the control of the Farmers' Non-Partisan league may cut quite a figure in future national elections.
Seventh. A new tax code under which different classes of property will be taxed at different rates. All land, railroad property, public utilities, business blocks and bank stock are to be assessed at 100 percent; town residences and merchandise stocks will be assessed at 50 percent while farm implements, machinery, and improvements will be exempt from taxation. The new code also provides for a state income tax which levies on incomes of all kinds.
Each County to Have Paper.
Eight. A bill to create revenue for a strong Non-Partisan league paper in each county. The measure provides for one official paper in each county which shall print all court and public notices, state reports, etc. No other paper can secure this class of printing. A state printing board controlled by the Non-Partisan league will designate the official paper in each county and league members admit that funds of at least $6000 per annum will accrue to each county league paper, and that the bill will eventually silence the opposition press by killing at least 200 small weeklies in the state through depriving them of publication notices.
Ninth. Under the so-called "imigration bill" a fund of $6000.  200,000 is made available for spreading the propaganda of the Non-Partizan league in other states. 