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Newspaper Page TextPage Fonr LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, May 2, 1932 ( Ineot x ared ) Am Independent Sewtpaper Fbane Mala m 7 pow r HABOLD M FDfLAY . Published evening, except Sunday, at 1T10 Sxta reset. La Crude. Oregon. totexed u the Postafflee of L ansje. Oregon. Secrefl nm stall Mazier coder set or March 3. 187S. OFFICIAL PAPER OP CNIOS COdTTT ASD TEX CTTT OP Li G2AXT """" OP ASSOCIATED PRTSS The Associated Prew Is ex-IuivelT entitled to nse Jar ptWrnacn of all un dispatches credited to It or not otherwise cerdrsed-rf pub Uahed herein. A3 rights of republication of special dispatch la teas paper and also the local news herein also arc reserved. Katacsal Adverr.s--r ;jifie,, tarry M- C. MOGZSSSS CO. Inc. 8aa frinCnn la 'irelm. Seattle. Portland. CrJcaro. Detroit. New Tort 6CB3CEIPTICS RATES Bj Canter Dafrjr. eea pmh In advance T5a Daily atl mnrTM m advance HJO Dally, ttngl copy OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams! Bt Mail Dally, per month in adraxx Ditty, per ttx months in advance Da2j. per yemr tn t4nact ADTESmSISO BATES DtepSay. torrlp. per oStims. inch Display, local, per column Inch . Time ecc tract price on appbrataco iV. Be PRE.TW QjiCvC.UOW AiMT IT Vf, : I ITS EASV TO ri -rv. :. Vl In Washinffton By BrWrt rluwr' WASHTS GTO-V if Cx&rUe Cur tis, in tsc qet of 2us battsexse bo- ti apdLrcmeat or ta ii lururlous of k cct capanoi. .tuU. ever pulls down & hisicry bocdt Koks up tke rec vrd. oa etecssxi gC nee presidents. aosi oe, akin to a TMse v$pNrd doubts beard around Ws-VTVjq tbat after all be a::c-t xx be President Roorer'a run- aing lius pear voold seem to tJkxr airCe precedent to bacX tbem Oslj- cae ciia slzkce the davs of AadTCTr JrisoQ bas succeeded in j Tjoe presicenc7 and iben omg out and rmai xbe election. And he vas ; coe o (.thus- eoa menas in toe sen ;te Tbaciis R- Marshall- Go bari to the time of Jackson ben tbe present method of nomlnat aa: presidential candidates tu be- ia BCPNl THigTV StPiRS TOO SOOM 4f'UktVavuf.lli If thou shalt confess viith thy roouth the Lord Jesus, and nxr. o per ceat oe ts stdss trasi shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Romans 10:9. ? " tsrai izretfirr an arttf':mfl Kn of 1B.- Tta ae;d to tiii 50,c3jOM per rent t of erccceaient 3J.W DAY The first day of May has been celebrated as liar Day by )tn the people of many nations for a great masy years. sora of rotiacal and bcockj ic J MOST H:s proposed actoet itKj be a' b;or not mere2j- at F-igUnd but at " LAST DECADE iae xTse &ite s sister tnrm oc tie farsiread Enth empire, and anirtt ' aiso seriouT alfect tbe Free Su.ie-'s own econ;di syrvn. as a elrcaJ tbe rtTM rtrd " aboct p-abuiied by a bisrait Eianulactsirir -B-r- v .w (Coctmued Pram Page One) panr. Vhicb is tbe second trv : J ocra:rl. fiiriinal empiorer of liber in IreOBXil. ' BtrirfSes -rere beid ia many of the pi-rtar, but Sb-rman died during the S issaes an uitiriaacn tbit ir itrr-er cd$ of A?y?.ti -ntboct J rapT,3rn Xcbolas Murray But- tbe Dubiys roremient abciisbed tbe serious troc.b. In B!vwk at- iter vent dem -lc. rt'i vth T.ft oath and tiis is foaored by secede a i-r crtKins of Caanmaa and So- I banis of "Wilson and vr" snp07M u: lbs Free Smw 't :ts EiTar poCioe a group at ai in almost a cen- eaare lorce l,mo QwnjrH'j la a doimtOTni s"Ji-s " !ar terms, lariivi nCTTOP TV Ti circr'Rr oecrw tlat if seees- Krfft arreted a score of iiei oannrs beartn? sco t&Xes plio tii? fyrr.p"r t;-n after r red oe r to elrort t:sc'.i:" to Karti. iZBwrrjLea kivi' em Ireliod and Great Bntai -.ti- Australian Cc-iiEts out psprir teipccr dnties on tr.ir ar- . ,"7 " F- " iTai. and trjerelore troaJd be obUrrf " ' vs. to trartsfer its Inth mazrolacTurL 'n"'i'111 cu.- a ceeoratzcci ind-cstnea in Jarre part to Briasi tbere. btrt be ard bis party irert soo. xrie products of tii? Irtsb resraed ty pctice az.d eseorted to ricnr ro far and Tide to tile oer iEsiiOLT. naiirrM of tise Britiii cpit as Tti! At GerstTa. Scot of tiie Leprae and -tils panaoo of our eirrart trade of SaUans. senral tnonsirrf Tra ana txere vzs mncb speecii-nLatins. 3t3dspest police j&iled 76 isitalors. But the form of celebration has undergone such a eompSete rirbed to tie eiteat of usu: iisa. change in recent years that many of the younger generation i clT lraa" perhaps are ignorant of the original signiikaiice of the day. j t su tbxt price aor pan: The people of most European countries used to observe :toZyt om'-i , . , ... . , . At 2D eenta beer ttnriers Touid the day with gay festivities expressmg the spontaneous joy "sar so cents per cotue. of springtime and the revival of the flowers and trees. The f nillQCJJ w ... , , . tr- u as te-a fcr lie frotij brear as greens of thousands of villages were the scenes of ceremonies n m in 1917. --e cax oact to eo.-i climaxed by the crowning of the May Queen. j12! 7? J'J ! 1 And as f-rh barrel ccclains 81 Country folk flocked into the villages and towns for a day gum. of fun and frolic- There was music in the air and dancing 10',L 55 tinirst to feet kept time. Beautiful girts and fine yung feliiws were Arts as tie beer eocsmrrs malt chosen for the May pole dance usually a gorgeous spec- J .JSSl Z bcae- . ' S3 lnerecre. tasre vocdd be a sar- larlp. with thp flfl?hincr stnpimpr smrl ihs KKoritv vilnrtf "-t.- t . v -mkK. . . V r.. .it, iTouid aiio be transferred to oclt Costumes. ?-,f iBrrusa lactorr. rrrftidrrx tne ntr Troubles were forgotten. Everybody laughed and sane, to and rwrr.Tr tioasand motor tin aSrSSrSii 'H.oro -. , cn;n- f nw, ; ,u j.,.-- M tbe feoeral rradrrt -tvaX j otier riartets.- tie companr - KISOEDEES OX HT-T COAr - oioanceo: ana conrress cotud ac- activities. Old folks and others confined to their homes 1 sra.- ana tie orea-en ran r-;re were sure to find baskets of Cowers at their doors in the f'-JTvZTZrZZ1 morning; and thy maids, too, were showered with bouquets, wceja-rfta, eb. Prof, wrtatiebroa-? ; In many countries, especially in the smaller cmrsunities, "T. ana m 'slJL to tie br. these customs are still observed. Manv scfcoels sad col- tOK' bacs. leges in the United States are perperoaung the ceremony of Z-.-. crowning the May Queen. But another factor, in recent ba w and owr j i.o-o ui vu mkii. rat vi liic viigunu ucduk.i taani EsnxiT -re imiicra-etl tie eco- fjid happiness Of the May Day tradition. tneory tiat tie reason some On the front page of the Observer today is an account ??J? ptSS-J of May Day celebrations throughout the world. Demon- stratioiis of communists, socialists, and labor orgamzations tiecry1 S'pSrS VuT in Moscow, Madrid, New York, Paris, Berlin, London, Mexico ',c i- vent bare djs- City, Geneva, Buenos Aires, Havana, Santiago, Melbourne, bstci octa r tiejorTA N ancouver, Spokane, ban Francisco, and Seattle, and scores MeaUT Of.rteredeiits Caliwa as -OSd HUkorry first m-.riig mate, bat when Jackson ran for bos second terra be bad Martin Van Suren. . Wben Van Buren be- el&ect. Ecnard Jobnson vas bis TiCe president, but Jobitson Tas no: reno- ins ted to ran with Van Buren for a second term. Lincoln started out vita .Hannibal but for tie second term as ditched and Andrew cinson sabstiruted. General Grant first bad Colfax, but switched to Senry Wilson wben be stood for a seoaesd terra. " Grorer Oerelaad bsd a different -:r.e mate ewb of tie tbree rm be ran for tie presidency. Hendricks was tie first. Ttrarrnan was bis sec ond and Sserenson his third. ison bad as his runnln? mate Mnrton. but wben he sought reelec tico unsQoressfulry. be had He id on tie ticket with tira. McKinler-s first was cDbart aai his second Boosetvlt. Sherman was tie first Tic presi des: to be reacrrm-ted. Ee was Tuft's Because Ii's Better At Falk's It's Cheaper I r MOTHERS' NEXT SUNDAY MOTHER'S DAY ... the day of millions of thrills to mothers of America whose hearts throb with joy through the manifests of devotion tendered by those whom they love most, their children. It is the happiest day of all the year to the mothers who receive the tender tributes that mean to them but one thing . . . love recompensed. Gift Suggestions for Mothers of All Ages Pretty Eancxercbiefs Kayser and Phoenix Silk Hose . Lovely Xew Bazs Beads of all kinds Pewter of finest quality Scarfs In all new designs . Eeetrtcal Appliances . 5c to 50c SI to $1.95 $1. to $13.50 $1. to $4.95 $1. to $10. 63c to $1.95 JSC to $9.95 . S1.49 to $7.95 50c to $15.95 25c to $2.00 K5c to $4.95 - 95c to $5.00 Dress length of Silk (3!i yards) $3.43 to $6.83 Dance Sets and Combinations : f. $1. to $5.50 Night Gcwns . SI. to $10. Pajamas S1.S5 to $5.95 Lamps for radio, desk and reading Table Linens oi all kinds Perfume: always appreciated Glores: fabric and leather Incense Burners House Slippers $1.95 to $5.85 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY the Tic president to be reelected and tie second to be renominated. j CITY ON SUNDAY By the Awialed Press) Tie litest dertiopment is bound to i3e-nonstrations by Oom inject a cw and senotis factor into mtinists. Socialistic groups and un tie debate on tie oa-i-wiiidrswa! employed were held in several Pa propsitaon in tie parii-mect st cific coast cities TesterdiT as police ?Cft,fC" Vc xhTiJ i too on. No disorder wis reported. 1 -aw oat of tbeir "-bs mil not -- . . J !l.o-w -r iyJJ. 1 -"'c; aciiUFi rerusai oi Tom ce -Lne tu no are reported v bare - -i-v- ptetteed tbeir support to t eorem- CI-37ess'rd piior and In Stn ment on tbe truenion of ibe oatb. rranrisca. 3rs. Ha-y looney. ared and wiibout tben PresiieEfc I Vai- mnber of tbe coericted Prenared- oor creat troESe i tw--prodac- f" J t:nsS n ilt-"d cjt a 1-eis- Eress day bombs-, rode in a rtarade of ZXT Gsty Oiy. Keotuic, Igga. Ab-ut SCO laen. TOmen "and cbil- " " t-cennunist party and n 1 5-' ---2 iirsi -Free Tctm Movwr Curiae Kmwh Politics Curts looked loe and bard belore be decided to risk it arain. Tbe re ar pcrbaps itrr tricks about politics tbai be doesni tnov. Does be see socnetbine thss otbers may not see? Cams is not tbe type that touW risk Jeann? tbe senate that be tores so vefl jim for tbe sake of being tbe second man erer to be reelected rice president in tbe last 100 years. Ht's played Ion? shots before and von. Probably be is sure his luck will bo-jd in this gamble. (Oontmued Prom Pago One) t- ,;w;- n.J nea. - Vi uua iwuiicM ui liAjtr ucaiuis, scores VI icjunes, eburh bacs, Te-reuble vnl. etc. hundreds of arrests, and thousands of clubbed heads- anr.ual mt:r.r of tbe Oreroa tai payers Eqt:a!:rat3on and Conserra non Leainie Tnil be beid in Stm n loz,?hT. 3aay . Lesie M. Scott. presiDEt cf tbe learue announced m a letter to ail rr.rr.?-T T - crassbotpper ocnition that -.12 tend further to reduce chanting paraded in Sac- is prcmi&Ml us this year. Wben tbejTUl be U-Vf t,,f T J -i r xe iana. you see. ana ' vvuuivm . aai iixtui viuca j."ivc iuu itutTi una IU :,se farmer bas notbin? to sell belli parade the streets with machine gur nT.es, and tear gas g. fcr -" " Justice Is Held bombs, let, authonUes say it was the mast peaceful May pay t taaea. put ererrbody to work; As Cornerstone aa Mure me nora war; so, pernaps, sucn demons traUons are merely a reaction from the disrupted social and economic ) conditions resulting from the war, and will be abaridoned as L ll gres "es; ?Tei u-'- - -,- . . . . 1 Vfcc-.ioc season is nearine. Time to Civilization regains ILS equilibrium. ibmber up -oid Urr- nd" cet rexdy "-w- Jar tbe onorjs days ahead. Oregon jC:ty Ec-af-prw. At VarcocTer. B C a Eatberinr estnsted by pctice at bereen 7CI0 and SCO0 beard addresses arainst capitalism and mcr. pioymen t. ls'o hint of Tis-lence Tras glTen. Seatlle Men In rrU sessica Erery secticc of tbe rute t--- -c. "- mass meeting attended by about " ' TWO. At Spokane. Tariff Law May " 77TJ T rf-r r; flUlU IjlQUOr Cars iarai In Ner Zealand and wanted to dis corer tbe intricacies of their plan. Accompanied by Mrs. Dana, he made a recent royage there and was Im pressed by tbe spirit of co-operatlou which existed throughout the entire industry. Tbe political sensation of today may be found in the market reports, he belieres. Eggs selling at five cents a dozen, lambs at $3.75 a head and other prices In proportion explain why there is an economic depression, be feels. Economic records will show that depressions are alwavs heralded oy a slump in farm prices, since , -sio mills per kilowatt hour, and La America is built on the land. When '. Grande is nearer to the rapids than prices are mgn prosperity Is rorunna. people the ability to buy. Mr. Dana has a keen Interest In Union county as the gateway to the Wallowa wonderland, and has been coming here for many years. He is interested in all measures which will " bring about the Improvement of in dustry, and believes that It behooves every patriotic man to help in the present crisis when 10,000,000 men are sent out to starve, when the future is closed to youth and the American democracy, itself, is chal lenged. The development of the Columbia river is of great importance to the state. Mr. Dana adds, since It has recently been declared to be the greatest power resource in America. Power from the Umatilla rapids can bo made available to Portland for taxes win be arnpaniv with fore: en and domestic . WASHINGTON. My 2 t-Pt Tbe smess d wares all following the ! stirreme court today ruled that curTe j them. Today wages ' automobiles used in importing liquor fcT beifti cut again and again, into the Cnited Sutes are snbect fcrpa ccsnmeroe is almost a mem- j to confiscanon under the tariff law or7- rabies are now at their lowest. and tbe government is not recuired saiti- j to take action against tbem under : In tbe cst man days all property tbe more lenient prohibition law. j was beM in common. Mr. Dana cited ) an illustration, with equal appor- Family Killed At l"011"' to m and privilege . i to POT Otrl-TtHr tha t. 'crafxy began to hire victories and tbe 'Feak were subtueaied with MAKSHFIED. May 2 JP hTITr ip slarery as a result. Slavery , crack Soo line pasMnrer train on aJusMa ana leuaaiism arose. Grade Crossing Wash- CONGRESSMEN-AT-LARG E Interest in the supreme court decision invalidating state j and tbere you bare prosperity. AH we need is pienty of beer and bucsJ WASHINGTON. May 2 -. Justice was described today by President Hoover as "tbe safest cornerstone -pra whirb pops may erect tbe entire social orgiaaauaa." Tbe chief executiTe 'ir this statement m a message to tbe Ameri- PB.CTICAL FRM aids f CAn comerenc on icstituuocs for esia oiisnmen t groups demonstrated separater. Communist speakers criticized tbe reapportionments in Xew York, Minnesota and Missouri be--wan "know how tJdo 'mtyj ! '-- tre todiy ai the cause of gubernatorial vetoes is due chieflv to the fact that !,r", r--1 saw wi 01 Atrn pt aiery. tar own unable to sett the, irresioect abolished Jaf1" its first run from Chicago to slinne- ! human life was of no more lm- ! '7. spoils kild ssi persons wiping out ; for"-e than under the old condi- ' an entire family, when it struck and , sjice men were bound to the 1 wi . ' demolished an automobile at a Ija xna aependant upon powerful . 30-0 a ttO- . fe-jti! !of. tr women participated in parades and.s":T Cr"1" f ;!. ry-1 . , meetings sponscred by tie Socialist : lie nb of the L-rtn Beim- ; America was set up on democracv. ) and Communist organttatices. Tie : a " 'A hSs wUe- he ' Tel. he says that 59: rj- k.v tiiuojen. Lwuua. wfc oi see prooertT of Amnrf-o ' is controUed by one per cent of the i people, ana four per cent canM ! can Legion and capitalistic classes.- ; -"- v property, and in i Eeaty showers at Portland. Ore,! . " . " Pff " Placed the power to! failed to halt a program of speeches BUllderS tf OIK Out muUons 10 economic slavery. 1 and a parade. The demonstrators x - , rr, , ;Mr. Dana has no sympathy with the 1 shouted and sang demands fori I A eW 1 OrK Toddl i""?7. thmt mUl Sweater minds in ! ' iuo. a aKcca wm be set up m NETV TOBK. May 2 M Apprcod-1 wtJcl th workmen will be pro-1 rna-ly 30.003 members of tbe build- i ' H beUeTes that the time has . ing trades council went on strike to- ! "" to UterpnS go;(.mment in day pending agreement on a mi " iopie- Socialists for "catering to the Amen 12. and Lois 3. were killed. Irrins j is controlled by one per cent urxr. josepo. j. ana nis wue o 1 Mooney's : SPECIAL VEAL STEAK OCT 2 Pounds ZDC Loin & Shoulder SAUSAGE 2 Pounds 100 VEAL STEW 3 Pounds VEAL ROAST 3 Pounds SHORTENING i Pounds 25c k 25c 29c 25c Grande Ronde Meat Co. one of the cor-sequences is the ejection at large of more congressmen in those state. New York wili elect two at large and unless hurried legislative action is taken Minnesota will nr.'l elect nine and Missouri 13 wngressmen at large. It is virtually certain few if anv of the rrn. whr wmlH .u..jirN nviii ineir nome aisincts II we ; . k r election were held br districts, will be elected congTessmen-at-large. Unless a "deal" is made the candidates from the large centers of population will grab all the seats. Thus can an election at large change the whole complexion cf a congressional delegation. In a state where niore than balf the vote is concentrated in one metropolitan area the rural sections might fail to elect a single congressman. Or it could work the other way in a state with a predominantly rural electorate. Another possibi".:.? is the election of a congressional delegation soiidiy in back of the president upon the wave of whose popularity it roHe into office. Election by districts usually results in divided delegations. However it works it is not truly representative and oper- (rxnf fetes to the benefit of only one gn;up at a time. H-itoc pt studies and their t ; :adicuoei. tbe bulb embarco. hi b ' . .o prevent tbe importation of pro- i l s tfepartcaeat of internal o'cu proi'ired ct convjet or forred :venu. serze. coiiected taxes on 6Q.- labor, and his fciU to uudy prxe r.uc- -?i T&5 barrels of beer during the fis- tuationa are recarced as of outctand cai Tf-xr li7. tnc hflpiuiriesa. Eacb barrel of this taxed beer con- Th reccn3 tf Junior senaVY foe tanned 31 giZions. Orroo is mnartablT f and rood re is no sen5e o the pUn for --ipp;n senators bat now. Coos Bat Times. wage scale with tbe Building Trades :p;oyers association. Tbe strike affects not only tbe .3 MEN ABE EMPLOYED MEDPOHD. Oie, May 2 v.-Ps Tbe Beaver-Portland Cement company at problem connected with farm vur- i H-orer "of tbe equal pricticrn Gold Hill started a 24-bcur shift ar'd fmanctnx. Tbey are diffl- " 411 ln tiif enjoyment cf their Sunday with o men employed. Tbe t to dispose of in tbe nrbt ! j jsuvc: ana. wttn justice company expects to increase te lorce 30.CO0 men who -rent out today but j tice of selling bis produce at a D-ice way. as n3 of u bare com to be-.' CiIIC-$ ou:c nae LtUe at tie quarry scon. Tbe plant wUi H50 tbe future of 85.000 other mem- which represents the cost of produc- It is gratifying, therefore, that an f co&d;tes ustifT. empJoyed. Oregon se-iiatcc. Predenci Stejwer.bas Co-operation and orranlzation for co-operation are the only Tars by which tbe farmer can bare the assur- cai aid to tbe farmer tn rt-lauoa to ottertnx bis cocusa. Tbe record? reveais that Senator Sceiwer. as a! member of tbe committee co bank-! '--X and currency, co-operated In i framing and pasamg tbe bill to g-.re tbe farm-rs ertnKon 00. tbeu- trans ; from federal lazd barks rirc'v-tlfp mi:jcTi eoilars re made avajb ' ioe su-:b purpOBPs. S-ier-s amend- ment to tbe federal farm act was practical ieeislstton. rfsulUng from experierioe in cocresa. A notice in tbe : senate wxiM n-x bare known bow to get it through- j Tbe record of Senator Steier is car,iy cocTtncmi of bis purpo to better farm;n? cocdiuons in Orrrots. ; to far as feceral aid can be e:iect;re Tbe coid pack laboratory at Seatt. ' Other Papers Say: I : A .ali-in is eqiiiralent to 10 bottle I tiklng a total of HSW.2I3.JiO i - of beer. I Therefore, a tax of ten cent a tt- cc wj-iid enng tbe corernment II.- IMLlMi M THr EMPIRE t Sa6&3iS annually. If Prescient Oe Valera per.i.t in tt-l &er cc:id be sold at 20 centa a bl lntentici of rerrtoririg Imci the put twenty thousand motor i bottle, inciudine tax. Irish Prrs Sta constitutwxi the cth trucks to work, put two billion ia I At the same time ririrj- th. hr.w. -; to the king and also ot J - hancrtome Joflt. , Ir2Jil Uad annUt.jea from the Br.Usn i-e rovertunect. la addition to the wrasury. be maj ra up aalnst all. ISEEB AMI Bl OS Pits- tte Ceprestton Is crer. about to be. Here ts a fellow i trepcaes to put one million men .It Toole a Fast Cameraman to Get This -Picture!, 1 ; r ":'t " - - - Tr;i.i -: .i-'i. i 1 .-.-A - v t: v- v v 51 tie federal treawiry. And this is the bow of fcu plan: A fasyin8 cairerariuia caught this ul pktor- of a pliot beiri? bortel thronch the air. a-d aa Srt "kk , ,ISr 7" ''"Ttd i".01 "S" " hlt Pod. head first. Tbe victim. Lon5 cpi-Babt cf Los Aageies, ns trytcg to pror. thai a pik-t ck, t los- his eqsUibriam. no tntt-r how m ptaae is stonted. He lear-rf from the ckr,i of his --npU. a derie iesirued for stu dent puots. expectmg the backwash of tb prcj-n.r to rai hi, PirachBte. The ment Lui when the wad tore the pirachate optn. threw u towa.-4 tie tromjd na dragged Spee4 with it " reasonaoie proiit. the newspaper man adds, citing Xew Zea land as a country in which the prin cipal industry, dairying, was saved through friendly cc-operation where by the producer could realire a rea sonable profit for ha material and labor. The dairy industry shows tht ,. 'farmers and consumers must eo-op-jerate or be exploited by the middle I man. Mr. Dona is not opposed to i the middle man entirely but voices a protest against existing conditions i and advocates taking the government jlrom the profiteer at the top and the racketeer at the bottom and to j see bow the Jobless w-.U procure bs jor how the farmers wiu get markets. because of its superficiality, if two pillion dollars had been used in em I ploying ten million men. the buying (capacity of the country would have ; been increased, and a demand created tfor farm products. Mr. Dana says j that be is In favor of relief -to tarm j ers but believes that such relief does cot equal the benefits which would be denird from giving the American ED.V. PRICE Made-to-Measure Clothes EXCLUSIVE AGENTS m-nm..'jjr.Lj.i..i.ij' GUY GLENN Candidate for Democratic Nomination for Shenff of Union County Will Appreciate your support at the May Primaries May 20, 1932 "I Favor Reduction of Sheriffs Salary and Reduction of Taxes." 1 t.