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WHY TAXES SOAR treasurer of Morris subject Some poitical writer with a to will democratic voters at statistical bent has been looking the August GEO SANFORD up the figures which illustrate FOR SHERIFF candithe borrowing propensities dedate for veloped by some states during of subject to the party prithe ten years following the war, mary in EARL H. HAMMER and here are a few of his findFOR ings. New York increased her for the nomination borrowing during those ten years subject 221 per cent; Illinois, 8,777 per the will of the republican voters at the primary next cent; California, 1,099 per cent; MICHAEL Missouri, 1,842 per cent; New FOR nereby Jersey 10,476 per cent and Mich- my candidacy for sheriff of Morris igan 808 cent. on democratic ticket subper ject to the August A number of the principal citH JACOBS, ies were not far behind the FOR states. New York City shows an of sheriff increase of 104 per cent during of Morris subject to the party primary this decade, Chicago 467 per cent G. C. PECK and Philadelphia 377 per cent. FOR With record of reckless, if didate for sheriff of Morris county not actual extravagant spending the sub ject the will of Republica like this staring property OWRALPH KNOTT ners in the face, it easy to FOR understand why taxes have soarmy for the nomination of ed in the last half dozen years sheriff of Morris subject to the of the until the burden has become unB. VINING bearable to the small property FOR owner. the republican
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., recently motored through Kansas to study political sentiment. He saw more than aspiring politicians. according to this: My pictures of Kansas have come heretofore through Pullman windows. But the four days I've been motoring there have given me new perspective. In spring the state is a midwest garden spot quite as scenically lovely as Great Britain Never have seen such greenery, such old-fashioned trees, such miles of furrowed acres, such a variety of graceful garden flowers, nor heard so many birds a-twitter. Attention! Kansans. Go and get City Globe. At the urgent request of hundreds of friends (oh, well, one man suggested it) we have decided enter politics Our name will appear on the primary ballot in August as a candidate for Republican committee man for A precinct of the fourth ward in Arkansas City They tell us this is just the first step toward becoming president. If you want us for president, vote for us in August as precinct committeeman. (Adv.) Arkansas City Traveler.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE In the District Court of Morris County, Charles W. Johnson. Kansas Receiver of the Latimer State Bank Plaintiff The Latimer Farmers Union of Latimer, Kansas, and Paul Wendt. Defendants NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by an issued by the Clerk order the District sale, Court and for said County of Morris in certain action in said court numbered 8187, wherein the parties above were tively plaintiff and defendants, to mle the undersigned Sheriff said county directed, will offer for and auction, and sell to the highest bidder for cash in at the Latimer Farmers Union Elevator, Latimer, Kansas. county, on the 5th day of 1932, at M. of said day the described personal property, to-wit: Elevator, including: Elevator building Wareroom building Office building Fairbanks platform scales Loading scales Fan Water small scale iron work table roll top telephone chair stool adding machine (Burroughs) typewriter Said property offered for in single items, then bulk. single Items bid is the highest, single bidder. If bulk bid the highest and best bid, then it will be sold in bulk.
PARKER, Sheriff HARRY E. SNYDER, Attorney for plaintifff (1st pub June 22; last pub June 29)
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lindstrom and William Foresberg of Burdick were here this morning on business.
Miss Betty Baker of Pueblo, Colo, is here as the guest of her grandmother Mrs. S. L. Keith and other relatives.
