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Republican Primary Candidates
Primary Election, April 23tli, 1936
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
LESTER 0. GORE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
HARRY McCAIN
AUDITOR
CASH COLE
C. H. McSPADDEN
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
R. J. STOREY
E. F. WANN
SENATOR
J. CHAS. KENNEDY
Territorial Representatives
BEN F GILLETTE
THOS. D. JENSEN
EDWARD D. STEFFEN
NELS SWANBERG. Sr.
THE BOARD OF TRADE
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al enemies, yet it is to be
wondered whether the av
1 rage German would throw
the average Frenchman
out of a beer garden on gen
eral principles, and wheth
er the average Frenchman
would reply to a polite
question from the average
German with a sock on the
nose, likewise on general
priciples.
Europe seems to have too
many bad boys in high offi
ce. The men who do the ac
tual fighting do not read
Shakespeare or care much
about him. If they did,
they might express their
views in words which the
English writer has put in
to the mouth of Henry VI:
“While lions war and bat
tle for their dens, poor
harmless lambs abide their
enmity.”
A public speaker drops
a few words which, al
though not new in essence,
deserve to be perpetuated
as spoken: The men who
lead communism in Russia
are willing to share noth
ing they have with every
thing you have.
A solution of the hous
ing problem is promised by
the White House, though
not without more study.
Slum clearance with fed
eral aid, and inexpensive
dwellings without govern
ment subsidy are features
of this arrangement. The
clearing of the ground,
which is not the least troub
lesome factor, will be facil
itated, and thereafter priv
ate enterprise and individ
ual initiative will be given
an opportunity to work.
The proposed course of
action seems sound. Upon
the one hand, the central
government cannot be char
ged with indifference, and
upon the other hand it can
not be charged with an ob
jectionable paternalism.
An Ohio city has passed
an ordinance making it un
lawful for a gasoline sta
tion attendant to sell mot
or fuel to a drunken auto
driver. Liquor ordinarily is
not sold to an intoxicated
person: at least it is not
supposed to be. A drunken
man with a replenished gas;
tank is much more of a
menace to the public than •
a man in the same condi
tion having his system re
charged with rum.
The last survivor of the
battle of Fort Stevens in
the District of Columbia, is
dead. The present, there-,
fore, may be an appropriate
time to recall the fact that
in the Civil war the forces
of the Confederacy actual
ly arrived with a few mil
es of the White House, so
near that building tipat
President Lincoln was ab
le to view the scrimmage
during a short carriage
ride..
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