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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 3

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Salt Lake City, Utah
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 6 1933 Hotel Creditors May Sleep Off AccoutsDue The Christmas Store of Salt Lake CITIZENS RAID POLLS AS LONG FRIEND WINS Voters Arm Burn Ballot Boxes in Louisiana Election uo Sixteen More Shopping Days Snow Suits All-Wool Flannel Robes 595 For the boy or girl 2 to 6 just what you need for those cold nappy days These are so warm and oozy zipper closing reinforced knees with helmet to match In colors red blue and green Every Woman Loves Gift-Toiletries make the coziest sortof gift CHICAGO Dec 5 WV-Credi tors may have to sleep off their accounts due from the La Sglle hotel The receiver Thurlow Es-sington proposed to allow merchandise creditors whose claims total $70000 to sleep in the hotel free until the claims are wiped out in equivalent room rent Federal Judge James Wil-kerson took the idea under advisement dumped their contents in the street setting the marked ballots afire At St Franciscville where seven boxes were thus dealt with the emptied boxes were afterward spiked on the courthouse fence In Washington parish both boxes and ballots were burned in rural wards Aside from these demonstrations the election moved haltingh all over the district as voters trickled slcwly to the polls around which stood opposing factions of armed citizens and state highway police both of whom were checking those who came to vote In BatomRouge Mayor Wade Bynum ordered the state police to withdraw from the polling places announcing the city had an ample police force of its own and pointing out that the state police had no authority in the state capital 4i Officials Absent In numerous wards throughout the participating parishes there was no voting because election officials failed to show up for duty Warrants for the arrest of a half dozen persons were issued during the afternoon at Franklinton on charges of destroying ballots and administration literature but no arrests were made immediately Senator Long directed the election from his hotel suite in New Orleans nearly one hundred miles outside the district The town of Plaquemine in Iberville parish folio wed tjie lead of Tangipahoa tonight fn arranging a public meeting to burn the senator effigy Placards borne through the town inviting attendance at the demonstration read- effigy now in person Late today citizens of Livingston parish assembled in Denham Springs and burned effigies of Senator Long Govemor Allen Chairman Lee Ponder of the Sixth district and State Representative Mike Sharp an administration supporter The effigy of the governor was encased in chains and padlocks The demonstration eeeurrea the main street of the town TUuncfiilla Sets BATON ROUGE La Dec 5 Amid the smoke of burned ballot boxes and a defiant show of arms by protesting citizens state admnistra tion forces under the direction of Senator Huey Long today succeeded in holding a congressional election in three fourths of the Sixth Louisiana district The election was only a formality for the printed ballot contained onl one name that of Mrs Bolivar Kemp Senator Long's choice for the vacant Sixth district congress seat She was designated as unopposed nominee" by administration forces which refused to hold a party primary Voting was very light throughout the participating area as a week of Violent citizen demonstrations against the administration maneuver was climaxed by sporadic raids on the polls by armed citizens who seized nd burned the ballot boxes JRrfiise4tVt One-fourth of the district did not vote at all as Tangipahoa Livingston and St Helen parishes routed the Long forces with a show of arms and displayed a district court injunction against the balloting which caused administration officials to announce that the election was in those three subdivisions Lee Ponder of Amite chairman of the Sixth district Democratic committee which nominated Mrs Kemp and Long's spokesman in the area said the election had been called off tn three parishes on account of the injunction issued there by Judge Nat Tycer but the administration election went forward in other near by pah lshes where similar injunctions were Supposed to be in force Apparently the only difference between the Tycer injunction and the other court orders was that Tycer swore in several hundred armed citizens as special deputies to enforce his decree whereagthe other judges did not Violence Breaks Out Election day violence broke out during the morning when armed citizens in West Feliciana and Washington parities marched on nine polling preemets found ballot boxes borrowed from New Orleans use and Three-piece with zipper leggings this set comes made with a bonnet and is very daintily trimmed with wool embroidery colors blue white pink and green in sizes 1 2 and 3 95 6 stripes or solid -colors tailored throughout A big hug and kiss will be your reward on Christmas morning- when she finds one of these Robes 'neath the tree Because these robes are the practical gift any miss or woman really enjoys In red navy green rose blue and purple Fancy Gift Tea Aprons Most adorable styles and colors perk ruffles cute pockets slip around neck styles with tie strings many daintily lace trimmed Will make a pleasing gift Second Floor l75 Open Stock Dresser Sets V2 price Beautiful three-piece Dresser Set enamel ami niekel plate would thrill any girl fcuUH Three-piece 24k Gold Plate Toilet Set Crystal Cut Perfume Bottles a tariety of colors and shapes any woman would loe one for dressing table Cleansing Tissue and Pywder Tufts attractive cellophane wrapping Novelty Bath Salts in attractive packages at Gold Plated Make-Up Mirrors at 100 Gold Plated Powder Boxes at 100 I Toilet Goods-Street Floor Bathrobes 298 Heavy all wool flannel and Beacon Robes very nicely tailored sizes 2 to 6 A variety of colors and patterns to select from I Second Floor i Special Today Brushed Bearskin Tie and Hankie Sets For Men 100 I Market Foot Delight Shoes 1 Specially Priced at 650 750 850 BLUE AND GRAPEFRUIT cans WHITE 25 WHITE The kind of sweater a real man likes warm and snappy looking Plain colors crew neck models Sizes 34 to 40 Imported silks with hand rolled hems colored and embroidered a tie you can wear with confidence hand-ptcked designs all made of fine silks I Floor' GREEN and Each POOL TABLE The huge 595 just like a professional one Everybody In the family will enjoy this! Give Christmas Bedding So light so buoyant are Foot Delights that it seems as though tney could walk by themselves the soothing of the Foot Delight cushion that makes walking in these shoes so effortless I Shoes Second Floor Hand-Embroidered Pieces Half Price Consisting of Pillow Cases Luncheon Cloths Bridge Sets Crib Covers Dresses and Pillows Values from 75c up to 1000 I Art Second Pkg 2 for BANANAS- 4 lbs Large Crisp 2 for FLORIDA GRAPE- EOTT- 25c TABLE AND CHAIR SET of extra solid wood strong enough to hold a grown-up beautifully decorated Reg 198 RAINBOW TOP It changes colors and detggns a dozen different times while It spins It's fascinating Regular 50c FULL A crowing rooster and an amusing terrier Lots of fun for the kindergarten age Regularly 50c a huge department packed vcith exciting toys games and things to make! Downstairs 129 39c 39c 81x108 Sheets regular 145 81x99 Sheets regular 135 42x36 Pillow Cases regular 35c each 72x84 Part Wool Double Blanket an excellent quality in all the popular shades regular 475 value Special I 66x84 Grey All-Wool Horner Blanket suitable for sleeping porch or as a camp blanket a wonderful value regular 4 50 Special I Bedding Street Floor tf-WA I BAKERY 50c SMALL COFFEE CAKES- fl Ca Each IOC RAISIN PIE OCa BUTTER Dor PEPPERMINT CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKES Each 40c Linens Gift Boxed 298 1395 Lace Tablecloth In lovely rose pattern size 72x90 Madeira hand and appllqued ors a set Linen Cocktail of embroidered oblong Bridge Sets embroidered FEI1 in col- 7)uv Napkins fine linen in colors or square a dozen MEATS Dozen Hemstitched Irish Linen Damask Dinner Sets a va- rlety of patterns In floral or scroll design size 54x70 with six napkins a set I Street Floor a superb collection of Lamps Vaisartllt founiatumt PICKLED BEEF TONGUES 12Ke SPRING LAMB STEW lbs! 25c COOKED FEET PintJara each JLwv PORK A Delicious OQa Delicacy lb fciwW FRESH FROZEN SLICED SALMON -2 lbs 35c Them never was a home that would not welcome an extra lamp in winter 1 Here are all nil very lovely and priced as low as you would want to find them! Outstanding are TRAINED SEAL base Table Lamp of mod- in emistic pottery with I 43 NURSERY LAMPS with adorable Hump- 1 QQ ty Dumpty or Jack- I tu SIRLOIN T-BONE ROUNDorSWISS STEAKS Eastern Corn-Fed Baby Steer Beef 2 lbs RIB BOILING Steer Beef 3 lbs SHOULDER VEAL LAMB OR PORK 2 lbs FRESH GROUND BEEF Super Quality Steer Beef 2 lbs SMOKED PICNICS OR HAM I Oa Lb PORK SPARE RIBS 2 lbs FRESH SLICED BEEF OR 2 lbs SUGAR CURED SLICED 03 A Lb He'll praise you for a gift of a Leather Jacket If you want to get a really fine one a value you beat! All real suede 7J leather In tan or dark brown Outstanding at 1 50 in-the-Box bases Give her a Vassarette for Christmas and still be thanking you on May Day! A What about your sister and your roommate and your cousin and your aunt! They all wear foundations and be crazy about Vassarettesl selling scads of thesp marvelous little figuremolding Girdles and All-in-Ones for Christmas gifts Santa Claus is getting smart this year! Vassarette Foundations 500 to 1500 I Corsettes Second Floor FROZEN 21c Lb 298 'student lamps stunning new chromium finish modernistic bronze accents DRESDEN SHEPHERDESS xBoudoir Lamps exquisitely fashioned prices stayt at seagull shade only BEDSIDE CANDLE LAMP unusually dainty EARLY AMERICAN glass replicas some with quaint checkered gingham shades start at 25 J75 FRESH SLICED COLORED ROASTING Plymouth Rocks I 0 1 A Reds lb 4a JLv CHOICE TURKEYS Quality All Prime Birds lb 225 Heavy Suedette Button Zipper Jacket 245 Corduroy Jackets With Zipper QK From OtUO The Men's Store Street floor many many more! I Lamps Second Floor.

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