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VOTERS TO POLLS FOUR STATES Primary Elections to End Campaign iaj. Ohio; Lively Nebraska Contest (By fehe Associated Press) -Primary elections were held in fow- states today, ending campaigns marked with bitter words and the threat of senatorial investigations. The sharpest contest Jay in onio and Nebraska, with less spectacular primaries in Idaho and Arkansas. The Ohio primary had a. three- cornered scrap for the Democratic senatorial nomination as its focal point.

Gov. George White former Gov. Vic Donahey and Rep. Charles West all sought the nomination in a fight embracing all factions of the party. United States Senator Robert J.

Bulkley supporting West, charged Gov White with buying support with highway jobs and threatened a senatorial investigation if White were nominated. Four Oppose Fess The Republican senatorial race found Senator Simeon D. Fess. G. O.

P. stalwart, opposed by -four candidates. For governor the Republicans had seven candidates in the ring and the Democrats three In Nebraska, a fight between Governor Charles W. Bryan and Arthur F. Mullen, former National committeeman, for control of the Democratic party was the high spot.

Bryan, seeking- senatorial nomination, was opposed by Rep. E. R. Burke, sup ported by Mullen. Bryan supporters have charged Mullen with pouring money into the state to nominate Burke and two Republican candidates have predicted Senator George W.

Morris would ask an investigation of campaign funds. Nine candidates sought the Democratic gubernatorial nomina tion while five were entered in the Republican race. Five sought the Republican senatorial nomination. Seeks Third Term C- Ben Ross biu a third term as governor of Idaho attracted the major interest in that state's primary. He was opposed by Frank Martin, former state attorney general and Asher B.

Wilson, member of the state board of education. Three candidates sought the Republican gov- ematorial nomination. The state aJso had congressional contests In Arkansas Gov. J. Marion sought renomination onner State Controller A.

Reed. The state's seven representatives in congress all sought renomiaation. cuagress Chevrolet-Beta I Game Ends In Tie Bete, fraternity and the Chevro, let "Knee Action" baseball teams the Big Four League played to a 5 to 5 tie at Airport field yesterday. The game was called on account of darkness at the end of three innings. The game will be replayed later.

Pendleton, on the mound for' tie fraternity nine, held the Chevies hitless until the final inning when he allowed one hit. Greathouse, Chevrolet hurler, gave three hits. The box score: Betas--5 AB Howell, 2 0 0 1 Hampton, ss 2 1 1 0 Williams, Ib 2 1 1 Patrick, 3 2 2 i Pendleton, 1 1 0 0 Blake, 2 2 0 0 0 Woods, 0 0 0 0 Pollard, 1 0 0 Allen, If 1 0 0 Patison 0 0 0 Windsor, 1 0 0 McAtee, If 1 0 0 15 5 3 2 Chevrolet--5 AB Brown, Ib 2 1 0 1 Tuley, 2 1 0 0 Greathouse, 2 0 0 0 Chapman, 1 1 0 0 Ballow, 3b-lf 2 1 0 1 York, 2b 2 0.1 0 Cawthon, if-3b 2 0 0 Lochhead, ss 0 1 0 i Icenhower, 1 0 0 0 Seeks To Oust Polk County Sheriff MONITOR-INDEX A1TD DEMOCRAT, MOBERLY, MO. Killragsworth of BOLIVAR, Aug. 14 -Making various charges, Prosecuting Attorney Frank S.

Sea a broughfc-ouster proceedings against Sheriff Jack Polk county. Sea charges that Killingsworth shared improperly in the flOO ai the recent Arrest of Bud Beaty on a shooting charge, tiPPed off bootleggers when they were to be raided that he refused to co-operate with the state highway patrol in a search for a machine gun reported stored in the county and that he took a prisoner from the county jail to a lawyer's office to marry the girt, who had preferred charges against the prisoner Sheriff Killingsworth, who was a Kidnap victim of Charles (Pret- ty Boy) 13, 1933, said the charges were a "big joke" Inri resulted from a political feud SEVERAL MOBEJKLy SEE RINGLING CJLKCLS A large group from Moberlv went to Jefferson City last night to attend the Ringling Bros. Barnum Bailey Circus. They reported one of the best performances they had ever seen. Among those who went were: Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Holman and two sons, Jack Van Cleve, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delaney, Mr. and Mrs.

Score by innings: Chevrolet Betas 14 5 005--5 302--5 Revival at Mt. Zion FAYETTE, Aug. revival meeting started at the Mount Zion Baptist Church, four miles soutn of Fayette, Monday night and will continue for several weeks. The Rev. O.

B. Hollomon will do the Encouraged by its heavy mails and its big August enrollment, the Chillicothe Business College has purchased seventy new writers. These will bring the total equipment well over the 400 mark. (cli) Crochet and Knitting Thread White and colors for dresses, sweaters, luncheon sets, circular! kniiing needles, quilting hoops. SADIE M.

SELBY W. Reed DANCE Orscheln Wednesday Night, JULY 15 Music By CARL BARTLET Dance, Couple 50c TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 14, Charles Liedl, Mrs. Frances Roller, Wilb ur Minor, Harold Young Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Blakley, Al Davis, Richard Chamier, K. L. Bolin, George Radford and Buford Staley. Mr. and Mrs.

Happy Price, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parrish Ruth Moore. Miss Grace Wadsworth a Harmon Huston spent Sunday Sedalia, where they attended tl. Missouri State Fair.

This sale won't last long--we're making room for our new fall merchandise. Come and profit while you have the chance. You know the quality we offer you. Why not come today. Closing Out All Summer Piece The event every man and young: man in Moberly awaits each year! Record Values in Quality Made SUITS One glance at these prices will give you a goon idea of the values of the suits offered at Iras- tic reductions.

Plaids, checks, stripes--every jievv and accepted pattern Is represented in a such 6 TM ne fabrics. The tailoring is such that the new single and double breasted models have every detail of higher priced smartness. At these astoundine-ly low prices you may want to select two a.nd double yoS savings. We Include 150 of Our New Fall Suits in This Special Sale One look at these suits and you'll agree that here are the kind of suits you want for Summer and Fall wear. $16.50, Sale Price $12.40 $19.75, Sale Price $1460 $22.50, Sale Price $16.90 $24.50, Sale Price $18.40 $29.50, Sale Price $22.00 $34.50, Sale Price $25.65 $39.50, Sale Price $29.65 $45.00, Sale Price $33.75 including Extra special Values From 1 $24.50 to $40.00 YOUR CHOICE Practically every suit in this offering has two pairs of trousers.

Colors of gray, tan and checks. Remember, every suit is from our regular stock. Sizes 33 to 40. Every suit a quality suit--made by Kuppenheimer, Griffon and Undergxad tailors. You know their quality.

Don't pass up this bargain opportunity. Come today! Boy PRICE Never before has your clothing dollar bought so much in the heart of the summer season. $6.00 VALUES Now On Sale At $10.00 VALUES Now On Sale At $12.75 VALUES Now On Sale At $17.00 VALUES i Now On Sale At 1. $24.50 VALUES Now On Sale At $29.50 VALUES 3 Now On Sale At Now you can be comfortable and stylish as well! I I SUITS for School Here, Mothers, is your opportunity to outfit that young man for school at prices you never thought possible. 100 Per Cent All Wool Tailored, for Style Tailored for Wear! REMEMBER Sale Prices Are Strictly CASH! Come save as never before--the cream of the market at the lowest prices or the season! A-H have two pairs, of trousers.

6 to 12 Jiave two knickers. Ages 12 to have two pair of longies. These suits will make wonderful values for school wear. $10.95, Sale Price $7.30 $8.65 $10.00 $14.95, Sale Price Allen Chiffons Luxury Stockings at Thrifty Two Pair for $1.50 the exquisite, flawless sheer type of hose that'smart women insist on--th'is amazing sale price is 'certainly no gauge of their true worth. 1-4 OFF ON ALL SUMMER DRESS SHIRTS -except white.

This offering includes our new fall AH sizes. See EXTRA SPEGEAX-: Interwoven Hose Assorted summer patterns 50c to $1.00 Values. Your choice 3 Pairs for $1.50 $15.95, Sale Price $10.65 $18.75, Sale Price $12.50 Bathing Suits Vz Price Tou know the quality and kind of merchandise we sell. Suits for every member the family. Newest styles and colors!.