El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], November 02, 1940, Image 4

About El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume] (San Luis, Colo.) 1923-1939

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United under the able leadershíp of Govemor Ralph L. Carr, every Republican
candidate for Colorado office will do his or her important part on a "program of
progress” already well begun. Your vote for every one of these capable, experienced
and tnutworthy candidates will help (1) put Colorado on a business organizaron
basis, (2) expand our educationat opportunities, (3) do away with useless bu*
reaus and boards, (4) glve Colorado a real rnerit system, (5) abolish tax racket* ¡¡
¡ cering, (6) set up more responsible control of state expenditures, (7) drive fot li
more tourist and industrial growth. • |..
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Programa de
Seis Deberes.
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Todo ciudadano y elector eti es
te cordado, como tal, seis deberes
esenciales é importantísimos le
incumbe ejercer como verdadero
ciudadano Americano:
1. Estar seguro de que está re*
gistrado. Si no estubiese, hága
lo, regístrese en o antes del 26
de Octubre; que es el ultimo dia.
I ‘íg. San Luis Theatre!
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Weekly Programa—Octob <i 2-26. lil
Sun, | Mon, Tues, Wed. | Thur, Fri, | Sal- III
WALLACE BEERY li) , $H CASH $$$ 2-Spanieb Films - 2 11 '“II
'1AK fría DAKOTA’ honest Doubk Fe.ture for comfort. I I
-plus- OABH N1TE COURTESY I I
"MARCH OF TIMES” ADDED ATTRACTIONS 1 Primo Basilio” & BETTER P1CTURES M
-plus- “HIGH GEAR” -plus- I I
Siripi Jsrnes Mutrsy; “MIS DOS AMOBES" —-ATTEND. YOUR* — H
*• "Drumi cf Fu Mandiu" Joan Marsh; Jacky Besr) with TITO CU1ZAR LUIS THEATRE L|
Every Nite frices 20c • 10c Every Tttesday ¡s $CASH$ Night. Two Spanish Films every Wed.-Thur
2. Si es un Demócrata, no des
cuide de votar toda la boleta de
mócrata; tanto en la nación, en
el estado, como en el condado.
Para su conocimiento y informe
esa boleta la encontrará en las
columnas de éste semanario.
3. Votar (NO) en la enmienda
No. 1. ai quiere librarse de $10
de impuestos en cada $1,000 de
trantasión que haga; con espe
cialidad sue compras de plazos de
toda naturaleza y sus deposites
de bancos.
4. Votar (SI) en la enmienda
No. 4, afin de que el impuesto de
ganancial sea devuelto a las es
cuelas.
5. Votar (NO) en la enmienda
No. 5, para que no se les rebaje
la pensión a los ancianos a ISO.
6. Sobre todo, el deber mas im
perativo que le incumbe al ciuda
dano es el no descuidar de pre*
sentarse a las urnas electorales y
votar.
INO DEJE DE VOTAR!
HOW MUCH UJKMld
No. 1 wo uld saddle a new tax o£ millions on Colorado
families. It would tax all forms of debt, including in
stallment purchasos. To estímate how much No. 1
would cosí YOUR family every year—
Get out your pencil and FIGURE ¡t OUt YOURSELF!
no. i would— at $10 p.r $1,000
Increate payments on our Earm loan . . . $
Increass payments on our sesd loan . . . $
Tax our grain and wool storage receipts . $ I
Increase payments on our tractor .... $ , .
Increase payments on our Earm machínery— i
truck binder, cultivator, plows, dises, ratee, t *
stacker, mower, beet puller, leed grinder, |
harrow, float • $ —
Tax our beet and labor contracta . . . $ -
Increase payments on our furniture ... . $
Increase payments on our clothing . , . $
Tax our ditch company shares$
Tax our bank account $_
MCH year no WOULD COST OUR F AMILí AT Lf AST $
AMENDMENT N0.1
SAM JONES, Ir,, Chairman Celo. Commlttee AGAINST Amendment No. 1
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II Card of Thanks & Solicitation
Ii the p«t the people of this District ha ve given me
th ir suppnrtat the pilla and in the enforcement of the
law. O ir United efforta hav i made the San Luis Valley
» e\e«.n tt r p |ce to live and a becterp’aze f >r tur chiljran.
If given your suppnrt in th< c ming el* ction, I will
continué efficient and economieal cnfo:ctmtt.l oí the
law wlihoat favoritism.
It will be impossib'e for me to make a personal cali
rp>n manyofyou, but I shall appreciate your help.
Leonard M. Haynie
District Attorney.
Discurso de
Roosevelt
en Filadelfia
Viene de Primer Pagina
la trsbsjare todos los dias de mi vid»
Y mientras bsblo a ustedes padres y
madres de America doy • ustedes otro ee
tnro, y aunque lo hs dicho antee, lo digo
otra ve» y otra ws "Bus hijos no serán
mudados a mugan» guerra extranjera.
For quick relief ira» Hthlng ot «sema, pimpla,
aülkte > foot, rM he« and oth*T el
temally caused »iún troublrs. u«e world-íamou»,
coohng. antiíeptic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription.
Crouele». Hainlm'Soothm Irriutiqn and
quickly stops Inums luhing. 35c ttial bottle
proveí It. or your aoney back. Ask your
I dru»ji« rodar for D. O. O. FStgSCMFTIOIt.
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WOULD YOU
CUT DOWN THE APPLE TREE?
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You’ll probably find a few bad apples To protect your right to drink good
in a bushel of good once. That's tha beer.theBrewinglndustry wants such I
way it is with beer retailing in America. ami-social retailere climinated cntircly.
Títere are hundreda of thousan ' i of 1‘ has instituted a "clean-up or clout
wholeeome, law-abi<ft>g beer Htall “P” program-now in effect in oome
establlshments that aell good beer- «ates and being extended,
the refreehing, appetizing beverage of Wo’d like you to know about thi3
moderation. At the same time, there is socially important program. May v;o
a handful of undeslrable, anti-soclal tell you about It in an Interesting fred
¡ , tsvems. Unfortunately, these few out- boolsletPWrite: United Brewerslndus-
i law establlshmenta brlng diacredlt to tria! Foundation, 19 East 40th Street,
¡ ’ the entire beer industry. New York, N. Y.
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The
Costilla County Democrat
Entered at the Postoffice as Second Class Mai! Matter
PUBLISHED EVERY SATUKEAY At SAN LUIS. COLO
Frar k LaCombe Business Manager
A. LaCombe Mnging E litar
&ubficript.ioti Rato 2.00 yeítr
| To The VOTERS of Calilla Coumv
I rcspectfuHy solicit yetr suppoit
in the General Election
Nov. 5th, 1940
Belinda S. Carpentcr
i RcpubJicnn Candidato for C<>. Súpt. of Echools
< rufhicde cif Loretto Hcifíhtn-Denvcr
(draduate nt Mutic •L?ortVf?r
1 ¡j‘ ( ' i (ificafc-Coh). CbUrf/r of .Education^Gicelty
f-mithted Normal Covrtc, Loa Angelc-a, < itli).
Muny year» tcaohing f rpcrítnce.
Principal of Thrtc Countjj Si hóohi
Tutor tf J'tHjUnh, Xpanith. Typiny and Manir
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On Ai e Imeni. — No. 2 & 4. On Amendments— No. 1, 3 & 5.
A TOURIST ATTRACTION THAT WILL |i
BRING MONEY TO EVERY COUNTY . . .
COLORADO COUNTIE8 3HARE EQl'Al.LY
IN 85 PER CENT OF STATE INCOME ? 5
FROM RACING. -3
Thia incomc is not carmarkcd and can be used for '-V'í
any purpose determined upon by the County Com- .y-4
missioncra such as Reli.t, Roads, Schoolt.
2' STATES NOW HA VE PARI-MUTUEI M
23 States now have pari-mutue! racing and most of ',3
them reallze over SI 000,000.00 annually. Colorado
1» the ONLY TOURIST STATE that doe» not
ha va Pari-Mutuel Racing. ■■
THE FINEST PEOPLE ENJOY AND FOLLOW
RACING . . . WHY LET OTHER STATES STEAL
COLORADO'S TOURIST BUSINESS? JMi
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