PAGE TWO
The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning. November 9, 1932
Holds Lead for
County SKetUi
BILL IS QUASHED
Voters Jury Oft Tax Olee Rogue Repeal Probi Law Truck
Qaal. Trial Limit Tax Closing Col. Funds Repeal BUI,
Merger Tax. Debt Tax Sup. Income . Water
Rill Control-- Measure Tax Pow. Amend
RfDSEVELTHAS
iifflJOBITf
C LEGE Mm
Precinct Returns, Ballot Measures, Marion County
Le Over 11,000 With Only
fven ' Counties Giving
Hoover Approval
v (Continued from pas 1)
Itt Xl -preclrftl the rote was But
ler 41711 and Pierce 6,195. Butler
had&een leading throughout the
art if reports, ! but Pierce Jumped
suddenly to the front In the. last
t&btfatlon.
' i the third congressional dls
trlcgRepresenjtative C, H- Martin,
democrat, led! Homer D. Angell.
Ini&66 precincts the vote was
tfarfln IM1: Anr,eU, ll,f tl.
gj&l E. Hose was greatly ahead
rHtmoeratle Ray Wlsecarver for
. secretary ol state; Rufua Holman
led4v. M. Maloney for state treas
ure and I. H. Van Winkle was
i In pp difficulty in his effort to
sucked himself as attorney gen-
fell
ttlDRTLAND.! Ore., Not. 8.
'(A?) As reports continued to
pot in from all parts of the state
Friiiklln D. Roosevelt was In
creasing his lead over President
Heifcert Hoover for Oregon's five
eleftoral votes.
'Hut of 115 incomplete precincta
of Jjse state's 1783 reporting at
ltfcff P Roosevelt was given
ll.VlT. and Hoover 15.826.
J the same time Senator Fred
erltj Stelwer, seeking re-election,
wameading hla democratic oppon
ent Walter B. Gleason. in the
san$- number of precincts. Stei
wefThad 20.548 and Gleason 12,-
ipne W. Mott was more than
l.Offl rotes ahead of Harvey
Starkweather, democrat, for
United States representative from
Inert first congressional district.
Thtjvote in $7 precincts stood:
MoU, 9,551; SUrkweather. 6.024.
Ejf the second congressional dis
trict Representative R. R. Butler,
repltftllcan, was leading Walter M.
pleW With 28 precincts report
ing; patler had 2,228 and Pierce
1.8V9-
S-fpresentatlve C. H. Martin,
democrat, in 215 precincts In the
thirl congressional district, was
leasing Homer D. Angell, 8,375
to (rfioo.
Coiwitv - Hoover Roosevelt
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St. Paul 124 58 114 47 64 Tl 150 51 56 12S It 155 200 17 82 124 109 160 41 91 67 91 84 79 78 79
West Gervais 51 14 IB 41 11 II 61 11 II IT T II 71 j 11 65 81 18 81 11 17 21 IT 89 23 59 20
East Gervais ...... 105 55 14) II II Tl 91 68 IS 90 II 180 119 19 100 66 II 111 40 90 44 88 86 61 76 78
Aumaville 95 61 89 53 64 81 91 59 40 91 11 111 68 101 81 68 89 119 41 71 56 60 99 37 71 67
Brooks 103 61 82 66 68 66 111 41 80 191 11 116" 101 76 84 81 14 150 38 89 51 84 94 71 81
Stayton 106 105 105 87 81 95 110 101 67 146 18 178 111 107 63 1 57 34 181 57 121 56 121 110 87 93 101
North Howell 76 46 74 44 87 45 102 21 74 II I 114 61 , 10 40 91 61 71 II 68 33 70 88 40 81 14
Monitor .......... 135 53 96 79 65 91 171 14 69 111 10 188 148 71 80 ' 1 11 61 144 15 117 46 109 119 65 78 14
West Hubbard 81 70 91 58 68 77 76 84 60 91 14 136 87 : 79 79 78 20 148 31 93 36 93 91 58 69 78
East Hubbard 85 53 78 37 60 61 91 69 38 104 IT 117 87 TT 68 88 11 122 34 81 44 $2 73 61 73 57
Champoeg 42 16 43 14 33 20 46 19 13 41 9 51 50 i 18 23 38 38 30 21 32 18 35 50 10 41 16
Shaw 38 29 35 22 31 27 48 22 20 37 1 61 41 32 34 36 17 48 . 17 35 16 39 41 21 33 20
Mehama 78 51 77 45 51 58 78 58 23 99 13 111 84 52 39 94 24 108 26 78 31 75 65 48 54 59
East Woodburn 205 117 192 131 143 141 119 231 105 111 35 131 186 192 170 1 84 67 303 87 190 109 175 15S 155 171 132
Fairfield 46 21 28 32 20 39 42 24 11 48 10 68 60 24 40 23 36 31 18 31 19 35 47 13 . 36 24
Silver Falls t 25 13 23 16 17 17 15 31 15 38 1 40 13 22 11 22 T 36 10 27 10 20 24 15 14 27
Mill City 45 71 61 62 40 61 39 87 19 90 29 92 16 74 61 55 I 13T 14 70 29 68 51 66 49 61
Donald 115 40 93 58 84 53 96 71 66 89 14 142 117 61 97 77 68 111 69 92 63 75 94 58 105 52
Woodard 21 14 19 14 22 9 19 17 14 21 4 28 2T 10 20 16 7 31 12 16 15 15 27 7 23 8
Aurora 124 74 118 75 78 97 117 86 62 126 26 175 151 71 90 1 17 37 175 46 125 57 128 101 99 83 106
(Continued from pas 1)
the income tax measure and the
hydro-electric bill. Early returns
were not tabulated on the remain
ing six measures passed upon today.
Waconda ......
Victor
Central Howell .
West Woodburn
6S
59
120
193
Scollard 112
40
35
43
82
51
65
47
91
173
93
41
33
58
95
49
48
35
85
99
75
52
38
63
140
60
60
72
137
111
101
54
31
39
189
77
43
22
53
106
48
64
63
106
159
113
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21
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91
84
138
220
138
72
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207
142
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107
44
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66
140
104
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64
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86
88
141
241
121
27
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38
67
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54
92
167
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27
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36
77
63
64
57
96
165
79
69
62
124
118
103
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165
96
54
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Salem 15 156 132 172 107 142 113 81 31 107 176 54 217 176 142 156 1 46 60 251 99 148 99 156 137 138 152 111
East Stayton 134 114 125 113 78 142 143 118 66 170 21 133 161 116 78 1 84 79 194 46 179 56 178 119 125 106 130
Salem 23 124 125 153 98 114. 97 111 156 112 131 61 188 137 146 165 1 04 41 111 IT 121 81 126 113 121 109 118
Scotts Mills . 114 68 104 69 105 68 138 65 26 152 18 156 118 191 94 91 19 161 65 109 60 97 124 54 86 85
Roaedale 98 76 105 68 92 66 90 101 49 128 20 148 98 101 191 86 89 159 54 96 49 108 119 67 81 81
McKee . 148 42 107 65 69 94 127 67 81. 91 11 166 116 90 124 71 64 117 46 114 11 110 91 61 111 62
HOW THE CANDIDATES FARED, PRECINCT BY PRECINCT, MARION COUNTY
President
Senator
Coacteec Sea. Stat Traasam Atty. Oea.
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West Gervais 15 95
feast Gervais 41 133
St. Paul 9 225
Aumsvllle 84 75
Brooks 67 114
1 61
2 196
1 171
4 55
6 80
44 124
86 111
19 45 67
78 II TT
II II 131
Tl 94 61
61 10T T9
II 41 4T 41 19 II
66 106 99 T4 46 89
TT 121 124 64 Tl 64
81 69 46 104 16 41
81 91 II 101 16 41
41 14 61 II II 14 64
71 II 124 91 61 61 1
61 111 IT 161 4T Tl 141
91 4 111 T4 II 40 109
I TT 104 111 II 61 101
Deschutes
uoraia
Gil&uT
Ho$a River
Jacttson
Maftfon
Moow
Multnomah
Po& .
UnUtnia
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274 488
1011 512
20 512
464 032
849 366
396 357
542 597
62 89
67 282
200 176
82 62
1471 1870
118 303
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1885 2494
206 246
5785 8987
672 723
364 851
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91 130
16 70
111 123
15,826 20.517,
Stayton
Monitor
North Howell
East Hubbard
93 132
45 164
52 85
57 114
West Hubbard f 62 106
3 96 116 105 119 111 11 104 99 II 117 19 11 117
17 111 79 111 61 101 90 101 14 14 191 Tl 11 11
6 69 19 61 64 61 66 74 56 41 Tl It IT II
1 77 71 96 69 71 II 66 8T It 90 26 14 91
1 78 74 84 61 74 89 Tl 91 II Tl 14 II IT
67 141 191 111 44 IT
14 111 111 Tl T9 111
II 111 II IT IT Tl
60 101 TT Tl IT 10
69 101 11 11 Tl T
Champoeg 12 59
Shaw 17 61
Mehama 52 79
Rosedale 83 107
East Woodburn 150 210
38 24
40 22
56 67
74 106
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97 1 14
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II 46
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66 61
II 101
IS 21
II 19
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Tl 104
30 151 185 14T 171 1 69 114 110 194 147 184
II II 27 25 41 16 II 10 11
14 II II 21 51 41 II II 41
19 II II 66 71 It II 41 Tl
41 14 111 52 152
66 14 111 133 235 111 167 101 111
Cothty
Batjer Ill
Bej&on 194
Cllknmas 75
CU&op 214
Coftmbla II
Co( 229
DcPfchutes 184
Uelaa 71
Gil lam 11
Hdk River 92
ion 41
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511
ion 1494
rrow ......... 156
ltnomah ......6562
471
Gleason Stelwer
398
1135
Fairfield 12 68 ... 45 18 43 21 22 61 21 40 43 23 12 IT 25 12 65 50 26 IT 41
Mill City 53 89 1 52 84 63 Tl T9 60 51 S3 58 79 26 9 82 69 65 99 38 56 76
Silver Falls 16 30 . . . 2 20 27 9 24 25 19 19 14 25 7 T 25 20 29 29 18 8 3T
Donald 57 132 7 88 79 114 59 87 92 11 14 69 II 64 It 11 91 89 118 67 61 122
Woodard . : 10 22 7 10 10 17 6 20 11 18 16 14 14 18 6 11 II 14 15 II II 19
Waconda 33 87 1 60 61 67 43 55 59 49 59 44 67 16 36 60 48 77 60 19 14 74
Aurora 72 152 . . . 78 124 141 67 1 14 97 114 98 88 124 88 II 133 118 91
East Stayton 85 187 1 136 122 132 129 1 41 120 117 111 125 111 6 80 121 89 182
West Woodburn 127 203 5 157 144 167 157 1 67 139 169 111 16 141 41 II 149 149 151 188 183 68 829
Scollard 40 166 I 115 61 93 91 78 110 94 81 115 64 56 13 88 98 17 119 81 5T 111
Victor Point 33 64 ... 34 51 60 33 42 54 56 46 46 44 11 23 60 26 73 47 61 35 64
Salem No. 15 142 111 9 141 157 166 115 I 06 116 144 169 11 111 79 66 164 114 1TI 150 141 T4 111
Central Howell 57 113 2 64 95 108 56 68 95 II I 64 199 II 44 91 61 119 101 II 57 109
Scotts Mills 60 128 22 81 89 85 98 88 109 11 8T 68 111 II I T 89 111 111 7T 64 122
McKee 66 143 ... 11T 71 104 104 67 141 11 I 119 II 41 4T 101 T4 141
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Wallowa ,
Wpco . . .
Wneeler ,
.'totals
521
84
28
64
65
991
292
199
651
66
260
251
91
20T6
196
1051
2345
258
1551
931
398
130
63
161
Salem No. 23 144 140
Chemawa 83 103
Turner 118 213
Marion 26 34
Qulnaby 4 40
1 91 167 128 138 190 80 194 161 Tl 19T II
1 63 101 100 71 1 01 IT II IT 19 194 II
1 94 189 175 118 1 71 149 161 111 111 111 II
.. 19 16 11 II IT 19 19 IS 19 49 T
. . 31 11 81 II 2 19 II 11 II II It
T6 16T 125 151 148 187
II 101 56 133 65 51
T 176 71 129
11 19 14 41 .
T IT II 11 .
69 105
49 T4
(Coattaoed trtm pas 1)
close, with IT1 rotes for George
W. Denmaa against 111 for Mc-
Fadden. For state representative.
Dean Walker had the edg over
Grove Peterson, with 989 votes
to T5T.
on tne county commissioner
race, O. W. Curtis had 949 votes
against 888 for C. C. Gardner.
For supreme court ladm tmn
completed precincts gave Bean
z votes and Hewitt 165 votes
un iao national official. tk
tabulation on IT nrecineta. and
i state measures, the count on five
incomplete precincts was:
rresiaent: Hoover. 762: Roo
sevelt 1107.
Senator: Gleason. C7S: sti.r
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.Representative: Mott
oiaraweamer. Sat.
Secretary of state: Hoss. 942 r
TTTl . . 9
wisecarrer. 1st.
Treasurer: Holman, 853: Ma-
ney, J.
Attorney ceneral: Dobaon Cas-
Van Winkle. 930.
Ole tax: Tee. 859; Nef 441.
Rogue closlns: Yes. 998? N
691. ' ' '
Prohl law: Tes. 629; No. 741.
Truck WU: Yes. 496; No. 191.
Merger bllL Yes. 117? Nn.
111. '
Income tax: Yes, 171; No. 179.
Water power: Yes. 214: No.
425.
PORTLAND, Nor. 8 (AP)
By an almost five to one vote, ear
ly returns tonight went against
the university moving bill. Incom
plete returns from eight counties,
exclusive of the counties to be af
fected by the measure, all went
heavily against the measure. Sev
en up-state counties showed an al
most two to one vote against the
repeal of the state prohibition
law.
Including 52 precincts in Mult
nomah county, the 66 districts out
of 1,738 in the state returned 979
votes for the school moving bill
while 4,643 votes were cast
against it. Counties heard from
also included Clackamas, Colum
bia, Deschutes, Douglas, Linn,
Marlon and Morrow. The most de
cisive early vote against the bill
wa3 In Deschutes county where
two precincts voted better than 11
to one against moving the univer
sity from Eugene to Corvallis.
Exclusive of Multnomah coun
ty where early returns on all state
measures had not been compiled.
the vote against the repeal of the
Oregon dry law stood 1020 for
and 1869 against. Clackamas, Co
lumbia, Douglas and Marion coun
ties gave slight leads for the re
peal, while Linn and Morrow
counties were more decisive
against the repeal.
The freight and truck bus bill
passage was trailing in the re
turns from 62 precincts in the
state, including Multnomah coun
ty, with 2334 in favor and 2485
against. There was less than 150
votes difference la the Multnomah
returns against the bill.
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up-siaie votes rrom io pre
cincts on other important meas
ures submitted to the Oregon elec
torate today gave 680 for the tax
on oleomargarine to 790 against:
652 in favor of closing the Rogue
river to commercial fishing to
952 against- 661 for the Income
tax bill against 741 opposed, and
571 for the water power and hy-dro-electrlc
constitutional amend
ment to 785 against.
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A. C. BURK
through the window of Erie Hall's
barber shop, 1328 State street,
last night. City police said n
woman in a house across the
street saw the person throwing
the mlssle.
The first attack on the shoo
was attributed by police to a un
ion dispute with Hall over alleg
ed price cutting.
Lewelling Piles
U p Big Majority
In Home County
Linn county piled up an enor
mous vote for L. G. Lewelling of
Albany, candidate to sueceed him
self as circuit Judge of depart
ment two of the Marion and Linn
county district.
Returns on 39 precincts, more
than halt the total In Linn county,
showed the Albany man leading
four to one, with 3556 votes
against 997 for C. M. Inman of
Salem.
Barber Shop is
Again Object of
Brick Throwing
Vandals for the second time
within a month slung a brick
Idaho Trend to
Demo Side Big
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 8 (AP)
Democracy marched into almost
certain control in Idaho in the
wake of the Roosevelt landslide.
Reports from mere than n third
of the expected vote gave every
democratic candidate a lead, from
president down.
The vote for Governor Roose
velt was 27,556. against 18,816
for President Hoover on 195. of
the 319 precincts in the state.
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Sidney 12 46
East Salem '. 44 52
Macleay 46 81
Salem Heights 1SS 160
Crolaan 9 45
30 23 32 18 19
24 60 60 49 64
60 65 70 47 55
99 176 141 135 1 11
27 20 35 14 27
II II 111
17 111
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9 35 9 IT
19 60 4T 59
II 64 14 11
69 187 134 161 144 107
17 10 16 15
91 156
Student dairy cattle Indrea of
lows State college hare won na
tional judging honors at seven of
the last 15 meetings of the dalrr
cattle congress.
East Sllverton 135 135
North Sllverton 147 161
South Sllverton 45 54
Salem No. 2 156 128
Salem No. 3 114 90
82 172 no 105 1 56 99 132 119 78 111 61
94 106 166 109 1 60 117 195 104 II II ...
34 60 66 31 54 61 66 64 II II II
93 181 108 163 2 14 T8 101 189 T8 195 81
57 127 109 84 1 46 61 94 91 44 151 19
45 156 119 117
10 171 118 110 141 121 14 174
14 60 60 71
69 165 127 150 237 194 138 289
80 134 85 114 8 49 II 41
Salem No. 4
Salem No.
Salem No. 6
Salem No. 8
Salem No. 9
.138 179 11 110 177 165 130 2 13 11 114 167 II 101 41
.154 183 ... 128 189 184 137 2 21 108 111 191 114 119 II
. 66 145 1 101 92 84 116 1 34 87 97 107 75 129 88
.149 159 21 97 191 153 144 2 20 90 148 165 88 218 81
.151 99 6 69 170 114 124 185 56 118 11T I 1TI 14
69 171 141 171 117 19 104 1T4
Tl 199 164 189 168 145 10T 191
45 110 T4 14T 7 67 49 65
76 184 128 204 183 174 104 231
69 159 122 111
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Salem No. 10 ..
Salem No. 11
Salem No. 12 .
SahM No. 14 .
155 146
187 134
143 138
80 140
Salem No. 21 105 120
6 101 183 147 136 2 28 71 110 174 16 191
6 85 222 156 154 2 63 54 122 191 66 146
82 178 132 138 2 05 62 107 160 76 181
I 90 116 110 105 135 88 100 119 75 ISO
1 80 125 110 105 1 60 64 120 110 75 140
47 94 142 142 144
34 112 157 225 86 244 147 124 222
11 67 163 138 125 131 58 39 148
46 63 125 80 149 62 68 46 67
40 47 138 96 139 125 109 81 144
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Salem No. 17 152 120 1 82 180 143 124 2 04 62 95 186 77 184 41
Salem No. 18 128 131 90 150 117 133 1 88 62 91 151 71 175 16
Salem No. 22 201 55 7 73 172 133 109 1 99 53 109 131 68 18 11
Salem No. 13 t. 126 180 126 169 131 160 192 1 92 101 111 179 96 191 51
Salem No. 16 125 210 ... 138 163 171 126 1 88 125 122 192 ... ... 61
79 141 154 119 167 111 96 190
44 154 140 114 170 141 71 225
59 151 126 125 159 99 54 205
T4 161 129 166 120 91 64 151
69 174 154 161 110 91 51 166
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Salem No. 1
Salem No. 7
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A.n..MH AnnMiMt. Walter I aaiem no. zv
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Reason, 5711 to 4061.
ttlal E. Hoss, secretary or state.
wJ&s tar ahead of the republican
Tii. democrat. 6424 to 1728.
frames W. Mott, Salem resident,
wwa Easily leading Harvey G.
Starkweather, democrat, in their
rits for congressman in the first
dytnet. MOtt nsa 3 3i ana Biara
vAather 4494.
VSufuS C. Holman, state treas
urer, was considerably behind J.
U Maloney, .democrat, in Marlon l (Conttnaed frcm pas l)
v183 158 ... 85 232 180 137 2 73 69 135 196 71 160
.131 125 11 69 177 182 115 183 71 19 161 79 171
,.101 125 ... 85 111 129 71 177 45 11 149 64 146
,.169 184 9 114 212 167 172 2 21 117 129 110. 96 233
.113 197 13 130 157 171 122 196 109 128 161 107 193
35 105 199 101 147
44 67 152 94 163
39 66 110 125 104 130 87 78 130
49 77 216 120 237 181 174 108 240
63 46 190 136 185
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egXSX MaToTe? had 572l Ynd T611. voters cast their ballots for
Holman 4440. the track bill with 1235 opposed.
Ul. H. Van Winkle, attorney-gen- The Rogue river dosing bill far-
etal, lead the republican ticket in ed worse with a vote of 4891 for
tils county. His vote count at and 1437 against
U30 a. m. was 7620 to Dobson'sf Latest returns showing a cross
so. I section ok sentiment in au pans
A, C Burk has annarently I of the county showed that the bill
wned Sheriff Oscar Bower on I providing for a tax of 10 cents
e face' of the 1:30 a. m. returns. 1 a pound on oleomargarine menu
Turk's total then waa StS3 talfactarail and anld im the aUtte of
power's 4409. The defeat of I Oregon, apparently was losing by
rawer was considered aa upset In fa substantial majority. The vote
Weal politics as Bower was well- for this bill was 6646 with 7903
Kiown. He had served 11 years aa I opposed.
sheriff. Burk was supported by I . The so-called income tax mea
ns Christian federation of th J sure tared well In the' rural dls
ilanty. itriets. with a small adverse vote
H William. Trindle was easily t being cast in some of the Salem
ejected district attorney. He poll-1 precincts. This measure had the
il IT1T Totes on tha returns at j support of Tirtually all rural or-
2 3 a, ra. io zov tow vicwr i ganuauona, ami was inaorsea oy
riggs, Independent, and 1T94 for j Governor Meier. The admlnlstra-
mes w. Eckersiey also aa mae-l tlon measure providing for. the
n4tnL:. -iv, .;. I nation of tax sunerrlsinc bodies
j Chief Justice Bean was fairly j la all counties in Oregon, also
tell ahead in the county in bis 1 was fovored by the voters based
(co to do reeieciea. no ua imioi incomplete returns mere were
rites to till for Roy R. Hewitt. 11,487 totes cast in favor of this
fr circuit lodge, L. G. Lewelling. measure and 7405 against. An-
Xenmbest waa leading 2 to 1 over other administration measure pro-
6A m .inman. Tne rormere TOtsiviaing. ror xax ant nest control.
S2t. me iauera s. ivh rauuuig veuuia or m, rote
of 6926 to 3805.
Returns showed a close vote
on the water power amendment..
This bill lost heavily in many of
the Salem, precincts but appar
ently met with favor in the rural
districts. A total of 6496 rotes
were cast for this measure with
5922 against.
The voters also went on record
favoring repeal of the 1931 legis
lation appropriation for the sup
port of the higher institutions
of learning. On the face of early
returns. 11,285 voters cast their
ballots for the repeal of this ap
propriation. "Voting for the apH
propriatiea were 1903.
The:xaeasure providing for
property Qualifications tor per
sons -voting on bills carrying tax
levies and bonds had received an
affirmative vote of 11,956, with
5431 opposed. The measure al
lowing persons accused of crime
to be tried without a Jury also
received a favorable rote. A total
of 7755 voters aproved. this mea
sure, with 4905 against
Another measure having to do
with ; the 6 per cent limitation
amendment was approved, based
on incomplete returns. The rote
for this measure was 6305,, with
S344 onnosed.
Becauas of the large ballot and
heavy vote some of the counting
hoards probsbly will not completa
their work before noon today.
"More than 50 per cent of the
population ot the state of Wiscoa
sin if licensed to drive automo
biles.
DEFEAT CONCEDED
EARLY BY G. 0. P.
(By The Associated Press)
Pyramiding majorities for Rocs'
eveit and Garner in Tuesday's
leetlon smothered republican
hopes for Hoover and Curtis so
deeply that some concessions ox
defeat were announced wren be
fore all the statea had reported. :
Democratic figures bounding
upwards in strategle New York
led the Hoover manager there to
rive up the state. The Republican
Dally News of Chicago and New
Tork Herald Tribune conceded
the nation as well.
ton of Honolulu and Everett Giv
en, Salem; brother ot John Giv
ena of Denver, Colo.. Levi Givens
of Garfield, Ark Ernest Givens ot
Salem. Dora Mitchell ot Garfield,
Julia Lee of Salem. Remains are
In eharge ot the Rigdon mortuary,
and funeral announcements will
be made later.
LAST TIMES TODAY
TOMORROW 02TLT
Givens
At the residence. Tie North
14 th street, Tuesday night, No
vember 1, George O. Givens, aged
II years. Husband of Jessie D.
Givens and father of Maude Hor-
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