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Tha OREGON STATESMAN; Salect, - Oregon, Thursday Morning, November 10, 1932
t;
: ISs So
lootbalTand Wrestling are
- j ! First on Program; Plan
'if V Details of Parade
um--.: .
J2 (Continued from pes D
itorth on Church to" Court, 'west on
Court to High, south on High to
-,So .statue on the eourthonse
grounds. ;
. 15r-Govemor Xorblad
llemorial Speaker
- (. Troop, Salem municipal band
- iud the Lesion drum corps will
I6ne up about tho soldiers' mem-
vriat tor tho program. Ex-Gorer
lor A. W. Norblad of Astoria will
ie tho speaker. Representatives or
- Patriotic elTie and fraternal or-
lanlzatlons carrying wreaths wiU
form west of the statute and face
lust. Major Wooton requests.
Ii Call was given yesterday for ev
Ary mother who had a son la
orld war serrleo to participate
& tho parade If possible.
T Sales of Legion tickets for the
iootball games, wrestling match
And-dance wero piling up rapidly
4eiterday. Adjutant William Bli
en and James Carey of the tick
it committee announced. All of
tl&e 10,000 tickets first printed
Jwe distributed, but not all sold,
,"7nid 5000 more were ordered.
Tickets sell at 15 cents, to be good
'at taco ralue tonight and tomor
row at Salem theatres, the two
earnes, armory match and dance.
j 1 s Legionnaires are making spe-
!v ejal effort, under direction o
Ticket Chairman Carle Abrains.
- - tp ell tho pasteDoaras 10 an 11
stans attending the celcbratioi
etaents. Tho post proins oniy irom
- aidmisslons by these tickets. Pro
deeds of tho sales go Into the poet
ffond for reterans relief and other
activities.
VTho parade is to assemble at
Marlon sauare at 9:45 o'clock in
tho following order:
How the Candidates Fared in Marion County
Ssaatat OaagrtM
Attr. torn. Sit. Atty. Skeriff Bap. OmxI Oix. JUj
Precinct Name A If amber
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9
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Aumsrille .... .....
Aurora
Breitenbush . ..... .............
Brooks ....... .... j . ........
ButtevlHe
84 75 4 58 ft 74 75 t4 ft tt 51 45 104 15 41 95 4 1X2 74 86 40 10
75 182 ... 75 124 141 87 1 14 IT 114 IS 52 124 85 32 132 118 52
11 45 1 25 27 25 IT 20 22 28 21 25 25 It t 24 25 17 42 17. IT 81
87 114 5 80 88 111 88 187 70 88 II 88 108 28 42 58 77 104 112 65 62 108
IT II 5 If 82 II 41 88 71 42 61 18 41 45 16 21 41 62 62 45 50 88
Central Howell 57 118
Champoeg ' 1 69
Chemawa I 128 168
Crolaan i.'. .... 42 144
Donald............. IT 12
2 64 98 108 56 66 II 55 61 64 100 26 44 96
... 25 24 86 66 21 26 IS 46 56 25 16 14 27
6 111 169 159 120 147 105 126 146 16 172 45 88 164
10 87 68 114 61 81 17 72 18 80 TS 89 49 82
7 88 79 114 89 ST 92 55 64 60 60 64 16 82
61 119 101 81 57 109
25 45 86 29 20 22
97 195 171 186 97 179
74 115 91 94 64 105
91 89 112 67 51 122
East Gervala 41 133
Est Hubbard 67 114
East Mt, Angel 14 439
East Silrerton ............224 230
East Stayton 85 17
2 106 64 86 78 85 77 65 106 90 74 46 89 76 51 124 98 69 32 1
I 77 76 96 69 76 82 66 67 61 99 26 24 91 40 101 77 79 67 80
2 261 70 326 109 326 109 235 197 238 196 108 179 135 386 137 384 66 99 321
8 123 279 220 171 257 167 225 186 122 262 90 S3 227 212 210 250 154 07 210
3 186 122 132 129 142 120 127 115 125 121 5 SO 121 80 182
East Woodbura i.... 150 210
Englewood 1 167 180
Fairfield , 12 68
Fairgrounds ........ 191 230
Horeb 1 I-
30 151 185 147 179 1 69 184 180 194 147 184 66
11 140 185 155 170 201 142 154 176 129 202 67
. .. 45 18 48 22 22 51 32 40 42 22 12
7 141 229 203 182 236 159 185 195 129 257 60
1 19 25 35 5 36 14 23 24 10 36 15
84 212 123 236 189 157 101 230
74 204 151 202 185 155 116 212
17 85 IS 65 50 26 27 45
52 878 141 269 225 170 171 200
5 23 27 14 20 26 26 26
Jefferson 151 188 10
Liberty 59 89 11
Macleay 74 109 2
Marion . . 38 86 6
MrKee 66 143 ...
91 233 156 144 2 13 124 182 152 118 215 54
63 66 73 61 93 50 69 74 74 66 33
69 93 96 71 86 89 100 6 71 96 37
44 61 62 46 66 53 49 58 61 44 15
117 78 104 104 67 143 10S 90 119 83 42
73 179 136 199 181 161 79 355
46 62 59 94 73 87 52 96
36 99 55 118 78 98 53 94
25 76 30 88 56 69 5S 70
47 101 74 142
Mehaina I 52 79
Mill City 53 89
Monitor . 4 5 164
North Howell .V. 52 85
North Silvertou 200 254
Pringle . 94 131
Quinaby 29 117
Riverview 2 43
Rosedala 83 107
Salpm 1 i 265 347
celebration , Sal.ra 2 378 285
... 56
1 52
17 112
6 59
67 83
84 63
70 115
59 63
41 90
71 79
65 1 01
64 65
38 66
60 51
90 106
65 74
60
83
84
55
56 72
58 79
84 101
49 76
20
26
71
22
21
9
33
37
85
82
81
52
62 72 82
69 65 99
84 122 122
23 111 69
50
28
78
ST
48 76
56 75
70 112
57 72
40 140 273 260 153 238 205 280 162 156 257 82 102 254 206 258 239 222 165 296
5 75 112 108
1 112 55 118
1 34 6 27
. . 74 106 83
80 136 68
66 72 107
19 18 26
97 1 14 79
98 119
72 107
19 22
81 108
66 134
93 78
26 12
75 104
87
67
19
46
46 122
40 78
6 16
24 112
86 129 129
91 101 98
16 26 20
52 152 ...
96
92
26
T2 121
79 98
15 26
24 216 362 314 269 416 188 254 358 179 400 102 130 361 256 262 819 808 166 421
18 194 443 294 338 511 147 246 409 116 600 71 183 379 324 326 378 296 204 428
Salem 3 163 158 7 103 193 175 132 248 80 159 148 79 232 41 55 204 152 162 163 161 106 207
Salem 4 167 223 IS 133 222 207 157 266 107 173 199 116 244 42 86 219 1S1 212 1ST 196 111 288
Salem 5 199 257 17 170 254 255 181 3 03 145 188 252 148 298 71 100 871 216 252 248 218 168 298
Salem 6 85 169 18 120 118 100 139 156 108 116 132 94 146 49 50 168 84 1S8 188 1ST T9 192
Salem 7 153 252 17 158 218 221 159 2 67 133 186 196 135 258 86 71 237 181 239 222 184 116 230
Salem 13 166 234
Salem 14 117 172
Salem No. 15 142 182
Salem 16 . . . 138 232
Salem 17 231 194
Salem 18 147 160
Salem 19 251 250
Salem 20 107 141
Salem 21 176 208
Salem 22 325 74
Salem No. 23 144 140
Salem 8 166 176
firirnt section Grand marshal i Salem 9 248 169
aUd staff, colors, Salem municipal Salem 10 i . . .196 177
head, rsriawinc party In automo- Salem 11 230 165
wha. Salem 12 167 155
Second section Captain Har
o 4 43. liaison, O. N. G., com
manding; Company B. 162nd In
fantry; headquarters battery,
JlKSth Coast. Artillery, medical de
tiehment, 249th Coast Artillery.
Third section Lieutenant Mi
dfeet J. Melchoir, O. N. C com
of ending; American Legion drum
L eArps, American Legion, Veterans
oV, Foreign Wars, Spanish-American
War Veterans, American Le
gion Auxiliary. Legion Cadet
band. V. F. W. auxiliary, Spanlsh
Afcaerican War yeteraua auxiliary,
Son of Veterans, Sons of Veter
ans auxiliary. Daughters of Vet
erans, other,. yeterans organiza
tions. .
I .Fourth section Captain B. F.
Round, O. N. G., commanding
Che maw a baud. Disabled Ameri
can War reterans. Gold Star and
War Mothers, members of tho
tilt A. B Ladies of tho O. A. B...
women' Belief Corps, all In au
la mobiles.
Fifth section Miller B. Hay
dtsu, commanding; Salem Boy
Stout band, platoon of Scouts, all
title and fraternal organ ixatlons.
24 107 215 176 169 269
12 115 285 215 1S9 8 22
6 119 211 1S6 163 2 S3
10 111 271 198 188 3 28
8 91 80S 151 156 23S
98 160 181 91 242
91 178 226 102 224
85 139 215 102 248
46 159 220 76 810
60 12S 177 84 800
68 86 262 146 215 182 174 104 221
44 106 260 232 170 240 177 86 311
66 100 184 175 177 19T 168 94 246
41 148 194 262 122 244 147 124 222
29 84 181 161 148 192 119 78 232
21 153 224 182 197 2 54 137 152 227 126 254
8 120 133 138 119 189 86 116 134 98 178
9 142 157 166 135 2 06 116 144 169 116 189
7 150 173 193 136 2 10 138 132 216 128 218
18 129 278 225 187 3 09 108 159 248 106 S9t
10 106 186 145 158 226 77 112 188 80 212
64 100 221 177 230 221 172 104 204
56 68 161 122 197 124 152 21 192
79 65 114 184 172 150 141 74 194
71 75 110 160 ISO 102 161 01 260
18 111 111 240 170 24T 180 140 2TT
28 60 1ST 148 146 ITS 142 78 228
26 131 341 264 20S 371 129 176 306 138 846
8 98 129 149 80 186 55 S3 158 76 186
22 145 207 204 17S 277 106 186 195 ISO 228
8 100 272 216 157 206 80 172 262 04 284
1 01 167 128 128 196 SO 104 162 78 19T
T4 188 276 212 287 271 227 156 209
46 Tl 115 181 120 168 98 89 150
68 80 888 166 222 210 138 140 240
41 94 221 111 101 230 141 17 211
23 Tl 1IT 121 161 141 117 69 205
Salem 24
Salem Heights
Scollard
Scotts Mills . . .
.219 191
.219 245
. 40 166
. 60 128
Shaw 17 61
10 101 277 213 163 326 81 165 127 96 S04
19 151 267 225 202 2 25 132 195 262 129 899
3 115 63 93 91 78 110 04 81 115 64
22 83 88 85 02 SS 106 101 ST 68 126
. .. 40 22 36 S3 32 20 21 46 J 20
4T 186 226.048 165 241 165 82 212
4T 104 282 111 256 242 222 1T0 20T
66 86 SS 92 97 119 68 87 119
16 84 9T 69 1S1 128 TT 64 138
14 16 88 22 52 41 86 22 41
OUISEII ELECTED
I BY 4B7 MAJDfllTY
(Continued from pegs I)
pjer cent, tho moneys going to tho
sir set fund of tho city.
Two present aldermen wero re-
tarned to office. Henry Vandevort
oar sating C. L Parm eater and
Plsul Hendricks defeating IL C.
aveawortn. Carl Armpriest out
ran Chris Kowiu, incumbent, and
wAl take tho latter's place in the
sixth ward. Walter Fuhrer, one of
ft youngest men elected to tho
council in a decada- defeated
tan"k Marshall, prominent in la-
bar anion circles here.
The city races: -
Fteclaet Phrmenter Vanderort
Sidney 33 87 1
Silver .Falls 16 30 ...
South Silrerton 93 100 6
Stayton , 93 132 2
St. Paul 9 225 2
62 65 66 42 40 82 69 49 48 67
2 20 27 9 24 25 19 19 14 26
62 108 114 69 99 88 114 67 41 111
9t 116 105 110 188 81 104 99 93 117
178 44 124 82 28 138 77 122 124 64
20 14 78 19 108 48 67 14 194
7 7 28 20 29 29 IS 6 37
86 81 111 64 122 II 14 14 117
II It 117 IT 146 101 111 44 1T0
Tl 64 48 118 0T 161 4T TS 140
Sublimity 35 282
Turner 131 233
Victor Point 33 64
Waconda 33 87
West Corrals 16 05
2 199 101 212 86 141 164 187 102 162 188
15 114 212 197 127 192 160 186 168 116 811
. . S4 51 60 88 42 54 85 46 46
1 60 51 67 48 56 59 49 89 44
1 41 32 54 89 45 6T 58 46 4T 41
88 4T ITS 174 188 829 77 74 228
89 80 106 8T 86T 166 188 111 868
II 28 86 26 78 4T 61 86 64
25 26 60 48 TT 60 60 84 74
20 18 41 84 II II II 14 14
Wast Hubbard 62 106
West Mt. Angel '. . 21 192
West Silrerton 252 226
West Woodburn 127 202
Woedard 10 22
22 rotes anoounted out of 666 rotes cast.
Tl
T
84
ST
1 78 74 84 61 74 89 78 91 66
2 144 70 174 40 156 56 106 108 107 101
29 190 381 275 254 202 24T 2T0 280 2S6 201 181
6 15T 144 1ST 16T 1ST 128 160 188 181 141 48
T 14 10 IT 6 20 18 16 16 14 14 IS
38 ST 60 101 86 81 72 78
78 88 147 48 181 86 86 181
08 894 819 858 71 Tl 46 8T
61 141 141 111 184 18t 68 826
6 IS IS 84 IB 28 IS 18
. 150
10 121
18 124
1 22 114
'"(! 509
Precinct Fuhrer
i I 2 .272
1 11 - -225 ;
'(.tt 104
- ifi
f 602
Pkeclnct Armpriest
:""i!il 287
1'i 2 . 151
J10- 206
Breclnct
I 24
election that only six states ;
Maryland, Massachusetts, New '
York, Montana, Nerada and Wis
consin woro without statutory :
constitutional restrictions on 11
qnor production.
Ia yesterday's election, how
ever, nlna more states, on the
basis of latest returns, roted re
peal of their constitutional bone
dry laws or state enforcement
acts.
These wero Louisiana, Michi
gan, Now Jersey, California,
Washington, Oregon, Colorado,
Arizona and North Daklta.
In Connecticut tho roters car
ried by seren to one a proposal
to petition congress to propose
prohibition repeal to tho states.
whllo Wyoming ballotors wont on
record for repeal of tho 18th
amendment.
Th&nksgiving Day
Excursion Rates to
BeinEiiectonSP.
Celebration of Thanksgiving
day at family reunions and gath
erings of friends In western
states will again bo furthered by
lowered transportation costs orer
tho Southern Pacific company's
lines thfis year, it was made
known here today.
In California, Oregon and Ne
rada, low transportation will hoi Car redact ions are to offered
provided by 31 -day wtatar I by tao company from November
ronndtrlf faros, whllo la Utah, 119 to 14, with a throe-week ro-
AMsonn and Now Mexico similar turn irmit, ft wan stated.
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NOT ALL PRDHI
LAWSHEVDKEO
Distilling Liquor Remains
Illegal; Wort, Mash
Are Prohibited
(Continued from page 1)
Tho law creating tho office of pro
hibition agent (now merged with
stat police) still stands. A spe
cial law against drunken driving
is still In effect.
Distilling liquor
Is Net Made Legal
District Attorney John H. Car
son, in looking up tho code last
night found special laws not1 re
pealed against mannfacturlng li
quor by a still; also a law against
wort or mash for making malt or
splrltous liquors. This Is section
15-502 of tho Oregon law. Appar
ently no general state laws re
main with penalties against sale
or transportation or possession of
liquors.
State officials are trying to de
termine jolt how to proceed un
der these changed conditions.
Charles P. Pray, superintendent
of state police, is concerned be
cause tbo prohibition enforcement
a special duty of his depart
ment. A conference will be held
today, attended by Secretary of
State Hoss, Pray. George Alexan
der, deputy superintendent of po
lice, and others, at which the mat
ter will be gone orer.
How far back will th liquor
trade come, was a question rais
ed yesterday. While the Anderson
act was repealed, and though fed
oral prohibition may be repealed
or modified no one had an Idea
what system of distribution of li
quor would he adopted. Interest
In Salem was keen on th subject
because hopgrowers hare been ac
tive for repeal, anticipating en
larged markets for their hops for
brewing purposes.
Reopening Salem
Brewery Is Talked
Thoughts also ran to tne possi
bility of reopening the old Salem
brewery on South commercial
street. Built about 1912, prohibi
tion in 1914 forced It out of tho
brewing business. Tho plant was
converted into a fruit Juice fac
tory and then Into a fruit cannery.
A few rears ago all the brewing
equipment was sold. Howerer, the
construction of tne Dunning sun
adapts It for its original purpose.
After the failure of tho North
west Canning company, the build
ing was bought up by a Eugene
man on a delinquent tax certlii-
eate. Right of redemption howerer
rests with Ladd sc Bush hank, rep
resenting creditors.
H S H nu.
BESS com
(Continue! from res 1)
Murphy. Iowa; Dr. Elbert D
Thomas. Utah: William Q. Me-
Adoo. California! Senator Carl
Haydea. Anse&S; Senator Bonert
J. Bnlkloy. Okie; Bennett c.
Clark. Missouri: Senator Millard
E. Ty dings. Maryland; Augustine
Lonernn. Conneenemtt: wuuam
H. Dteterieh, Illinois; Senator El
mer Thomas, Oklahoma: Robert
R Reynolds, North Carolina
Frederick Van Nuys. Indiana
Tlieeall
Board
By OLIVE M. DOAK
WARNER BROS. ELSIXORK
Today George Raft la
"Night after Night".
Friday Tom Brown Slim
Summerrtue ia -Tom
Brown of CulTer.' "
TUB GRAND
Today Will Rogers in "Down
to Earth-. .
Thursday Joan Blondell In
"Miss Pinkertou".
Friday James Cagney ia
"Winner Take All."
Spring's Article f
On Unified School
Published in East
HOLLYWOOD
Today Herbert Marshall In
"Bachelor Folly."
Friday Jaek Oakie In "Mil-
Hon Dollar Legs."
Senator Robert F. Wagner, New
York; Senator Harrle W. Cara
way, Arkansas; Senator Walter F.
George. Georgia; Senator Ellison
D. Smith, South Carolina; Sena
tor Dnncan U. Fletcher, Florida;
Richard B. Russell. Jr., Georgia,
and John H. Overton, Louisiana,
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WEIRD
BAFFLING
MYSTERY
STORY
LJOJU4
GEORGE BRENT
SELVERTON, Nor. I. In the
Norember Issue of an educational
magazine published at Chicago,
Richard gyring has an article on
Oregon's new system of higher
education. The article is titled
"Oregon Initiate a Unified Sys
tem of EdneaUoa." It 1 illustrat
ed by four photographs of the
Unirerslty of Oregon and of Ore
gon State college.
Syrlng has been spending the
past year at Silrerton doing fea
ture work.
CHAPPED
mips
To quickly reliere
chapping, roughness.
cracking, apply soothing,
cooling lientholatum
ABoOvrcdHxafte Til,
0LLYVJ00P
Home of SSo Talkies
PAL TICKET
Admit One
NtMBtM with
erne ISSe paid admission
Good Texrfto Only
Nor. 10
Grand Theatre
First Showing J L
Salens f
Last Times f-
Today t i
MARSHALL IfEzZf
6CSSCNIAS3 Vfar
AjtMEGJlEYi I. -JSSrTL
s EDGARWAILAC X J
HERBERT
MARSHALL
EttUBESTj
tfijj CMS3
AHME'cftEYi
from Mt s r QlbMlr
h EDGARWA1LACE.
Coming Friday A Saturday
CONTINUOUS PERFORM
AXCR ARMISTICE DAT
2 to 11 P. M.
A million dollars in laughs
and not two bits of sense
with JACK OAKIE, W. OL
FIELDS, ANDY CLTDH, BEN
TUKFLH
782 104
Hendricks Leavenworth
10S 125
117 108
112 114
238 131
V 172 178
SlMf60
if w n EI n
i , vonnua rroat nam ii
'fttoosrreU and a democratic con
gress, V l:. :!,, .. ; ,
j i These antl - prohibition groups
tilso counted heaTily on tho prea
f re for beer as a means of rata.
lag rerenne to balance the fed
rat budget. Still unanswered,
toworer, was tho question whe
tker . President ; Hoover would
tign or reto such a measure.
. Senator Robinson included in
ila statement the possibilities of
I insider lug at the short session.
repeal or amendment of the 18th
amendment. This would require
s) .two-thirds majority while a
simple majority, would sulfite to
ckango the Volstead law.
h TYieeala3ji Jnrd Mnfftnl " -l fe
. f i' v gi es.es twvs - itia vwuvvww .j e w
states eould take advantage of
an act legalising beer and , that
- tlsrefore the argument that such
law immediately; would pro
l ace large revenues Ie.ua flat.
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AT 10 P.M.
All the gang1 will be there
. . . so hurry down . . .
Join in the Fun and
Greet your Friends at
the Giant Salem High . . .
There's going to be spe
cial doings on the stage
with yells . . songs . . .
pep talks . . . and a big
After all that hold
your breath for the
laughs . . . yells . . . and
roars you will let loose
during the special . ...
of the year's goofiest
comedy sensation .
ti i i ri w x- v
-Ends Today-
A Now Advwnrur In
love life and thrills!
OIOROI RAFT
CONSTANCE CUMMIN OS
. WYNNE OIBSON m
MAE WEST
ALISON SKIPWORTH
tfGET READY To CHEER!
You think vou're txctty hard-boiltd.
WH till youfctVTom Brown of Culvcrl" !
9
You diinlc you'rt proof agalnit emotion.
Wait till you Its "To ra Drown oi Culvert"
j
ybo tSink the world hts gone to heU
Weft till you tee "ton Brown of CuIvcrT
You tlihk you're wbe to c!I c&vh cioil
WcittiJl you t ee -Toa Brown of CufverliV
wit
SLE1SUJ
YILLB
Andy Derine
Tosa Brown
TAT T A
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FLORSHEIM
SHOES are never ad
erased as worth double
the price . . there's no
beIlyhoo to trick you into
buying. . . they are made to a
high standard and sold at the low
est pri ttwhkh such fine quality
can be sold. They &ive satisfaction
. . . your money1 worth and more
71MODB...
They pointed out before ' the
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