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PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN. SaTcm, Oreson, Wednesday Mornlnjr, November 7, 193i
ititJTiiE
SHE AS EVER
Demos Jubilant; Republican
. ;: Leaders Ask Bank and -
File- to : Carry on ...v
5' Washington. . not. " 6.-(p)-
Tbe single national "certainty- em
erging, from the congressional
margins I -.voted .'.today was that
'; President Roosevelt won right-o"--way.
for .the new deal. for two
'mOre ftkH.-;t CT" '.v:.V' -.-
In a- sense the; acina! ballptlng
Iwas- but- jthe passing of ; known
r horizon, Ever since, the ? Maine
results In. September,- the tallying
of ; those senate; and -house major-
Hies Jot the democrats had been
about, taken tot-granted even by
i Innumerable repu blicans.
v,. Now the event was over. v Far
ahead gleamed t another horizon,
with the figures .'1S3 6" beckoning-.-
": ,-','. - ' ' ' ' - -
' Far from resting back the dem
ocrats through Chairman Farley
already had announced the new
deal waa going-the same as ever.
He mentioned, the relief and pub
lic works policies especially. ; :
And Chairman Fletcher for the
: republicans said the ; party's na
tional upbraiding of the sew deal
Innovations would, be continued.
He beseeched . the : party's rank
and file to keep the faith, for the
t nert. two years.
Hi KEEPS
V I ST. PAUL.' Nov; 6.-i)-Over-.
whelming pluralities from his
strongholds in the north,' shot
Minnesota's self-styled "radical"
- governor, Floyd B. Olson, into the
. lead over his republican opponent
' tonight. v . " ' -.
' Side by side with the farmer
labor chief executive, ran United
States Senator Henrik, Shlpstead,
; seeking . reelection as the only
. man of his party In the nation's
highest house of legislators. -:T.
Farmers and laborers from
r northern Minnesota pushed Gov
ernor Olson's margin over Martin
A." Nelson ; (R) to. about 18,000
-with .John E. Regan, the demo-
erat;' who ? opposed support of
; President Roosevelt at the 1.932
, state democratic convention, trail
ing a poor third. , -
Interfering' with. watchers at the
polls. " iv
-, Two men were kidnaped In Chi
cago but were liberated, quickly
and unharmed. ; . .' . ..
Albert Vines, 48, was shot to
death as he left a polling place
at Lowe, Mercer county, W, Va.
but police said the shooting was
the outgrowth of family quar
rel, rand not connected with the
: election. '.. "t "
I '. .
miOSc(Won;f,
: By Democrats in
A Idaho's Election
v.-y
s BOISE, Idaho. Nov 7-(Wed--
nesday )-Ay-Idahos voters . have
; pledged the 'state to the new
I deal. I .
s .. With a sweeping vote that ear
, ried; every democrat!? , state and
.- congressional candidate Into of
Jice,; the majority of the electors
disregarded the warning' of Sen
ator I William E. Borah that man
. phases of the Roosevelt admin-i
lstration policy were nnsulted '
the west or . to the country. ; -As
the tabulatio-progressed
this morning, democratic major
ities grew. . - : -. , - .. , .
MontanaSupportu
fCWjiDea; is ;
; Gaining Steadily
HELENA,- Mont JJov. T -V'
Deinoeratle supporters-: of -5. tie
.nw deal in Montana, headed hy
, the senior United States senator,
Enrlon K. Wheeler, swept Into a
formidable lead as reports' trick
le In t f rom f 187 ' of the state's
1387 precincts tonight.- ,c
TJie- senator's margin over for-
. mer- Federal. Judge George M
Bovquln, outspoken f republican
adversary t the ' recovery proi
gram; Increased with each added
report.
-
: Vanderbilt gift, "flats
Sunderland House, In Mayfair,
London, which -was the wedding
gift of the late W. K. Vanderbilt
to his dacghter, Consuelo, on her
marriage In 1885 to the Dukke of
Marlborough, is shortly to be re
ooened as residential .flats. The
beautiful ' reception rooms . and
ballroom will be available tor fe
cial, and other functions. The
" mansion " has .been more or. less
derelict for nearly 30 years. It
itand3 oa an island estate of 1,000
njuara feet, and its original cost
was nearly 32,500,000, - The fa
mous ballroom, 89. feet long, 20
feet wide and .27: f eet TUgh, Is
claimed te berths. finest in May-
fair. : It cost izso.qoo, ana nas
car lla pilasters, a painted eell-
..vlsg.aal a musicians' gallery. Sev-
i tus&ii. people ' have danced
t-ere tt cse tisae.. ;i
In Tight Race
Above, Joe E. Dunne, republican
4 nominee; - below, Peter Zim
merman, independent, who are
engaged in a close race for
second place behind Charles H.
Martin In the governorship
count, Zimmerman was about
700 votes ahead on the latest
available count.
FIXSETH IS MAYOR
DALLAS, Koy. . City ticket
elected here today Included: Leif
S. Finseth, mayor; J. R. Craven,
auditor and police Judge; council-
men: J. . Wick, ward one; J. tt.
Allgood, ward two; A. B. Star
buck, ward three; Earl Richard
son, ward three; C. B. Sun d berg,
councilman at large. Edward J.
Hlmes was elected county sur
veyor.
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- Congnu .Governor State Pub.Inrt. Com. SUte Senator RepresenUtive'
Precinct """" g. 'r I II I I I I I I I
Name E - J a ' j a
; 5 J I f I ? I I J 1 I 1 I J i I - j 1
West Mt. Angel 8 149 52 20 144 49 160
Monitor 24 103 59 2J. 69 112 110
North HoweU . SO 83 86 20 21 115 72
AcottsMilla 33 98, 48 . 35 41 111 84
Scollard 13 85 67 21 62 101 90
Aumsville 28 61 56 86 40 75 81
East Gervais 17 103 57 28 61 25 105
West Oervais 11 67 4 . 5 23 SO 43
St. Paul 9 S5 SS 20 152 17 121
Turner 19 148 86 78 81 142 186
r ' " ' - 'r ' " ' ' '
Central Howell 14 85 62 28 29 104 92
Jefferson 40 165 60 89 66 122 179
Salem No. 12 68 128 98 76 112 103 208
Salem No. 4 92 162 10 103. 105 170 220
SalentXo. 18 51 128 104 75 134 80 213
Salem No. 24
Stayton - . -
East Stayton
East Salem
Aurora,.--:.';
Qnlnaby -
Eaglewood
DOnaM
East Hubbard
West Hubbard
BrtKtks.
61 182
37 95
36 136
47 . 108
23 104
28 86
77 164
29
21
29
77
62
82
80 94
89 146
Salem No. IS
Salem No. 20
Salem No. 11
Cbampoeg
Shaw ;
Sublimity
East Woodbuns
West Woodburn
Salem No. fl
North Sllverton
East SRvertoa
East Sit. Angel
Salem No, 21 :
Salem No. 22 1
Salem Ne. 17
Salem No. 8
Salem No. 7
Salem Jfo. 9
Salem No. S' "r
Salem Ne. 10 ' V
Salem No. 16
Chenutwa -Riverview
Fairfield
South Silvertosi
West SUvertOB .
Silver Falls
Woodard '- -Salem
No. 23 "
Salem No. S : :
22 102
61 205
6 26
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18
73
49
79
88
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68
71
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128
83
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20
42
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165
145
139
83
239
163
262
139
310
34
79
105
110
69
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12S
137
120
47
206 113
156 .83
165 145
187 " ,83
182 ,163f
160 143
141 123
128 67
19 . IS
. 86 18
96 43
208 204
29 12
1 17
97 80
124
89 ;
63 .
-: 49
257
Salem No. 15
Victor Point'
ButteviBe .J
Salem No. 1 . '
Salem Xo. 19
Waeond .. ';.
Macleay
Marion- - -"-,-v
liberty -
McKee .
Pringle
Sidney v
Rosedale '
Salem Height
Salem Ne. 14
Salem. Ne. :
u .r
214
66
,95
14
63
18 .70 '
39 100
. 4
-M3; 75
.. 17 : 86
, 103' 159
115
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193 ; 201v 114
257 .151 ,225
W 48. IS
H11ID
OREGON GIF
Snell Certain, F.lott Ahead
By Fair Margin; Gram -.
And Howard Lead
., ., (Coatlad fro pat
lead over Joe E. Dunne, the' re
publican, and Peter' Zimmerman,
independent. . Martin's ' lead over
Dunne was greater than the re
publican candidate held over Zim
merman, r 'V
J? Walter M. -Pierce, democratic
congressman from the first (east
ern Oregon) district,-rafter hav
ing trailed In the early, tabula
tioos, -was found late . tonight to
be leading Jay H. .Upton, republi
can, by a narrow margin. .
; James W. Mott, republican In
cumbent from the second (west
ern Oregon) district, t was ahead
of, but close to, R; R. Turner, the
democratic nominee. . ; r ?v !
In the third (Portland) con
gressional district William A. Ek
walL republican circuit Judge, .had
a-narrow lead over '-Walter fB.
Gleason, a democrat.- i i. ' i ,
):: Earl Snell, republican for sec
retary of state was Increasing his
gains over Horace E. Walter, democrat,-
to continue leading the
party ticket. His election was
virtually conceded when early re
turns' indicated a safe margin for
the speaker of the house of the
1933 legislature; , :
In the race j for superintendent
of public instruction, Charles' A.
Howard showed 1 ncreased
strength for Teelection for his
third term in office over J. W.
Leonhardt of La Grande.
i Charles H. Gram, state labor
commissioner was also gaining as
late returns from upstate gave
him greater margins over Wal
fred Shuholm of Portland.
All. three measures placed on
the ballot apepared doomed. The
healing, arts measure was receiv
ing the greatest negative vote.
The tax limitation measure like
wise appeared definitely killed,
while a closer vote, with affirm
atives trailing, was cast tor the
so-called grange power bill.
RITCHIE FAR AHEAD
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-(Wed-nesday)-(fln-With
only 103 of
Maryland's 1351. precincts report
ed early this morning. Governor
Albert C. Ritchie, democratic can
didate for reelection, led his re
publican opponent, Harry W. Nice
by 3034 votes. -
How 73 Marion
SS
64
56:
69
19
50
64
69.
13
66
80
69
11
68 '
108 111 152
63 '62 .4
74 64 109
93 276 62
66 - 114 78 s
77 117 113
53 41
44 44
53 120 125 73
14 118 117 73
51
82
43
60
44
16 58 111 105, 48
7 71 199 211 - 102
29 60 76 87 49
29 33 69 . 75 54
61 48 54 87 49
41
132
32 34 102 110
48,
82 142- 142r 228. 116"199 138 222 118 246 141
88 62 95
108 173 161
68 151 . 63
67 307 65
20
3 33 17
9 20 43
17 104 148 '
73 96 168
77 119 108
36 64 150
22
21
37 "29 ,
151 113 i
190 : 114'
203 81
125 107
62 171
88 144
20 327
64 ' 106
293 45
123 165
17.112
62 145
131 117
99 142
136 149
' 90 108
50 44
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7 14
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138 - 70
16' 16
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94 66
214 233
20 1 15
11 22
158 67
114 . 89 113 35 194 14
84 ' 82 86 ;124 -;149 100
19; ' 17 "17 51 ' 66 .33
29 : J 11 49 37 . 48 V 38
171 144 185 233 264 181
137 ; 152
, 80 -26
- 45 1 17
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151 145
34 ,- 47
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, II'- 72
43 -78
306 117
66 36
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63
61 111
65 109
- 78 . 87
' 118 .78
- 69 4 ,61
118 , 64
266 i 108
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50 115
138 182
151 24S
180 110
12: . 94
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321 111
86 : -
Be Lonesome?
i i i n ii in iiiniii.l..rouin"""iin"'
James ; W. Mott, who was -ell
ahead; ta hia -content for re-election
to congreas en late re
tarns ' this morning, but will
have mighty little republican
company In eongreec - -
Virginia Elects -New
Dealers to
-Congress Places
RICHMOND, Nov.
Senator Harry F. Byrd and nine
democratic congressmen were re
elected today In Virginia's demo
cratic landslide.
It was a new deal victory.
Senator Byrd', although opposing
certain features of the new. deal
program, as did Virginia's senior
senatoy Carter Glass, was never
theless the new deal candidate in
the race. Lawrence C. Page,, re
publican and former Norfolk post
master, ran on an anti-new deal
platform. '
Seven of Jurors
In Insull Trial
Unable to Vote
CHICAGO, Nov. .-P)-Maybe
it does seem like discrimination,
but seven of the Jurors trying
Samuel Insull and his associates
couldnt vote today. The other
seven there are two alternate
Jarors did vote.
Reason: In your own county
you can't be an absentee voter,
says the law. Seven of the Jurors
live in Cook county,- so they're not
absentees.
County Precincts Voted on State, District and
140
S3
65
68
57
63 164
93 107
63 76
SI 81
94 , 74
64. 90
83 . 89
69 66
86 160 115
66 111 113
52 65 111
65 78 80
75 88 , 88
40 83 86
62 104 117
35 45 76
73,
77
32,'
91
S3 108
62 133 57
83 ;i51 US, 167 14 159 161
76 69 82
149 106 176
190 75 203
41 76 91
66 169 142
66 204 134
220 136 237 101 228 159
203 t 66 199 71 206 152
260 73 25S
106 81 .117
125 101 129
62 281 179
68 121 102
82 120 115
69 105 113
65 114 100
97 94 113
103 84 120
68 74
167 143
67 78
56 74
85 62
90 56 85 98
187 114 171 169
84
60 77 6S
55 76 57
II 106 80
64
87
82 62 X96
49 105 94
130 64 121 59 144 78
289 66 .284 73 289 200
26 24 '- 25 21 62 33
25
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118 s
109 ;
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199
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297:
210
331
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279 v 193
250, . 90
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122. 87
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79 66
226, 2 03
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266 160
104 166 ,
142 128 -
18 11
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40 , 63
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240 134
192 .78
131 104
r 56 20
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, 372 156
298 . ili,
' 65, " 33
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108! . .68-.
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- 113 .67
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66. ,50
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244 115 -283, 169 302. 225
381 125-v 373, -lU,nS80..285.
63. 95 -: 87 84'-'S3 '
NEW DEAL TIDE
Biggest . Bourbon Majority
In Senate Since Civil r
;War Is Forecast V
(CoaUao4 from t)
Davey (D) leads Brown (R) for
governor. . . - vt.- -
VERMONT: Republican : Aus
tin , has , diminishing . lead. - .- f ;
'.. Pennsylvania: Reed, after lead
ing Democrat Guffey, falls far be
hind. Schnader, republican, leads
democratic gubernatorial candi
date Earie.,.,;!r,v-"!.;3 . t -
WEST VIRGINIA : Holt, liberal
democrat, apparently ; set .to : be
new baby "senator to succeed old
Quarder Hatfield, "new deal" en
emy. . ... .
. INDIANA: "New deal" menace,
Robinson, .apparently booted ont
of senatorship by ' Sherman . Min
ton, democrat. .' ..'
NEW JERSEY: Veteran repub
lican Senator Kean trailing A.
Harry Moore, new. dealer, for sen
ate.' '" ' '
MICHIGAN: G. O. P. Senator
Vahdenberg slightly leading Pic
ard. democrat.
MASSACHUSETTS : A preon
vention ' Roosevelt man James
M." Curley wins governorship;
Senator David L Walsh leading
Republican Bacon.
RHODE ISLAND: Democrat
Gerry leads Hebert, republican
for senate.
WISCONSIN: "Young. Bob" La
Follette and brother Phil leading
for senate and governorship.
MINNESOTA: Farmer-laborite
Olson , re-elected governor. Ship
stead ahead as farmer-labor sen
ator. ..CALIFORNIA: Republican Mer
riam gained early lead over for
mer Socialist Sinclair for the gov
ernorship. Pittman is Easy
Winner in Nevada
RENO, Nev., Nov. C-()-Neva-da
voters save Senator Key Pitt
man, Incumbent democrat, a
commanding lead over two op
ponents in today's senatorial
race, and were giving substan
tial leads to a'l democratic can
didates for state offices on basfs
of returns, complete and incom
plete, from 141 precincts of 246
in tne state. At it at poiat n
the tabulation, the vote stood
37
13
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64
63
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64
IS
44
SWEEPS rJATIOfJ
154 165 141 95 , 37 63 91 27 27 41 103 45 62 51 60 151 62 131 74 122
100 98 113 71 69 84 93 60 44 62 77- 63 47 63 100 75 93 74 53 112
76 66 111 75 40 48 78 64 26 79 46 59 26 59 100 43 63 72 48 52
76 46 69 77 83 S3 80 76 50 75 59 66 41 62 103 63 62 101 51 114
67 73 34 40 87 100 90 69 46 71 63 78 40 41 82 68 83 65 34 101
71 62 64 68 66 68 58 65 29 61 65 57 27 65 " 68 89 76 - 63 71 64 27 f9
7 87 124 87 .64 79 92 59 54 74 67 ,72 52 63 86 85 65 96 27 125
89 30 73 22 26 75 61 27 17 66 , 21 -33 43 25' 67 28 66 29 43 46
91 112 100 34 69 77 109 41 33 47 103 76 78 20 35 . 135 94 75 17 144
158 136 151 153 94 86 - 98 96 71 123 104 100 58 119 116 116 119 141 146 107 49 188
85 64 92 63 64 66 83 67 34 67 49 46 29 74 66 49 94 52 81 66.-60 89
137 102 133 136 94 108 183 103 63 67 159 98 56 ; 104 100 140 93 151 47 176
160 161 168 149 87 72 90 90 681 26 132 59 ; 113 . 100 167 98 116 156 116 152 70 199
204 184 187 170 131 143 141 138 1081 155 112 111 103 48 171 185 157 178 134 200 116 223
190 183 185 149 89 75 81 82 54 98 137 , 51 130 (100 169 108 89 169 97 174 47 216
236 226 231 189 80 SI 90 73 60 105 181 49 184 104 329 104 92 235 116 218 46 284
122 114. 112 106 77 59 '86 68 34 73 90 62 35 98 : 66 125 49 146 61 122
118 115 104 104 118 104 125 117 42 88 116 93 38 96 97 113 75 153. 69 164
94 96 108 94 77 87 102 70 69 92 52 65 51 " 84 92 93 116 76 104 S 60 123
108 110 104 117 80 79 69 If 68 74 60 51 93 62 108 93 87 97 70 120
71. 78 114 60 68 60 73 61 , 44 82 46 69 59 64 74 74 81 76 56 81 26 118
177 168 184 139 120 188 142 10 9 85 144 98 94 85 133 167 117 151 152 131 174 85 269
68 69 71 68 61 81- 73 68 31 78 37 54 49 ' 36 74 68 74 58 45 89
68 65 68 65 67 73 61 68 47 47 63 63; 36 41 73 58 73 59 34 96
S 85 93 80 53 62 62 46 32 44 74 jt7.' 26' 69 52 ,87 64 86 13 125
63 73 120 62 53 16 1 61 44 71 61 66 41 53 4 61 65 78 65 79 53 89
310 187 191 166 . 127 114 124. 120 92 142 127 65 156 128 189 158 141 192 125 216 68 276
181 134 118 86 73 73 , 63 68 .47 , 61 108 51 75 75 100 85 . 68 140 76 128 49 16S
277 221 233 195 87 84 93 7 7 65 76 226 46 180 1X8 228 108 92 249 109 ZZ.0 57 231
20 21 21 19 25 27 34 82 15 . 23 14 15 24 15 " 27 22 30 16 11 38
27 IS 28 20 27 41 S3 2 9 16 29 25 30 16 20 19 31 42 21 35 22 21 36
135 98, 128 64 133 115 158 81 49 113 104 116 72 62 142 113 139 113 79 181
157 188 167 163 127 136. 149 119 88 111 130 107 78 124 147 140 142 141 91. 184
149 127 1 156 111 131 117 121; 87- 61 101 129 110 39 80 85 185 124 123 60 188
111 , 102 109 79 10.8 118 113 10S 72 139 i 3 3 6 7 8 6 8 5 1 04 1 23 1 3 8 7 6s 96 116 68 132
60
86
162
73
125
133
176
131
161
99
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113
79
165
68
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61
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65 84 82 103 76
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1
JAY UPTON
for sensor:- George : W. Malone,'
(R), 1994; Pittman (D), 3815;
John P. Reynolds; Independent,
113. ' : ' " - '
DeLong Defeats
Roy Mclhtire For
Constable's Job
, W. E. Walf DeLong, repub
lican Incumbent, defeated Roy
W, Mclntire, lemocratic conten
der, for the position of constable
In the Salem justice of the peace
district,, near complete returns
made It certain this morning.
DeLong received 6838 votes to
Mclntlre's 4477, or a majority of
1311.
A few precincts in this dis
trict were yet to be received but
it was virtually certain in view
of the trend through the night
that the outcome would be in
DeLong's favor.
Frazier's Lead is
Narrow in Dakota
FARGO, N. D Nov. .-P)-U
S. Senator Lynn J. Frazier, re
publican affiliated with the non
partisan league in North Dakota,
held a small lead over hi demo
cratic opponent. . Henry Holt, In
returns from 35 out of the state's
2242 precincts in today's elec
tion. The vote was: Frazier 2,
125; Holt 1,932.
County
n
I
u
V
-a
s
191 212
187 127
160. 213
138 115
18 23
lis- "lit.
98 101
142 142
71 '75
175 183
96 98
183 115
96 SO
93
75
65
111!
131
. 16
212
120
61
144
67
- 8 4
145
107
139
95
176
94
15
39
18
48
15
53.
43 17 79-
226 234 254
16 14 - 18
' 21' 33 24
71 7) 81
26 - 81
17
12
60
17
24
79
98 84 75 97
116 10 6 SO 107
- S3 '11 - 8 " ' 39
"45 4 8 - 31 - 31
201 18 3 174! 230
137.' 152 13 6 112 148
49 . - 47 . 15 : 16 1 54
67 32 IS 50. 80
, 81 83 60, ' 47 39
61 . 61 6 7 l 1 65
74 . 105 . 67 ' 42. ' 64
86, 85 - 70 , 69 ' 71
40 -11S . 16 - 27 58
72 99 71 i i67j 80
118 128 117 81 -170
200 3 180 "17 8': 171 216
1SI 147 13 8. f!4 llf
.64. 60 , T6 , .16 ,141
105
.77
. 48
72
138
T
1 SMS
BUOflD
(By the Associated Press) .
Three of the seven states ballot.
ing on. prohibition repeal were giv
en wet majorities in partial - re-.
turns from yeserday's- elections.'
They xere West Virginia, Florida,
and Idaho.- S.-: . v .
Two others ' historically dry
Kansas and its sister state of Neb-'
raska appeared beaded to retain
their prohibition" laws". South Da
kota- and ;Wyommgwere- late'in
reporting' -vv-'- i- " :': - i
; West Virginia and Florida were
giving - commanding- 'majorities v
repfeaT,'-the fonner showing 1 51,-,
452 for repeal to 110.846 against
in 1073 out of 2338 precincts, and
the peninsula' state' 15,4 3 7 for and
8292 against in W 5 out of 1 28 4."
T Ten precincts out fit 792 In Ida
ho gave only a- slight lead - to re-,
pesllsts 745 to 720. ... ; ? ' -.The
Kansas returns we're 28,657
for and 34,449 against in 243 of
2891 precincts. One precinct in
Nebraska' gave 105 .for and 216
against repeat v '
Marion county precincts out
side of Salem probably- set up a
record last night on quick re
porting of completed election re
turns. The entire vote yesterday
for the . St. Paul district was in
The Statesman office in less than
30 minutes after the polls closed
a 8 'o'clock.
Before 10 o'clock, compiee re
turns had been telephoned to The
Statesman from 28 of the 55 pre
cincts In county points outside of
Salem. The first completed re
turns received at the county
clerk's office here last night were
from the Brooks precinct.
Curley is Ahead
For Governor in
Massachusetts
BOSTON. Nov. 6-UP1-James M.
Curley. (D) thrio mayor of
Boston held a steady lead and
claimed victory over Lieutenant
Governor Gaspar G. Bacon (R)
for the Massachusetts governor
ship as retuxxs .continued to
mount tonight. Returns from 414
County Races
Judge
County Com.
CBBt'ble
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s
B
I
mm
00
w
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e
X
B
a
I
127
150
264;
,'106
279
165
129
180
102
'41
Bun
77 173 - 254 145
48. 133 . 134 181
132 122 ' 76 313
107 121 1169 149 170-133
76 235 283 5811 1: 222
166 122 218 145 122 245'
113 114 164 118 209 145
125 115 157 "183 152 181.:
130 140 209 8T 395 -209
143 :i53 218 -177, 193' - 200,"
163 92
101 ' 63
86 101
180 48
131 114
179 ' 71 - 124 143 i tli 119' 32 235 91 232 68 237
100 .93. 123 94 163 129 137 155 -110 169 101 186
64 81 73 75' 104 107 137 : 82 112 109 66 157
-9 13 6 11'' 20 12 14 18 10 22 8 22
i 25 : 19 29 27" - 64 12 58 12 31 41
53 45 29 7- 85 70 89 3 44 99
181 234 67;164 196 261- 170 276 178 276
' 16 16 19 19 23-14 19 17 12 20
10 17 13 13 A 37 4 16 20 18 21
95' 56 97 9- 113 101, 85 132 71 150 52 169
108 73 101 97 144 121 ;99 161 101 158 71 197
68 79 - 87 83 108 136. .119 ,104 90 134 79 l47
' 38 18 18: 35 - 62 24 26 43 21 54
. 28 36 1 25 32 . 53 38 43 47 36 62
165 124. 212 20-S 2S4. 243 ,:54 268 193 336 146 380
178 105 149 ! 166 254 143 . 144 . 253 137 271 171 304
28 26 31 47 , - . 43 59r 59 42 ' 20 v 78
45 i 43 38- 80 70 71 102. ' 54 65 89' 41 113
i 31 ' 55 il6 86: T. : . 691.- 37 1 48 63 .35 42
: l-! 59 .36 - 65 69 61 '86. 53 39 94 26 110
i 74 1 . 61
78 83
44 " 41
- 63 ' 82
150 ; 96
124 ; 142
27SV . 92 .
23 64
68
44
81
39
j H
4-''.;- -72
70
44 - .
78,81
142 ' 148 - 216
146i 190 246'
191 - 221.- 224
46 . 66 7 66
precincts cut of 1716 Including
auia
905j
155 in Boston gave Gaspar
220; Curley 131,2 65.,-.
The' United" States . senatoria
race, showed Uv S. Senator. Davk
L Walsh (Dy a candidate for rc
election, far in the van. Robert
M. Washburn (R) consistent! i
ran far behind Walsh, who,' wit!
the exception - of two years, hai
been In' the senate since 1918.
PfiGET DEFEATED
PORTLAND, Nov. . 7-(Wednf s-day)-P-The-
race .for speaker
of the house of the 1935 legisla
ture was changed, when Multnoi
mah county results early taxLr.y
showed Lowell Paget, prominent
candidate tor that position, trai
lng far in the legislative race for
re-election from the fifth district,
Earl Hill, Lane county repre
sentative, on . latest, returns ap
peared assured of election to the
house.: He was likewise promin
ently mentioned for the. speaker
ship. George- .Winslow, .the third
mentioned candidate, was lead
ing his opponent, J. R. CaufitJtf,
democrat, for election to the
house from Tillamook county, by
less than a hundred votes in re
turns from 21 of the county's 23
precincts. The vote was 1.073
for Winslow and 985 for Can
field.
Washington Picks
Schwellenback as
Dill's Successor
SEATTLE, Nov. 7.-0P)-A 40
year - old bachelor. Lewis B,
Schwellenbach, Seattle attorney,
who has pledged his support to
president Roosevelt "wherever he
leads, takes Senator C. C. Dill's
seat in the U. S. senate next Jan
uary. Washington state voters de
cided yesterday.
The new senator, former state
commander of the American Le
gion, and former president of the
University of Washington board
of regents, has never before htld
public office although he has locg
been prominent in democratic
ranks.
FUTRELL REELECTED
LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Nov. 6-7F)
-Governor J. Marion Futrell (H)i'
swept into his second term by
one of the largest majorities ever
given in this traditionally demo
cratic state in today's general'
election.
Power
Bill
20-Mill
Limit
Healing
Arts
as
H
in
es
O
K
8
C
as
o
es
D
o
PS
s
69
171
117
122
131
103
131
112
131
28
158-
196 195
187 122
264 102
175 109
236 52
192
203
285
202
272
298
19S
223
246
170
195
219
256
69
85
97
57 244
115 TS6
FOR flEELECTf i
:,cv-76 13'
.98 94 94
: -' - SI , 18
'IS - 97 90
.148 144 f 223;
225 245 228
156 t"j 110. . 823
80 . 27 43
136 32 63 . 97
. 79 108 42' 144-
61 li 31 67
77 104" r 42 v 136
158 208 -77; 262
134 280 146: ; 317
163 333 193 404'
-67 U "'- 83' 93 '
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