B ill
VOIX'MK NQ 31
-r-
HOOVER TAKES
PREFERENCE IN
TUESDAY VOTE
TW ELFTH
FEDERAL
KKHEKVE
D IS TR IC T CONDITIONS
NUMBER 29
TELL YOUR MERCHANT W HERE YOU SAW H I s I vnivehsitv ^ hows increase
AD W HEN YOU DO YOUR SHOPPING—
IM #T l ,,ENT « nbollmeni
RETURNS SHOW
G. 0. P. WINS
IN 39 STATES
A generally satisfactory agricul-
tu m l outlook, n large volume o f trade IF YOU DON’T BUY THE ARTICLE ADVERTISED
The .U niversity o f Oregon now
w e ll sustained in d u s tria l a c tiv ity ,
HIM YOU SA W HIS AD A N Y W A Y U E.
'*• t°»al enrollm ent at 7357,
nn<| no ample supply o f credit are TELL
__
W
AU ANYW AY—HE according to fig u re , compiled h e r/
Hie chief fei lures of the present bus-
•nt A rnold Dennett
H
all
_
II
f la lll 5 I
iness siualioo l „ the T w e lfth Fed- WANTS TO KNOW IT IS READ.
re|M>rt Io the regents’ meting last .Set-
¡end Iti serve D istrict.
ur«iny. rbj» ¡» a njne |)<>r
Aggregate production o f the Dis-
crease over the fa ll term enrollm ent
—
I trie!» fiirn is and range* d u rin g 1924
last year, according to D r. H all.
I !'«s approxim ated that o f u year ago,
, The enrollm ent on the E u g m -
I 11«* voter* of the c ity turned out uml, w ith the exception o f u few
campus alone to date i» 3,INI«, an in
• i' unprecedented number» on l ues- ' speeiiili/ed crops, m arket conditions
crease o f five and one h a lf per re n t I
oay to rust th e ir b id lo i* in tin- g«n- have been sttlisfaclorR , The 'live
a list ...........-
o t the states
over the fa ll quarter lest year. The r The
... fo llo w in g ~ i* .........
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end election T he heat o f tile cam- M ia k industry lias achieved a p a r
« ro w th this autumn, according
, h c " n io n ’ “ »«‘ ther w ith the num-
tial H«i and the va rie ty of issues t ’c u la rly favorable poation.
Dr. H all, has somewhat in excess ,,f i r
‘‘ ' cc*°ra l voles w hich Ih iy
caused many people to vote that ,
I he volume of trade trunsucti-d
| «hat o f last year in nearly every de <arri<‘ 1 and ,he candidate to whom
w ould otherwise have remained at «hiring September, 192«. wus at sea-
W‘ rC given’ 11
,M' no‘e,l
I uesday’s ba llo tin g developed
home.. I lie polls were scarcely op- sonally high levels and exceeded that
the predom inating style among the I partment, despite the increasing d if ‘ u
cued la-fore the people started eon of a year ago. C urrent trade eon im il si which bad not been a n tic i sheik* is black and that Mae Logan fieultiex w hich are placed in t h e i , ’ *hc Hoover m a jo rity ig very
pated u n til the last moment when has proven herself so old fashioned w ay of registration by non-resident arf!,e~>x' r,l;,l ” 'he largest ever ac-
«regaling to cost th e ir ballot».
illlio n s reflect a gem ra lly satisfac
The fo llo w in g is a result of the to ry em ploy men I situation and .sea a few o f the friends o f Jack K e lly ns to rem ain m arried to one husband students and the stiffe n in g of stand cordcd *° a Presidential candidate,
ards in a ll fields o f the university's An° ,ht‘r
in k r< * ‘ ing item
about
attempted a p o litic a l sully to elect
election in this precinct.
sonal expansion in buying power him Io the position o f P recinct Con fo r more than th ir ty days i n spite w ork.
j the outcome was the fact that Hoov-
F o r I'rmnident
of her youth and beauty. They can t
o f a g ric u ltu ra l communities,
stable w h ich iMisition is now tucked
The most satisfactory feature o f * / c a rrie '* such ''a le s a , V irg in ia ,
Houv.r, 136; Smith, «0.
n In d u stria l oiieration*, excepting away under the w ing o f Chas. Barge. expect progressive voter» to fo llo w the enrollm ent increase this year ■ '°rh CaroUna> F lorida, Texas, Ten-
them.
R egrr l«ntailve. F irs t D is tric t
building, have been somewhat more
II liecame evident that a contest
Hawley, 13(1; Starkweather, 73;
In conclusion I w ish to state that is the fact (hat a considerable por- ' nt'*see an‘I Oklahoma, w hich n o r-
active du rin g recent week» than
was in the bre w in g e a rly i n the I w ilt in the future, devote in y tim e •ion o f the new students are tra n s -) ” ,aBy are ve ry heavily Democratic,
Upton. 7.
either one month o r one year ago.
f i r s from other in stitu tio n s coming ' A no,her surprise was the Demo-
evening p rio r to election day and
Hsflrotary o f State
to the healing o f shattered soles
Im provement in those industries
your correspondent re lig io u sly »luck w ith the hope that i n some fu tu re to the U n ive rsity o f Oregon fo r ad- Crat,C v ic,o ry in Coolidge’s home
Dodds, 13; llo s ., 12(1; Piper, 71.
such as .u p p e r m ining, lum bering, Io (lie tr a il o f the apparent scoop
vance i professional study, evidence J*“ ** ° f Massachusetts and Rhode
S ta le T re a s u re r
and palroleum production and re- u n til we eventually disclosed the tim e m y w o n d erfu l inate qualities o f the grow ing recognition and pres-1,s,and’
Höglund, 9; Kay. 17«; Swetland, III lln in g . w h ic h llave co-operatively
m ight meet w ith popular accord.
fact that Ed Bolt. B ill Cook and
Dge o f the in stitu tio n s* a u n ive r
It requires 266 votes in the elect
J u s tirr of the S uprem e C o urt
achieved a p a rtia l regulation o t oul- •Mae Logan had launched a campaign
sity, said D r. H all.
oral college to elect a president.
‘ «riihiin i, 65; llarnnker, 36; Hosmer, pul, lias been notew orthy.
HOLDS ANN IVERSARY SALE
yes. even worse thun a w hispering
Hoover received 111 o r 17« more
I I ; Perrine, 7; Band, 127; Boss-
An increase demand fo r the ample campaign fo r K e lly. They even
C E N T R A L P O IN T M A N
than a sufficient number.
luan, 106.
supply of cre d it available to comm mentioned it out loud and in p ublic
In this issue H. A. Raltke announ
A tto rn ey (Auneral
DIES SUDDENLY YESTERDAY
erce and Industry was evident d u r
ces his firs t anniversary sale . It
State
Beehh-r. 1(1; l.evens, «9; Van W In k ing early October, although the total ih u t they believed tlia t the Iris h
Hoover
Smith
were made to be cops and they be was a year ago that Mr. Radtke p u r
le, 127.
Alabama
______
C.
B.
Rostell
o
f
this
c
ity
died
very
0.__
12
volume of com m ercial loan» extend lieved lh a l K elly, th e ir candidate chased the fr u it store on the n o rth
D a iry and Food C om m issioner
A riz o n a ________
suddenly yesterday afternoon at the
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ed by member hank» o f the D istrict
side
o
f
Gold
H
ill
and
he
has
enjoyed
M ickle, n i l; Saml. rson, 131; Soiler- w as lo w er Ilian «hiring early Septem- measured up to a ll the qualifications
Arkansas _______
ram ily home in th is c ity , H eart
0_____ 9
w ith the exception that his foot was a very prosperous business. He is
baek, 6; S treiff, Jr. 5.
C a lifo rn ia ______ 13.._....... 0
b« t T o tal loans „ „ securities at 1 a ti ifie too long and not quite w ide now going to celebrate his 1st b ir th trouble was a ttributed as the cause
Judge o f tlw> C irc u it C o u rt, 1st Diat.
Colorado _______
6_____ 0
th ese hank . in c r .a s e d throughout | enough to wear a jm lice boot but day by giving the people o f the coun o f his demise. Mr. Rostell was fo r
N orton, 137; Thomas, 91.
Connecticut
_____
m
any
years
a
resident
o
f
Central
7..... ..... 0
i Septeinbi-r M ill the first hair o f Octo they thought that d e trim ent could ty an o p p o rtu n ity to enjoy many-
R epresentative, Nth D is tric t
D elaware _______
Point. He is survied by a w ife and
3.... ...... 0
| her. re llie tin g , in part, increased act be overlooked in a constable.
splendid bargains in all his lines.
F lo rid a _________
Briggs, 97; C arkin, I I I ; W illia m
6 ............ 0
ivity i „ security markets. Discounts
A careful study o f his page adver tw o sons, Ernest and Bert.
The election came too soon fo r
Georgia ________
son. 92; W ortm an, 77.
Funeral arrangements have not
0 ...........14
| at the Deserve Bank have decreased K e lly ’s steam ro lle r to get p ro p e rly tisement w ill result in many savings
D is tric t A tto rn ey
Idaho __________
4. .......... o
since reaching a high point on Sept under m otivation w ith the result to the people w ho w ill take advant yet been made.
Chaney, 7«; Codding, 1 «
Illin o is _________ 29. ......
ember 5.
o
age
o
f
this
big
selling
event.
The
1
that
the
present
constable
nosed
out
Couty Judge
In d ia n a _________ 15.. ........... 0
IT
HELPS
~
,ht‘ Ke!,y forces by a scant 100 store w ill be decorated w ith banners
Sparrow , I «2.
Iow a ___________ 13 ........... 0
He— I don’t th in k money makes a
. , , 1.... h l,.,B ,,KWS' ,f “ «‘ »spoon- m a jo rity out o f the 16« votes cast.
and pennants to give the store a met
C ounty Comm issionier
Kansas _____?...__ 10.. ........... 0
Ill of vinegar 1» added Io the b o il-) Upon in te rvie w , Wednesday w ith ro p o lita n appearance and aid i n the happy marriage, do you?
Ashpole, 11)3; Bursell 114.
K e n tu c k y ... ...... ..... 13.. ........ o
big ss Her. il l w ill prevent the w h ile s the defeated aspirant, he issued the general tone o f the sale.
She—No but it makes up fo r ail
C o un ty S h e riff
Louisiana _______
___ a
. . .* uc " , nc
from p e r ilin g .
unnappy one.
0. ......... 10
fo llo w in g w o rd to the p u b lic ;
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Jennings. Ill«; Stacy, 66.
Maine ........ ....... ....
o
6
” 1 am unhappy to find th a t the KED CROSS D R IV E
C ounty C le rk
Maryland _______
0 ........... 8
general
,Miblic
is
so
ignorant
o
f
m
y
STARTS
IN
COLD
H
IL
I
Meyer, 190.
.Massachusetts
0. .......... 18
splendid qualifications fo r this great
_____
County School Superintendent
Michigan ;____ &__ 15. ........... 0
office to w h ich m y many friends
tt »«
«
Carter, 135; C ornw ell. «7.
12... ........ 0
County Aanemor
Mississippi ...
0... .........10
Coletnrn, 193.
evidence that the people o f the pre- s L t i . a ^
a
Char«e ° f ,he
12... .......... 0
C ounty T re a s u re r
Montana
4... ......... o
X
T
i X
=
-
W alker, 190.
Nebraska
o
8
C ounty C o ro ner
3... -------- 0
Conger, 157; Sweeney, «7.
N. Hampshire
4.... .......... 0
Constable
0
"«
H
i
my
backers.
Ed
chews
rough
|
Barge, 162.
New Mexico ......
3....... ... 0
New Y ork ............ 45..........
-w —
0
The county gave Hoover a m a jo rity
N. C arolina ......
12........ .. 0
. - j ™
-
=
ot 5 4 « votes, the vote being. Hoover,
N : Dakota
U 'lien the enr driven bv I.ee W il
...... ..... u
A complete survey o f the State of
7931. Smith 2489. Sams
Ohio ........
0
......- Valev
— ».v was son o f (.rants Pass skidded and left
24
Oregon, encompassing e ve ry field
the o n ly p re rin e t in the eounty 1« 'he highway Saturday night at Sev-
Oklahoma
10. ......... o
o f in d u stry and business, that comes
NEWSPAPERS OF
DISPOSES OF INTERESTS
raturn a Smith m a jo rity. Here the co “ <>. ‘ ks. a few mile» north o f Cen
«regon ..................
5. ............ 0
w ith in the scope o f the university
DENVER MERGE
vote wits 15 to 16.
IN GOLD HILL STATION
Pennsylvania
38 .......... o
tra l P oint, it ran over an unknow n
« proposed by 4>r. A rn o ld Bennett
Hawley fo r Congress, lloss fo r hobo as he slept am i fa ta lly In ju re d
Rhode Island ...
One o f the most im portant ne w ,
0 ........... 5
H all, president, and is outlined in
Tom Vernon, last week end com
Secretary ,,f State, Hand and Boss- him
S. C arolina . .
9
I he ,„ n „ died nt 3 o’clock paper mergers in recent v « r . t
0
his report made to the u n ive rsity
pleted a tranaction w herein he tra d
man fo r Justices o f the Supreme
Tennessee
12.. ...... — 0
regents
Saturday,
November
3.
De-
ed his service station and resatur
Court, Van W inkle fo r Attorney
5_____ 0
General. A ll received large m a jo ri
Texas
20.......... 0
suck ' ' fls s lc p in i On *wo w ith the Denver Post and the Den-
ties in Jackson County. On the gunny
Vermont
■"
f
by «he
the c o iin ly c o iilc s ls tile votes were
V irg in ia ......... .. 12
A
a* follow .,:
Washington ........ ...
¡h.ghway under a tree. The W ilson | The tw o newspaper’ in te re st. In
7.. ...........o
ís ',Í7 l« .J,,,' * ‘' -N
NOrton
¡ " ,l' *"« ' * “
T r i^ H o w a /]
o rto n . 5566 ThOm‘ Í 7 . rn .'d in 'c B v ° 0 ;,‘ r,<‘,hW<>'l
W. V irg in ia ..
8.
0
osram anT of the « » ,
13
Wisconsin ..
J » , . .............. .. ,
u „.
„X 7 ;
W yom ing ...
‘ .«unin W
0
...
3..
structive program fo r state devel-
United States Land Office
*»2; VVilliaiMRon .3020; W ortm a,, .302.3
opment.
Denver M orning Post
F.oseburg, Oregon, November 6, 192«
D jistrict
Attorney-—Chuney
3741 •
Totals ......
hi reporting Ihe accident at Med-
.......... 87
The Denver Post and the Rocky K, iNot,icP j ‘ hereby given that the
.S,a,e *S n0‘ *° bc asked fo r
Codding 0291.
fo i’il, Mr. W ilson slates that he s w it Mountain News each w ill publish
funds
to
conduct
th
is
fo
r
the
first
N H o f NE14 o f Sec. 31, Tp. 33 S, K
Commissioner—Ashpole 1337; Bur- ched o ff his engine Io keep the car
MT. LASSEN S T IL L A L IV E
Sunday m orning editions.
sell 51«|.
1 E. W.M. 80 acres is restored to en year o r two, and the money fo r this
j from b u rn in g and then craw led from
is
expeced
to
come
e
n
tire
ly
tr y , w ith pow er site reservotion,
from
S heriff -Jennings 5792; Slaey 1611 • he car. He heard
groan
Although Mount Lassen volca>no
v ,,
,
...............
s o u . «««« «.«r. ne near«! someone aran-i
/outside sources. D r.
HOT DOGS GET BIG HAND
subject to preference rig h ts o f ex- i.«—
feels, has reached a period o f okt age, it is
H a H leeis,
. ^ m o l Supt— U r t e r 5172; C o rn w e i'. ami found the old man who said
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(service
men
of
the
late
w
ar
with
has
7
°
^
*
,he
in
i,ial
work
service men o f the late w a r w ith
s til capable of producing another e r
-rt' n
. •
I " p h " '1 ,’e‘‘n n,n ov‘‘r - Mr. W ilson
Bogue closing measure was slates llia l at lh a l lim e he did not t
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uption. acording to H ow el W illia m s,
the o n ly amendment Io c a rry th? r n t lite his ear was the one w h irl. | fam° 1
us l,re i n n i n g e xtra o rd in a ry
commonwealth fe llo w from the u n i
C ou,,fy’
l ad hit the Old man. He haBed a ' ---------
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ra ,iI ca‘’ itaL
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i ^
s
x
i x
h
' r
n°
«-
versity o f L ive rp o o l, England, now
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passing c a r,.w h ic h took the mnn
" e5 w o u l'' not be recognised by
stdudying
nt the U n ive rsity o f C a lif-
Lf
* surve>' w ould include phases
GREY APPOINTED AS
Medford. At firs t the man did ,,„i I
A ln e rirn n - however, under the On F ebruary 26, 1929. at 9 A. M.
ornia, w h o has ju st returned fro m a
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,
I1V
Applications
may
be
filed
by
the
7
,
7
i
i
?
SPctl‘>'’
.
o
f
the
«»«Ic.
and
name, “ ra ch o rro quente." F or the
CADET CAPTAIN O S. C. '«’em badly injured
three m onth’s survey o f the Lassen
,t,e ’ versed
e r w d in
T
W“ h in 20 d a y s
¡o f the I a™
m T .Si" ' i,i' r , b a ‘
those " little
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I T I l herc w: s no way Io id e n tiflv the I instruction ° o f f *h0Se
Park area.
B iclm rd Grey o f (¡old H ill, ju n io r ««an
n. who appeared to he between I 1be„B rn i,l,a n ’ °'igue Ihe w ords “ hot ‘ ° ,be datc o f opening o r from Nov- vev r. een I
? 'm h is lr ia l sur-
"'•«■' " " P,flCed
PI»™.! in p p 'n th e il, „ the ' " ' “ f J ’ '» November
N o ve m l» , 26.
26. 1928.
192». an,I ' 2 7 3 — ' " ’
F' ?
m.«l 66 vears o f age
b b»
> ‘ «1«'
he b bur-
u r- c h ' \ n ' X r « « ’ o i '\ '| l„ 'in |I>'i
in vocnlinnnl eiluention, has been •r,° mid
60 years o f agP. 4 e w „ra I * ° *
.h
e
rr
l„
he
M
,
J
’
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T
~
,„
„
ii...i
.i
.
r
-
signs
so
lh
a
l
th
e
re
w
ill
ku
__
by
the
General
P
idilie
oppointcd a cadet enptain w ith the hobnailed shoes
Approval of Dr. W. J. K err, president
h «ne of the most poputar places in
’ Â '1 X K
¡ Ä
o f Ihe college. The present prom o
,, O n r u M h e
p l. „ , ,r
MONDAY
TO
BE
A
H
O
LID
A
Y
tions are such a.» Io provide Ihe nec-
M inili ’ju s / Ï Ï tmhe"w S ite w . y V r ' J I X i y ~ ; 8Îde" * ‘ « ’ « ^ d " h n u it a n '1 gUr 7 ï i hv X e ^ d u d i o 7 t a 7 1,1
a . Pr°
V‘' " . f I 7 b i
“ h h ” I««"
..............
“ « a r y number o f officers fo r the
Moii lay w ill he observed as A rm -
same
tactical handling o f the units
degree,
T he lltll i N
ils h e ï g h ; - ; , 7 ï i , ; \ ; ; ; : - ;
Ex-service men must file w ith I A committee o f fa cu lty m e n d „ 7 , J ‘^ n e™ P,--° n " M° Unt
«Ifl'llltl* iiiotiiLz,,.. ' Kilauea,
L’II...... . te . . r rito
«,
ry o f’ H aw aii, v i w
th e ir application fo r the land, sold-
, n . 1w o rk ” 1« on p re llm lm .m
jams says. When Ihe plug o f lava
ie
r
s
affidavit,
copy
o
f
discharge,
pow
T
,
I™
.hP
S
l,rv
f-
V
’-
a"
‘‘
much
data
and standard tra in in g methods Io able Io hear o f M r7 fo H
b? ‘" ' ° f, ?n r' ? ," r e r‘ nin pwligree arp P,a‘'
«n the mouth o f Kilaue-.t rises the
be commissioned in the oil), c is ’ re-¡P ost w ill singe n par- I. , th 7 H’ n '
" hC w in d o w *° «««W» custom- y site election and w ater hole a r t i - C * a' re,,dy been assembled. The
Ides of the m ountain actu a lly buldge
d
avit.
This
is
revested
ra
ilro
a
d
land
«
!
n
o
.T
”
fre;l
.
',y
«
'‘
‘‘
¡
'c
d
a
p
p
ro
va
l
serve
eorps
so
ll.n
l
in
Ihe
tin,..
,.r
MeX
r
d
*
ers’
serve eorps s„ that i „ the lim e of
Àc/iy Issues Statement U pon
Result o f Tuesday’s Election
QUEER MISHAP
BRINGS DEATH
TD AGED MAN
WILL PROBE
INDUSTRY OF
OREGON SOON
X £
a
paid fo r at 82.56 per
p e r'c e rn s ta °t ' ' " i .
s u rv «y con
notional emergency, trained men,
_____
?Jr’ flnd Mrs- F.eorge Davis and son and must be ■
acre—50
rent« per —-------
j . fees and te rn s in
the United Stales. D r
a c re -5 0 cents
acre and
graduates o f the college, may lend
n o w e r / 'is ',| o 'u i , " Sfew n ^w T r""’ ^
^ nrn’
j / I ™
J commissions
n m ,M io n ’ w
w hen
hen filin
filin g
g , , and
and 82.06
<2.06 H a ll w ill take up the m atter w ith
the ..nils of Ihe large armies on
sources that are expect, lo f,
.
w hich Ihe safely of the country w ill have three points o f in te ira l " "a , N,.r *; Lulu i 'n,,1' n o f Grants Pass i ng ^ r M fs " ' C° mmiSSiOnS * hen n,llk 'he funds
—
p c c te
on his
his rx
neU
tr «
i , to East,
E„ Turnisli
,? 'î
the
funds
oo
next
tr
ip
ami
depend."
irre g u la r heights,
’
I :s v,s*ti',1H at the home o f her sister, I
m
fa llo w in g this, d e fin ite announee-
Mrs. George Davis,
Hamill A. Canady,
,nent on
|
H«‘g'*tar. j be made ' he ,,rOjec‘ ls « l*C « e d to
D uring his three months stay nt
Mount Lassen. W illia m s made a com
plete «‘‘o'oRæul
geological map
map o
o f f the
a rk
the p
park
V X n X " HS° ,Me T ? t” ,are " , il« *
I o , omplete this w o rk he w alked on
an average of 15 o r 18 miles a day
and covered a p p ro xim a tu ly 1200
miles d u rin g the summer,
' ’
I