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People Here and There
deorge Tonkin, formerly district
game warden and now U. 8. game
Wnfdcn, votes in this county and was
here yesterday for that purpose. Mr.
Tonkin has official business which also
called him to this region. His head
yuniitrs are in Holae, Idaho.
i
William IUngold, local fire chief,
was pleased at the Harding victory for
he has been a republican ever since
his father voted for Abraham Lincoln.
The Chief knew William Howard Taft
personally, when Toft was a lawyer In
Cincinnati,' Onto.
f. II. Bnnflcld arrived here this
afternoon from Echo where his firm,
Farker & Utrnfleld, is erecting the
Han Of Echo building. II will go to
Portland on No. 5 tonight.
Harold Dean, head of the Hermis
to.i Experiment Htutlon, is here to.
day to confer with Fred
county agricultural agent.
TSennlon,
Joe (Smoky) Nolf of Alexander's
department store left today for a va
cation In Scuttle.
Martin Anderson of Ilulix Is
today. '
here
R. E. TOZIER IS GIVEN
I'. T. A. WBl Meet.
The Parent Teacher Association of
rtlverslde rlchool will meet on Frlduy
ut 7:30 p. in. A report of the. Btute
Parent Teacher Association conven
tion will be read by Mrs. Clara Por
ter Km It h, a dolcgate at the state ses
sions. .
(Blast Oregonlan Special.)
HEUX, Nov. 3. It, '& Tozlcr was
elected mayor of Helix at the general
election held yesterday. He will have
as his rouncllmen F. B. Bllnn, O. W.
1'lper, M. 1 Morrison, A. It. Gray, F.
M. Moes and F E Engdahl.
' 1IOO MARKET HICirElt
POHTLAND, Nov. Y (A. P.)
Hogs higher, tl i.dllH 14.25, Cattle
and sheep steady; eggs firm; butter
unsettled,
, HARDING PLANS VACATION.
. MARION, i Nov. J. A. P. ) Hard
Ins plans to take a vacation in Texas
and the canal zone.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. (A. P.X
The alien land measure has car
ried. .
MXinO VOTERS IX RIOT.
ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 3. A. P.)
Five negroes were burned to Aeath.
and another hanged today as the re
sult of a fight following the refusal
permission to a negro to vote on the
ground that he had failed to pay his
poll tax, ' '
PORTLAND, Nov. 3. (A.. V,)t
night hundred and twenty-five pre
clncts give Chamberlain 47,510
Stanfield G2,21.
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It Is estimated tbat the total vote
CHJit was 10,000,000 and that Harding
polled 6,000,000 more than Cox. This
broke all records for political land
slides. The republicans have a work
ing majorlty'of from 12 to 16 In the
senate. Republican governors were
scatet In every state except those of
the solid south. . Harding's electoral
vote reached 1172 with ' Indications
that doubtful states might carry it to
the 400 mark. . V
- t'Hitrl Himsc by 100.
NEW YORK, Nov, 3. (U. P.)
The republicans will control the
house of representatives by a major
ity ot more than 100 votes, according
to partially complete returns from all
sections of the nation. , Of . the 403
members of the house, the republi
cans will have 272, according to these
rigures. There will be 159 democrats,
two Independents and one prohibiti
onist, total 1(2, giving tlve republi
cans a majority of 111.
X. i Iad Near Million , ,,
Records fhow that prior to yester
day no state ever gave a presidential
candidate more than , 600,000 plural
ity. , This was surpassed by New York
which gave Harding a probable lead of
more than a million;, by Pennsylvania
where Harding had a margin ot 700.
000 and In Illinois where his plurality
was over 800,000. His Ohio plurality
Is estimated at 400,000.
Harding Sure of 391
New York. Nov. 2. IT. P.l Lntrat
returns show Harding won 391 elec
toral votes. Cox 127, with , thirteen
doubtful. Late returns showed the
Oklahoma result In doubt, though Cox
If holding a slight lead. In capturing
Tennessee, the president-elect succeed
ed In breaking the democratic front
there for the first time since 1860.
TViiw4y Margin 10.000
NASIWILLW, Nov. S.-r-(U. P.)
It Is Indicated that Harding carried
Tennessee by npproxlmately 18,000.
A If Taylor, republican candidate for
governor "was elected over the present
Incumbent, Roberts, democrat, by
nearly 25,000 votes.
California Rolls l"p Margin
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. (U. P.)
I'olltlcans estimate that Harding
may roil up a plurality of 300,000 over
Cox In California, as compared with
3000 which: Wilson had.
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SAN j PR A,NCiaC0. 'Cali , KrJ .'.
. LONDON The "most beau
tiful woman in the world" Is on
Iter honeymoon with a multi
millionaire.. Hiss Helen. Mc
MahoL, . proclaimed nature's
fairest nradlwork, la the bride
i' James Cox Dr.-.dy, eon of
Antbonr N. Brady. "Mystery of
Wall Street." who died poa
Sensed of S6 million dollars.
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(U. P.) California will send an. over-, Cox carried Kentucky by a majority
whclralngly republican delegation to j estimated at 15, S00.
congress, early returns today showed. RENO, Nov. 3 (L. P.) With more
ine election or nine republicans, and than half the state's vote tabulated
two democrats is practically assured. Harding is leading Cox by four thous
me election, or snortridge, republican, and in Nevada.
to the United States senate over I'hel
an, democrat, is considered a certainty.
WaslUiiKton Sends live
TACOMA. Nov. . 3. (U. P.) All
five republican congressmen are ap
parently returned to office by a heavy
republican Tote in the state, according
to incomplete returns today.
SKCTIOXAl.ISM AM) ODD BRE.VKS
IX PARTY
(Continued from page L)
Nevada for Harding
RENO, Nov. 3. (U. P.) Harding ii
leading Cox by 2246 in Nevada with
me voie one tnira compiote.
. Arizona . O. P.
PHOENIX, Nov. 3. (U. P.) In
dications are that Harding carried
Arizona, normally a democratic state,
oy a plurality of between 2,000 and
5,000. Senator Cameron, republican,
probably defeated liarc Smith, demo
crat for United States senator.
Pendleton precincts, than Mr. Ander
sen. W. W. firron In Irad
In Pendleton and the democratic
Piecincts, S. A. Newberry had' plural
ities over R. I. Keator, but outside
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I ROOM TO RENT for two yoang ladies
I or two young men -can get their
own breakfast or lunch mornings
and evenings Phone 248-M.
OWNERS LEAVING CITV Will sell
their modern home at 420 Lincoln,
nt a. bargain, furnished or unfurnlsh-
it I ' ir ,i 1 . t n if i.
leoii'linnep Niper4y"witi trariige. rhll
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DES5MOINE8. Nov. 3. (L. P.)
From the president down to minor
state offices. In Iowa went republican
by overwhelming majorities. Senator
Cummins Is nearly two to one ahead of
his democratic opponent. .
Washington Margin 30.000.
SEATTLE. Nov. 3. (U. P.) Hard
ing Is leading by nearly 30,000 over
Cox In Washington, with Christenscn
a gooft third. Governor Hurt and
United States Senator Jones, both re
publicans, were re-elected by large
pluralities. ' ,.
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flooding Named Scnalorr
ROIKli, Nov. S. l p.) Partial
returns from all sections of the state
indicate that Frank Gooding, former
governor, was elected senator by a
majority of 5,000. The entire state
and congressional ticket went to the
republicans.
Smoot lasjM lU'liiml
DENVER, Nov. 3. U. P.) Hard
ing is leading Cox 56,?34 to 31,658 in
Colorado. Senator Smoot, democrat,
s defeated by Nicholson, republican,
the count to dato being 62,393 to 33,-
528.
CHEYENNE, , Nov. 3 (U. In
complete returns from 122 out of 625
Wyoming precincts give Harding 12,-
205; Cox 6051
- Ohio Hortecls lavls
BOISE, Nov. 3. (A. P.) Governor
Davis, republican was re-elected by
100,000 votes, according to incomplete
returns.
Home County Liwt
DAYTON, Nov. 3.-r(L r.) Cox
lost his home county In the republican
landslide by a probable plurality of
nine thousand.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3. (U. P.)
Lntest returns Indicate the election of
Taylor, republican, for governor over
Roberts, present democratic Incum
bent, by at least 25,000, while Harding
seemed assured of Tennessee's twelve
electoral votes with a majority of ap
proximately fifteon thousand.
Nebraska. Turns Sonintrrxaiilt
LINCOLN, Nov. 3. (IT. P.) Ne
braska turned a political somersault
yesterday, compared "with four years
ago and landed in the repuubllcan col
umn by a majority so pronounced that
It makes a record In the state's voting
history. Ifeturns from about half the
state's precincts give Harding a lead
ut approximately, 75.000, over Cox
i .lit, ill ..MitUlllUMMiU tl'lrtttlitS' 'liill'lil.
Co Carrie Kentucky
1 LOflSVlLLHI, Ky Nov. 3, (V, V)
of the city nearly all returns gave the
incumbent, Mr. Keator, comfortable
majorities. .Rabidly republican pre
cincts gave slight majorities to Mrs.
Clare Partridge Stone for school su
perintendent, but W. W. Green carried
all of Pendleton and most of the de
batable precincts to a comportable
lead.
Two precincts in Athena presented
an interesting ballot. No. 20 went vir
tually down the line for the democratic
ticket but gave Mr. Bean an 11 vote
lead over Mr. Anderson and carried
but two measures, the anti-compulsory
vacclnatlon and herd laws. No. 21
went 40-16 for Hardiug and 39-17 for
Stanfield, gave equal majorities to all
the republican candidates except sher
iff and there went 25-23 in favor of
Zocth Houser, while five measures
were carried and another tied.
Oiamberrlnln Kxoecd.s Ticket
Senator Chamberlain ran far ahead
or the democratic presidential ticket
Ir. most of the returns whlfch were re
ceived. Oftentimes he led the sena
torial race over Stanfield while Hard
lug was leading Cox. The republican
strongholds of the south and west ends
turned In such large majorities for the
G. O. P. ticket in some cases, however,
that the Chamberlain leads in Pendle
ton, Weston and scattered precincts
were nullified. The electorate, by its
rejection of Cox and Roosevelt and I
Vne close vote for Senator Chamberlain,
Indicated that it had not endorsed the
league of nations as the main Issue.
Rejections were assured the compul
sory' voting, single tax, anti-compul
sory vaccination, legal interest rat.
Roosevelt bird refuge, divided legisla
tive sessions and the market commis
sion bill measures. The county herd
w carried while indications pointed
a close win for the four year term
for county officers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. J (A. P.)
When Robert Clark, wharfinger, liv
ing In a warehouse on the municipal
Wharf at Renicia, near here, awoke
during the night recently he found
his home and the pier were slowly
sliding Into the water.
Clark aroused his wife and they
started for shore, arriving Just as the
piles gate way and their home slid
into the hay.
Investigation disclosed that tere
dos, worms which infest piers and
ship bottoms, had slowly eaten the
piles until they were too 1 weak to
hold longer.
;ixmi-: says c. s. rjevolts
LONDON, Nov. 4. (U. P.) The
United States has revolted against the
super-man in politics, the Evening
Standard today said. The Globe call
ed Harding's election a fortunate
thing for Anglo-American friendship.
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Canada's "Pacific fleet." the old cruis
er Rainbow, which, during the war.
seized two German power schooners In
the .Gulf of California, has been eold
tr, a Seattle firm. In the passing of
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