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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, November 9. 1920.
: S. E. NOTSON
pkofkssioxal A!tm v attokx ey-at-i.a w
2 ' Office in Court House
HEPPNER, OREGON
DR. R. J. VAUGHAN
dkxtist WOODSON & SWEEK
ATTOUXKYS-AT-I.AW
Permanently located in Odd
fellow's Building JIasonic Building
HEPPNER, OREGON HEPPNER, OREGON
DR. A. D. McMURDO SAM E. VAN VACTOR
PHYSICIAN a.,.1 SUIGKO.V ATTOIiXEY-AT-l,AW
Telephone 122
Office Patterson's Drug Store First National Bank Bldg.
HEPPNER, OREGON HEPPNER, OREGON
F. A. McMENAMIN WATERS & ANDERSON
I;AVYi:U I'IHE IXSCKAXCE
Office Phone Main 643 Successors to
Residence Phone Main 665 (j. fj, Patterson
Roberts Building
HEPPNER, OREGON HEPPNER, OREGON
rn? nvni?R watvfp maternity home
UK. I Ulh 1. WE,R.H,K T am prepared to take a limited
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON number of maternity cases at my
home in east Heppner and assure
Phone Connections best attention to all patients. Write
or phone, MRS. G. C. AIKEN, Hepp
IONE, OREGON ner, Or., Box 142. Phone 396. 23tf
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HARDING SWEEPS
and will ei
STATES CONSIDERED DOUBT
FUL ARE CARRIED
All States North of Mason and
Dixon Line Go For
Harding.
THE COUNTRY
NEXT PRESIDENT
REPUBLICAN CONTROL CF
SENATE CERTAIN
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New York. The next president oi
the United States will be Warren G.
Harding, present Republican United
States senator from Ohio, and the
next vice president will be Calvin
Coolidge, Republican governor of Mas
sachusetts. That is the verdict of the
millions of voters in one of the great
est victories of the Republican party
In the history of the country.
The unprecedented Republican vic
tory, growing by leaps and bounds
hourly since the polls closed Tues
day night reached its maximum pro
portions when late returns dispelled
the doubt that lingered over Tennes
see and New Mexico and definitely
placed these states in the Harding
Coolidge column.
With only three counties in Ten
nessee missing, 8enator Harding has
a lead of some 10,000 votes over Gov
ernor Cox. Inasmuch as the three
counties yet to be heard from went
Republican four years ago, returns
from these are expected to merely in
crease the size of the Harding plurality.
Thus is the Republican dream of half
Cox and Roosevelt Vote
Confined to Southern
States.
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Texas; re-election of a Republican
senator from Missouri.
Among Republican senators elected
in hard contests were Lenroot of Wis
consin, who was opposed vigorously
by Senator La Follette; Spencer of
Missouri, who defeated Breckenridge
Long, ex-assistant secretary of state,
and Jones of Washington, senate com
merce committee chairman; Senator
Phelan, Democratic, California, was de
feated by Samuel M. Shortridge, Re
publican, and Senator Smith, Demo
crat, Maryland, a veteran, lost to O.
E. Weller, Republican,
Senator Nugent, Democratip, Idaho,
was defeated by ex-Governor Good
ing. Harding Strong In Border States.
In the border states Cox lost every
thing except Kentucky, w'hich he ap
parently has carried by far less than
the normal Democratic plurality, de
spite the expectation that the en
franchisement of women would make
Democratic states more strongly
Democratic as it lias made Republi
can states more strongly Republican.
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WARREN G. HARDINQ
a century reulized. The solid louth
has been broken.
In New Mexico, with only two coun
ties mlHsiiiK, Senator Harding has a
lead In the returns Wednesduy of 3000.
i Along with Arizona, Missouri and a
i fuw oHht Htates which the Demo
crats dil not ulve up until the lust
, moment, in addition to New Mexico
and TenncKHt'C, this gives the Repub
licans a Victory so gigantic that even
the O. O. r. leaders found it hard to
realize.
Republican! Carry All Northern States.
The HardliiK-Coulidgu tii kot carried
every state north ut the Mason Dixon
line and every ulate west of the MIs
RlMKippI river with the exceiitlon of Ar
k.niH.iH and Louisiana.
In the prenl lentlal rifcht the returns
kliowed that thn Cx Koonovult ticket
had lout at leant nlli( Htatcsi which
iTf-Kldi'iit WlUon dirrii'd four years
hi;o CaMfiTiiln, Colomdo, Idaho. Knn
.w, .Maryland. New ll.impuhire. tthlo,
Vtali and Wa. hltif-lon.
t Srii.itcir 1 1 .ir;l in n mid Governor
Ciiiia.U'' ;il limi' 4"4 votin In the
clevtiiral r-nlruc. (inly nine b.furc In
the hfliiry nt it.- n.Hi.m h.m I'iIh
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CALVIN COOLIDGE
The other border states Mary
land, West Virginia and Mis
souri Harding curried by pluralities
that are phenomenul In view of the
normal Democratic strength In thiB
territory. Not even the most wildly
optimistic HepuMlcan leaders looked
forward to the plurality of 50,000, by
which Harding apparently carried
Maryland, a state which lias gone
lu'puhlUan In a national election but
twice since the Civil war. Missouri
In another state which the Hepuljlleans
won but twice In the lant half century
and tlu n only by a hair, but whki
Manlit'K b is captured by a plurality
ritr.iilnn Into unheard of fit!iirrs. West
VlrsInU, where Hugh's squeezed
thrnuch with b'Ss than IIOuO to the
good. Ilardlui; has won by SO.OuO or
more.
Kansas, w liti the double board sys
tem, by wh'.i h ballots lire counted us
cant, came in wll'i the fii it fairly
ompri'hi nsixp return which showed
ll.ir.Iin ami the Kepuhllckii tlcsel
leailii::; tlierc.
Hardi.-.g Landslide In East.
In Si York anl N ir.icl ml, sn
l:i Oc.lii mill liii!-.;.ni. tli llaniiri; ma
jorllies refni lu.li.atnl u l.uul-illil?
Ill ll- e.isl.
As the I., m! I ' i!e !n ll.i- r.:t eon
Inn. tu rullvm n;.d the r-.-l liniiin
tlulih (..liiP til.it It would extend wrV
ward, the Ii-ii.eratir iii .t ti n k '-r In
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cP'llns tin! elm tlon of I Unllng.
licporta frinn llltnoli were that the
llepubltcatM had smept that ntstn from
th nietropulttsn contest In t'hleagj,
hir a clean victory was si-urfj for
all office, lo thr rural regions, KlTlni
Sxnator lUrdltig a Irad so Isrgs that
if the ratio kept up for unreported
preclnets his majority otor Governor
Cox would be mors than IO.Oud. Lea
rimsll waa elected aefernnr by a larfe
taargla over et Senator I.ewia. Wil
liam li Mi Klnley was elected I'nlted
ittstee sesator t Krd lerent e Y.
rlberwaa.
Altkauih UlRSeasta re purled thst
Hsrdisf spparsstif kad earned thai
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pablieaa eie'S I'oaiet. ep4re frr
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at Ford schedule prices
Ford Garage
Phone
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