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ATEDFOTtD MSIE TRIBTTSTE, JIEDFORt), OTTEGOX, FRTDlVT. APRIL I. 1932.
Kansas, Lone Dry State,
Near Wet Majority in
Straw Ballot by Digest
The only state that haa had a dry
majority, Kansaa, cornea within a
fractional percentage of voting wet
in the aeventh weekly tabulation
of the Literary Dlgrat'i prohibition
poll, aa over 600.000 additional bal
lot are added to the nation-wide
The geographic unit with the
largeat vote for repeal la the Middle
Atlantic states of New York, New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania, where the
wet balloting la 80.68 per cent ol
the combined total. i
A total of 3.715,830 votes are tal-
tally, published In tomorrow's lstue ' lied this week from all states And
of the magazine. i the DUtrlct of Columbia of which
The dry percentage of the Kansaa 956.863, or 35.75 per cent, are for
vote has been reduced from 63.34 continuance of the prohibition j
last week to 50.07 this week. amendment and 2,758.767, or 74.36
Throughout the country, as a per cent are for repeal,
whole, the dry vote ahows a aixth J The New England States as
consecutive gain, rising from 15.86 j group, are voting 78.76 per cent wet;
per cent of the total vote of the i the East North Central states are
Fast Toads Ready
For Pistol Crack
In Annual Derby
PALM SPRIN08, Calif., April 1
MP) Whoopee, entered by Ed.
die Cantor and Sen nozzle, a fast
stepper that it's owrir. Jimmy
Durante, expect will win by a
nose, ruled the favorites to win
today's flrt International horned
toad derby in Palm Canyon.
More than 200 of the country's
faateat toad racers have been en
tered In the race. Including one
each by Oov. James Rolph. Jr., of
California. Gov. Oeorge W. P.
Hunt of Arizona, Oov. Calles of
Sonora. Mexico, and Oov. Olachea
o" Brfjh California. Mexico.
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FEATURE OF WEEK
(Continued irom Page One)
tint mk'i Ktuma to 26.10 per
cent lut week and 25.75 per cent
of the current tabulation.
Horty of the forty-eight etatee are
75.66 per cent for repeal; the South
Atlantlo states are 66 per cent wet;
the West North Central group are
66.68 per cent for repeal; the West
voting three to two wet In the Bouth Central are 60.73 per cent
present report. Of these states nine j wet; the Rocky Mountains ere 66.97
are voting mora than three to one per cent for repeal, and the three
for repeal and nine more atatee ! pacific atates are 76.33 per cent wet,
are voting over four to one wet.
North Carolina continues to show
a rising dry vote and Is within
one-tenth of one per cent of a ma
jority for prohibition with 40.81
per cent of Its total balloting so far
In favor of the leih amendment.
The East Bouth Central states of
Kentucky, Alabama. Tennessee, and
Mississippi form the dry rut sectional
group In the United States, althoUKh
voting wet. with a percentage oi
their combined totals of 69.63
repeal.
The commonwealths with over 40
per cent sentiment In favor of the
16th amendment Include Kanaua.
North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Alabama, Colorado and
the Mississippi, named In order of
the higher dry ratio.
"Certain morsels of compensation
may be found here and there, for
Instance, North Carolina's dry per
centage has crept up to 49,91 and
she seems Just as Ukoly to go over
for j the dry top as Kansas Is to go
over the wet top,'
SEVENTH REPORT OF THE LITERARY DIOEST'B Wi't
l'ltoilllHTION I'OI.I, (lalfli Ueogriiphlrnliy.
(Prom the Literary Digest of April 3, 1933)
Favor Cont. Favor Cont.
18th (Prohl) (18th (Prohl)
Amendment
H.ua7
. 7.450
6.607
4.311
3S.3S3
3.084
. 0.983
Jttl.B.
71.494
37.897
123.343
247,017
96,868
State
tEW ENOLAVO .
Maine ........
New Hampshire
Vermont . ...
Massachusetts
Rhode Island ..
Connecticut - -
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
New York
New Jersey . - ..
Pennsylvania
EAST NO. CENTRAL
Ohio
Indiana 69.367
Illinois 48 560
Michigan 39.930
Wisconsin , 13,362
WEST NO. CENTRAL .'. 118.061
Minnesota ...... 17,851
Iowa .. 24.141
Missouri . ...,... 26.184
North Dakota ...... . 2.854
South Dakota 3,385
Nebraska . - .... 12.843
Kansas - 31.993
EAST SO. CENTRAI . 81,326
Kentucky . ... 18,482
Tennessee ... .......... 31,431
Alabama . .,.... 8,188
Mississippi .... ..... 6,327
,SOl'TH ATLANTIC . 11(1.1118
Delaware .........
Maryland .. ..,.,..,
Dlst. of Columbia ...............
Virginia ... ...,
West Virginia ................
North Carolina .... ............
South Carolina ......,....,.
Georgia .. . ....'...........
Florida : .,..,.
WEST SO. CENTRAL .,
Arkanssa .........
Louisiana .......
Oklahoma
Teina
ROCKY MOUNTAIN .
Montana .... ......,
Tdaho . .............
Wyoming
Colorado ...,.....
New Mexico ,,...
Arleona ...,.....
Otah
Nevada
PACIFIC ....
Washington
Oregon ..
California
STATE I'NKNOWN
V. S. TOTAL
2.065
13.038
2.444
34,032
19.584
39.100
7.881
18,339
4.895
69.704
10,388
3,096
18.030
28.184
17.813
1.460
3.358
915
8,833
700
910
1.887
160
4II.M7
8.453
6.070
31.905
11,536
U3U.883
Amendment Total
243,?.11l gllo.HKh
18.786 24.290
13.495 18.1U3
9.942 14.16
133.351 168.644
16.187 19.171
84.599 64.681
1137,116. ,l.1K,Mlft
405.386 , 478,76V
164.668 1U2.686
387.129 48V.3(i
767,7'jX I.0I4J10S
257.132 854.00U
126.830 188.1HI
209,397 367.867
109.425 13U.306
86.044 77,406
2311,330 864,118 1
58,426 73.977
42.824 66.903
67.938 04,101)
7.810 10.384
7.455 10.840
31.996 84,886
31,896 83,888
7,1,7(18 131,11114
33,766 48.338
22,835 44.266
11,122 lU.aciB
9.065 16.282
217,11111 334,0.1
8.603 7.(26
43.441 68.479
8.745 U.1UU
43.919 07.861
37,698 67.162
39.203 ; 68.3U3
11.511 19.172
23.470 36,699
14.059 19.464
U7.27I 161,11(5
11.448 21.836
16.466 18,681
22.005 4U.041
43.363 71.637
3(1. Mil 61.111
6.164 7.804
4.233 6.490 1
3.018 3.933 I
13.186 22.719
2.103 2.893 !
2.641 3,461 i
4,033 6.UU2 !
909 l.UU
141,344 I81,(tl j
25.442 33.8U4 ,
13.941 19.011 I
103.861 134.866
11,7118 23.3111 ,
2,758,787 3,M6,b30 1
POLICE SEIZE 500
BOTTLES OF BEER
Violet Emery of 1313 Foundry street
and William H. Rledlger of 607 Foun
dry street, Omnia Pass, were convict
ed yesterday for ponseaslon of liquor,
following raids Wednesday night by
state police, who confiscated 600 bot
les of beer.
An hour after Violet Emery home
was raided, officers went to Rlcdl
ger's houe, where It waa reported he
stepped to the front door with a gun.
Police entered by another door, and
arrested him.
Violet Emery was given the maxi
mum penalty of (600 fine and elx
months in the Josephine county Jail,
but was paroled to District Attorney
Miller.
Rledlger pleaded guilty, and was
fined 9100 and given 60 days In the
county Jail. He will serve time for
not paying the fine.
R. L. Brooks was also sentenced In
Grants Pas yesterday to tlx months
In Jail for possession of moonshine
last November, and Dewey Hartley
waa given five months for illegal
possession of deer meat In November.
Bandits ob Army
Men After Payday
TACOMA, Wash., April 1. (p
Taking advantage of the fact that
today was payday for men stationed
at Fort Lewis, three armed bandits
entered the barracks of headquarters
company, 10th field artillery, at 8:30
last night, lined 16 soldiers along the
wnlli and robbed them of $300. They
eacaped In a car.
ently ends the much dlscuased can
didacies of Johnson and Ptnchot.
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North
Ditkota, after making no campaign
against President Hoover In that
state, announced that unless condi
tions changed he could not support
the president for re-election. Sena
tor Bronaon Cutting, at a New Mexi
co convention which refused to In
struct for Hoover, said he would
support the party as long as be con
scientiously could.
lloovrr Seems Sure.
President Hoover now has pledged
to him in of 122 Republican dele
gates thus far selected. No one dis
putes his renomlnatlon and appar
ently no outstanding leader Is try
ing to prevent It. The discuss Ions
of the opposition have reverted to
the question of what to do after the
nomination la made.
The threat of a bolt from any
non-prohibltlon candidate has been
repeated to both parties by one after
another of the dry societies. It
has been repented with particular
emphasis to the Republicans, who
had the support of these organlza
lions four years ago, and who are
being petitioned to recommend a
referendum this year. It has begun
to be Impressive.
If a double bolt really should
develop, on prohibition, and on
general Issues, an effort might be
made to get all of tho bolters to
gether In a single third party under
the leadership of some such out
standing dry as Senator George Nor
rls of Nebraska.
LESS
THAN
Pomp Costly to Paris.
PARIS (AP) The shiny helmeted
and plumed republican guards, last
vestiges of the old king's guards,
cost more than (2,000.000 annually,
the 1032 budget shows. The city of
Paris foots half the bill.
Phones In Lapp Tents.
STOCKHOLM (AP) Tents of the
nomnds of Swedish Lnppland, a graz
ing district about the size of Great
Britain, are to be equipped with
telephones. It Is believed they will
enable the Lnpps to overcome somo
of the ennui of their lonely lives.
French Mali "Accident1
BETHUNE. France (API "De
layed by accident" waa marked on
an envelope mailed In April, 1006.
at Commercy and recently delivered
nfter taking 26 years to travel 180 ,
miles to Harnea, a village near this ; onoin TODAV-rROM YOUR GROCER
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SCREEN ACTRESS'
NERVES GIVE WAY
tog ANOBLES, April 1. (JPI Ger
trude Astor, screen actress, waa un
der the care of physlclsna today, fol
lowing a complete, nervoua break
down. The actress collapsed In the
county clerk's ofdee yesterday while
she and her attorney were looking
over the records In her suit against
Vlrlan Duncan, actress, for damages
alleged to have resulted from Mlsa
Duncan's occupancy of Miss Aator's
Hollywood home, which she had
leased.
' Miss Aator was appearing In an Im
portant role at the Tec-Art atudloa.
Her Illness will necessitate a com
plete rest at her home for several
weeks, her physlclsna stated.
Thimble Club Has
Meeting Today To
Work On Flouers
PHOENIX. April 1. (Spl.) Twenty
members of Juvenile circle of Oak
circle met Saturday afternoon and
enjoyed an Eiuter egg hunt, at the
close of their meeting. Practice was
held for the drill to be glren at the
flrta meeting at Oak circle. In May.
. Thimble club of Oak circle will
meet with Mrs Klva Briscoe this
afternoon. Mrs. C. B Ward win as
sist Mrs. Briscoe. Flowers to be used
In the Juvenile drill are being made
by club members at the gathering.
The manager. Mr. L. O. Caster,
,Mra. Brooks Montgomery, Mr, Maude
Woods, and the banker, Mrs. Cora
Chandler, met with the clerk. Mis.
Ullisn Coleman. Thursday night, to
go oyer the books of Oak circle, and
make out the quarterly report.
Autnlat llronna
LA ORANDR, ore., April 1 (API
B. T. Derrtnuer, 14. of Salem, en
rout from Nampa. tdaho. to his
home, ran his car off the state high
way near Hot Lake yesterday, drown
ing In two feet of water.
CM FILES FOR
"Parmer Bill from Applegate. Will
guard your legislative needs" Is the
slogan announced by William N. Carl,
candidal for the Republican nomi
nation for representative to the state
legislature from the loth district.
Mr. Carl filed for the candidacy
March 3, he told friends, while trans
acting business in Metlford yesterday
afternoon. He's "a real farmer," he
declared with emphasis and made the
trip to Medford yesterday to market
some of the produce raised by him
self on his Applegste farm.
Portugal Waives Mervlre. 1
LISBON (API Under a new
army regulation Portuguese of mill-
tary eg residing abroad may re
turn for vlslu of not more than
al months without being Impressed
for service with the colors, I
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It is more like cake than bread, contains nuts,
raisins, bran and Stewart's Honey and various
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Oranges, fancy Sunkist,
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Fancy Anjou Pears, packed,
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White King Granulated Soap (a
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New England Pork & Beans tall
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Crisco 3 lb. can (a dandy heavy
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American Malt Syrup can 29c
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Pabst Malt Syrup . . . . . . . v . can 39c
Balco Malt Syrup can 41c
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Pineapple - Hunt's Supreme
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Amaizo Golden Syrup 2 lb- can 17c
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Electric Soldering Iron . i .$1.29
Card Tables choice of red, ma
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Wash Boilers No. 9 galvanized
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A new Dishpan just fits the sink
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