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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOUD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934. PAGE FIVE WILL HA! ILL tUK fsj$jj VtfVri Y : " . J n-PV r"T 1 i DEM PARTY HELM !; U fojl f A jR0 W t X. k ill 'Epic' Backers Win 17 Seats in Assembly Call to Bat tle for Party Control Is Issued by StateChairman V SAN FRANC LSOOi Not. 8. (P) A battle for control of the Democratic party In California 'loomed today aa Upton Sinclair, defeated nominee Scr governor, rallied his "Epic" foreea to consolidate a foothold gained in state offices. Though Sinclair's own bid was burled in Tuesday's avalanche of votes returns from 10,251 of 11.721 precincts showing him trailing He publican Governor Prank P. Merrlam 1,071,318 to 833,312 other "Epic" Democrat candidates fared better. Culbert Olson, Sinclair's chief cam paign lieutenant, was elected to the state senate, and "Epic" backers cap tured at least 17 seals In the assem bly and one of the four coveted places on the state board of education im portant tax and liquor control body. Battle Crv sounded. The call to battle for control of the party was Issued by Okon In Ills capacity as Democratic state central committee chairman a post to which he was named after Sinclair won the party's nomination In the primary election. "Only those who remained loyal to the Democratic party during the re. cent camnaiiin will remain In th-i party and be recognized as Demo crats." Olson declared following a Lew Angeles meeting at which Sinclair acted as chairman. The challenge was accepted by Wil liam B. Neblett, Los Angeles, law partner of United States Senator Wil liam G. McAdoo, and William Jen nings Bryan, Jr.. both of whom re fused to support Sinclair for the gov ernorship. Neblett declared that the "Demo crats will repudiate Epic." and Sin clair retorted "the Democrats will :e pudlato Neblett." ' Bryan, whose famous father was once the national leader of the party. declared: "Upton Sinclair, who Is not now and never was a. Democrat, must no longer be regarded a leader in the Democratic party. Hia Inva sion has been repudiated." McAdoo Aloof. As the hostilities were opened, Sen ator McAdoo remained aloof. He said he "voted the Democratic ticket all the way through," and expressed be lief that Sinclair "would have been elected governor of California if he had consistently adhered to the Dem ocratic platform adopted at Sacramento." Senator McAdoo hailed the party' national victory, which included the election of 12 possibly 13 cohgresj men to California's 20 seats, as a ver dict for the new deal. "The Repub lican party Is dead," he said. The doubtful California seat In the house of representatives was in titc 12th district, where John'N. Hoeppel, Democrat, was leading his Republican opponent, Frederick Houser, 43,645 to 42,028, In returns from 365 of 430 precincts. If Hoeppel wins It will he a gain of two in the state's represen tation for the party. MAYOR PROCLAIMS DAYS FOR SALE OP FORGET-ME-NOTS I, George W. Porter, Mayor of the City of Medford, Oregon, do hereby designate the 9th, 10th and 12th of November as Porget-Me Not days for the benefit of all Disabled American Veterans of the World War. It Is my hearty wish that the city officials and the public In general render all possible assistance for this worthy cause, as these men gave up their health and are still suffering from their disabilities incurred in defence of their and our country. To the people of Medford. I wish that these three days be made a teal Forget -Me -Not to show these boys that we are still with them the same as they were for us In 1917-1918. (Signed) GEO. W. PORTER. 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