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PAGE ETGHT MEDFORT) Many TRTBTTXR MEDPORD, QT?F, !Oy, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1936. GiPlD GUARD Four Successive Democratic Victories Wipe Out Once Powerful Bloc Inde pendents More Successful By NATHAN KOMKRTSON WASHINGTON, NOV. .) Four successive Democratic victories et the polls have virtually wiped out the Re publican ,'OIa Guard" which ruled the senate during the Hoover admln I stmt Ion under such leaders as Wat son, Moses, Reed and Smoot. The onco powerful Republican membership, which In 1930 number ed 56 compared to a Democratic to tal of 30, has been cut down to less than 30, but most striking has been the elimination of the Republican regulars. Most of the survivors of the repeat ed Democratic hurricanes are original members of that little band of west em Independents who refused to fol low the regular Republican leader ship, or senators who frequently vot ed with the Independent bloc. Independent Fare Well. While the old guard leaders have gone down almost as fast as they faced the voters, most of the Inde pendents such as Borah, Jbhnson, Prazler, Nye and Norbeck have kept their sents. Senators LaFollette and Norrut, original members of the west ern Independent group, have remain ed but have changed their party labels. The first massacre of Republicans. giving only a hint of what was ahead, came In the 1030 congressional elec tions when the Democrats gained control of the house and almost bal anced the party division In the sen ate. Among those who went down to defeat or dropped out that year were Senators Dcneen of Illinois, Goff of West Virginia, Gillett of Massachu setts. Phlpps of Colorado, and Rob inson of Kentucky. Hit Hard In 1032. The big slaugnter came with the Roosevelt landslide of 1932. when j Democrat replaced Watson of Indi ana, the Republican leader; Bmoot of Utah, Moses of New Hampshire, Glenn of Illinois, Bingham of Connecticut, Allen of Kansas, and Sbortrldge of California, among others. There was another Republican car nage In 1034, when Fess of Ohio. Goldaborough of Maryland, Hatfield of West Virginia, Kean of New Jer sey, Reed of Pennsylvania, Robinson , of Indiana, and Walcott of Connecti cut were beaten or dropped out. Tuesday's election completed the Job. Down, went Me tea II of Rhode Island, Hastings of Delaware, Barbour of New Jersey, Carey of Wyoming, and apparently Dickinson of Iowa. Another, Senator Kcyes of New Hamp shire, did not run. No Old-Tfmers I.eft. None of the old-time regulars is left. The closest aproxlmatton is a small band composed of Senators White of Maine, Davis of Pennsyl vania. Justin of Vermont, Hale of Maine, and Townscnd of Delaware. The other Republicans still on the Job In the senate are the old inde pendents, and a group of "ln-be- tweeners. who In the past have voted more independently than the old-time regulars. This group Includes Sena tor McNary of Oregon,' the leader; fionetor Vandenburg of Michigan. Senator Gibson of Vermont, and Sen- ntor Capper of Kansas. Once out, the old-time regulars have little luck getting back Into the famous debating society. Pew havo even tried. But two of them did this year, and both were baten Moses of New Hampshire in the pri maries, and Glenn of Illinois, In the election Tuesday. Join ETHELWTN B. HOFFMANN S Hosiery Club. Every 13th pair free. Phone 64a We'll tuuu away youi refuse City Sanitary Set vice Klein Che Better clothes tor .ess. rallor. upstairs. jse Mall Tribune witnt ads. CONTINUE UPWARD ON PACIFIC COAST All Indices Show Commerce Forging Forward To New High Levels Farmers Are In Better Position By Walter Warren SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6. (AP) Business has been going ahead along the Pacific slope during the recent political show. While election news has absorbed public interest, the eco nomic machine has ground out & number of 'niflcant items which have been pushed into the back ground. . The DOSltfOn Of thfl wxtm 1ft -rm- ers has been strengthened financial-. iy. uuiciai estimates place current Incomes around an Mrrnf Mh than last year. This provides contin ued strong buying power In the hands of a large portion of the west's peo ple. Weather has favored harvests, ex tended the tomato season and added considerable Income there and In other vegetable lines. Rains have ex pedited soil preparations. Inventories Reduced The commerce department reports j stocks of canned goode moved to I market In better style than last year. With BUDDlles nn hnnri raHnH skAitr 14 percent in principal packs of fruits nuu vegetHDies. The Important oil lndiuttrv main tains high activity. Sales hold around record levels and drilling nf wn 1 about 10 percent ahead of last year to date. Southern Pftfilflrt mrlnnrilnn amounting to 32.785 cars last week, and cars handled totaling 41,852. Were Un 17 anrl lft rwrcont racnact. ively over the 1935 week, indicating nen vie r ireignt movement and a sub stantially greater volume of consumer-bound goods. At Los Angeles, Lockheed Aircraft has completed plant expansions and has 000 men at work; at San Diego gas and electric sales are up; at San Francisco Farnsworth Television Inc. has received a permit for a broadcast- lug experiment station and the niu nlclpal airport traffic la up 85 per-! cent over last year. j All along the coast cities report such Indicators as postal receipts and building permits malting fresh gain and In some cases going to now records. Coftee can never too jrooa. so Keep on 'A ' rvinCT tn mo!ti fich run mora H---S5Si Eft delicious than the last, till some fine day you try Schilling Coffee. 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