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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1928)
Tago Eight THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, SHECtoN IV R ASKED TO VISIT ONCE 0 SOUTH ! J Popularity of President Elect Again Emphasiz ed By Wires . fty THOMAS L. HTKKH V lilted Prra Hlaff 'orreoiilent I'AU) ALTO, Calif.. Nov. 9. ( .;p; Herbert Hover' popular ity la tho outh, already demon titrated by the electoral vole of four states of the old "solid south", wai emphasised to (he president-elect today by a flood of congratulatory messages from that "section which brought Invlt uttons for a vlult. The people there want to see Mm.i Tuoy are offering the hos liltullty for which the section lung has been famed. Those who did not vote for him there want h glimpse of tho man who did the almost miraculous and "broke the solid south". They want to know more about him. TKa speculation of political philosophers as to what the hrcuklug of the solid south means for the future of the American political scheme is being Indulged In, likewise, by Hoover, himself, ami by those about him astute In the ways of practical politics. For the first time they see real promise of live, effective and ac tive republican organisations In the south. They will be quick to reap the fruits of this amaitng victory. They want to hold what they have trained, and this will tuko organization. The president' elect and his advisers will give attention to this phase of the victory. Hoover has declined to discuss his future plans, and It is not known whether he will visit the south before Inauguration or not. Ho has turned down numerous in vitations that have come from t)h' west coast for visits. It is possible that he might spend a part of the winter, early next" year, in Florida, one of the etal which gave him its elector el ytites, but he is making no plan that tar ahead. He is con sidering bis return to Washington wiildi will be before Christmas, by way of the Panama Canal, but no definite' decision has been reached. The telegrams . from rbe south are Just a portion of 10, 000 . or more that have come fronl all parts of the country nnd all parts of the world., in cluding congratulations from foreign potentates and rulers. The typists were set to work ing in the mansion today trans cribing answers to the many con gratulatory messages. Several thousand such letters ure being mailed out, in addition to telegrams to some of his close friends and campaign leaders, AMERICAN GIRL RIDS HERSELF OF ROYAL HUB PAItlS, Nov., 9. (AP) Prin cess Murat, born Helena McDon nld (Hallo of Cincinnati, has been n warded a divorce from Prince Michel Joachim Murat on the ft round of abandonment. she married nin descendant of Napol eon's general and the King of Naples at Paris on February 13. JU1J. New Political Alignment Seen As Possibility in Lone Star State; Democrats Very Worried SMITH GREETED BY HOLME FOLKS 1 1 i the con-' Tho 1 AT RAIL DEPOT DALLAS. Tei. -Nov. 9. Ill' and what in known Texas Is entering a new era In stlttitlonal democratic party politic and one that may put It latter was formed In Memphis a in tlta riinlfH nt almthffttl Mliit.-K full ill. ill f tiM nam til fluhf tlm't.rimr ill future national elections if Smith and leaders are couslder-'Al Is Not Usual Cheery plans now underway by the vari- lug the perpetuation of this or-! Se)f t He Returns To ous political factions materialise. I gaultatlou ax a new party ituderj Q f I With Hoover" election no "e leadership of former Uover- State lapUttl longer in doubt and Texas defln- j "for O. 11. Colquitt. j ALUAXY N y Nlv , (l.p llely on record as a deserter; Colquitt believes that demo-iGot,rnor,A'i;rP(,''K . s,tth came from the "solid south," three 'crntlc. leaders who supported the back to Albany tonight to receive, separate and distinct groups are national ticket should be ousted , dotwlti , greater demonstration at work trying to gel control of from their Job and the party ,nan be ever has been accorded In the slate's political machinery. : "completely purged of Taaunatiy triumph. First there are remnants of democrat-.." , ,ud friends of the the democratic party as it was "itn aiui-Miii ,iem.icri. enllwhu dl,moor(Mlo nomlnoa DV constituted before Tuesday", up- supporting a republican president ,houMnds oriwde; i:u,n St.- heaval. Leader of this group. at the same lime proteasing . , , Bhou, a sensing that a crucial test lies el In the oi'nift w -jinn- . -mtnoT ,,i.,h,ed trom xhv before them, nan to sow a new !. ivjiuou.nu -: niv Jeffersonianism land that never ! nrlv.lu u . 13. Vl,.h.,l ml i principle, in this hopeful of being the benefteljirle. ; Rf(, faru ,bomb1 before has known ' scrambled situation."' nd trB,n whlsllct und .inai JUVENILE ACTOR CAUSES m BAKING POWDER t f ounces ,aZ) for JdC More than pound and half . (or quartet Same I Price '" for over 38 GUARANTEED PURE Millions if pounds used . t s Si the yoke of republicanism. They are discussing the teas- j Ibility of a permanent working i organisation functioning the whole year around to win Texas back to her former statu. Never before has such a thing- been : rc"Ci ".-.ry for Texas In the past has always been associated with the solid south and missionary j work among voters was unknown. A second group, the anti-Smith democrats, plans to continue as ' au organization with Its present! leaders. Leaders of this group Frank are Intensely bitter and show no i signs of compromise with the old 1 "WiM Psrti' Smith-Democrats. It is cither I " UQ rarl,c5 full control of the state's politl- : cal machinery or resumption of; warfare for them. ! Thirdly, there is talk of al-' liance between republican leaders : rTt shrieked. j So demonstrative id the crowd I become that railroad, city and 'state police found it hard to re strain the enthusiasts. Kvery i body seemed eager to jthkke the 'governor's band and offered no I words of condolence. Once outside the station the 'governor's car was besieged, and to make any progress up stat-) (street, between the line ten deep. " he was forced to alight and ft "1 march: Mayor John U. Thatcher Johnson Accuses i, Alh, ... ,,.. r..i.j Wife 'Of Staging Frederick Stuart Green.' superin- I tendent of public works, on his I right, and behind htiu rode bis ' I.OS ANliKLKS. Xov. 9. ( l'P jfanilly . "Wild parties" In tho home There was exhuberauue In the of Mrs. Ada Johnson, mother of jcrowds. hut there was, too, a hint Fr ankle Darro. 9-year-ald screeu of sorrow. For Alfred B, Smith FAMILY FIGHT; Friday, NovcmW ft, MM, hau. the last gesture of the browu derby, the crowd dispersed with shout of "Uood luck, Al." S. P. BUS LINE . SERVICE WILL j SAX KUANCIM'O. Nov. . (A P) The Sotithorn lucltln Motor Franchise For New Span Over j S. F.' Bay Given EDITOR FILES LIBEL ACTION actor, make It a harmful place . and victory were avnonontoua to for the hoy to live, her husband .these residents of Albany. H waa testified In guardianship proceed-j hard to associate him wlta defeat, ings today. There was. too, little avlng of Frank Johnson, who claims to , the orown derby. The governor AGAINST PAPER be Frnnkie' father, said the wore his famous lieadgear. hut :"wild parties" occured frequently I with the exception of an all-in- CHICAGO Nov 9 (CP) while his wife had custody of ; elusive wave or two, li aa not in Ernest Grne'niug. editor of the "ne 0o'- evidence. ... Portland Xews. Portland. Me.. i,n- Jnn08n explained that jf there wa sorrow In the Filed suit in circuit court here friends would "blow In" while jdrowd there also was sorrow In today, asking for $250,008 libel. sne was out a1"1 ,n1 wnen ne the countenance of the coventor. and naming the Chicago Herald- returned she would order them , He chewed rather nervously at Examiner and William Randolph trom tne nonse. sne lesuiiea n, cigar and smiled but little. -Hearst, owners, as defendant. i previously thaw Johnson was not j Hardly bad his automobllo left Grnening charged in his suit tbe boy's father. the station when au important pa- that the Herald-Exam Iner. in ar-' Each of the Johnsons and Mrs. rade started. Almost magically, tides printed on Mexico, faisely Beatrice Walton. Frankie's pres- i marchers fell In line and paraded accused him of accepting Jl J.Ouo nt guardian, seek custody. Mrs. State street to the tune of "Side from President C-Jles of Mexico ! 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Send 3c for postage to Frye & Company, Portland BRAND1 1 iilfflL , M AllTlXKZ, Cullt.. Nov. II. (l'P--Tho bourd of supervUoi's of Contra Cusla county tonlulit 1 Transport company aubMilliiiy oflvrardud 60 year ftanchlne for : tho Southern Pacific company, i ,,0 ,.0triu-thiu of u bridge auounced that mutur bus paa- senger survlce iM'twevu here and Portland, Ore., would be started Nov. IS. The schedule calls for making h t v jh way V S hour. 40 njliiu.tc'. . Only Inter state passenger .will be ncsvpt- WASCO COUNTY MAN WINS OUT BY FEW VOTES THE DALLES. Ure., Nov. v. (VP) Francis V, Galloway, dem ocrat, retained" the Wasco county district attorneyship by a margin of three votes over Ins republi can opponent, Paul W. Chllder. a final cherk Indicated today. The election Is so close how ever that a recount may bo made, It was stated. Galloway wa Ilia only democratic candidate tj win au office tu Wasco county. ncruu Sun FruiiiUco bay between Coutra Costa and Marin comities. 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