The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 2

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1928 440 ELECTORAL VOTES HELD BY HOOVER (CmmiSmied Fram t) caah, was running ten to six for Hoover. contests Included those of Walsh of Massm- ohusetts, WHealer of Montana. (Jerry of Rhode Island, Kendrick of WyamlEsr, and May Missouri. ffmy and Gerry were lagging behind tn early morrdng returns, while Walidi. Wheeler and Kend- rkdt were clinging to narrowing republican and eight dwmeicrstie Incumbents pulled safely tJmnigh the cyclone of ballots up by the Hoover landslide.

a disturbance which blew first one candidate and then another along unexpected paths. Copeland of New York was an example. At 10 p. m. yesterday he seemed a beaten man because Gov.

Alfred E. Smith, the greatest rote pstter this state ever had, was hurled in an avalanche under which none of his democratic colleagues could be believed to have survived. But there was a chance in the official county upstate, unfor- nen trend against Smith toward Copeland in New York City and Copeland awoke this morning to find himself conceded the senator- Copeland is not unique, ths same ever-changing battle was being waged in most of the key states where democratic senators were up for re-election. Before sunset Texas may also also Join the bolters. With some 39 counties missing this morning.

Hoover was maintaining a 10.000 lead over 9mith in the Lone Star state, and In view of the dimensions of the republican sweep elsewhere in the south there seemed to be little reason to doubt that Hoover would also get those 20 electoral votes to add to his already unbelievable total. By way of compensation, however. Rhode Island's five electoral votes drifted over into the Smith column this morning by a scant 2000 majority. Without Texas, Hoover has an electoral total of 424 as against 87 for Governor Smith. With the 20 from Texas It soars to 444, a high record for all time.

Even in 1012, the year of the republican split and the democratic landslide, Woodrow Wileon only garnered 433 electoral votes, and eight years ago, in 1920, when the late Warren G. Harding cycloned the nation the republican total was only 404. The overnight shifts disclose that, giving Texas to Hoover, only eight states gave their electoral vote to Governor and Rhode Island in the north, both by scanty margins, and Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia. Mis- Louisiana, and South Carolina. In the south.

Two of the metropolises of the south. Atlanta and Birmingham, went republican for the first time in their history. THIS IS HOW THEY WENT HOOVER'S LEAD TAKES DEFEAT WITH ASNIILE NEARS 400.000 BY RAYMOND I. BORST (I. N.

S. Staff Correspondent) JEW YORK, Nov. Smith took defeat with a smile. The went down before the Republican landslide but he lose hfs keen tense of humor. There was just a wee twinkle In his eyes when he stood in a small room at the national Democratic headquarters shortly before one this morning and dictated a telegram heartily congratulating Herbert Hoover, the president-elect.

But those who know Governor Smith well could tell that his heart was heavy despite his reassuring smile. He really had been confident up to the minute the returns started to come in that he would be elected president. It was a hard blow when he found he had been badly beaten. but it was a harder blow when his own state turned him down. The governor gave out the following brief statement relative to his defeat.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lead over A1 Smith In California passed the 800,000 mark early today, with all indications pointing to the unprecedented presidential majority of by nightfall, if the vote waa correctly set in estimates of 2,001,000 The California stater made sweeping gains during the night over his Democratic opponent, cutting deeply into the Smith edge In San Francisco and piling up an even larger margin of majority In many other sections of the state. The vote stood: Hoover Smith 371,857. The Hoover majority with 5234 precincts incomplete, totals 331.014 out of 1,074,728 tabulated. In Los Angeles county, where Hoover received by far his greatest majority, the vote was Hoover Smith 149,379.

Alameda county gave Hoover Smith 39,916. In San Francisco. Smith was leading by 2,365 votes, with Hoover Smith 93,061. United States Senator Hiram W. The American people have ren-j Johnson, still confined to his home as the result of a sudden attack of influenza yesterday, piling up the greatest plurality ever given a California senator.

His vote; Johnson Moore SAN JOSE. Nov. price of a black eye has been officially fixed in San Jose at 1190. And that does not mean you DOTnonratg defeated.) SIX SEATS IN NEXT jEN ATE (Continued From Page sota, white early today the other three remained In doubt. U.

S. Senators Elected W. Johnson, re-elected. C. Walcott.

G. Townsend. F. Glenn. R.

Robinson, reelected. Golds- torough. H. Vanderberg, re-elected. B.

Howell, reelected. New F. Kean. New Mexico Bronson Cutting (long term.) North J. Frazier, re-elected.

Ohio (short term) Theodore E. Burton, (long term), Simeon D. Fess, re-elected. A. Reed, reelected.

Rhode Hebert. L. Greene, reelected. Macintosh. M.

La Follette re-elected. (In Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio (short team), Rhode Island and "Washington, incumbent States Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri 91,993 22.019 3,364 633,473 66,884 324,128 2,954 70,520 84,062 28,623 ...............1,380,805 1,045,728 772,700 445,809 422,601 252.860 172,811 66,176 440,411 303.163 23,767 82,429 ...............176,715 S0.147 265,291 208,155 601,589 616,456 239,245 89,745 279.463 198,742 20.643 86.103 35,80 Montana 14,550 can go out and purchase a discolored optic for that sum. Its just the other way around In fact. In the case in question two prominent citizens were involved. ft seems that Carl Crosby, general manager of the east side county water district, and J.

P. crada became embroiled during a directors' meeting at which Lacreda asked the board to oust Crosby. The climax, or perhaps finale, came when Crosby poked Laeedra in the eye, Lacreda immediately hailed Crosby into the court of Justice C. I. Whitten on a battery charge.

The defendant pleaded guilty and was fined the Where He Got It Is Secret Still SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. before Superior Judge Leon E. Gray, Charles Vltt, charged with intoxication, refused to trade the name fo his bootlegger for immunity from fine. "Tell me who your bootlegger Is and have him pay your suggested Judge. there is any fine, T'll pay it the best replied Vitt, Spanish "War veteran.

He intimated he would rather go to Jail. Judge Gray referred the case to the probation officer. 168,613 4,686 101,006 142,813 24.595 1,108,084 1.000,060 162,000 41,078 1,154,313 9J9 ....1,066,586 117.458 15.204 76,828 132.187 235.936 24,74 15 32 0 18 (D'btful 8 Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire ew ersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West 101.358 Wisconsin 14 878 13.320.510: Pmlth, 10.122,648. Hoover plurality, 2,197,862. Klectoral 404; Smith 89, doubtful, 58.

Necessary to elect, 266. 160,000 (D'btful 28.113 5 726.547 24 10 41,070 665,279 38 118.951 0 48,041 0 48,513 5 105.557 12 228,775 (D'btful 29 1 22,702 (D'btful 47,539 4 120.010 12 82,775 7 71,002 8 379,313 13 8,446 3 ver 314 votes and Smith 56. Linda gave Hoover 365 votes and Smith 74. San Juan Capistrano gave Smith 193 votes and Hoover 129, being one of thtee precincts to give the Democratic candidate a lead. These totals include the vote on the Prohibition ticket for Hoover.

The same cities gave Hiram Johnson substantial majorities over Minor Moore, the Democratic candidate. The results were as follows: Santa Ana. 7,495 to 126: Anaheim 2,253 to 901; Brea, 548 to 73; Buena Park, 332 to 79; Costa Mesa, 430 to 120; Fullerton, 2273 to 294: Garden Grove, 671 to 75; Huntington Beach, 782 to 201; La Habra. 485 to 56; Newport Beach. 559 to 121; Orange.

2,071 t0 204; San Clemente, 121 to 32; Seal Beach, 181 to 177; Tustin, 221 to 39; Yorba Linda, 247 to 44; San Juan Capistrano, 148 I 56. MOSCOW, Nov. has encountered a serious problem in caring for her insane citizens. There are only 77 asylums in the country, with mode Hons for 21,103 persons. The public health authorities say that there are five times that number of lunatics in Russia who ought to be locked up.

Money for this purpose is hard to obtain in Russia and some of the existing asylums need repairs. There are no funds available for building new ones. The state finds it difficult to retain the 11,000 employes who care for inmates. Their dormitory facilities ave crowded and working conditions are far from attractive. Many have quit their Jobs on the ground that they could not work longer without losing their own minds.

dered their decision. I am a Democrat and I firmly believe in the rule of the majority. have had a long career in eleotive public office. Yesterday waa the twenty-first time that my name appeared on the ballot in New York state. 1 am happy and content to taking my place as a high private In the ranks of American citizens.

I have a heart full of gratitude to all the people who worked sj untireingly to promote my candidacy and to all those who cast their ballots for Questioned as to what business he expects to engage in when he returns to take up his home in New York after laying aside the reins of the state government on January 1, the governor said: must thing about that because that requires some Pausing a moment while a smile spread over his face the governor added, any rate, I am going to When he was asked if he had any regrets about the campaign he replied: have only pleasant memories of the Smiling again. the governor added: figures of the election indicate that only one man ever got more votes than I was that, asked one of the reporters. Mr. Hoover, of he said as he leaned back with to ES NEW Kl Florida Park Trammell, reelected. I.

Walsh, e-eleeted. D. Stephens, re-elected. K. Wheeler, reelected.

Pittman, re-elected. New S. Copeland, re-elected. Tennessee Kenneth McKellar, re-elected. Connally.

H. King, reelected. Virginia Claude Swanson, reelected. B. Kendrick, reelected.

(In Texas. Connally defeated Senator Mayfield (D) for the nomination.) Shipstead. Contests in doubt: Arizona Senator Henry F. Ashurat (D) leading. M.

Hay (D) in lead. West D. Hatfield (R) leading. (Hatfield was leading Senator Neely (D). McPherson Probe Figure Called By L.

A. Grand Jury LOS ANGELES, Nov. Beulah Wilson, a figure in the Aimee Semple McPherson naping probe, was to go today before the grand jury now investigating the asserted bribery of District Attorney Asa Keyes. The witness acted as a personal body guard to Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman-Seilaff, the Miss of the Mrs.

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The varieties run the range of fancy names from Ah Saibe to Za- blakanska and include Quaglianes, FizZutellas, Kurtelaskas, Gro Sabots, Actonikies, Danugnes and Alicante Roucbets. a hearty laugh. The governor then was asked where he would live when he turns to New York City. decision will be made by the boss of the he said as he smiled at Mrs. Smith who stood In the doorway.

The governor plans to take a short motor trip around the city later this afternoon. is your he was asked. he replied, not so bad. I had chicken livers and fish for Smith said he never again would be a candidate for a public office. if I i 7T" FRESNO, Nov.

has just awakened to the fact that perhaps it can claim the first Christmas convert. Annually Postmaster George W. Turner joins the other postmasters of the nation in the well known plea. Imagine his surprise when a citizen mailed a Christmas present on September 29. It was going to Alaska.

Government Cost Figured Closeh SACRAMENTO. Nov. costs California citizens exactly $19.95 a second to operate their city, county and state governments. a compilation by the state office shows. During the last fiscal year taxpayers spent a minute, and approximately $71,784 an hour through the officials of their city, county and state governments.

The combined expenditures for the year totaled the statement showed. RALEIGH. N. Nov. Herbert Hoover went into the lead in North Carolina, as returns from the 1751 precincts neared completion.

The vote early today showed a Hoover majority of approximately 9000. The Democratic state ticket. Including congressmen, remained In the lead by a safe margin. YOU CAN DO THAT! LINCOLN. Nov.

little bit helps thought Theodore Pancoast, a Fullerton barber, when he used the same towel on more than one customer. But his saving ideas were short-circuited when Inspector E. Raffenspergcr caused him to be fined $15 tor unsanitary operation. YAWNING PERIL NOVATO, Nov. Hoi Hum It was a lazy day for Herbert Graham who indulged in a prolonged and luxurious yawn.

The yawn was a complete success until Graham sought to close his jaws. He discovered they had locked. The victim managed to attract attention of others to his plight and he was taken to a hospital where physicians restored the jaw to normalcy. nine, providing for state purchase of rights-of-way: number 10. land acquisition by the state, number 12, state aid for physically handicapped; number 14, extending corporation rights; number 18, extending the absent voters privilege; number 19, giving state aid to the blind, and number 20, allowing defendants to waive jury trials, seemed to have carried in Orange county.

The county seemed to look with disfavor on the proposal for reorganization of the state department of education; the measure allowing municipalities and the state to acquire interests in water companies; and number 20, allowing defendants to waive Jury trials, seemed to have lost. Number 11, providing for regulation of courts; number 15. providing for Increasing fees: and number 16 on liability changes, appeared to be doubtful. The passage of both propositions 12 and 19, providing for state aid to the physically handicapped and the blind, might result in both be ing nullified, according to some ob servers. Both are amendments to the same article of the constitution, and in other states the passage of two such proposals has been held to nullify both.

RED BLUFF, Nov. A. Ellenwood, vice president of the National Wool association, nearly made a in a golf game here the other day. Ellenwood sliced a long drive, and his ball lit in an oak tree and lodged in a nest. While the mother bird perched on a nearby limb and scolded, Ellenwood managed to rattle the ball out of the nest, and sank a three-par hole In eight.

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