Show WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 7 1928 x ARD-EXAMINE- R NTIMATE GLIMPSES OF HERBERT HOOVER CROWDS AMAZED MRO00VER BY THE OGDEN STAND A PICK CABINET Many ! BY THOMAS By MARY BAIX BRIDGE HA YD EX Associated Press Staff Writer PALO ALTO falif "Nfnv 7 CAP)— --When Mrs Lou Henry Hoover hears thn prnwdn chcerlne her husband aa the next president of the United States she takes It serenely for she' is a woman with a-complexity of background that amazes her friends and gives her an air of calm in almost any situation She ii of medium "height about five feet six inches but with her erect slenderness appers taller Her soft white hair parted in the middle and drawn down to a flat knot at the nap© of her neck1 setting off as it does the broad forehead and wide-apa- rt clear gray eyes does much to emphasize the air of quiet dignity that is her outstanding I X hj-- x " v r - J lr I I :'s:'i 7hliT ' "t ? 4 -- t X - J- rj B KENDRIGK PITTMAN WINS It! NEVADA ed 16-10- WOMAN 100 UNABLE TO CAST HER VOTE SALT LAKE Nov 7— Kept from the polls by a bad cold Mrs Elmira Elizabeth Pierce Greeno Murray centenarian was profoundly disappointed Tuesday The aged woman who celebrated her hundredth birthday October 28 had been anxiously looking forward to casting her vote in the present elec- Here are intimate glimpses of Herbert Hoover caught newspaper by the ' Tlie picture in the center was cameramen at various times during his public career taken in the midst of a campaign tour as a mother offered her baby tq be kissed by the candidate which Mr Hoover declined to do In the upper right is Hoover with The other pictures a group of child refugees during the Miss issippi valley speak for themselves List of New Governors j MOBS GROAN AT NEW YORK Nov (UP) — The list of state governors choaen in yesterday's election follows Governor State i Party Arizona J C Phillips J Republican RETURNS IN N Y ' 7-- — i j y Arkansas Harvey Parne)l W H Adams! J II Trumbull O D Buck Democrat Democrat Republican Republican H C Baldridlge L Jj Emmerson H G Deslie John Hamfnlll i G M Reed Republican I Colorado "ti F G Allen F W Green i i lass of Humanity Packs Streets In Front of Big Screen BY G D SEYMOUR Associatetl Press "New Yorker at Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican Republican 1 Doubtful Doubtful j A J Weaver C W Tobey M F Larson Doubtful F D Roosevelt Max Gardner G F Shaffer M Y Cooper N S Case Doubtful II H Hortou 1 Large" NEW YORK Nov (AP) — Election night on the Sidewalks of New York Bonfires jat dusk in Oliver street— Al Smith skyrockets Searchlights playing at 10 p m over 50000 faces upturned in Times Square to scan returns on I?-- ' I Republican Republican and bulletin boards Silence i k Republican screens at midnight in City Hall park U Democrat where thousands stand watching ' J Democrat results in front of the World build' and become too befeft of hope Republican ing even groan as additional efforts Republican show toSmith farther 4d farther Republican behind From a dozen streets the crowds Democrat Dan Moody Democrat pprawl into Times Square buckling G II Dern Democrat into billows the mass of humanity packs the trianglji Few can E Weeks RepubUcanj that see the big screen hangring from R II Hartley' Republican annex on which is W G Conley Republican! the Times a steady succession of figW J Kohler paraded RepUblicanj J It G Hardirtan Democrat ures Flashlight flares and the 1 powerful torches keep the Maine W T Gardner Republican! glow of half blinded as fit mills bethrong tween Fortieth and F6rty-sevent- h streets along 'Broadwajy and Seventh avenue " ' BANKS OF GUFSTS "7 The familiar contoijr of the NEW YORK Nov 7- - (UP) — The ist of United States senators Astor hotel is blurred with banks of guests at every window and balelected yesterday follows: field glasses Penatpr — Party— cony gazing through toward bulletin boards Mounted H E Ashurst Dem J clatter back and forth 11 Johnson California Repj policemen in narrow lanes trying in vain to Connec'ticutt i C: FJ Walcytt Rep keep the crowd in hand It fills Delaware J G Townfeeid Jr IRep and stops ail traffic P Tfafnmell Florida iDem the streeta Forty-second street a Across Idaho J Thomas J Rep troop of ragamuffinai blared its O F Glenn i Kep Illinois i way bearing an effigy aloft Down A R Robinson a Indiana jRepJ Fourth avenue crowds mass around P D Gdldsboirough Maryland Rep the Tammany Hall Massachusetts David Walsh 'Demi is Armory towherereturns In Canal i Rep get gathered A III Vanderljmrsr j Michigan of urchins forms a street parade Lab H S Shlpstfeald' Minnesota Farm ' Dem behind a drum and aj flag II D Stephens Mississippi In Chinatown a telegraph key Missouri (Doubtful) ticka in the center of i a group of Montana B lK:Whefeteif iDem i Rep Bowery flotsam at the? doorway of Nebraska R B Howell the old Chinese theatte in Doyer i' LDem Nevada KjPittmaV street now a rescue mission RoNew Jersey H F Kean Rep man candles throw balls of green New Mexico (long term) B Cutting Rep and purple fire against the red New Mexico (short term) (Doubtful) I ji JDem brick w$lli? side street New York R S Copeland a dozen I i Up every 4 L J Frazier North Dakota Rep blaze children and bonfires! lug V S D Fees Ohio dark timbers jand papers jfrom Ohio T E Burton I viRep alleys the flames In Oliver DI Repj street A Reed Pennsylvania flicker against shadows high '!' Rhode Island 'r (Doubtful) Smith walls tenement revealing Dem Tennessee IsoKeJlar iKT Connollyi posters hanging from every fire Dem Texas escape Dem Utah W It King CHEEK ECHOES ALONG I Rep Vermont F Ij Greene Dem A C Virginia Swansoq High Jover the street from the j Washington Brooklyh side pf thej East river (Doubtful) West Virginia rides a beacon light of red "That (Doubtful) Wisconsin means Smith's ahead 'f someone R LaFolletti Rep and the cheer that rises shouts Wyoming (Doubtful) Echoes down the street for blocks Thousands stretch (across the lawn of City Hall patk scanning the World's bulletin screen In 'the early evening the crowd groans whenever a bulletin shows Smith to be lagging Then it grows sullen GOVERNOR and quiet Timesj Square againi "If Smith I i : : 5J - ' 3 -- j UPD 5 to-swel- j I m j L : j j -- :ft 9 300000 OOSEVELT IS NY -- ALBANY GREET HEW EMPEROR N Y te j Just a little Calonite Towrir kled on a wet cloth and rubbed gent-kl- y over tho face before retirlnr will clear the pores of all dirt ami dust and oily accumulation blackheads It puts nw lifepreventing into dull' nred skin po you will enjoy a 'food right's rest— Ad vertisement 117-711- vvere ed KELLOGG WISHES HOOVER SUCCESS WASHINGTON D C Nov 7— TCellrvfro- (AP) — Secretary tndav &ent the following telegram to Herbert Hoover: "I congratulate you The election was a great personal triumph It also showed that the are satisfied with Republicanpeople policies and desire no change I wish you the greatest success in your admin-lstration'' —— j i Heavy Rain Wets Japanese Who Sit 20 Deep Ajong Road i wins" Somebody exciims "this town will go crazy" But Smith isn't winning Boys have been throwing liighted newspapers into the air whenever a bulletin favored New York's native son but the bulletins grow scarcer and the mischief makers lose their enthusiasm More and! more mem- BY GLENN BABB Associated jPrcss Correspohdent of the crowd decide that KYOTO Japan Nov (Api bers is the victor and trickle Hoover — Three hundred thousand people away into side streets and homewitnessed th entry into the ancient ward The Hoover a'&herents mus7-- j j to cheer a bit and find this ter couragehave the upper hand n that thy will capital of iEmperor Hirohitb afternoon j At this place fto bet enthroned aa 124th iAierpial rulef i ihe irr ain ceremonies being 1 held Scturjla Intermit-tent an kies and Lowering1 drizzle sprinkling' the proc3-s!loh?intervals did not prevent the piient Reverent throng t from massing in jevery avaiilable space he roiite Arriving bf train along at 2 o'clock jin the afternoon from th$ imperial cortege Nagoyaj formed and at a stately pace tra versed the 2 H miles from the station to the palace the emperor entering Kenrel gate- at S:2 0 o'clock Silent reverent- crowds formed a unique spectacle sitting (squat ting on straw matting lo tp 20 deep along the entire way Score? of thousand were there all last night despite the heavy rain and the Ions wet morning hotirs "lb welcome the' gnverein to the au- cient home of his ancestors at the waning demonstration Downtown the bonfires are Fire j department dying down squadS are irolng through the streeta Auenching the embers and the ordering! merrymakers home Everywhere there is evidence of a celebration that never got fully under way IF SMITH HAD WON police lieutenant watches the crowds thin out and laughs "I've been around here" he says "ever ed since Tjjmes Square was Times Square jand I never sw anything like thej mob that was here for If Smith had awhile tonight won—" j ' i SOME WRECK "Have you: ever been in a railway accident?' "Yes I' once went 'through a funnel and ki?sed th® father inof tlie Uaufiliter" — Uik stead IS MINNESOTA ST PAUL Nov 7 — (UP) — Her bert Hoover early today was as sured of Minnesota's 12 electoral votes by a majority of 100000 Returns from 1541 of the state's 3762 precincts gave: Hoover 279 46S Smith 198742 Senator Henrik Shipstead Farm the only representative of his party in the senate was apby parently assured of a majority of 100000 over Arthur E "Nelson his Republican opponent Meanwhile in the congressional race nine Republicans and one Farmer-Labo- r O J Kvale Farm incumbent from the Sev enth district were apparent victors er-Dab- or on Dwight W Morrow present am bassador to Mexico and Senator Borah of Idalio are mentioned as possibilities toi the highest cabinet post secretary of state with pros pects favoring 'the former New faces likewise! are expected in the otner cabinet positions Paramount among all problems which Hoover: will face when he closely enters the White House is farm re lief Ho haa promised to call an extra session pt congress to deal with that after March 4 if ade quate legislation is not adopted at — the coming short session which SHU 'm —m ymr jjpx does not seem at all likely Hoover will give considerable attention to farm relief within the next few week He Intends to go into the whole situation very carek fully and to have 'a very definite formula workeil out to present to T FALLING congress He will study the matI ter with the thoroughness with TO A MM which he usually tackles problems LocVy Tt jer knock dandruff and and perhaps will call upon seme 17 p i cms irntatioB by killing germi of the agricultural leaders for adUk Wytc-rkoockt ikia vice arid suggestions rwf-VTtiDoth told uadcr 1 erapdoRi AN EXTRA SESSION Money Uack Otiaranta At Barbarraad PrrsriM When the new congress faces him in extra session- H'ooyer is exlICMY TIGER mMfiii pected to lay before it a general mum STOP! m w state headquarters Democratic after compiling private returns conceded today that Hoover carried Montana by "between 20000 aind 3 0000 votes" IN CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO 7— (UP) per cent of NOV more than GO Herbert he total vote counted Toovor had increased his lead over Governor Alfred E Smith to more than 400000 today The count from 555 8 precincts dut of 908 6 in the state gave Hoover 678053 Smith 265508 with Senator Hiram Johnaon 9012 nrecincts reoortini? had a lead rif nearlv 200000 over his Demo cratic opponent Minor Moofe The ote ZBibsi stood: Johnson Moore 54750 ith j at the half-wa- - ml r WEEK-EN- D IN MASSACTTUSETTS BOSTON Nov 7 — (UP)-i-G- ov Massa ernor Smith has carried nearly complete returns indicated today Returns from all' towns from 692 of 748 precincts in Massachu setts cities outside of Boston and from all but two of Boston's precincts gave Smith 800164 Hoovea chusetts- IN DELAWARE WILM INGTON Dela Nov 7- (UP) — Practically complete returns from Delaware today showed that tho entire Reptjblican ticket had been swept into Office by the Hoover landslide j Returns from 203 of the state's 219 distircts gave Hoover ai majority which will be at least 2l §00 John G Towhsend Jr Republican candidate for the senate ran far behind his ticket Townsend opposed by Seiiator Thomas F Bayard will have a majority which will not exceed 16000 it was indi cated IN MISSOURI Uo Nov 7 — (UP) — Returns from 3070 Missouri precincts show Herbert Hoover to be still leading Governor Alfred E Smith in this doubtful state The count was: Hoover 576607 Smith 4919 01 Roscoe C Patterson Republican candidate for U S senator had 525489 votes and Charles M Hay his Democratic opponent had 499-1- 3 5 votes according to reports from 2943 precincts Henry S Caulfield Republican and Francis M Wilson Democrat were running almost side by side for governor The count based on returns from 3133 precincts Tras: 535- Wilson Caulfield 543037 ST LOUIS ' LL 1 0R PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT BLOOMERS EUBBEES $125 Hcavjr Rolled edge and I QQg Ladies' and Misses' Fine HA Rayon Bloomers A Real $100 Value VC ?OC plain! : FLANNEL SHIRTS Misses' and Black Knee Men's Black tPiua £$145 $195 Flee - - - — - - MC SILK HOSE Hose Some Pure $445 $695 i 2-- 6 Ages 8-1- 65c 75c ' 0 Ages One SPECIAL Wide Garters 69c Value Men's Blue Work Shirts' IDC 49c 5c BOYS' CAPS Lot JQ IJxtra Special 0C Caps Only ODC One Lot Sizes 512 to 2 One Lot 11 Sizes SV-t-o One Lot Sizes 11 V2 to Eitra Heavy j 5c 1 - Back X CHILDREN'S SHOES L D S GARMENTS Men's or Ladies'— i 711 Med Weight WW Double AA " pXv" 95c Value Dress 1 3 Men's J Men's White Handkerchiefs 85 c 25c Value Men's k$195 Canvas G loves per doz Good Grade Jersey Gloves ol L §Ct0 EXTRA SPECIAL BOYS' WNIONS - j JjJO AC Ladies' Black or Red Children's Tan or Red $945 Value! Men's Heavy Apes i GALOSHES SHEE? COATS i ACkg lUC Thread Silk £C AC ! Part-Wo- j tine Silk One Lot Ladies' Onlyu' TDbVD I j 395 Ties Sheepskin Lined Lined 1 Lot Ladies' Patent and Kid Fancy Strap Pumps and BOYd COATS 10-i- d AC One UtC yaLKeavyfl oil:!: tplUJ specia!l $125 Valuei Men's QQ Onltr A Knee Boots UNIONS TTpavv "w-'- ui t RUBBER BOOTS $295 Values1 t Men's Famous Buckskin &L fid Shirts $2 Value I Heavy ed j X mark y : -- o er-Lab- or IN NEBRASKA Nov 7— (UP)-- The a bweep-ih- g scored Republican party victory in yesterday's Nebraska lection Upturns from more than half tlie state gave Hoover a lead of 0292 votes Senator R B Howell waft lead ing Richard L Metcalf Democrat by 62118 Arthur J Weaver Fails City Republican haa a lead of 3 9450 over former Governor 311 Charles W Bryan The entire state Republican ticket has been elected IN KANSAS by good majorities TOPEKA Kan Nov 7 — (UP) — Returns from 91 of the 105 courHies in Karifias today showed IN OREGON — the Republican national tickthat ? Nov PORTLAND Ore (UP) With 865 out of 1783 precincts et scored one df the outstanding ih the state reported today Hoover political victories in tha history of Was so far ahead that it appeared the state Tabulations! from 1712 of the he would outstrip the 63000 major 2667 precincts gave Hoover state's won state this ity by which Harding 274645 Smith 101701 in 1920 Clyde B Reed Republican canThose precincts gave: Hoover didate ran behind for governor S3 309 Smith 44077 votes was asHoover 44000 but ana C W iiawiey Congressmen C B of sured over Little electioif were F Korell Frapklyn his Democratic Opponent t y wide margins This samel number of precincts IN RHODE ISLND indicated that R R Butler and PROVIDENCI R I Nov 7 — had defeated former Governor Walter M Pierce for representative (UP)-- Governor Smith carried nor from the second district to suc mally Republican Rhode Island ceed N J tjMnnott Latest! returns by the narrow margin of 1493 flave $utier I3a2 ana Fierce votes complete unofficial returns showed 3165 front yesterday's election ' today The state gave Smith 118951 IN TEXAS Hoover 117458 7 DALLAS Texas Nov' —(UP) Returns to the Texas election IN OHIO bureau at 10 a rn from 219 out 7— Nov COLUMBUS Ohio olf 253 counties including 20 — Precincts reporting late are (UP) rilete give Smith 237929 slightly reducing the Hoover lead 48430 in Ohio but he still has a majority of more than 400000 with some 2700 precincts yet to report IV ILLINOIS Reports from S784 out of S3 9 6 rnrr a no "Wmr 7 — UPY-r-T- he headed by precincts give Hoover 1454313 group Republican TTnifai statoe Rpnatnr Charles S Smith 726547 Deneen which won nationil notice IN OKLAHOMA 7 — OKLAHOMA CITY Nov fkctjbn in the April primary heightened its political prestige in (UP) — Oklahoma rolled into the Chicago toda:y with a victory for its Republican presidential column by candidate for state's attorney giving a probable 150000 vote maTnat important umcago pust vnis jority or more to Herbert Hoover on by Judse John A Swanson Returns from 2740 precincts out Virt Mminatii Ktfttfi'a Attorney of 3297 gave Hoover 33294 Smith Robert E Crowe In the cang-rid- 187690 aen primary last spring districts congressional Eight Crowe and Mayor William Hale found two Democratic incumbents were said to have thrown their being led in close races by Repubfupport to the Democratic candi- lican opponents onea Republican Insafe margin date Judge William J Lindsay cumbent holding who lost by a narrow margin The and fiv Democratic incumbents contest w in doubt until long holding consistent but not conclu sive E&ajorities alter xnidnishu OMAHA tn W 769901 IN MONTANA BUTTE Mont Nov 7— (UP) — '' up-sta- Dull Tired Faded Skin IN CODORADO DENVER Colo Nov 7 — (UP) h —With the vote tabulated it was Indicated today that Colorado electors had rejected a proposal to vote $6 000 000 in bonds for good roads The totals were running about three to one against the amendment out of 1591 With 684 precincts in Colorado reported Hoover toand Smith 65849 day had 119883 Governor W H Adams Democrat was leading his Republican opponent William II Boatright Returns from throughout the state Adams :! 625 precincts gave Boatright 68539 The Democrats lost one seat in congress S Harrison White representing the first district composing the city of Denver lost to William R Eaton his Republican opyear ponent White was elected a Conago on a "wet" platform gressman Charles B Timberlake Republican in the second district ReCongressman Guy U Hardy Conarid in third the publican gressman Edward T Taylor Democrat from the fourth district all ! ji plied: "There is too much Hoover shortly before noon today —maybe - you can guess who 1 With 376 districts missing all want" Roosevelt had a lead of more than 70000 majority The Take Years Off missing' districts undoubtedly will Into this lead to tome extent An Aged Complexion cut but It docs not seem possible that it can be overcome as the remaining Women marvel at the result of districts are all lightly populated The total vote stood: daily using pure mereolized wax Roosevelt 207807 8 Applied to the face neck and arms Ottlnger nightly (ike a cold cream It gently 2000988 absorbs the aged faded skin in tiny Returns on the senatorial particles tan are slow Royal S Copeland the removing freckles snd other blemishes The loveliness of the youthful under skin is then Democratic incumbent appeared to revealed in its clear smooth natural have a safe lead however over beauty Mercolized wax brings out Alanson B Houghton Puts New Jiife Into - Results From Other States ' The Vote Oil Senators J- one-fourt- Repu-blica- i T Christiansen i - n ever-read- y Nor 7— (UP) D Rooseof Franklin tionsvelt Democratic gubernatorial Asked who she had to rote for Mrs Greeno planned had re- nominee was Indicated 4n returns the hidden beauty To remove wrin-kle- s and restore the contour of youth use as an astringent 1 ounce powdered saxolite and 1 half witch hazel At all drug stores— pint Advertisement legislative program beyond his farm relief proposals Some matters in which he has been particularly interested such as coal and railroad legislation and reorganization of the government are still avjaiting action after lying for year on the doorstep of congress Hoover must select in th next few weeks not only his cabinet but various minor officials' Pressure will begin soon as it doe He will upon every president-elec- t reveal then the answer to the question which many have been asking: "Will he throw the' politicians f overboard?" His actions will be watched borahImentioned s IlKNO Nov Nov t — (UP) — Nevada gave its three electoral votes to Hoover in yesterday's election btit will return its Democrat ic senator Key Pitt man to the up per house' practically complete re turns showed Congressman Arentz Repiiblican was "With all but a few scattering precincts reported trie vote stood: Hoover 15454 Smith 12143 Pitt-ma- n 17452 Flatt 12298 Arentz Horsey 11448 self-acquir- nearly eight years " KEY 7 " i Nov 7— CHEYENNE Wyo — Senator Jo'on B Kendiick n"I) Democrat today was leading his "Republican opponent Congressman Charles E Winter by approxim- itf-l4000 votes Totals for 464 "recincts out of 690 in the state gave KenuricK Joiy winter zi- Vincent E Carter Republican was electerl to congress in Wyoming over W S Kimball Democrat Hoover had about a two to one vot with 228 of the State's 632 The totals precincts outstanding were Hoover 26123 Smith 13927 STOKES DENVER Colo Nov 7— (UP) Herbert Hoover's victory over Governor Alfred E Smith was one of party principle and personal force Dr Hubert Work chairman of the Republican national committee believes In a statement to the United Press! today Dr Work gave Pres ident Coolidge s administration record and Herbert Hoover's quali fications for the office as reasons for the victory "So president has heretofore been elected who had together the physical vigor endowments of mind moral wide varied experiem e and knowledge! of na tional and international affairs a Herbert Hoover said he "He was more than a candidate-- he was an opportunity" r "We didn't leave them enough for eeed" Dr Work commented when he read election returns first problem fcefore him He has given some thought to that and will give morefwithin the n$t few weeks As yet it appears that only secretary of tlje treasury is a certainty Andretv W Mellon it is generally understood will be asked to retain the post he has held for Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa In spite of this classical training and her full equipment for a pro- Kansas Masasehusetts fessional career Lou Henry was Michigan married almost immediately after Minnesota for her young engineer Missouri graduation fiancot had a three years' start and Montana was already well launched in his Nebraska profession when he came home New from Australia on his first vacation New Hampshire Jersey in 1S9 8 to marry her and take her New Mexico back to China York career has been New ('Since then-hiNorth hers She has walked beside him North Carolina Dakota through the years of peace and war revolution famine and cease- Ohio Rhode Island less work to ultimate success with South Dakota the fame happy helpfulness that Tennessee she g?)ve him as a fellow student Texas and with a sureness that must often Utah have been a secret source of Vermont strength for him Washington West Virginia Wisconsin WYOMNB-FOGeorgia J 'ii United Press $taft Correspondent PALO ALT6 Calif Nov 7 — Hoover (UP) — President-elec- t faced the future today at a time when the country has pressing 'for solution aa many problems perhaps and as Icomplex as at any time when the country was at peace He will within the next few days begin to lay plans for his administration with this in mind Hoover will Remain here for perhaps a month! resting and consid ering his future course as presi dent of the United States He prob ably will return to Washington about the middle of December taking a trip qf some kind mean time RESULTS OVER I characteristic s Believe He Will Throw Professional Pok iticians Overboard Charming Gifted Hostess Has Quiet Aid of Dignity GIFTED AS HOSTESS She is especially gifted as a hostess and has that special "sixth sense" that sees which guests belong together and will interest each other Without any apparent effort she can give each guest on the tiled terrace above the garden in Palo Alto or in the wide back porch under the trees of Washington the feeling of having had her particular attention At the same time she can shift them about until all are in eonsreni&l erouns with- v out realizing how they got there Few people know' that by the personal training of her father the late Charles D Henry bank cashier of Waterloo Iowa and Whittier and Monterey Calif Lou Henry Hoover is fully equipped to hold a position as a bank cashier bookkeeper or teller Through her university training 'she is also a geologist and could be a teacher of geology metallurgy or English She is in addition widely read Her taste for literature was in her student days at Standford university as much as her geology one of the common interests that brought about her romance" with Herbert Hoover It enabled her to help him through the pitfalls of hisH The fur"English examinations ther help she gave him as from the Latin of Georgius jrready famous ORKISHAPPPY HOOVER MUST $195 A£ &L9HkD $169 £t AO 2$lt0 '©(Did 327 24th Jr'l Street "l |