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IffEDFOUD IVrATL TRTBUNTC, MEDFORP. OREO OK. TTTKRDAV, .TUNE JV 1019 cat n oi-A. TWO MEN KILLED. IY (Continued from page one.) , wbcro. it was obvious, ho intended to . tilneo tlio powerful infernal inucliiiio. ; Tho coping tripped liim and when he : lei the concussion appurentlv set ott the bomb, ; Tho neighborhood in which tho ex plosion occurred is one of tho most fashionable in Washington. Two doors awnv lives Senator Swnnson of Virginia. 1 Directly opposite lives Roar Admiral Theodore F. Jewell. The home of Helmcr II. Brvn. Kor wogian minister, ndioins that of Ad miral Jewell, and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklm D. Roosevelt lives a short distance awav. " Fainter In Hiding Residences in the entire block were damaged, Windows were shattered nnd the fronts of some of the houses were nicked by pieces of flving con crete. ' Parts of the anarchist were blown through some of the windows. Several occupants of the nenrbv houses.1, including tho son of the Norwegians ', minister, were thrown from their beds by the force of the . explosion. ,At the canitol extra police Are on duty and the rule against bringing nacknees of any sort into the cap itol and the bouse and senate office buildings was rigidlv enforced. The same rule was being applied in other government buildines. . Attorney General Palmer did not - go to hB office today and his assist ' nnts refused to disclose where he and Mrs. Palmer, who left their home af . tur the explosion last night, bad taken up their new residence. ,.."AI1 available men of the bureau of investigation nave Deen assigned to tho ca.se. . . . : v , Round -Up Radicals ' BOSTON. June 3. The police are convinced the explosions last night at the boroeof Police Judge, Alfred F. Havden in the Roxburv district and that of State ; Representative Leland Powers in Newtonville, , were part of the nation-wide plot;.;. . . ' Pamphlets entitled "Plain Words" wcrc Vpund, , scattered outside the Kavderi'hbuse and also in the wreck age, ' No one""was Tninred in either exilic-lion. Absence of the Havden family .probably saved their lives. A roundup of radicals was begun bvl agents of the department of justice I 'and in a short time la men. mostly Russians, had, been arrested as sus pects in. the wreeffing of five homes ncre.,.in(iItiie .lauon wiue Donin put ittKC WASjiikGTON1. ? June . Wash ington, .'police .inspectors earlv todav believed thev had, identified the man who was blown to pieces last night in nn effort to kill Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer with a bomb, as an annrcihst of Philadelphia.1 Thev also said thev were confident the nation wide plot against the lives of gov ernment officials and prominent busi ness men had. been hvd in that citv. 1 A blood stained conductor's identi fication check, found in front of Mr. Palmer's residence, shows that the anarchist arrived , in Washington at lv :d0 ,o clock last night from Phila delphia.' ..-.He went directly from the Union station to the Palmer borne. .Only a few minutes before the expio sion he was seen alighting from a v street, car a few blocks awav bv C. S. iBriggsr.of Marion. S. C. , r WASHINGTON. June 3. Wide spread bomb explosions last night, apparently a seauel to the unsuccess ful May Day outrages when infernal mucnines were manea Droaacast irom New York to- government officials and men prominent in public life were believed by officials here to be an other step -in nn anarchist movement w u , Ul ...... U11.UI1U.LU KU- ernment in the United States, rumors of which were said to have been call-, ed to the attention of members of congress and department of justice officials months ago. ' Evidence that the plot was careful ly planned was. contained in a pam phlet found at the home of Attornev General Palmer, whose house in the fashionable section here was partly wrecked bv' a bomb, giving warning that' ''a, time has come when the so cial Question's solution an be dclav- FISH NEWS Salmon ; .- is rather scarce but : .we are receiving :" nice shipments from the Rogue River ' . -the large Red Chi ' nook that bake so ' good. Medford Fish Market ed no longer; class war is on nnd cannot censo but with a covinMe vic tory for the iiiUrnntinntil proletar iat." -, "AnnrclitsUo K;hters" Tho pamphlet, one of o large nnni her scattered about after the bomb which had been intended lo destroy Mr. Palmer prematurely exploded and blew to bits the author of the crime, was signed ''The Anarchistic Fighters." It undoubtedly was in tended as n signal to show the reign of terrorism was on. , ' Although apparently . intended lo do greater dun.age. tho latest bomb explosions, from a standpoint of loss of life, appeared to have been but lit tle more successful than those of Mnv Ibtv.l Fatalities resulting, as reported todav. were confined to the plotter himself nt the Palmer home and to New York. -where from one or possibly three persons were killed. In that ease as here the bodv or bodies were so badlv scattered it was im possible to determine just how many corpses were involved. . Affainst Public Officials The homb plot Inst night, as in the Mav Dav. was directed in a nmioritv of cases against public officials, men who have been active in suppression of organized lawlessness. As there was little difference in the time be tween the explosions with the excep tion of that in Washington, the po lice nnd government agents believe the bombs were to be timed to explode nt about the same hour. The fact that wearing apparel and anarchistic literature Were found nt the Palmer home indicated to the police that the bomb exploded just as the dynamiter took it from the suitcase under the front entrance to the building. This premature disnrrnmrewent of plans explained why the explosion hero was so much ahead of those in New York Philadelphia aud elsewhere. Copies of the unniphlot bearing the caption "Plnm Talk" are in posses'. sion of the police and department of justice officers nnd mav possibly fur nish the only elno lo tho identity of the plotters. FHII.AP10LPI11A, Juno 3. The automobile used by the man who bombed tho embolic . church wae found early today abandoned In Knir mount park. The car had boon stolen. Tho police are searching for cluos to the Identity of Ilia man who was killed In exploding a bomb' at the home of Attorney General Palmor In Washington. Rombtr From Ttaly WASHINGTON1. June 3. Tho po lice would not reveal the Identity of the man killed, but they felt confi dent Information thev had gathered would lead quickly to tho apprehen sion of his associates, who thoy be lieve also were responsible tor the May day bomb plot. The anarchist apparently was of Italian birth and parentage. , By a strange freak of the explo sion, the man's hat remained Intact. On the sweatband was inscribed the name of "DoLucn (Brothers, Hatters, 919 South Eighth street, Philadel phia." . CHICAGO. June 3. Possibility that some of the alleged radicals taken in a raid several dnvs ago were concerned in the widespread bomb plot was advanced today us the rea son o explosions took place here Inst nu-ht. Of th- score of men nr- resled in I lio miiU eight now awniliiig deportation. After first reports of explosions special guards were Dittoed about homes of several public men here, Watchman Killed NKW YOliK. Juno One man was killed and several men and wo men had n narrow esonpe onrlv todav l..m ., Immli placed nt n bnsemeni entrance to tho home of Judge Charles i Knit of general sessions court ex plnded! The front part of the Ntt residence was blown out and houses nenrbv on Fast Sixtv-tirst street were damaged. Judge Nolt wits nwttv from home.. -.Mrs. Nott. who was asleep on the second floor, wits tm William Noehner. a private watch man, was b own to nieces, parts oi his bodv being found half . a, block from the scene of tho explosion, lie was identified bv bis two sons from onrticles of bis clothing nnd n ring of kovs. For the hist ten vetirs linen nor bus been employed its watchman for n number of private dwellings in the neighborhood of Judge Nott s home. rittstmrti Is Visited PITTSBURG. June 3. A cordon of policemen and detectives was thrown around Pittsburg todav jn nn effort to apprehend tho perpetrators of the two bomb explosion in iltttoreul see lions of th citv. The otitrnues were directed, against Tinted States Dis trict Jndgo W. II. S. Thompson ami W. W. Sibemv, chief inspector of tho bureau of immigration. No one was injured. ,. . llontb Catholic Church PlIir.AOKU'llIA, June 3. An- GAMEL Cigarettes meet your taste in many new and unusual ways. 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" thtiritics mv iuvcNligiiling Hie homb exnlotiions which Into lust night bud lv damaged the rcctorv of n Citthnlic church and rcsidoiien of n ioweler. Three persons were injured, una se riottsjv, t)pe mutt bus been itrroslml. Tho front of the church wits town nw'ttv and a woman mid n girl passing bv were' in lured, An aged woman was in hired when the interior of Ihc leweler's hooitso wits wrecked, Clevelauil Mayor 1 Cxnipes ' Cr.KVFI.AND. Ohio, .lutiu' 3--Po-lice of Cleveland, Columbus mid other cities todav imi Ncui'ltitig for two men believed to hove pluuted a homh nt the homo 'of Muvor llitrrv Ii. Davis lale hist night. No one was iitimvd. . Tho bomb was planted iindhr n cel lar window, nnd the explosion was so terrible that it tore out priietieiillv tho entire north side' of the house. Windows in iiinuv houses for several blocks were broken." Mavor lliivis was seated on lite lituil no Hie iiniiohilii, side uf Hie house with his wil'u nnd Hcventl friends when the explosion occurred. flllOVIE STAR SHOOTS SELF WITH BLANK CARTRIDGE I'OltTI.AXI).' Jstnl. 3, I.eluu.1 Tnhhs, 'J3 vein's old, ml cxli'a man In a. motion pielttio coiupnttv whieh Is t'ilmiiig it historical nitty near hero, accidentally shot himself in ,11111 hip with a blank cartridge and a revol ver Sunday night, Tuhbs put I he re volver itguiiiNt his hip nnd pulled Ihc trigger, lie tltoiiulit (lie weapon wits unloaded. The wiiddiug which held in the r-owder, inflicted ti J'lesh wiiitpd in I lie bin. v General Aqullar Arrives. . I.AUKIH), Tex.. Juno 3.-leiiornl Conditio Agtiiltir. Moxicitn minister of fore!in relittioiis, arrived onrlv to day nt Nnevo liiii'eiln, oiniiiMilii here, on bis wiiv lo WtiKliiiiuloii IVntii Mex ico t'ilv, i- uii- .. - -u .L" i- -i-ui - ner-awwiM GX C , in the , -TV CI Stomach Fttnir rinniach (honrthiirnl, HolehtnR, Hwellllig and full Keeling, to fra l lion t ly oomnlnlnud of utter itiniili re lieved in Two Minutes. . Almottt In taut relief from Pains In tho Htoin noll cuuiod by undlKuatud food. ON 110 OAYH' SENT FREE ItlAIi Bond loo for PoHttiKO and War Tax. nuiiio and iiddrom, and wo will suiiu you on approval our stomach prep aration, Jo-io, tor DO.days, at which time you uro to aoud it 1 1.00 ir ro tum the unused portion It not pot ted lv BlttlMf lod. AdilroHNt llnllliiKhMiil Choiiitrnl Co., ItellluuhHiii, Wii.lt. Ladies and children urged to attend Matinees Mat. 2. Eve. 7:15 Adults 25c. Children 10c 1 wm pri m i Regardless of its cost, will be shown at popu lar prices. , ( Booked for Four Days Can only be run Three .Days WED.-THURS.-SAT. Come early -only 1200 seats. Special Musical Interpretation, Miss Flora Gray. A lighted match showed that she was very pretty ti iifin .Hi ii i i ittUf i in i iw'i iii sum I curtrtiWiTi l miti sit tmmm mmm They were alone together . . .' It was the wiching hour of midnight, the croon of the night wind and murmur of the wave3 gainst the rocks that hid them from the huge Bummer hotel were the music to which she had'been skipping over the sands when first he saw her. They were truants, these two, runaways from the treadmill of life. . He had called and asked if he might join in her revel.... Something in his voise reas suredher. So they ran, and swam, and talked. Finallyrv-VI dare you to dive off that rock," she said. When he came back she was gone. He had failed to learn her name or whence she came. . - . , He haunted the beach nightly, without avail. She was the'first woman, handsome, wealthy Roger Sloan had ever really wanted and failed to interest. . , He often passed her in the hotel corridors, but her maid's uniform and averted face masked her. Of course he finds her . , . Thus begins the story of Marie, the mystery girl from Nowhere, heroine of "A Midnight Romance!' Adapted from the story by Marion Orth,' author of , "The Price of a Good Time" and other photoplay hits DIRECTED BY LOIS WEBER' ' The world's greatest woman director- ., -i i-. ANITA with Dainty : i -11 1, STEWART as Marie, the mysterious beauty from nowhere, ! . maid-servant by day, a dream in silks by night - , "' , - ONE OF THE MOST FASCINATING ROMANCES OF , THE SCREEN LAVISHLY STAGED! MAGNIFICENT GOWNS! " MYSTERIOUS! r t
