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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJNE,' MEDFORD. OREOON", TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1023. PAGE Fin 1 1 claim FORCESBOMBED OWN PROPERTY t Berate effort to stem the tide of' (defeat, they nre reortiiiB " thee tlunni'oru tni'tics. ' The "iiulitical honibiiiBs" Im'kuii: January i6. when "iiineaiiplen" were exploded almost pimuHuiie-j ouMy at the humes of my romp-! i miller Kilrmtirria and Dr. W. K. , i Heed, TlH'liipson ally. February. I IK a lioinli did much damage to I the underlaklne e8t:il)ll.shmen and; livlim iiuarlein of Municipal JudKe lohn A. Bharbaro. I Two iluyn later a bomb l-x-j i uloded at the apartment house; on the coast, the trip helm; made I by airplane from Iteiio, Nov., his air tour of the country. on i A committee .id. 'it by Seely Hall and consisting of the past com-i mandei's of Medford post was i appointed to make arrangements for the rei-eption onOpnl.s. q Tlie Itoc Si-A: leade m trainilo; course, wliich starts April 2. w.is I unonunced by Scout Executive lletcher, who stressed the need of leal men to head this worthy movement ill behalf of the Am.ii-J can boy, Colonel Moshberuer. member of' .the state aid eonimisjiion. was !a record breaker for atlendanee. . d or ., fl,w r,.,arks. as e 11 a t o r Ueneen-Judse , with over ir.il ineiuliers Ineaent . v .,,,f, Davis of til In Governor Race ATTENDANCrSET AT LEGION MEET The American 1-eKlon meet- i it. ..f Ijiwivni-f Cuneo. ler ' . ... siiual secretary of date's Attorney j inB at the armory mat nlKht was n: ii.ii i i, n nn n o nina y Dm iiuillJauii 3 niub Crowe. t Tin. EXDlainS Bombing aS "aft Hwaniion liomtiinBs lat nlKhtfrom nil parts of the county. It Spanish-American war vets. marked the first use or uumm was a snappy session wun inemi , An , (ol. ., !,,, . Of Political TriCk tO DlS-lnRalnst members of the Kroui op.0f business and entertainment on I ( ,.,. ut UIU.e llIul lu ,. iposltiK the .Thompson-Crowe fac-;ihe evenltiK s proBram. and at the next election was made rretlit CltV Adm n Stra-iUon- ' " , r"":" , "-- Commander liromley. who em LICIUI w I l J nuitiiiiioii a i meetiuB adjourned to enjoy the . . CHICAGO, Mar. ':.. ue-1 (l,Pd . un by tllo Ladies' Aux- , ..i" . ........... ...,...' IwarilB tor the aneBt anil oonWcllon (iiluT the armory mess hall. : , o ,I)H,,rllI ',',,, ,.mZcns tu of anyone connected with the Of chief interest to an was me ,u,Uve nuercst In tlio tion Mwe Violence Feared. Is bombing last nipht of the homes announcement by 1 o s t Corn- problems of Rovernmcni. of Charles S. Denee'n, United States mander liromley that the l;;M YOU iPa(., ,ul ri. ln. f .f n mrnniT re- iiieuiov sini, i u i. i a ui ' "Vol vote," was the admonition of lb commander. A vnluable belt decorated with badges and InsiKltia from the vv-.vsuivr.TriV March 27. tPl .... v. n ... i ,,.i imliro John ! been leached and passed, the Senator Heneen of Illlndls at- A. Swanson, candidate for the re- i present imure being 535 This ! ni,n,.n nomination for state's at- announcement was mooted withi tr UUtcU t ie U.miDIIlK OI ins uumtii --- invnev. were Increased to SlD.UUt I., Chl..i.R Inet nitrlll In the DO- I . " . i I... .11 I r.... ....I,, ....... !.. I tv.i litieal fluht in progress there for tm? iapl HllBhe. commissioner hours- time Wednesday morning 1 Jurd l"1 ','v t-ou"'v u')"e control of the Cook county I.e-' n,,arA u reward of S50UO to "nion up"- and increuso the iO"ia t-- "" ' publican machine. , addition to that of S1O.000 an- I fiBU -In my judBmenl. he suid here i nounced aBt niRht by Robert K. today, -the bombing of my home (-rowe, present state's attorney, last night Is the . work of the .- T)le new reward olfer came just ot'Banizeil and protected criminal i (;oorKp j.- o. Juhnson, I'nlt- classes of C h I c a b o und Cook j efl stllte9 aiatrict attorney, had an member present do his bit dur- county in tneir aesperaic cnori 10 1 nouncC(i that the federal govern-; inE this final week of the con lo'tiUU by .March 31, i, seas as a lieu i ross niiir.. . linal wind up of the Medford- : ,s ""', Uoseburs contest. A fine . "el post. This iKdt was ma 1, spouse resulted from this appeal. y trom ,lu "",K' - ,' ., . ,i ....! B.i'en her by many woundc-d men lie mm imucnicn ...... , . . ,,,,. no iiirM-iii... i.t-i ...... u.u retain pujlttcal control of the city j ment waa powerless to investigate and county." t i tl e homliinK outra'tes. The law I made it strictly a matter for the , CHICAGO, (Mnrch 27. lPI The j gta(0 hc mMi despite the fact that fifth and sixth "political bombs" t)e DeCen home was the official Bince January 2G were exploded residence of a senator liiionlv oeloie last mldnlsht. One was aimed at the home of. United States Senator Charles S. Dcneen. The other was thrown in an at tempt to assassinate the Lleneen candidate for stale's attorney. li.H.-n I..I... A ft.vnnufui of the ClSenatoTDeneen, who had ,u-1 PORTIXftOrT.Mar. S7.-W l,..i,.o the funeral of the nun- Cnttlo and calves steady: no re- dered Diamond Joe Esposlto -ch- IcolptK. ' - i.... I,.,.. .... -.e.i I.....I, in ! Hobs steady; receipts Washington. His sister. Miss i direct. '.,,.. Florence lieneen, and a maid. I ,K"C"'' '"ul '"""l""0"115 ' were alone in the house when the i Vlli" ' l THE Wnins sik'nia of their various outfitH in the lutt war befor aHinK Intu t.-t . tnilfnl-ll nut ill'Ol the top and 'assure u decisive " "' bi-yoiid." -K'nKj if N i .MkK V'Mfi, e. ' Aia:! . i (. . . :'.Jff ;V -iM FH to do this HtirfaciiiK In l'.-'S. No in- work 1m bciim . KotU-ra! aid inmiiy will 1m ullot ti'd to Wa.H'o cminty for hitildinj; at Maui'in. Tht county aad l'tdiral i6 'iiivrrnnu'iit will rath l'a ait km i . A . A . . Woo Hail ii will l nhkiMi to tuKe TnOnrRfllHr A lwn i nh ncnH tl. Vm-mc ue a menace 10 name. i Mrs. Lucille Ii. llray was granleil j .. ,, ... 'tin. three yeuis' concession toi l-OKI I. AMI, Ore . Mar. J.. n ,,.,, rlims . ,.;,, ;,.at .ark -Construction of a new bri.0 ,U ()1'( orown trail. over llie rtnp.iila river ;it .Sells- I The matter of nultlillB si!Veral ! Inn-!, on the l)nilnltei.l.iK.rt high. until led bri,li;cs was passed lo a; way, was orilere,, toi.av by .he j '"i,. fact that Iho .-..,.- ! slate hiuhwav comtnlsslon. 1 lie ! .1:,. ... ...ivertlse lu their conn- i i bridge lmirov.'tnetit district unil ty newspapers the proposals lor liouglas couiiiy u ill pay 411 per , hi lilies, the bids received for luie i c"'. of the SK.T.lii'ii cost. Hie fed- and Tillamook county work were! era! novcruiiient the rest. The returned unopened. The counties; Something You Should a Read . (oiinty aiiii district will maintain 1 the run-' Ti e plans tor the. bridge aru ready. I'Pon .eotlest of .IiuU:e Mast of t'ocs county the stale bridge enl will advertise tind let the cuntracis. I Other bids1 opened this nimiilii- ! were lor malllteiiiilice materials for j the. Hiverton - Cniitillle - Hoffman 1 hriitue section, section of the Rouse-! 41 Mrs. Hanora E. Jones ; Los Aturrli's. Calif.- "I havi rc- niiimcndcd Dr. nicdlt-lnPs ; ' i ti many famllirs with mn rt- salts, iiiid thht proplr thinis very i- highly itf them. Ah un all around , ton it- Mr. l'h-rro'! ' lohlon Milk-al , ' tisoovt't y run'L be heal. When 1 neer was ordered to prepare tho velt and ire. Coos llay ltosebnr-'; phi!!' for n brid ; aeroKS Cis r.ay liinliways; for a bridge over Srho- j at Kast Side. This would be tlono field river at lieedsport, and for so thai the plans eau be presented const rtu tins a number of building to tlip war department With formal at UUirande for une of the highway i nripliealion to build the bridue. I denartnienl. This ufternoou a com- feel nnuluwn, I take a few botib'H ! JmlKe Mast told the commission I mittee :ipprro before the com-1 ond find ft a wonderful help."- that in -nu the bridge Ik instituted I mission aUInK tliat bond issue be i ruuiom i.. jum-Jt. .o,we away f.om the route otlhe present I made hooii fur iho completion t n(l;mit ArattKM ..fttr ferry the county will resume charge . the Roosevelt highway. . ; n..,,. ii(.v....'u vi...ii....i nirtv.,v ,. , .. . i -in tablet or . liiiuiil- form, or .semi l-.slablishninn of, .... . k . ,,.,.,, ... In prospect, picrcc's Clinic, in 1 tuff ill). X. V. victory over the "broccoli bud- 7110. all Two leading candidates for tho .l e. " ah indication. oint o n K1"" a rlslnB vole of thanks for J'epunucan gubernatorial nomina- a. o,A 1 Con"i,?i';'-,'MV' vinuable inonien,, on in West Virginia are lawyers. Saturday nluht ' lof tho orIt! WlU"' whirh Wl" 1 Thc arc H Ry Waugh, top, of A report 'of the convention j ' the arehiveH of Medford Buckhannon, judge, of the 20th commission by chairman Paul i,wt- j circuit court, and William G. McDonatc indicated that the uusi-i m iiuiiiiikuii-u - nrsa houses 6f Medford had uiven ' nifiht's mertintf was "I'rinee wplendid support to the convn-UiiKolo of the Isle of C.unno, who tidn and that the budget wasfiivoied tho post with an enter overRUbscribed. ' "All details ofltninment number in whleli he was tho rnm-pniinn nre makintr excel- nbly assisted by D. A. Collier. lent nroKress." said McDonald. The "prince.'1 who in real life and we are looklmr forward to : la Karip uavis. me popular un- the best state convention in his-; nouncer of the present ferry niter the road Is completed. The slate now op erates the ferry. County .latino Sehanuop of Pendleton was told that tho commission will advertise I t.oon for bids tn surface the high way between Pkiah and l.aztnkn rmich. There VIII he 12 miles In this project hut It is not new work, the state having pledged last year r.M'.LS CTTY.- hi'ee factors' here bomb yhattorcd the front porch of the two-story frame structure. Windows within the block were broken. Twenty minutes later one of two men in a closed car hurled a bomb directly at the automobile wlhich .1 urine Swanson was driv ing Into his parage. Tho bomb missed the car, exploding near; the front of the Swanson home j und doing some damage. , The Swanson home is a block from the residence of (ieorge K. O. Johnson, United States district attorney, who said federal action would be taken in view of tljfj fiiivernment angle involved, the iJeneen home being the official home of an officer of the Cnited Stales. State's Attorney (leneral Oscar Carlstrom, who like the federal district attorney, Is closely aligned with the Deneen group within the Itepublican party, was expected to institute an Investigation of hhj own. , i iiiu.' Illinois law. Carlstrom has oower to suoersede the stale's attorney, who Is Robert K. Crowe. 2Ptye; 11)8 crop IStff llic; a leader In that Republican fac- tract. Kuggles Oc. llt.n n.mnulni' tho llnn..n .-1-l.lin B 1 I JS to t h e f a I 111 er ! PrK!uec PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 7. P Wholesale prices: BUTTHU, standard prime firsts half cent lower; Portland dairy exchange, net wholesale prices: Cubes, extras 44t; standard 4c; prime firsts 42V&c; firsts 42c. Creamery prices, prints 3c over cube standards. 1XKJS steady; fresh standard extras 'J4c; fresh standard firsts 21c: fresh medium, extras 2 1 e; fresh medium firsts 1 Sc. I'riccs to retailers lie over exchange prices. Association - selling prices: Extras 2Hc; firsts J3c; medium 23c; un dersized 20c. NUTS steady. Walnuts 19r'J9c nlmnnds lIO'-IKe; peanuts 1 0 ,i! c. HAV steady. Buying prices: Kastern Oregon timothy $JU.fi0f(? 21: do valley $1 S (fj 1 S.f.O ; alfalfa $ixffi 18.r0; oat hay SM.&04il5; straw $!.;io per ton. Selling prices $2 a ton more. CASCARA bark steady, 7c lb.; Oregtm grape root 1 t 4c. HOPS steady 1927 crop 2 1 f i cun- Judge Swanson and State's Attor ney Crowe are seeking nomination for the office Crowe now holds. 'I ne election is two weeks from today. The bombings occurred on the night when both sides had begun ihc.r final drive for votes by con centrating the canipniKns in Chi cago. Judge Swansiin h 1 a in e tl lb.? bombings on "conditions as they exift in Chicago." "Law enforcement has been mmou'tely broken down," he said 4(Ic: sta tion; 47c track; 50c f.o.b. Port land. POULTRY steady. Heavy hens 24ff25u; light lSA'JOc; springs 20 fa21c; broilers 23ff( 2fc: Pekin white' ducks 30c: cohved nominal; turkeys, alive 25?i27c. ONION'S steady, local. $2.50(3 per cwt. POTATO KS teady 75c $1.25 sack. of to !.' bi ought down the house wi f clever dialect Collier also Conley, bottom, of Charleston, former secretary of state, 4 KANSAS CITY, Mar. 27. (Pi The Kansas City division uf the ltrotherhood of Steeping Car Por t e i'h bega n taking a st ri kc v ot o today, Ashley L. Pott-n, assist ant general organizer, ahnou nee d. Nun-member porters also are par- thi' station KM ED ith his Seely Mali, stato chairman of clever dialmt Collier also made aerohauttcM. gave a fine talk on ' ",l "h th-ipming in the voting, lie wild. aviation and urged Medford posl iiiinerio uimnunn uu-m uUuv to help put over the improvement personnel ot .Meuroro posi. j xkw YORK. Mar. 27 (fl) C.eiio program planned for the local air I Henry Fluhrer introduced hli Tunney. ivorbPs heavyweight port. He told of the splendtd tarton's dance band which will J t haniion, will be placed on the work which Is being done by piay at the legion dance next ' ineligible lint in New Vurk unless legion posts In' Salem. Ttoseburg, Saturday night and the balance, no a,.(.,vnis by next Tuesday one or Astoria and other points through- Qf tho evening's program wnsa t,f die three "lop" cliallenges out the state to give their com- j taken up by these clever musi- j now on file here, (he New York munltlCH adequate landing fields j tians, who put over their mint- j state athletic commission announc and called for volunteers to meet! hers in fine sh.ir. generously re- j (Ml today. The "top" challenges in at tho Medford field . Sunday J ponding to repeated encores. . jthc order named are from Jack morning to work on the local following the entertainment Sharkey, Turn llcency and Johnny Improvement program. A largo ,lol.ffrn)n u "feed" was enjoyed in : Kisko. numoer signiueo ineir iiiwimun ln0 armoiy dining room, wiiiun . of being present. WUM crowded to capacity to ac-! Commander Dromley announced ,.oninujate the large crowd of the coming visit of National Coni-:jll(,n nn(1 out-of-town legion and mander Spafford on April x, ana liuxii!u.v niembers present. ; ASTORIA. P.ids asked for con st met lug Flfdihawk -Jewell section til' NVhuh-iu inad. stated that planned for a big reception was J RKICDSPORT. New road over I'lddle crueW hill is well under way. r 144p'age, illustrated Fia'ntin Guide Everything for Ih MtrrMf ul V Smn-rturMry atork. fl. ale, with many tprll tlraclively priced o(far. SEND FOR Y0URS.U 'The Hortleultural Df pari ment iiore" Corner 6tAvr.0-Wetttk -Sctttlt Inntenil of rlannfrou!i PMirt Hnpres imntii tnlteeal'e, mil-1 turdfMi' vi-ucuib!i NATURE'S HEPlEtiY and ftct tid - f tl.a howtsl poiiiont tint cuuuft thn trtnibl. Nothir.j like tft tor bili?uimM. tick hon! vohas, md conmJpa'.toti. AcU (UoaMntly, Wjvct uripi. Only 1!.V. Make the Urtt Conlgftt the legion chieftain! NKYV YORK. Mar. 17. lP) 1)1- i ii which all posts of southern rectors jtf the Hank of America, xy- oregon and northern Califorina cently acquired by A. P. Oiannlni. Heednport- Contract lei for In would be invited to pajtifliao i head of the Rancitaly cn-ration, j bailing ,MV water sysleni. . The visit will be a signal honor jvtday voted to increase the capital) ' for tho local post, a i this iji ;Hfciueture of the Institution to up- iimiway i.o-openmve creamery j i Dunmni; ami piuui oeivig eurargeo. : Com.'inindi'V Spurford's .frt Kthp proxlmnlcly $(2,000,0l;0. i6 kueommauJcd and Sold by All H feiHoril Tinifftrlrt Porllaud Wheat PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar. 27. P W heat bid: HUB hard white f 1.49; "Crooks and criminals are coddled -,ard white, bluestem, ba irt, fed- and given free reign. One can only expect what happened last night." I lis Republican opponent for , nomination, State's Attorney Crowe, said be was "satisfied that the bombings" were done by lead ers in the 3X-neon forces, and . . done mainly to discredit I Mavor Thompson and myself. I "They realize that they nroj Impelessly defeated, and In a des-j (ration, soft while, western while fl.40: hard winter 1-33; northern spring SI. 34; western red l.31'H; oats No. 1 3C lb., white feed and gray $4 5.50. n Today's car receipts "Wheat 70; barley 1; flour 4; corn 1; oafl 1: hay 3. i Wall Street Report t. 1 ? ' . THE NAIit AND FLAVOR AREEASYTO REMEMBER Goldeid?AVest NKW YORK, Mar. 27. The stock market which has been es tablishing new altitude records al most dally for more than three weeks, went Into a nose dive today as prices crashed " to nearly $20 a share In one of the wildest ses sions In Wall street history. Supporting orders were quickly supplied and about half the gains were recovered In a brisk rally around mid-day. j Trading was conducted at an ; unprecedented pace, more than 1 oun nftu shfirpH ebaneliiir hands In tt.n rit-ut t.f.v knnru With fhrt Hi-Vff 31 minutes behind the actual mar ket nt mid-day. there Vere strong Indications that the day's total sales might cross the 5.000,000 share I mark for the first time in history. The 4.000,000 share mark has been crossed only twice, the first time on March 22 and the serond tim-' 1 in yesterday's record-breaking se I Men of 4.176.200 Fhares. i The reaction In stock k prices i quickly had its Influence on the , price of New York stock exchange i memberships, sale of a seat being arranged today at $360. 00p, u drop 1 of $ If.. 000 below the rird-Vrfe estnblixhi'd yesterday. WEDNESDAY RED LETTER DAY lO'X&H. STAMPS FREE Just Bring Your Stamp Book The Only Requirement You do not have to make a purchase M. M. Department Store Double Jj&C Stamp on All Purchases Wednesday Come and See. 'the Big New Shipment of Beautiful Fremiums Just Arrived . A Great Gala Day of New Summer Goods and Choice Bargains at Medford's Most Popular Department Store ' Women's Dresses S9.89 Wonderful array of Sprinft loesses, valued up to 15. nt tlit- very low prii'e of 9.80 Plain or printed crepes. , Kver Kendy Sanitary Aprons, l-'ull size, bound edt,'es, woYen tops. Very speeial for Wednesday Ke;;iilar "Me. Special tomorrow - 29 Double stiinips on all pureliases tomorrow. New Shipment of Silk Prints in lovely patlerns. Heunliir $2.L'."). Special tomorrow $1.93 New Washable Voiles in floral patterns 39 Av vcij:lil Wool Flannel in blue, recii, rose, orange; 51 inches wide. I(enulnr $:)."(. Speeial Double stamps on all purchases tomorrow. THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE j DOUBLE iwf STAMPS ON CASH SALES Wednesday, March 28 . , RED LETTER DAY . . , l Be sure and visit the Premium Parlor at the M. M. De partment. Store and see the big display of New Premiums and get ' 10 Red Letter Stamps FREE No purchase re(iiired. .lust1 brine; yowrjj Stamp ltook is all you have to do.-! Eemembcr, you get Double H?2C Stamps on cash pur chases Wednesday, Red Letter Day, at the following stores. DO YOUR BUYING RED LETTER DAY M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Ninth Central nt Sixth , ALEXANDER'S GROCERY 131 Wral Mntii Sole Anent fop ltultl Creek Heiiltll KomlH BROWNE HARDWARE l.iliertv DallilhiK JARMIN & WOODS, DRUGS ;M Nnrlh Central OWL DRUG CO. PRODUCTS EMMY LOU HAT 8HOPPE North Central nt Sixth CAMPBELL CLOTHING CO. K- 105 Bant Main 8t. GREENE & SHORES ' SERVICE STATION ' Blxlli nnl Klvemlcln Double Stnnum on Crank Case Service Only MEDFORD BOOK STORE Oniplete Office Outfitters SI North Cuntrnl COLONIAL BAKERY j Zll RiiHt Main . - MODEL MEAT' MARKET' 11 South Central MILDAY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Crnterlati llulUlliig j) Down the St. Lnwrcnce nnd i across the Atlantic on a ciant Canadian Pacific liner - then thrill after thrill in England,' Belgium. Holland. Germany,' Friinre Switzerlunil. Allstri.l. V British Isles. Your own friends; personal escorts; fin est service. Get literature with complete details of 69 Tours! Infornttition Rlailly on Canndiiinlj 'ACitic Cruise Kmintl the world bouili Africa Miadi(erianeanjj V Jt W lr In. Canadian Pacific !: 1 W. RDesLCon-GeriUqent -Passr Depn 55Third Si.Ponland Multnomah Hotel Jil(. ; Coiiuiwit 1'iirifiV Travrlltri C.hriiun Good Iht tt'orW Ovtr ' "3" Eggs Eggs I pay one cent premium for clean white standard . eggs (candled basis). H. S. BOISE 126 W. Main. Phone 805 Children's Fancy Ribbed Hose Children's Fancy Ribbed 1 lost Fancy EiiRlish Prints - Medford's Leading Store Since 1894 ' BARGAIN BASEMENT DOUBLE STAMP DAY TOMORROW o j 23 ; .-15- Pay Less Dress Better TO Women's I'atent Strap I'ttnips. Speeial $1.98. $2.28 to $3.48 Men's Oxford. Special $3.45 to $3.98 McCall Printed patterns C. A. MEEKER, Manager , Make Home Sewing Easy They are Ljere for Spring (Si III! Bum, feiUiiiffl When you tell your friends to meet you at the MANX, jij you make "no mistake. . Here you will find a hotel "Ju3t a llttlo bcttoi.-' Our every effort la for your comfort and convenience. You will like our beautl- , fully furnlshod roonni, the dlBtillctt running Ice wator In every room, tho nerr. Ice and the artistically docoratcd lobby. Itatoi are roaBonable, too. We welcome you! HOTELMM ' POWELL ST. "OTARRELL SAN FRANCISCO
