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!37il SEP MTffiiwRTi yrrm TttrBrrsrn. wnPFOftp; ftKPPW Tnrft&rVAY.- m.w s. "ia. H BILL DEFEAT IS ;FEAR FOR SAFETY RELATE DEWS 164 ILEUM : OF NEW YORKER OF U S. PASTOR'S . IN mm DEATH IN CHINA OVERCOME MAXACTA. Nicaragua. May 3. At Wuh two Ain'itian (iiij)Pn known to have been Mown up ty rebels, fear for the stiffly of ihe nitsini; New Vorker who wait ui one of them, increased today. ieortfe Ji. Mathull. nv-Mani maiKiK. of the l-il.uz y I-o An irele mine, w us wild ly Ansiftam Manager Johnson to have he.-n r-pppn taker? prisoner hy the rcbeht at rUI vCj funeral AuKUstino Kindino'. or D 1 ers- I" was Kent to the insurgent rSrlla i t-aler'M headquarters which were . understood to he nomewhere in the IDGntSry TcMQlC AVOlOed; mountain reKlon of the department lirisade headquarter wild they hoped to get further information House Re verses Stand ,, On Equalization Fee and McNary-Haugen Win Test Vote for Present. : .nnrornlnir VIt-HimU i,n, tfltcl lie WA8IHSOTON e- , .- day -,,, :.UI In ..roa-re... 1UI llllilh ....... 1- FIIAXGIIAI. -May 3. tX Kive southern Kuldier killed lr. Walter V, Sfyimiur, Presliyttri;ui inih-lnn-:try at Tininu. as he koukM to close Ihe fc-rilen of the mission aKafnxt thfir Intru-ion according lu a stoty told h-ie today by- hln widow and l K. Ianie, another tiilNniotiaiy. Mr-. .-'' mour and Mr. Kant' arrived in Shanghai today itfter a two days trip atop a box car from TVinltitf. Karnes :iid that nfter Seymour had fallen the soldiers succeeded In unttariliic the heavy wooi ltii pate and entered the coin pound. They robbed the !;ody and departed. Dr. Seymour wan buried Ihe fol lowing day. April 1 T. in the intw- tdon cemetery w hile a battle THE YEAR 1 927 WASinXGTO.V, May 3. rpj Aviation accident during 1527 cost 161 live and resulted in injuries to H9 other persons. A summary for the year, the first of lu kind ever to be ma'!?, was Riven out today by the aeronautic branch of the commerce depart :;M'n:, which he-an last year the duty of invefltifULlinK every serious 21; do valley $1501556; alfalfa $191 1. 50; oat hay lS.50tflti; straw 19.50 per ton. SMI in prices . a ton more. CA5CAKA BARK Steady, Tc 1 lb.: Oregon crape root 1 Mc. J3IDS to th fanner: .MILK steady, raw milk (41 $2.5$ cwt. f o b. Portland. Butter frtt meady. 40c tuition: 41c track: 43 & 44c fob. Portland. POl'I.TKY steady. Heavy hens 24c lb.: lipht 15i0c: broilers 17 r 35c: Pekin white ducks lc; col ored nominal. Turkey, alive ONION'S Steady, local $t.T5i ?.?5 per cwt. POTATOES Steady. T5c Q $1.25 nack. WOOL Steady. Eastern Oregon 33 f 40c: A-alley medium 43c: coarse Jc. Mohair: I-onc staple 4 3c: do short 3Sfj43c: burry 1 7c; kid ;Sc. FIRED Tl :? OF GIANTS RAPS ! urty 9 eundaid bearer next f'o i v ember. I This effort for party harmony ' was illustrated auala' last nifiht , when Jese II. Jones, of Houston, who won the convention for his ' home state, requested that contests between Smith and Jones cohorts be avoided in the Texas precinct conventions. Do You CouhV Appetite Waning? Then Read This NEW YORK. May 3 A Oust ed as treasurer of the National Kxhibttion company which oper ates the New Vcik Giants. Francis X. McQuade today threatened legal proceedings. McQuade, still the third It shuttered lines. porters of the MoNury-HaURen fur in relief bill today defeated their opponents In the find skir mish of the day by a vole of 159 to 119. The vote came on an amendment by Kepresentu t i v e swell, democrat, Louisiana, to eliminate a section of the measure. While the section contained no reference to the equalization fee, A.iwell desired to .triko it out be- I cause it wuh Identical with the sec- i ond section of the bill which yes- ! tTday had been adopted by a vote ! of 141 to 120 as a substitute to the first section of the McNary ll.iUKn measure. I have been sent to the minitiK dis- trict. I The mines are quite n distance ; inlnud from the east coast and very i difficult of access. It is impos- sible to reach them by an overland i march. Itivers furnish the only t means of access. , The murines, therefor, will have an exceedingly difficult task in reaching the mines. Prigade head quarters, however, believes that ad ditional facts about the rebel dep redations would be available with- I In a few days. 4 I Port land W heat air disaster. I POHTLANO. ore.. May 3. It was noted In the figures that Wheat: HBlt hard white xt.$9: only six of the two hundred serious -soft white Si. 49; western white accidents last year occurred in , "V 1 .4 S ; hard winter $1.37: northern scheduled flights over air routes. ' hftring $1.3: western red $1.37. These resulted in the death ot six ! Oats No. 2, 36 lb. white feed pilots and one passenger. There ! $46.50. was i were li7 airplanes smashed In the ( Today's car receipts Wheat 10; ! crashes, of which only 34 were gov- i flour 12: corn 6: onts 5: hay 4. Prior to the nationalists depar- ernment licensed planes. lure for the north their comman- i Out of the total death toll, 24 der expressed his regrets to Mrs. I were charged to experimental Seymour over the occurrence but, . flights with planes of untested and the two said today, made little ( novel character. Of the 104 fatal WASIUXOTON, Muy 3 0T The house today temporarily untangled : itself from the most complex par- llamentary situation In years by deciding that its vote yesterday Cgninst the equalization fee pro- vision of the McNury-llaunen bill hnd constituted only un opening wedge ugainst the fee machinery. ! ; Hepresentatlve Mopes, republi can, .Michigan, presiding, held that the Aswell amendment designed to eliminate the fee applied only to the first section of the bill and that other sections of the measure still must be considered by the house for amend ment. The principal fee provisions are In sections other than that already passed upon and as a result the house is faced with the necessity of again pa suing upon the fee. Hepresentatlve Aswell. democrat Louisiana, made no attempt to ap peal from the decision of the chair. The moment this situation was cleared up, the houne again be came entangled in a parliamentary dispute over an attempt to offer the Keicham-Jonea debenture farm hill a a substitute to the sec ond section of the McXury-Hnugen measure. lebate on the nove started at once. Mupes heh! that the Ketcham- I Jones ineitMure was not In order, ; bndi-r house rules, as a substitute to the second section of the Ale- : Kary-llaugen bill. j Hepresentatlve Jones, democrat. ' Texas, then offered section two of the debenture bit) as n substitute Of sections of the McN'nry-Haugen tnrusure, but litis also was ruled out. i While this fight on the fee was piling on in the house Senator Norbeck, republican. South Dakota re in the senate to say thai u irtit bill without Ihe equalization fee would be a "Joke uni! a camou flage." lie told the senate If the house sends over Ihe farm bill without the equalization fee he would vote against It. Chairman Ihrigen of the agri culture committee promised ot pus the bill tonight. He Indicated that he felt the farm bloc had control of the situa tion and proposed to press townrd a finish as rapidly us possible. With only scattering debate the house approved a section to auth orize appropriation of $4n0,ouo.000 for use by the proposed farm board as a revolving fund In an effort to control farm surpluses. .Meanwhile the furtn block drowned out with overwhelming choruses of "noes." repeated at tempt by Aswell to eliminate var ious sections. Another provision adopted would permit the refusal of loans y the board to farmers who fail to observe Its program of planting. MAY STOP USE OF effort to punish the murderers. Karnes, whose home is in Jack sonville, III., said the southerners were overrunning Shuntung by the hundreds of thousands, not only followiiic the roadways and rail roads but flooding the countryside and rivers. Mrs. Seymour will remain In Shnnghal but Karnes will go to Tsingtao to meet other members of the Seymour family who have gone there. it her foreigners are remaining at Tsining and condi tions are comparatively settled, he said. accidents, (he investigations found errors by pilots were the cause of 78 deaths or 4S ts?r cent of the to tal fatalities. Anions licensed pi-'24ft 20c lots 17 wero killed, while among i26c- unlicensed pilots the number killed was S3. . Poultry SAX FRANCISCO. May 3- i-T ( U. S. Pureau of Agricultural Kconomi0 Jiroilers: Leghorn. 1 to 1 lbs.. 29fi 31c; young roosters, colored, over 4 lb.. 46 Si 47c; leghorn hens. ?4 to 3 lbs. 3 i lbs. and over. 24 largest (stockholder in the baseball cor poration, criticized Charles A. . Stoneham's administration of the club's affairs, charging that the president "handled the club's money as ff it were his own, and had no rvgard for the minority stockholders, including myself." All of the officers of the club : except McQuade were re-elected, and Leo J. Bendy, for many years i Stoneham's personal attorney, was named treasurer. i Closing his manifesto, said: Fpoknne, Wash. "I-ftst winter I caught a heavy cold and was all rundown. I lost my appetite and had a deep-seated cough. 1 saw ... i.i '...hli.n Mfdicnl IHrevting his statement to those t " ... u,(Vertlsed in the paper and thought I'd give it u trial. Soon after taking it I felt myself gain ing. I continued to get better and better, not only did it relieve my cough but it was a splendid tonic also and put flesh on my bones. I heartily recommend it to my friends." William Pailholomeu, 2229 Cincinnati St. Your health Is most important to vnn. It is easilv improved. Just 'ask your neurest druggist for this Discovery of Doctor rierce s in nut let or liquid form. Send lc if ymi ish for triul pkg. oi tablets to ir. Pierce's Invhlids' Hotel, Huffalo. X. or write for free udviee if yu feel the need. fighting to ba.ck him for the presi deniial nomination with Texas' forty convention delegates, Jones saul that while he appreciated their efforts he would like again to say that he favored an unin strueted delegation from that state "bin one instructed for strict en forcement of all prohibition laws." AMERICAN GOLF STAR DRAWS HARD MATCH i San Franclt) Bullerfat SAN FRANCISCO. .May 3. THE MARKETS Butterfat 4G S c Sun Francisco "In the near future, by appro priate court action, the public will learn much more about Mr. Stone ham's methods," One story in well Informed base ball circles was that Stoneham had "soured" on McQuade because of a reported opposition of the ex treasurer to the widely discussed trading of Rogers Hornsby to Bos ton for Hogan and Welsh. LONDON. May 3. 0?) fUenna .Collett. former American woman's golf champion, arrived in Eng i land to learn with surprise that I she hud been drawn for her ! opening match in the British McQuade I championship against the defend-i line title-holder, Allle Thion de, 5RESCR1PTI01 TOILCT G00I7 : ijiChaume. ..May 14 at The tourney starts Hunstanton. "I had hoped to meet other players first and play against Mile Thlon later," said Miss Col let te. The American conquered her French rival when they met in the finals of the French wo men's tournament three years ago. i PORTLAND. Ore.. May 3 (T) ; Plans for h-gal action u prevent j use of voting machines in Mult nomah county at the state primary May 1 H, were made at u meeting today at the court house. Among thoe present were said ; to have been 14 candidates. i It was decided to bring Injunc tion prttceedlnua against County; SHANGHAI. China, May 3 (A1) Two planes, one of them a sea plane, flew over Shanghai today and dropped four bombs. They ex ploded in the vicinity of the Shang hai South railway station and among the nationalist warships an-1 chored off the Ktanghan arsenal 1 Two women and two cows were in- f .IvcMork PORTLAND. Oie.. May 3. Cattle and cafves steady: no" ceipts. 'igs steady to weaker, receipts 3 choice $U.rn4i 9.75. Sheep and lambs Sheep steady, fat lambs ? to $2. SO lower: re ceipts 7o. ttinbs 192 lbs. down ) gond to choice $ 1 2 . 2 Ti i 13; do (92 lbs. dnun) medium $10.7(12.21: do. all weights, cull to common S'.t aa-W IH.7",; spring lambs $13. ."io l I 4. f.M. Wall Street Report Major League Leaders TD TACKLE SMITH I. This Drug Store NEW YOltK. May i i Ji i Speculative uneasiness over the credit situation subsided somewhat today and prices moved Irregularly is mnro than a iacc where pre scriptions arc compounded: where toilet and other ncces- I j snries can be obtained when ' SANDWICH. Eng.. May 3. (JP) j 1U.,(,.1. It is n store on which 4G3. i Archie Cnmiwtnn has. tentatively Frisch Cards, ltf. ''accented n rrolf challenne for aiVOUM'Jin UMeiUl tO KCrVC VOU Runs batted in Grantham, Pi- 7.hnl mnrch with lncDnnrild .1 iki.. : nirsea this . ' Hits P. Waner, Tirates: Purdy. .iimmpr Th final necoinnnrp nflWlth winch VOU cnil deal Hi safety; with tlifi knowledge that every article is as repre- t By the Associated Press.) Including games of May 2: National. Ratting Grantham. Pirates, all direct. Slaughter pigs 90 higher as pools tesumed activities 1 3i lb., medium to choice in a wide assortment of stocks. A plentiful supply of call money rates, is. Smith on New York courses this at the renewal figure of 5 per cent j IIits p; Waner- Tirates; Purdy. summer. The final acceptance of and Secretary Mellon's assurance ' llris. 26. lne British professional depepds on that the meeting of federal reserve- Doubles Brown. Braes: Traynor. hi success in the British open governors was without Bpeciu! sig- j Pirates. 7. ( next week for which he is practic- tiifigance and that no Important ac : Tr'lles L. Vaner. Pirates. 4. i ins lon-T hours at the Sandwich tiuti was contemplated in connec- Homers llissonette. Robins. 4. 1 course. tlon with the brokers loaji situa- Sto, n basfs Frisch. Cardinals. 6. j If he follcws up his IS and 17 tion, helped to revive bullish confl- 1 "cning i:iuKe, iui.h, won J. lots victory over Walter Hagen by mak May 3. tPi Clerk Beveridge. Two attorneys, i jured. Thomas Mahoney and J. J. Choss- The planes were believed to be ley were Instructed to take neces-Jfrom the northern cruiser Haichi sary action. Iwhhh was, off Woosmis. The claim would be made that The flight over the international use of the machines is illegal, in ; settlement caused a fiireat commo that there Is no place provided for , tion. displaying a candidate's slogan, as1 They returned unscathed. nrovided bv law on the printed ballot. Another contention was! HARTFOKU. Conn., May that on account of the long ballot I Prixlm!1 PORTLAND. Ore., hob-sale prices: Bl'TTKR Steady. Portland dally exchange net w h o prices: Cubes, extras 41e prime firsts 39c; Motor shares were Heavily bought ; on reports of large current earn-! fugs. General Motors leading the , advance with a gain of four points, i e s a I e Chrysler mounted to a new hteh stan- i level in antlcination of a record-1 : breaking first quarter report nfter , Triples- i itomers- Ainericnn. Hatting Kress, Browns, .400. Runs Ruth, Yanks, 20. Runs hatted in Meusel, Yanks, Hits J. Hewell. Indians, 2S. Doubles Meusel. Yankees, 9. Regan, Red Sox, 4. -Ruth. Yanks. 5. Stolen bases Barrett. White 5. Pitching Pennock, Yankees, 4, lost 0. ing an impressive showing in the ( British championship, he plans to ; enter the I'nited States open. If I he is in the United States he will m he glad to play Smith, he said. j" sentetl; and sold at a fair price. Medford Pharmacy The Reliable Store (t u-mil.l lift n.pi.mrt' 1 1 mill lite laurr j lever of a voting machine twice. which wool drecord the voting of two person. The county recently piirchaned a number of machiueH to he used In i;irt of the irecini't. HARTFOKU. Conn., May 3. Pi The democratic state convention today endorsed the candidacy of (inventor Alfred K. Smith of New York for tile presidency by adopt lne a resolution pledging its dole gate to vote for him until the gov ernor himself shall release It from the ohM'-ration. dnrils ati'-ic; firsts 3,c. Creamery prices; . the close of the market. I'rlnts Sc over cube standards. i The clositiK was firm. Prices of Stolen bases riarrett. White So, K;r;s Steady. Fresh standard I Southern rails boomed toward the extras .-ac: iresn stanoaru iirsts w-tndup and carried along some of ' 1 ncning I'ennock, Yankees, won Uc; fresh niediuui extras 23 u: the coalers. Chesapeake and Ohio fresh medium firsts !:'ic. I'rlces and Atlantic Coast Line rose 5'i to retailers 2c over exchange . points each and Southern Railway i prices. Association selling prices: jand Delaware and Hudson three. Kxtras 2iic: firsts 25c; medium 24c I Profit taking was noted In some undersized 20c. of the earlier strong industrials in i the democratic party won at the NITS Steady. Walnuts 16I .eluding Ueneral Motors, but many I polls. ;2?c; almonds 20-7 Stir; peanuts 10 ! new points of strength cropped out i Observers todnv n In the TVin. pecans .ia n i.e. j among the specialties. lels' statement the first tangible prices: Total sales approximated .1,500,- evidence of a cry within the ranks ItKKD DKCI.IVKS OFFKU (Continued from Page One) 11 1 lc; 1 1 A Y - Kust" nns :i ii i : -Steady. Buying Oti-gon timothy : o. no fi :nnn. nniplelH jigreement the WAITS 15 YEARS TO EAT FRIED ONIONS "After 15 years I eat anything I ; want even fried onions. Adlerika ended gas and sourness, nnd I en i joy life now." Mrs. L. Branton. Just ONK spoonful Adlerika re-, ; lieves gas and that blunted feeling i so that you can eat and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste mat- ter you never thought was there. I I No matter what you have tried fori I your stomach and bowels, Adlerika, 'will surprise you. Heath's Drug 1 Store. i MEN! Postively Every DRESS SHIRT in the store on Sale at MANN'S Next SATURDAY i4 ROBBERY STAGED KANSAS CITY, May 8. ITI Si bandits today held up the Jieixberjr diamond shop, on Mm nesota nvenue and escaped with diamonds valued by the company lit H7.800. The staff of clerks In the store was 'forced to lie on the floor white three of the men looted the show cai-ca. The diamond shop is in the heart of he downtown district, two blocks from police headquar ters. When tho men entered, the jilurm was turned In by an em ployee on the second floor. Homer I.itcns. motorcycle pa trolman, wna stopped by the men In front, who disarmed him ami forced him to stand aside. Two carloads of patrolmen ar rived In time to see . the large bandit car rpeed away. It easily outdistanced the poltee enra ami later was found abandoned. ' The loot consisted of 189 dla. inond rlnns. ' 8EATTI.K. M"T 3. " A htm j t x.,.-. ni'eriliie on a voyage ;from Newcastle, Australia to Cal loo. Fern, tho willing schooner. j:il.i A., commanded hy Captain liari Klllmnn nnd carrying crew of IS men, wns. reported missing here today. The vessel Is owned iy Jivbvrt Toulson ot lloqulam. Two Big Days FRIDAY and SATURDAY! " A Sweeping Sale of 1000 SHIRTS 1 tS 0UR COMPLETE LINE OF " O Greenhood Collar-Attached Shirts. Practically All JJ. Th of These Shirts Are Imported English Broadcloths j lwSf Tfj yi We have secured the exclusive representation for the famous IDE SHIRTS and are closing out I o ' 1 '111 1 ' i I ll Hmm SHIRTS Marked Down to COST and Less A Wonderful Opportunity to Save! Cash Only No Approvals No Refunds No Exchanges We have secured the exclusive representation for the famous IDE SHIRTS and are closing out our entire line of GREENHOOD SHIRTS at amazingly low prices. These shirts are all from our regular stock and come in the season's finest colors and patterns.' Shirt Bargains $1.65 to $1.85 Values $1.19 $2.25 to $1.35 Values $1.48 Bargain Table A spofial lot of broken sizes in rollar-at-tai hotl ninl noi k-baiul shirts; $:."" valuo 98c Shirt Bargains S2-45 to $2-65 Shirts $1.79 $2-95 to S3.25 Shirts S2-20 S3.45to $4.25 Shirts $2-69 MgPHERSON'S se aHL!riday o EVERYTHING IN MEN'S APPAREL UNDER ONB ROOF SIXTH AND CENTRAL 8:30 A. M., SHARP THE CENTlSR OF TOWN
