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PAGE FOITTt BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1932. BOURBONS GIRD j FOR BATTLE IN PARTYCONFAB ' (Continued tram page onel tlon toward that wins of the party whioh ni opposing him. . On Sunday last, without th slight at publicity, a conference of leader assembled at th governor'a noma at Hyde Park. Five senators and nine member of the house had been sum moned from Washington to meet with the local Roosevelt men. On the spa cloua lawn they gathered In a group about the governor, and the with drawal from Shouse was only one of the results. Several things yet to be dlecloaed were decided. A floor man ager was picked, but his Identity la kept In confidence. Militant Decisions The declslona were militant decis ions, 'presumably based on the as sumption that the Roosevelt strength now had risen past a controlling ma jority of the convention and that the time had come, therefore, to take complete possession of the party ma chinery. It la doubtful how far any apeclflo consideration, such as the possible ruling of the convention chairman on the two-thirds rule, en tered Into the calculations. The big Idea, aeema to have been to be eure there waa a friend at every aentry pest. Shouse's retort, asking the country to make up Its own mind whether the governor had been guilty of bad faith, apparently has had no retarding ef fect, so far as the Roosevelt people are concerned. Smith and those who conferred with him later In the week unhesitatingly gave their support to 6house. It la not yet apparent what the favorite son states will do, al though James M. Cos of Ohio, and Mayor Anton J. Cermack of Chicago, yesterday denounced the tight on Shouse. Cermack saying he would pro pose Senator Lewis for the perma nent chairmanship It the Rooeevel tlana persist. RooseTelt Claims 700 The claims of the Bosevelt man agers, some of them disputed, now forecsst flrst-bsllot vote of nearly '00 out of the 1164. in the convention, counting Florida and Mississippi, which chose their delegates this week, and Idaho, North Carolina and In diana, yet to come. It takea 770 to nominate. With Virginia's ringing endorsement of former Governor Harry F. Byrd yesterday, the field of favorite sons and runnera-up appeara complete. Most calculations sum to the non Rosevelt strength like this: Alfred E. Smith 84. not counting votes claimed In New York and Penn sylvania: John N. Oarner to; James Hamilton Lewis 68; George White 62; James A. Reed 8S; Harry F. Byrd J4; William H. Murray 2S; Albert C. Ritchie 10. IN I WASHINGTON, June 10 (API Trie prosecution completed Its case today In the trial of Gaston B Meana on ohargea of embezcltng 104.000 from Mrs. Edward B. Mc Lean In an alleged Lindbergh ransom fraud. Government witnesses testified Meana approached Colonel M. Rob ert Guggenheim with proposala to recover the baby before Mrs. McLean, estranged wife of the Washington post puoiisner, employed mm ior the same purpose. Robert F. Fleming, Edgemoor. Marylsnd, real estate man, corrobo rated Guggenheim's testimony of how Meana assured them he could recover the baby because of a bi zarre connection with the kidnapers. Fleming quoted Means as telling him that not long before the baby waa anlrlted away, Meana met a for mer fellow prisoner In a New York speakeasy, his man, Fleming aald Means told blm. Informed Meana of plana for a kidnaping which would either cause "world-wide notoriety or receive no publicity at all. The man said the Job would mean "fifty grand or maybe one hundred grand," Fleming quoted Meana, and proposed that Meana Join In It. Meana declined, but when he later read about the Lindbergh kldnap lng, he realized at once his friend was connected with It. neming siu, adding that Means told him he then went back to New York, contacted his trlend, and found that his theory was correct. It was because of this, Fleming ssld Meana assured him he knew be could return the Lindbergh bsby. Storm Cellar Fails To Save BENTON, Ark., June 10. (API An effort to save himself from a storm hss cost Oeorge Sparks, 37-year-old farmer of the Salem com munity, his life. With other mem bers of his family, he fled to a storm cellar, but a bolt of lightning struck Into the refuge and killed him. fallows J. p. Gillespie resumed butcher business here. 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GUARDSMEN OFF TO COAST CAMP In one of the eleven special trslns being organized throughout the state, local National Guards of company A, 166th Infantry, and membera of Headquarters company, Third battal ion, USUI Infantry, will leave here Monday afternoon at five o'clock for Camp Clatsop, ten miles north of Seaside, for annual encampment. Eighty-two are scheduled to make the trip from Medford, In charge of Captain Carl Y. Tengwald. First Lieu tenant Weldon K. McBee, and Second Lieutenant Bruce W. Moffatt. The train leaving Medford will be made up at Ashland, and will take guards from Ashlsnd, Medford, Oranta Pass, Roseburg, Cottage Drove Eugene and Oregon City. Camp will continue for iwo weeks, the boys returning home June 39. According to Information released by Adjutant General Oeorge A. Whit of Salem, this yesr's program will be devoted to combat and tactical prob lems. Those who will be making the trip from Medford are: 186th Infantry Captain Carl y. Tengwald. First Lieutenant Weldon H. McBee, Second Lieutenant Bruce W. Moffatt, First Sergeant Donald F. Herriott. Ser geants Boy F. Hewitt. Reuben H. Pita-, Charles O. Reed. Oscar E. Sabln. An drus H. Smith, Charles D. Wiley, Clarence W. Williams. Corporala Harland H. Clark, Clyde O. Flchtner, Robert A. Forbes. Seely L. Johnston, Malcolm L. Jones, Alton B. Llndley, Edwsrd E. Robblns. Virgil A. Swsnson. First clssa privates: Preston J. Csrd. Herme O. Caton (second cook), Calvert L. Fehi, Dallas Orove Jr.. William B. Henry. Albert L. James, Jsck L. Paiton, John R. Schrecengost James H. Smith, Ralph D. Smith (first cook), Donald j. welch, Edward C. Welch, Dennle W. wood. Privates: Ira E. Bailey, Jerome T. Boeheara Jr, Burel R. Brown, William K. Bumcrot. Joe D, Cave, Miles E. Conley, Ralph R. Cowglll, William P. Crause, Rowland W. Davis, Robert R. Elson, William E. Ollmore, George I. Hall, Ernest E. Helde, Clifford R. Huber, Fred R. James. Robert W. Jones, Melvtn H. Lewis, Charlea W. LoveU, Jerome R. Mack. Alfred J. Nosier, Dean J. Pleper, Robert J. Prentice, Ronald O. Riley, Paul w. Schafer, Maurice Semple, Burley B. Sexton, Joe B. Sutton, Glenn W, Thomas, Harlan L. Tremalne, Glen O. Watson. Jack R. Wood. Headquarters Company Major Ralph P. Cowglll, command ing third battalion; First Lieutenant Burrell M. Baucom, commanding Headquarters compsny, third bat talion; Staff Sergeant James W. Orlgsby, First Sergesnt Warren K. Conrad, Sergeant Martin D. Schnsck, Sergeant Albert Forman, Sergeant Philip H. Lounsberry, Corporal Thor burn Glem, Corporal Max Lemmon, Corporal Fred Chrlstean, Corporal John Harriott, Privates 1st CI. Mark Smith, Pri vate 1st CI. Cha. A. Rltter, Private Tepovlc, Private Liggett, Private Nicholas, Private Osrmsn, Private Oarman, PrLate Lewis, Private Huid, Pilvate Orlsvea. FRAME ANSWERS I I Answer of Robert W. Frame to th breach of promise suit for $25,000 filed several months ago by Marguer ite Kiricsmlth was filed In circuit court this afternoon. Frame makes a. general denial of all the basic alle gations of the complaint, and asks tha-t the suit be dismissed and costs assessed to plaintiff. Frame denies the allegations that he promised marriage, treated plain tiff as a fiancee, told membera of her family of the engagement, agreed upon a wedding date, or gave Instruc tions as to dress. Admission Is made that he knew the plaintiff, escorted her to dances and clubs, and that -e married his present wife, after de parture last September from Seattle. Attorney Don B. Newbury appears as counsel for Frame. $25 F William Olorgl, and. Amerigo Bes otonl, arrested early thla week on chargea of possession of liquor and loaded fire arms, were yesterday af ternoon fined $25 each when they appeared before Judge Glenn O. Tay lor In Justice court. On a charge of petty larceny, which Involved the theft of gasoline, Vic tor Butterfleld, 20, and Harry Wag ner. 19. both of Marshfleld, were sen tenced to five days In Jail when they went before Judge Taylor Thursday afternoon. With ball set at $500, BUI Hana com was bound over to the giand Jury on a non-support charge. His hearing was also yeaterday afternoon. PORTLAND. Ore.. June 10 (AP) Dissatisfied with ita experiences wltis the stste Industrial accident commis sion, the city of Portland la consider ing a proposal to discontinue Ita In surance with the commission. The proposal was submitted to the city council yeaterday by City Com missioner Riley, but action was de ferred until Tuesday Virginia Votes For Harry Byrd RICHMOND Vs.. Juna 10. (API Virginia's 34 votes at the national Democratic convention referendum will be commended to the national gathering for favorable consideration. V The atate convention yesterday ex pressed Its spproval of the candidacy of the former governor. 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Medium Size Dozen 19c CLEANSER Crystal White Cleans and Scours Quickly 2 cans MILK Max-I-Mum Extra Quality tall cans 29 MEATS' Unity's All Meat t size can 4 cans SOAP SUNNY MONDAY Makes ttte Monday Wash Easier 10 bars 19 SHORTENING , pancrust. Pore Vegetable . Shortening, Best Quality 3 l". can JAR RUBBERS Fresh, Bed Double Lip Rubbers 2 pkgs. SANICLOR Liquid Bleach, Unexcelled for Cleaning and Bleaching pint bottl(J 17c 49c 7c 9c FLOUR SAFEWAY FANCY Qaullty Hardwheat. Many 4 cheaper second C I 1 A grade flour. YouU 1 can be sure of quality and . satisfaction 49 l". Dag women have tired of the PEN-JELL 13' The New Sure Jell Pkg;. Shredded Wheat For more tiealthful- breakfasts Pkg., Free samples PINEAPPLE Hillsdale, Matched Slices Lg. can SALTED PEANUTS Fresh Roasted, Small and Tender Lb. pkg. 5y2c 13c 10c BARGAIN TABLE We Invite your close Inspection of this table In our store. Many surprising values Each 10 CRAB Ocean Brand Tender Z I c yi size can 21 SPINACH 14- LlbhT's Fancy Quality ge. can ' DRIED FRUITS APRICOTS Choice Quality 2 lbs. 23 PEACHES Choice QuaUty 2 lbs. 23 PRUNES Oregon Grown 4 lbs. 15 Attend the Safeway Homemaker'i Cooking School, June 15, 16, 17, Rialto Theater When You Want liL COME TO SAFEWAY LR,ARC1E Beef Steak Fancy Steer Beef lb. 15c Pot Roast lb. HV2C Lamb Roast lb. 12y2c Fancy Steer Beef Fancy Milk Fed Lamb Lard 4 lbs. 29c Sliced Bacon lb. 20c Pure Fresh Rendered Swift 'i Sugar Cured Pork Roast lb. 9 V2c Cottage Butts lb. 15c Choice Shoulder Cut Sugar Cured Bacon lb. I4V2C Sausage 2 lb. 25c Sugar Cured Pure Pork Country Style Leg of Lamb Genuine Spring Lamb lb. 15c COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FISH AT ALL TIMES 1 33 NO. CENTRAL AND MAIN AT HOLLY J PiNTNniisjoaDORii-ni.LiNcoam.tTti.T I, mr- i n b
