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ROSEBURG. NEWS REVIEW MONDAY, JUNE 1 3, 1927. '
SIX
DEFENSE SHOWN
BY QUESTIONING
Canteen Target Practice
Allegation Weakened ,
by Activities of
, i Militiamen. ,
(Associated Prpsl Leased IVira.) :
COVJIT IIOUSIV- Jacksonville.
Ore., Juno 13 Tho defense In tho
rolrlal of Hugh de Aulremont, al
iened fsisklyou Tunnel bundll-nlay-er,
charged with the murder of
Charing O. (Coyle) Jolinaon 111 la
niornlug in the cross examination
ol ti. n. Moore, of Dunsmuir, Cali
fornia, guvo the first JnkliiiK of
what its : contentlona will he.
Moore, a member of 'the national
guard detail of Ashland, Oregon,
that was ordered to the tunnel a
few hours after tho holdup, testi
fied to the liudiug and identified
three canteens found in the vlciur
ily fit the Mountcrest cabin.
- Under eross-oratnination by At
torney Collier, of Portland, Mooro
Bald that tho national guardsmen
were all equipped with army can
teens of the type the Btuto holds
belonged to the do Autremonts,
and .45 automatic revolvers similar
to the one found in the railroad
yards at Siskiyou which tho prose
cution holds belonged to and were
purchased hy tho defendant and his
twin brothers, now hold at Colum
bus, Ohio, pending return to Ore
gon under murder and robbery In
dictments. Tho state, In the first
trinl stressed that tho trees in tho
vicinity of the bandit camps were
used by thein as targets.
Tho dofense Indicated It wlft
contend that canteens were loBt by
gunrdsmmon and that the trees,
scarred with 45 calibre pistol bul
lets, were from the revolvers In the
hnnds of militiamen.
Moore, In response to questions,
would neither deny or affirm Hint
the state troops had engaged in
Impromptu taigot practice during
their stay in the vicinity of the
holdup. if
- Tho state Interposed vigorous
objection to this lino of question
ing; and wnn susltilnod by the
court. . ... ,
' The dofense i'ought tor introduc
tion of tho testimony and both
counsels wore admonished by the
court not to bo too zealous and in
dulge In extended arguments,
i Twins Maintain Silence
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Juno 13
Captain C. W. II. liong, ban Frniv
Cisco postal Inspector,, planned to
question ltoy and Hay do Autre
moot, twin fugitive suspects to.
day In connection with tho Hlskl-
'von, Oregon train, holdup In 1923.
i,ong nrrlvod hero Saturday.
i It Is expected that the prlnon-
!ors will be started on their lolurn
I to Oregon Into in tho week.
I Both brothers havo retused so
far to roveal the details of their
I four year flight from police furth
er than to say that, thoy have
ibooii working In Ohio for "two or
; three years."
; . Just before the brothers were 10-
moved from Steubenvlllo, one of
the officers who made tho arrest,
and guvo him a linger ring bc
cauRo he hnd "been good" lo tho
brothers- Hoy said ho had Blipped
off a ring following his arrest and
tossed It Into a tank In the jail.
'Ho told the police chief to flud It
and keep It. The ring bore the
Initials "11. A. 1." II had belong
ed to Hugh do Autreniont, younger
brother.
TRIUMPHAL PARADE
IN BUSINESS SECTION
, (Continued from pngn 1.)
onel Charles A. Lindbergh's arriv
al In St. I,ouls.
"' The air mail stamp will bo , a
'blue ten cent stump, of tho Bnmo
size as stamps now in uso. Cop
ies of the new ntninp were given
Colonel Lindbergh and his mother
on his roturn trip from Europe,
but salo has been wlthehl until
"lLndborgli day" In St. Louis.
German Cheer Filers
' TIADMN UAHUN, aeimnuy,
..Tune 1.1 Clarence Chumhorlln
' and Chniles Levlne were given
. nn enthusiastic roropllon hy a
' crowd or about. 2.000 at the rail
way station upon their arrival In
r.....v, Tni.lti nils mnrnllll!.
. ' JHtlllTIl 11 "HI
' The HurKomaster and master ol
the municipal council m
.ah,.,ih, nint-R to Ihetr hotel
i where there was another domon-
atmtlon and a frantic rusn lor nn-
tngrnphs. Tho alriueii enjoyed
: their first railway journey In Kur-
ope and said the conllnenlal
sleeping cms were ineferublo to
thoso nt home.
a tf...,.iirr,,t iintl Kiirlsrhlle.
:'thov 'worn serennded by repro-
Benlntlves or tile nero riuo, unn-Kn-tlons
of (lormnn war aviators and
, bov and girl scouts.
Thev plan to tour the llhiek
' l-'oresl and to leave for D'cinen
the Inllnr part of the week to
meet their wives who nro due
Friday from Now York.
: s condIEwnetTmen
; tdv r.FTAWAY; ONE
SUGCEEDS, 2 SHOT
fAswiclnted Prriw teased Wlre.1
. ' .TOI.I KT, 111., Juno l.i. a gnu
fight with guards In tho comity
jail vnrd at noon today, two of five
rnnri'emnnd convicts who escnped
from their cells wero shot, two
others were recaptured anil ono,
Charles Shuder, effected his os
enpe. ' " ' '
Oregorio Illrsio, ono of the two
Phot, died a TOW llOlirS llliernniu.
Tho other, Waller Stalesky, may
die. Charles IJuschowskl and Hub
ert 0. Torres, wero severely beat,
cn. ' :-
The five convicts, who were sen
tenced to hang for tho nturdor of
Deputy Warden rclcr N. Klolu,
dining uu escape from the now
state pi Isou about u year ago, ap- jn
peared in tlie stockade which sur
rounds the newlv erected gallows
on which the men are scheduled to
hang, and the alarm was sounded.
1'nllce of the cliy and deputy
sheriffs surrounded the yard, and
a gun fight ensued. '
As the gun fight developed, a
noon day crowd wns ultructed to
the scene. As the men were sub
dued, tho crowds took up I he cry
of "hang them." I'ollce were fore
cd to threaten tho crowds with
loaded guns before the hundreds of
people retreated. ...
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Unfurl The Flags
For 150th Birthday
Of American Flag
By Louis Albert Banks :
Flag Day , bus an Interesting
storv. Sonin time between the
2:ird of May and the lth of June,
I77U. a committee from ine uonu.
nental Congress went In company
with ficuoral George Washington
to see Hetsv Hoss, who was' the
widow of a heroic patriot in i'hlla
delnhln. and asked her If she
would make them a sample of a
National American ring, after a de
hIl'm thnv would trlve her. '
Ileisy lioss lived at 238 Arch
Blreet, Philadelphia, and was very
willing to undertake the job.
Betsy noticed that the stars, as
drawn, hnd six points, ana iniorm-
ed tho committee that the correct
star should have but five points,
They answered that they under
stood this, but mat a great num
ber of shirs would be required, and
the more regulur form with six
points would bo more easily made
than one w th five. Khe answeren
this, in a practical way, hy deftly
folding a scrap of paper, and then,
with a single clip of her scIssoib,
she displayed a truo r.y::;:netrlcal
f ve-noinled star.
This at once decided that point
in her favor. That is the way the
stars In tho American flag came
to have flvo nointB Instead of Btx.
The cominittoe wns so pleased
with the flag she produced that
they gave her a contract to make
a number or thorn, and on June 11,
1777, ono hundred fifty years ago
tomorrow, " the Continental Con
trress nassed this resolution:
"Resolved,' That the flag of tho
thirteen United Statos ho thirteen
Htrlnes. alternate red and white
and that the union bo thirteen
stars in a blue field, representing
a new constellation.
It' Is. Interesting to know that
at first they added another stripe
every time a new state was admit
ted to tho Union, but they soon
saw the flag would become so largo
as lo bo unwieldy. So in 1818
Congress passed what was called
"An Act to Establish the Ping of
the United States." It road:
"Section 1. Ho It enacted and
that from and after 1 the fourth
day of July next, the flag of the
United States be thirtoon horizon
tal stripes, alternate red and
white; that tho Union havo twenty
stars, while hi a blue field. .
"Section Tl.r And he It further
enacted, that 'on Hie ndmlssion of
every now Btate into the Union,
ono slar ,be added to the union of
the flag; mid that such addition
shall take, effect on the fourth of
.Tulv noxt Riiceooding such admis
sion. Approved, Anrll 4. 18IS."
There nro now forlv-olght stnrs
In the flng. Somo time, no doubt.
Alaska will add one or more, nnd
Toxns baa the rleht to ndd three
moro If Bhe should ever decide to
do so. But state prldo will bo like
ly to always keep her .from doing
so. : .'
Few tmtrlollc people realize .how
much Iho flag means. One time I.
had been in Europe on an oxtondod
tour out or , Iho hnhlt of seeing
our ring, when one dny, down on
Iho dock In Genoa, I came around
the bow of a big ship and there
tloated Old Olorv. In a moment,
like a flash, niv cheeks wero wot
with teara, and 1 renllzod moro
than ever what tho glorious stai'B
and Blrlpes meant to mo. ,
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PMME
TODAY'S BASEBALL
American.
At Iloston It. TI. E.
St. Louis 2 10 2
Iloston 0 C 1
illattorles: Vnnglldor nnd Sehntlg;
Wingfiold, Ilarrlss ami llofmnnn.
At Philadelphia It. U. E.
Detroit 0 8 1
Philadelphia 7 12 2
Ilaltorles: Uollowav and Wood
all; Waliberg, Pate; Grove and
Cochrane.
At New York 11. II. E.
Cleveland li 10 1
New York .. i. .. I I 15 1
Hatterlea: Shnule, Karr, Levsen,
lluckeve and Aulrey; Penuock and
Collins.
National.
At PlllRbul'Kh It. 11. E.
Brooklyn 3 13 0
Pittsburgh 4 7 0
Batteries: Barnes. McWeeny,
Petty and Hnrgroavcs; Krenier,
lllll and Smith.
At Chicago It. II. E.
New York .. 2 1 1 (1
Chicago .. ... H 12 1
Batteries: Kluslmltions, Henry
nnd Tavlor; Blake and ll.ntnett
o-
Golna to Portland
Mrs. Anna McGooni of this city
Is leaving this week lo visit with
Wends and ntlend the Hobo festi
val In Pnrthtnd.
BOYS ANO GIRLS CLUBS ARE
ASSEMBLING IN CORVALLIS
COHVAl.r.lS, Ore., June 13
Close lo r,00 boys and girls club
members from 2;i counties of the
slate were registering today, for
a two week's junior summer ses
sion at Oregon. Agriculture' College.
A southern Oregon special arriv
ed last nlcht with . delegations
j from Klanmih, Jackson, Josephine.
DouglaB and Lane counties.
During the slay hero club mem
hei'B will take class work In agri
culture and home economics each
morning with athletics nnd special
features each afternoon.
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