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Oregon—Loealjy unsettled. .Ashland's Leadbijr Nt (United Newt W ire Service) Temperature low. Iper for Over Fifty Years (United Preee Wire Service) ■unte ASHf^NP, ORKGQN/TSpHSDAY, JuJe 2, 1057 EN G U 8H Gl ROY,________ AE “LUCKY* LONDONr June 2. —- (IP) Homeward bound after the ■ universally applauded flight history, Capt. Charles A. Lli bergh took the air at Croydon day on the first leg'of fais Jov. ney to Washington and national honors in the United States. The flyer’s decision to accept a trip on the United States cruiser Memphis, which will take him dl- rect to Washington by June 11, la- stead of on the destroyer Brock, enroute to New York, did not change his plans for the remaind er of his stay in Europe. London will have one last chance to see him in the air as he sets out across the channel for Paris, from, where he will |)y Sat urday to Cherbourg. There he will hoard the Memphis for Wash ington. Lindbergh’s last full day in England brought him even moré attention. While 800,000 Eng-' IDBERG [ON-SATURDAY RTS FOR U. S. A. ishmen and thejr ladles werfc bet- I iir at Epsom Dow As* famous erby race, Lindbergh preferred neglect the race and chat with he debutantes near his box, thus exhibiting an Interest In women we has not shown before. ; “I am Interested in the race, but not particularly thrilled.” he id to those who wondered at his lu, ck of attention to England’s most outstanding turf event. When other men visited the pad- dorks during an intermission to Inspect the horses, he was notably the only male left in the boxes. And he further surprised the Eng lish sport enthusiasts by attending the classic event In a gray fed era and sack sqlt Instead of the accepted top hat apd morning No. 232 El CULT LEADER 01 MCdvlORS IS TONIGHT FLOCK WELL Marshall Dana Will Speak Eighth Grade Commence ment Tomorrow KANSAS CITY, Kansas, June 3 Mart-hall Dana, orator, apd —<IM—Held under 22,000 bond newspaper man arrived In this city In connection with the death last today and this evening will deliver 1928 Frtohmen Will Reoeive night of Steve Adams, Sammy Unflocked s f New York P e a r f n l a t Prosecution,] the animal commencement address Northern Pacific Refused to Pastor For Doubting The Diplomas At First Annual Mandell today awaits action of a “ King Ben” Held Mock at the graduation exercises for the Join Great Northern in Jury. Mandell Is the 1027 clans of Ashland Senior high Commencement F r i d a y coronorie Virgin Birth Is Not Sanc- T r i a l s And Instructed 178 Mile Extension L in e - world's light weight boxing cham school. ’ ' Motninir at fihnntn.iinne pion. t i o n e d By Ministers— Membe r o o f Religious Extension to be Made by Mr. Dana has delivered a num Presbyterian N a t i o n a l Building—42 Boy* and 59 Adams died last night In the Colony In Art Of Pur- ber of commencement addresses Oregon Trunk Governed second round of a scheduled 10- Girb in Class. Meet Bnded Wednesday. jury Witness Testivies. this year, and Is a polished speak by Two Main Companies. round-fight. er, with a real message of value to It la doubtful whether any ac SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.—ftP) Fifty-nine girls and 42 boys ST. JOSEPH, Mich., June 2.— youth. NEW YORK, June 2.—(IP)— Commencement exercises start The board of directors of the Toleration became the keynote wilt receive their diplomas Fri tion toward bolding Mandell will (UP)— King Ben” Piirnell was - * . of the 130th general assembly of day moraine at 10 o’clock at the* Ip taken. a canny fellow, according to Mrs. at 8 o’clock this evening at the Northern Pacific railroad yester Adams crumpled In the second the Presbyterian church, U. S. A., first a n n a l eighth grade com Esther Hansel, his estranged con. Ashland Armory. Sixty-two boys day refused to join the Great mencement exercises to be held is round after Mandell landed a which drew to a close here yester fldants, now the state’s star wit and girl« will receive their diplo Northern railroad in extension of Ashland. . The exercises will be blow * on his * stomach. Doctors day. ness in its suit to dissolve the mas from Superintendent George the Oregon Trunk line from Bend held at thé Chaqtauque building were called immediately but the Four times the fundamentalist- House of David and vllvlde Its A. Briscoe. to Klamath Falls, Ore., a distance goat. _ Tomorrow at 10 o’clock the of 178 miles. with Attorney Wm. Briggs as the fighter was dead before eld could liberalist controversy arose on 25,000,090 property among past be given. An examination reveal- the floor of the convention and eighth grade commencement exer main speaker, As “the map in the gray fe- and present members. At the same time they approved four time the llberalists — they Boys and girls who will receive' ®d the n#ck broken. Besides extorting written con cises arq to be held at the Chau the agreement made by President lora” he was pointed out by the say they are not “modernists”— their diplomas for completion of «till admiring crowds. fessions from members of: the tauqua building and a special invi Charles Donnelly of the Northern won. * grammar school work are: queer colony and filing those con tation Is being extended tho pub Pacific with president Ralph Budd The last bitter fight occurred Robert Arant. Gordon Baker, taining incriminating evideneb, lic to be present at these exorcises. of the Great Northern to permit yesterday when the report of the Robert Bectel, Billie Beagle, the bearded cult leader actually Near 100 boys and girls will re the Oregon Trunk, which the two permanent Judicial committee dtt- Wayne Chaney, Donald Carry, roads control Jointly, to build the held mock trials to Instruct mem ceive tbelr diplomas. m.isslng the suit of Dr. Walter D. .Robert Dunn, Gilbert kbler. Neal extension Independently. bers “In the art of prejury.” —Sh— ~ — - - Fay, Leonard GOsnell,.Harold Gil Frank Duffy Must Fay 8200 Buchanan against the Synod of From her testimony Wednes Fine For Operating Car New York demanding the un Qounty Pair more. Arthur Gilbert, Cecil Har- De- T h r e e Weeks Religious day, It Appeared that “Klhg Ben” ST. PAUL, Minn., June 3.—(IP) frocking of Rev. Cameron Parker bord, John Hogg, James Miller, While Drunk - ^ a lp h Budd, president of the always had possible prosecution pleted And Voters W ill fr •*'- Campaign Here Ended Hall and the Rev. Carlos O. Full Charles McMprdo, Lyle Mershon, Great Northern railroad, stated In «mind and took precautionary Pass on Finance Plan Last Night Walter O'Toole, Raymond Perry, Frank Duffy of Mt. Shasta, er, because of alleged statements that the Klamath Falla, Ore., ex measures to thwart it if and Almonta Folk,' Brford Poole. California, was sentenced to. serve doubting the virgin birth and im when it came. Mrs. Hansel re Orator Lake Road And Un tension of the Oregon Trunk line paged Stretch of Pacific will proceed regardless of the at Norris Rickman, Kenneth Bhlffer, CO days in the county Jail and or maculate conception, was adopted . petitions asking that a tpx } The Baptist car “Goodwill” lated the role played by “Quqpu Donald Staasell, Homer Walkup, dered to pay a fine of 2200 when by the assembly by a vote of 333 measure provided ttfr a one-mill which for the last three weeks was Mary,” wife of the aged cnlt titude of the Northern Pacific Road Work Planned levy to finance the continuance located In Ashland while Rev. leader, who may take the stand Farrell Wood, Bert Wright, Rich Justice of the Peace T. R. Roe of to 238. railroad. , / , , First victory for those llberal of the Jackson county fair. l^eTf D. Chappelle conducted a ser before the trial closes. ard Portar, Franklin Arant, Paul Jacksonville found him guilty of Budd said the Great Northern Two highway projects in south ists who believe that the Presby submited to th» vote of the peo ies of services, leaves this sfter- Alkins, Melvin Beagle, Wayne Car driving a car while intoxicated. ern Oregon are being encouraged was ready to rush the extension ter, Maynard Craxall. Ralph Cur- Duffy was arrested by officers terian church is big enough to ple at the special state election ow •oon for Hornbrook, California. by C. E. Gates of Medford, mem •from Bend, Óre,, to Klamath, Attendance at the services held tig. BHly Edsall. Max Gulley, following an auto accident Thurs allow for divergent schools of June 23, was filed yesterday with* ber of the state highway commis Ore., to early completion, and the car, which Is sent out un Russell Parr. Clfftord Real. Dor day evening. May, 20, when his thought was the election of Dr. the county clerk of courts. Delilah' that grading work haa already sion. _ ? L rance Ruger, Norman Splndler. Cadillac car was wrecked on the Robert Elliott Speer as moderator. tie direction of the Baptist One is the paving of two miles been started. The additional levy, la said by Home Mission association,, was Second and third were the ad WHson Torrance and Lyle Reader. pacific highway near the Californ The Great Northern will oper- of the Crater Lake highway, be- WEED. Cal., June 2.—(IP)-—K. j giualng- Harriett Prescott. Juanita Reig- ia.line. Duffy suffered from »ev- option of a report of.the Prince- those who circnlated the petition, good throughout the stay of the • end ot Crater ed, M»rY Wlley, Geraldlae Scott, e r e lfr a e tu r s d r ife r tn tfcw w reek . ton Seminary comrfilttee w hich 1« 086 to mat* the fair peririan- |asio¥ and WB fiunfly In this city. Tt/’DW,' 43? hiail millright and gvenue Bedford. Use of a and a contract has been made 41th « Rev. Chappelle expressed building owner, and his wife were new paring, solution tor a test is the Spokane, Portland and Seattle Elizabeth Carter, Wanda Schwgln, He pleaded not guilty tp charge found against the fundamentalist ent and to provide funds ask s to the Tidings, an Edna Mao Stillman, Esther Spring. ______ ________ of Intoxication saying he was ___ not _ group in the faculty of the aemin- buildings, for ..aalntenanre t o r Wz stretch of road. railroad to operaie tkém” frem ~ I folks who cooperated with him Roll then committed suicide. or. Ruth Ragtgnd, Rnth Parapps, Intoxicated but Injured sorlousiy. ary, headed by Dr. J. Gresham operations. The second Is to be discussed Wishram, Wash., to Spqkaae, ac Temporary buildings are erect- Ball went to the Dial home at a Meeting between Gates and cording to the Groat Northern of Wilma Nutter,-Anna Kiel, Iona Ue admitted five other members Machea. making the work in Ashland •The *1228 will be he,< led eqeB year and then torn dey»; where he shot Mrs. Dial. Then the California «lata h ficial. Kidwell.-Florence » i ä t "'■aécerdlag to those favoring the he went to the lumber mill and mission, to be-held cille Hamilton, Frances McNabb. f t TdMk. Okla. lovy. It is proposed to erect killed Dial. No reason other than ford. TgC paring of the missing Wilma Hall, Bilan France. M»x Sheriff Ralph Jennings and Traf permanent structuers. ine Emery. Margaret Oreaaon, fic Officer C. H. Talent were wit* Dali was financially Involved and link of the Paclfffc highway from Louise Baldwin. Laurel Wood? , nesses la the case. District At- Although the Jackson county this may have included debts to the state line south, is to be eon- fair is one of the outstanding fairs Dial. Beulah Yerian, Viola Underwood. torney Newton D. Chaney, Eön- c’dared. The state line unpaved of Oregon, the levy originally Ruby Tompkins. Jean Trobee, ducted the prosecution. stretch Is the last on the Pacific granted tor' its maintenance has Jeanette Stearns, Lucille Reeder, highway between Canada. and P**rpiok«n Sad U tU aiu Friends of Officer Mur been found insufficient for it Chief of Police George Mc May Rayton, Flora Polk, Iris Pat Mexico and Its completion has Play Sunday at Jackson terson, Nellie Perrine, Beatrice dered by Albert Brownlee maintenance. been considered tor the last ten Nabb will go to Redding, Californ Hot Springs Pederson. years, Mr. Gates says. .. File Petition ia, next Wednesday, June 8, to Louise Moor, Edith Moore, Vio appear as a witness In a police VIOLA LEAVES LHFTY Orile Robbins, Boas ahorjstop. la Mayberry, Marlon Hitchcock, AMSTERDAM. June 2.-—(IP)— EUGENE, Ore., June 2.—(IP)— HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. June 2.— court case there. Two “h o p becomes playing manager of the Claudine Hart, Mae High, Otar- Famed Evangelist Will A t- ¡w ith more than 2500 names ap- (IP)-—Viola Dana and her hus heads”, who were held in the city Twenty' persons wdre killed and Ashland team, succeeding John ice High, Gladys Hanson, Venita pended, petitions asking for ' an band, Maurice "Lefty” Flynn, jail in Ashland after attempting 300 Injured in a cyclone which tem pt, to Qonquer Morgan, first baseman, following Hoagland, Agnes Harvey, Gladys election to recall Sheriff Frank former Yale gridiron star and a short change gag at local stores, swept the Gelderland province late Wicked Chicago re-organisation made this week. Hamaker, • Maxine Gearhart, Taylor, have been filed with the now and actor, have parted, the three weeks ago. They are held yesterday. Robbins Is a former O. A. C. Elaine Flackna, Irene Elchler, The towns Neede and Groenlo LOS ANGELB& June 2.— (IP)— county clerk. It Is expected that dimuhitlve film star admitted here in Redding on an attempted burg star, and has been playing a Southern Oregon Normal team Maxine Emert, Hazel Duncan, recall proposal will be placed on today. , were the hardest hit. lary charge. omerged victors over- the’ Battery rtnllar brand of baseball this Eileen Crosby, Georgia Coad, Almee Semple McPherson, dyna a special election ballot June 28. B baseball team in the Y. M. C. A. year. He is well qualified to di Frances Cooper, Carol Clark. mic woman, evangelist, left Los The recall movement is an af Angeles Thursday on the initial wHIght league last evening by rect the team, and Ashland base Esther Childers, Jean Cadzow, trip of a campaign to win the East termath of the Veneta holdup laat taking the long end of a 13 to 6 ball enthusiasts are looking for Opal Byers, Opal Blaker, Ruth February, which reauited In the to her Four-Square gospel. score. The game was hard fought ward with anticipation to more Billings and June Alkins. murder of Estqn Hooker,- a posse- Accompanied by the Four- -from the start, the Battery team success for the local aggregation. man, and for which Albert Square gospel quartet, B i b l e Next Sunday the Ltthlans will taking the lead in the first Inning Brownlee wo* banged May 17. teachers and * choir leader. Mrs. play Medford at Jackson Hot and by again tying the score la The recall started when the McPherson will go directly to Chi Springs. The Pearplckers have the third inning. From then on rheriff refused to meet their de cago, where she will preach for the Normal team tghtened np and been strengthened through re-or- mand In discharging Deputy Van three weeks iu the Coliseum. She made it a little harder for the ganlsatlon hnd new material In Sarver, who was accused of ne will carry on a two weeks* revival Battery. Batteries for the Nor the last week. They defeated the Telegram Looses Suit To In Alton, 111., and then perhaps go glecting his duty in going to Cali mal were: Laws catcher; Mercer, hard hitting Grants Paas aggrega fornia when the bandits were un Regain Feature« on Con to Toronto, Canada. Dixon and Butterfield, pitchers. tion laat Sunday. captured. Friends of the slain Klamath will go to Grants Paas tract—Bills Unpaid For Battery B: Young catcher posseman Started the recall. and Slack, pitcher. The next to play there Sunday, according to PORTLAND. Ore., June 2.— (IP) game of the series will be played the League schedule. — Suit by the Portland Telegram between the Normal and Employ against the Oregon Journal, rival' ed Boys’ teams on Monday eve evening newspaper, to restrain ning. LONDON. June 2.— American. the Journal from publishing three ASBURY PARK, N. J., June 8. comic strips formerly used by the Brltiph and Japanese authorities STOPPED BY FOG Telegram was dismissed Wednes la China have decided that.18,000 —(IP)— Earth tremors of mild In K B N L E Y AIRDROM, troops are necessary to protect tensity frightened thousands of day by Circuit Judge Bagley. • LOS AN0ELE8, Cal., June 2 — England. — Captain Charles persons in towns and cities along Service of the comic strips In the natlanal and diplomatic Inter (IPfr-Mary Lygo, former follies Lindbergh who dared to fly s 50-mlle belt of the New Jersey ests In Tien Twin and Peking the question was discontinued to the beauty, and center of a 8100.000 across the North Atlantic Telegram by the Bell ‘ Syndicate, Manchuester Guardian said today, coast Wednesday. heart balm suit against Gordon alone was stopped today by Tho disturbance area began at It was brought out,, when the quoting an article which appeared Thorn. Chicago millionaire, died fog when he attempted to Jersey City and extended south newspaper failed to pay lta hills. in the British owned Shanghai In a hospital here from self ad fly across the English chan ward along the coast to Tern's Riv The Telegram Is In bankruptcy. Times. ministered poison. nel. er. In New. Jersey the actual dam age was alight, but- buildings swayed^ bricks toppled from chim neys, clocks stopped, and dishes raftled on shelves and sent fam Game wardens are kept buoy vhlie two prosecutions were con- ilies running te the streets. Average age of Civil War veter follows; G. W. Benedici, urtetl, against violator^ who were these days checking up on flkher ans, members of the Ashland Post bert Johnson, SI; CAR IS WRECKED men’s licenses, and protection o’ ahen with venison in their pos Natta. I l; E. K. Howi O. A. R., la 28 years old. wild game In the forait reserves sesion. A Wlllys-Knlght sedan owned A. Patrick, 88; J. P'. Youngest of this group of 18' General observance of game by E. M. Scott of Portland was ov according to Game Warden Ro> O. W. Nobels, «4: silver haired boys In blue are G. ’awl, enacted for the protection erturned Wednesday afternoon M. Parr. ford, 84; Vetefan Ceder, W. Benedict, J. P. Sayle and Com near the Verheee crossing ón Rie “We’ve got to watch t h a t )f wild animal life, Is made ac eraw Whltney, »4; 1. R. rade Crawford, each of whom la Pacific highway south of Ash cording to the game warden,, A streams are not polluted with saw 84; 8. H. WlIcox. 82; D. k l SO years of age. The accident occurred dust in the springtime and sum constant ¿heckup In various'sec land. 81; Vetaran Shaw. »•; and Comrade Whitney, who Is past mer time as it kllle the fish, and tion» of the conaty is kept by when Scott attempted to. pass q an Crawford, Ili. 94 Is the oldest of the members of we make a eheeknp of thia each elate game wardens, who work road grader and got off the road Comradea the loeal Q. A. R. Post. under the state, department, one into the ditch. No one was in spring.*’ Parr say». Ages of the 16 veterans, ac Glyna, Patrtek. la the last month several fish assigned to each county with ex jured and the car was only slight cording to Oeorge Van Natta, Natta ermen who failed .to secure li tra assistance during the busier ly damaged. Traffic Officer C. H. commander of the Post, are ae thè eea. Talentjnvesttgated the wrack. e. censes have been found and fined, SIXTY DAYS : FORDRIVER .¡BAPTIST CAR ONE MILL LEVY ASKED LEAVES TOWN PAVING IS CONSIDERED Weed Millright Murdered Today ASK RECALL OF SHERIFF R obbins to Hopheads Held 'In California DIRECT BOAS 20 Killed In Holland AIMEE MC. GOES EAST Normal Takes League Game Heroes JOURNAL GETS COMICSTRIPS Troops Sent Earthquake To Tien Tsin Shakes N. J. GAME WARDENS HAVE BUSY TIME SAYS LOCAL OFFIGER Files Suit Then Dies AVERAGE AGE OF ASHLAND CIVIL WAR VETERANS 85