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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1927)
.. ............■ i ra í to n n t i Oregon—Cloudy, Unsettled. i s * potential fcej - ' f>‘ ,k"'AelÄ«ä XaUatuTa Showers, Thunderstorms. for Over Fifty Years (United Presa Wire Service) ATURDAY, ELCOME M0ME1 IS DISCUSSED ounty Superintendent Ex plains Operation Of Pro posed School Law. tam ings la Accompanied By Son, L w d a - f t h M - tional Papers Are Mailed To Oolombug Where In s pects Arg^ Held—Except To Return Within Rext Ten Days, ' / j Sheriff .Ralph Jennings, arpied with first degree murder warrants, is ¡speeding toward Oo- lsmbua, Ohio, today to bring May and Ray D’Antremont to Jeek- sonville to face chargee for their alleged part In the dynamiting of the Southern Pacific Mail train and killing of foar man la 1|22. They w ill ba placed in the same ja il which naw shelters Hugh, on trial for murder.' The sheriff was accompanied by his son, Depsty Sheriff Lewis Jennings. Governor Patterson airmailed extradition papers to Colnmbns. Sheriff Jennings expects to re turn with the ’ prisoners In tan days. The treasure box of exhibits In tbe Hugh D’Autremont trial «as brought oat of the safe this mota- Ing, sad the procession of articles alleged to have been found near tha scene of the Stokiyon holdup, by which the state hopes to pro- enre a verdict of guilty against Hugh, was. started. The newspapermen, searching for something new. something Which would a d T ilw ii« 2«« te the humdrum testimony of tbs . Ia aatie^atien of the formal opening of the Ashland Oolf course which la to he made with in a hsort time, a number of local golf enthusiasts, held a pic nic there. Friday evening, and so thoroughly enjoyed the affair that Immediate plans were made for similar events. A number of the ladies of the party, whp had not taken up golf watched the amatuer “ Paforta-. nates” who steered the balls In to the “rough” or fhztall, instead of sending them In graceful ares down the center of the fairway. Much excitement resulted when Frank Jordan "almost" made a hole in one. This is one of the most trying holes on the course aa It is dlrdctly uphill, and in the events the player swings directly into the rays of the setting sun. Mr. Jordan’s remarkable shot, was one of the main topics of conversation. About 7 o’clock a delicious sap per was served on the grass un der the tress. .The Ashland golf course pro mises to be one of the most ideal on the Pacific coast and the set ting is Meal for picnic parties. Club memebrs are anxious that Fred C. Peterson, superintend ent of Klamath county schools, ■poke on the "County School Un it System" at the regular Kiwan is luncheon Friday noon at the Llthia Springs hotel. The announcement was mado ■t the meting that the Roseburg Kiwanis hare invited all the clubs of District 7, including Klamath Falls, Ashland and Medford to meet there June 28 for a district conclave. Dr. R. L. Burdlc was elected alternate delegate for President Wirt M. Wright to the district convention at Spokane, Wast ing- ton, August 22-23. Mr. E. Zimmerman, new resi dent manager of the Llthia Spring hotel, was a guest of the Kiwanis at the luncheon. The next program will be in charge ..Pf 31*.®, grievance of which P? R. Hardy is chairman. Mother Of Hero Is Greeted By Wild Throng*—Honor Paid Lindbergh In Thia Country To Exoeed That G i v e n By Enthusiastic European Capitols. W A8HINOTON, D. C., June 11. The Bundy haired boy with clear eye, Charles A. Lindbergh, was ac claimed, by President Coolidge and a hundred thousand per. sons today, as Amerjca’s greatest modern hero. The boy wbo flew across the Atlantic alone met the madly joyous demonstration. He wore no uniform and looked younger than his 25 years. The president pinned the dis tinguished Fly Cross on his breast. “On the. evening of May 23, I arrived In PsrM. During the week I gpent In Paris and time In Brus sels and London, the people of Europe asked that I bring hack one message to the people of America. At ovary gathering I heard the same words. You’ve seen the affection of the peoplp of every member take advantage of France demonstrated to you. I the opportunity to learn the want to bring -hack to you thia message of affection.” This was the whole of his speech. Tha president’s speech and Lindbergh’s unassuming answer climaxed the glorious day. x Hto mother was In his arms «2 greeted hhn Mra. Coolidge put her arms around him. The crowd chberbd. The aebne wastntensely g ra n m tfc .T h e ceremony Was or- pr to 2d minutes FACULTY GIVES SENIOR PARTY - First Of Formal Events Of Commencement Season Ho Machines Will Be Al lowed To Enter Or Pass Along Winburn Way Dur- * ing The Program—Lith- ians Ta Assist Polios In Directing Big Crowd. Everything la In readiness for presentation of tha beautiful spec tacle, "The Cycle of a Day,” this evening at the selected site in Llthia Park. The affair moved off smoothly at a dress rehearsal Friday eve ning—lighting effects were all that could possibly he desired— tha music was beautiful— every thing points toward the affair hew ing one of the most outstanding In the history of Ashland. With an Idea of making the spring festival an Ashland insti tution — a pageadt of sufficient beauty to Insure Its repetition each year— no effort or expense has bean spared by the Normal school In making thia Initial performance outstanding In beauty and har- mony. ™ ‘- * Coming at the Commencement season it has meant many extra hours of labor for those la charge and they have been grateful to city employeer and others who have been generous In their assist ance In preparing the grounds for the affair. The dances of the Festival will be symbolic of the cycle of a day, from dawn to dnak. The costume» Inaugurating the first of the formal events of the Commence ment season at the Southern Ore gon Normal school, the faculty members of the institution enter tained Friday evening, Jupe 10, V ’ £ L L lf o ftu In the college auditorium with a formal reception. tuKen by Renient Those Ip the receiving line were s=a President and Mrs. J. A, Church- 111, Miss Helen Anderson, dean of r ~ women, Miss Edith Bork, princi I diffieult te glean day excitement p al of the Llnooln school, Mr. and Ltthlans will assist police In 1 Mrs. V. V. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. ta the repetition o f, testimony patrolling the place and acting as * / » * * • : ," *F «** . » w o tto d ,” I J. M-. Fuller and Mias ~ Beatrice. w h en . "The J,'1toeu^fal| agdvaa wfcfeh had already Sbmk gtodrW W M d M * t o m t o than * tbs president said. the first trial. " Hall. Mr. Caldwell fa senior ad grove whose the permribnnee AedOa’sagd»’ Wdhsi M r.ahdM «- Thrning to the hero had his visor and Mr. Fuller is a. regent The. action o t oae of the Wit .2; M McGee. ■ Mg. •« te '.M m .,M ; Mrs. Lang will teach music on Happy Days Of Former In takes plaee ta overlooked J>y a hill (bother, the president said: "His of the Institution. the guitar for the Normal. She nesses, C. Soaderson, a. «action Franklin. Mr. and ’MM- Vrdd En Mother who eadowed her son with " where the crowds era expectdjj to stitution, Its Growth Other Guestt were Mr. and Mrs. gang crew of Siskiyou, to .Mark gle. Mr .'-and Mts.'-WlUB. Dodge, already has a few atudnents in tho gather early. Soma few seatscwUl her ohm' nrfidesty and charm Is And Value Discussed O. A. Briscoe and Mies Ila Myers. ing some of tbs exhibits he to. a l Mr.- add- Mri. Frank Jordan, Mr. art. jrlth ns. Engaged In the vital ■ After the reception of the sen be provided for older folks. ‘ leged, to have found near the W ishers Way and the Park nna tort. » . » . W hom and Mr. profession of school teaching, she iors a program was given by mem scene of the holdup pad' his fail Architect Wlllets cut a large streets will he roped off In order and Mi«. Ldoto Dodge. ■ has permitted neither money or a bers of the Alford orchestra of ure to mark' others prompted the doorway from the Commercial that no automobiles may he near The next picnic M planned M r lamento Qatar with her fidelity 2 Medford. defense to question him closely Department to the adjoining the scene of the performance to ns Tuesday 'evening. ... to her duties. Schctch broom was effectively relative to this actios. . room. Hence the Com. Dept. Is mar the music by the stopping and used decorating the auditorium. Earlier Mr. Bonderson ha4 test much mori roomy, light and pleas starting of engine. Faculty members present were ’ ? • ’ “Ltody’s” Late Night ant. Prof. Miles reports 33 stu ified In the plaintiff's examination 'A number of students from the Mlsa Helen Andersen, Miss Bea "O N BOARD USS MEMPHIS. dents in that D ept/ that be had found «a Insulated Umpqua will arrive on Friday. trice Hall, Miss Marion Ady.-MIss Enroute to Washington, June 11. wire jhst outside the teunel, wMph Pearl Durst, V. V. Caldwell, W. _ ftp)— A bashful and somewhat The W. C. T. U. of Ashland lad te a detonating battery about Mias Thomas is assisting In a W. Wells, A. C. Strange, A. 8. lewlldered colonel In the Missouri stands high In the estimate of the 25 foot from' the tunnbl entrants, Taylor, Mias Katherine Vincent, national guard slept aboard his large concert in Salem thia week. Normal school. The good women and that alongside this battery he Mias Elisabeth Richardson, Mies private warship lgat night, onjoy- She Is the leading soprano. She of this society are aiding two found shells, three knapsacks, sad and Prof. Miles, with a body of Clara Trotter and Miss Eva Four Teams • Compete In ng a quite night of rent which w ill Registration made daring the poor young men who are strug- a pair of overalls. He testified “ Bhootín” At normal : students from the north will ar White. the knapsacks each contained t^o morning htonrs Included the fol- preced weeks, of acclaim by hie gl'pg by hard labor and economy rive on Saturday. Junior girls who served punch own United States. Gun Touhument tollowing named: footpads, which were severed With j|o obtain an education. during the evening were: Barbara Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, creosote. Hs said these exhibits Fred Petoreqa, Klamath Falla, Brown, Frances Wright, Opal Mit record-breaking air kero, ended a M. F. H. Carter, the treasurer, Miss Rosa Dodge, class of *34, were the same aa the article« he 12«7; Nett D. Peterson, Klamath "Shootln* matches" have bee^ chell, Gladys Rice, Lydia Cleaver record-breaktag Journey home ns or Mr. Galey, will be at the-build- Is filling the place of Miss Titus had found and guarded until he Falls. W et; Ida R. Thpnms. Elk the attraction at the southern Ore and Anne Fedor. J the cruiser Memphis promised to lng Monday forenoon to receipt in the Phoenix school to the great had turned them over to a J a A - ton, Oregon, 1205; Blda Farlow gon Normal school for t ie la«C shatter all previous time marks for tuition. Town students will satisfaction of all. Miss Titus is soa county deputy sheriff. week. Anderson, Ashland, 1202; H. O. for Its trans-Atlantic tripe. . Be take no dinner along Monday, as sick at her home in Ashland. BANKS ARK MKRGED liie men’s rifle teem, known as However, when cross-examined Anderson, Ashland, 1202; Stella fore he retired, Lindy sighted the the "Profeesloaals” defeated three he admitted that, while he had Wagner. Attend, 120«; Alice home shores from which he de the bus will return at 11:80. THE DALLES—The merger of other school teams, la matches The German classes are organ marked his initials, C. B., on the Applegate Raid. Ashlaad, 1202, parted for International glory. He tbe Wasco County and the First. held last week. f G. C. Garfield, of Glendale, has ising and are under the direction wire coll and footpads and bat 1222; Lincoln Savage, Greats was Pager to thank the "folks nt National bank by the directors In of Miss Wessela. Loy Barker Is eaptaln of the tery, he had Pot so marked the Pass, 1125-25; Rosa Dodge Galeyk rented the Mrs. Ralph house, now home" and ready to accept the the local financial Institutions, teem, with James Adams, Alva knapsacks and overall*. Since It Ashland. 1225-25; Nan McCallan greatest national welcome ever occppled by David Good; and Mrs. was announced. The bus will leave Winter’s of the Normal School the building Lews end Victor Phelpe ns ether Garfield will move la soon. Her has been indicated that the stats Curtis. Ashland. 1504; Mrs. J. H. accorded an individual American. The Wasco County bank will members. Their final score was daughter will be In the noromal corner each day at 8:30. Round which stood on the grounds now will attempt to llfck those knap Wlutrock. Kerby, Ore.. 1525; The colonel has not weakened belonging to the ¿Ity Washington discontinue business. All of Its 315. far In the le a f ef their op and the son In the training school. trip fare 6 cents. sacks, through the purchase df Mrs. Henrietta Bailey, Maadoel, deposits, totalling 2500,000, will In the face of one of the most school. The Normal School was ponent«, t>e womenh* faeelty and sim ilar kdapsneks to Engsnd by Cal., l l f t f Mra. Elian Bureau strenuous program ever outlined. be transferred to the' First Na conducted by different educatprs BSreeon, Medford, 1252; Chas. L. men which.the state alleges ware Apparently nobody here has till the year 1890, when a olty tional. the D’Autremont hoys, M r. Bond- wtm ar, Ashland. 1525-22; Louise thought of the fact "that while h<gh school was established In the arson’s admission that he had hot A. Parossl, Ashland, 1525-22; Washington can sleep off Its Mra. Miles Cantrall, for same building which belonged to marked this exhibit, was conslder- Gao. Alford, Medford. 1225-25; week-end headache Monday morn merly Mary Devlin, a grad- the Normal corporation, And It Earl T. Shephard, Medford, 1525- ed significant. Equally important ing, Colonel Lindbergh must be up nate of the class of 1888, wan rented to, the ’ city school to the trid lto the Salt Of Wufalto. 1222; Loa Goabb Carter, AaMand, for an aviator’s breakfast at 7, now n resident of Ruch. board. The Normal was not a In which the state claims was 1221-1225; Olivia Weleott, Marsh Fred Homes, who has served paring proposition, and Its last Applegate was preeent. (Please Turn To Page Three) found a wpd of paper which wan field. 1203-04; Chanter F. Easter, While this capture will net be The Hugh D’Autramont 'tria l as, president of the alumni or president of that period, Prof, J. "The site of the old Nom- a postof flee receipt for a register, Portlaad, 1220. has brought out an amusing n im ganisation this year, knd whose of any real Interest ta the trial. S. Sweet, closed his work ’ In mal school was formerly Many others on the grounds at ed letter sent hy tone of the D ’Au- efforts have, been untiring In 1890, ,«nd it Wqa rttoPO^dlthat It ber of coincidences and unusual It has had a psychological offset owned by my father apd I noon had not registered. .making the affair the splendid would never agpin open aa a State occurrences. (Please T a n to H sa 4) remember that an old barn on the public tn general. - » The latest eotnetdence was the suceese it Is. was named president Normal SehoeJ»- It never did In used to Utead there.” she at the business meting held this the old building. In 1898 a pro capture of the D’AutremoAt tklua, said. She recalled the d ay Ray ap d , Roy, In-Ohio klmoat morning. position was .made by, jke mnna^-. When ' they played games Ohamberlin And Levine Fey Mra. Rosa Oaley of AahlahA era of Portland University, that if h e r ; > 4 « trçar,#>e' e ÿp » just about the old grounds. She Tribute To Gonnaa Who was named secretary. Thsee two« the people of Ashland Wduld fur at the crucial moment when the recalled algo a snake story officers will be assisted by the nish the grounds and provide ’a ju ry In the Hugh D’Autremoat Destroyed 125 Planes of pioneer days. Ashland Bike will hold thejr an- sott la 1427 following named officers: Mra. college building equipped ’ for ,trla| was being sought. ' lu fact nual Flag Day services at tha V i»- Appropriate "The one t|ln g I remem Sueanne Carter, first vice-presi school work, the University would tge paws of tlie capture cams h»1? BERLIN, June 11.— (tP>— C Ur- lag theatre Sunday afternoon, ed during tl ber to every tree about the dent; Mra. Olive Walcott, second endow the AshlAnd school’ with a few hours previous to the com epoe Chamberlin end Charles Le June 18 at 1 o’clock. flkgZ grounds," said Chester F. vice-president; Fred Petersqn, '280:009 and make It a permanent pletion of the jury. , T h to / how vine today paid tribute to Gertn- A special Invitation |S H lh g « - The pri^p Easter whose visit to the Klamath Falls, third vtee-prssl- branch of the Portland University. ever, permitted eaCh of the Jtary- any’s wartime aee, Manfred Von tended to the public to attend the a motto« pi first made Since hto gradua dent. ki Rlchthoffea, who brought down The people here received the beau men teutaiiyely selected 4 ,rf 4 services. r. of Msa” tlon day. 185 allied planes before meeting tiful camptis on thè Boulevard, a those selected during thp last few ’ The program will eoaMte of tha. gtorttteatton " I never thought I would death In an air duel.-They placed gift from the Oerter Land ' Oor, hour« ot questioning to reed .ef regular ritualistic exercises which Exalted I be returning to the old Nor a laurel wreath op the grave. The LEAGUE GAMES TOMORROW and they proceeded in*the con the sensational capture of the includes the display of ell flags low. says th mal to brlag back my two Wreath was adorned with the struction of the bulMIrig which le tprins, which cpme also only a used, by thto country etpee tha and open W »hert time after Hugh was captar- Ashland at Grants Pass. eons to visit the place,” said American flag and bora the word first flag. "The Red Crass ef Eng- Rika to one Klamath at Medford. (Please Turn to Page 8) Charles Weimer. homage. 'o Normal ' dsOf 38-Years Ago RIFLE CLUBS HOLDS SHOOT Morning Homes Named President Of Organization Elks Plan F land” was planted Hay ■ J. r At Vining Theater on American seen. FLIERS HONOR GERMAN ACE Numerous Coincidents Mark Trial Of Hugh D’Autremont