■. * \l• THB POULTRY DCDU8TBY THE WBA1 W eather—F a ir Tonight And is a potential pay roll'for AaRland\ " ’ Ashland? f Leading ■ » (United Hl News W ire Service) ■And ASHI^ND.OBEGON, W ere i I f Sky Clear Dr. George Rebec Delivers Oommencement Address —Big Attendance At Ex e r c is e s - J . A. OhnrhUl, President Of School Pre sents Sheepskins. Many Ashland folks, If the elyr is cloudless tonight, will rental* up to witness the full eclipse of the moon, which to scheduled to take place at 10:40 o'clock to night, According to astronomers, the moon w ill aot he much darkened until after midnight. Prom mid night until 15:50 o’clock tomor row noon,v the* moon will be In total eclipse. A part of earth’s shadow will remain its satellite until 2 a. m. W anner Wednesday. per for Over F ifty Years .. . (United Preoa W ire Service) ¡D A Y, J U N E 14, 1927 P r e sid e n t W ill R e s t a n d E a t IS PRESENTED “Slim” Evades NEW . YORK. June 14— Col. Charles Lindbergh showed New York today that It is not so big but what he can get away. Unknown to anyone he slipped eat Of his apartment at 6:50 thlh morning and went to the curtiss Field to spend an hour among the airplanes. It v ;is’ not until 10 o’clock that anyone except flying men and a few policemen knew that he was gone. < BHlUsait Interpretation of '“ Smilin’ Thru” By Al- pha Tanri Society Is Out standing event of Com mencement «season — Big Crowd Witnessed Produc tion In School Auditorium CITY TOURIST CAMP FILLED . . . . . g ip AUTO PURCHASE IS GIVEN TODAY Frosecution To Depend On Circumstanial Evidence Indicated—Defense Attor neys O b j e c t i n g Many Times, Holding Questions Immaterial. < • . ■ ’ v - - X . J* Some heavy guns were fired In the Hugh D’Autremonf trial this ’Smilin’ Thru,’’ the ever-popu- i morning which the state hopes lar play, Which for years has Weary Travelers Turned will Influence the Jury in return- been reeognlsed as one of the A v /a y F r o m A s h la n d j ing a verdict of guilt against the Secretary Of State Sam cleanest, finest dramas op the ¡defendant. l stage and screen, was* presented Rest Koser Talks Taxes — Statements of the prosecution by members of the Alpha Taurl, have clearly shown they will de Many Others Attend dramatic Society of the Southern Aahlund city tourist camp is pend to a great extend upon clr-, Oregon Normal School last night one of tlie most popular resting Nearly 100 attended the Cham at the college auditorium, with cumstantfal evidence to prove that places for weary traveler» — In ber of Commerce fornm at noon such artistic Interpretation of the a conspiracy was entered Into be fact Its popularity has grown so today, when members of the rolls, that the production will un tween the three D’Autremont greatly that for the last two t .. . . . board of regents of the state nor doubtedly rank as one of the . . . . . . . . | brothers which resulted in the m onths there has scarcely been anj , . . . „ . , ... 1 dynamiting of Southern Pacific mal schools, and the “Merry outstanding achievements In dra evening when there were syfflc- Macks’’ new local orchestra were ma In the school. train In Tunnel 13, on October 11, lent accommodations on th e ' (1823. --------- — -...- -------------------- present. The regents were here Swaying their audience with grounds for all who sought to The master stroke in rtra- to attend the Southern Oregon the ease of seasoned players, the spend the night there. School commencement. tegy came thia morning when a well cast characters, brought During the last two weeks — witnessed testified that Ray D’ Secretary of State 8am Koser tears or laughter, as the spirit aince the closing of school— tour Autremont had purchased a car, was the principal speaker, and of the play might call for. ist traffic lias noticably increas that another member of the party complimenting President J. A. The big auditorium wag filled ed, and each night, according to of three — this one being. five Churchill on the splendid growth for the event and the audience Dan Barber, camp superintend feet six inches, with brown hair of the local educational Instltu? was generous In epplanse for the These two Interior views of the state same ledge In the South Dalcota-’Black. Hills show the simple | ent, many travelers are turned and blue eyes — had made ap tlon, and spoke of Its possibilit splendid work of the players. character of the dwelling in «¡¡He » President Coolidge will spend his vacation. Above is the living j away. plication for license and that the ies. , room, with Its great Creplaoe of n - ii/c Uoufl. Below la the dining room, stuffed gamo birds being the ' The plot of the play revolved There is n constantly increas ear was traced to Paul D’Autre- * only ornaments. Mr. Koser also spoke on the around John Carteret and his ing demand for cabins. The big mont, father of the three boys. state tax laws and the problem Intense hatred for Jeremiah majority of tourista no longer Other evidence, which the state of stgte finances, stating that Wayne, who brought tragedy In travel loaded down with baggage ’ ccn8lderg a8 valuable in relation state should be thoroughly cogni fo John’s life and whose eon Is ¡and camping equipment, but to the conspiracy Idea, was also zant of the financial system in in loire with Kathleen, nelce of* rather carrying only eooktng Introduced In relation to a pistol order that they might more in Carteret. equipment and stopping at camps sold in Albany, with the record telligently peas on tax measures. For fifty years John Carteret w bore cabin accommodations can >of the ahowlnK tbe purchnaer appropria tto n s to rj has chertahad- t h a m emory ofJlto n o a rn ro d aE n m in a l A n al ._ secured at a n nominal cost. The f was five feet alx laches la height. 13 to 16 persons, it ha« a fire h be 1557-28 amount to approximately murdered sSreetheart, Moonyeen. You drive thirty miles south place to take Ute morning tliiU demand for cabins is paid to be The black bag. which was found 517,000,Ugg, and uaable to levy who was killed on the eve of her — On either aide of the main entrance to the summer W hite from Rapid City, over smooth, off the _rooma_ should- company bo Constantly increasing. on the jBouutsIa. a«er the haliL_ wedding to Carteret, by Jeremta frequently tourists reach the up. was featured la connecttoa House are the stuffed beads o( scenic highway to reach this sum thero for a summer sessjon of the oent over that of thn previous Wayne, a rejected suitor. two giant Bad-eyed buffalo. « mer White House. It is known renowned W hite House breakfast^ camp at 8 or 9 o’clock at night, ! wlÄl a b . , wMch Roy A D’Autre- After the addreaa by Dr. Rebec, year, property taxes cannot, cover Kenneth Wayne does not un From one corner of the hall ordinarily as the State Game The wide windowa of this dining Mr. Barber said, having travelled »ont had slipped from Eugene <e the Soathers Oregon Normal this amount within 52,000,000. deratand the refueal of Carteret Chorus., directed by Mies Leona Appropriations for these two to permit his aeice, Kathleen to smflea the stuffed head of an In- Lodge, and it was built by South room give a view across m iles of many extra njiles to reach the Portland..’ “ - - to accommodate visitors scenery, nnd at times mountain Ashland camp, which all tourists Marsteru, sang two selections. /cars iunp not greatly In exeess of marry him. He does not know telllgent looking Defense attorneys wees object along the Pacific coast hear about ing strenuously to every Item of white as to face, with sharp black to the Black Hills. It sits in a sheop graze into the landscape. This was followed by the greet those for 1020-20, hut there will the story of the tragedy. horns. well-arranged valley of Custer ing to the class on behalf of« the be ho revenue from an Income The second flo o r 'o f this main if they spend much time In tour , evidence, holding It was Im m a-. The play Is cleverly told, the Walls of the big library are State Purk, said to be the largest part of the building contains the ist camps - - and they reach the , terial to the caAe. Repar.tee be-« Board of Regents by W. F. Bry tax, unless the people of the state lines sparkling with keen, in hung with the sleek furry hides reserve of its kind in the country. governor's suite, which »Mil thia camp only to find every cabin | tween the defense and prosecution ant of Moro, who acted la place support the proposed measure In tense drama. As all good stories nnd If they carry no j thla morning was replete with of wild animals which one day You swing off the main high fum nier be the presidential suite, j ! filled of Governor I. L. Patterson, presi the Jnne 25 election, he said. A do come out rightly, old John dent of the board who was unable former income tax provided addi Carteret In the end, sees the fu roamed the Block Hills without way, cross a broad lawn, and be There are a drawing room, bed cnbiping equipment there Is h « th -1 ^ 1 « , as they frequently clash to be present. tional funds for appropriations tility of holding the hatred In ever thinking that their skins fore you is a two-and-a-balf story rooms, ail with fireplaces. The ing for them to do but go on ' e<j would ornament a presidential building with a natural atone furniture is sim ple, nnd .runs farther. I The papper caBt. wtolcfi It Is The diplomas were presented for those two years. his heart, ’ and consents to the Tourists are making longer j inferred the state will attempt to porch running across the front. rather heavily to deep leather cov to the graduates' by President J. Mr. Koser talked on taxes. In a marriage, after which the spirit hangout. „• In the big public dining room, 8quaw Creek meanders through ered rockers. stays nt the camp these days. (gbow tbe bandits used to hide A. Churchjll, after which the re ceaclee, > direct, understandable of Moonyeen returns to comfort There Is an additional number of their tracks from he blood built somewhat on the order of a the yard, and is off about its busi cessional was played by the string manner. . _ J . . J The third floor will probably him. children In tourist parties since hounds, was also emphasised this, screened porch, are stuffed pheas ness in other parts. trio. During the dinner hour the be reserved for the servants. As John Carteret, the bitter, the closing of school, and dpgs morning. Mount tho steps, pass the liuf- ants— beautifully plumaged ring Members of the board of teg- “Merry Macks”, furnished a splen heart-broken old man, who cher Reaching behind this main about the camp are numerous. • entc who were present were J. H. did musical program. The mem ished the memory of his dead nocks, mounted and hung in such j falo sentries guarding thn door, Mra. D'Autremont, upon whom way that they appear to be in i and enter the hallway. Here are building Is a wing which contains Puller, Ashland, W. P. Bryant, bers of the orchestra wore Intro It appears the greatest worry has love, alone with a hatred for the the big state dining room, kitch fight. They circle the room, and an office and a telephone booth. Moro, Secretary of State, Sam'A. duced by their leader, “Sharkey I descended, received a book gift man who brought him sorrow. ens, and pantrys. _ _ C ' A * Kozer, and State Superintendent Moore. Other ‘guests at t>e d ln -iJohn Oaley pjayed the part with pairs and groups of foul* spread To the right Is the library, with this morning. "The Unity Christ The lodge, it may be said, has a of Schools, C. A. Howard. ian Word,” which she read fre ner who were Introduced includ finish and intense emotionalism, their wings above each of the the biggest fireplace in the build reputation for its pies, .which are ing. quently. Hugh examined this ed W. F. Bryant, Dr. Gee/Rebec, which made his work distinctly tables. To the left of tho hall 1s the made from fruit gathered in the i Thero are fireplaces — great book, but soon returned It to his head of the Graduate school at professional. • stone ones — in abundance, built pr’rate dining room, tinted n light ¡orchard adjoining the grounds, mother. the University of Oregon, C. A. W . C. Robinson, Mt. Shasta, green and furnished with native ¡They are such pies as good New to burn big lengths of pine log. (Please Turn to Page 2J Hugh Greets Children H o w a rd , superintendent of California, forfeited a bond for The furniture Is solid, plain to .hard wood furniture. This dJ«-I Englanders used to eat for break- The spectators were given a schools, Lawrence Mltchelmore. $50 Tuesday morning when he tin point of being rustic in one ' Ing room will accommodate from fast and thrive on. president of the graduptlng class failed to appear before City Judge little human interest touch Mon BADEN - B A D E N . Germany, * th’ N° ™ ’ 3C" ° ° ,n Ra‘ph’ Clint Baughman to plead to a day afternoon In the D’Autremont June 14 - (IP) - Clarence D. j h° “ Tte,Mn’ Dr Burd,c’ charge of possession of Intoxica trial, when Paul D’Autremont, PRESIDENT IN INDIANA Leach, fonder resident of the city, ting liquors brought against him father , of the defendant who was HAMMOND, in c., June 14. Chamberlin and Charles A. L e -' and Vernon McGee. Normal school by Terry Talent, federal prohibi absent from the court for two — (IP) — President Coolidge vine reached here today fro m ' j faculty members were also intro- Negroes Who Shot Mill tion officer and Night Policeman days, returned with his two chil and party enroute to the Berlin for a few days rest. i duced. Chas. Claus. The man was picked dren. Foreman Die At S ta k e - cummer White House in the Representatives of the state Hugh embraced them And talk State Tuberculosis W orker ' Governor Patterson was unable up Monday night by the officers Black Hills arrived here this government and the Lord Mayor Guard Ovarpowered W ith Grants Pass As Des ed and smiled to thhm fot- several to be present at the Commence Speaks—County Officials and a quantity of alleged liquor attornoon. " greeted the trans-Atlantic filers tination Finest -Runners minutes. The spectator^ appar ment. was found In his possession. He Mr. Coolidge was met at nnd thousands of persons throng Summarize W ork MERIDAN., Miss., June 14— ently tired of the endless Identi Leave Frisco gnve cash bond for his release, the station by an official re ed the statloth'~- (IP)— Two negroes, Jim and Mark and this was forfeited by his fall- fication of exhibits, displayed a ception committee, which os- Fox, brothers, were seized and The annual Jsckso.. County keen Interest In this little by-piay. corted him to the W icker burned at the stake by an angry Jloalth Association meeting was uro to appear. The children were neatly dressed 8AN FRANCISCO, June 14— park where the president de mob of several hundred citizens BYRD TO F L Y held today at the home of Mrs. and aeemed to enjoy the greeting (IP) — Something now in foot livered a dedication address. Monday near Louisville, Mies. Toy Velle, Jacksonville. The work DEBE AND C H A R LIE of the prisoner at the bar. The ROO8EVBLT F IE L D , N. races— a 480-mlle "marathon” He said what America The negtoes shot and killed CHANGE T H E IR 'M IN D S children are Ines, 11 years old. of the association during the last Y„ Jnne 14.— (IF)— While Fourteen responded for band Clarence Nichols, superintendent opened only to Indian runners— needs is increased education year was summarized by the of and Charley, 4, step-stoter aad New York still gasped for advantages, crime suppres rehearsal Monday night at the city of a saw mill near Louisville got under way Tuesday when 11 ficials, Dr. L. S. Inskeep, Mins HOLLYWOOD, Cal., June 14— step-brother of the defendant. breath after Its Lindbergh building according to ”8harkey'* yesterday. They were arrested young braves left San Francisco sion, some old fashioned re Josephine Koppes, Miss Janet (LP)— Charlie Paddock, "fastest F. A. Ramirai, who was oa the celebration. C o m m a n d e r Moore, who will direct the or by Sheriff Permenter, who was for their long trait northward Io ligion. more work for un Moffatt and Miss Leah Jennings. human." and Bebe Daniels, stand for more than three hours, Richard E. Byrd announced ganisation this summer. This overpowered by the mob before Grants Paas, Oregoi| in quest of skilled labor and patriotism Other health workers In attend screen star, have decided they ¡ resumed his testimony after today he would leave for at the ballot boxes. number It Is expected will be in reaching the Winston county Jail. cash and glory. ance at the meeting' wero Mrs. will not make life’s race to- : lunch In Identifying vnrtonn ar- Parts In the plane America, creased, and Mr. Moore expressed Zunl and Karook tribes fur Sadie Orr Dunbar, secretary of gether, It waa learned here to -1 as soon as the weather was himself as pleased with the re (Please Turn To Page F iv e ). the State Tuberculosis Association day. nished the entrants, trained and , favorable. asons«. hardened after weeks of prepara and Miss Mildred Carlton, local Commencement activities at the Southern Oregon Normal school ended today w|th thé graduation exercises at 10:36 In the school auditorium. Dr. George Rebec delivered the 'addreaa to the one hundred grad uates, their friends and relatives. Dr. Rebec is dean of the Graduate School of the University of* Ore gon, and le an educator of re noun. In his talk en “ Idealism. Real ism and the Younger Generation,** or as It is eommoaly described, “The Revolt or Youth,“ Dr. Rebee stated that the younger genera tion Indulges In this “Jsn age" to help them forget the Insincer ity and unreality of the ere of idealism. "Altho youth Is «ag Ing a war against Idealism and Is taking up Its stand with realism, ideals are still a part of the life of youth, as they necessarily must be.’’ said Dr. Rebec, “ but these Ideals are reconstructed from the harsh actualities with which the youth is surrounded.” 1 The processional for the en trance of the graduates end facul ty was play/d by the string trio composed o f Mary Galey, Floy Young and Rose Marie Alh|ns, • after which Rev. H. F. Pemberton gave the iavocation. MANY VISITORS A T C .O fC .M E E T Plain, Rustic, Comfortable Is Coolidge’s Summer Home a Forfeits $50 Bond In Court Trans-Atlantic Airmen Resting ANGRY MOB BURNS TWO INDIANS START 448-MILE RACE HEALTH FOLKS HOLDMEETING Fourteen Out To Band M eet Phoenix lys Medicinal . , alue Of Lithia Water Fine One of the firmest booltsrs for AalHatfd’s- Llthta water was discovered this morning by a Tidiags reporter In the persojf of Mr. Hepra. owner, of a mercantile store at Phoenix. Mr.. Hearn, who suftered from kidney, trouble, stated he had gone* to a* 'P o rtlan d h o sp ital, where the physicians said an op^ eration would be necessary to, re move the atone from the kidney, ^ t the time he was unable to re- maln for an operation, and the physician . told , him » the pain would foyce him to. retu rn ., This was a| Christmas time. After, the holidays, Mr. Hearn , went to Loa Angeles where he enjoyed a rest. * However,', after, retaining*, to' Phoenix and hie work. |f r . Hearn Was again bothered by the pain. One day he met a friend from Medford, who told him he ha< v « 'i t * t ' «■»«»— (Please Turn To Paga Five) * Victor Mills Hit By Missile Victor Mills, while watching the work at Main and Pioneer yes terday afternoon where workmen were excavating for the laying of new water mains, was hit 1»y a piece of flying iron. Mr. Mills, who was In a squat ting position, was knocked to the pavement by the blow. The dril ling point hit a water main and a piece of the iron flew off, hitting M r .. Mills on the chin. While painful, the wound was not <lang- srnus. although It could .have easily been a eerloue Accident, tion. These youths’ names —• "Flying Cloud, "Falcon," "Mad Bull,” smack of (heir fighting ancestors, M t In reality they are quiet mannered folk, much the same oa school or pollege ath letes. J ' To win the main prize of 51000, the first Indian to finish must Arrive In Orants Pass, Or., in IB days. Towns along the Red wood highway, over which the rate will bs run, have contribut ed smaller purses for the first runner to reach their community, s© it la possible for the winner to earn several thousand dollars, Law Teacher Isjfrom oted New Courses And New Instruct Secured For Local Normal president and chairman of the eight community health groups in EUGENE, Ore.,—HlP)— Charles Jackson county. E. Carpenter, professor of law at the University of Oregon, today Several new courses will be of COLUMBIA RISES was advaaced to dean of the law THE DALLES, June 14--<IP) fered during the summer session department, replacing William — The Columbia river rontlnued •of the Southern Oregon Normal Hals, resigned. Earl M. Pallett was named Its steady rise here over the school, according to an announce registrar to succeed Carlton Spen week end, the depth of the water ment today by President J._ A. cer, who filled the vacancy creat Increasing slowly, however. Yes Churchill. He ala© announced the addi ed by the advancement of Car terday morning the river stood penter. Elmer L. Shlrrell will be at 36.8, a rise of .3 of a foot tion of two new Inembers to the the actin; dean for this year, over the previous morning, while normal school faculty. One will while Dean Walker Is on a year's today It had mountod to 37.1. bo an expert In penmanship, who leave of absence. -<he board of The upper Columbia Is still ris will give Instruction In methods while, the regents made 32 minor changes ing, while the Snake river is fall In Palmer writing; othor will teach English. ing slightly. betides these advancements. Among, special courses offered. It to planned to ment the regular work * in er with courses la muele, junior high n istrntton, psychology of cence. pageantry, ministra tlon, lean literature, western frofttler, French rovolntloo ----------------------------- — (Pleone Turn To