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iâs&Ë P ilo in k o í i D p a Î a a a Í a m a I lïfw flitâ B u DttSIIlvSS BINI 1 1 UlvW W IUH INI v v l v l j Physltiait sod flngsm bffice Phono lf t -J Home' Phone 164-L «J , FOB S A L E O R RENT;— Best 10-açre mqdern home Isolde city ot Ashland. Free irrigation. I « ill take cattle to pasture tbero- qp, fine feed and water. R. D. Sanford, 399 Beach street. 248-2* io *D R SALE or TB ade — 119 acres ot land in Siskiyou, Cal. On P acific Highway. P P len ty o t wa ter, near county school For fur ther particulars address Tidings, Box 91. 133-tm o.* LOST AND FOUND B BKNT: F a m ish ed apart- , SMALL TRACTS: Close to for ram m er. Cool, pleasant town, very, easy term s, good loca LOST Saturday, in Llthla Park, lose Uu « sp ecia lly desirably tion, good soiL Start your country fraternity pin, sim ilar to Maltese no, i h « . , four Normal. me „now. 8 se our display ady. prose. Initialed V. V. C. on back. turdaya telling about these Phone 399-J. Reward. . 241r3 tracts and let us show them to MALE HELP WANTED you. H. C. Oaley, Sec. Carter Land Co.. <S E. Main St. 241-St WANTED: — Men thinners at Suncrest Orchard, Talent. 331-tf FOR HALE— 6 acres Irrigated, 242-3t on Pacific highway near tow s, WANTED some fr u it Call 583 north main. Regular man for * 238-1 mo. work on fruit tract. House furn P ioneer Bldg. sale for the pistol which the state “Did Hoy and May U A utrem ont has as exhibit in this trial. Or work for your com pany?” "Yea.” iginal bill of sqle has been lost, “Did E. E. James work for youT” but Coturrl said he had examin "Yes,” “ Is the defendant B. EL ed .this before it was lost, although be had not made a copy, just a Japies?” Interest In thia question nRn memorandum of this. Judge Thqmas and defense attorneys so intense that the jurym en start had an argument about this ques ed taking off their coata im m ed tion, which was stricken from the iately thereafter, although the minutes. He tord q: tracing the Tidings reporter haa not noticed Nash car, which it is alleged the any of the jurymen shedding their D'Autremont’s purchased in Port Ehoes, as a reporter at tho form er land, to the boys’ father’s shed trial reporter occurred. The chirp ot a bird in the trees on October 18, 1923. No cross examination. ' in the nearby hills could hare been Stella W alters, Portland, who heard as this question was asked, was the second woman to testify, for It was the first tim e that said she had worked in her fath Hugh D’Autremont had been di er’s hardware store; that Coturrl rectly brought into the testim ony, the had brought articles to her to except that everybody in courtroom had their eyes and ears mark; that she remembered three t boys had bought sim ilar articles concentrated on the w itness, who of her; that she remarked to them replied: “ Yes." ¡This was the first positive Id en- about wrapping the cups, but they said they were staying at the tificatlon of Hugh in direct con hotel over hardware store and nection with any of the incldants or testim ony In twe case. W itness did not want them wrapped. Defense Attorney Collier pick said Jam es started working in ed up the two cups and asked the June 1923 and stopped in August; witness: “Do Rou mean to tell “ Do you know the defendant?” the Jury that you sold anybody those cupp?” “Are there any “ Yes.” “Under what nam e?” “ Mr. marks on them that you can Iden Jam es.’’ “Did you know R. C. and tify?” “No,” the w itness replied.- R. A. D’Autremont?" “ Yea.” “ Did "Certainly, there are not,” Vhe they work with Mr. Jam es?” attorney added, and threw the "Yes.” “Did you give them their i lU ih d r tk : m-tf ifr YOU W A i.T a good home ished. A. Johnson. Phone 482-ft. 348-2t* Inquire at Brown A E lee, 93 N. Mott. _ 99-tf FOB B E N T — F urnished 6- WANTED: — Home for young room house close to school. New dog. Stnghound. Fond of children. paper and paint. Call 117-L oy 242-2* 668 H olly s tr e e t 2 3 1 -« fCall at 108 Granite St. WANTED— To rent piano for 242-3t ÄNBöus 8 months. Phone 209. Ford Ford ord ord Touring Touring Touring ......... Touring, 192* PIANO INSTRUCTION —. Mrs. Harold Aikins. Tel. 441-J. HAMAKBB TRANSFER a n d orage Co. office e t residence, 4 North Mola. Phone 419. E ord Tudor --------... pulck Six --------- Fordson-Tractor .... CLAYCOMB M< IN TROUBLE— May Ito With Ensign Lea FOR SUyUB:— Cockprls, A v k i., 9 par hundred; 8 wks., |1 7 per undred. Counter Leghorn Farm. FOB RENT— Room for normal 243-tf girls in comfortable home. Board 243-2t F O ¿ SALE:— Clark Jew el, 3 If prefered. Call 310J. burner oil stove. 118 S. Pioneer FOR SALE: Rhode Island Red p allets. Box- 138, Route 1.. 143-St* FOR SALE CH era. Phone 293-J. FOB SALE— Light oak dining table and buffet, Qeorgie Coffee, Tidings office. FO B SALE— 3 acres alfalfa hay standing. R. 1, B6x 131, Mrt. Tas ter. 331-1 mo.* FOB S 4 L E --S m a il rock crush er, 3 H. P. bqiler, stove grates and backs, lawnm owers sharpened and repaired. Costings and ma chine work at E agle Iron nnd Brass Foundsry, 140 Oberlin St. 318-1-m o.* Medford Plans. Flower Show Merchants* A ssociation for de velopm ent o f cojamerclal air ier? vice and adequate m ilitary add naval air forces In the United 8talra, , In one of the longest «peaches he has m^de Lindbergh compar ed developm ent o f com m ercial aviation in Europe and h e r e .'H e said he was embarrassed In Eur ope when asked w hether America had any airports to compare w ith those he adw there. There were 3000 guests at the luncheon. WARRANT 1H ISSUED A warrant was issued Tuesday for the arrest of Claud Leon, for merly employed In this city, whose whereabouts la a t the pres ent . tim e unknown to officers. Leon la charged w ith having left with a 1928 ipodol Chevrolet autom obile on which he had made but one paym ent.' He Is charged with theft. The finest, m ost luscious hom e grown strawberries, are to be A floral display, featuring roses found on the market. and sw eet peas, with prizes offer ed for winning blossom s in these tw o classes, ’is being planned by SPOTLÌtìl the Medford Floral Society, for pext Monday and Tuesday, June 20 and 31. (Cohtinutd from Page 1) , Ashland flow er g r o w e r s, gleaning an autom atic revolver through the president o f the Ash in the adjoining room. The trunk land Floral Society, Mrs. Louis or chest was open and on top Jacks have been Invited, to enter was “The Life of Jesse 'Jam es,” ploom s in the show. Although th^ state intim ated H ugh had the roses and sw eet peas are to idolized. be featured iril varieties o f blooms *“Wqb there anything unusual bre wanted for display. about the men in the camps keep ing their personal luggage lock ed?” j he was asked In cross ex am ination. “ No.” “ Did you or ever get Into Charles Lindbergh today pleaded trouble by reading ‘The, Life of before a Joint luncheon of the State Chamber- of Commerce and Jesse Jam es’?” “How long did It take you to exam ine thia trunk?” “ About a m inute.” “W hen did you exam ine the trunk?” “in A ugust or Septem ber.” “ You do not remember the ex act date you exam ined thia trunk, but you do remember ,| b little plecy of Iron on end of trunk?” Hitchcock had preyipuyly stated ne had seen that one Laud around the iron-bound cheat had been patched and when shown a sim ilar piece taken from the ashes of a camp fire near the scene of the Inurder, said it w as undoubtedly the sam e piece. “W as there anything concealed in the room ?” “No, the door was left open.” Mrs. Archie B u eii, Silverton, told of the three m en, Roy and Ray D’Autrem ont and E. E. Jam es visiting her hom e near the lum ber camp In quest of a sm all house near the m ill. They left and later returned a greenish Nash car, she said. She had seen ko / and Hay shooting In a paat- ure nearby, and later accompan ied an 8. P. Investigator to the pasture where he picked up som e shells. She adm itted there was noth ing unusual about the three boys. Charles Parsons, Silverton, was the next w itness, testifyin g he knew Roy and Ray and the de fendant, who had come to his hom e frequently ,for butter and other produce. He recalled hav ing brought the three from th e mill to his home where they re mained two or three days. They had a grip, two suitcases and a very heavy trunk. Said the boys had on overalls first tim e they came there. Later * they left In their car, saying they were go ing camping. “ Was there anything strange about these three hoys wearing overalls when all o f the 460 n^en In the m ill wore overalls?” he was asked In the cross exam ina tion. "No.” “W as there anything unusual in their conduct in your hom e?” “No. they were perfect gen tle m en.” “Was there any attem pt to .conceal anything?" “N o.” F. W. Rogers, Portland, caus* ed a laugh when In reply to what his bnsiness, he replied: “A ttend ing to my own business.” He had gone to the Parson home where he had found leaden pellets in the trees, ostensibly shot by the three boys.’ He identified these in cou rt., , The defense kttorneys seemed to be getting quite a “kick” out of this, but the prosecution was earnestly plugging in their at tempt to probe the conspiracy in the dynam iting and to connnct boys. Upon cross exam ination, he said the packsacks were not d if ferent from 12 others he bad et- cept they were a little darker. '¡’ “Did I understand you td say that you could not positively r a y this defendant was w ith these meh in the store?” “ Y es.” Joe R. Love, son of the pre ceding w itness, said 'h e com pleted the sale his father had started. He Identified Mie» slty hud three packsacks, saying h e rem eftbeted the sale particularly because his father had placed a bonus on the saly of one of thy packsack which had become dusty on the store’s shelves. . „ H e replied he could not posi tively identify the third m an, Who did not take a part in the pur chase, as the defendant. He learn ed the nam es -of the other two from ag S. P . official,w ho brought the packsacks to his store for iden tification. *- The next w itness, R. W. Mc Cullough, of Eugene, in testifying that the tw ins and another-m ap had purchased a large supply»#?- ralslhs ihade sonle ot the audlynce gossip about possibly uneartnlng cups down with other exhibits, a m oonshine deal. He said hq was making a loud noise. not, acquainted with defendant; —-?3» there anythipg different said he had sold the pound can ib ou i these tw o V tp s from th e of pepper? the can being Identi m illions that are in' every hard fied aa one found in the Slskiyous. ware^ store In the world?” “N o.” Purchase by the three m en — ' A. E. Gerominte, employe of two stocky and the other sm aller the Silverton Timber company of — consisted of large quantities of Silverton, Ore., was th e next w it goods, such as >4 worth of rais ness. ins and 94 worth of wajnuts^ which made him rem em ber the sale. . On cross exam ination he adm it ted his store was n o t the only one which had stocked the brand of pepper, such as in can found in Sisklyous, and there was noth ing »Shout the can by which he conld identify it. At noon today 65 w itnesses had testified for the state, w ith no Intim ation when the state would rest its case. Considerable more interest w as m anifested in th e 1 case this m orning by the audience, which how ever has never reached anything lik e the size o f the audi ences in the first trial. Tuesday Afternoon Session MT. G. Chandler, special S. P. agent of Dunsm uir, who arrived on scene shortly after dxbloslon, told of m any Incidents In con "the Winchester Store’1 nection with his exam ination of territory around the tunnel. Morris L. Coturrl, Portland, Oregon sp ecial.agen t of th^„S. P, told .o f tracing .dowp the Mil of Hardware Fahnért Áttoithm! Look a t your m owers for broken and worn Parts before cutting com m ences. W e keep Iff .stock repairs for any or m ost o t m ow er’s made. Garden tools, hose, lawn moyrers, fencing and posts jot every deecrlptlon. OlOYOV UBT neu HMe 9 ; S TROS« MTTLCLOto 6«ROS HAve e e e n i «.'f« * » roo rtlÖM ANO tXtÛCHNe » TOTCACH A te sso N ' 1KNÇW tT% V cfteru b g fo d eL P '(DUR CTOtQHe« é u r Pe rh #» p s i t w ilt a G ood f . CtotT AFFOROTUPAN HIÔH RffNT. L tT 'fc M M o y fe — i r Then can ’ t AtAxe 'The F/rttoffNTS OM.TH£<R / O a I «4€Y SHdotDAV 7 SOLD E J tC L U S IV K L Y B Y US Order by Telepbon« Phone 93OJ4, Medford ttcgulàtioh Stèic 3 1-2 Jb. weight at the low price Remember They Are New And Tn Pei-feet Condition Made By The Best Woolen Mills ARldY GOODS STORE Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings. FISHING TACKLE AND LICENCE r dFàouR Sé IT Ì YiouLO s e N ic e T b tttC P T h tM dUTTWCNÌMew’o A lways ey p t c i '/DO TODO I T - WM. E. GOULD Contractor— Realtor— Builder H ouses, lots, acreage and tim ber for aalo, terms. Rpalrlng, rem odeling and new work, aea Mountain Ave. Phone 468J T. L. POWELL General Trunyfer Good team and m otor trucks. Good service .a t a reasonable price — Phone 83. * JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS orner Helihaa and Van Naas, hone 181. 194-tf Checks signed checks? by R. A. and R. C. D’Autremont and E. E. Jam es were introduced as exhibits by prosecution. “ Was the defendant heavier than he is now ?” Defendant was asked to stand and the w itness replied, “ Yes, he was some heav ier." Hugh had hesitated a second; but when his attorneys told him to stand, he arose quickly and both* hands went to his side, as If he had been commanded by a superior military officer to come to attention. iar MfeW D. tk Wool Blarikets Mom and Pop Thia method la safe and brings health g h ere others fall. Free exam ination this month. Potentiom eter diagnosis in cluded. Office Phone 48 Res. 142 The cross examination was qjjort. “Was there anything pecul- By Taylor NOT A CBA/T/ * Chiropractic Physiotherapy Radionic . Remember ?e«-ie from“HtY'. HEViCCAVbOY!’ r^z-z-y/»< HOOT G lB S ’O r t A oaovucn«-* LUS ÔOtNG f » 6 C  roUÔH STRUOàUt FDR THCM 9 ^ THeWtf- rttoC.SpfljSl ENOUGH, TO HANG ONfö YHeiK DOLLARS-M O S I « / . » wont ó e r acomt K pom about these three m en?’ — — -— -------------------- - J. E. Richards, Silverton, Ore., logger, also Identified the defend ant as E. E. James. He said he knew the other two brothers, that they worked together as em ployees of the company he was connected with. In fact, he said, Roy D’Autremont had cut the w itnesses’ hair in the bunkhouse, which created considerable am use ment. “Did you know the three were brothers?” “N o.” "Did you ever ttave a conversa tion with them relative to their relations?’’ “ Yes,” he replied, “I asked them If they were brothers and they answered no, just mere ly chum s.” “Did you have any conversa tion with the three boys abAut going aw ay?” "Yes. Roy and Ray remarked that they were going down to California and New Mexico.” “ Did E. E. Jamas say (anyo th in g?” “N<J”. “Were yqu ever in their bunk- house?” “ Y es.” “W hat was in there?” “Two grips and a peculiar hand-made chest, with Iron bars around it. Also hinges." W itness said he saw tag on end of chest, with New Mexico on it. W itness had asked what was in chest, and Roy and Ray replied,” barber to o ls.” When state attorney asked wit ness what the defendant bad had on at that tim e, he replied, “Shirt and pants.” s> Sam A. KoMer, secretary of state, was the last w itness Tues- <lày afternoon, m erely identifying a Baotor vehicle license applies-' tlon signed E. E. James. N ttÜ fE OF o w e s HOUR» to l a ». m.— a to s p. b . Herabey Building ■ ye, Bar, Nose and Throat. _ Office Pfcoae 1M F in * National Bank Building DR. «ROT5ST A. WOODS Priictioe Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Office Honrs: 10 - 12 and 2 - 5 Swedenborg Building DR. MATTIE B . SHAW Physician and Surgeon 108 Pioneer Ave Office and Resident Phene 38 Office Honrs - CALL JERRY , O’NEAL For Your Next Job Of Plumbing Shop In Beaver Bldg. 37 F irst St. Phone 138 WHITTLl TRANSFER Coal, Wood and Storage Packing, Crating add Shipping. Long Distance H auling. Àuto Freight Terminal Rhone U Ì Office 89 Oak S t PAINTING Painting, -tinting and papering, tfjTCliff Burlingame, 881 Mt. Ave. orphQ nfi-46i._ ---------- SUBSTITUTES AT P . O.j John Gkley is employed as substitute city postal carrier for Ray Clary, regular carrier who left for Fort Stevens Tuesday- Don Provost is substituting for Hubert Bently, R. R. 1, who was included in the O. N. O. battery. The minute you put your feet in a *T «’’ bath you feel pain being drawn out and comfort juat soaking tn. How good your tired, swollen, burning feet feet “Tis” instantly draws out the poisonous exudations that puff up your feet and cause sore, inflamed, sweaty feet. “Tia,” and only “Tix," takes the iin and soreness out of corns, cal- uses and bunions. Get a box of “Tia” at any drug or department store for a few cents. Your feet are never going to bother you any more. A whole year’s foot comfort guaran- K Drink Water If Back or Kidneys Hurt Begin Taking Balts If You Feel Backed»/ or Have Bladder Weakneee the lyitem. . Flush the 1 sionally to relieve them lieve the bowels, removinj AÑXUÁ l SCHOOL NO+ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal v o ters of School Dis trict No. 5, of Jàckson County, State, of Oregon, that the AN NUAL , SC H O O t MEETING of said D istrict w ill be held at the City Hall in the City of Ashland; to begin at thS hour of 2:00 o’clock P. M. on the third Mon day of Jane, being the 20th day  ? S d " ï , a " , o f June, 49 D. 1937. This M eeting is called for the This famous salts fs purpose o f electing two directors Î S Î / Â ï ’J S ' and the transaction ot bûsftiess Dated this 81st day of May. 1927. ATTEST: a delightful J. H. McGEE Chairman Board of Directors. 8 . ENGLE. District Clerk. 231-2-W ed.