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ASHLAND GUN EXPERT TESTIFIES , : I» TRIAL OP «TOM Coatis S m a ll Two Bachelors, Very Eligible (Continued Prom race Ona) Business in i Professional B k Convalescent H one IBS Granite Where the sick and aged are shred tor In pleasant home inrroandlngs. , FOR RENT: — Bthdeat apart ment—- 2 rooms and kitchenette, private entrance, dean and well (urnRhed, garage, also three room apartment, all »ew paper and paint, private entrance. Garage It Seated. Also A ppatalgi rooms, completely ttt'rnished, >8.00. ln-> quire 1 » 7th street. 244-3t* FÖR RENT— Furnished house keeping rooms, three blocks from normal, one from Practice school. 4». Beach street, J(Hi FOR RENT:— Well furnished apartmehta again ready for oc cupancy. Cool, convenient and close in. Will accommodate from two to five normal students. Hardy Apartments, 31 S. Second St. 242-tf FOR RENT: Furnished apart ment for summer. Cool, pleasant and close In. Especially desirable for two, three - or four Nqymal students. See Mrs. Chattln, 318 Hargadlne. - 241-tf FOR SALE Oik RENT:— Best 15-acre modern home inside city of Ashland. Free Irrigation. I will take cattle to pasture there on, fine feed and water. R. D. Sanford, Biach street. 243-2* »6 claycom B M otor «•Ford Garage I FOR HÀLE:—Cockerls, £ wks., >9 per hundred; 8 wks., >17 per hundred. Counter Leghorn Farm. 241-tf Folk HALE:— Clark Jewel, 8- burner oil stove. 116 S. Pioneer «venue. 248-3* FOlk HALE: Rhode Island Red pullets. Box 138, Route 1. «48-3t* FOR HA£ e ^— Light oak dining table and buffet, Georgie Coffee, Tidings office. Folk SALE— 2 acres alfalfa hay standlhg. R. 1. Box 131, Mrs. Yas- ter. 231-1 mo.* FoA SALE—Small rock crush- •r,- 3 H. P. boiler, stove grates and backs, lawnmowers sharpened and repaired. Castings and ma chine work at Eagle iron and Brass Foundary, 140 Oberlin St. 213-1-mo.* SOMETHING NEW IN DRINKS AsfORIA, June 16.—(IP)— As a hew innovation on the reported practice of some bootlegger« who serve whlskbrooms with every drink, local waterfront "moon” peddlers are contemplating serv ing water wings with their hip pocket "shots." LItTLE CONTAGION H ealth report shows Seven cases of contagious dls- eases existed In Jackson county during the week ending June 11, according to a report of the Ore- gob Skate Board of Health. One case ot chlckenpox, three of meas les, ohe of scarlet fever and two of tuberculosis were reported. FOR SALE or TRADR-— 180 acres of land la Siskiyou, Cal. On Paolfle Highway. PPJenty of wa ter, near county school For fur ther particulars address Tidings, Box >1. 13>-2mo.* This method is safe and brings health where others tall. Free examination thia month. Potentiometer diagnosis In cluded. Office Phone 48 Res. 142 WM. E. OOULD Contractor— Realtor—Builder Houses, lots, acreage and tim ber for sale, termB. Rpalrlng, remodeling and new work. <04 Mountain Ave. Phone <SSJ P>-tf WANTED - - mseelaneous WANTED—To rent piano for 6 months. Phone 209. * 242-3t Graduates Of .. 1909 S. Ö/N eyes. He said Hugn was in we »tore possibly three minutes. Neuner demanded If Hugh was the youth who made the purchase ind Stef is, with posltlVeùess said, “Yei.” Grace Deter, postmistress at Deter, Oregon In 1923, said she iold the defendant, early Jn Oc tober of that year, sandwich meat ANT GIRL IN TROUBLE—May and thread. Under cross examin eommanlcnte with Ensign Lee ation she said her store was south of, the Salvation Army nt the of White Point, south of the rail WhJtx Shield Home, 565 Mcy- road tracks. falr Ava.. Portland. Oregon. Mrs. Purl Clause, said she saw BOARD AND ROOM he defendant in the Deter store two or three days before thé hold NOTICE OF FINAL FOR RENT— Room for normal up, and said he wore a "pretty SETTLEMENT girls in comfortable home. Board rM and green mackinaw.” She IN THE COUNTY COURT OF If prefered. Call 310J. 243-2t THE STATE OF OREGON FOR insisted the coat was red and green and not d.ark. She said she JACKSON COUNTY. In the matter, of the estate ot noticed him because strangers were unusual In that section. L. W. Moore, deceased. PtSrl Clause of Ashland, seven- os s NOTICE Is hereby given that tho witness called Tuesday after the undersigned, executor ot the OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB, estate of L. W. Moere, deceased, noon, said in September and Oc HUNTON, PA., Juné 16— Down has filed In the County Court of tober o? 1923 he was at Cole- fall of • Bobby Jones of Atlanta Jackson County, State of Oregon, stein on the Siskiyou mountain^, as open gold champion seemed his final account as such execu one mile from Deter’s store, cut He was unable to accomplished this afternoon by tor of said estate and"thtt Won- ting wood. his own failure. Harry Cooper day the 18th day of July, 1927, Identify the defendant but told of of Los Angeles was leading In at the County Court room at the seeing three men walking dovzn the third round, with Jones eight hear qf 10 o’clock A. M. has the tracks, one carrying a rifle, strokes back. been fixed by said Court as the one a deer and the other noth time and place for hearing of ob ing. This occurred seven or eight CORVALLIS, June 16—(IP)— jections to said report and the days before the holdup. He ad mitted there was no distinction Failure of all five candidates for *ett!ement thereof. between him and the other men. G.EO. W. TREFREN, executive committee men of the Pretty Interpreter Executor of the Estate of Oregon Grange today to obtain Interest in the case hepped up L. W. Moore, deceased. a majority caused another ballot When the next witness was called, 244-6 Thur- In the election. Garlas Gonzales, a Mexican un able to speak English, and for I whom Mary Denim, of Dunsmuir, I ?. pretty Spanish girl, well edu cated, Interpreted. Hugh exhibit- — -------------- <5d much Interest in this testimony. Gonzales said he had not seen the defendant, but testified he saw a strange man at the com munity store on the ninth of Oc tober, 1923. He said the man wore a cap and glasses and over alls, that he saw him between 4 and 6 p. m. He asked for cigars In Spanish, the witness testified. Gonzales said after be finish ed talking to the man who spoke Spanish, he saw him leave and saw tWd dlher men accompany him. Gonzales was not cross ex amined. Hugh watched the pretty Interpreter with evident Interest. Roland Jones, now Of Ashland, Who lived In 'the Slsklyous in Part of the funetal entourage of Señora Calles, wife of 1923, testified that he with hie President Calles of Mexico, is shown as it passed the brother saw smoke in the hills tJhitcd States customs building at the border, Nogales, ind went up there thinking It was fire, hut saw three men around Ariz., on the why to the fapious yellow presidential a a camp fire, one of them cleaning special seen in the back ground. The 25th U. S. infantry a gun. A touring car was nearby band prececdes the coffin. Along the way, American ho testified. He was not cross examined. spldrers stood at present arms. • Members of the 1909 graduat ing class of the Southern Qregon Normal school whose names were not published with other classes Sfere: Stanley Wood, Minnie Lewis, Lawrence Foster, Beulah Caldwell, Norma Winkler, Idd Rodine, Amy Puckett, May Beav er, Jeanette Allen, Glen Conwell, Agnes Belling, Nellie Lewis, Mrs. E. L. Blandford, Geòrgie Whyte, Agnes Storey, Ada Welch, Nina Kane, Giara Wlnklnson and Fran cis Lees. Bobby Jones L 6 Title Bearing Señora Calles’ Body Home 10 to U s , w — « t» I >. e. Here are two royal young men, representing England and America, and the most eligible bachelors it would lie pos sible to name just now—Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, King of the A,ir, and His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. Lindbergh (left) appears a little different from the haggard boy who crawled from his historic plane in Paris. The picture was tak§n at the royal reception given Lindbergh in London. for shape. Expert Testifies Under cross examination. At- -Testimony of Robert Craddock, torney Collier made lengthy exam Ballestlc expert from the Portland police force saw an Increased at inations asking the witness the tention on the part of spectators. difference in weights, of different "What experience have you had shells and whether the shells en along lines of Investigating fire tering a tree and those entering* a arms?" he was asked and explain body would lesfieji the weight of ed than since 1906 he was in this the shells and other technical work with the Portland force. He questions. said he was able to dotect whether certain cartridges were fired from PlHTOL FOUND NEAR TUNNEL EXHIBITED the same gun. He said he was «ailed to -Medford when the body (Conllnued From Page One) of Orin Johnson wa3 exhumed, and that bullets fTom the body “Did you examine any articles were delivered to hlm.j These bul in connection with . holdup?” lets were then produced and of fered an state exhibits. He said characteristics of writ The shot gun shells which were ing bjfe Wm. Elliott was the same -picked up at Silverton, Oregon as that of Ray D’Autremont. Sale and on the Slakiyouh and the twy flip ' Tor antnmattc revolver^had picked up at the mouth of the borne the name of Wm. Elliott. tunnel, were produced and Crad He said writing on Roy D’Autre- dock identified them as the si^me mont's application for insurance shells which were handed to him and express receipt for shipment to examine. of handbag was the same, that T. L. POWELL General Transfer Good team and motor trucks, Good service nt a reasonable price — Phone » . JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS Corner Helihän and Van Neat, Phone 181. 194-tf Office 220 4th St.,— Satisfac tion Guaranteed Prices Rea sonable. F. MUtRHKAD New Method Gleaning Rugs Cleaned, Dyed and Sized Window Shades Cleaned And Repaired—All Kinds of Carpet Work Patronise home Industry Bye. Bar, Noop and Throat. oaten non* ism Flrv* National Bank Building DR. BBNX8T A. WOODS Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Office Honrs: 10 * IB and S - • CALL JERRY O’NEAL For Tour Next Job Of Plumbing Shop In Reaver Bldg. 37 First St. Phone WHITTLE TRANSFER A STORAGE 0 0 . Coal, Wood and Stonge Packing, Grgtlng and Shipping. Lont Distance Hauling. Anto Freight Terminal Phone 117 OffiM 89 O U B I Painting, tinting and papering What else did you receive at try Cliff Burlingame, 881 Mt. Ave. this time?" “A pair of blue denim or phone 481. 187-1 mo. overalls and sl»oe coverings made of gunny sacks and smelling of creosote.” He Identified overalls. "What examination did you make of them. In your labora tory?” " | examined them thor oughly." “Did you have more Floral Parade Featured An than one pair?" "Yes."- Said he found a receipt for the registra nual Show Today—Roses Most BeauttfuL-------- tion of some postal shipment in the pencil popket of overalls, be Thursday brought the annual sides the dust and debris found in all the pockets. Identified re Floral parade of tbs Portland ceipt, which he said he found roll Rose Festival, now In progress In "The Rose City.’.’ ed up In a very small roll. Portland’s annual Rose Festival He also sold that all were flret of R. A. D’Autremont. "Did you examine another pair He said the signatures by E. E. of overalls?” "Yes.” "When were Is now tn full swing with the pag from the same gun, including the two picked ■>) at the month of James on check at lumbercamp they brought to you?” "Oct. 21, eant "Rosarla” and Its cast of the tunnel. The defense objected and on application for motor li 1923, by Rawles Moore, then dis >0000 singers, actors and dancers to thf:; questioning, saying that cense were the same, both writ trict attorney In JackBon county.” taking the city by storm for It is it had no connection with the case ten in a free and easy manner. In cross examination, prosecu pronounced the greatest and most He Identified the grip, revolver, tion Attorneys asked: “Did you colorful spectacle Of the kind ever as the defendant had nothing to do with a shot gun. The bullets three packsacks which were sAy you were connected with the produced in the West. Thousands crowded the civic taken from the body,of Johnson brought to his laboratory in Oct. police department?" "I did.” "In and those from the trees on the 1923. They Weie no: marked, but all that time you were always stadium Monday, Tuesday and Slsklyous. were the same except he marked one of the articles. cohnected with the prosecution?” Wednesday evenings to witness “Yes. as far as my official work capacity crowds at the pageant. The festival center in the park was concerned. I was ch/ef of police In AlataedA tor two blocks in the heart of the eity Is months.” "Do you call yourself a veritable Fairyland for electric an expert?” “No.” "Then your and (loral decorations predomin Methodist Episcopal Church N. Main and Laurel streets. testimony Is based purely on opln- ate and the festival center with its H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117 : ions and clrcums|ihtlai evid music and decOrhtfons Is the great Laurel street. Phone 87 rest center between parades and ence?" "No, on facts.” Full ( , omp «-I Tomille Boulevard other events for the crowds in "Did you have any trouble find Presbyterian Church J; S. Murphy, Pastor N. Main and Helman Street« ing receipt?” "No. hut It was In Portland for the annual festival. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, Pastor, Portland Is beautifully decorat the last pocket I searched.” "How Pentecostal Church 132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L. Stone Church. Fifth and Main many pair did you examine?” ed for the Nineteenth annual Rose streets "One other pair, which was sent Festival. Millions or roBM hr« Ih Lutheran Church E. F. Bingham, Pastor Services In Odd Fellows Hall i in later.” “What other articles bloom «and the parks are a riot H. H. Young, Pastor, 63 9 were turned over to you.” The ot color. Trinity Episcopal Chui vh Boulevard. Services 4th and Second Street state strongly objected to this, but 5th Sundays. Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar, wore overruled. "Clothing, cart ;2 Second Street. Phone 110 First Church of Christ ridge shells, tin cans, wires.” Hi lentlstw—South Ploneor Ave. "What Articles of clothing?” Congregational Church Mrs. Ellz. M. Smith, First Boulevard "Three caps, some shirts, possibly Reader, 78 fourth St. Phone Rov. Chas. D. Gaffney four or five.” "When yod reach 47Ì-J , 469 Boulevard ed tho pack sack a they wero not Western Blood And Thun Christian Cliurch Fm« Methodist ChnVch marked at all?” "No”. "When der Pictures Are Best B and Second Streets, B. Main and Sixth Street did you photograph overalls?" Honey Makers V. K. Allison, Pastor, Emma R. Thompson, Pastor, "Oct. 18, 1923." 630 Boulevard Defense: "Did you try to de HOLLYWOOD, Jhne 18. — All Baptist Church Catholic Church termine, or did you determine, reports to the cOfttfaty, western Hargadlne and First Streets. Sixth and C 8treets . Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor, whether the wearer of overalls thrillers are hot oh the decline. The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody was a left-banded or right-hand Oak Street Time and again the c«ll Sixth and C Streets. Phono 106 ed- man?" State objected. Wit- gone out thht the dny. of the ness replied he had dtawn some "two-gun” movie man is ever. The Inferences. "What were they?" call was echoed some two months "The wearer was,|l«jk-handed.” ago but in answer cohne an In "Did you make any Inferences creasing hum ber et weetntna on about wear’s agw?" "Yes, between production programs. X'LC 0 6 OUT me 20 and 25." Wearer was a lum « e u o ,D o e * -T F (s is A producer may rah a chance of R e a r of m e berjack and A white man, weight making money on ah. «pfc of the : JUSt HEARD TRAT OOTTi&S henaw - w e e u t not over 160 pounds; height, not i screen but wester«« are always W M THt WCATHCR - AN IMPORTANT . over 5 feet, 10 inches dHth fair ( YOtPO RUN OV6R ANO S 6 6 engagem ent r • box offKe ettractHMM. * _ WHAT'S WRONta X hair and eyebrows. • Wearer had . WITH MH , / If the Mg towns # o n l telerato V DAUGHTER . ' X small hands and feet and was an tho “two-ken" ina» iMOte underelsed, rather than an aver money playing the smaller age sited man, he stated. In one night stance. Harry Rartown, clerk in Eu The recently eanoneed product gene portofflce, testified he Was ion program Of Fok «tudloe In handling monqy orders In Septem cludes Buck JohSs in "Tie ber. 1923, and Identified receipt en Dollar” and Torn Mix «A "The as having been Issued to Roy D’ Scourage of The Little C". Autremont and that letter was haramouat thought no aneli et addressed to Verne D’Autremont. having a western mOnet anher Lakewood, N. M. that they Induced Fred Theagr son and his noted hone, Mlvwr Some Af these Mws with King, to enftJR b > W tbtfr MA* ncr. Thompson’s flret pletore will teeth In them occasionally jKM LCJSlfiSSäM x deal with the lite «I Jean Jam * develop an ache. ROSE CITY IN GALAATTIRE Church Directory MOVIE PUBLIC LIKES THRILLS las By Taylor Mom and Pop TO «MX MC A «A |W THIS <5 ABOUT TRATAMbMeW D TO BORROW - Ï. WISH SHdb OP —t'D U K E To G6T IT ,W MIND — HATC Tt> f 16 w e D l« u BUT X'X4 J a IT F0RH6R UWH GOOD Office Phon« 164-J Home Fiume 164-1 o m ç a hours * Pioneer Bldg. Chiropractic Physiotherapy R&dionic Bemember LÖST AND FOUND SMALL TRACTS: Close to LOST Saturday, In hlthta Park, town, verjl' easy terms, good loca tion, good soil. Start your country fraternity pin, similar to Maltese home no*. See our display adv. Cross. Initialed V. V. C. on back. 241-3 Saturdays telling about these Phone 399-J. Reward. tracts and let us. show them to you. H. C. Galey, Sec. Carter Land Co., 66 B. Main St. 241-6t WANTED: — Men thinners at Suncrest Orchard, Talent. FOR HALE— 5 acres irrigated, 242-St on Pacific highway near town, some fruit. Call 563 north main. . WANTEDk — Regular man for 236-1 mo. work on fruit tract. House furn IF YOU WAl'.T a good horn« ished. A. Johnson. Phone 482-R. 243-2t* Inquire nt Brown A Rice, 63 N. Main. FOR RENT— Furnished apts PIANO INSTRUCTION— Mrs. And sleeping rooms, 35 So. 2nd St. 231-tf Harold Alklns. Tel. 441-J. 237-1 mo.* FOR RENT—Fnrnslhed small RAMAXSR TRANSFER a n d apartments and cabins with ga rages. Reasonable by month Storage Co. office nt residence. dr week. Barber Apts. 1 » Gran- IT« North Main. Phone 410. Ford Touring Ford Touring Ford Touring ................ Ford Touring, 1928 ........ Ford Tudor ..................... Bulck Six ......................... FordsOn Tractor ............ Dfe. É. B. ANGELÍ Physician and SargMn THE WAM DOWN ANO HE i ^ D DDT*S PR6TTW SUSK TH<$ MOWING — X ctoppeo im to s e e her and shc ' s A ll - UPSET ano NERVOUS— S , CHE ISN’T m e SAME 1 l tìlfte AT all . _____ toths Rrok-