I
Pioneer ¿.-.-j TENTATIVE
PLAN MADE
Viatta Here
Th. parent. this morning were
able to oely riy belle and shako
DO
the manacled bands of that* twin
Represented*» To Olympic “ There is only one Ashland,” Working Organisation Of
boys as they were being taken to
says B. P. Branch of Melbourne, Maral Limitation Oonfer-
Jail. Later they expected to visit
Florida. for nearly half a century
them in the jail and have a long
enoe Down To Work
ago conducted a home furnishing
er talk with them.
j IdBbhx stated it hid been almost . REDMOND, Ore., dans 11. — stare here, and for the last 41
! tour ./ears since they had seen (IP) — Arthur Tuok, central Ore years has been in business In Flor- GENEVA, June 21— (IP)—The
working Orgafitxatlon of Presi
a thfir father and an even loncer gon’s beat known athlete and a
Mr. Branch is spending several dent “ oolidgep naval limitation
■ ' ¡period sinee they had seen their representative of the Ontyerslty of
tnothCr. They emphasised their Oregon at the Olympic games in d^ys in this city, renewing his conference began today when
delight that their parents were p iO has been appointed district, friendship with the taw pioneers Japanese, British and American
glad to see them, despite the ap deputy gam . warden. Tuck sue* who remain who arsrs hers when Delegates met to nominate the
executive committee which is to
parent worry and trouble which ceeds Clarence Adams, killed re he was in business.
"If I could live In Melbourne, provide the labor of the confer
their return to Oregon wHl cause cently in an auto accident.
Florida, In the winter and Ash ence among sab-committees.
their parents la the forthcoming
land In the summer, I could imag
So far the program provides
trials, especially following right
ine nothing more Ideal,” he snya. for reduction In »lie of number
after the tedious nerve-strain of
Monday Mr. Branch visited In of all war ships, from submarines
Hugh’s trial.
■Klamath Falls. "I remembered i to battle ships, leaving untouched
Bay said he had not decided
th* place as the tiny town of only Intertalnate classification
Whether he would ask his wife to
Llukville. I expected a change, of war craft which participants
»
¡sem
e
to
Oregon.
Stating
they
f Start of tha Redwood Highway
but nothing like what I found,” probably agree has no offensive
Indian Marathon, June 14th, 10 a.
* had only "9300 between thepa
». from San Francisco Civic Cen
lvalue whatever.
, he eays.
‘ Which they admitted would be
ter, when eleven Indians from the
Mr.
Branch
visited
here
17
L rather small pay for lawyers. Ray
three states of California. Oregon«
, years ago aad finds things much
. said he bad left the greater por-
Spent Few Days In H. F ,—•
ind New Mexico were officially dis
, ' changed since that time.
,
lion
"of
their
savings.
»300,
an
patched by Mayor, James Rolph,
Miss Clara Trotter, intermed
,
He
plans
to
visit
In
California,
I ’ automobile and, furniture, with
lr., of San Frandiscb, aad Mayor
iate
grade supervisor at the
•• before returning to his home in
r "Oraee,” who is the wife he mar-
fil Jennings of Orescent City, on
Southern
Oregon Normal school,
t the fall.
* rind two years ago a t Hanging
this epochal 480-mlle interstate
spent
a
few days in San
Mr. Branch Is a Civil War vet-
running and walking endurance
Rack while he was working in a
Francisco before the opening of
contest over .tbs entire length of
,
eraa.
and
was
adjutant
of
tha
> lumber eatnp.
Her father was
the Redwood Highway, from Baa
* local G. A. R. post 42 years ago. the summer session.
I also a lumber camp employe and
California, to Grants
H i is past IS years of age and
5 Ray and Grace ware married three
Pass, Oregon, within fifteen-day
travels alone.
I
months
after
they
had
met
at
her
limit, cash prises for the winners
* bather’s home. To leave behind
approximately »3000.00.
I the disillusioned wife, who at all
San Francisco was chosen an the
J times thought him to be merely
SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 21.
ctart of this, the longAt marathon
x Earner Goodwin, was one of the — (IP)—Charlotte Anita Whitney,
In history, for the reason .that San
f
I greatest trials, Ray admitted.
Francisco is the southern terminus
Oakland social worker and prom
of tbs Redwood Highway and
Ray said they of course had not inent California woman libefallst,
I'maln operating base” for Bed-
c made any arrangements for coun- who was convicted under the Cali
LO8 ANGBLBS. June 21—(IP)
pood Empire trips and toura. ac-
r sel In the fdrtheoming trial, but fornia criminal syndicalsm act, —^n apparently dootttute mother
YOUR OLD TIRES ON
* would talk this over with their has been pardoned by Gov. C. C. seeking support from hsr three
* parents. Their father made the Young.
children janet find Statutes gov
.
. .
statement to the Tidings reporter
erning the sltuetlen. Judge Ro
this morning that he would re- normal vacation.
bert Scott decided Monday, when
f main to '‘provide for the boys,”
Miss Elixatbeth Richardson, an he dismissed a eitstlon brought
» He at that time had been arrahg- Instructor nt the Normal, has re by Mrs. Elsie Sedlmnyr.
s Sag for his second wife to return turned from Seattle "where s»e
In her complaint, Mrs. Sedl-
~ this afternoon- to her home in En- spent her vacation. She was *fr ntayr, who Is <0 years old. asked
} The course of the marathon leads
gene.
S' companled by Teresa Dement for s monthly allowance of »15
¡through and serves the California
The Jury in Hugh’s trial did not and Alleen GamW.ll, who spent each from her three children.
ree the twins ns they were placed their vacation with her.
Opposite Lithia Springs
ter pictures of, them.
Mias Beatrice Hall and Minn Attendine Rana Cem tval
TWINH ARB BROUGHT
in the jail, nor do they know
‘‘The room ha* four windows, (hat the twins were to be return Katherine Vihcent spent the
s
TO MEDFORD BY SH ER IFF
Mr. Ralph Hnrgett of thls city
Hotel
was perfectly lighted aad evefy- ed here.
week-end nt Prospect on a camp le spending aererai days in Port
!
body
who
^entered
that
postof-
ing trip.
(Continntd from Page 1)
land attendino thè Rose Carnlvaj _L___ .-..Phone 104___ ___
K The twins, both of whom were
could have been under hatter cir ■flce had a clear view of that
and
In Seesids, wh.re ohe la vlsìi--
neatly dressed, although not pre
cumstances,” Bay D’Autremont poeU»i” Ra? stated. "Tha remnrk-
abl^ Bkeftew to us convinced u< senting the groomed appearance
w e w if e facing oiir worst trial.” o i t n e i r o r o i n r r n u g n , o rc u p ie ti a
"However, we decided not to double cell in the left hand front
run. We did not have money room on the second floor of the
enough to take my wife sad baby jail. With only a gietal partition
along with us, and I did not want between the two parts of the cage,
to leavs them, so we stack there the twins conld easily converse.
and continued in our work, feel Hugh was being kept in another
Ì926 Ohev Delivery-
ing someone would sooner pr inter part V the J*tt.
Roy had shaved off his mus
Packard Touring
pottos the resemblance between
ns and the pictures on the new tache, saying the days as a« fugi
1926 Chev, Coupe
tive and the necessity of a dis-
poster,’’ RoF continued.
’•We planned “ w x d " mquty gpi^-ewe-.fiOM
tk*
:1924sChev Touririg
enough to m òie, wÌ0roàt having reporters tp scad a copy of the
to jump up aiyl leave hurriedly paper containing; Jhfi.lr. Jptepriew
Which ? would,1 have created sus- be mailed «to bis wifq. nt Hanging
pjcion, bhtj aomeiSidy St Hanging Rock, Ohio— Mrs. Elmer Goodwin
Rock mast bgve'connecteWua with being the name he gave.
the poster and notified the post-
Both • boys clearly showed -the
office inspector^, at Ooleralitas.’’ ’ strain and worry of their • fugi
» “Aocovdtpg .to Information we tive dayeand capture. ;
have, poatoffice inspectors came
to Hanging Rock and one dpy
Miss Lillian Nicholson, teacher
when a man came té my house nt- the Lincoln school has re
Chevrolet Dealers
and told me Ray had been hurt turned to Ashland from Portland
In an automobile accident and. I where she spent the five day
saw the man step behind me when
we' got outside and thfit there
were four detectives standing out
side the automobile in front of'
the bouse, I knew the gig was up.”
“They did not tell me I was
arrested until we got to the Jail,
where "they drove directly. I told
1 them my name was Elmer Good
win and Roy told them his name
was Clarence Goodwin.
About
an hour Inter, we admitted our
Ashland** golf links are especially
Identity/*
attractive, say our golf enthusiaete, be
“Please deny the report that I
cause of the natural haxarda. that aboqndL.
Mid I would have shot It out
A ditch here—a hillock the^e,' on oyer the
v'th the officers if I had known
fairway they drive, teeing off always frdm
c they were coming to arrest me,”
Ray asked, and before we left he
points of vantage; always aiming to reach
repeated this request, stating this
the greet} in the fewest possible strokes..
i report was merely tbs fablrcatlon
1 of some newspaper reporter.
I .
Overcoming difficulties adds spioe to
The manwho came to my house
life in business as in games. There ere
* said he was a claim agent in cen-
, nectlon with Roy’s moto«: accident,
always points of vantage from which to
, Ray said, and added that he
“ tee o f f ; always “ the green** at which
would not have shot it out, }>e-
to
aim.
. cause he would not have «ranted
to have remained a Ingitlve Fhlle
Among the dubs yon may carry in
, his twlp brother w u lb jail. They
I had remained tog&ber through
your bag when playing the game of life,
out the last three aad a half years,
you’ll find that habits of thrift and a
despite the fact they realised this
bank account are the two which, added to
rrade detection more likely. ,
San Fida
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