Ashland daily tidings., July 19, 1927, Image 1

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Ashland'» Greatest Asset
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AftHIAND,
tic Air Heroes
N E W YORK, July 19.—
UF>— The wrecked America. '
battered .by the sorf of the
French Coastline a r r i v e d !
aboard t»e Leviathan today >
in crates. It prill be carted
to the Teterboro airport at 5
Haabroucfc H e i g h t a, New
Jersey to ha »aerated and
examined. The extent of the
damage revealed will <\eelde
’'Whether the plane will be re-
aenembled and repaired, ac-
«■adidg to officials of the
Atlantic Aircraft corporation.
Interest ig Recreation Hight
program at Lithla Park is being
evinced by a sufficient number to
insure a hig attendance at the af­
fair which is already being spok­
en of as. a possible regular com­
munity program.
A costume set, the Tucker Or­
chestra composed of Boyd Tuck­
er, J. |A. Davis, Prank Jordan
and Mrs. Jack Btagel, w ill play
old fashioned dance tones while
a group of eight costumed In the
styles of crinoline days will do
the fancy steps of quadrtlls. Clar­
ence L a m will call tor thia act.
Then there w ill be a "mystery
orchestra" the music furnished by
Roland Parks, Mickey Franklin,
M. Ward Parkinson and Ward
Jennings on instruments which
they will not reveal the Identity.
Polk dancing by members of
the folk dancing classes at the
Southern Oregon Normal school
under the direction of Miss D.
Virginia Hales, music under the
direction of Mtas Leona Marators,
a possible Jig dance, are among
the other numbers which jura
scheduled for the big eonimualty
entertainment.
The program Is to be given.in
the little sylvan grove whore the
Spring Festival was held, near
the hand stand. “Old Black Jos,”
“There's a Long. Long T ra il.”
and Other songs o f this typo will
be chosen for the community sing.
Be Careful Of
Grass Fires
Is
e
Warning Given
NEW YORK, July 1 1. — a p ­
plying the “Spirit of St. Louta,”
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh
soared over New York' Tuesday,
on the first leg of his air tonr
of the United States, undsr ths
auspices of the Daniel Guggen­
heim Fund and with the coopera­
tion of the United States depart­
ment of commerce.
Lindbergh w ill climb into the
“Spirit of St. Louis” at the Teter­
boro airport and fly to Mitchel
field, whom he plans to start
Wednesday for Hartford. *Hls
next atop w ill bo Providence and
then Boston.
Before the completion of his
tear, Lindbergh plans to visit 75
cities la ths 43 state«.
VISITORS TO
BE WELCOMED
Mamhera ot th t highway com­
mittee o f the Chamber of Com­
merce w ill meet the repreeenta-
delegaGon when they visit in this
city tomorrow according to plans
tarmnhitod at the» Chamber of
Commerce
director* luncheon
held nt noon today.
The
MILLIONAIRE
IS IN DICTED
Jacob Goldstein Killed Hi»
Partner. Say» Coroner’s
y
Jury
LOS ANGELES, July 1».— OP)
— Jacob Goldstein, millionaire
president of the Rotschlld Invest­
ment company, struck his busi­
ness Partner Frederick Stern,
over the head with a hammer and
then shot him to death with
“homicidal intent,” a coroner’s
Jury ruled here late Monday. .
Operatives of the district at­
torney’s office said .a warrant
charging murder would ba Issued
against the capitalist immediate­
ly.
TO FLY TO
AUSTRALIA
Aerial H op of More Than
7,000 Miles is Planned
by Ariatorg
LOS ANGELES, J»ly 19.— OP)
— An aerial hop of more than
7000 miles from the Pacific coast
to Australia with a stdfcover on
soma island in the South Sous
may possibly be nndartakaa about
August 1. Theodore S.< Lundgren,
navigator for Captain L. Griffin
told the United Press that ho
had such a hop in mltod.
Daily Tidings
w
S ^ ly
^F^aapmsn
1» —<IP)
Gilbert,
Or
a man drafted for
<.
.ce in the World War.
died here Monday from tub-
•rculosta.
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Gilbert was a resident of
Washington, D. C., where hie
father, a white House police­
man. s e r v e d under eight
presidents.
_
His draft number— 2CT— '
was first to be drawn by Sec­
retary of W ar Baker at
Washington, July 21. 1917.
jp
Californians
reach
this
city at 4 o’clock and their bnsl-
neea session will he brief, lasting
but half an hour during which
time they will discuss highways
and
highway
Improvement
throughout this section of Ore­
gon and northern California.
Included in the delegation to
vfatt this city are D. V. Saeltzer,
Redding: Carl Lamas, Sacra­
mento; H. H. Dunning, Marys­
ville; Wm. G. Lee, Anburn, Cal.,
Jules Alexander, Susanville; Dr.
G. W. Dwinnell, Montague; Ray
Jones, Marysville and W. Bouch­
er,, Sacramento.
ENGAGED 2ft
YEARS; SUES
MI m Lulu McCulloch, 45,
Asks $100,000 for
Heart Balm
PORTLAND, July 19.— OP)—
After an engagement which lasted
3» Years, Mtas Lulu McCylloch.
46. formerly n church organist at
Haines. Oregp», today filed suit
in ‘court asking’ <199,999 against
Davis Wilcox, capitalists of Baker
and Portland, alleging breach of
promise.
.The couple met at Haines in
1399 when, the complaint alleges,
Miss McCulloch was church or­
ganist and living with her par­
ents and Wilcox was postmaster
and owner ot a general store.
Things went smoothly until
Wilcox was’ mnrrlod to another
woman In July, 1937.
AUSTRIAN
in Vienna—
ut» Claim
Victory
VIEN N A , July 19.— (IF)— Ner­
vous peace today settled on the
Austrian capitol. ‘ The palace of
justice I» in ruins, but abnounce-
moat w m mads by the govern­
ment Etat the riots of last Friday
will not Interfere with ths ma­
chinery of thé taw.
' Court was
resumed today.
Both rebellious socialists and
elsrlw l governments elalm vic­
tory. .
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Expert Piloting by Army
Officer Makes Safe Land­
ing Possible — War-Torn
N i c a r a g u a Again in
Throes of Revolution—D»-
vildogs Eight.
MANAGUA,
Nicaragua, July
NEW YORK, July I I . — (IP)-—
19-— (IP )— Two American air­
Fog, rain, heroes, ticker tape
planes sent out on a reconotter-
and enthusiasm mingled happily Of the seven American aea
ly the Atlantic this spring, only Colonel Lindbergh was absent when
ing
trip by Marine Captain G.ilbert
»pa of the International Club in Parts. It was on the occasion of the
on Lower Manhattan Monday this ptetnre was taken on
Hatfield,
were struck by bullets
B.
Byrd
and
his
crew
of
the
“America’’
with
Clarence
A.
Chamberlain
meeting
of
Commander
RU
while New York welcomed home
fork-to-Germany filers. At the left, hat In hand, la Bart Acosta, then
yesterday'bnd one forced down
America’s remaining five aerial and Charles A. Levina, the
and Bornt Balchen; in the second row, between Novllle and Byrd, is
Lieutenant George Novllle,
Grass fires should not be start­ when the gasoline tank was punc­
conquerors of the Atlantic.
gad Balchen, Levine. Club members are grouped behind them.
Chamberlain, and between
ed unless every precsntlon has tured.
Commander Richard Evelyn
Skillful navigation by Gunner
been taken to .prevent' their
Byrd, Lieutenant George O. No-
IFAIM BANDITS'
ville, Bert Ac6sta, Bernt Belchen
spread, Fire Chief Clint Baugh­ Sergeant Albert S. M u n s c h
brought the crippled plane to
man warns.
and Clarence Chamberlain re­
earth
again at Ocotal where the
The grasses are dried by the
ceived a noisy, hearty demonstra­
ASTORIA, July 19.— (IP)
gas tank was plugged and the
recent
hot
weather
and
burn
tion beginning when the 88. Le­
— Threatening him with a
plane took off again.
like tinder, and the spread Is
v a than was greeted down the
raxor,
two negro women held
Sparks from a kitchen stove
Neht heard from the aviators
Accidentally discharging a .33 almost anavoldgble unless every
bay by the city fug Macom and
up and robbed Sam Ander­
are believed to have started. a
rffle, Charles Daily, 8, son of precaution has been taken to they were at Esteli where, they
a score of tugs, fireboats and
son of this city of |5 . The
grass fire in Antelope Valley
telephoned, General
Sandinos.
Harry Daily, rancher in the prevent a dangerous blaze.
police craft.
women w e r e arrested at
Sunday. The fire spread over 44
liberal leader was again attacking
Applegate district, shot himself
Practically every day vacant
It was no such reception as acres of land and destroyed much
Clatskanie, Ore. With them
through the hand.
The child lots ^here tall grasses have dried Ocotal.
greeted Charles A. Lindbergh, fence. The ranch home of JamoU
was Edward Browner. 30,
Hatfield was adrised that 30»
had his hand over the muzzle of
and become a fire menace are
however. Officially It was the Kershaw was threatened before
who was driving a
the gun when it was discharged. “ burned off” apd in this way the Nlcaraugans and one U. S. Ma­
same, but demonstratively it was the blase was finally brought dn-
which it is said, the women
rine were killed in a IS hour bat­
Fortunately no bones were shat­
fire, chief hopes to avoid much
more subdued. The lowering skies der control.
were making their escape
tle
at Ocotal.
tered, but muscles of the hand of the damage which haa been
and the rainstorm that burst over
from the city. The women
were badly t o r n .______
done in the phst by these grass
thi. city and ceremonies con­
were Mrs. Lulu Browner, 34,
WASHINGTON» July 1»__ (IP)
fires.
,
tributed to scattering the crowds,
wife of Edward Browner,
— The Nicaraguan delegation to
hut undoubtedly another slie-
and Alice Thomas, 29. The
the Pan American Federation of,
able factor Was New York’s habit
three are being held in the
Labor conference here today in-
of going crasy about the first
achiever of a notable feat and
Siren is Sounded as Grass
taking the rest in its stride.
Eire Threatens Local
Famous Criminal Attorney
The’ huge police preparations
Residence
Takes Charity C a s e -
for handling the crowds proved
Past 70
unnecessary. Six thousand were
Ashland residents were startled
gathered at the Battery but at
at near 9 o’clock last evening
CHICAGO, July 18.— (U>>— At
vantage points along the parade
when the recently Installed fire
the age of 79. Clarence Darrow,
there were' mere poHCemen than
siren was sounded. A call
famous attorney, who hamdefend-
spectators until the spectacle ac­
ed more than 100 persons charg­ will end their twentieth*' anni­
tually got under way.
ed with murder, and who haa versary sale with the distribution
Lindy Met Heroes
never had a client sentenced to of various prises, totalling 8390
v Young Colonel Lindbergh was
death, has come to the aid of in value, when drawings will be
One of the first to greet the re ­
made at 5 o’clock at the store.
two penniless negroes, sahteSctQ
turning heroes. " HV meFfheffTht
Oregon Normal Schol faculty who
Officials of the store this
to die for the murder of Robert
the joyons reunion with their
Friday evening will lecture at the
morning announced it would not
Levy,
a
grocer,
last
December.
wives and friends on the Levia­
women’s Civic Club house.
be necessary for holders of cou­
Darrow appeared before Judge
than at Quarantine. Then Llnd-
A series of lectures to be deliv­
pons to be present to participate
bergh stepped quietly into the
ered by the members ot the fac­ Emanuel Eller Monday and plead- In the drawing and distribution ot
background of the noisy public NICK LONGWORTH
ulty of the Art School .are plan­ ! ed for a new trial for Ernest prises. Coupons will be continu­
j Holt and Stonewall Clark, con­
demonstration.
ed to be given until the time of
VISITS IN OREGON ned tor the purpose of interest­
ing Ashland folks in the work victed of killing Levy.
Rata Seems Hoodo
0.
-History Students
the drawing.
«
Judge E llir beard Darrow and
which la being done In the art
Rain and fog like that which
Visit Old County Seat
Thia will mark the completion
held the case over until Friday, of 20 years of business in Ash­
conrse.
prevented the fliers from dupli- 1
Monday Afternoon
j Darrow’s plea for a new trial
The lectures are given without
land for The Enders company.
eating the deanent performance <
charge and a cordial invitation is wag opposed violently by Harold The Dally Tiding* lu it* ‘‘2° i A visit to the old Jackson
of Lindbergh marred their home­
extended to the public to attend. Levy, who with Emmett Byrne, Years Ago” feature a few days county courthouse at Jackson­
coming.
I
Felix Payant will deliver the sec­ hare attained the title, “Tyie agor published ,an Item, recount­ ville was made yesterday by
Many thousands cheerfully en- '
Hanging Prosecutor^.”
ond
of the series in a week.
ing the arrival of H. G. Enders, members of the history class of
dared a drenching, however, to
Darrow was Induced to bring Sr., and family in Ashland from Arthur Taylor, Instructor at the:
see and applaud them.
the appeal for the colored men Idaho, Mr. Enders had leased Southern Oregon Normal school.
Jeffprson county growers
" I seem to carry this rain with 1
by welfare workers.
pect
best
wheat
crop
in
years.
the McCarthy building at the cor­ About 30 students made the trip
me wherever I go,’’ Commander 1
ner of Main and Granite streets, to the old county seat and visitai
Byrd said. *_T think you folk arg
where be first conducted his re­ a number of landmarks about
heroes to wait In the rain for
tail
business. Since then, the there. Several pioneer residents
the rest of thia ceremony."
business
has grown and for many were interviewed end told the
Byrd, A c o s t a , Novllle and
years has occupied ths commo­ visitors of the early days about
Chamberlain were greeted by
dious quarters which tit i now oc­ the old town which was once con­
their wivea aboard the Leviathan.
cupies, The Enders Block. H. sidered the metropolis ot south­
The reception boat reached the ,
G. Enders, Jr„ hss been in charge ern Oregon. Old records In the
Battery with them, to the accom­
of the mercantile business for lev courthouse were also examined.
paniment of an ear-splitting dem­
eral years, while H. O.z Enders,
onstration shortly before noon.
Sr., has been active In charge of
As they left the liner, Com­
the Enders Wholesale Grocery.
mander Byrd was greeted by his
mother, escorted by Mrs. James
J. Walker and Rodman Wana-
maker, who financed the Amer-. ,
Damage done nt the Gold Ray
tea’s expedition.
Byrd s h o o k '
dam by ths hood water l a s t
spring has all been repaired.
D’Anjous Command $3.25 Plsfity of water Is running over
Per Box Which Means
the sluices and grant numbers of
Eair Profit . n
fish are coming up. Wm. Cole­
man. state fish ladder and screen
D’Anjou pears are commanding
a price of 33.36 on the valley man. supervised the repair work.
Child Is Shot
Through Hand
GRASS FIRE
THREATENING
DARROW AIDS
TWO NEGROES
Egypt Has An
Individual B it
Of Personality
CLASS SI
OLD Ï
N.
PEAR MARKET
SEEMS GOO
FLOGGING OF
BOY PROBED
market, according to fruit grow-,
era who have started to contract
tor the sale ot their crop which
will be harvested next month.
This means, it Is said, that, grow­
ers who accept thia price will net
from 33.49 to 33.59 per bop. The
price has shown!nUrstod Upward
in the last tew days.
Barttatts d i)l also command a
prize which w ill insure growers a
rubstnatlal profit, according to
tentative contracts • being'consid­
ered. Activity in the fruit mar­
keting is increasing dally. Buy­
ers aro working among the. ramm­
ers contracting tor the crops.
Witnesses at Grand Jury In
vestigation Threatened,
is Charge
ONEONTA, Ala.. July 19.—
Witnesses at the grand Jury In­
vestigation of the flogging of Jeff
Calloway, Oneonta orphan, hwve
been threatoMd with death if
they tell what they know of the
crimp, Attorney General Charles
McCall ehargea.
7
’ More than 190 witnesses have
been summoned for thé CalloWay
investigation, many of th e» frtm
Jefferson county where the flog­
ging occurred.
McColl said he expects to ob­
tain eight Indictments fo r tie
flogging. If sufficient evidence is
obtained, he will also try to get
indictment* against persons who
threatened ths witnesses.
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SPHEDBR PAY» P IN E •. i
W. Muck Seymour w m fined
319 and costa Monday whoa be
pleaded guilty to a charge, i t
speeding. He w m arrested lagt
Friday treeing hg Chief of Po­
lice McNabb whan ho exceeded
the speed limits driving on Mata
street.
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NEW YORK, July 19.— Oita—
W alter B. Sharland, 46, a police­
man, was near death today from
a bul|9t wound Inflicted, police
said, after he had shot and k ill­
ed Mrs. Christina Quintan, 48,
with whom ho w m la love.