Morning Register from Eugene, Oregon • Page 9

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1927 NINE sons made trip to Waltervllle HECTIC ROMANCE ENDS Morning Register Lane County News lstry text books, I find every line about explosives underlined. When Charles makes up his mind he likes a subject he Isn't satisfied until he has mastered It." Mrs. Lindbergh smiles as she "I suppose he beats me now when It comes to a knowledge of technical chemistry." (To be continued tomorrow) nastor of the Methodist church of' did, there would be another murder." He offered to "take himself out of the picture," but asked for a "last week of happiness." For that "last chance at happiness," he came to Los Angeles yesterday. Among the girl's effects was a picture of Mueller, across the corner of which was written: "To Pearly, my perfect pal. Yesterday today and I hope, forever." It was a very cold day and Isaacs and Cohen had walked about four miles without either making a sl'igle remark.

"Vy don't you say something?" said Cohen. "Freeze your own handsl said Isaacs. JPHINGFIELD RESIDENTS BOW IN TRIBUTE Tfl DEAD J. K. PRATT.

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OR KINJ RJ TATI Of) GANGSTER WAR REVIVED TWO MEN DIE A3 BULLETS FLY IN PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA, Pa May 80. Konowal of gang warfare which already had taken a toll of. six lives In Philadelphia, resulted tonight in the death of two men at tre hands of gangsters using pump guns. Sweeping past a restaurant In an automobile as Joseph Zanghl, 10, and Vincent Cocozza, 86, emerged, -three men opened fire, killing Zanghl and driving everyone in the vicinity to shelter. Cocozza staggered under a second volley, and fell.

The slayers slowed up enough to fire' more bullets Into the prostrate man and then sped away, Anthony Zanghl, brother of one of the victims, and reputed to have been one of the leaders In a gang war which broke out two years ago, was held tonight as a material witness. He denied knowledge of the shooting and Its cause. HUGE PARADE IN GOTHAM FIFTEEN THOUSAND MARCH ON MEMORIAL DAY NEW YORK, May H0. (AP) Fifteen thousand American war veterans took part In New York's main Memorial day parade today, but of this number, less than 200 were soldiers of the civil war. Most of the Grand Army men rode In automobiles.

Henry O. Frltch, a civil war and grand marshal of the parade, was so fatigued that he had to be carried from his mount at the reviewing stand. Among the marchers were a colorful detachment of the Black Watch Canadian regiment of Highlanders, led by a bagpipe band, and a company of New. York's Fasclstl. INSURE WITH KENRY TROMP.

L' Mueller Kills Show-Girl Bride, Hangs Himself TRAGEDY INL0S ANGELES Young Bride Tires of Desert Town and Departs, Husband Follows With Death Sequel LOS ANGELES, May 80. (AP) A planned of "last week of happiness" for Lawrence S. Mueller, 82, of El Centro, and Evelyn Chllds, 25, his New York show-girl bride of two months, ended within a few hours, as the case was reconstructed by the police todny, with the Fl Centro sign painter's murder of his "golden girl," In her Bleep, end his own lcldo. A rundown phonograph, on which the record "AH for Love," apparently provided muslo which last night lulled the show-girl to the sleep during which she was strangled by her husband, and continued to grind out the tune as he hung himself by a bedspread in a closet of their hotel room. The bodies were discovered today by a housekeeper, who entered to clean the room.

So stealthily and powerfully had the sign painter evidently worked at his double crime, according to the police, that none of tne otner guests of the hotel heard any suspicious sound from tne couple's room. Letters exchanged between the two and found by the officers in the hotel room, resulted In piecing together their history. Brldo Tires of Monotony They were married in March, of this year, and lived In El Centro. Life In the small desert town evidently palled on the young bride and a week ago she came here and obtained work In a stock company. Letters and telegrams passed between the separated pair.

She urged him to work and forgot hr a letter to his 'Golden Girl." he suggested moving to Los Angeles, but reasoned that with tho showgirl working nights and himself days, another would come between them "and the first on that "IT'S A WOW!" MERRY- MACKS In "SHRAPNEL" A Burst of Musical Mirth NO ADVANCE IN PRICES KS IS ALL-DAY ADVERTISING Public Playgrounds An Address Entitled "The New Recreation Given by MRS. W. C. MARSTON President of the Recreation Commission Berkeley, California This Evening at 8 o'clock The measure to appear on the ballot at the Special Election of June 28 will be discussed. This act em- -powers the City Council to appoint a playground- Commission and levy a small tax to support vacation playgrounds.

Admission is Free All Who Are Interested Are Urged to Attend flolnted. The couple have made tholr home at Wondllng SCHOOL SERMON HEARD MANT AT BAOCALACnEATIS SERVICES AT CKESWEMj (IWglstsr Line County Special) OR EH WELL, May 0, Tho high school sonlor class bacca-liiuroato sorvlca was held Sunday wonlng at the Methodist church which was beautifully docoratcd. ltov. Mr, Morris' sermon was heard by the class, the teachers and townspeople. Miss Lois Ever-son pluyod tho processional march accompanied on tho violin by Francis Evorson.

Greetings were road from Itev, Cromloy who Is In San Francisco, A union choir sang an anthom and Noordhoof sang "Thin Is My Task," accompanied by Miss Floronce Schaub. The class program will be presented In tho high school auditorium Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. GRANGE HAS SESSION CTtESWELL GRO.UP PLANS TRIP TO CORVALLIS (Register Lane County Bpeolal) CRESWELL, May 80. Croswell Grange hold a regular HOBslon on Saturday. Arrangements wore mado to attend the state Orange sosxlon at Corvallls soon.

Flans wore perfected to docorato nnd the graves of veterans on Sunday afternoon. The home economics committee had chargo of tho program. The chairman, Mrs, Powers, presented a program of papers poems and readings. It follows: "Achievements of Farm Women," Mrs. David Frances; "Bettor Home Llfo," Mrs.

H. H. Powers; "Surroundings of the Home," Mrs. A. Howe; reading, "Taking Your Choice," Mrs.

R. Gro-shong; humorous reading, CJ E. Hewitt; poem, "Nobody Knows But Mother," and story of baking day by Mrs. C. E.

Hewitt. It was decided to devote the time of one mooting to the study of mensuros to be voted on at the noxt election. Pressed Flowers Shown Regleter Lane County Special) CRESWELL, May 80. The Junior Grange met Saturday. ThA Tl Ml 1.

1 books of pressed wild flowers and juirb juice uranam laiKea on "Wild Flowers." CRESWELL NEWS NOTES (Resiater Lane County Special) Jerry Conklln'has returned from vuaiu, uiuHun wnere ne visueu inn uuugmcr, Airs. Stanley camp-bell. Mlna TTMIth RnaA vrl Encero, auss Myrtle Groshong, James Richardson, George and Howard Sedgwick, all of Portland raiurnea aiier spenaing tne week end here. W. D.

Sedgwick of Rainier park spent Memorial day at home. rne i-resuyterlan aid society win nut meet mis weoa. IIORTON PERSONALS (Resiater Lane County Special) and Mrs. Charley Lannlng and ohlldren have arrived from Ly-mon. Wash, Mr.

Lannlng Is en- pioyea in tne mill nere. v. wyatt and Mrs. Charley T.n ir vl-4ta4 BM i in Eugene Monday. Mr.

Wyatt had to relll1n Iri IHtlimn. I Tuesday. Mrs. R. V.

Wyatt and Miss Hester accompanied jim uooann who has laid off from Wnthlnplnn am broken ribs roturncd to work again Thursday. V. Wyatt, Charley Lannlng and Jim Wyatt were business visitors In Sweet Home Sunday Mrs. Earnest Gutherle, Mrs. J.

L. Goodlln and Marie Goodlln were visitors In Alvadore Wednesday. E. J. Horton of Junction visited here Mondny.

Hnmt, V. win, ib empioyea at Ferguson was home over the Mr. nnA HTa xj. uuuunn ana visitors- Tuesday. DORENA PERSONALS (Regliter Lane County Special) DORENA, May Wells Arrival.

haM to California Tuesday. tJiT; an.d,M.r' Evert "Wright and family of Cottnge Grove visited at the W. A. Land homo here Sunday of this woek. Jurs.

Murl Wllllan and two DANCE TONIGHT Dreamland Hall For Young and Old Gents 76o Ladles Free LAST DAY wnwiaot A dramatic story of a "Smart Sot," which defied society but could not live without It. SfandcL SJC urinny arternoon. A mooting ot the school hoard was held at the school building Saturday evening. Commercement exercises were held at the church here Friday evening. Those In tho class were Viola Lane, Lee Smith and Llllle Hpnhr.

Miss Vonda Hubbard of Vlda was a visitor at tho Wess Chris-man home here last wek. Rev. Mr. Archer preached at the ehurch here Sundny morning. Mrs.

Robert Gorthy of Rose-burg visited at tho home of her molher Mrs. C. M. McLlnn. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Kirk and grandson Evert Holstrom mado a trip to cottage Grove Friday afternoon. Fnrmcrs' Union business meeting was hold at the church Tuesday evening. The students of the Dorena high school mado a trip to the coast Si'nrtay from hor.

Mr, and Mrs. John Kerns visited nt the B. Mosby home here Bundny, Among Cottage Grove visitors from here last week were Tand brothers. C. O.

Jonnlngs nnd fnm-llvi O. L. Rhlnesmlth and fnmllv. and Hubert Mosbv, Mrs. C.

D. Van-vallna nd Mrs. Emit Kirk. MOTHER TELLS STORY OP "IUCJtY" LINDBERGH'S LIFE (Contlned from Page Three) slonal duties, Charles and I did a great many things together." Charles' schooling was very Ir regular during his early years, since the family moved to Washington from Llttlo Falls each year when congress was In session, necessitat ing a change In schools for the boy. Then there were visits to relatives In Detroit and a trip to the west coast.

All of which hindered his schooling. Chlof of the Detroit relatives Is John Lodge, a great uncle of Charles, president of the Detroit city council. Charles was moved around so much, he attended 14 schools In all. In between times, his mother tutored him. Like many other men who have made their mark, Lindbergh wasn't-a model scholar.

He walked off with honors In the subjects he liked, but In those In which he was not Interested he barely passed. If he liked the instructor and be was learning something from him Lindbergh applied himself and usually carried off honors. Lindbergh was more Interested In the BUbJect itself than In' the mark which would be given him at the end of the semester. If he didn't feel as it he wanted to hand In a report or take a final examination, he didn't do It. A student who was In Lindbergh's mechanical engineering class says Charles did many more experiments than were required, yet, at the end of the course he neglected to write his reports, since he lost Interest once he felt he had mastered all the Instructor could teach him.

He studied because he wanted to Icarn, not to please his teacher. When Charles failed to apply himself at school there was no punishment forthcoming at home, Mrs. Lindbergh says. She considers It useless to -try to force a child to take a subject In which he has no interest. "Charles takes after me, I guess, in his liking for chemistry," she relates.

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(adv.) TODAY and WEDNESDAY mm "A DOG'S PAL" An Animal Comedy FOX MEWS AESOP FALBES 20a 8BO Mntlnoo 1 Nights yj to trenches v'1 In a blaze Cr WTy1 pf a 1 1 JT nnd thrills. GOING GREAT I Yon Can't Beat This -with 1 MAY MoAVOY malcolm McGregor of the Season McDonald Theatre Building Mountain States Power comnanvi here, I Mr. and Mrs. nor Howard of Cnttnga Drove spent Sunday horo vlsltliiK frlonds. rARADK, onuncii ser vices UI5LD YESTERDAY Sailor Dead Honored by Water iloivor Ceremony Four Votcrnns Attend (P.flitr Lsns County flpeotsl) COTTAOE GROVE.

Mav 30. Memorial exerolses were hold In Cottage Grove today, opening with an elaborate parade, Business houses were closed. Tho parado formed st'the arm ory and was led by the American Legion drum corps, followed by members ot the CI. A. Spanish war votorans, American Leglop, nntlonal guard unit, several hun dred school ohlldren, clvlo orders and, citizens.

Mayor George o. KnnvlM vn the opening addross at the com. etory east of town. Soveral patriots songs were suns; and taps wero sounaea. Four of the old veterans of An- pomatox post who were able to be proscnt at tho services today were F.

A. Clow, H. C. Fuson, W. II.

Cain and R. O. Elliott. A musical and Utorary program was hold this afternoon nt tho Methodist church under direction of the American Lesion nnA nv J. A.

Linn gnve a splendid address. i'lorai ceremonies In memory of the dead sailors wore held at the Main streot brldsrs following ih uuurgn program. Veterans Attend Services (Itislstnr Lane County Spiclsl) COTTAGE GROVE, May 80. Rorvloes were hold yestorday iiuminK ai me fresnyterlan church when Rev. Duncan P.

Cameron preached a memorial ser-iron to a capacity church. Members of American Legion. G. A. Spanish war veterans and Rollof corps were guests.

His subject nu xiio coni ox woony," COTTAGE GROVE NEWS (lUilitir Lane County BpMlal) cottage GROVE, May uumes nearora ana nephew, Robert Martin, motored to Port- inno naturday where they will visit Robert's sisters, Trysta and Mabel, and brothor, Scott Martin. Mrs. lima Thum and daughter, Miss Bonlta Borger, and Mrs. munreo Howards motored to Eugene Saturday. Mrs.

Edwards was returning to her home In Coburg after spending the week with her pnronts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens. Mrs. D.

E. Wheeler and family left Saturday for Notl where her son will work In the Star Lumber company saw mill. Mrs. Leslie Hull and son Lawton spent tho week-end with her uncle, Barton Helllwell, of Roso-burg, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Plaster spent Sunday with Mr.

Plaster's parents, Air. ana Mrs. T. J. Plaster, ot Coburg.

Jack Callahan and family came up Saturday from London and spent the week-end with Mrs. Callahan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Johnson. Archie Piper and son, LaMar motored up from Portland Friday night and spent tha week-end and Memorial day with Mr. Piper's and Miss Miriam. Mrs.

Jane Warner and son Jack, ot Portland, came up Saturday and are visiting over Memorial day with tholr daughter and slater Mrs. Chet Churchill. Harvey Taylor and family of this city have opened a restaurant In Drain. Waldo Vasblnder, wilt accompany his brothor to Olympla, where he will spend tho summer with his sister, Mrs. H.

J. Nelson. Mrs. J. H.

Edwards of CorvalHs Is visiting her brother, Virgil White and family. Jack Hownrd of Culp Creek was In town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flnnerty of Albany spent commencement woek at the home of Mr.

Flnnerty's sister, Mrs, Bert Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Shlnn of Portland nre visiting at the home of Mrs. Shlnn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M.

Kern. Miss Belle Burlcholder of Salem spent the week-end with her folks. The family Including Mrs. Clara Burkhnlder, Mrs, Lydla Stouffer, John Burkholdcr and Miss Belle Burkholder visited at Reedsport Sunday. Mrs.

Currln Cooley and daughters, accompanied by Mrs, Ellen Burton of Eugene were In Cottnge Grove yesterday decorating at the cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. John Medley and Albert Wallace family of Eugene spent Memorial day In Cottage Drove. Mr, and Mrs.

LeRoy Wood of Eugone spent Memorial day In this city visiting old friends. William Thompson and family accompanied by Mrs. Hattle Best of Portland came here yesterday to spend Memorial day In Cottage Grove and to visit with old time friends. Clarence Stoneberg came here from Falls City Saturday and spent Memorial dny with his sisters, Mrs. Gates and Mrs.

Hugh Mllllgnn. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Black-more of Eugene visited Sundny with Mrs. Monroe and Mrs.

Sarah Kerr. Little Gall Ferguson 10-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Sam Ferguson will be taken to Portland to the Shrlncrs hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Pruott of Snnta Rosa, are visiting with the Virgil White family.

Bouck and Jaok McKln-ney drove to Rosehurg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Ellsworth of Portland visited with Mr. and Mrs, Dave Storllng and family today. Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Wolford nnd Miss Rita Kelley left Saturday far Ocfcan tnke to spend Mem orial dav with Robert Stacy, who Is building a summer oottage at Ocean lake for B. B. Crane, of the Ulnek Butte quicksilver mines, R. Long rocelvod a telegram fla.urday nnnonnclng the death of his brother-ln-lnw, acorgo Reynolds nt Walla Walla, Wash.

Mr. Long loft Immediately for that city to attend the funeral. Womltlng ronplo Wed ftlvffister Lane Count Rpeclal) WENDLING, May 80. Oenrgo Marguavdt and Miss Gladys L. Hugus were mnrrled Riitiinlny nt the Methodist nt Bran.

The ring cere- GROVE HONORS HEROES 'argest Memorial Parade In City's History Held POWDUCT TWO SERVICES f-rntoriwl Orders 11 Wreaths on Cra von of Soldiers and Honor Snllors During AfU-rnoon (nesleter Ln County Speolel) flPUINUFlEkO. May 0. poople of thl olty todny rolced rovoront tribute to the eol-llor and snllor dcitrt of the nation n. memorial nroKrnm In which ivory clvlo anil fnitoriml oruanlzu. tlon In the oily hud a part, i What In liollovod to be the lam-int Momorlnl day pnrarte In the history of HprliiKMold lod to the laurel Hill comotory whore nt lenst 700 pooplo assoinlilod to (iMir tho nddross of the day and Fitness the rituals which hon-irod the dond.

The pnrade was lod by the I. O. O. F. band and wan es-Imatod to be somo five blocks In onirth.

Boy Bcout troop. 11 fell hphlnd the band, the rout of tho brncnnnlon en mo In tho following Errtor: Grand marnlial. speakers ind representatives of the G. A. noy Bcout troop 12, Lnrtlrs of the u.

A. me mnyor ana lltv council, hendnlinrters com- Eany, l2nd, roKlment, Oropron na-onal Kuard; American IKlon, punish war veterans, all world Bmr veterans. Amorloan LeKlon luxlllary, I.oynl Loitlnn of T.OKRors Incl una I'fllnwe, fyoodmen of the World, Modern Woodmen, oitlsons, HIKh school, Lincoln school and Brattnln school. TriK'ks CniTv Crowd A fleet of trucjs and nassen- ler cars took the mnjorlty of the Irowd to the cometory. More fhan 300 cars wore at the en trance of tho comotory, It was en Ilnmled.

I T. Klntzloy, ,,84, was the youngest of four- representatives It the Grand Army of the Repub-la who took part In niacins the breathe on the main monument at he cemetery. John H. Wills, ommander of the American Lotion post, represented the or-innlrntlon, Mayor F. B.

Hamlin. Ihe Spanish wnr veteran, Major If. B. Hamlin tho veterans of for tlgn wars, Mrs, F. EttKlmann, the Ladles of the O.

A. and lire. Barnlce Van Valzah, the Imerloal Legion auxiliary. EIn his address at the graveside the fallen patriots, nov. 8.

10, hlldors, pnstor of tho Spring-old Christian churoh, ave last- kiK praise to the victims of all rars, declaring that It was hrough tholr efforts that present ay opportunities and progress rn made possible. Rev. Chlldors recalled the days if his youth when call was first eelng made for volunteers In tho Ipanlsh American war. tie said tint It was more of a pleasure tatt a duty to speak of what sucn on have dona to make tho coun ty safe and to maintain the high rlnclplns of the land. Kykes ijiikis ratior At tho afternoon program In onor ot the naval heroes Rev.

labrlcl Bykes, pastor of the brlngflcld Mothodlst church de r.orcd a very brief address. He bid ot tho bravory of thoso fight' frs of the ocean and showed their liico In the memory of pooplo fr all time. Jils speecn was lot-iwod by two sclcotlons by the iaptlst quartet composed of Nor- a Fengra. Mrs. Arthur l'ongra rs.

Wilson and O. J. Cook. Pa- iotlo songs by the crowd were ino a rcnture or tno ceremony. Ladles of tho Q.

A. R. conducted flower ceremony on the water hleh concluded the aftornoon's pHervance. Major Huntly, who has been In rnoral chnrgo of the contrnl com- Ittco composed of representatives Rprlngricld organizations. Is-lod a etntement Into -this after- toon In which ho thanked nil or- prs and Individuals participating I tne nay's coiohratlon.

Ho -do-lered that the program as a wholo most successful in news ijr nniEp T.ne County Special) BPRINOF1ELD. Mav 0 manv Bnrlnafiold people took Ivantago of the weck-ond 'and emorlnl day holiday to go to tho Ills and lakes for an outing. Long reams of cars from F.ugeno and Iher localities hended up the Ma rnzlo highway, Saturday evening a sunany morning ana sun ihers went to the coast resorts. Mrs. W.

D. Qlaspee of Fall took undorwent a minor opora- pn in the orrics of a local phy plan this afternoon. She also at- mdod the Memorial dny colobra Mrs. Julius Flerson was here Jasper today to visit friends mi aiionn to Dtisiness matters. A.

A. Cnmnboll was a Walter. In residont here todav to attend lemorlal exerolsos and transact psincss. William O. Edwards of Canary fcs here todav fni a short time.

IRoy Irwin of Wondllna- drove npnngrieid today lor medical ntuipnt. Ta W. Elliott of Santa Clara p-mer rosldont of Springfield, who oporntod upon In the Pnolflc rlstlan hospital about a week is reported by his physiolan to miiitiiy improving, lay and Carmon. children of r. and Mrs.

Olnnn Htnffnrd nf bnna, both ot whom tmdnrWnnt "rations lost week are reported pi'i-wving, A Partv COmnnsnil Kf Xrm limn Mr. and Mrs. B. VS. Pyne, iiiino nnn A1 p0i rnnde 'rip to the northwest fn farms nr Ranta Clara Rnndny.

All rmnors of tho pnrty aro old piuninicnces of Nols Slnsson, filer and proprietor of the farm nnn MI'S. K. Knimnn nrl is ATarirnrnt nil .1 h'l were week-end1 guests In the ir. and Mrs. F.

Finn K.of Springfield. and Arm amiH arrived here Rnndiiy to mm, vinn, Mcuinin, Jtorrltt Tull and fnmllv of Was visiiori in Springfield for Ir. ntid'Ati "I oi ucavcrton spent Bun-v horo. Mr, find ntrs. TVIlllnm I'lilnuRliter, Alice, of Corvallle TlMcro over tho week-end vlslt-J'jft the home of Mr.

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