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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1925)
r o o o o ABfr BBC O o MPlDPQftB MXTTi TnTBUNT!. MTSPPflKT). OKECiftN', FRft)AY, OCTOTIKK If!, 1A2.1 TIRED OF BEING DEAD VICTIM OF FEUD GIVES UP new yonif, oct. 16. (A. I-.) William K. Turner, former coal mine foreman of feudist I'lke county, Ken tucky, tired of beliiB "dead In Ger many," I ngnln In thin rountry to fac chnrt;" of murderlnK the uni dentified miner whon tomlmtone beard Turner name, lie also In ne euHed of the murder of Henry Wll non, another mine worker killed In n mysterious explosion In a coal mine at McCarr, Kentucky. The fntal explosion wan considered an accident until Turner, who blamed other for the affair, pot homesick in Hamburg and wrote to a Kentucky friend a letter that reached the au thurltlen, When Turner, under weight from short rations and with his belonging In a paplerrnnche Hiiitcnse, stepped off the Kangplank of the steamer Resol lute, arriving from Hamburg yester day, he wan greeted by Taylor Hat field, one of tt) famous feudist clan and a deputy sheriff of Pike county. Hatfield showed Turner, a wnrrnnt for hi arrest. Mm. Turner, who tins been living In Trenton. N. J., with her five child ren since she and Turner's sister, Mrs. F. P. Farley of Coral Gables, Flu., col lected $08,000 after Turner's supposed death, said she had thought her hus band dead and had been bringing up her children in thnt belief. She said she had no part In Identi fication of the body. In Williamson. W. Vn Joe Jacks. Turner's father-ln-luw, who was an electrician for the mine at the time of the explosion Inst January, has been arrested also. "We were blasting In the new cut." Turner began his story to Hntfleld and the New York police yesterday. "Henry Wilson nnd some other men were setting dynamite charges. I was In another part of the mine." Ordinarily, according to Turner, It Is a safe nnd simple thing to attach wires to a dynamite chnrge. but the circuit must have closed and the ex plosive went off as soon as the wires touched It. Wilson nnd his compan ion were blown to pieces. "I didn't know anything about. It." continued Turner. "A brother-in-law of mine took me out to drink some white mule. He wouldn't let me go where anyone could see me. He kept making me drink and when I was good and drunk he pulled a gun on me and aald I would have to get out of toiy and stuy out. He tuld me where to go nnd what to do. 1 went." ' The remains of Wilson were Identi fied and when Turner's absence con tinued for several days, the other body, bndlv mangled, but about the right weight and measurements, was Identi fied as his. .An Insurance company paid his "widow" nnd his sister his In FUrnnce without protest. Turner went to Columbus, Ohio, and thence to New York where he was met by Ills fnther-lu-lnw. Joe .lacks, who had tickets fur Norway. T'Vom Norway, Turner went to Hamburg. Funeral Notices DUNHAM Funeral services for the Inle Junius Franklin Dentinal will lie held at the Talent M. 10. church at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. I'l.KADS Ml It. II. EXTENSION (Continued from page one.) Judge O. A. Gardner said It would be a Krent atop backward to dis mantle this road In face of the great timber resources and other natural re sources of Applegate valloy, when an intension would bring a payroll to Mmlfnrd and Jacksonville. He point ed to the preservation of tlio I. & K. niul Its resultant effects, as In wlmt might be accomplished by extending the Jackionvllle Mndford rond. William II. (lore stated that he had lien vory much Interested in an ex tension of the Mcdford-Jncksonvllln line1: that It should be donn and thnt Pol to exceed a 2 per cent grade and m degree curvature could ho obtained in crossing the divide. Ho further elated It would lie ll cnlamlly to Med ford to hove this rond removed Just when there Is such a development In prospect, and thnt the preservation of this road nnd extension of It would mean a duplication of tho I'. K. development. J. I). Cannon, who owns the Trull Lumber company, located on this lino, said removal of the road would put hi Ml out of business: that he controls n body of ino.0Uil.0O0 feel of timber that could be worked by n two or three mile extension. W. 8. Harnuni offer to take 112.000 for the rond and tuke stock, so lie announced at the meeting. Fred A. William of Salem handled the enso for Jacksonville, anil John H. Carkln nnd II. ('. Skyrninn handled the case for Medfnrd. Williams snlil )liut In view of the case Just finished In Portland before the luterslnte com merce commission, where the North ern lines nro seeking permission to build into Klnmnth, that It only pre sages the greatest railroad develop ment In Oregon, and especially Inter esting to southern Oregon, nnd par ticularly Rogue river valley. .Mr." William also anld that It uionns that It will be only a year or so until a trnns-stntn line I construct ed across southern Oregon to the coast. Coo hnv Is righting now for Ve terminal of such line, nnd the V"ti river valley xei-tus Indifferent, William sold: yet the Northern llnty. If granted thl permission, will no right at Mcdford'a buck doorcwaltttw to t In. -. "I.Ike opportunity, It mny only kSpck once." he asserted "and now to iJImantle tills Jacksonville Medl'ord line would he criminal. It ran be bought for $12.0un anil the Medfnrd. Jacksonville business men slioiiltQm. mediately get together and t"e It over, and clear the deck for action." " ' . ,11 MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S Mann's 1 5th Anniversary Sale GROWS IN INTEREST EACH DAY-COME TOMORROW -IT WILL PAY YOU OCTOBER SALE OF NEW COATS 500 NEW CREATIONS IN WINTER COATS ON SALE SATURDAY AT GREAT SAVINGS S25.00 Coats S16.15 OCTOBER SALE OF NEW DRESSES 500 LOVELY FROCKS ON SALE SATURDAY DRESSES for EVERY OCCASION at LOW PRICES $12.00 Dresses $5.00 Just think! Tomorrow wo will plncc on mile HO Bnlbriggan, Silk and Wool Dresses, all colors nnil sizes ; sold reg nlitr up to $12.00. d Saturday, each $20.00 Dresses $10.00 Over 50 in this lot, nil new fall models, no two alike; come in n wonderful assortment of styles, colors and sizes, in silk and satin ; ronl $20 d 1 A values. Saturday, each - "Malnuf" and "Anthony" Dresses for al'tei'tioon and evening wear. Priced for Saturday $39.50 to $69.50 "Marinette" Knitted Dresses for sport wear, the aristocrat of all knitted wear. Special. .$18.00 and $22.50 $25.00 Dresses $15.00 We are proud of the values offered in this lot, all fresh from the factory, come in this season's choicest wools and silks in the much wauled fall and winter shades, no two alike: un to $25 values. Saturday, each $15 $35.00 Dresses $25.15 To properly celebrate our 15th Anni versary we will place on sale tomorrow 25 of our hest $35 Dresses in all colors al the extremely low i price of, each $25.15 tailored Wool Dresses in all "Miss ' Manhattan' the newest shades. Very special ...! New two-piece Wool and Silk Dresses, the latest fad. Special.. New "Irene Castle" Dresses at, each Special New evening Dresses, made of Georgette, nicely headed, come in the latest oveiiiung shades, for Saturday ':. $29.50 $39.50 $29.15 $59.50 $20.00 Coats $11.15 New Winter Coats in misses' and wom en's sizes, made of splendid materials, all with hit? for collars; $20.00 values. On sale Saturday $11.15 $35.00 Coats $25.15 Some choice new Coats just in from New York, made of wonderful nil woo) materials, have big fur collars and cuffs, come in the new shades; real $35.00 values. Saturday $25.15 50 New Coats just in for Saturday's selling, made of all wool liolivias and velours with bin fur collars, come in (rood colors nnd sizes; real $25 values. On- sale Saturday, each - $16.15 Saturday Is Children's Day 25 New Coats for children, made of all wool materials; up to $10,00 tC 1 C values. Saturday, each.... J0. I 0 Hotter Coats for children, new shipment just in from $8.95 to $25.00 each ltrin? vour children in. Wc can fit them. New "Kitty Cut" Kovcralls for girls, all sizes, pair $1.25 50 of the finest Coat creations of Paris, reproduced by-the foremost tailors of America, in the newest colors, trimmed with the best furs. On sale Satur day $49.50 to $199.50 end. Princess Slips and Bloomers, milo straw Silk Slips in while, tan and rust; $5.00 values. Saturday, Q each- Rayon Silk lilooiners, all colors; $:i.50 values. Saturday, Qi Qi pair Radium Silk Slips in a fine line of colors; real $0.00 values. On d A Q C sale. Saturday, each PT SATURDAY IS MILLINERY DAY AT MANN'S Beautiful new "Meadow Brook" Hats in velour, in nil the soft colors such as' ashes of roses, gobelin blue, pencil blue and all wood shades. Priced Saturday from $14.95 to $18.50 $15.00 Trimmed Hats $10.00 New shipment of famous "Piercttc" Hats in the very latest shapes and shades, the equal of any $7.50 hat in America. CiC Saturday, each The new "Courier" Hats are here foij Saturday's selling; made and trimmed right; cheap at $10.00. Saturday, each... VISIT OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT TOMORROW EXTRA SPECIALS ON SALE ALL DAY SATURDAY Our new fall shipment of the famous "Lorrine" Gloves is here. This glove is made -with an embroidered gauntlet cuff in colors, lias a fancy back, one-clasp style, comes in mode, beaver, black and brown; our regular price, is $2.75.. On Saturday only, tO GkQ pair Roys' Gauntlet Gloves, leather with Boy Seoul emblem; regular price C"l 59c. Saturday, pair OUC Children's Scotch Wool nnd Chninoisctte Gloves, fleece lined, all sizes nnd colors; fi!)e values. . Saturday, pair JJ Our new Fabric Gloves for women, every style and color, from 50 'to $1.50 pr. $4.45 Anniversary Sale of Dress Goods 54-inch Marchan the new woolen Dress Goods for fall and winter wear, in all the new shinies; regular price $4.05. At On sale Saturday, yard tP'r.T'O i ;. - ' 54-inch Plaid Manuel in ashes of roses and orchid shades; regular' price .$4.95. On snle Saturday, yn.nl Hli-inch Striped and Plaid Mixed Woolen Dress Goods in dark colors for children's school dresses; regular price $1.25. QQ On sale Saturday, yard iJSJK 27-ineh Wool Challie in a good assortment of good colors and pat terns; regular price $1.45. d 1 1 A Saturday, ynrd P ' 54-inch Striped Flannel in green, tan, henna and Q 7( rose; regular price $4.25. On snle Saturday, yard Flat Crepe, heavy quality, all silk, for the new dresses, 40 inches $3.95 wide, comes in nil shades. On sale Saturday, yard Corduroy 38 inches wide, in brown, tan, pansy d 1 CC and coffee; regular price $1.89. Saturday, yard " 54-inch Border Silk in brown, navy and black. Pattern on sale Saturday 40-ineh Panne Velvet in n full range of new shades and black. Saturday, yard SATURDAY SPECIALS MONEY SAVERS FOR TOMORROW Muslin Hfi-inch fine bleached and unbleached mus lin, splendid quality, a good 20c 1 C -grade. Saturday, ynrd Dress Goods 40-inch Silk and cotton Crepe in navy and black, .brown and white, drop stitch knit; regular price $2.98. 1 Q Saturday Special, yard V ' Outing Flannel 27 inches wide, white, splendid quality, sells regularly at 20c. "1 Ci Saturday Special, yard Hosiery Women's pure silk, full fashioned hose in all the new shades, nil sizes; our regular $1-75 quality. Very special for Saturday only, paiiC. Toweling lti-iueh part linen crash Toweling, bleached or unbleached; regit- 1 JoC lar price 20c. Saturday, yard ' " rnderwenr "Rnyon" Silk Vests, all colors; regu lar price $1.19. 95 c Saturday Special, each sf J $1.45 Toilet Articles at Special Prices Powder in all $1.00 Coty's .Face shades, Saturday Blue Rose ' Talcum 3'owder. The feathery lightness and delicate perfume distinguishes this delightful powder from cheaper qualities. On side Saturday Large single Blue Rose Com pact in tan, natural nnd bru nette; $1.25 values. On snle. 2T. 75c "De Miracle," the original liquid hair remover; UOc value. .sr' .: 55c 25c $11.45 $4.95 Sensational Sale Saturday of Hosiery and Underwear Anniversary Sale of Domestics Blnnkcts, 64x70' Cotton Sheet Blnnkcts in tan nnd grey with blue or pink borders; regular price $2.20. fl? 1 Qff On sale Saturday, pair.... P 1 .IO 3ti-inch Slumber Fleece for bath robes, in pink, blue and orchid, comes in pretty floral designs; 40c value. Q C Saturday, yard .-. JJK GCx80 All Wool Plaid Blankets in tan, bine, grey and rose; a won derful value at $10.50. tfQ QC On sale Saturdny at, pair ff tJ J J (ifixHO Cotton Plaid Blankets in tan, grey or blue; regular price $:UiO. On sale Saturday at, 4Jj Ruffle Cm-'nins, made of good quality of marquisette, 2 1-4 yards long, dotted, all white, blue or rose; our regular 11 QE $2,119 value. On sale Saturday, pair Window Panels, in ecru colored net, IIS inches wide, 2 1-4 yards long, bottoms scalloped nnd with deep fringe, two new patterns just in; a big vnlue at $1.35. 1 C On snle Saturdny. ench P 1 1 J Lustrous Curtnin Goods, very fine quality, highly mercerized, in choice all-over designs, 38 to 40 inches wide; 1 fiCI $1.98 values. Offered Special for Saturday, yard V New Cretonnes, 30 incites wide, in a beautiful line of colors nnd patterns; up to 79e values. CQ Saturday, ynrd JSJi Brassieres in women's nnd misses' sizes, nil styles. HQ - Saturday Women's Pure Gum Rubber Aprons in plain and fancy styles, all colors. Saturday, $1.25 each Infants' Knit Capes in blue nnd pink, trimmed in embroidered roses; $2.75 values. 1 Q Saturdny, each Infants' Crepo de Chine Bonnets in white, pink and baby d1 QQ blue. Saturdny, ench . Nature Rivnl Corselettes, new styles $1.75 to $10.00 Children's Fnncy Lisle Socks; up to 4Sc values. JC Saturday, pnir AV Kayser's Pure Silk Hose, slipper heel, all colors; regular price $2.00. Sat- ,ml"y- $1.75 pnir Women's Silk and Fiber Hose, in nil the. new shndes; regular price $1.00. Saturday, 7C pair Women's Fiber nnd Lisle Sport Nose in honeycomb wenve. d 1 1 Q Special, pnir Women's Silk nnd Wool Hose, nil colors. d 1 1 ft Special, pair & 1 3 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486-487 o Medford, Ore. Q 0 Misses' Richelieu Union Suits, fleece lined, long and elbow sleeves, ankle and knee lengths, sizes 2 to 16 years; $1.19 values. Oft .Saturday, suit UOC Women's Richelieu I'nion Suits, fleece lined, elbow nnd long sleeves, nnkle and knee length ; regular price $1.59. Saturday, d 1 AO suit - Pl0 Women's Cotton Knit Bloomers, pink nnd white, in assorted sizes; 89c values. 7C Saturday, pnir $ J Women's Kavser's I'nion Suits, light weight, nil styles, in pink nnd white; regular price $1.00. o On sale Satur d;0, suit 75c Notion Sale "Naivette" Stationery in large white boxes; 75c values. Sat- ;::t,y: 50c New style double faced Garter Ribbons, yard Lnec nnd Net Collnr nnd. Cuff Sets; $1.25 vnlues. Satur day, set New Printed Crepe dc Chine Scarfs, . . each Bright Colored Kdibroidered Voile Handkerchiefs; 1 C . 25e values, each IOC Wc have n full line of Royal Society package goods, at pop Qulnr prices. 50c nnd. Cuff Sntur- $1.00 epo dc Chine $3.45 HAIL ORDERS PROMPT Lt FILLEEk o POSTAGE PREPAID AGENTS FOB SU T T EMI CM PA T TEPNS t
