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OFFER REWARD OFFICERS IHII
FORMER OFGUSTAVUS SAW
VIRGINIA PATTY MRS. FRANKLIN
MEBFORTTi TTtTTtUNE, MEDPOItD, QREfiOtt, TUESDAY, .TUN R n, !92S.
Accidental Poisoning of Pet Pony
Tragic Event for White Children;
Harriet Tells Story of Gentle Tony
BELIEF GROWS
WALES 10 WED
SWEDE COUSIN
Here is u real human Interest ) eyes were such kind and knnwinir'
story, ho dnur lo the heartH of nw jeyes. "e always held hlB head up I
; newspaper readers. We all knowl'UIul n'"'k h.-d. He meppcd ,
... , , , , 10 proud and dignified. j
.he tragedy of losing a pet. par- Tony wa, an ,.,
tlcularly when Hie death Ih caused horse. He seemed to understand
i by poisun, accidentally eaten, everything we said. If we said, "go
Thii following account of the I K''t "'' ''"" would only have 1 ' '
Jackson county nulliorlties place deaili of her pet puny and pal '"" here and he would bring them ! . . . .
the fullest credence In the testl. 1 "" ' '" eatiiiB poison Intend - " " nen he did I (.ASJCbl HllllWUIIVCIIieill .VWUH
r'VnilP Ullnr rn-jetiAffl ...., ..r u ..... , . 'd " Kgcr miu rrc , was wrltteh I am " cuion mm he would
SpUr Hl(nt LOaStWIde muny of Harvey (!,.,,, middle ; ,,y urrl Wh'l( Uau;hl.r ut Mr. , lay bac k his ears and turn his back
'" 0.-..I, (, T,,m. pnn aK''" """"""I" rancher of lheUm M,. K j white. Mil0 wit, to us. We knew enough then to!
. j-aeanyfl Id! laiiman ben-,1 Unite Kails district, that he saw ) John C. .Mann of tills city, own -a ! '''av" ,,im alone. !
west, of I- '""' ' know n by the hoys and
Husband Posts $2000 to!
We Pay
Postage on
All Mail
Orders
r "THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
PHONl-466-437
Butterick
Patterns
Delineator
Style Book
in
'Uers in San Francisco
j Borjjf Not Identified.
I.Mrs, l'earl Franklin, whose hus-
I large rancli four miles
l.OS ANOKIJOS, Cul., .Mine 11.
(P)"-A ruward of jliutio was offered
fur tlto arrest of the slayer of Ji Ik
wjf, Mrs. Virginia I'litty. by Krunk
1). i'ulley, Portland, Ore., invest
ment broker, Announcetuent of the
I'ttwut'd was made after u ronler
eiice between I'atty ami Chief of
uitentiveH iiertnun t'lino last ninht. ,,.,. Hm jr,.,ed futility
Mrs. rally's hotly was found In 'Alex Knnrmu- ....i si,n,irr
hand, (1. Kranklln, Is held In 1 ""'"
, , M, , t We don l hellev
..nil..- uiuiiii, vaiiioiiiia, 101 lie
Vestlgntion,
pearar Franklin Is also
oused by his daughters.
llustavus. who Is hard of licar
iliK ami arilieleil with a si h
j girls for miles around our rnnch,
libit, in r.Mi.i riu ui..,..i.. i.ii,i-iita also well known bv ail the ehlM......
relative to her dlsap- 1 ,,,. wlt)Ul ,, ,..,.,, ,n Uf. throat. :a "'hool, who loved him and nl-
n ml crowdiiiK of youthful imunorios , W!1's "'"k H. ritlv when they (jot u
whlrh demonstrates (hat one touch I chance. ...
of l omiuon lianedy, like one touch j I'addy hud many offers to Bell
of nut tire, makes the whole world i Tony for good prices, but we did
a . closet of a roomliiK house a
wi'ok ai;o, tied to a clothes lion!:
ttiid bearing evidence or a severe
beating- Testimony ut the euro-
impediment, -read in newspn pers of
the supposed murder of .Mrs.
i'Viniklin three years ao. e
then recalled that he had seen
.Mrs. Franklin In this city In June.
IU1'7. and came In this city at
.Indite
Italph
"Next Two Weeks
Names Coupled Before
Stay in London Prolonged
By Young Princess.;
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY MANN'S
:; . MANN'S POPULAR
Wednesday Specials
kin:
Faithful t'omrade
This morning as I looked out of
not want to part with him.
.My last ride was Saturday after
noon wtien Tony and I -went eiuht
Hiorlous miles together. irince did
LONDON', June 1 1. (A1) nellef
Is srowlnif In some quarters here
that an announcement of the en
liWtnenl of the l'rlnre of Wales
to I'rlneess Ingrld, daughter of the
crown piince of Sweden, niuy be
my bedroom window I saw J'rince, j not ro with us, but when we cume j ",ai1" w ithin the next two weeks
ieniiiiigs.
tluslavus says that one noon he
saw .Mrs. l-'iankllii. with other
! workers, leavlnif a local imeUln.,
uei-H ili.iliesl Indlcuted the woman , plant, and Hint he enKiiKed her In
hid been slain with u brick, and a short conv.imiilon. He noted
that cha hail been dead more than u,.u she did not appear anxious
two days when the body wiih ills-it,, talk to him. and went his way.
covered. ... Ouslavus Is a former resident of
v '" . ; Tulare county. I'alliornla, where
SAN FHANCISCO, Cal.. June ll.lhe knew the l-ranklln family well.
-tA') The eoast-wlile mallhual for 'aud sold them wood. He Is also
William !,. TmIIiiiiim, radio operator lai iuialnied whh Shi-ilrr It. I.. Hall
suspect In the l.os Alllieles slayill,!of Tulare county, who Is expected
of Sim. MrKlnla I'atty. centered 111 It me to the city this week lo j
Ban . r-Yunelsco today. Scurch of Interview Oustavus.
tll B. H. Admiral lleuson ut Tort (iilstnvus does not rememl the'
land. Ore., lulled Id disclose u trace 'name of the packlliK plant he saw ,
of Ilia fllKillve Ullll uuthorllles be-Mrs. I-'rauklin IcaviiiK, and a check
lieved Tttllmun either leaped from '"'III be ma.le of the time I ks
the vessel in Sun Pruncisro bay of tiie plants iiIouk North Kir
oa walked ashore when the shin j street, to see if her name Is listed j
W tlocked. us an employe. Cllstavus Is under'
t-.ffortH were still belliK made loithe Imiiression I tin t Mrs. 1-iiiiikllii 1
was empl.iyed In a iacklllK plant, j
( I here is no fruit i.iickinif liii.lei'
a larwe Shepherd iIok
silent watch over his
Tony, our saddle pony.
lain there beside hLs comrade for
ke-plni; u ' over the hill at full itallop. Prince I 'rwu Possible occuslnns are buk-
dead pal. j came rushliiK to meet us. Down ' K''sted, the Prince's 30th birthday
Prince has ; the road we came, Tony and Prince I " Sunu 23, and an elaborate hall
racing madly. wnicn the Swedish embassy has
almost 24 hours, to cuaid off the When 1 eot to the house I hand- ' nKed for the beautiful princess
oner siock who miKlit come too ; ed him to my little sister. I.ila, 9jJUlie,n
Dre
ss
Event
"car. years old. She iumneri nn hi.
It was elht years hko that a smooth, shiny back and was off to
man came to our ranch and want-I the barn, with Prince lit Tony's
in io sen us a youiii; pony ana a : heels. I watched her as she Jump
sniaii rmcpneru pup. una oouunt ed off and turned him Into the
inein. lor we needed a uok and a barn yard. Little did 1 realize thilt
norse ioi ine cuttle on the ranch. that was the last time I was ever
mini mat time until yeslei day in have a i Ide on- Tony.
eveiilnij Tony has been a faithful Then came the shock: ' At 5
servant, colna for cattle. tukliiK us ! o'clock my brother went to Ret him
to school. KoillK on errands mill ' for I.ila and 4-ve;ir-nl,l r:wun u
kIvIiik us many pleasant rides ihey could Ket the cows. There he
through the bills, with Prince al- j found Tony, who had In some way
ways at his side. i opened the door of the milk house
There me seven of us children and had eaten some squirrel poison
ami we all mourn the loss of our j which was layinK on u table,
dear Utile Tony. It was hut yester- j Daddy says that he will Ket lis
day moi nine thut' we looked out . another horse, but he will never
and saw Tony with his neck arch- uel one to take the place of our
wettury a body washed up on a
beach here as Hint of the iiiissjni:
radiii operator.
d and stcpplim aloiiB as easily
possible with the two babies KoillK
little Tony.
I hope that
up the road alone on his back. We who has a pet and think
way In I his section in June. It
does start until the last of July.
were never afraid lo leave them
alone with him.
Tony was a bisiutirul little horse,
with a dark brown Klossy coat, a
coal black mane, which was clipped ; we did
some boy or Rlrl
as much
it is not the first time that
there have been rumurs that the
British heir would marry his 19
year-old second cousin from Vik
iiiB land, but not before have
there been the combination of clr
cumstuncea und e v e n t Kiving
hackBiound and lending weight lo
the reports.
. When I'rlneess Ingrld arrive
lit London May 15 for one of her
numerous visits to her Kiaildfuth
the Duke of ConnatiKht. Uncle of
King CeoiBe, It was stated she
would stay only a month. Her
plans have been changed and It
was understood today she would
remain In Knglund until the close
of the Ijomton season, several
weeks hence.
..... ....
JAlnoONVlLLL mm nDv.rWTnW
m n m m mmmm, , HF i Wmm
. uiiuiiliiu LinuUL jULnUI I Ul LitniUit
1 1
At a nipetlnt; of Jacksonville res
Iclenta lust nlttht, held In the 1'. s
hotel, tin) mutter of buying: wuler
from, Mnufntd an proposed was ills
CMBseil., W. II. (lore was I ho prin
cipal- speaker.
of it as we did of Tony, will always
he careful and not leave any harm
ful things around so it can get it.
or they will loose a loving pet as
I'.y HAItRIKT WHITE.
Medford. Oregon.
KAI.KM, Ore.. June
Agents of the state prohibition de
portment participated in HI
Attorney Wlnflehl i ''"" 'I'"'1"!.' "e month of inay.i
K. fiayloril explained phusea of the I ""'M monthly report of Com
onntract. There was uu attend- '"'""'"ner lleorge Alexundcr. Klnes!
mice jif jan persons and consider- ln"""i"'1 f'"' "'I'""' l"w vlolutionsi
i.i.. i...... . . totaled tl'' Nl:i i;n l,,n u.... u
(HO days, mush destroyed 4 7 1 ii i
gallons. liquor Helied and de-l
slroyed I1S2 gallons, stills seize ! j
1 I and cars confiscated eight
:IVIEETS SATURDAY
able enthusiasm wan muulfemcil.
ST. JOHNS ICE HOLDS
COASIWISE VESSELS. STIHKING STUDEWIS
SEIZE UNIVERSITY
8T. JOHN, N. p., June 11. I1
Tile steamer Karl of Devon and
several fishing schooners today
were fast In n mass of heavy Ice
'extending northward from Cape
St. Johns' nn the northeast coast
of Newfoundland.
The steamer (.iyde reported that
It -had been forced to turn back at
Tilt covrf In Notre Dame buy n
few miles south of the cape.
The sclliciner Lady Aii rsons has
not been heard from with five men
aboard since she landed four men
nr .the fishing station on llelie I
Isle. Seven vessels which at
tempted the outside passage to '
Labrador were stuck In the Ice!
within sight of shore '
There will be a general meeting
of the I'iiiH (irowers League held
in the liii.sement ofihe liolei Me-.l-ford
at 3 p. m. Saturday, June Huh.
The canvass of the valley which
Is In progress now In the Interest
F
NECKLACE THEFT
AT MYRTLE POINT
E
Mrs. Alice lllsphnm, beauty par
lor operator, Is held in the county
jail under $ I Olio bonds, charged
with grand larceny. Mrs, lllsp
hani Is alleged to have purloined
a Invalelere valued at i70(l. be
ef the advertising campaign for all I longing to .Mrs. 'H. T. Hamilton,
..oner pears is meeting with great Wile of n Cesci nl City, Calif
success, and at the meeting on Sat-' realtor. '
urday afternoon the details of the I According to the district nttor-
. Milan will lie explained by the inein- ney s office, a slice of local night
; '"'is of the committee. guyety is woven Into the allega-
..ii..M,i, ill,, .nine ii, ir i it Is possible that some members i Hons, und the entire proceedings
ui.nwiiii sinning niooenis 01 ine r run (irowers League have are considerably mixed up.
this afternoon took possession of been overlooked In the canvass! Mis. Hamilton, according to
the National I'nlversity and seized which has been made, and any who ! Deputy District Attorney tieorgo
several officials as hostages for have not been visited by the com- ' Xellsen. did not miss the lavallere
the resignation of Hector Antonio mlttee are requested lo cull nt theintH "he reached Vreka, Calif,
Castro Leal, which they hud do- chamber of commerce before Sat-I"" her wav south.
' T,, huslages offered no unlay to look over, and If agree-! The district attorney's office
resistance and there was no vlo- able, sign the contracts which will spent yesterday Investigating the
lence. ; Ii.. found there tease, an. I h..,.rln,. n,a t ..-.i .........
Al.liKUT lll'lK'il. President I "f those concerned.
Fruit (Irowers Leagll". I xf"- Hlspham Is well known 111
this eltv ,..,,i l,nu i.uu
It takes lill.llliu tobacco seeds to the Kllte Heauty nurlors on West
i.i i ... - -
' "" ' Slxtn street.
J. K. Alliiiglit and Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. (iitichelt were among the
Kluinath Kails visitors In Medford
yesterdnv.
make
S t "j ' " ' 1? " , " ' .1, umiai'ii wii .i .'.uiMi .inuw .. . m mmmmKmamnmmmnn
at ; , 0 . s - ,
l,J : ' . , - 1
i , .-. -
r ' f, k. . !. S"E TH0UGm'
f v (J- s ' s v v 4 . 'fI can't bear to be
f .J " , . , X T'IY so near you."
V ' . 'Hi' iJi'M 1 B,lt, ,o be polite,
, s AJ V". SHE SAID:
lJ- M MX wft f(' "Do you mind if I open
MVftTI.E POINT. Ore.. June 11
A) Mare than 12(0 tUltKnteH
and visltot'H to the fitith unntKtl
scHsiun if the Ort'non State (fpanse
convention w're here tutlay to n
officially welt-omed to Myrtle
1'oint. Otntiffe lalnviter, Ktate
master, received the keys to the
yiiy
On the Cooh and Curry county
ruli-frrnundH, 300 OranfierH wero
tuu-ainped.
, Oranjfe policies were outlined
today hy (reorge raimiter in the
inaMter'H ndilreHS.
The city of Kedmond was mak
inif a HtronK l'd for the 1!30
HeHHion. and Klamath Kalln and
Hood Iliver delegations were hack
ing up hlds of their cities. Med
ford is asking for the 11)31 meet
lug.
JOSEPH GIFFORD
GORED BY BULL
made people avoid him
vow he knows the easy way
to keep perspiration odorless
T UM hot. And Dan liaj been rushing ill day.
a nu v.v.uac lur O.
I
In the middle of dictation. Ill's urniuinnlr in.
lerruptcd -to open the window.
It (tinoyed Dan then. But later he suspected her
reason. Today Dan's business success. A social
favorite He knows now that perspiration need
never offend.
Hotter days l.ead bew.lre! More perspiration
more danger of 'D, O." W; O.or.'
And don't be fooled! We can t tell when we
oHcndbecauscwebecomeinsensitivetocver-present
odors. But our several million pores constantly
give off odor-causing waste as much as a quart
day. To avoid embarrassment bathe with
Lifebuoy always. Mild, antiseptic, its deodorizing
lather prevents "B. O." even removes cigarette
odors from the fingers.
Keeps skins fresh and clear, too. Guards health
by removing germs. Lifebuoy s pleasant txtra
clt.in scent, w hich vanishes as you rinse, tells you
it purifies. Adopt Lifebuoy today.
LEVER BROTHERS CO., CamlriJSt, Mms.
Lifebuoy
HEALTH SOAP
stops bod ij odor
Joseph Clifford, 79. well known
Talent rancher. Is in a serious
condition ut the Sacred Heart hos
pltul as a result oft being gored
this forenoon by ii vicious bull on
the home nlace. G if ford was
found unconscious, lying in the
yard near some posts he had been
repairing to kt-ep the animal in
his lot.
He was found at noon nml was
immediately rushed tt the hospital
by the Perl ambulance. One horn
had penet rated the chest and his
condition this afternoon was
thought to lie critical.
Thp bull hail threatened to gore
others and Clifford was taking spe
cial pi-fcautions to prevent such
happening by attempting to
strengthen the fence.
Smnrt prints,. solid color unci tub silk stripes are in
cluoVd in this Wednesday Drt'ss Special. Frocks
with and without .sleeves, lirht and dark eolor eom
binatioiiH. These, are ideal little dresses lor summer
wear. (Jood assortment of sizes, regular $10.00 val
ues ....-. ;
These are $10.00 Values
Your Choice Wednesday
$gJ90
Mann's Dress Di-pf. 2nd Floor
This is a
One Price Store
Have yon ever thought
or talk) with your fam
ily or friends about the
fairness of a one-price
store? Have you ever
realized the confidence
this KimpjH 111 tie rule
ulvi'H a customer? If you
have not. we ask you to
stop for just a moment,
and ask yourself this
question: Am I being
treated fair by this store?
Yes, Madam, you can rest
assured thut when Mann's
ouote a price to you, it is
one price, an honest and
just price, based on a
fair tiiartrlii of profit and
is the same to your
friends as it is to you.
ii is this simple little rule
that has built this busi
ness, i'eopie have confi
dence in "Mann's, the One
Prbe Store."
MANN'S
A Sale of Fine Corsets
Wednesday
at Mann's
Glove Silk
Corselettes
RUTH IN TROUBLE
ROSEBURG FIELD
KrfJKN'K, Ore., June 11.
liuth Klder, nvlatlon enthusiast.
left here at 12:30 p. m. today in
nor plane for Portland. She ex-
'(.d to reach Kunktn field al
4.rt p. m,
.Miss' Klder landed hero yester-
lay afternoon for slight repairs to
plane, which was damaged
when she landed at Itoseburir. '
In hrlitKfuK the ship down at
ItoseblHK, the Woman filer passed
up the reKUlar field, and in land
inir one of the wheels struck n
rock.'lhrowitiK the landlnt; struts
outo f ullKnment. , -
The Corset sales would not
be a complete success with
out these marvelous rIovo
silk KUiments. The very
fact that these are a three-in-one
irment oomhinim:
the vest, step-in and corse
letle would make them very
desirable for su miner wear.
Hut when you consider the
quality and low price they
are indeed a bargain.
The $17.95 Values are :
$8.45
.
The $11.95 Values are
$5.95
The $9.95 Values are
$4.95
Also Included In thl corset
sale ure a few corselettes In
lirocudcd ninterfula Kelllnt;
regular at f 1.95. your choice
Wednesday
The Famous Nature'
Rival Corselettes,
Girdles and Stepins
HALF PRICE
This sale of fine foundation garments
consisting of Clicle-Sash-Stepin Bird
ies, wrap Klrdles and corseletteu,
demonstrates aaln the superior val-ue-KlviiiB
of this Popular Store. Here
are garments of the finest satin.
Swanil silk, brocade and elastic. Ex
(client fitting garments in all styles.
Regular $95
Values A
to '15
95
Corselettes
in this $1.95 group of Corselettes are well
made garments of good quality lirucade,
3.M5 value.
many with Kwanii tops. They are a regular
Corselettes
A splendid assortment In this price range in
cluding garments of fine quality brocade,
satin and Swami. good styles, excellent fit
ting corselettes. fS.UJ values
Corselettes
Here are corselettes of fine quality satin and
brocade, combined with the verv best elastic,
excellent garments that will help your figure
101) per cent a $7.u5 value
Corselettes
95c
Corselettes are in sizes
36 and 42 Girdles
28 and 31
forselettes lightly boned and boneless In the
finest quality satin, brocade Swami silk Thes.i
are regular garments, special Wednes
day ,
Corselettes
In this group are beautiful $13. 97, garments
of best quality, brocade, Swaml silk wHh
l ure silk elastic inserts. These are an ex
ceptional value at
Miinn's Corset Section Main Klnor
$1.95
$2.95
$3.95
$4.95
$6.95
The Best Goods for the Price -No Mattsr What the Price
Council Is exueeteil to t... n
i ...ii... i. , , Isl'iillty for ii ex-service men
" ' ,i f,,r several years have held parole
; ' "", """ Mains at ine institution. i)r
irrtiiiK m goon rei- i lee
Warden Suir.iH.
it tor tne insane wa : i SOI'Tlf iitvii i , ...
relieved f respon- j ZJ
4 exserv he men whn ...-,... . "Kii.. want
and will hold Its first meeting. S.M.K.M. Ore., June 11. (J The I
ine tormation of the leg on state minimal tor the nia
on .May la relieved of n ,
. . m 'r"iq j. roeiirtv. wra-lell
who i the t'ook rotinlv Inii r-i,i..,m
Ml., committed sinei.ie hel.e
III tori mitti II ),.., i. . .
Mimrii.(.i..... imuseir iwiee
lowshlp among southern Oregon i mil ted to h . ' ., " ' je-, "'li the hettil.
ti'oi too:ny.
Sleiner,
leirlonnafres.
PlnlfPri Mvertfalngget.t roswlto.
PASS MEET
IMans wero discussed nt last
nUht's meeitiiK of the local Ameri
can l.eon po!t fin- the attendance
of a delegation of to 4a mem
bers of the post and auxiliary at a
special meet ins at ' C.runts Tans
Thursday tvrnUm to form ft legion
council, made up of members
from Ashland, Medford. Kerhy and
I rants I'uss.
The auxitinry has already coin
ulvUU the formation, u( its council
SoSd by
Independent
Dealers
Although thii'vltttliKd moJcra anti-knock motor
fuel i worth a premium it cosu no mor than ordinary
ftisorne. The mlct color it your assurance that you are
getting this pure motor fuel -made withiul the addilioa,
c! un injurious dopes or compounds.