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MEDFORD. OHKUOX. FRIDAY, SSKPTEM-HFH 120. lititl.
No. 1S1.
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JUNE
FIND BODY
OF HEIRESS
JN SOLANO
Mystery 'of Disappearance
Irene Wolfskill Intensified
By Discovery of Decom
posed Remains in Dry
Creek Bed Near Home
Change in Apparel Puz
zles Police,
FAIIIF1RI.D. Cnl.. Sept. 20.
(A1) MyHtcry whtHi attended tho
disappearance two months ago of
Mliui Ireno Wnlfaktll, Solano euiin
ty heir1 ss, was only Intensified
today with the findiiiK f '
body, badly decompound, in a dry
crek bed not far front her ranch.
The body waa clad in overall.
Wlirn last seen. Miss Wolf.fkili
v.nre a skirt and sweuter and
VkIi heeled -Hhoea. Shoes with
low heels were discovered a few
feet from the body.
The creek bed had bwn re
peatedly searched by pswh doling
th'; month's hunt that ftillnwed th.
hHr.s' 1 Iwi ppca ra'nee and t h is
fn-t. together with the apparent
Uem-repancy in tho clothim:. led
sheriff John li. Thornton today to
'Kin an invent iKtttlmi .to di-ter-nino
whether Miss Wolfskill hnd
net death by foul play or by
natural causes.
Tho body wan discovered by
I'.ernard tilitfdioff. son if a locnl
rancher. Tin youth is expected
to be the recipient of the- $5000
reward offered by the i,os An-cle
bank, in which tho heiress had
fSQO.OUU on deposit.
ThorotiKli Sipnrclu
Tho dlficiivcry climaxed one of
the niMHt thorough acan-hes In
northern California. Since her
disiippearani-e on July 15. posse.
ii!Hjjr Solano county deputy Hhcr
il'tM, Indian trackers and private
detcciiv.es tramped the hills and
orchards in thn't! counties for 'Jfc
trace of the mlstdnK wonuiri.
Matt and Ney AVolfskltl, luolh
cru of the wealthy woman, aided
in the hunt. Matt AVolfsklll was
of the. opinion that his sNIer hud
been kidnaped Key declared she
had fallen into a shallow pool In
her wandcriiKf and drowned. JHf
ferencos between the brothers im
peded the s'-arch later.
Imjutry today was expected to
reveal the identity of the person
whose footsteps appear near tho
spot where the body was found
Sheriff Thornton declared he was
"puzzled" how footprints of any
persons ot her than t lmsn of M Iss
Wolfskill had been made, unless
they beloiiKcd to someone who
bad dragged the wmmiii to the
creek bed after n.-arehers had
passed.
FORMER TABLE ROCK
A
FOR OLD HOME AREA
T.VHI.K HOCK. Ore. Srt. ;
(Special) Kaymonri Johnson of i
r.MK'Mio. formerly of 1hl lare, vis- i
Hetl hr.rv Saturday. He made the
trip partly for a visit-to the county, I
with which ho was hlKhly pleased.
and admitted to friends that he has
a warm spot In his heart for tho
valley, which looks better to him
each time he sees It. I
A new coat of paint Is helnR put
on tho Fred Smith house, which
improves Its appearance.
Miss Alice Seahrooke left Sun
day for the Central district, near:
Trail, where she commenced her i
first term of school Monday tuoru-
lOK. '
Taul Mci'ilnnls. treasurer of tbc
Sams Valley KranRo. was a busi
ness visitor here Tuesday evening. ,
Mrs. O. T. Wilson and daughter,
Frances, of Sams Valley were call
ins on friends here Moudny afler
noon. JUcn and Claude Wilson and A1
in Hamilton arrived home Sunday
front a three months' online in the
harvest fields of Kansas.
U. F. Newman recently houKht
eis;hl fine dairy co s and Is now
seodltiK wholo milk to the Medlortl
creameries.
I'rof. K. (.'. Kelmer of Talent was
h business visitor In this section
one day last week.
No comments or complaints have
been heard In these parts over the
closing of the deer hunting iw'ieiiii.
BEAGLE COUPLE!
HKAtiLK, Ore., Sept. 20. (Spe
cial.) September 1 0 the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. husk was the
scene of the home coming of nil
their children cxceptinK one, to
celebrate the golden wedding of
their parents. At noon the rela
tives which numbered sat down
to a wedding dinner fit for a king.
A present was prepared for Mr.
and Mrs. Iusk and presented to
the in by the youngest grandson.
When unwrapped it was found to
several pieces of gold colli.
Those present were Myrtle
Mitchell of Seattle. Herman l.usk
and family of Touume. Calif., May
Officer and family of Vancouver.
Wash., Klizabeth Lyons and son
from riacervillc, Calif., Sidney
Lusk and family of Klamath Falls,
John Dc Jarnetj and son Clifford,
Otto DeJarnett and wife, Harry le
Jarnctt and wife, Ralph DeJarnett
of Med ford, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. I-usk.
To conclude the celebration
Myrtle Mitchell and Sidney Lusk
took Mr. and Mrs. l,usk for a gol
den wedding honeymoon going to
Crescent City, Random Oold Beach
and returning by Roseburg, taking
three, days for the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Kusk have rented
the Dell Morrison ranch on the
river and expect to move onto the
same the first of next month.
EDEN PRECINCI AREA
GROWS FINE BERRIES
KDEX PKKt'lXCT. Ore., Sept. 20.
t Special) "Wright is riKht" in
the vicinity of Phoenix.
There are a number of Wrights
in Phoenix and vicinity, but the
latest one to settle la I.. S. WrlKht.
He bought a small acreage west
or town and planted a half acre
of Mastodon strawberries. Someone
told him he could not grow any
thing on the stony ground, but ho
Is proving that Is a mistake.
Tho past month ho has picked
GO crates ot luscioust berries of Im
mense sizo bo he knows he W'as
tight. Mr. Wright is In love with
this locality and we predict he will
be strawberry king, just aa A. N.
Wright of the same locality Is tho
peach king.
FORMER EDEN PRECINCT j
WOMAN IN AUTO MISHAP;
KDKN PRKCIXCT. Ore.. Sept. "0. j
( Special) Mrs. Mary Diaborgc j
tnee Mary Clutzert and Mrs. K. O. I
ReiiBP, formerly Marth Carey, of!
this locality, together with Mrs.
Rease's husband and a Mrs. Hayles,
all now of Sacramento, had a nar
row escape from death a few days
ago. While starting up a steed
pilch. Mrs. Dlaborge kilted her
engine and the car ran buck ward,
falling into an js-fnot ditch and
turning over. Only the body hold
ing the car off its occupants saved
their lives. They escaped with a
few cuts and bruises.
JACKSONVILLE WOMAN
TAKES SPRINGS CURE
JACKSONVIM.i:, Ore., Sept. 2(1.
(Special) -Word has been re
ceived from ,Mi and Mrs. Sam
Randies of their ftafe arrival !.!
Muffett Springs near Portland,
where Mrs. Handles wit! take treat
ments. They were delayed a dav
on their tip there by burning out
a b'arinc in their car.
Harry Morrison took his bis sep
arator home Tuesday after a good
season's run.
Work of clearing the roadside
along the highway is progressing
rapidly In the vicinity of Phoenix
and Talent In preparation for wid
ening the pavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins went to
Klamath Falls Tuesday on business
and will be gone several days.
While there they will visit Mrs.
Hopkins brother, Mr. Matney.
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Lcta Furry, Mrs.
Neil Franklin and Miss Uarhara
were pleasant visitors at the Carey
home last Thursday evening.
Miss Leoua Fish is slightly im
proving, the fever having lowered
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hearn and
Mrs. IJllie Coleman went to Ash
land Tuesday to visit with Mrs.
Lav lea Heames, Mrs. Itearn remain
ing over night.
LAWN FETE GIVEN FOR
JACKSONVILLE GIRL
.JACKSONVILLE. Ore.. Sept. 20.
Special ( Mrs. Karl White gave
a. lawn party Tuesday In honor of
her little daughter, Margaret's
third birthday. Invited guests
present were Joyce Metzger, Frank
Hurdell. Kathleen and Karhnra
Jean Puree I and Biltic Duunlng
ton. After an enjoyable afternoon
of games delicious refresh in, tits of
Ice cream and cake were serve '1.
CENTRAL POINT W. R. C...
WILL HAVE INSPECTION
1'KNTItAL POINT. Ore., Sept.
IL. (Special.) Tho Inspector
will visit the Central Point W. It.
C. at a special meeting called for
October 11th. Kvery member of
the local corps Is urged to be
present. I
CENTRAL POINT BABY
REPORTED IMPROVING
CKNTUAL P INT. Ore.. S-pt.
I'M. (Special. The li, font run -f
Mr. and Mr, otto Ituhncrt wa. re
Hvncd to the Puruckcr Maternity
homo Sunday for treatment nd ad
juMnicnt as to OU l and is now re,
ported improving.
SATURDAY
Your last chance to take advantage of this
great advertising offer at
RUSSELL'S
$2.00 bottle of De Vonne
Black Tulip Perfume or a
$2.00 Bottle of De Vonne
Narcisse Perfume and $1.00
Box of De Vonne Velvet
Face Powder. $3.00 value,
.both item3 for
98'
r
Clip This Coupon and Save $2.02 .
RUSSELL'S
Please give to the bearer of thtt coupon absolutely FREE a
$2.00 bottle of Black Tulip or a $2.00 bottle of Narciue, In
agreement with above offer
OE VONNE. PARIS
Limit of Three Set3 to a Customer
Ladies? Home Journal
and Butterick
Fashions Here
X
RUSSELL'S
"MEDFORD'S OWN STORE"
We Prepay
Postage on
All Mail Orders
We Invite Inspection of Our Popular Priced Apparel and Believe
We are Showing the Greatest Values Displayed in Medford
Dresses
Coats
With very careful selection of each style,
individually, we have selected garments
of real character at a most moderate
price. We know silks, we know velvets,
we follow the style-trend not only in
Medford but in all the style centers of
the world and when we buy garments
for your approval we do not just guess
v what is right but we buy what we know
is right in style, fabric and workmanship.
For Saturday we display a beautiful se
lection of the new dress creations at re
markably low prices considering qual
ity we think they are not equalled in
Medford.
1275 81675
pit
Do you know furs? If you do you are
fortunate. It pays to buy from Russell's
we do know furs, we carefully select
all fur sets for our coats and you can buy
here with assurance that they are good
wearing furs, well matched and proper
ly treated. With the tremendous use of
furs as now, many inferior furs are on
the market but we safeguard your inter
ests by guaranteeing the quality on each
garment. For Saturday we are display
ing an exceptional line of moderately
priced coats, in excellent styles, fine fab
rics and well selected fur sets, with all
coats silk lined with extraordinary qual
ity linings.
$1975 to $3975
A Saturday Sale of Ruffled Curtains $ 1
m 1 r r? i . ..!.:. I 'rr . 1 1 1
Made of fine scrim in cream white several different style borders and
trimimnge. Rayon borders on valance and ruffles of same material in
colors of rose, green and gold.- Figured rayon borders in two styles.
A remarkable value that will appeal to you for many rooms that need
decorating this Fall. By all means put this item on your shopping list
for Saturday.
pr.
Valance
2 Tie -backs
with Loops
and the
2 Curtains
2 yds. Long
.fast
Now Is the Time to Select Those
Rayon Damasks
for New Side Drapes
Gorgeous colorings in plain color ray
on damasks with conventional designs,
the newest effects in stripes of various
color combination and design and last
but not least the lustrous two-toned
damasks that are beautiful. We have
the new drapery books to guide you in
making or we will plan and make your
drapes for you in our new drapery sec
tion. The new rayon side drapes are priced
moderately, a price within reach of ev
ery home needing new drapes; ,
$25 to $398
French Marquisette for Glass Curtains
A price and a quality for every home and for the finest homes French
Marquisette is now considered the correct curtaining. The sheer fine
mercerized French Marquisette finished with our very fine rayon fringe
to match, makes a most delightful change from the heavier type glass
curtaining of the past seasons. The 4Qr to l1 4-0
widths are 33 to 50 inches and priced at XJK
Rayon Panel Curtains
$1
SPECIAL
SATURDAY
EACH
Both 36-incli and 45-inch in these 24-yard long ;
panel curtains of Rayon and Cotton Net with
rayon fringes at the bottom. A big selection
of patterns as well as the plain net to select
from in both ecru and cream.
The Cool Nights are Here
When You Will Need One of
The Beautiful Holland
Wool Blankets
. A wonderful blanket line, direct from Holland,
in beautiful floral, conventional patterns and
plain colors. The plain colors are white on ono
side and pastel shades of rose, green, orchid
and peach. Long, lustrous pure virgin wool
fibers make up these blankets assuring an ex
tremely long wearing life. See them on dia
play.
Phoenix Hosiery Now
Built on different lines than ever before, per
fectly molded designs that fit perfectly! Puro
silks of extra quality and in the newest Fall col
ors of harmonizing smartness for your Fall cos
tume. There is a stocking and a price for each
demand.
$1.00 - $1.50 - $1.95