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P3TGE FOURTEEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, "OREGON, THTJRSD3.T, OCTOBER 22, 1931. i TRAGIC END FOR 3 GIRL FRIENDS IN YEARNS TIME Trunk Murder Victims Were Friends of Ruth Rinehart, Missing From Ship Hus band Lived in Brookings Meteorological Report Octobar 23. 1931. roteautl, Medford tut Tlclnltrt Tonight and Friday oocaslonal rain. Cooler tonight. Oregon i Occaalonal rain today and tonight. Cooler tonight. Friday fair eaat and unsettled with occaalonal ralna over and weat ot the Cascade mountains. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 23. (AP) By a ghastly turn of fat three girls, all young, all pretty, bound close by the ties of friendship, have met violent, traglo deaths within a year. The gruesome Haying of Agnes La Bol and Hedvlg Bamuelson of Phoenix recalled today that a year ago this month Ruth Nellie Rinehart young Portland and Salem nurse, and their close friend, disappeared mysteriously from the steamer Prin cess Louise while en route from Wrangel, Alaska, to Portland. Mrs. Le Rol saw Miss Rinehart off on the Princess Louise when she left Wrangel to soil south. Her disap pearance from the boat never was explained. Members of Mrs. L Rol' family said today that when the girl was her last June sh spoke of the trag edy but appeared reluctant to discuss details of her relationship with the nurse or of her disappearance. SALEM, ore., Oct. 22. (AP) Dr. W O. Judd, whose wlf is sought In connection with the trunk murder of Mrs. Agnes Le Rol and Miss Hedvlg Bamuelson at Phoenix, was an In mate of the Oregon state hospital for the Insane from December 27, 1019, to February 21, 1020. The hospital records show that h was committed from Marlon county a drug addlot. Dr. Judd had served with the Unit ed States force overseas during the World war and hi committment fol lowed hi return her. Later, follow ing hi discharge from the hospital, he Is said to have been official phy alolan for the Brookings Lumber company at Brookings, Ore., near the California Una. JUNIOR HIGH ELECTS Bob Thurman was elected presi dent of the Junior high school in the student body election just conduct ed. Other officers included Cleo Hick, Tto-presldent; LeRoy Wil liams, secretary; Earl Harrison, treaa - urer; and Lewi Campbell, business manager. Bob Hayes received the most vote for boys' yell leader, and Lol Nlohol for the girls' yell leader. Catherine Robinson will b song queen for the coming year and Cyril Bandar, pianist. Dr. Matty K. Russell, . T. and magnetlo treatments, formerly of Orant Fa, now situated at Bust Third St, Medford. Hour t to . Burn dry slabs, 4.79 per load. Med. Fuel Co, Tel. S1. Local Data. Lowest temperature this morning, 40 degrees. Temperature year ago today: Highest, 75; lowest, 84. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1. 1031, 201 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p.m. yes terday, 40 per cent; 6 &. m, today. 80 degrees. Sunset today, 5:10 p.m. Tomorrow: Bunrlse, 8:88 Sunset, 8:18 p.m. Observations taken at 8 a. m., 120 Meridian lime. City 8j? H Sl 8 f: f ' f 1 1 Baker City Boston Boise Chicago Denver 88 6 78 62 Des Moines 74 Fresno - 72 Helena . 88 Los Angeles . 68 Medford 60. New York 70 Phoenli 78 Portland 64 Reno - - 68 80 62 Roseburg Salt Lak San Francisco 80 Seattle ., 62 Spokane 64 Washington, D.O. 78 84 .08 48 .. 80 M 84 40 ... 80 T 60' 40 68 ,.80 .88 48 . 62 60 1.06 60 62 134 60 . 84 .02 48 .70 48 .14 42 Cldy. Clear Ruin P.Cdy. Clear Clear Clear Cldy. Clear Rain Clear Clear Clear Cldy. Rain P.Cdy. Cldy. Cldy. Rain Clear FOR REXFORD ABBOTT Funeral services were held for Rexford Chesterfield Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Abbott of Sams Volley, at the Dodge chapel In Ash land this afternoon. Rexford Abbott, who passed away Tuesday In Klam ath Falls, wa born February 17, 1008, and grew to manhood In Sams Valley. He had been living In Klamath Fall for the past three month. National Forest Christmas Trees for Sale Thirteen thousand Shasta Fir Christmas Tree located on an area of 660 acres near Huckleberry City within the Crater National Forest. These trees may be purchased from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Ore gon, at 3 H cent per linear foot. In any amount, ; Week End Specials Coats Nobby woolen droit coats with smart fur collar and cuffs. Alio a group of tailored sport and dress models. Values to $20.00. Sale price $ 1 (8-95 HEALTH INSTITUTE CLAIMS INTEREST The third day of the public health conference here was marked by a large and enthusiastic attendance. Representatives from Ashland, Cen tral Point, Oold Hill, . Jacksonville, Phoenix and Medford met Wednes day at the T, w. O. A. rooms, and under the leadership of Miss Sadie Orr Dunbar, discussed tfte problem of acquainting the public with their work. , This phase Is of pressing Import ance, as no health program can function to Its full extend without that cooperation which follows com plete understanding by the whole community. Dr. Ea telle Ford Warner followed the conference with a short talk, emphasizing the same point. In her studies of the public health associa tions of Alabama, Virginia, Pennsyl vania and other states. She found It evident that the scientific applica tion of their programs was far In ad vance of the public's understanding and appreciation. The final conference In Medford Is being held this afternoon, and the Institute will conclude with a picnic tomorrow In Ashland's community center. All Interested In health work are urged to attend. FRANKUN CAFE 10 Dale Franklin and Virgil Martin, owners of Franklin's Cafe, announced today that starting tomorrow their popular restaurant will be closed for week or ten days to Install new equipment and redecorate. They ex pect to open about November 3 with an up to date cafe. 1 See Shangle Studio specials before buying photographs. SUM sHTHt Our hero buys a saddle with a seat that's built for two. ' "Come, Bun," he cries, IH have the front; the back will be for you. And Whiz can be beneath us both he's nothing else to do. We'll show him all the Ins and outs of dear old "Pleasant View." Fatally Injured, MARSHFIELD, Oct. 22. (AP) Mrs. J. M. Zimmerman of Marsh field was fatally Injured yesterday In an automobile wreck on the Co- qullle highway. She was returning home from California. Let us iron out those fender bumps Brill Sheet Metal Works. The Truth About Rheumatism The truth Is that within 34 hours after you start taking the efficient prescription called Allenru urlo acid poison starts to leave your body. within 4B hours pain, agony, and distress are gone you're happy again and back on the Job. You're simply zooung yourself when .you stick to .makeshift pain deadeners and relievers unless uric acid goes rheumatism stays with you. Aiienru is positively guaranteed oy Heath's Drug Store and druggists everywhere to do Just as this notice states or money back a generous bottle for 86 cents. tig parents AFFECTION FOR PARENTS. By Alice Judson Peals. A mother who during the first three year after her son was born, continued to work from nine to five In an office. 1 distressed to discover that now sh la staying home, he does not aeem to be par ticularly fond of her. He prefer the housekeeper who has always .taken care of him.' She think there Is something very un natural about his attitude. Many persons sssiim that children Instinctively love their parents. Under normal circumstances their love 1 so unfailing that this would seem to b true. As a matter of fact, the child's love, like the rest of his emotional responses. Is conditioned by his ex periences. Be tends naturally to love the person who takes care of him, who plays with him and gives him a sense of security by being always at hand, always helpful and under standing In time of need. The mother who has delegated her chUd's care to someone else can only try to win his love. This can not be done by dramatic, emotional scenes nor by the bribery of gilts and special pleasures. USE FREE-FLOWING PEARL BRAND SOIL FERTILIZES SULPHUR On Your Alfalfa for Heavier Yields Pearl Sulphur $45-00 PER TON Aboard Car Flows freely, does not cake . , is ground finer, therefore more readily available as plant food. Car Will Arrive Soon GET YOUR ORDER IN AT ONCE Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 East Main You'll Like PEARL Much Better Phone 260 The child accept these thing for what they are. Ea knows without thinking about It that they repre sent merely a desire for emotional response on the part of the parent. They do not take the place of the unwavering, protective, deep-running current of feeling which constitutes love as he knows and needs It. A mother who has permitted some one else to give her child the kind of love he should have had from her, must be content gradually to win his affections by spending time with him, playing with him, and being genuinely interested In every thing that concern him. I The First M. E. Ladles' Aid will hold a Rummage Sale In the Pan torlum Bide on Nov. 6 and 7. Any one bavins donations call Phone 1060. When Food Sours In Stomach 'Blsurated' Magnesia brings quick positive relief. Ends Gas. Sourness. Acid Indigestion. Makes Stomach feel fine. All over the world for stomach Ills most people prefer and demand Your choice of powder or tablets at Jarmln & Woods or the nearest . drug store. Civic Music Invites You . to become a member of the group that will enjoy the great concerts brought to Medford. JOIN NOW! Membership privilege closes Saturday at 10 P. M. Adult membership, $5.00 Junior, $2.50. Mail your check to Civic Musio Headquarters, Medford Chamber of Commerce or phone to have a membership reserved for you Phone No. 1133. ' Make checks payable tor Southern Oregon Civic Music -Association iiiiiiiiiniiiii! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i imiiiii iii' hi1; Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OUR DOORS WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OUR STOCK IS SOLD! A group of misses' and women's hats. Modish shapes and materials. $595 Hats Light weight wool crepes, jerseys, silk prints, rayon mix. tures. New Fall styles. Values to $16.05, Special $2.95 T1 . 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