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M"EDFOT?D MATL TRIBUNE. M"EDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. .TUNE 23.'l937. PACT1! TEN T statements charging ba plotted sys tematic blastings. Including tb de struction by high explosives . of the homea of non-strikers. The three are in Jail on the same charge. Bond was set at 136,000. They are: Arthur Scott, John Borawelc and George Bundas. Warren union officials said they knew nothing about tha charges against Hall and the others, but had left town yesterday on business. No one at union headquarters could say where Hall could be reached. Purebred Herds in County Increasing FOR FIEND SLEW CHILDREN BE SURE TO SEE C. 1. 0. ORGANIZER SOUGHT AS BRAINS OF TERROR DRIVE (Continued rrum Page On.) tnd released. Police Chief O. E. Campbell raid strong evidence point ed toward Othel Leroy Strong, 22, former sailor, who had amused the children in the park with card tricks and by tying knots in a rope. Strong had pleaded guilty to con tributing to the delinquency of a M year-old Jnglewood girl last October 1 and had been released on probation. Olive Ererett, 11, sister of the two slain glrla, Identified a photograph of Strong, selecting It from others, Campbell eatd. "That's the man who came to us In the park Friday and asked us to go hunt rabbits with him," she said. They had disappeared then. Kenny Anderson, 7, told Compbeil this same man had asked him Sat urday morning to hunt rabbits with him. "He showed me how to tie a lot of knots In a piece of rope," said Kenny. Hunt Organized As word spread Sunday that the three little girls were missing, a hunting party of 600 officers and aroufied citizens was organized to search the Baldwin hills, covered with trees, wild oats and patches of brush. Boy Scouts continued to aid officers yesterday and four of them: Bob Brown, 14; Prank Fortune, 13; Don Morsalnt, 24, and Wtnslow Smith, IS, made a grisly discovery yesterday . afternoon. "There's one I" called Brown, point ing to the bottom of a 40-foot ravine. Their eyes widened In horror and they ran to call police. The ravine Is five and one-half miles north west of Los Angeles between Ingle wood and Culver City, The girls' bodies, a rope knotted about the throat of each, were found a short distance apart In the sandy bottom of the ravine. Their shoes had been removed and placed In a neat row close by. The bodies of Melbs Everett and Uarjorle Stephens, the older girls, were badly bruised and torn. That of Madeline Everett showed but few bruises and scratches. As word of the discovery spread, and two manacled suspects were brought In for questioning, an angry crowd formed about the police sta tion and muttered threats of lynch ing were heard. A second mob gath ered last night. Mother Collapse Mrs. Merle O. Everett, mother of two of the girls, collapsed end was placed In the care of phyalclan when she learned of their deaths. "This Is terrible," said Everett. They have taken two of our five children our little babies. Nol Not I don't believe It." Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stephens, par ents of the other girl, likewise were torn with grief. From Sacramento, Governor Frank Merrlam called upon all law officers and citizens to eld "In the apprehen- ti sir These photographs Indicate the trend to purebred stock on Jackson county dairy ranches, shown above Is a pastoral scene at Charles A. Wing's Clorerhlll Dairy farm on the Old Stage road tour miles west of Mcdford. Grazing are some of the registered Guernseys which comprise the wing nerd. In the background may be seen Roxy Ann and snow capped Mt. Pitt... At the left Is pic tured the outstanding herd sire pur chased by Mr. Wing recently at the second annual Washington breeders' Guernsey consignment sale In Puy allup. The bottom photograph shows a registered llolsteln bull bought by W. T. Dougherty for his Brook hurst Farms east of Mr tl ford. Mr. Dough erty acquired his herd of registered llolstelns a short time ago through the Carnation Farms In Washington. (Photos courtesy of Pacific Kural Press. Ran Francisco.) .jay r-i-m-.h. i ilon of this killer." "A fiend Is loose," he said. "If we are to protect our homes, and es pecially our children, it Is the duty of each of us to see that this maniac strangler Is apprehended that ho may be brought to proper and legal Jus tice." The county commissioners recom mended that the district attorney of fer a "suitable reward" for the slay er's capture and a newspaper offered a 11000 reward for exclusive Infor mation . leading to hla arrest And conviction. An oil company employe told offi cers he saw smoke rising from the B.ild win hills late Saturday after noon. Invest I Rating, he saw a man come down from the section near where the bodies were found, got Into a 1020 or 1030 model roadster without fenders or running boards and drive away. COPCO NET INCOME PORTLAND, June 29. p) The California Oregon Power company statement for the year ending April 30 showed a net Income of U1B, 160 today, an Increase from the 9680, 773 a year ago. , The company reported gross rev enues rose from 94,177,855 to 94,-650.192. Ill RB mist Pentenced. ASTORIA, June 29 (AP) James Frank, driver for the Astoria Transit system, pleaded guilty to a polygamy charge today and received a four year prison sentence from Circuit Judge Howard K. Zimmerman. A dis trict attorney's Information said Frank had married twice within a year, once at Kelso and once at Van couver. Wash. Sheriff Paul Kearney said Frank alao has a wife and two children at Mlneola, N. Y. San Marino, situated In the Apennines near Rimini, In the heart of Italy, claims to have been founded In the fourth century. Americans have been eating about the same quantity of food for the lost 1C years, department of agricul ture statistics show. (Continued irons Vmft One.) leading into the Cambria works of Bethlehem Steel at Johnstown. Pa. At Beaver Palls, Pa., one more death waa recorded. Operations Crippled. Operations were crippled at the Cambria works. Deaths now total 13 In the strike called May 26 by the steel workers- organizing committee against the Republlo Steel corporation. Youngs town Sheet and Tube, and the In land Steel company, and two weeks ago against Bethlehem Steel. The walkout was ordered after the com-' panlea refused to sign labor con tracts with the c.I.O. Oeorge Mike, 48, of Alaqulppa, Pa.. died at Beaver Palls of a fractured skull, received yesterday In a clash between pickets and deputy sheriffs at the Moltrup Steel Products com pany plant. He waa struck by a tear sua cart ridge aa the deputies attempted to disperse 40 pickets who had halted 12 non-strikers returning to work at the plant. Plcketa Blamed. District Attorney Robert S. Mc creary said he would question cyo- witneasea before determining what steps to take. Frank Moltrup, president of the company, said It was "too bad the entire blame rests with the plcketa." There was no attempt to re-open the Moltrup plant today. Hall was specifically charged with the Illegal possession of explosives. Three fellow unionists, said City So licitor ueorge Bucnwaltcr, have made Painted fiufices reujn a sloisr "frctb ptint" look lor ym if washed recuiartrwith LIN-SOL, 1 100 pore linieed oil tell soap. GreMe.ditt nih. Contains oo grit, acids Economical. easy on the hands. Ideal tor linoleum. At Paine Haudwait, Dcp't Stores M III.W,H.HI,ffTBl On Sale at LAMPORT HARDWARE CO. GLASSES Dr. E. M. Hood, Optometrist Sparta Bldg. lcl. 383-11 Main and Riverside, Medfurd, Ore. Skillful service Reasonable Prices Open Evenings by Appointment m BEFORE YOU BUY ANY REFRIGERATOR s 1 Ljvv IT PRICES AS LOW AS (4 si ACn Ti in-v 1 Your Own Terms $ in Reason ALL OF THESE 5 Basic Services! 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A large election of Women'i and Mlsaca" Rayon and cotton Summer fillpa. Tailored and lac trimmed atylei In tea roae. fleah and white. See them to morrow at Mann a SPECIAL 79 Regular Values to $1.25 UNDERWEAR SECTION MAIN IXOOR Half Price Sale of Dresses Included In this aenaatlonat Half Price Sale are Spring and Summer dreA&et featuring aport and street typea In prints, paatela and solid colors. There are crepca and aheera with crisp organdie trlma aa well aa lace, braid and Ilk pique trlma. You will find half and regular aires in long and short sleeve effects and Jacket atylei. Feather Fleece TOPPERS Regular $14.95 Dresses are now $7.38 Regular $19.75 Dresses are now $9.98 Regular $22.75 Dresses are now $11.38 Regular $24.75 Dresses are now $12.38 Regular $29.75 Dresses are now $14.88 Regular $35.00 Dresses are now $17.50 Regular $39.75 Dresses are now $19.88 IMIIIMIIUIIIIIIIIIMItlllllMllllllllllUIIIIHIIIIIIIIIMllllMIIMIIll st g -saw Sale of Knits Swlm Suits July clearance of 33 lovely knit ulta. I many of which have sold all reaacn i for aa much as 910 0S. But out the go for Just 3. The lre range from i 14 to 44. All are 3-plece and come i In navy, brown, red. green, aqua. I cherry and gray. $5.00 If you are Interested In a good looking all Wool Swim Suit at a very low price see these at 1 P3. 13 styles to select from In cool pastel ihade wlt'.i the popular sun back. Sires for Wom en and MlMtea. $1 95 For Summer at July Clearance Sale Price $349 eact See the.se cool wash able Feather Fleece top Coats at Mann's tomorrow. Just the coat to wear over heer Summer Pwki They are selling for 3 49. Colore are white, aqua, ma.ee and pink. Sizes 14 to 20. These are Regular $4 2nd Floor JriL Li- 17 il JANTZEN Swim Suits for Children Buy the Children a Jantzen Swim Suit this season. These we offer at 93.40 come In sires B to 14 and have the want ed sun back. Colors In clude red. navy, yellow, brown and blue combi nations. $3.50 Values $2.49 Children's SLACKS Julj- sale of Children's cashable Slacks In good looking light shades for Just 8!K. Regular up to 1.33. Sizes 8 to 18. 69c Second Floor iititttitiiiitMtititt July Clearance Sale ARROW SHIRTS MlllllttlttMtltltlltlltlllltlMllltlllltHltlllMltlltl MEN'S WHITE SHOES REDUCED $395 A mighty timely sale of Men's White Weyenberg Dreaa and Sport Shoes for Just 35 pair. These are regular up to AM value, on tale tomorrow In the Men's Shoe Dept. for 3.95 Regular $5.95 Values Special for Wednesday a group of our regular 3 Arrow Shlrta far only 149. These come in cool Summer checks, plaids, stripes and solid colore. They have the popular "A rose l" collar. All aires. $2. val. tsj mm 49 E ' : lis Lil Fsilj '"jt! Clearance Sale of Odd CURTAIN PANELS Extra apecl&l In the Curtain Dept. tomorrow. A cleanup on odd curtain panels at 35c each. Many different lines and patterns In thia assortment but regular values up to 79c each. Out they go for Ruffled and Tailored CURTAINS Anoth.r outstsnding valut from our Curtain Sect'ont Assorted TsllorMl and Bufl Curtains In t'sj. t'4 and lt yard lrnt'ths for Just "9c pair. A ralm you cannot afford to miss. 79 C pr. Regular Values to $1.19 MAMA'S LOWER MAIN FLOOR Air Conditioned for Your Comfort! 1. 'tiMMiitnimirtt imtltlMHMIMIMMtlMltlltriltlUtIM HltlllltlimitllMMIItMIMMttttlM
