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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1963)
Iv-l-ltr UJ TheFatal Letter : The - OFFICE. E&ITORQE.; THE POPULAR ; WOMEN'S MAGAZINE, rAV RUM A SWEET PICTURE WITH IT--,HOW A&OUT THIS ONE?- SHE WAS ' cum. I b.u -MI55 SYMRATH", OF 1955. L c?tf'21LATI0 rli START OME.;' ' ( MB "-IV ri 70SEE. VOO.SIK-J ? ?TEOr- IA V ' 4. rfVV 'BUT, WHO'LL , IBfiiill J GCttA V A ' ( THIS COLUMN . VA -V.ftj . WRITE H 1 J WEAK "S. LE7TBROF s " J M L6.KW;.ERMcNSTOUGHrTO-t I I j - f OH, NO- U3.?- NO.' Tf WHV LET ANYONE KNOW LIKE -"mMmV ) I R KMOW MORE ABOUT MARRIAGE) I , if NOBODV'D TAKE ADVICE Y WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE ?- U UATFL'!CU' T CALL HIM IN TT-1 rtTK LIKE THAT.' i LET RUN HIS COLUMN ( HOMEWRECKER 'Rehabilitation : '; Board Dear Jimj ' Knowing, your interest ' in rehabilitation, I am asking your help with B. Fowler MoNest, He" was married 22 times.--simultaneously. , Maybe there is something on' the magaeine that you could find Top ( ??-WMUT'S-W HA2EL HOME- v s. . MAKIN' VO'- 1 WRECKER'S COLUMN.! ' jrySS?l WNOTALlPESHE' J SHE GITS SO MANV ONHAPPV , LETTERS FUM MIZZUBLE. WIVES SHE. MUST.THINK THAR HAIN'T A HAPPV MARRIAGE. IN AU.TH . WORLD.'.' TUEkl.YfYWRITEL HER HOW HAPPY. OUK MAWI3 I5.V iC AND SEND HER A PITCHER OF , CONTENTED US.V 4v ,T I iin uiru TUtf i ab.kifo minMt: uiMKei xr 1 HIDEOUS Wt r-AND DKEJUKZt UfHISt HUMC. Our Storn i ONE OF ARN'S MISSINS ARROWS STILL QUIVERS IN THE TREE WHERE, A MOMENT BEFORE, THE VOUNS KINS CUODOCK WAS STANDING. THAT ARROW FOUND ITS MARK'. I WOULD HAVE BEN ACCUSED OF YOUR MURDER," SAYS ARN. cAUTIOUSLy THE TWO BOYS LEAVE THE , WOODS, EXPECTING FURTHER ATTACK By THE UNSEEN ASSASSIN. , but toe assassin has troubles of his own. the arrow arn shot blindly at the movement in the thicket protrudes From ruddah's side, he reaches fop the shaft and, to his horror, it moves easilv in his fingers. FOR THE HEAD OF A HUNTING ARROW IS FAST TO THFSHAFT AND CAN BE WITHDRAWN, BUT A WAR ARROW IS TIPPED WITH A BOLT v THAT STAYS IN THE WOUND. THERE IS BUT ONE THING TO DO. RUDDAH BACKS AGAINST A ROCK AND PUSHES THE ARROW THROUGH, ' REMOVES THE BOLT, AND WITHDRAWS THE SHAFT. , ri ' i ll sJM.'dJ1 1 l L , ' ' : . " mi ' YOUR LIFE IS NOT SAFE UNTIL THE ASSASSIN IS FOUND.' EXCLAIMS ARN. V WILL SEEK COUNCIL WITH AW FATHER.' "AND1WIIL OO TO MY UNCLE RUDDAH AND SEEK HIS AID,' ANSWERS CUDOOCK. . ,- " " THE ASSAILANT STILL HAS YOUR MISSING ARROWS, " SAYSVAL. 'THEY WILL PRCVt ' HIS GUILT.' "MY 'UNCLE RUDDAH HAD A HUNVNQ ACCIOENT AND LIES WOUNDED, BUT...,' AND THE VOWO KING HESITATES, V FOUND ARROWS OF , YOURS IN HIS QUIVER.' THE EVIDENCE IS ENOUGH TO CALL A MEET ING OF THE COURT. THREE KNIGHTS ARE SENT TO BRING RUDDAH TO STAND TRIAL. . NEXTWEEK-ThtHimt l5--S
