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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1938)
MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, OREfiON1. THURSDAY. JUNE 2, 1fl3S PAGE THREE CHIEF OF G-WIEN Boats And Divers Augment Huge Posse Combing Area For Trace Of Little Victim Several Grilled. PRINCETON. Pla.. June 2. OP) J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the federal bureau of Investigation, took charge of the James Bailey Cash. Jr.. kid naping case today while small boats and dlvera augmented a huge posse combing this area In the rain for a trace of the 5-year-old victim Arriving at Miami from Washing ton, Hoover hastened Immediately to the FBI offlee in a downtown sky scraper where agents have been ques tioning several suspects for 24 hours, He refused, like his subordinates, to discuss the case and Indicated ne ex pected to be here several days.- Hundreds of men In khaki veterans uniforms and hunting togs, many with pistols at their belts, assembled at dawn and were taken out In farm trucks to the sectors assigned for the second day of the search. The hunt was extended northward through palmetta thickets, weeds and flat truck farm land. The senior Cash and his. wife re mained secluded In their frame apart ment building, although the father came to the door to receive three tele grams. It was learned that the anguished mother, who had been prostrate with grief, finally was sleeping. Antelope ANTELOPE, June 3. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Riggs, who formerly resided in this community, were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Greb. May 16- Mrs. Paul King and daughter Ruth visited with Mrs. Earl Yorton. May 18. ! Antelope Women's club met at the home of Mrs. C. Culbertson. May 18. , with most members in attendance. Mrs. Harvey Stanley assisted Mrs. Cul bertson with the entertaining. Vis itors present were Mr. Culbertson's parents from Central Point. Mrs. Rum mel, Mrs. Blngman and Mr. Von der Hellen. Next meeting will be held June 15 at the home of Mrs. Jobn C. Greb. assisted by Mrs. Louisa Greb. Quite a few people from this com munity attended the spring concert given by the Medford high school or chestra and glee clubs in the senior high school auditorium, Mny IB. Wnlter Charley and daughters, Clarabel and Rosalie, visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley. n - hot 10 Owing to school activities and pri mary election being the same day. the Antelope Literary club did not have a very elaborate program at its Irst meeting. However, the young folks played games and sang while the older people were visiting, and an enjoyable time was had. Antelope and Liberty schools Joined forces on their closing date. May 10. and amused parents with a circus. In cluding side-shows. After a picnic lunch was served, report cards were distributed. Members of Antelope Union Sunday school are sorry Darrel Stanley has been unable to attend for several weeks because of Illness. It Is hoped he will soon regain his health. Daily vacation Bible school will open tomorrow for two weeks, at Antelope schoolhouse, with Misses Verna and Beth Cingcade and Almeta Day teach ing the classes, All young people and children are cordially Invited to at tend these studies. Frank Brown. Almeta Day, Janet Hurd, Darrel Stanley and Marine Yor ton were In the large class graduating from Medford senior high school May 27. Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Burton spon sored a swim party and welner roast for the students from this neighbor hood who ride on the bus to school in Medford. The party went to Brownsboro to swim in Butte creek. E. TO Miss Juanlta L. Demmer, Latin and Spanish teacher In the Medford senior high school, was one of a group re calving master degrees at the gradu ation exereiws at the University of Orption In Eugene last week. Miss Demmer. daughter of Mrs. Lily S. Demmer of 609 West Jackson boule vard, received her bachelor of arts degree from the university several years ago. She was awarded her mas ter's degree with honors. Her major wa Spanish and her thesis. "A Fre quency study of the Third Person Object Pronouns in the Don Quijote." MI53 Demmer ieft Eugene Tuesday for an extended visit in Maine. She will return to Medford in time for school In the fall and will aealn be a membor of the high school faculty DUPLICATORS AND SUPPLIES Blerma, 118 N. Central. Phone 282. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Don't continue to suffer from. High mood Pressure when It's so needless. Here's something that will glr mo relief Chinese herb.. Try fhls proven remedi. Regardless nf what others have done ne ran help you. Chinese herbs, free from harmful drugs and safe a the food toil eat, will free you of your complain!.. aim, rrmrilies for rheumatism, trouble, chronic couth, asthma, piles, prostate trouble, sinus trouble, ulcer., hlnod. kidney, nrlnsry disorder, high hlood pressure or appendicitis, nervousness, headache. Tree consultation. CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Open daily 10 a.m. to 12; 1 p.m. to 6. 235 E. Main 8t WSWBr mmimm aaaa aaaaaaai aaaaaaaaj WING ANNOUNCES SALE: REAL ESTATE AGENCY INTEREST TO GOLDY Charlea A. Wln today announced nils ol hla half Interest In the Char tea A. Wing Agency, Inc.. to Mark Qoldy who becomea president and principal stockholder. Mr. Wing aald he was retiring rrom active participation In the real estate and Insurance business to devote all of his time to his ranch Interests. He grows, packs and ehlpa peara and apples and operates one of the larg est registered Guernsey dairy larms south of Portland. Mr' Wing formed tne real estate and Insurance agency In 1923 The agency was Incorporated In 1925 with Mr. Wing as president. After occupy ing two other premises the agency was established five years ago at Its present location, 109 East Main street During his association with the agency Mr. Wing has been active In real estate circles. He served for twn years as a director of the Pacific Northwest Real Estate association, promoted sub-divisions and home building here and sold more than 700 valley properties. Under the ownership of te.- Goldy the business of the Wing agency will be continued In the present location, specializing In general real estnw business, property management ana insurance. Within the near future the name of the firm will be chang ed to Mark A. Goldy. Inc., It was announced. Coming to this city four years ago from Salt Lake City, Goldy purchas ed one-half Interest In the Wing agency and became actively associ ated In the management and oper ation of that concern. During thlt period of time he has been Identified with many clvlo and fraternal ac tivities, is a director of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and the Medford Rotary club. Mr. Goldy la chairman of the Medford TrofflL- Safety Council. AT EAGLE POINT IN VAttT.V. POINT. June 2. (Srjl.l Thirteen seniors of Eagle Point high school received their graduation di plomas last Friday evening at ti".e annual commencement; exercise Dale Throckmorton was valedictorian and Burton Dow salutatorlan. Prof. Arthur S. Taylor of soutnern Oregon Normal school gave the com moner nent address. Dlplomaa were awarded by Lester Throckmorton The Rev. D. E. Millard gave the In vocation and Benediction. Musical numbers included a song. "Uat-hnr T.itrhtR." hv the Blfls' duet composed of Lila McGraw and Fran ces Davidson; "Out of the Dusk to You." a duet by the Rev. and Mrs. Mlilard; a violin ensemble and a number by the high school orches tra. The graduating class adopted this motto: "The past forever gone; the future still our own." Following Is the class roll: Gor don Scroeder. Edwin Crandall. Bur ton Dow, Dale Throckmorton, Irene Charley. Vivian Moomaw. George Lang, Ralph Lamb, Chester Smith. Stewart Shearin, James Waddcll. Ray Chamberlain end Maxlne Can non. Any member of this year's high school graduating class who wants ... hi. rnvflnntifllH TPQlStered at a college or university should file such a request at tne principals office not later than June 8. It was announced today by C. Glenn Smith. principal. If requests are received dpiotc June 8, the certifications of cre dentials will be dispatched Immed iately and will be In the hanos of college and university authorities n.iv,in o-oolr it. wfl exnlfttned bv Mr. Smith. If requests are received at the high scnool later man oune 8, however, certification will be de layed until August 10, he empha sized. I STATEMENT BY ROSS PORTLAND, Ore.. June 2. (API D. B. Dodson. chamber of commerce official, challenged a statement at tributed to J. D. Ross, Bonneville dam administrator, at Washington that power from the dam had been oversubscribed. In a telegram to the federal power commission, Dodson declared that "It appears to us that no bon fide ap plication could be made for power until rates and conditions for pur chases are known. We have no evi dence here of any bona fide applica tion and would appreciate such in formation . Phone 542 We'U haul away yout refuse City Sanitary Service female trouble, arthritis, stomarli 968 - LADIES' HATS Dozens to select from three big price groups $1.00 $1.98 and $2.98 CHAIR SETS Scranton lace Back and arm rests. Bet 89- f ' I si I r I ft rii MJK A ULLH 220-222 EAST At the M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE MARCY LEE DRESSES Brand New! Destined for tremendous suocess. A truly gay collection of chic Summer dresses in sizes 9 to 15 years. And 14 to 50, For the season's cleverest styles. For the season's best values. 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