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
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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
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New shipment of tliesc famous dresses
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Sizes
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- Scranton Lace Curtain
.Panels
36 inches to SO inches in width, 2H yards
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98c to $1.95
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Ages 4 to 16 years
29, 38c, 48c to 98c
Boys' Wash Slacks
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98c to S1.65
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Men's Gaberdine
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New This
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7J men" black dress oxfords. Wing
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the BOYS' DEPARTMENT
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Expre: stripe or blue bib overalls.
All ages 2 to 18 years
48c pair
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,
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Made of American Woolen
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$6.95
$2.45 and $2.98
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Men's Union Suits by Munslng
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Shorts by Munslng
50c and 75c
Top to match 50
a Union Suit
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Black wing tip oxfordt
$1.98 pair
Black Plain Toe Oxfords
Composition soles
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