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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDiT, JTHTE, 10, 1932. Chlloquln Dr. I J. Oobl. opto metrist, completed remodeling and redecorating hla place of business at 709 Main street. Desirable houses always la first class condition, for rent, leas or sal. Call 109. 1 72 TO GRADUATE ONE OF THESE PRETTY GIRLS TO BE RAISIN QUEEN Stock Show to Close. ONION, Ore., June 10 (AP) With the livestock Judging nearly completed, the Eastern Oregon Live stock show waa to close with the final racing program here this after noon. Merge Grain Co-ops. CHICAGO, June 10 (AP) Fusion of southwest grain co-operative under sales agreement to make easier the handling of millions of bushels of the new grain crop today was reported under way. AT HIGH ROLL AT .1 . . ;, PA'GE EIGHT T 5 (Continued trum rag One.) Dodge, Carol R. Dodge. Mildred Dunlava, Virginia Durkee, Delorls A. Edward. Adra May Erfmlaton, Helen norenc Edmuton, Mary Lola Elton, Lucille Mildred Erlcfcson, June Fabrtck, Jennne Franoas Fox, Oeraldlne 0. Prink, Katharine Alice Gaylord, Elaa Helen Oordon, Lura Mae (lore, Roaa Qreen, May Orlmmett, Mahle Ollltnga, Elizabeth A. GUllnga. Jean Florence Hammett, BUUe Hamilton, Mary EllaabeM- Harrle, Arvllla Gloria Holbrook, Dolorea House, Oeraldlne Jennlnga, Evelyn Ma Johnson, Collata Jonea, Mary Edna Jordan, Ruth Bessie Kantor, Helen T. ' Kimball, Mary Betty Kunzman, Margaret Virginia Ladd, Louise . Llttrell, Edith Lucille Ludwlg, Charlotte Roberta Mauldlng. Lela M. McPbeetera, Helen Mero, Alberta Meyer, Dorotha Moore, Marlon 0. Mllhoan, Lillian Murphy, Velva L. Nelson, Evelyn Ruth Neuman, Florence Nlcewood, Dorotha Ottoman, Ruth Jan Paley, Dorothy palmerton, Gardtna Pasterlno, Laura Puroell, Ellaabeth Roseberry, Alloa Lorain Reames, Carrel Relnklng, Marl Bhaw, Dorothy Alberta Btoehr, Joan F. . Sullivan, Ceacll M. Underwood, Louis Van Derm ark, Leila Wadell, Ruby Wall, Rosamond Elaine Williams, Lulu Wilson, Helen Oh Young, Arvllla Ma Young, Lyla Marl Young, Sybil Jean. The boys are: Anderson, Melvin Walter Barneburg, Kenneth Frederick Bennett, George Lawrenna Blanch!, Averroy Blgler, Wllllaton Boyl, Jack Brown, Oeorg Buckley, Lewis Colvlg, Bob Carter, Max O. Cav. Clifford Champlln, Charles Conrad, Ernest Cook, Arthur Culbertson, Paul Cunningham, William 1. Bonney, Curtis Davis, Preston J. Dodge, Thyre Dettrlch, Robert Fader, Jo Fay, Neal 1 Ferrell, Orrill Finch, Douglas B. Fraley, Norman P. Friend, Marlon Clifton Oaddls, Albert O. Garfield, Harry 8. Oaaa. Durward Oe Bauer, Harold Richard Oreavea, Donald Arthur Green, Sandy Greene, Thome J. Hall, Oeorg I. Harrington. Oeorg Hayes, Jamas Henry. Bemel Holrgang, Carl Buber. Clifford Ralph Hughea, Oliver M. Hurd, Robert B. Iverson. Arthur Clement Johnston, Seeley Lloyd Kellogg, Joseph Boyo Lamb, William Lewis, Ray E. Llttrell, Earl Knox Lovell, Charles William Lyman, Billy Mann, Richard 1. McCay, Loyal Meier, Hana Mercer. Esrl John Mohr, Emll X, Jr. Moty, Ollbert Nelson, Robert Newcomb, Thomas D. Newton, Vera O. Nicholson, Lloyd Olson, Dan Olson. Elmer Patton, Jo Peters, Maurlc Peterson. Arthur Prock. Jean Proebstel, Richard D. Reich, Wood row Roberta, Frank Rogers, Allen L. Rogers, Lucius O. RoeeborouKh, Ruaarll William Schrecengost, John R. Schafer, Everett Shreeve, Leonard Btearna. Veral Stlnson, Benjamin Bwarta, Kenneth Walker, Bill White, Wilton Wilson, Mavnard Wilson, Orvllle Wyant, Burrell, AllotUtttt Prill Phol The question la, which on of these 8an Joaquin valley beauties will rula the annual Fresno, Cal, raisin festival and relays? The queen will be chosen the eve of the festivities. Left to right: Claudln Ostrander, Freda Hartman, both of Fresno; Elolse Ward, Taftj Margaret Lease, Madera, and Dorothy Fink. Reedlav. Have your Rtigt Cleaned Now by the BY REVENUE BILL PORTLAND. Ore., June 10. (AP) "Motor vehicle taxes In Oregon were Increased 35 per cent when President Hoover signed the revenue bill," ac cording to Dr. E. B. McDanlel, presi dent of the Oregon State Motor as sociation and chairman of the gov ernor's committee on license fee re vision. "An additional three million dol lars will be paid every year by the Oregon motorists as a result of the various taxes Imposed on the motor ist under this bill. "The largest taxable Item Is fed eral tax of 1 oent per gallon on gaso line, which In Oregon alone will raise $1,740,000 from the motorists. "In addition various excise taxes affecting the motorist have been lev led as follows: "Four per cent on passenger oars. "Three per oent on trucks. "Two per oent on accessories and parts. "Four cents per gallon on lubricat ing oil. "Three cents per pound on tires. "Five cents per pound on tubes. "It Is estimated that the rubber tax alone will add 60 cents to the cost of a small-sized tire such as Is used on Fords and Chevrolet. "On the basis of Oregon's 1021 mo tor vehicle purchases of 14,224 pas senger cars and 8,513 trucks, the 4 per oent excise tax on passenger cars will raise $455,160; the S per cent on trucks will raise $046.51; the 3 per oent on accessories will raise $200. 000; the 4 cents per gallon on oil will collect $208,800; while he tire tax alone will add over $400,000 a total of over three million dollars additional tax that the federal gov ernment will collect from Oregon motorists." Rosie Myers Rites Set For Saturday Funeral services for Rosle Myers who died In this city Tuesday, will be held at the Sacred Heart church at 0:00 a.m., Saturday with Father F. W. Black officiating. Interment In Medford cemetery. The best clear Cedar Shingles, $3.00 per 1000. Regular $4.00 shingles. Medford Lumber Co. 2-YEAR SENTENCE Fl (Continued xrom Page One) sentenced was committed Maj 10. last, about 1:45 In the afternoon. He reported to the authorities that a lone bandit entered the bank and stole $1300. From the start suspicious circumstances arose that led authori ties to believe a ruse had been perpe trated, and the next day Tollefson Issued & statement In which he ad mitted he had faked the robbery to cover up defalcations. He entered a plea of guilty direct, and threw him self upon the mercy of the court. Robbed In 1930 On September 0, 1930, the Central Point State bank was the scene of an attempted robbery by Robert Qlenn, a transient youth of this city, who rented an auto for the crime. Olenn was arrested the following day. and upon conviction was sentenced to 15 years In state prison. He of- RIGHT NOW Is the Time to Buy Your New Westf niragltootiiise From Our Present Stock Save the New Excise Tax It Means a 5 Saving: Act Now Semester honor roll for the local Junior high achool was Issued this morning by Principal B. R. Pinch, with 83 student listed. Seventeen of the group are members of the OA elaas. The roll follows: 7B Tuttle, Shirley SA SB 7A Cook. Carolina 3A 6B 8B Phlpps, Mlgnon - . 1A SB Sloneker, Rose Ellen . 4A 4B 8A Barker, John 1A , SB Cobb, Ivan 1A. SB Hopkins, Dorothy SA IB Leslie, Roealle 1A SB Olum, Eleanor , 1A SB Poling. Oweneth 1A 3B 0B Buckley, Walter 1A 8B Dallalre. John 1A 3B Dickinson, John ... 4B Lowry, Philip SA IB Vllm. Betty 2A 2B 9A Barnum, Billy 1A 3B Blake, Elmlra 3 A IB Bray. Kathleen 4B Drury. Mildred SA 2B Holt, Barbara ., ., 4A . IB Kem, Mary 1A 3B Kimball, Lloyd -A 2B Leverette. Jean 2A 2B Lowry, Wallace ... 4A McOraw, Elmo 2A 2B Rogers, Pauline - 4A Scheel. Anna 1A 3B Btennett. Suzette 1A 4B Thorndlke, Betty JA SB TJoelker. Jeanette 1A 3B Tucker. Ruth 2A 2B WUson, Wauneta , 4A fered an alibi In defense which was discarded by the Jury. Within the past month a rumor waa circulated over the county that Olenn had aides, and they escaped punishment through a "miscarriage of Justice." The rumor was branded contrary to the facts, aa It waa def initely shown that Olenn "played a lone hand." Free Fashion Revue! SATURDAY AFTERNOON From 2 to 3 o'Clock Attractive Models Will Wear the New Sport Pajamas and Clever Tub Frocks with Hats to Match One $9.95 Price d Sally, JMickey, Pirate and. Cadet are some of the smart numbers you will see. See Our Window Display S. Central Phone 265 1 JJuaxaiudtHtiuc efo iterators NEW FEATURES WITH THESE REMARKABLE Thousands re acclaiming Itl The latral Testinghouae Dual-automatic Refrigerator with new Improvement! Built-in Watchman Control makes it doubly reliable. And now new fra ture. All-Strel Cabinets . . . Electric Lighted IntM iora , i . Eaay Rolling Shelf . . . Built-in Crisping Panl Just aee the Weatinghouse DuaU automatic Refrigerator . i , that' all we aay. You'll never be aatisfird with leas! Visit our shot-room... to Jay I Peoples Electric Store (3ED w I f tWIIIIIIM N-Trtg) D tit CtatlM ta, a B I W1I1III1I0II y "V! I Plenty of NEW IDEAS Advanced at the SAFEWAY .Er-iil STORES COOKING SCHOOL y ' f: a : i" rV i , THREE BIG DAYS Wednesday - Thursday - Friday June 15-16-17 FOX RIALTO You will enjoy every minute of the Cooking School. A different program will be featured each day. Come early for the best seats. Margaret Lenore Coates, representative of the Safeway Homemakers1 Bureau, will conduct The Safeway Cooking School in person! That is assurance of new ideas I Grab your pencil and come-New Menus to be Demonstrated! ADMISSION FREE Telephone 12 Special June Prices A. B. Cunningham 0. 0. Alcndorfer te 8. Central Phone oe a 212 Weit Main Street
