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
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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
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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
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iterators
NEW FEATURES
WITH THESE REMARKABLE
Thousands re acclaiming Itl The
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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
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NEW IDEAS
Advanced at the
SAFEWAY
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STORES
COOKING SCHOOL
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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
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212 Weit Main Street