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5IEBF0RD' SOIL TRTBTJSE, MEDFOBB, OREGON, 5I(OTAT, TOE 13, 1932.' p. pjrt: nam Cl a tb m 11 H si be tb ni 1 1 "J it o Record Race Victor Thanks Firestone TOnVEHSITT OR oreoow. en OEfB. Juns 13 (Sol.) Taxw. Tar. H.I and the Way Out." will be the topic of Dr. John R. Mea, associate l)r. John B. Mr professor of scon'iucs and political adenc of the TJntverauy of Oregon. who will apeak before the Medford Rotary elub at noon on June 1. TK. Mes. Is regarded a an authority In hla field. In addition to extensive research study on taxes and tariffs be has traveled widely and made first hand Investigations In foreign coun tries. Recently he made a trip around the world during which be devoted much time to surrey of economic conditions. Dr. VI rs aso recently represented the university at a meeting of econ omists and social scientists st Wash' lngton, D. C. Next year Dr. Mm plans a trip to Europe to further his study CHAUFFEURS TAKE TEST FOR LICENSE A3 commercial car driws n re quired to t&k th examination for operating motor vshicla. before trtwy obtain their 1933-33 chauffeur' U eenae permit. Ward McReynolas. ex aminer of operators and chauffeurs ha announced. Many operators are under the Im pression that they do not need to take the examination before January, but the state laws require they be ob tained before the licenses are Issued. A large number of applicants were turned away from the offices Satur day, due to the Impossibility of car ing for so many. Mr. McReynolds Is cooductlnf examinations today also. v7 W Upper left, Harvey S. Firestone, Jr, referee) of the race, and Edsel Ford, pacemaker on the first lap. Lower, Fred Frame, the winner, and Jerry Hauck, riding mechanic, in the car they drove to victory. Men, automobile and tires set amazing new records of speed and endurance in this year's 600-mile international race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Giving a splendid exhibition of tool and steady driving, Fred Frame, veteran of many races, won the event in record-breaking time. With an admiring throng milling around him after his sensational victory, one of the first things Frame did was to send the following telegram to Harvey S. Firestone, pioneer tire manufacturer: "I want to congratulate you and thank you on the wonderful performance of Firestone tires which helped ma win the Indianapolis 500-mfle race today without tire troable, setting a new record of more than 104 miles an hoar for the 600 miles." The race throughout was a remarkable Firestone triumph. Every car to finish was equipped with Firestone Tires. The first four broke the former record of 101.13 miles an hoar made by Peter De Paolo in 1925. In all the history of the famous motor race there has never been a more severe test of tires and never a finer demon stration of their qualities than was furnished this year. It was the thirteenth consecutive victory for Firestone. NI. M. STORE HAS PRIZE CONTEST A cross-word puzzle rocabulary wUl aid southern Oregon women in competing for the prizes offered in she "Wear Enna Jetticx Shoes." word contest which ends June 35. The Idea Is to list the largest number of words using letters found In the Enna Jet Uc slogan. Any girl or woman Is eligi ble to enter the contest, with the ex ception of employees of the M. M. Department store or thslr families.! Application coupons and complete de- tails may be obtained at the M. M. office. The first prize 1 a 50-plece set of Oneida Community Par CUrton pattern ilvereware. An One t da Com munity Par plate steax platter wtU be awarded to the woman who has the second longest- list of words, and 1 the third prize la a pair of Enna Jet- tick shoes tn whatever model the winner select. All words submitted In the Wear Enna Jetticx Shoes" contest must be found In Webster's International dic tionary. No obsolete words, proper names, Latin phrases, or foreign words may used. AU words must be singular and should be listed legibly under each first letter. For example, those beginning with "E" should be grouped together. No one person may receive more than one prize, and all entries must be left at the M. M. De partment store before closing time June 33, 1933, or sent by mail to be postmarked not later than midnight. June 35. Lincoln's Doctor Passes Aged 90 NEW TORK. June 13. (AP) Dr. Charles A. Lede, the first surgeon to reach the side of President Lincoln after he was shot and who remained at the president's side until his death, died today at his home, in Madison avenue. He was 60 years ord. The Peas- Portraits of dlsti jetton, leys. opp. Holly theater. E T Circuit Judge H. D. Norton will preside this week In the Josephine county court at Grants Pass and ex pects to have the docket cleared suf ficiently to hold court In. this city for transaction of routine business. The week of June 30 Judeg Norton will hold court at Oregon Ctty on the Clackamas county bench for Judge E. C. LsTourette, who will preside over the local court to hear the ewe of Nledermeter, Inc., against Earl H. Pehl and the Pacific Record Herald for foreclosure of mortgage held by Nledermeter, Inc.. Fehl filed an affidavit of prejudice against Judge Norton. Circuit Judge T. E. J. Duffy of Crook county will occupy the Jackson county beanch to hear the case of Chapman against the General Petro leum Co. in a suit involving a busi ness contract. TO BE SAFE SCHOOL SUBJECT How to spend wisely, save wisely, budget a varying Income, live com fortably and feed the family well are only a few of many important prob lems which will be taken up for Med ford home makers at the Safeway Stores' three-day cooking school which begins Wednesday, June 15, and continues Thursday and Prtday. Margaret Lenore Coates of the Safeway Stores' boms makers' bureau staff and a noted home economist, who Is completing final preparations for the Safeway Stores' cooking school. Is or the opinion that la these times women are becoming more and more Interested In the budgeting of food, clothing and other household expensea than ever before, and there fore she has Included budget rob- lems la her daily cooking school programs. Because food Is the largest single Item ofex pease la most households. Miss Coates. economist, will place special! emphasis on the food bud get. She believes Vast this particular budget Is a great deal more elastic than the majority of borne makers realize and that In many Instances food costs are kept considerable higher than necessary because the person In charge of handling the food supplies orders fancy groceries over the phone at the last minute. One way of cutting down food costs, she suggests. Is to keep a well stocked, well - equipped kitchen. "There is really nothing that gives the home maker a greater sense of confidence than plency of supplies and a knowledge of how to use them interestingly." Another suggestion which she makes to local housewives is that they take their market bas ket and do their food shopping personally. plating a tour of Inspection of the state police system. Officers EUsnsburg and Baleoa of the local office of the state police left today on the annual encamp ment of the National Guard. Balcom Is a lieutenant, and Ellenaburg a major. The time off Is rated on vacation time. Captain Lee M. Bown and Officer James O'Brien departed today for Gold Beach, where they hare been called as witnesses in the Curry county circuit court. FILE FINAL PROOFS N COUNTY ESTATES Pinal proof of the Inventory of the estate of the late C. H. Vaupel of Ashland, pioneer merchant and bank, er. places the valuation at e-W.fll 90. with a state Inheritance tax of 350-90 after exemptions. Final proof of estate has been filed the past ten days with the county cierc in the states of a number of prominent Jackson county residents who passed away within the past year. CONSTABULARY CHIEF IN BRIEF VISIT HERE Charles P. Pray, superintendent of state police, passed through the city Sunday en route to Salem, after com- BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. pred Hoagland are the parents of a daughter, born this morning at the Purucker maternity home. Card of Thanks I wish to extend my sincere appre ciation to the many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the Illness and death of my beloved wife, Mabel Schump; also for the lovely floral offerings. JOHN B. SHMTMP. Auto glass installed while you wait. Prices right. Brtll 3heet Metal Worts. TEACHERS PUN VACATION TRIPS Manr interests trips haw been pUnnto. by teachers of the Roosevelt school for this summer's vscation. Miss E'.nor Curry plans a motor trip to her home In Marlon. Indians. Miss Edora TenrlUegar will spend the summer velth friends In Honolulu and Hllo. Hawaii. Mrs. Althea Maxwell w!U visit friends on the coast for a few wefts, returning later to her home in Jack sonville. Mrs. Nina carlon will visit friends in Eugene. Junction City and Cres cent City and will spend the rest of the time at her home near Medford. Mrs. Ethel 8. WtUlts will attend the West Coast School of Nature Study tn Callfo-Tla. MUs Van Metr will spend the summer In Portland and California. 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