Medford mail tribune., March 05, 1917, Page 16, Image 16

MT!DFOTtP MATT, TnT'RT'NT'.. MEnTORR Pr.T.OOX. M OX PAY. MAKPH KM 7
i AllTft IwniieTPV HOME OF THE A. W. WALKER AUTO CO.
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? A BIG ASSET
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1GK SIXTEEN".
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Tho automobile ami motorcyclo In
dustry supports perhaps the largest
payroll in MeiM'nrd. There ore uo
le.,s than thirty establishments en
quired directly or Indirectly to tlic
inolor biill.g public. Kaili of these,
supports a number or men and rep
resent bin capital Investment.
Through the gasoline horse, profits
accrue to I ho owners of those places
and good wages to the men thero em
ployed. Hut those peoplo are not
alone in receiving Hie monetary bene
fit from the motoring public. The
wanes and profits are passed on to
each end every one of the other mer
chants of the city.
The farmer, too, lakes his share
of the readv money, for It Is a fact
that the automobile Is one of the; Thp nbovo ls a ,,i,.tiiro of the new used by this company, an elevator be-'line of trucks and tractors. He also
mofct potent factors In putting cash ' --,-r Auto Co '"B us,',, convey the cars to the carries a line of accessories and tires,
into circulation. In making ready home of the . . . a -i -. g(j(;uli(1 ftMr Ml. walker has been featuring the celebrated Ajax tires, one
money. Demand for his product is 1 on South Kir setiet. and is ono of (n lh(i auU ,113lm,Ra a,mlt Ovree years of the leading makes on the market,
increased in tho home market. Hie most up-to-date establishments of iu j,.d(0rd and is making good. He Toere is a garage and auto paint
Hut the farmer also leaps re-1 (he kmJ , SmUhern Oregon. The sells Chalmers, Maxwell, Hudson and shop lu connection with this estub
ward in another way. Motor carK ,uilUlnB is 75x100 and both floors are' Saxon cars, and will soon put lu aMlsuine.nl.
bring good roans, gooci roaus onus
tourists. Tourists must eat, and there-1
fore must patronize, direclly or Indl-1
redly, the farmer. It is this fact;
1 hat has rooted out the old time an- j
tipalhy held against the motor and;
motorist by tho rural population.
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DETAILED REPORT
VALLEY RAIN
BEST INDOOR JUMP
RECORD HADE
totalled report of precipitation for
nil but linen stations in tho county
In .-.a fullnws: SnOW Kullt divorce.
Inches Inches
3ti-E $
K .1. Herbage et ux to Eugene
Cole, land in km. 23-40-2W.
Susan I,. (Irnvos to T. L.
' (irnves, lund in twp. U8-1K.
! and twp. 30-1E.
V. 0. I'cttibone to C. Louitig-
Circuit. ! nent, lot 7, sec. 28-38-3W.
I.-aac X. Shook vs. Fannie Shook.; Archie II. Cropp et ux to L. II.
W iMier. land u kcc. 4-JJ-JW .
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Kir Sti.
illillcrest orchard 3
. Iiununaj ..,
' .Modoc orchard 24.5
HANOVEK, N. II., May ?.. broad "KTiperltnent Station 22. Ti
Jump of 2J feet. 2 14 inches, said to . E. H. Hall 19
be the best indoor performance of Persist 00.7
which there is an available amateur : Mcdford 17.5
record, was made by Captain Harry T. j .Vewholl's orchard
11'. .-iK;.,,..,.., ..f tho llnrlmciith f'nl- Asllland 36. 23
lege track team In nn exhibition event (.ardners ranch .
hen; today. Karl J. Thomson, a fresh- Jacksonville
man from I.onK Heach, Cnl, ran the ' Orchard Homo ....
forty-five yards hli;h hunlles event in Foothills orchard
six second.', cqunllins the world's tuna
tour indoor mark.
2d
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4.26
3.3 1
3.42
0.2 7
3.37
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4. IS
2 37
4.75
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.. , ,, ,,. .. . i n tr;., Lntitia Cropp et Mr to Ij. IS.
i i.-siicr, lund in see. 4-JJ-"""IS-
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T. II. Totter vs. . 1. and I . '' I ftiited States to Hezokinh K.
e.hlo, motion. j Mnlhows, Inml in sees. 28
n..u.. :..i...n .... ak.i I? t;v , . ... t. .
executrix, et nl., nmendod complaint. Kalph G. Jenninps to f'hanninR I
V. E. I'liipps vs. A. I.. Latltrop et I Sweet, land in see. 17-37- J
... mi o l no !
at., iiemurrer. j -i -.ivu; J
II. M. MoKarland vs. John H. Huen-
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We Ask You to Compare the
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ir.my unusual statomonts liavo
been made regarding the Maxwell
and what it. will do. We've told you
that it compares favorably with till
other ears selling for one thousand
dollars or less.
You now have an opportunity to
see for yourself bow it actually
compares. Make a list of the fea
tures found on other cars get this
list as complete as possible then
compare it with the Maxwell.
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You'll find that not one single
desirable feature is lacking. You
will be convinced that the Maxwell
is a complete high-grade car iu
every resjHfct.
And remember that wc are glad
to help you in every way to make
this comparison. Ve welcome any
opportunity to show the Maxwell
beside any other car.
Such a comparison will prove
conclusively that the Maxwell Ls the
World's Greatest Motor Car Value.
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J. W. Mltcheii is making a specialty ,
Tabloid tragedy. "Mr. Illack jester
duy tried turnlim a comer lu his car
c.ii vim iter Hi-lieu of Wellen. ! while xolnR So miles an hour, lie
,,.,.,(, r,. hiiins In the ellv Satin- ; would have been 5U years old In ,1. E. Koberls et
dav afternoon. I March."
. ers et ul.. demurrer.
Hoy ue Kiver VnMov Canal Co. vs.! of building bodies for 1-ord autos and
General Investment Co. et n!., iinswer.! other makes. He has a shop well
. '. equipped for ail Uluds of unto wood
I'rulKiti). I work and blacksnilihlnt! and general
Estate of Worse Van Tossel, J-! repairing. C. S. Hansen, the expert
tuilti'il in urubate.
Heal F-tute Tntnsf-.'rs.
to (leorue V.
Slovens el ux, land in see. 7-
blacksmith, recently accepted
sltiou with Mr. Mllcliell.
Roadster $620, Touring Car $635, Sedan $985, One-Ton Truck Chassis $775
All Prices f. o. b. Fantorv.
A. W WALKER AUTO CO.
Willi Modford trade is Mcdford made
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Stop
Guessing
at the Tire Question
Experimenting on tires is expensive. A car owner naturally wants the best tire money can
buy, and for that reason tries one make after another hoping to find a tire that will render uni
formly good service.
Eventually he finds one that looks good, but about the time he buys the second one he finds
that his pet tire is having a bad year, and he begins to change about again.
Every tire owner knows that the best tires will occasionally have a bad year, and heretofore
the only way a car owner could find when a tire was "off color" was to try it out and pay the bill.
Because of this we no longer tie up with one make of tire and push it in spite of its quality,
but stock practically all standard makes. At present we have twelve makes over 700 casings in
stock and will frankly tell you which are "off color' and which are good.
We have no pets. Our sole purpose is to give you such quality that you will come again
and again.
Come in and lets talk it over.
Western Union Time
Over Main Entrance
C. E. GATES
Corner Pacific Highway
and Main Street
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