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Newspaper Page TextPAfiE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, .OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER HI, 1923 ocal and Personal On account of toniKht beintf Hal lowe'en, Mayor K. C. Giulditi has in diied a wnrnlnp to the children anl young folks of the city against de KtroyinK property while enjfuged in their pranks. Kxtra police will be on duty andputrol all purtn of the city on foot and in autoH. Offenders ngafnHt property will be summarily dcalth with, the mayor says. Will trade good automobile as part paymnt on houue or ranch. Gold Itay Realty Co., 15 N. Orape St. 1'hone 465-J. 191 Urush wool sweaters in the latent styles and shudes. The Colonial. IDG Company A of the National Guard Is to drill tonight for the flint time In the new armory before Adjutant General White, who is expected to arrive in Medford today. . jjufoie you buy that piano see II. O. Launspaoh. Ho can save ' you money.- He knows pianos, and Is re liable, ; Office and Htlesroom at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. The popular Lyric orchestra, Jack sonville, Friday. Excellent eats. l'J2 The .'rainfall of this week up to 8 a. m. today amounted to .25 of an inch, of which .12 fell last night, and .13. Monday night. Fair weather is predicted for Thursday, but today continued to be cloudy and threaten ing' much of the time. Viatka squirrel chokers $14. this week, only. Baitlett, furrier, M. .M Store. 192 Get our .prices on Urush' -wool sweaters. The Colonial. 190 Former Mayor C. E. Gates, Mrs, Gates and their grandson George ar rived home this forenoon from their two months sojourn in the eust. Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf Lottie Howurd wants you to see her new huts. ' 191 The Medford high school football team will play the first regular home game next Saturday afternoon against Klamath Falls, and this will be the first chance local fans huve had of seeing Coach Culllson's proteges in action against a school team. The local tcum hus won all of its games, not by the big scores of last year,, but by consistent work, and will be at the height of Us form for the games with Ashland. Paul Shearer is leaving for San Francisco this evening. If the man who lefb an overcoat mid a hat with initials F, It. in It at the Armory Saturday night will re turn the hat and overcoat he got by mistako, to Capt. H. A. Canaduy, he can have his property. 190 JCnos Conger of this city and Frank Mingo of Jacksonville, both civil war veterans have gone to Kan Francisco whore they will spend the winter. For sale Music store. Phonograph records and second-hand goods for less than cont. Easy terms. Gold Hay Healty Co., 15 N. Grape. 191 How do you like this Instrumenta tion? First and second violins, cor net, clarinet, snxaphone, drums, xylo phone, banjo, trombone mid piano. Lyric orchestra playing at Jackson ville Friday. 1!2 On account of the state Sunday school convention opening this even ing at Ashland In the jtaptlst church, tho prayer meeting at tho Presbyter Ian church will bo held Thursday night at 7:30 p. m. Every teacher and worker that can possibly go to tho convention is urged to do so to hoar. Dr. ' Mngltl, a national Sunday school worker and a Wno speaker. Viatka squirrel chokers $14. this; week only, ltar'tlett, furrier, M. M. Store. .192 Gray and tan pleated skirts. The Colonial. . 19(1 Mr. Hrownloe of - tho Ilrownlce Lurrtber company' will leave for a business trip to Portland this ovonlng. lief ore going elsewhero boo our wonderful line of lingerie ribbon and beautiful . laces reasonably priced. Handicraft Shop.' 19t The bost gift Is a personal gift. Embroider an apron. On salo at 40c. Handicraft Shop. - 102 Those from Medford who saw the Uosoburg-Medford game at Rosoburg last, week cnlled the game "lucky" for Medford that tho final whistle blew when It did for she was endan gered from her position ns football mentor of southern Oregon. A Bcore of 14-12 gave Medford something to think about and something to work for, Roseburg is said to have one or the. best teams playing this winter In southern Oregon as their team Is made up of several members from last'ynf'M squad wno are experienced. Rose burg and Ashland will meet on the -17th of November her. Ashlund Tidings Gold Ray Realty Co., for a few days offers half Interest1 In some land to good farmers free. 193 Bookkeeper, experienced, would like to take set of hooks for several hours a day. Phono 971-L. 195 The Eastern Star society will give n danco this evening at the Masonic hall from 9 to 12. The Imperial trio will furnish the music. Clean cotton rngs wanted at the Mail Tribune office. , Day in and day out for 1 quality bread ask for Milk i . ... Bread, made in Medford V finest ' Bakery fCja : At Any Grocer d L3 ' At tomorrow evening's session or' the Modern Woodmen of America at the American Legion hull the quostiui, of buying furniture and equipment lor lodge and dining hall, and the leasing of suitable quarters will come 'p for final disposition and a repre sentatlve turnout of the merrihership is requested as the matter is of eon- siderable importance to the camp. ' Also final plans will be made for the j meeting on the following Saturday night when a large class of new ! members will be initiated followed by a feed and social session. Members ! from all the camps In the valley are cordially Invited to this meeting. The Medford Auto Co. unloaded a carload of new 1924 Huicks Tuesday afternoon. ThiB is one of five car loads that Mr. Dennison expects t. unload this week. Program and box social. Lone Tine school, Nov. 2, 8 p. m. Everybody welcome. 192 Guy Conner returned from a short business trip to Seattle last Monday evening. Aprons stamped ready to work on sale at 40 cents each, Friday and Sat urday, Handicraft Shop.. . 192 I .Dr. C. Jl. Itay will bo at 15 North Grape street for a few days selling out Gold Itay Realty Co. property. 191 An excellent program has been pre pttrod by the children of the' Roose velt school to be given next Friday evening bo keep the evening open and help the school, as well as having a good time. Refreshments of all do scriptions will be offered in the dlf fercnt booths. Will pay cash for a good second hand piano. Address Box No, 1, earn Mall Tribune. State make and price 191 .Get Launspach's prices on pianos before you buy. Ho knows pianos and is reliable. Phone 227. Among the Oregoulans sojourning in the city who arrived here Tuesday are Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Walker of Klamath Falls, S. D. Olmstead, R. W Tripp and Kenneth Marquis of Al bany, A. II. Ferguson of Roseburg. and the following from Portland: A. C. Greenwood and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Parry, Roy K. Miller and Mesdames W. H. Merccreau, G. C. Sterling, J. C. Morrison and E. FI Larson. - Freestone peaches and clings at the Public- Markot Thursday and Satur day. Also plenty at ranch, Phoenix, one-half mile from depot. A. N. Wright. 192 You can't afford to miss our great Pay Day dance at the Oriental Gar dons Saturday night. 190 Ralph Hand, "pride of Gold Hill," will open the 1923 wrestling season at Roseburg next Friday night in . a match with Jack Held of Utah. Wo do our own dye work, insuring you quick and satisfactory results. Pantorlum Dye Works. - Phone 244. i 190 A sale of fudge aprons Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2nd and 3rd. Handi craft Shop. 192 Mrs. T. J! Kenney returned Sunday from a two months visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Kentnor at Santa Barbara. Dance, Jacksonville Friday, Nov. 2. Lyric orchestra. 192 Now dncorat:ons a Hallowe'en ball combined with our great Satyr day night pny-dayv . 190 At the recent weekly Junchoon of tho Eugene chamber of commerce a straw voto On the state Income tax was taken, rosulttng In a voto of 43 against tho law and 19 In Uh favor. Tho Economy and West Sldo Mar kots aro giving a big reduction on lard. Look for their ad in this issue. 190 30x3 1 cord tiros $10.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 191 There Is to bo a largo Hallowe'en party at tho Washington school this evening for tho children of the school and tho public generally. . , A useful and practical gift Is an apron. See thotn on salo at 4Uo, Nov. 2nd and 3rd. Handicraft Shop. 192 Get soft paper school tablets at thl. office. tf Mrs. Carl McCune of Ashland who recently underwent a serious opera tion at a hospital In this city, has suf ficiently recovered to bo able to re turn home. Great things have been Inspired by beautiful waltzes. Let tho colorful moonlights at the Oriental Gardens Saturday night brighten your way to fame. 190 Guaranteed vulcanizing and re treading. Exchange Tiro Co. 191 Frank Henspetor ' of California is visiting Mr. and Mrs. II, V. Arnold of this city for several days. , Thg Economy and West Side Mar kets are giving a big reduction on lard. Look for their ad In this Issue. 190 We rellno overcoats and suits. Pan torlum Dyo Works. , Phone 244. 190 ' The East Side circle of tho Wom an's Association of the Presbyterian church will moot .Thursday at the homo of Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, 839 Min nesota avenue, to sew for tho buuiar. The afternoon will bo spent In mak ing different articles, so bo there at 1:30 with scissors and thimble ready for a big afternoon's work. Tho bright spots In tho lives of people are few. Let tho Orlontal Garden danco Saturday night bo one of tho brightest In yours, 190 30x3 fnbrio tires $7.50; 30x8 fab rics $8.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 191 . Washington fit ate visitors In the oily who arrived yesterday Include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tucker of Pomoroy, Mr. and Mrs. Grant and family of Walla Walla, It. 11. Odom and F. W. Asht of Heattlo. Special salo on Tuesday at the Colonial Gamp. . tf We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho lnsuranco Man. 'Rev. J. U. Basnet, pastor of the Methodist church la on a hunting trip this week In Klamath county with Rev. Chaney and J. W. McCoy of Ashland. MemstltohlnR So per yard at Style craft, opposite Klalto theatre. tf .. Medford camp. Woodmen of the World will have a class Initiation nnd feed Thursday evening. E. C. Silllman. clerk. 191 Many automobiles traveling the hlirhwny between Eugene and Cot tage Grove a fow nights ngo were hold up and searched by a number of khakl-clnd men, who molested none of the occupants nor took anything from tho machines. Take your kodak films to Palmer's Studio, Flrat-clusa work and prompt service. tf J Tutoring In grade nnd Wgh school subjects! by experienced teacher, uni versity graduuto. 110 Mtatlctoo, 11' 3 Adjutant General White was ex pected to arrive in the city today on hiiHincHM in connection with the new armory, and during his stay will sei the date and make arrangements foi its formal opening and dedication, to probably be held two weeks from Monday. At first it was thought that the dedication would be set for, next Monday, Armistice day, but this Idea was abandoned as it was deemed that the opening of the big building de served to be made a special occasion by itself and not be sandwiched with the other big doings of Armistice Day , The Economy and West Side Mar kets are giving a big reduction on lard. Look for their ad In this issue. . ' 190 ' A message to housewives: Our fam Jly service Is used by hundreds of Medford women. Are you one of the satisfied customers? If not a trial will convince you that washing at home Is not worth while. Medford Domestic Laundry. ' 193 V. Heal of Central Point spent to day In Medford. Typewriters, all makes Wholesale re bu I its. Easy terms, $5 monthly. Our guarantee means 20 minute repair service. Medford Rook Store, agents. 197 Chicken and . beef tamales, Gusher Cafe, f tf This week at the Medford high school is devoted to the tests that come at the end of every six weeks term. According to Superintendent Smith the students are to be graded as follows: forty percent of the grade for the final test and sixty percent for tho daily work. Three different colored cards are sent to the J parents bearing the report, white for the average grade, blue for the students above ninety, and red for those that are failing. , .-. The Economy and West Side Mar kets are giving a big reduction on lard. Look for their ad in this Issue 190 Rugs wanted at once at the Mail Tribune office. Miss Pauline Cllft of Ashland spent last week end visiting Miss Mabel Weeden of this city. Did you get your share of tho great golden egg If not be sure and be at the Oriental Gardens Saturday night, 190 .Our only business is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. H: A. Holmes, "The Insurance-Man." tf John Carkln will return tomorrow from a brief business trip to Salem'. 'We are closing out our entire piston ring stock; step cut rings at 10c each, all sizes. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. tf The Economy and West Side Mar kets are giving a big reduction on lurd. ' Look for their ad In this issue. - . . 190 There will be a called meeting of the W, C. T. U. on Thursday after noon at 2:30. It Is hoped that every menibor will bo prosont.- Highest grado Utah and Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and dust. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir. Phono 239. Seo Medford Vulcanizing Works for tiro service tf The St. Ann's Altar society gave a card party in the parish hall Tuesday evening. A large crowd attonded, playing bridge and Mah-jong until the refreshments wore served. The young ladies of the parish had charge of the arraifgemonts. Genuine Bosch Magnoto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Rartlett. tf Chile con carno, Gusher Cafe.' tf Mrs. Leland D. Law ton entertained n bi'ldgo.and dinner Tuesday, evening in honor of Mrs. Paul Remlng. At Deuel's Homstltchlng dc. tf You can got It at DeVoe's. tf Krommol'fl genuine health bread fit DoVoo'B. , tf In lino with plastering this city and vicinity with circulars containing' de scriptions and photos of tho train bur. d It and murderer suspocts. a-'Cir- cular appears on each of the front entranco doors to tho federal build ing, t Chicken and beef tamales, Gushor Cafe. . tf Found! A place to get creamed waffles. - Crater Lake Confeotlonory, Medford lildg. 194 Tho "Cat and tho Canary" com pany, which played horo Monday night at the Page and last night at Eugene, will Open its engagement for tho romalnder of tho week at tho Holllg theatre In Portland tomorrow night Chllo con carne. Gusher Cafo. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 10K. 711 East Main. Ted Fish. ICarry Rosenberg and Ned VHub will leave Friday to attend tho Woshington-O. A. C. football game at Corvallls Saturdny afternoon. Far saleAutos from $25 up. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 North Grape St. Phono 466-J. 191 Rodden & Canaday write bonds and lnsuranco. Phone 720. tf Tho city auto camp had 17 cars and 60 guosts last night and this morning. and the Merrick Motor Inn enjoyed a similar patronage. As much rain fell during tho night life nt the auto camps was rather disagreeable. Tho Rotary club had their weekly luncheon at the Medford hotel at noon today. Georgo McVlcor of tho John Hamp shire construction company wns In Medford today attending to business connected with the construction camp on tho Crater Lake highway below McCloud. Ruy your scroen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phono 108. tf Just arrived, a wonderful line of new patterns In luncheon sets, vanity case.t, buffet sets and pillow cases. Handicraft Shop. 191 Mrs. A. B. Cunningham entertained at dinner nnd bridge Monday evening. Tho guests wore Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Torallnson of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Iarry Schado, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vlrlch, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer und Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Joromo. Duplicating salo books for salo nt this office. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Ijrge cameo Uttlo-finger ring Cull 601 -J. RewnrC. 193 FOR SALE If you want a fine lot of Spits to tnko over tho mountain, seo me at 317 E. Jackson St." 192 FOR BALK Mammoth Hronxo tur keys, 18 mouths old, tonis nnd hens, $7 and 10 ouch. J. N. Nelson, H milo south of 401 Orchard. 196 WANTED Persian or Angora kitten. inquire Rox K, Mail Tribune. 192 Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Morris of the Ratuho Val Verde in the Table Ko k diMtrict, are entertaining -Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Casey of OJai, Calif., at their home for a few days. The latter are enroute home from a six months visit in New England, the middle west, Manitoba und the Puget Sound northwest. Mrs. Rasey and Mrs. Morris are sisters and daughters of the late Henry E. Peck, for a quar ter of a century county treasurer of Ventura county, California. The guests are unqualified admirers of the Rogue River valley country. They passed a three" weeks vacation with the Morris family a year ago. They claim that the high living of this locality, capped 'with chicken, pheas ant and such will have spoiled them for the hum-drum things of home. There'a a busy - Business College In Medford. GWN. We havo good values in used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf With the painting today of the walls of the National Guard drill room and a few other touches the interior or tne new armory was pronounced finished. Work was also begun totfav on the laying of concrete sidewalks about the structure. Fotting In all shades for tho new colored handkerchiefs and lingerie wear. Handicraft Shop. 191 Daddies ajnd mothers, forget your cares. Join tho "kiddies" in the Hal lowe'en frolio at tho . Washington school, Wednesday eve, Oct. 31st. Good program, good eats, good time. 190 Among the many California visi tors who arrived In the city yesterday aro Mabel Ralrd Mayer of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clark of Orland Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McClelland of Oakland, H. S. Feddy, Ed Harney and M. C. Hemenway of Long Reach, E. M. and Miss F. C. Simpson of San Francisco, and W. K. Hawley of Los Angele.1. . Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Violin lessons, special attention to advanced pupils.- J. D. Witham, 26 Newtown. 193 For the southern Oregon depart ment of the state Sunday school con vention which convenes in Ashland to last until Nov. 2nd, a large atten dance Is expected from Medford and otlier towns in the county tomorrow and Friday. : For sale $10,000 ranch adjoining town for $3000, $300 cash, balance $25 month. Oold Ray Realty Co., 15 N. Grape St. Phone 405-J-l. 191 Chenille and embroidery floss In all colors for all kinds of embroidery. Handicraft Shop. - 191 tIn an effort to solve tho car short age situation which now exists on the Southern Pacific line In this state the public service commission has ad dressed an appeal to the interstate commerce commission for. a distribu tion of the surplus cars on the Oregon Washington lino to the Southern Pa cific. Reports submitted to the Ore gon commission this week by the Southern Pacific show a shortage of 048 closed cars and 29 open cars. . Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 310 S. Riverside, tf An Underwood portable typewriter will speed up the day's work. Easy terms If desired. M. T. Edwards. 406 Liberty Bldg. - , 190 Georgia Mnrgrioter was bound over to the grand jury, from the justice court today by Glenn O. Taylor on three different fehargos of violating tho prohibition laws. Tho ball for these combined charges was $650. Brunswick phonographs, tho world's most popular phonograph. Easy terms. H. G. Launspach, Phone 227. Capt. G. L. Hall, ono time pastor of tho HaptlHt church, passed through hero on his way north today In an especially built missionary car. He Is to return for the dedication of the Baptist church next Sunday. For. salo- $7500,. modern 7 room furnLshed houso near Medford hotel for $3000 on 10 years tlmo. Pay $25 per month. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 North Grape St.. Phono 4 65-J. 191 The Roguo River Radio, club was definitely formed at a meeting at the Hotel Medford Monday night. Tho officers nnd the board of directors, were elected and plans for further meetings made. Tho officers are: : W. J. Virgin, president; O. P. Brown- well of Grants Pass, vice president; and Elmer Morrison, secretary and treasurer. The purpose of tho club Is to work jointly against Interference nnd to securo necessary legislation. The three divisions of tho club, Med ford, Grants Pass and Ashland, will meet separately every week and once i a month they, will all meet together. Tho first largo monthly meeting will j be In Ashland on the last Friday of ; November. j Wo carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. I Our prices on all fuel wo handle are j always tho lowest, r considering qual ity. Vnlloy Fuel Co. tf Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Bell fern-Mis INDIGESTION 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief 25 and 79 Packanes everywhere Hemstitching I Handicraft Shop Fred Hopkins, Jr., Hon of Mr. and -Mrs. Fred W, Ilopkinn of Portland, former r-Hiri;nt of thin valley, has been cornmiriMinned a necuud lieuten ant in the U. .Marine Corps He serve. Hopkins was recently . dis charged with tho rating of sergeant after serving with the marines in Hawaii. The assistant inspeotor of the Marine Corps, in authorizing the appointment, -made - the following comment in a letter to .Mr. Hopkins: "Ordinarily, no appointments in the Marine Corps Ite-serve are made ex cept of former officers cf the corps. However, in view of your excellent service an exception may be made In your case; and your enrollment as a second lieutenant is authorized." Your car battery charged in 8 hours at the Electric Shop. tf Earl Crance was fined $15 in jus tice court today when ho pleaded guilty to violating the speed law. The arrest was made by J. J. McMahon, depui atatO motor vehicle traffic officer. For rent on shares, irrigated ranch neur town. Gold Ray Realty Co.. 15 Nt Grape St. Phone 4C6-J. lfl meeting in Weston. Governor Pierce, .-ilthough not prenent, stated in a let ter rend t the meeting that be would support i he road and would bring it before the highway com mittee. Colonel Paul Weyerauch of Walla Walla was re-elected head of the association. SNDIGESTION cui!"c blootlni.- pnnsy putnt tha a-uwi tli" lioiu-t constipation. AUayl Cuid relief and comfort la CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS . No criping no nausea only 25 cent. T 0I NEW YORK, Oct. 3-1. Politicians today saw a renewul of . tho . long standing feud of Governor Hmith and William R. Hearst in; the governor's Tammany hall speech last night when he said: "The editor-politician is venting his personal spleen against the demo cratic party because it saw fit to throw cold water over his personal aspirations for high political office." Although tho governor did not mention Air. Hearst's name, his infer ence was unmistakable when ho re ferred to tho "editor-politician's" present support of tho state republi can judiciary ticket. Tho governor's speech was made nt tho most impor tant meeting thus far in tho state judiciary and legislative campaigns and was heard by all of Tammany's important chieftains. THEY ALWAYS DO : PENDLETON", .Ore., Oct.- 31. The congressional, delegation.- present at the Blue Mountain highway associa tion which met yesterday pledged its support to tho proposed Weston Elgin highway. Senator R. N. Stan field, Oregon, Congressman J. W. Summers of Washington and N. J. Sinnott of Oregon being present at the BREAK A COLD IKFI "Pape's Cold Compound" Acts Quick, Costs Little; ' Never Sickens! NOW PLAYING! Thomas Meghan I in a PblbK a. KYNC STOry Homeward Bound it ft? Aye, aye, sir, it's anotV er triumph for tho Skip per of the Screen. and ; j j f ' LARRY SEMON in a riot of fun "THE COUNTER JUMPER" Sunday GLORIA SWANSON in 'MY AMERICAN WIFE' San Fraric&co Kvery druggist horo -guarantees each Eackage of "Pape's Cold Compound" to reak up any cold ard end grippe misery in a few hours or money returned, bruflinoa, pain, headache, feverishness, intlamcd or congested nose and head rolicved with first dose. These Bafe, pleasant tablets cost only a fow cents and miUiotiti now take them instead of sickening quinine, . . . F.& ETKeatrlB - CENTRAL POINT , Thursday and Friday ,: Gladys Walton in "Sawdust" Ruth Holland in "The Haunted Valley" nnI a Harold Lloyd Comedy ( "THE GREATEST MENACE" A Dramatic Expose of the Drug Evil. Coming November 4th. "COUNTRY 8TOItE" every Monday , Night. Mntinco Kvery Smiclny' 2:30 p. m. ocxxxckxooocooooooooooooc Admission 10c and"30o Wire Desk Baskets save time, keep the desk straightened and are a general con venience. Single or the units that build one above the other. Medford Book Store 34 No. Central Unqualifiedly Endorses The 1924 I VALVEHN-HEAD C?S MOTOR CARS The approval with which tlm 1024 Ruieks have been re ceived is evidenced by the fact that MORE Buicks were sold during September in San Fran cisco than cars of any other -make, regardless of price. Here is the proof: THE NEW CAR REGISTRATION IN SAN FRANCISCO DURING SEPTEMBER WERE : 1st. Ruick ... 273 2nd Another General Motors product,, a 4-cylimler ear, the touring model of which sells for $fi:!5 256 ' 3d A 4-cylinder ear,' the touring model of which sells for .t47!).Ll) ; 232 4th A fi-eylinder car made on three different chassis lliwlels J 87 5th A 4-cylimler ear, touring mo,it.i 0f . vliich sells for $10(10 ; ; ; go (Statistics Furnished by Motor Registration News) (E. O. A. E.) THESE FIGURES FROM CALIFORNIA AND STATIS TICS FROM EVERY PART OF THE COUNTRY AGAIN PRO CLAIM THE LEADERSHIP OF THE BUICK. All Buick Models Now Have Four-Wheel Brakes - MEDFORD AUTO CO. ' - , Buick Dealers rt