Medford mail tribune., September 01, 1925, Image 10

WTflT? TftTP.TTNTH, MTCDFOTtD,0 QftEft'Oy. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, '12
IF
OF A. A. A. NOW HAVE
With the selection of the .Tllttnon
( InruKC uh nn official tow Ins and
nervine ntntinn in typdfnn, menil't'iH
of the Oregon State -Motor iiHHorin,
llon will lie extended ihln additional
nervlee when in the Jackson county
district. The HlttKoii garage waft -1
ected, and ncKOtlntlonH coiil''ld
last wee k when O eo. o. li ra nd en
lung, manjiKer of the Oregon State
Motor nssucinllon was In Med ford
for the purpose of extending the ser
vice of tho association in Sou t hern
Oregon.
Under the plan of the association
nnd its ngreetnent with authorized
.towing nnd service stations, free me
chanical first aid and towing service
Is extended mem hers of the nssocia
lion anywhere within a radius of in
miles of the station, Impassahle
Ht reels or roads excepted. At any
time, day or night, holidays or Sun
days. Included, a completely emilpped
towing car with competent mcehnnlcs
In charge will he at the dispoHal of
association niemhers who may meet
with grief whilo In that district, and
the d Inn bled car will either i(e started
or towed to the service station without
charge to the member.
Should a member's car become dis
tillled or wrecked outside the limits of
a designated zone, a distnncc not to
exceed 25 miles from the location of
the service station, the member will
pay for the service at the rate of Sl.fiO
per hour, time lo he computed from
the time service car leaves the sta
tion and returns to the same point. In
wich Instances members will he cred
ited with .'to minutes roadside repairs,
however, and for the time consumed
connect Ions, or any minor repairs
which can he completed within a pe
riod of 30 minutes. Included In thin
service is the changing of tires for
lady members or UMy numbers of n
member's family when unaccompa
nied by a male companion. Tire
changing service will not be accorded
to a man physically able to change n
tire himself.
When tire changing service Is rie-
l sired, however, H will only he given
where there. 1k a werviceahle spare tire
o 'nthe car. In no event will tire re
paji; he made, on the road free, l'n
dyr the head of emergency service also
Is included the delivery of gas and oil. j
for which mumbers must pay cash to i
service man. at the market price. In
the event new part a are required,
free delivery of same will be made,
hut the parts must he paid for on de
livery nt market prices.
These towing service stations have
been installed ti (he following points
for the convenience of members of the
Oregon State Motor association;
Portland, call It road way 1 -'SO; Ash
land, Automotive Shop. Km Main St..
Tel. 44; t'anyonvllle. Pacific Highway
Oarage; Cottage drove. Millie Hall's
Oarage, 24 South Fifth stret. Tel. (14;
Kugene, Hock hill. He van Oarage, 01
Seventh avenue '.. Tel. 110; (hunts
Pass, Smith Oarage, Fifth and (I
st reet. Tel. fi fi ; 1 1 osebu rg, IIohpIhi rg
Oa rage. 1 1 6 Xort h Rose street. Tel.
4 OK! liend, Hontrager's Oarnge. 1 3 1
Oreenwood avenue. Tel. JH& V; Hood
River. Hlfo & Kllltt. Fifth and Oak
streets. Tel. Day '4331. Night 261(4 :
The Dalles, Iteml & Oallnway. f.Ofl 11.
Second, Tel, 400. Night 3x3-J-r23-W-4
30-.I; Ilonnevllle, Honneville Oarage,
on Columbia highway. Tel. Itonnevllle
Kxchange; Ohidstone, Ourmier Motor
Co,, Pacific Highway and H'ltut street,'
Tel, (10; Seaside, C. A. Oroat Oarage,
318 South Seventh, Tel, 335; Astoria,
Service Oarage, 1145 Duane street, Tel.
1044; OorvalllH, Corvallls Oarage, Tel.
(118, Third and Adams streets.
Other towing nnd service h( at ions
will he added to this list as fast as the
growth of the association will justify
such expansion. The locations and
addresses of these stations already es
tablished, as well as the addition
made from time In time will he found
SUITS FILED IN
from Kddle. Payne, nlh-uing cruel
and Inhuman treatment. They -wero
married ut Glints Pass, December j
n, i .., turn tut; piaimn i iisks ior
ine restoration of her maiden name.
Norma j. I,uckensmyer.
Charles Reames Victim
Of Peculiar Accident
hy tow car In making the run wiihln '.,. Illlin,j, (M mill!,ry of all sla
zone limits, both going and returning.
If the car is so badly damaged It
cannot be safely operated under lis
own power to a place of shelter or
cannot be towed on Its own four wheels
or on two of Its wheels, by using a
crane or dolly, and must be transport
ed oil a truck, such service will he
charged for at regular rates. Where
the member carries Insurance cover
lug the damage to his car he must pay
the service station at regular rates ami
then collect from the Insurance com
pany. If a member's car stops nnd ennnot
he started because of some mechani
cal trouble, when on the street or
highway, a service car will he prompt
ly dispatched to the place directed and
nny minor troubles, which make It
Impossible for the automobile to he
operated, will he adjusted. If. such
adjustments ennnot be completed
within 30 minutes, however, then dis
abled car will he towed to service sta
tion. Included In this emergency first
nld road service and such minor re
pairs ns correction of Ignition trouble,
enrhuretor adjustment, cleaning clog
ged gas line, tightening loose battery
Hons printed In the Oregon Motorist,
tin monthly official magazine of the
Oregon State Motor association.
Ralph Cowgill
Candidate tor
The State Senate
Ralph Cowgill, who has served two
terms in the lower house of the Ore
gon legislature, announces that he will
he n republican candidate for the
senate nt the May primary to succeed
Oeorge Dunn, whose term expires with
the next regular session of the legis
lature. Mr. Dunn has nut announced
whether or not he will he! a candidate
for re-election.
William (Iriggs Jr. has announced
ns n candidate for the legislature to
succeed Mr. Cowgill, and John Carkin
will be a candidate to succeed himself
and his supporters says has a splendid
chance of being chosen speaker If reelected.
st I AtUinifi v CVi.1 i ,..u
. f UIIH y, ar oivorce un, nsning at Diamond lake last week met
have, heeh filed In the circuit court with a peculiar accident. He was
nnd no far. 2ti decrees of divorce1 "om ft ""t. He hookeii n
have .been- granted,- accord-lug to larKe flHh' ut" landing It. stepped
the record of the countv clerk's of- "." "v oltr ri mi
flee. v
uin ,.t' ink tw.i.A 1 " " 11
i.n..n i L ' ',. .,1, n", i "ni tht iniJn of the left sidi
human treatment is 'made the
grounds for divorce.
William Merritt in a suit against
Louise :. Merritt, charges cruelty,
alleging Unit the defendant "wrote
endearing letters lo a certain Med
ford man, whose name plaintiff will
divulge, if defendant desires," that
the care of three minor ..children
was neglected, and that plaintiff was
forced to cook his own meals.
It Is charged specifically "that
upon several occasions, when the
plaintiff returned home tired from
work, he has found the defendant,
gently reclining on a lounge reading
a hook, and when he politely asked
if she was going to prepare said
meal, was cursed, and ordered to
cook it himself." '
The couple were married at Derhy,
February 7,'- 1!M1, and have four
children, whose custody and an ab
solute, decree , the plaintiff aHks.
.Cora Crosby In a suit ugalnst "Wil
liam Crosby, charges cruel and in
human treatment, in the form of
false accusations, charging that while
plaintiff was ut a carnival In this
city, and talking to.nn acquaintance,
the defendant appeared and cursed
the plaintirf, and threatened "to put
a hole through the said man," with
out any cause.
That upon another occasion when
two men called at the home in
Talent lo ask directions, thodefend
ant became violently angry, "took
down his gun, and threatened to
shoot and clean up on the whole
hunch." The complaint recites a
neighbor woman was present at the
time.
lpon mini her occasion, the mm
plaint stales, the plaintiff and f
neighbor lady were seated on the
porch, when a freight train passed,
and two men thereon waved, nnd this'
made the defendant angry, who name,
in from the field where he was :
working and made accusations and
cursed.
A decree of divorce and nn undi
vided one-third ( Interest In the home,
valued nt $1200, a lien upon the de
fendants two'thirds Interest for $500
claimed to have heen expended in
the home and the custody of two
minor Children Is asked,
Pauline Woods nsks for a divorce
from AlvTe Woods, charging cruelty,
alleging epithets and blows, over a
married career that began on the
first of last May, in this county.
Norma ,T. Payne seeks a divorce
the lawyer, a hard blow In the ribs,
which necessitated medical assistance,
It was
though for u while that a rib was
fractured.
Board Equalization
To Meet September 14
The Board of Equalization, com
posed of the county Judge, assessor
and county clerk will meet at .Jack
sonville Monday, September 14, when
the tax rolls for the year will bo
considered and approved, and pleas
and prayers of taxpayers heard and
acted upon.
The deputy assessors have com
pleted the field work, and the offieo
force Is now making and checking
the rolls. '
WORK HELD UP
In the rirruit court for an iiljut
nii'iit of the Uliutle.
The iluitlff in the action are
J. L. Kershaw, John Tucker. Dick
Kil-y. K. H. Ilnrlun, p. W. John
noil. It. I,. lllioiliiB. J. W. WllllnniH,
!. E. fieri". I'nwell, H. Ornwl,
liny Hpincer, A. M. ltolierm, R.
Itohn. (). Holm. K. W. Phlemer, It. A.
I'hlester: C. C. Glllinm ami M. P.
HayneB. residents of the dlmrict.
The defendants are listed ns School
nun-let vn 10. w. I.. Townsend.
V. K. tonaev. nnd Frank Hnynes.
as- director and Anne Nohlitt, as
A reslrnilllntc order enjoining- (be I clerk and J. .11. Meehan and 11. O.
directors of School District No-. 104.Ixlckwood as contractors,
known ns the Red Top school dlmrlf'ti The complaint alleges thnt the ce
near Itoxy Anne, from romnlptinirj ment used In tlje walls and founda
the construction of ' a school, house,! lion of the building are of poor ma
or paylne the contractors $40:11. BO, terlal and Improperly mixed; that ns
"until such further order of - the a result the .walls have started to
court," was Binned hy Countv Judge Wumhle nnd crock: that one of the
W. J. llartzell InHt 1 week.
. The restraining order, was granted
following the ruin? of a complaint
walls-is not straight and bulges: thnt
Directors Townsend and Conser, .as
a majority of the' hoard, refuse to
compel the contructfts to correct tho
alleged deficiencies; that a petition
filed August 3, last, by 7S patrons
of the school, has been Ignored, by
the majority directors; thift nn agree
ment lo halt work on the structure,
pending nn Inspect Ion by a huildlnu
Inspector of the slate, was Ast aside;
that the directors refuse lo meet with
the county school superintendent and
:he complaints, in an effort to nf.
feet nn adjustment, and that litiga
tion Is the only avenue open for
an equitable settlement.
Elks Vnvell Hardline' Bust.
nKDFORD. Vo Sept..f. (A. P.)
A bronze bUBt of President Hard
ing, mounted on a block of granite
was unveiled yesterday In the grounds
of the National Elks home. Tho
memorial was donated by tho Elks of
Maryland. IJeinwnre and the District
of Columbia.
Cook with gns.
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SEPTEMBER 16-17-1
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$20,000 in PREMIUMS
On Live Stock, Poultry, Horticultural, Agricultural and Dairy
Products, Needle and Art Work, Products of Kitchen and Pantry,
School Exhibits.
$5,000 PURSES
FOR
RUNNING RACES
NOVELTY AUTO
AND
MOTORCYCLE
RACES
RODEO STUNTS
SHAM BATTLE
AND
FIREWORKS'
PUT ON BY OREGON
NATIONAL GUARD
PLENTY OF
GOOD MUSIC
HORSE SHOW
By McCleaves Celebrated Horses'
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By The George Andrew Co.
0UNEXCELLED BY ANY COUNTY FAIR ON THE PACIFIC OAST