Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 03, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPTTOT! FT VP BEN H, LAMP MAN New Roosevelt; Eight Introduced by Marmbh Save Money ON AUTO ACSCESORIE3 V MEDFORD IttlV TRTBUNE,-MEDFORD, OUFXiON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL :!. 1029. " , 0 " ' ' : ' I 3 I, I AT DEVIL'S LAKE -.,';,3 - . Totedfor, Cold Hill and mnny qther lrleo(fc' throughout Jackson cp u rily (Of Beh I-qln'uiman, Urn well known fcortlurid ' ncwwpaper man and . former CSqld Hill newspaper editor, will hail the netts wtih much satisfaction that he has re covered from hU recent critical HU neps and 1h slowly regaining his Strength. About this the Oregoninn f?nyH!' -1 "Ben Hur Lampman, whoso bril liant editorials have been absent from the OroRonian since .Ben ihouftands know him underwent , tin operation for appendicitis Feb ruary 7. yesterday left his home at 18 Wast Eiiihty-fourth street North for his eottnffe below Devil's lake. He is now "up and about", and recovered sufficiently for the ' venture into tho wilds. "Several days after tho first op eration t complications developed, which resulted in a second operation- Since then Ben has been re covering strength steadily, though slowly. "At Devil's lake ho will be in the habitat his pen has done so much ' to popularize among the Orejjonian readers, a mixture of mountain, lake and seashore. ' He is best known for his whimsical, and yet lnarned, editorials upon i Oregon wild life. Further, he is poet, as paylst and reporter. Ho has had articles and poems In Nature ma- ' azlne, the Saturday Rveninfj VoM, Hunset, Outdoor Hocrentlnn, the Dearborn Independent and other national publications. His book, How Could I Be ForKettinR, has enjoyed much popularity. ; ' "Many people learned :of M Iampinan's absence from his desk simply through' not finding his characteristic. editm-lat-M upon frogs, strawberries, ducks, trout, sea ur chintf and other things of thn kind on the- editorial page.1 . "Mr. Umpmnn snid yesterday that, under the' benign Influence of the Devil's lake country, he ex ppctod to be back in the office within a very few weeks.'? 3. - Low, graceful lines, with! wiUc windows' giving clear vision, arc features of the Roosevelt Eight Victoria Coupe for four passengers'- ' . . ' ' . ' '" 2. The first straight-eight automobile priced under $1,000 at the factory, the new Roosevelt Eight Sedan. Marmon built, is indeed a car fqr a I ' "It was possible fop Mnrmon to produce, the rtooRovelt to sell bo low tho $1000 fiRiiro only nftor WO hart. centrreU tbe activities of our onKinPorini nnl manufactur ing departments on the straiKht elght for a Ioiik pei-lm! of years and succeeded In nchievlnn un-i tlin lnwput nrleed strulcrht-elcht on I nnratinir now methods into the tho market. Marmon scheme of production' nnd ' "n- nMonYivn' t h rnii a limit the drxlKninir machinery especially for .1 i..i . ... nt..i.n..iin.in .in. una In nrodncinK olKhls. Qunn- ... i... ...,! litv mraiiiht line nroductlon him .'lllllll'lll ill .11111 llll'll, ,111.1 , . t ,i, ,. ,.,i r ,.i..ln.l,.ht i lieen achieved for the olRht lis ef . ...... ... ., -.' r,i' fccttvelv n for tho four or HlX. Ill Hl'll 111 llll! Ill 11'IT lli-lll ,,,-,w- - - ... ,.. ,,., ,..,i.. i, i.. ,i ! our . .equipment Is new and our ii.. n..in: i iilant lavout Is nrrunucd for the tA ihia .....l ilii '.mention of ! manufacture of clKllts nnl John Car kin , Called Pilot of New Tax Law . i E. W. Johnson, qtate representa tlve from Benton county,- has this to say of our fellow townsman in the Oorvallis Oasette: "There were ' many capable 'men In the recent legislature and in my opinion the achievements of Hep re-tentative Carkln of Jnckson coun ty were particularly outstanding. ."Tne-Btato's new taxation policy adopted by the legislature was tho ' work ot several men Including Mr. Carkln, but It was Mb responsibil ity to . pilot that program through the legislative sens. He did that brilliantly. Ila was also a .member or tha Interim committee that pre nared bills repealing more than 10 useless laws. usual 'Simplification of design nndtnur norti OI engineers has been other types." great economy of production." Such 1$ the statement of Ci. M. Williams, Marmon president, who placed Into effect two years ago the Harmon "all-eight" program which resulted in a series of the directed toward attaining - simpli- "With a background or years rtort iWIimi. . i . n result, the1 of constructive ' elirht-eylinder (le straight-eight is no longer a com-, velopnient and a solid foundation j iilli.nt.iri nffnli. the niimher otinf- exnerience. wo reel that mo parts having boon reduced so that Marmon eonipnny is . particularly it in tin mnrn difficult to manu-! well nuallflod to tuko the load In ri-entoKt kiicophmph in tho comnanv's fiii-nn-e than the nverneo. six. offerlnir a straight-eight for mo long history and which now comes! "Our manufacturing staff has first time bolow $1000," Mr. Wll to a climax with the Roosevelt, concentrated -Its Efforts on Incbr-illams'wiid.. . ? E WILL END TODAY The $15,000 damage' case" of D. V. Sanders of Chowclllla, Cal. begun 'n circuit court Tuesday afternoon, was expected to go to the Jury, early this afternoon and will- be followed tomorrow by a second $15, fiOO suit nealnst Dr. E. -H. Porter of this city, If present plans are carried out. Sanders claims Dr. Porter was driving in a careless manner when ho collided with his automobile on a highway near Chowchllla Inst year, resulting in the dpath of Mis. Sanders. The defense presented Its case yesterday afternoon and arguments were begun this forenoon. "The testimony given In the case tlnclud ed considerable, tohnlcal ; informa tion concerning distances,; speed and vision, and was made more complicated by the reading of sev eral depositions from witnesses In California unable to be present at the trial. The depositlonst were presented by the plaintiff. Daily Mctetrological Report - WettuuHiluy:i March II. Modford and vicinity: partly cloudy toplght and Thursday. Not much change in temperature; : Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Thursday; probably ruin- north portion. Continued cool. - 11 S1H Ol H ' ; rss & Lpcal Data : ; is I w I ' " i ! ; M A ri M D I - B U I jmmmm00' Temperaturo (degrees) 06 34 Highest (last 12 hours) 70 ' r,(S Lowest (lust 12 hours) 31 34 Hoi. humidity (por ct.) 31 110 Precipitation (Inches) .State of woatner Cioudy Clear Lowest temperature I Ing 32 degrees this morn- Total preciiiltiitlon since Sopt. 1, 1028, 9.10 Inches.' Sunset today, 0:311 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M, 120th Meridian Time ........ . ,. , iXhe world's first Jtraight - Jight under 1UUU . . . INow on display ylimttht Roosmll Fict-Put-itnger Sedan, providing faith ful, tconomcal transportation in a more advanced manner One of four tody llyhi. 3 i r THERE have been any number of fours at this price. Today there are many sixes at this figure.' But there is only one straight-eight the Roosevelt. Considtr first its beauty It's appeal ingly.low and in the modern manner nothing bulgy no conflicting lines. As to performance The 70 horsepower motor delivers fai more power than any other car at or ahy , where near the price. A wonderful road car fully uphold ing the Marmon tradition of building "the easiest riding carsgjn the world." Wjl you try this new car? A STR AIGHT-EIGU FOR EVERY PUKSB Roosevelt, 995; Marmon 6Sy tl46S; Marmon U, S96S. Priees at fattorytroup equipment extra. Inquire afoul eiir attractive and conveniens intome purchase plan.' MANLEY AUTO (. 663 Wasljijigton St. Portland, Ore. " ' afi a 8 ' taS sr CITY 3 ' - ri if I naker City . 08 32 P. Cily. Bismarck 4 30 Clear Boise 08 38 Cloudy Denver 08 42 P. Cdy. Dos Moines OS '02 Clear Fresno 80 48 Clonr Helena 00 38 P. Cdy. i,os Angeles 00 : 02 Cloudy Mai-fihficld 00 34 Clear Phoenix ' 80 fi8 Cloudy Portland' 68 40 Cloudy Red Hluff- 78 40 Cloudy Roseburg 02 84 Clonr Halt Lake Cty... 08 62 Cloudy Han Francisco... 04 t 00 Cloudy Santa Fe 00 40 P. Cdy. Seattle , 00 . 38 ' P. Cdy. Spokane 08 30 Clear Walla Walla 00 44 Cloudy Winnipeg ......... .... 30 Clear li. VV. DICK. Meteorologist. ' Salem Party v LNEW TREADS peeper and Thicker NEW CORDS Stronger and Tougher NEW GUARANTEE 10,000 Miles and for Life Smashing All Previous Records Ward's offers a high quality tire at far be low second line prices. ' The New Wardwear Is now built of the' same type of materials that makes our first' line tire the Riverside so wear.resisting and long-lifed. Wardwears are equal to other first-line tires in size, beauty ana! value. Wardwear caves you money! . Wardwear gives astounding service! Alsc more mile age and trouble-proof protection. This Is the outsandlnq value of all low-priced tires! Ifr "SIMOHIX" A price 48c each Famous Slmonli Polishing' Wax, also Slmoiill Cleanser. ; llest for clonnlng and polish ing your car. "Motorists Wise Slmonlz." . ; ' - . "Guaranteed for 10,000 'Miles! L and for Lifetime against Defects J - Sturdyj Reliable, Low Priced Favorite Wardyear Balloon Cords Tire Sizes 24x4.75 29x5.25 29x4.40 29x4.75 29x4.95 29x5.00 30x4.50 30x4.75 . j Molded v - Circle Tire Tube Prices Prices ...S6.80 (1.25 845 5.25 6.95 7.35 7.20 .. 6.95 ... 7.10 1.35 1.05 1.30 ' 1.35 1.30 1.20 1.35 , : -. i , Molded M' - '-.'-li -, Circle 1 Tire Tube , Tire Sizes Prices Prices 30x5.00,...t...$ 7.35 $1.35 30x5.25 , 8.60 1.55 30x5.77 10.50 '1.90 31x5.00 7.55 1.40 31x5.25 8.75 1.60 31x6.00.........; 10.85 1.95 32x6.00 11.05 2.00 33x6.00.: 11.25 2.05 Tho New Wardwear Is the companion tire Of Hlvorslde. It Is extremely well balanced, built to ncot. the dcnutiid of. ' thousands for a low-priced tire that will really give sorvlco. The Full-SI.o Itallpon bus an Improved double groove, now deeper and thick er. The lligh-Prussure Cord has a iiiiissItu, Hlurily block tread with an extra center lib whero thn wear Ih Iho heaviest. ' Wardwear Oversize Cords Tire Molded Circle Tire 8lzes Prices Tube Prices 430x3 cl '...$ 4.45 8 .80 30x3ia cl 4.69 .90 30x312 ss. ...- - 6.60 .90 31x4 ss ::. 7.75 1.15 32x4 ss 8.05 . 1.20 33x4 ss 9.70 1.25 32x4!2 s 10.25 1.55 30x31-2 cl. reg 4.50 .85 We Carry a Complete Line of Auto Accessories Famous Quality Riversides ' MliilotiH of tire owners rldn billions of miles, every your on .Riversides. Ung troublo-pioof afo mileage. Protecting double guarantee of 16.000 inllos and, for lifetime. , , .uper-Service Riversides A super-tire at a standanl price. Whon you buy u Huper-Sorvlce, you do not buy "high-pressure word claims" but definite mlleago and sorvlco. Unconditionally guaran teed 3(1,000 miles and for lifetime. Rim Tool $2.40 e Master rim tool that gives such great leverage that any tiro can be changed with the greatest ease. Malleable iron, stool screws ;f' -. r - : Transmission Lining t;: $1.89 per set rienulna Scandinavia l.inliu; til' tho very finest long staple collun. Piessiid to resist lleut oil and ,grit.: Kognlar fi.'i value. -..'- . j '. ' (Riverside ,-. .j 'Batteries fi $7,20 The New irttverside' We T.uxo Auto Eattbry, has. broken all records for -power ' -catiaeily. Laboratory , teilts: prqye 'more than G0, . power increuse from new type of pates used. ThlB. result has been obtained only at great cost but the price remains the same lower than many other bat teries of .Inferior quality.- ' The definite guarantee, and the .extremely, low price make this an outstanding vulup. t ... , 3 Phone 286 :1 u ,: i 7 . : TO 117 South Central Medford,' Oregon 1 CONGREGATIONAL MEET El Tho annual congregational meet ing, of tho Presbytorlan church.' will Ih) hold Thursday evening, tho 4th. to which every member of tho church nnd congregational j Is. Invited. I There will bo n covered dish supper at 0:30 p. m for which the committee, with Mrs. W. 10. Tumy as chulrmnn, is providing moat nnd potatoes and ' corfou. Other things are to bo brought by those coming. Reports of tho year's worl will bo heard from each organization of tho church nnd now officers oleoton' tn fill nny vncitnclrs. Arctic Hunting Exciting Sport The radio announcement of his plans for exploring .the Antarctic, C'ommnndor Illchard K. llyrd re cently snld tho energies of part of bis party would bo first devoted to shooting tons of seals and othor animals for a food supply. Hunting on tho loo Is one of tho mosj cxcl(ing sports In" the wdrld,! Polar bears dash from iejfc.cake toj Ice, cuke, seals are wary; walruses; Unlit -jv(th-, tremendous ' entsiBy,; whales furnish thrilling snemoj;lost when atackea. All ineso iiiiugio lire shown In "The ureal v nur North," a .pictorial record of plu-; noy Snow's expedition . into the( north In search of the missing; members of Stefunsson's expedi tion, which is to ho shown ut the Hlnlto thontor tomorrow. ', " Visits Medford Mr. nnd Mrs. Hall Hoss of Salem slopiied over In Medford last night en ' mite-" from California, whero thev have snent a month, to their home. They were accompanied ny -Mrs. A. 11. Bchwam of Ban rTan- Cisco. Mr. Itoss Is tho newly elected secretary of state, has been active in newsnaner and- political circles for several years ana is interested ; in the Oregon City Knterprise. Mr. and Mrs.; Hoss havo mnny friends In southern Oregon and al ways enjoy their visits hero. ' Marie Prevost at his Theatre Marie rr'ost, finely supportod by HnrrlsoiR-nrd and Hoona Owen, scored an emphatic triumph In her now nomedy-drama star picture The Rush Ilmir,'4 at the 11 thea ter. Krom start to finish, tho pro rfiiminn la ilntofiKolv nrrostinc and fully Justified tho prediction of the mnnntrAmnnt tht ItWOUlfl be UrOOt- od by tne motion picture pumw as ono of .tho host comedies in which Miss Prevost hn thus far Th,. annnnrl inir rust Includes David nutler and Ward Crane, Is THE piP'" """'"II THEATRE NEW L I S I vS jTonight llllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiililllllllllir, ' ANOTHER BIG HIT IN PHOTOPLAY MARIE PREVOST - -In- ' "THE RUSH HOUR, AN ALL-STAR CAST If you've been caught in rush hour jams you'll be standing on familiar ground when you see this de lightful comedy drama a romance of love and thrill ing adventure. Don't miss it. , Special 'Added Attractions ! 2 BIG COMEDIES 2 "Bath Time" and "Have a Heart" Matinee 1:30, Evenings 7:00 Children 10c Adults 15c Little Chats About Your Health : ...v... No. 22 ;- ., . In the "Good Ole Days" '-. Abe Murtin 'snj-B thnt in "Th' (tood nip days it wnx ri (lisliiiPlion t' lie scm walking with a trnvolin' canoov spe (liiilisl.;', anil tliut.J'TIi' ffllcr that ukmI n tnothlinisli wiik it tlndn." ,i There is much of truth in those, nonu'ly bits of jHi limophy nnd there i likowi.so n world of satisfaction in rcvicwiuK the progress which we imve made in the past fifty years regarding sanitation, hygiene, health matters of all kinds, as well as the passing of the traveling "cmk cer specialist'." ; ' Physiuians know better how to "make you weil" ami how to "keep you well" than ever before, and people are also fust learning that it pays to take advantiigo rif the physician's knowledge. -, j fio to your physician nt the. first indication of illn'ess and liring us your preseriptinns. ' , v : Jarmin & Woods THE OWL DRUG STORE V '! 8. W. Corner Main and Central Ave. Phone 66 , Medford, Ore. excellent. I 1 i'l' ,--. .'i.