Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 21, 1929, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextivrEDForcn matl tribune. METVForjp, nnirnov. srr.v. .tflv 21. 1020. F RICHFIELD OIL CO mill Mis. Tin uli, ami bonks fur , nlshed by the Portland LIoiTh club I and other friends. Matron's room I and linen for cllnlnc room by the Portland Woman's Keseareh club: ; guest room by Sutherlln W. O. T. I'.: wards. No. 1. Yamhill county V. C. T. I'., In memory of Mrs. Lottie liannon: No. 2. lndepen firnufoirt XI. Melvin! prominent W. t T. I'.: No. S. Mr. and Sun I'rani'isTo attorney, has been Mr!i- "ownril Pew, in menniy of olocted vice lirefiil.iit, secretary Kla I'ew lleym, and No. -I, by and general counsel of the llich- Multnomah county W. l T. I'.. In field Oil company of California. ; m"lr!' of Mrs. Mary U. Russell. nwordinK to an announcement by j I-arue picture of Mt. Hood, paint J.imes A. Talbot, chairman of the'1 ' O. M. Welsler and donated' bouril. h" Mrs. Alice Welster. Other pic- : .Mr. ' Melvin has been senior j lures by Mrs. C II. Vautihn: pll member ef the law firm of Melvin ! lo's ' Alblna v. C. T. v.: sew and Sullivan of San Francisco, i InK machine by Mattie Sleeth W. Admitted to the bar upon his f'- T. I". honoring Mrs. Klizaheth reslKnation froth tlie lTnited States ; Kirkpatrick. and larKe front win navy at the close of the W orld i dow donated by Do VounK and war. Mr. Melvin has achieved phe- : Roald. noinenat success In his profession I tie dedication services were and has been looked upun as one of Sun Francisco's outstanding; at torneys especially ' in the field of corporation law. .lie wus formerly assistant city attorney of San' Francisco and was attorney for the Pacific department of the f.eneral Klectric company, and the Fidelity ami Ieposit company of Maryland. Mr. Melvin was born in Oak land in 1894 and Is the son of the late Judge Henry A. Melvin. who was associate Justiee of the su preme court of California and one :at th of the west's noted jurists, lie was j state 1- TESTED AND PROVED hold in tho hutlitni-ium of the school tHtlhlinn, with Jutltfo Walter Kvans, iirt'Klitcnt of hoard of tru.s us, prcshllnK. Tho Farm Homo chorus of ten hoys and ten girls Nantr the opening number delight fully. Prayer by Mrs. Ada Jolley. state president W. C. T. lT. The principal add rest was Kiven by Judge O. 1 Coshow, thief Justice of the OreKon taipreme court. O. S. Tate, of th Uohs club, pre M'tited the books and stated that recent convention of the ions club at Tillamook it educated in the Oakland public wax voted to nrovide radios for Kt hoolH. lloone s University School, j .a,.h cottage The final address Jiuiktlt-y and uttended Stanford j was made by Mrs. Ada W. L'nruh university, the University of South- i and she and Judge Kvans express em California Law School and the I (l the gratitude of the hoard for University of California. I l"' h' IHUII piI-llltT II Mil "l.tlll- -ations th.'il bad made the Oill j dren's Kami Home possible. Mrs. i UlizahetJi Sjiundt-rs sang "'The Sea i of Memory." in honor of her i mother, Mrs. C, rigs by. The song was written by "another daughter, ' Mas. June Crimes, both enminff from Klamath falls for the dedi cation and to present the beautiful living' room furniture. Supt. llcy mun wan Introduced antl expressed the hope that those present would take 1 he fine efforts of the chil dren for progress and development as an evidence of their apprecia tion of what Is being done for thern. Fhe visitors enjoyed point; over On Sunday, July Mill, a large number of people gathered at the Children's Farm Home, from vari ous jfarts of 'he stale to partici pate hi the dedication of the cot-t.-ige named In honor of Mrs. Ada Wallace l'nruh. The cottage was built at a cost of about $K.000, exclusive of furnishings, many off the 245 acre farm and seeintf the which were contributed ah memo- j fine vegetable gardens, dairy and rials. The livinif room was fur- j chickens and visiting the cottages nished in memory of Mrs. Kmrn-vand generous approval was given Faith Clrieshy by the daughters: for the neat and efficient way the fireplace equipped in memory of work is managed. The affection of Mrs, . Charlotta Alderman by her! the children for each other and rhirdren; dining room furnished byjfor the house mothers and the real First Jlaptist church of Portland, j pride each one had In their home library by Woodstock W. C. T. U. wn also noted. A?FzP' ywilw 1 "l degrees below zero. A brat room perlmts a car to be operat- i ed under desert conditions at tern- ipciHtuies as high ns 140 degrees. In th? silent room, completely ln- j mi la ted from all outside noises, entire cars or separate units can ; be tested for noiselessness. Other machines subject chassis and bodies to shock tests, simulating high speed driving over rough roatN. The siroborama. mentioned in ; the foregoing, is perhaps the inoi j .Mariners described the storm as ; their way with illfficijUy through the worst in 20 years. Kxcursion Uih tumbiiPK waters. Most of them steamers and freighters sought : docked an hour or more Inte. i ! spectacular exhibit of all. This I Before ihenewDuranl trucks were ofTercil j to truck liuycra and operators tlie models vere given severe tests on the puhlic luh- J ways of the west. The photo shows tlie larg- et of the Dtirant commercial line tho Model "X" following one trial run over the route designated above. Conducting the tests were George H. Scott, vice-president, left, and F. W. roimutn, iliief engineer, of the Dtirant Motor Company of California. . device is of French manufacture. I ty means of a cluster of neon I tubes uf man Va ml lc - power, the ' sti oho ra ma Illuminates an entire I chassis, engine, or any unit, with ; a light timed to flash in syiuhron j ism with the rate of motion of the ; pari under study. ; Its effect, though mysterious at j first. Is readily understandable. If 1 a man were in a dark room, with , f.n Instantaneous flush or' light il luminating his w a i c h e ve ry n 1 seconds, tlie second hand of the watch would seem to be motion i less, because he would see it al i ways in the same position. If the light flashed every CI seconds, the ! second hand of the watch would j seem to advance only one second i in each minute. Willi the electric j fan running at -T.",u r. p. in., the light is adjusted to flash 1!7"'0 times j a minute. Consequently, each blade I is seen in exactly the same posi tion at each flash, so that the fan j weems to stand still. Ity speeding I up or slowing down the strobo rama flashes, the apparent speed I of the f;,n can be regulated so j that Its action can be studied as In siow-inoiion movies. This, is of the greatest value In analyzing t be motion of mechanical units at high speeds. I'm- Instance. It Solves the problem of determining whether valve springs are performing regu larly and evenly, and whether the valve tappeis are remaining in con tact with the cam surfaces, al high moior speeds. YOU Ought to Sec this Truck. CLIMB HILLS! i i The New INTERNATIONAL "SIX-SPEED SPECIAL" j What would you think, if you j stepped up to a seemingly molion j less electric fan to inspect a print j ed slip pasted to one of its blades, only to have your hat blown off while you read: "This fan is mak ; ing 2750 revolutions per- minute ?" This Is one nf the surprises ar- j ranged for a few guests Invited to inspect, the new engineering labora tory building of I he Ira ham-Paige ' Mortors corporal ion. The illusion of uioiionlessuess in the rapidly ! whirlim; fan is produced by the ' st ro bora ma, a marvelous device that enables the engineers to ana I lyze high speed mechanical mo 1 tion, ami to learn exactly how 'various units and parts behave at ; different speeds." j The new Oraham-Pahre labora- tory is one of the most completely I equipped research buildings In the "automotive industry. In conjunc tion with the company's new final test building and concrete track for road tests, the new laboratory j completes I he C i aha in Paige facili ties for research work in the de I signing and developing of moior I cars, an. I for the thorough trial of every car before it is shipped from the factory. Four dynamometer rooms aro constantly in use making test after test to insure the utmost ef ficiency of (jraham-Paige engines. A special water brake dynamome ter is used for long continued tests. Then there is a cold room, in which an entire car can be tested at temperatures ds low as THEAST GALE FEATURHS of the SIX-SPKKD SPECIAL 6 Speeds Forward,2 Hewrte 4-Yheet brakes. Sunftte, poiverfut engine. Cwnjorlabte, enclosed cab. tressed-steel J'rutne. AVm convertible grain-box und stock-rack Unty. Commercial bodies utatlabie. lleccydity, aUuy-tUtt t Mprinus. WK ARK CLAD to offer this new, heavy-duty Hpecd truck to you lH-cauHeil U the only 1-ton truck built from end to end tor the condition nuch us ou often meet uround here. '1 his truck will pull u cupucitv loud up a Ml mt cent grude, hcidhs )lowed fjrotiiul. llji-tHifjli tfutid, uuroM ditche uud then hliuw its licels ut u fust clip on the high ruad. TlmtVoceuUHc of itu -speed axle. It hasti forwuru SM?cd9. Jitht tell ut when it wiii te cmv t-uicul uu will bavk thu up with u Irut'k druioiistrutluu OUtfl ub yuuv nilCACO, 111., July II. (fl) A rurinus nor'easter lashed Iiko Michigan yeHterday and early to day, causing thousands of dollars' loss In lakefront damage. Kifteen loot waves battled lakufrout apart ment buildings, tore craft from moorings and swept over streets, beaches and parks. ELWOOD'S AUTO SHOP 118 So. Central Avenue Medford, Ore. Phone 769 VACATION IAN D Vacation time is here! Be sure that you get the utmost pleasure but of it by being ready. There are certain things 'you should have and certain provisions to make, and for your convenience a nunihor of shops arc specializing on vacation things. Use this page for reference while getting up your vacation outfit. Then you can count on a rollicking good time! THESE MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW WILL HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR VACATION NEEDS TK- 1 Swim at the Nat Where the water is chemically treated and pure. Tlio Main oiilliorilirs Rlvn Ilio Xnt a Hiixs "A" vrlirlcnl, whlfh iiiciiiis "ulwoluloljr sufc." The ONLY gas chlo rinated pool in So. Oregon. Life Guards and Instructors Merrick's Nat "Sot It Pays to Start .with a Good Battery When you start on the vacation ,rip, it certainly DOES NOT PAY o take chances with starting and Jiighting troubles. The Willard Battery is world-famous for dependability! We arc au thorized representatives in Medford for the WILLARD absolutely guaranteed and never a make-over or used battery substitutes. MOTOR ELECTRIC CO. Successor to Medford Battery and Electric Co. South Bartlett Phone 22 H. L. Boucoek Expert Battery Electrician, In cliarge Better have us give your Battery Equipment an inspection If M7 r QUALITY and SERVICE Arc both guaranteed at this fa feteria . Big Double Room Courteous Treatment Best of Refrigeration Home cooking flavor in every dish. HALL'S CAFETERIA 17-19 S. Riverside on Pacific, Ilighwav PHILA H. HALL, Prop. Bobby's Sandwich Shop Real Coffee Quick Service On Pacific Highway in The "Great Country" YOU'LL I?H fiLAD WIIKX YOU TRY OUR SPECIALS J. C. BURNS, Prop. What about that Battery... r Wc can furnish you with' a battery at $1.50 and up to $8..r)0 ser vice corresponding to price. Batteries Recharged 50c We Sell MULTNOMAH BATTERIES SEVERIN Battery Service Box 619 1522 N. Riverside Medford Relief from the Heat Hit ilie water for a nice cool swim. That's tlie best cool-off 'prescription for these hot dnys. Pure Tested Sulphur Water HEALTHFUL, INVIGORATING Cigar's, Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, . Confections Cabins, Shade Dancing, Camping Jackson Hot Springs J. C. OTTINGER, Proprietor SB Skinner's GaVage Ken lit whi'n ynn ncp! vnur mr - liuuli'il nr any til in it Kiii'H rnni! with tlie r. Imblrm oj 'Satisfaction WE EMPLOY NOTHING BUT SKILLED MECHANICS EXIDE BATTERIES South Riverside Phone 102 Faulty briikr-s arc Ihc oaiiHC of Sf per cent of llm ncl(lcnlH nh Ilie liiKllwayn. Whal lilllil linv.' you if ynu run hild HDmctinp wlti'n yoin- luaken won't work? HAVE US EXAMINE THEM REGULARLY We are experts in tMt line. On Pacific Highway Tourists from all over the world find Riverside Apartments Ideal Owing lo their location on the Pacific. High way, their modern com forts and reasonahle rates. 30 Apartments 217 S. Riverside C. E. Soderstrom, prop. Good Food and Good Service These two (ro hiind in liund here nt our enfe. The pub lic is offered the host of food lit, reasonnlile prices with quick service. All Ilie food lluit comes from our clean luteheii luis lieeu prepared by the hands of experts', when it comes lo cooking. That is w! y our meals taste like those you net at home. It is our quick service that puts this (jood food before yon. For a Better and Quicker M4al Try Us CLUB CAFE JIMMY VALENTINE On Pacific Highway near Main 30 Modern Cabins Equipped with gas, running water and. oth er conveniences, located on Pacific Highway at Jackson One of Oregon's Best Camp Grounds Personal Owner- Supervision' WcMal ItLihcltomc for Tourists Service Station and Tire Repairing PHIPPS AUTO PARK SERVICE Medford's Ideal Auto Camp , Iiivejrsidc at Jackson Alhcrt Shaw, Prop. WALDEN BROTHERS Have a complete line of Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables for tlie tourist as well as home folks Soft Drinks of All Kinds An Ideal Place to Get Real Homelike service In the Berrydale District