Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

AlKOKoKM) MAIL TIII;i:NI; MKWKOUD, nu-KdON. SI'N I ). V, .1 1.".. 1!)::d.
BIG INCREASE SALES
vie Stars Greet New Passenger Plane
Cheer Spread 15y Flower Lover
OF HER TUBES
To many persons the Inner tube)
of h tire Is Just something which,!
must be Inflated. Few motorists jj
appreciate the Important work?
done by the inner tube, according
to engineers of the Flsk Tiro Com
pany, Inc., who explain the func
tion of this most necessary part of
the pneumatic. tire.
"The inner tube Is an nlr con
tainer." the Fisk engineers point
out. "The work done in propelling
the automobile is transmitted from
t)ie engine, to the tire, to the roal.
The work done by the Inner tube
la the adjustment of itself as the
rotation of the wheel forces move
ment of the air, and that amount
jif work done aa the medium when
blow against the tire is counter
balanced by the cushion of air. Tho
inner tube, the enclosed air and
the tire act In unison. The tire
does not undergo a single" distor
tion or vibration. Is not subjected
to a single blow which is not re
flected against the air cushion
through the medium - of the Inner
tube.
"In the new Air-Flight Principle
Tires of Flsk, the inner tube is
subjected to less strain by the use
of the larger air chamber and cer
tain other factors subject the tub
to less heat action, all of which
make the Inner tube last longer
and perform more satisfactorily."
3 fefpr ii'M Wr
pte-a?r:vl m Ml M
Shipments of all divisions ot
Chrysler Motors for the month ot
May totaled 40,611 cars, an in
crease of 3,153 or S.5 per com.
over April, 11130.
May shipments this year were1
74 per cent of tho same month
last year, the beat relative show
ing made- this year to date. Aim
shipment h being G'S per cent of
April last year. It is also signifi
cant to note that May shipmcn
this year exceeded the shipments in
May. 192S, by 1.040
divisions ,lurlB rt mo.ll, V I ' ft3S2fi i'M t "'AV V -( - ll-ll l J ' '
menls of 14.077 showed an in- !' VaV Vv." ll & t 7 , JV (W ' -.,Sy -x
oroaso over April of 5.S; .ars. or! 'rW ,A.f 4 ' fV"V 'CVn
3K prr !. UoSo.o. will, shipments fj- ,-V i f AC''lf" A fch
ofO.347, also represents a n.a.kedl, " 4 ? f J J. UOKTL
increase of 3!) per cent. Shipmen.s; l ft 0?,-.v; fl VtV'- S" V-"1! i"r il s rlj
of cars bearing the Chrysler name! TfcJn 1 f f K U'lJS'l&i. v. , 7 LTVS ? J '
totaled 0.386, and the DodBc pa,-! j . A ' 1 'U i ' XTS ' "
Just as performance In a motor
Uur Implies not simply a prepond
erance of a single element sucn
as power or speed or pickup, but
a perfect blending of all of the.e
and still other elements. Just so
must the fuel which gives most
satisfactory performance be de
signed to deliver all of the desir
able elements In perfect balance.
It was with this fundamental
premise In mind that the Assoclar-
ed Oil company developed the new
cqui-fractlonated gasoline, accord
ing to B. I. Grave3, general sales
manager of the organization.
"For many .years, various gaso
lines have been advertised for their
quick starting, greater mileage per
gallon, additional power or othor
outstanding features." Graves de
clared. "That was sufficient before
the present era. In which perform
ance has become paramount.
"Now Associated is first to meet
the demand for all-around per
formance with equi-fractionated
gafollno, which combines the five
essential qualities In a single, per
fectly balanced product. These
(lualitiqs -are, quick, starting,. -pickup,
power, speed and mileage, and
Associated has them all.
"In the production of equl-frac-tlonated
Associated gasoline, light
or fractions the gasolene In vapor
ized form that comes from the
crude at relatively low tempera
lures Is used to provide- quick
stalling and pick-up. Because of
their volatility, the lighter frac
tions Ignlto at once, even in a cold
motor.
"But,, equally Important, heavier
fractions those that distill from
the crude at higher boiling points
.are the ones thai assure powov,
pecd and long mileage. They bur.i
completely away In the motor, but
they burn more slowly.
"Thus, the term equl-fractionated
means that In Associated gasoline
are combined all of these vlfil
properties, assembled In exacllv
the correct proportion to provide
all that a gasoline motor requires
for finest performance."
.
Lawrence Secure
V Representation For
Virgin Diamonds
i
Blanche Swwet, famous motion picture star, greeting pilot Silas Morehouse upon his arrival in Lo Anj?-Ie
from New York in new thirty passenger F-32 Fokker monoplane equipped with Goodrich 58x14 12-p!y Silver
'.1w,n JZfl 'arest airplane tires manufacturea. Inset, Sany O'Wcu, vivacious movietone star, and her sister,
Molly O Day, shown with one of the mammoth tires.
v " fey
A Twelve Million City
with the industry and the payroll
is over $200,000 a month.
There are 21 fruit packing and
exporting firms in Medford, 43
promises to exceed that of la -it I ru't storage houses and five mod
year by 10 to 15 per cent, and 01n co,u storage plants with a ca-
I while the prices will probably not
j be as large as last year's, owinr
I to other sections of tho count rv
having larger crops, it is predicted
by those in a position to know that
1 the financial return will equal If
not exceed that of 102!. ,
(Portland Journal)
One of the prime factors in the
remarkable growth of Medford
from 5756 in 1920 to 11.035 in
1930, an Increase ot D2.7 per cent,
is the great fruit industry of tho
Rogue Klver valley. Soil, climate,
Irrigation facilities and all other
(inn H 1 1 inn a n rf nOll 1 hi I"I V f it vni-n It l
to fruit culture. Led by the South- Jhroo thousand six hundred nn.l
ern Orcuon experiment stntlo-,, "Ixty-nix ears of pears shipped
witlf v. c. Rolmer. an aceomplish-l froi" l'lford in 1928 hiouS:n
ed scientist, at its head, the Med-! muV ll,an ..'"". nnd this
f.,,-,1 r,.haefllnl n i n iii-mri-OHxiVf . I V la estimated at ovji-
iiflvnneprl nnd ji Iwjivm seal-t'lllliir for iiii". i iiw ioluihih. iui uri'"-3 i, tn ,i i. ,,,i ,.,i ,,,,,.
tho-best, amUtho results appear in -j uthqir fcuIH i to be shipped tills , of I)rodIffal nflturb( Medford
the marvelous growth of tho fruit vear lH 7uU ly 8UW CU1S- town Is ono of Oregon's prize cities.
industry In tho valley. Mump men or tne importance o:
Although tho Medford district the fruit industry to the Hoguej One- hundred and seventy-six
produced in 1!20 one of the largest Itiver valley can ba gained from students at Texas Christian unl
crops of pears In its history and tho fact that during the peak sea-j versity earned all or part of their
received tho highest prices paid fo-sn of ear shipping over 6,000 ; expenses this j-ear, a survey made
several years, tne crop tor i :t.fi ' people are employee in connerimn , iy ine eone.go paper snows.
pacity of X00 cars. There are two
large ic plants, ono with tho
largest ice storage In Oregon, used
for Icing the refrigerator cars in
which the fruit is shipped. Two
canneries are located in the coun
ty, packing 100,000 cases of fruit
and vegetables yearly. Thero Is also
a catsup factory In Medford.
In tho center of a picturesque
landscape, with tho Cascade and
Msklyou and Coast ran go moun
tains In the distance aid abound
Lawrence's, well known Jewelers
of Medford, today announced that
word has been received from the
Virgin Diamond Syndicate of Am
sterdam, llollonud. confirming
their appointment as the local au
thorized dealer In Virgin Dia
monds. "Virgin Diamonds," said Mr.
Lawrence, upon being Interviewed
by u representative of this paper,
ply of such previously owned stones
before been Individually owned or
worn, direct from South African
mines.
"There has always been a Bupply
of second-handed diamonds on the
market, some of them, of course,
with none too savory a reputation.
Coming through accepted channels
it was impossible to distinguish
such stones, although many jewel
ers have long attempted to handle
nly diamonds of known history.
Wince the war, moreover, the sup-
ply of such previously owne stones
has substantially Increased.
"Realizing that the discriminat
ing diamond buyer unless, of
course, he was Interested in a rare
stone because of Its historic back
ground much preferred to be the
first to own and wear the dia
mond ho purchased. I welcomed
tho opportunity to affiliate my
More with the Virgin Diamond
Syndicate who, for some years,
have specialized exclusively on
selected rough, direct from the
mines.
"Not only are Virgin Diamonds
uf the finest quality, In all sizes
tind in a wide range of distinctive
mountings, but theirQprlces arc
standard all over the world."
In addition, says Mr. Lswreneeo
with every Virgin Diamond, the
purchattil- receives a Certificate of
Title which guarantees the origin
nd previous history of the stone.
I A QUALITY CAR
I FOR ONLY "
I THE
A Napa, Calif., dairy Is express
ing Its milk to San Krangsco
hy airplane. It naves time an!r the
eoo!r atmosphere benefits the
milk.
O.I.TOIIPO,,
LOWEST PRICED OP
ALL 4-DOOR SEDANS
The attractive means of
comfortable, economical
transportation for hundreds
of thousands of motorists
Whippet Four prieetang from $360 to $645. Whippet Six pHetf
from $635 to $850. Prices (. o. b. Toledo, Ohio, and specification!
subject to change without notice.
J. J. OSENBRUGGE
128 So. Riverside
Phone 1109
senger car.s, 8,73b. Of commercial
vehicles, Dodge shipped 1.SU6 and
Fargo, 292.
Reflected In theso increased fac
tory shipments .U the continued
consistent improvement in rota' I
sales. All divisions of the Chrylor
Corporation delivered 0 per cent
more cars at retail In May than in
April, the low-priced Plymouth
showing tho most remarkable in
crease of 38 per cent. During tho
piust two weeks retail deliveries to
the public have averaged 7 8 perl
cent of last year, which is rola-1
lively the best showing made' this!
year to date for a corresponding j
period.
Field stocks In the bands of
dealers of all divisions arc
terially lower as of June 1st than
they were at tho same period a
year ago, the reduction being more
than 29 per cent.
Factory shipments of Chrysler
built cars for the week ended May
31t oxceeded tho corresponding
week of last year, and continued
Improvement In tho retail demand
for automobiles will naturally re
sult in further increased shipments
from the factory, as the stocks uf
cars Iii dealers' hands are at r.
R. B. Miller, Buick dealer of Tillamook, Oregon, as he arrived with his 1930 car in Portland
on his annual pilgrimage to present bouquets of daffodils to his friends. Mr Miller is
widely known for his raising of prize daffodils, which he propagates solely to distributa
as gifts amoner his frinH '
very low point compared with th.i
current rate of deliveries.
COPKNKAC.KX, Juno 1 A (P)
Decision of Denmark to semi a
scientific expedition on board
sjnall cruiser to Greenland
covered evidences of a high state
of culture belonging to tho iron
age.
JKUt:SAI,KM. June 1 -1 tfP
Women lawyers, only recently ad-
th'a mitted to practice In Palestine,
that IC the decrease continues,
death rale will outdistance
birth rate in a few years.
the
the
.summer has resulted in a heate 1
m,1"l ....!.. .. n- t..
imperialists who aro urging Nor
way also to send a cruiser north.
Norway has refused to recognize
Danish sovereignty over Greenland.
TO RUN. Poland, June 14 (fl)
A peasant farmer tilling his soil
near Torun recently found nn an
cient urn which led to tho dis
covery of a prehistoric burial
ground dating 2000 to 1000 B.
A com m it tne of nrcliaebigistH im-
have been barred from tho relig
ious courts. Those courts deal
with marriage and Inheritance matters.
In a clear blue Ice berg, one of n
largo field encountered near Sou!c
hol Island, the carcass of a large
black bear was found embedded In
tho ice.
CJDPENHAdKN, June M (I)
Tho Danish birth rato for l!21l U
the lowest on record, ami govern
ment statisticians havo aiiiKnince-l
L().1XX. June 14 () The
Koyal Geographical society wt'l
send a scientific expedition to oast
Greenland this mi miner under Dr.
II. (i. Watklns, on board Shackle
ton's steamer, "Quest." The party
will survey possible landing sta
tions for British air routes.
AIKIillollUNi:, Australia,. Juno
14 H Cares of office have turn
ed the hair of Prlmo Minister
Koullln snow white. When ho took
office six months ago ho had coal
black hair. Ills most harassing
problem, ho said, has been that of
unemployment. '
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rHATS THIS? A worn-down tire
in a tire advertisement?
Yes, sir . . . exactly that I And with good
reason. Any tire looks good when it's new.
It's the way Silvertowns look after long
punishment on the rond that makes us
proucT of them!
This tire is one of the 62 that went out
with the Silver Fleet. It made the whole
30,000 mile trip without single diffi.
culty. This picture shows it at the 22,517
mile mark. Shows how it looks after bat
tling its way across two dozen states.
And look at itt Match it up with tires
you know that have gone that far! Com.
pare it with your own tires! Any question
about Silvertown being a better tire now?
You, too,
Can Get Big Mileage
on
Goodrich Silvertowns
If you like this sort of performance,
come in and see us. We have the blood
brothers of this casing. Tires that can give
you the same mileage.
Price? You'll be surprised! They cost a
lot less than you think. We have your size
...come in right away. Tomorrow. ..sure!
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