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ABBEY FIRM HERE
The first new Graham ix In the
low price field to arrive In Med fur i
U on display at th Wftlter A.buey
how room on Soxith Riverside where
It U attracting considerable attention
alonr with the new "Special 6ix"
Grahnma for 1935. C C. Collins, rep
resentative of the Wlndolph com
pany, distributors of Graham car In
Oregon, drove the new automobile to
this city from Portland the end of
laat week for epecial showing todiy
In atyllnfr, the new Graham Six la
aim liar to the other Graham models
and is built throughout with char
acteristic precision. Its producers M7
the car will show decided savings in
fuel consumption.
An interesting feature of the
smaller Graham is ihe built-in Ijs?
(rne compartment which Is connLruct
ed a-i prt of the streamline. T-.ie
engine Is of the L-hend type which
develops 00 brake horsepower at 3.500
R, p. M. It has a bore of thru
inches, stroke of four Inches and
displacement of 169 6 cubic Inches
The engine la mounted to the cha-sls
In three rubber cushions to eliminate
vibration. There Is safety gl tss
throughout and Graham's well known
"outboard springs.'
Dcdecorating of the Abbey display
rooms has recently been completed
to make a more attractive scUlnrf
for the handsome new cars.
Two truckloads of International
trucks were unloaded by Walter Al
bey during the pant week. John Da
vis, of Jacksonville, took delivery on
Thursday of a new C-39 International
truck; Oilman's dairy a C-l model
and J. S. Gmccy, or Anhlnnd, pur
chased his second International in
six months, according to Walter Ab
bey. '
TRIP ON BUSINESS
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Feb. 0.AP)
Former President Hoover sat bnck in
his obwtrvatlon enr chair and grin
ned. "I'm going to New York fnr n meet
ing of the bonrd of directors of the
New York Life Innurnnce compnny
and while I'm there I'll also attend
directors' meetings of two chnrltahk
orgnnlznttons In which I'm interest
ed." "And that," he ndded with a de
cisive wave of Ills alter binnkrHt
cigar, "Is positively all tho signifi
cance there Is to my present trip
east." His accent waa , particularly
heavy on tho "all."
During the brief stop on the form
er president's train here this morn
ing he was met by a delegation nf
Wyoming poljtlcnl and business lend
ers. CHICAGO, rb- o. (AP)r-Sleet to
dity slowed trnlflc to a (mall's pace
and hnltcd ail plnncs scheduled at
the city's airport, while wenther fore
ciistern predicted further alect or
now during the day.
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ONE OF THE NEW
INTERNATIONALS
The bct way to judge truck is to try it out on some of
your own loads. Thai's how we want you to judge these
NEW Internationals.
But meanwhile ... sec if this doesn't strike you as a
good explanation of vhy Internationals can do tho job
better, and do it more economically.
for twenty years. Harvester has built trucks that are
ALL-TRUCK ... made only of TRUC K
PARTS... and planned specifically
to do a TRUCK'S WORK. No auto
mobileshence no "compromise
construction" In any least detail.
Phone us for a demonstration.
Walter W. Abbey, Inc.
Nash. Graham, Willys 77. LaFayette, Interiiation.il Trucks
Sales mill Service. l'!3 South Riverside
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A CIIKYSLER AIRFLOW
A very practical tiemonstration of the manner m
which the Airflow dosign eliminates "wind-drag" or
auction, one of the biRest factors in wasting power
and fuel in a car of ordinary design, features a motion
picture prepared by Chrysler for its dealers. This
picture Hhows in slow-motion how a column of smoke
intentionally generated in the cngino and sent out
through the exhaust flows smoothly away from the
contour of the Airflow car. The air currents meet
Luggage Problem
Gone are the days at
for owners of now Dtxl
modelswhen motor cur
lungers had to share the com
forts of lire tonneau wnh grips, suit
canes and ofher travol appurtenances.
It is different now. Not only luggage,
but the spare wheel and tire are
carried In the rear, In the space which,
when closed, looks like a trunk and
affords room for more things than a
motoring trunk ever held before.
An idea of the manner in which the
luggage question has been solved in
VIRNNA, Feb. 0 (AP) -Chancellor
Kurt SrlnischnlKtf's government m.ulo
grimly ready for Tuesday's first an
niversary of the bloody socialist up
rising of 1934. but there were Indi
cations Nazis might bo the next trou
ble makers, -
A police announcement that twen
ty alleged Nazi lenders had been ar
rested at Frohnleiten, In the Nnzl
stronghold of SLyrla province, w.m
taken to evidence their unremitting
activity in Austria.
The Cumberland river in Tennessee
is regarded by enlnet-rs as one of
tho strnlghtcst streams in the United
atates.
Siisi H ton hi to tofij
Chatiil prick, f. D. b.
fodOfy from
$390:
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. ... NO TURBULENCE
behind the car without turbulence or vacuum efTcct
It is this absence of air disturbance that helps to give
the Airflow car its exceptionally high gasoline mile
age, as proved by a transcontinental run from Los
Angeles to New York in which an Imperial Coupe
averaged 18. 1 miles to the gallon. It also was a factor
in the speed run conducted on the Utah salt beds last
summer in which the Imperial Coupe created 72
A. A. A. Contest Board closed stock car speed records.
Solved by Dodge
I There s room for trunks, grips, suit-
canes, parcels even for spare tires.
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the new Dodge models, (s given In the
accompanying illustration showing at
the right the touring trunk divided
into two sections, the upper one serv
ing as luggage apace, the lower one
as spare lire compartment.
In canes whore the owner prefers to
carry the spare tire equipment for
wards, in fender wells, the entire trunk
compartment is available for luggage.
Ernie Calkins to
Handle Reo Trucks
And Cars in City
Ernie Calkins, who recently opened
a reconditioned automobile estab
lishment at 22 South Plr street Ift
this city, has been selected as Med
fonl dealer for tho Reo line of cars
and trucks. The appointment of the
local firm is now effective and already
three Reo sales have been effected,
according to Calkins.
The new Reo has a smart, stream
lined body and many features th.v.
make it one of liKlS's outstanding
cars. A wide raiwo of truck modplB
are featured in conjunction with the
pasncner oar Hue.
When It cornea to radios, remcmbet
"Prultt's can do It." Phono 23
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Two Extreme Uses
TEXAS OIL COMPANY, Medford, carrying 1000 gal
Ions of gas which weighs FOUR TONS. This truck
being used for heavy duty work.
CI R. fi'ATRS
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British Speed Ace
Will Attempt Stock
Car Record Monday
Sir Malcolm Campbell, BrUUh
speed king, now at Day ton a Beach.
Florida, preparing for his attempts
at new world's records with his fin
ned and winged bluebird automobile
has announced that he wilt attempt
to break all class C stock car records
on Monday, February 1 1, according
to a wire received here today by c.
W. Ellis, sales supervisor for the
Gllmore Oil company In southern
Oregon.
The wire stated that Sir Malcolm's
attempts to establish new stock car
records will be made over the same
course that he will cover on hl3
Bluebird record run. For the pur
pose he has selected a leading Amer
ican car, a standard stock Hudson
eight-cylinder sedan, equipped wUh
an automatic gearshift. The car will
carry full equipment as required by
the A. A. A. under whose supervision
the run will be made.
v Preliminary tests of motor fuels
prompted Campbell to select a Cali
fornia gasoline for these Important
record attempts. Gllmore Red Lion
gasoline and Lion Head motor oil
has been shipped to Campbell, and
will be used by him to drive the
powerful Hudson over the sands of
Day ton a at speeds well over curre.it
records, even though the beach is
several miles slower than other rec
ord courses.
The motor world la looking on the
Campbell run as a real test of car
and fuel. Speed authorities, Hudson
officials, Gllmore and Campbell are
confident that with this equipment
some outstanding records willbe set
next Monday.
New Coach Humored
DENVER, Feb. 9. I ft1) Semi -authoritative
reports today said that
on February 22 the University of Col
orado will announco that Bernard F.
(Bunny) Oakes, former pride of tnc
marines, will take over the football
coaching position vacated by W. H
(Navy BUI) Saunders 1
Ry Cyril Sander
Oraham has this vear entered th-i
low price field with a small car in
direct competition with the otner
manufacturers. This small car is a
Oraham through and through. It has
all of the well known features that
have been embodied In all of the
latest Graham cars such as bap Jo
frame, full length water Jackets, out
board springs, and hydraulic brakes
Though this new car has only sixty
horsepower It Is said that It his
smazlng performance and exceptionai
economy. We are told that these cars
have the same smart Interiors the
larger cars have, and which are cor-
i talniy very good looking. A feature
j about these cars that has always ap
: pealed to us was their apparent read
ability. Very evidently this Is ob
tained by their wide tread and out
board springs. These new Grahams
are to arrive this wek-end and I am
very anxious to see the actual cars.
The new "Special" :s in Med ford now.
however, and Is attracting a lot of
attention on Medford streets.
The new Master DeLuxe Chevro
let have made a number of Im
provements over last year's car. For
Instance, this year they have the now
famous "turret top" which General
Motors has introduced along with a
counter-balanced crankshaft, positive
pressure oiling system, downdraft car
buretlon and knee-action. The wheel
base has also been Increased this
year and the whole appearance of
the car, though it Is still distinctly
Chevrolet, has been greatly Improved
We believe that their coupe models
are especially attractive because of
the new treatment of lines around
the passenger compartments a-.id
down the back, and of course the
"turret top" adds considerably to
their appearance.
A feature of the new Plymouth
which I have never mentioned Is
their "calibrated Ignition." This Is
an entirely new feature which makes
It possible to get maximum perform
ance from any type of fuel, and still
not have the so-called "ping" whlcn
has formerly been common In cars
with high compression heads. Thin
Is especially notlceaole when the oar
is pulling hard and the motor is
somewhat taxed. This "calibrated ig
nition," Recording to salesmen, should
add considerably to the economy of
the car.
J. LARSON INSTRUCTS
RADIO SERVICE MEN
J. L. Larson. RCA-Victor represen
tative, gave the fourth of a series of
technical discussions on "The De
sign and Testing Features of the
Modern Radio," at the Palmer Music
Store, last night. The lectures arc
given for all radio service men in the
vicinity of Medford.
These series of meetings are in ad
dition to Mr. Larson's regular month- !
ly trips to Medford to Inspect the
sound equipment of the local theaters.
of the New Ford V-8
We would be glad to demonstrate this New Ford V-8
Double Duty Truck to you and show how it will handle
your trucking problem.
AT JTO CO
The entirely different work for
which the new Ford V-8 double duty
truck may be used is being demon
strated In Medford by the recent
sales of Ford trucks to the Texas
Oil company and Fluhrer's Bakeries,
according to C. E. Gates of the C. E
Gates Auto company.
The Texas Oil company truck is
used for heavy duty work. It carries
1000 gallons of Texaco gasoline whicn
weighs four tons. The truck pur
chased by Fluhrer's Bakeries is used
for high speed highway work. Tai
truck carries a light load of 1500
pounds.
Mr. Gates says the efficient oper
ation of the two trucks proves that
the new Ford V-8 Is adapted a:
all kinds of work.
LONO BEACH. Cal.. Feb. 8 (AP)
Refugees ot southern California's
severest flood of the year saw a
figurative rainbow In weather fore
casts today and prepared to return
to their Inundated dwellings.
In some parte of the State street
area a lake half a mile across and so
deep In places it reached the roofs
was formed during the storm which
began early this week and Brought
2.7 Inches of rain. This made 14.68.
as compared to 4.72 for this time a
year ago.
The weather bureau forecast partly
cloudy skies today, with moderate
temperatures and gentle to moderate
winds.
Phono 642. We'll haul away your
refuse City Sanitary Service.
We Have Just Unloaded
ANOTHER CARLOAD
of the smart new
Dodge Automobiles
This uhliimcnl lililmli'n a TOlltlNn SEIUX iniirtel nilll I hp spadons, ronvcnlrn! tonritiR Inink n
well m a low. strenmllne coupe with ruinlile seal. . . . You'll find Ihee virions DOllllK models out
standing In ultra-modern streamlining and flowing htraul.v!
WE'RE OPEN TODAY
Tome Insee the new DOUCE models NOW OS DISPLAY anil. r course, there are the jnnart, ron-ventlnnal-typc
nediins, too. The new PLYMtflTH models arc uKo on dNplnr.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
112 S. Riverside Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Phone 150
FLUHRER BAKERIES, MEDFORD, carrying 1500
pounds of Bakery products. This truck being used for
high speed highway work with a light lead.
IN GOOD
Here are some EXCEPTIONAL BUYS in RECONDI
TIONED USED TRUCKS . . . Every one good for thou
sands of miles of satisfactory service . . . Here is an
opportunity to SAVE the initial truck denreciation and get
a GOOD TRUCK at an AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE!
1934 CHEVROLET V.
Ton Truck, long wheel
base, with 32x6-10 ply
dual tires and overloads.
This truck has only been
driven 13,000 miles. Looka
and runs like new.
1933 CHEVROLET VA
Ton Truck, long wheel
base, with dual wheels,
and overload springs.
1932 CHEVROLET 11'.
Ton Truck and dual wheel
logging trailer. Long
wheel base and heavy
duty set-up. A real bar
gain. 1931 FORD model A, l'A
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET, inc.
USED CAR LOT
25 South Riverside Avenue
Double Duty Truck
Y0UR F0RD
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TRUCKS
Ton Truck, long wheel
base, dual wheels, and fac
tory rack. You can buy
this one right.
1932 STUEEBAKER 2!--3
Ton Truck, with 34x7
duals. Here is a real buy.
1930 CHEVROLET VA
Ton Truck with hardwood
grain box. Single wheels.
Completely overhauled.
1930 CHEVROLET VA
Ton Truck with dual
wheels and 4 new tires.
1928 CHEVROLET VA
Ton Truck, long wheel
base, good tires, a real
buy.
dealer
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