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MEDFOTTO MAIL TRTBTHnTE, JfEDFORD, CPREGON. SUNDAY, MATJCTI 31, 1935.
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FOR MOTORISTS
WASHINGTON. D. 0., March SO,
Bcboola far Tlolstori at an adjunct
for trafflo law enforcement pro-
grama have proven auccefui, ac
cording to the American AUwrnoDu
aMoclatlon.
The announcement la bawd on a
, nurvoy conducted by the Safety and
Traflto Engineering department of
the national motoring body.
"These achools have proven merit
orious In several typaa of aae, in
cluding Juveniles, adult offendera
who would have been Indifferent w
a fine, and instance where a fine
would have constituted ft hardship.
Thomas P. Henry of Detroit, Mich.,
president of the A. A. A., said.
"Violators schools, many of them
sponsored by A. A. A. clubs, are now
In operation In Berkeley. Los Angeles,
Oakland, Piedmont, Ban yrancwoo,
and Tracy, Calif.; Wichita, Kansas;
Detroit. Mlch.i Minneapolis, Winn.;
fit. Louis, Mo.; Portland, Ore.; while
there are plana underway for auch
Institutions in other states ana
cities." The statement continued:
"These schools arc baaed on the
generally accepted principle that edu
cation Is an Important factor In any
comprehensive program for the re
duction of highway fatalities and In
juries. Magistrates are constantly
faced with the fact that quite a
large proportion of violators do not
have s proper understanding of traf
fic regulations, or causes of acci
dents, or of the principles of safe
driving.
"Oenerally. violator turned over
to the school are Juveniles or per
sons whose Infraction of regulations
has not heen serious enough to war
rant a severe penalty, decision In
tuts matter being left to the dis
cretion of the Judge.
"Violators In many cases are com
pelled to attend night school by the
simple leflnl expedient of passing sen
tence and then paroling the violator
until he has been 'graduated' from
the trarflo school. In some Instances,
the driving prlvllrges of youthful
offendera are taken away until the
school's course has been successfully
completed.
. "Most schools bold their sessions
In the evening, once or twice a
week, with courses ranging from one
to atx sessions. 4
"Subjects covered Include: Cause
and prevention of accidents; traffic
regulations; enforcement; proper car
care from a safety standpoint and
safe driving practices. Examinations
on these subjects are given regu
larly nnd some schools requtre a
good mark on test papers before re
leasing the violator.
"In several cities, when the vio
lator has completed the school course,
he must present his credentials to
the court ' in which his case wan
originally tried before his parole Is
ended and unconditional driving
privileges restored."
More t linn ..) no motorist In Hie Pacific coast states have turned
to Triton, Union Oil company new propane solvent processed motor
oil, slnre its announcement last November, according to V. H. Kelly,
director of sntes. Dealers MiroiiRTioiit the roast now numher more than
1000. This reseller Is Just completing pyramid of empty Triton container.
accumulated during the past four months. Indicating the Increasing
demand for the new 100 per rent pure pnrtirrtn-hnae nil.
GOLF IT TODAY
R. B. Hammond nnd Leonard
Harding are scheduled to play their
quarter final match In the Prsal
(lent'a cup golf tournament, at Rogue
Valley course today, and K. L. Chlld
ers and H. H. Prlngle will tee olf for
their quarter-final match some time
later In the tveek.
A. P. Mansfield was the first to
break Into the seml-flnats, with a
3 and 1 victory over Spragus Rlegal
Saturday. He will meet the winner of
the Chllders-rrlngle mstch. H. B.
Kellom defaulted to Leland Olaik
Saturday, and the latter will meet
the winner of the Hsmmond-Hardlng
font:.
"-.venty-four represenutlvea of the
Mcdford Standard Oil company dis
trict entered a hlghly-sucewfiil
bltnd-bosey tournament at the
course Friday afternoon. First prize,
a brief case donated by the com
pany, waa won by J. A. McOe of
Yreka.
Pinnacle Packing company donated
aeven holiday boxes of pears, and A.
S. Rosenbaum, district Southern Pa
cific agent, donated a case of tomato
Juice i . other prima. These were won
by: A. P. Weet, Medford; W. R. Endl
oott, Alturaa, Cel.: M. N. Newdall.
Coqullle; H. R. Edwards, Crescent
City. Cal.; W. C. Holmes, Oranta
Pass: S. J. Covill, Klamath Palls, N.
M. Kerr. Roseburg, and C. B. Wade.
Marahfleld.
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TO OPEN FRIDAY
Friday at this week. April 8, will
see tha opening of the fishing season
In thli part of the state, and the
official synopsis of the Oregon fish
ing laws has Just been received uy
the state police here.
The synopsis snys In part: The
open season for anRllng for trout
la from April . 1038, to October ai.
103S, both dates Inclusive, except in
streams and lakes which are ahown
to have a different open season.
The bag limit for such trout,
except for certnln WHters as herein
after set forth la 18 pounds and 1
fish, but not to exceed 80 ftsh In
any one day, or 30 pounds and 1
fish, but sot to exceed 40 fish In
any seven consecutive days, and It
la unlawful to possess more than
30 pounds and 1 fish or more than
40 fish at any one time."
All of the aouthern Oregon tinn
ing territory Is open for trout fish
ing April 8 with the exception ol
Diamond lake, Pish lake and Lake
of the Woods. At Diamond Iske the
season opens May 37, and remains
open until October 31, both dates
Inclusive, ung limit Is 15 pounds and
1 fish, but not to exceed 8 fish In
anv 1 day, or 30 pounds and 1 fish
hut not to exceed 3ft fish In any
7 consecutive days.
Fish lake will be open for trout
fishing April 8. but with different
bsg limits thsn most places. The
limit has been set at 10 pounds and
1 fish, but not to exceed 10 fish In
any one day. or 30 pounds snd 1
fish, but not to exceed 30 fish In
anv 7 consecutive days.
Upper Klamath lake and Modoc
Point to Engle rldtte south to Link
river and In Link river to Lake
Ewauna open season entire year.
Lake of the Woods will be open
for trout angling May 1 to Nov.
30. with the hsg limit set at 10
pounds snd fish, but not to exceed
IB fish In any one day. and 30
pounds and 1 ftsh but not to exceed
30 fish In any 7 consecutive days.
While the various lakes will be
open In a short time. It will proh
sblv be some time before It will be
possible to get to them In sutomo
blles. on account of the late snows
thst fell In the hlflher reitlcns. How
ever, hundreds of local anglers will
be on the streams for the first
several days sfter the barriers are
opened, as usual.
GUN CLUB SHOOT
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NEW WINDOW CONTROL GIVES WIDER SEATS
SAFETY CAMPAIGN
Many chamber of commerce
throughout the state have Joined In
the fight to curb the growing num
ber of traffic acctdenu by co-operating
with the speaker,' bureau of
the "Let'e Quit Killing" safety cam.
palgn In providing speakers for va-
rloua luncheon cluba and service or
ganisations, according to the Oregon
State Motor association, sponsor of
the campaign.
Already chambers of commerce at
Hlllsboro. Oregon City, Ashland, Med
ford, Klamath Palls, Baker and La
Grande have Informed Bob Robin
son, head of the speakers' bureau,
that they will arrange for prominent
citizens to fill speaking engagement.
In Portland the bureau Is provid
ing on an average of four talks
dally on traffic safety, with, request
for speakers arriving In Increasingly
larse mtmbera.
Among prominent state omciais
on the speskers' list are Earl emeu,
secretary of state; William Ham
mond, head of the motor vehicle
operators' license division; R. H.
Baldock. state nlgnway engineer, onu
other,.
Competing In the Oregon tele
graphic shoot, the Medford Gun club
will hold a registered trap shoot at
their grounds Just north of the
municipal atrport, commencing at
10:30 this morning.
There are to be four 35-target
events In the 100 16-yard targets
class, with two prizes to high guns
In each class on the 100, Lewis class
system. There are three classes. A
special lunch counter prize to low
score In all events, with no shooter
to receive more than one prize In
those events.
In the 60 -handicap event, there are
to be two 3S-target events, with
trophies to high gun and runner uo
on the 80. There will also be 13 pairs
of doubles, with one 34-target event.
witn trophies to high giui and runner-up.
Special PI.T.A. trophy will be ahot
for at the state shoot by the five-leg
winners In the club's five handicap
events this season. All of the mem
bers of the local nirgreirstlnn. bb well
aa shooters from all along the coast
are looking forward to the Oregon
state trapshootlng and skeet tourna
ment to be held In this city June
13-14-18 and 18.
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APPOINTEES SOON
SALEM. Ore.. March .10 iadi n.
gluing Monday of next week
tinning through the month of April.
iiiniiitra in state government will
be effected and In operation. It was
learned through the executive offices
here.
Governor Martin has Initios v.
would clear his desk of innmnim.,,,.
during the first week and the board
of control was expected to wind up Its
changes. If any would be msde. dur
ing the month.
Rnvmnnd Driver, well known resi
dent of the Old Stage Road, has
ordered a new custom bunt iinrysi
Airflow aedan through Armstrong
Motora, Inc., local Chrysler and
Plymouth dealers, according to H P
iMnat, The ear will be built to Mr.
and Mrs. Driver's orders with apeclnl
appointment,
it- i.nM mvii "This la the first
custom hunt Airflow Chrysler to be
sold In Oregon tnt, year ana n
be the finest high grade motor car
sold In Southern Oregon since 1930."
"The sales of Chrysler Airflow,
and Chrysler Alrstreama In southern
Oregon this year are more thsn 70
per cent greater than In any year
Since 1034. Tnts gresi incrvnee
sales of Chrysler motor cars la due
the fine engineering or wane.
ri.n.1 nA his able staff Of SS-
slstanta. The new Airflow line IB
five years ahead In engineering i
.. .,v, mfs ear hullt In America.
This fact Is responsible for the great
aai nt rhrvater Airflows In south
ern Oregon. Chrysler Airflows are
the only new fine motor cars to
delivered In southern Oregon for the
past four years."
Grcnm Six Proves
Economy in Tests
An ordinary frulf glass Jar plays
an Important part In the gasoline
economy tests conducted by engi
neer, of the Graham-Paige Motora
corporation to determine the ' fuel
economy of the Graham Six, the
latest contender In the loweat price
range.
The Jar la attached to the In
strument panel of the car and is
connected by a tube to the fuel
pump. It contains one quart of goso.
line and Is In full view of the
driver. Thus, the quart of gasoline
Is messured against the speedometer
reading to determine exactly the
mileage obtained.
The results of these test proven
to be startling, showing 34 miles to
a gallon at 38 miles sn hour and
20.4 mllea at 60 miles an hour.
These teats were msde In cold wea
ther at average winter temperntures.
It was Indicated that the results
would be Improved considerably In
warm weather.
Robert C. Graham, executive vice-
president of Graham Paige, an
nounced that all Grshsm dealers
will he given an opportunity to pro- ,
cure this testing equipment which ,
will ennhle them to demonstrate the '
exceptions! gnsollne economy of the
new Oreham Six.
A
ion Killed Dally.
Approximately 100 persons arc
killed dally In automobile accidents
throughout the United States, reports
the Oregon State Motor association,
which Is sponsoring the "Let's Quit
Killing" safety campaign. Tills mesns
that one person dl's tn traffic about
every 14 minutes. One person Is In- . aVKtWJIKTl&yir.'
Jured every 38 seconds.
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In the Hudson and Terraplane sedans
for 1935 tho window regulator lor
the rear-quarter window has been
placed above tha glass instead of
below it. As a result, the regulator is
out of the way and does not tend to
reduce the width of the rear seat as
happens when the regulator is placed
below the glass.
Throughout the entire car every pre
caution possible has been taken to give
the passengers as much clear free space
as possible. In the front compartment
when the Electric Hand is employed
there is no gearshift lever to interfere
with the center passenger of the three-
passenger front seat The emergency
or hand brake lever has also been taken
away and placed beneath the cowl
where it is accessible to tha left hand
of the driver. Thus, there is nothing in
tha way of the two passengers in tha
front scat
The rear seat has been widened eoa
siderably over the last year's dimen
sions. Jn addition, tha upholstery has
been so designed that the passenger
has full advantage of the increased
width. Placing the window regulator
above the glass Is one of the examples
of the thoughtfulness of the Hudson
snd Terraplane engineers when it
comes to roominess.
SEASON FORECAST
DETROIT Steadily Increasing new
car sales and the unparalleled de
mand for models with built-in trunks
on the roar, presage a rocord-break-
ing touring season this year. In the
opinion of H. Q. Moock. vice presi
dent of the-Plymouth Motor Corpor-
a Mont
Mr. Moock voiced the opinion to-
dny, as he stood at one end of the
half-mile long Plymouth factory here
watching new cars roll off the final
assembly lines at the rate of three a
minute. Almoat every other cur com
ing off the linos Is a trunk model.
"The coming summer and fall
probably will see more tourists on
American highways than any other
touring season," he Bald. "The lure
of the open road Is upon us this year
more than ever. Motorists have etny
ed pretty close to their homes dur
ing the past few years, but this year
things- are different. People have
more money to spend; they foel more
secure In their Jobs; the uncertainty
Is disappearing.
"Everybody Is planning a vacation
this year and Judging from the de
mand for new cars, almost everybody
Intends to travel. Naturally, better
cars and Improved highways have
stimulated this urge to go places
and see things."
Mr. Moock pointed out thnt Ply
mouth sales have increased every
week this year over the correpond-
lnk weeps of last year. He said with
This week we will discuss and
compare another one of the foreign
cars with ths American version- This
car Is known as the Mercedes-Bens
type 300. The only car which I have
been able to find with which It
could be reasonably compared Is the
Standard Chevrolet. These two cars
have approximately the same wheel-
bases, hut the overall height of the
Mercedes la only rive feet two Inches,
which means that this car Is around
two inches wider than it Is high.
In the Mercedes you have a choic
of two bodies while In the com
parable American car you have five
different models to choose from.
An item which aeems strange to
us Is that the Mercedes has only
horsepower while some of the lowest 1
priced cars In America have as much
as 85 or 90. This small Oerman car
has a top speed of better than 70
miles per hour, however, and It gets
from 31 to 29 miles to the gallon of
gas. This car also has all four wheels
Independently sprung, which Is a
feature you do not find on any car
In America, with the exception of
the transverse springs on the Ford.
Standard equipment on this car In
cludes s built tn trunk, remote con
trol rear window curtain, ash trays,
ctgar lighter, dual windshield wipers,
special Jack mounts, electric direc
tion Indicators and bumpers front
and rear. The two body models of
fered are a four-door aedan with
built In trunk, and a four seater.
convertable cabriolet, with built-in
trunk. The aedan model Is extremely
conservative In Its lines, and we
are afraid It would not receive much
recognition here in America, but
the convertable model Is very gocd
looking and can compare very fa
vorably with the average American
car.
the first signs of spring retail deliv
eries showed a sharp upward trend.
"Plymouth retail deliveries for the
week ending March 16 reached a total
of 7.973 units,"' he said. "This was a
gain of B.3 per cent over the previous
week and 13.9 per cent over the same
weeks of 1934. In the first 11 weeks
this year, our dealers sold 69,273 new
Plymouths, an Increase of 65.4 per
cent over the 41.873 units they de
livered at retail during the same
period a year ago."
APPLE EXPORTS OF
STATE INCREASED
PORTLAND, Ore., March 30. (AP)
Portland's lumber and apple exports
for March were well above those for
March, 1934, the merchants' exchange
reported today.
Lumber exports were 19.281.960 feet
valued at $296,473, more than 5.000.
000 feet In excess of last year's March
exports and 3,000.000 more than ex
ports for February of this year.
Apple shipments were 84.537 boxes,
nenrly 20.000 boxes more than in
March, 1934. However, apple ship
ments were less than In February,
which practically closed the apple
shlpptng wa&on.
Wheat shipments remained incon
sequential, only 833 bushels leaving
the port.
General cargo exported during
Mrch was valued at S739.792, com
pared with 91,324.039 during February
and $751,647 during March, 1934.
Kodak Developing and Pritning at
Elliott's, 116 N. Central.
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Ifor anyone who travels around o&'
j country road, very mucn, becauae "
lit doea not show the dirt end mud.
'The upholswry IB a wry beautiful ' 7
Imported Engllih whlp-oord, which -
harmonize, very pleaanigly with the "
I exterior paint Job. Thta particular .
model U fitted with a built-in trunk
iwlth the spare tire mounted at the
.rear outalde of the trunk Instead of . '
inside. This leaves all of the trunk
room for luegsge. We believe this ;
I.-. 4. mi. nf tH. Hsaft InVIn 1QQS 1
Butcks In southern Oregon. ! 5
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According 10 reports wiv iv.o
Is making s decided gain In sal
over laat year. Utile doubt the scoi
omy of the new ear, s point whlca
Dodge has been emphasizing this
year, has attracted the public's at
tention. Among the features whlcn
help to procure this economy era
the sutomatle carburetor heat eon
trol. new high-compression head,
sutomstlc choke, sutomstle vacuum
iipsrk control, snd the new piston
ring et-up. which provides two eon..
presslon rlnirs and two oil control
rings. All these features, siong wiiu
many others, are little doubt re
sponsible for the new and greater
popularity of the 183 Dodge.
Bring in your old goUl 1 pay the
Mp cash olios. 'Government Li
cense.1 Johnson the Jeweler.
When It comes to radios remember.
Trultf, can do tt." Phone 32.
The local Bulck and Pontlac dealer
has a very attractive Bulck on dis
play now. It Is a four-door club
sedan on the model 41 chassis. The
car la a very attractive blege color,
which we think Is a very gcod shade
Life Savings Of
Elderly Woman
Taken By Robber
PORTLAND, Ore., March 0.
(AP) After a brutal attack on a
80-year-old womsn. a young roby'
sr MMrwd with her life savings ij
of 93.800 today.
The robber, about ao years old,
knocked at the door of Mrs. Henry
Albright and represented himself
as a "gas meter man." She told
him she did not use gas. where
upon he forced his way through
the door and felled her with a
blow to the chin.
"Don't hit me again and you
can have It," Mrs. Albright cried
as the young man demanded her
money. He tied her with a rope
clothesline snd searched the house
until he found a bag containing
her savings. She had been afraid
to put the money in a bank, she
ssld.
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has been a Chrysler Airflow.
WHY PAY A HIGH PRICE FOR A REALLY FINE MOTOR CAR when
you can pet a Custom Built Airflow Chrysler at the standard car price of other
manufacturers?
We also have a full line of CHRYSLER AIRSTREAM Sixes nnd Eights
and a complete line of PLYMOUTHS at price, lower than ever.
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