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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. MAY 26. 1935 C. LAKE OPENING 10 TRAVEL SOON Impntlfnt TucatloninU Ji" only to wait a little more than two morp werks balore Crater IJ1 national park will be open to travel, accord ing to the Oregon State Motor aMWlatlon, which haa been rerelvlliK lnqulrlea regarding the lako lor the last two months. Snow will be cleared from the road to the rim by June 16. It waa announced. At that tlnle Crater Lake lodge, cafeteria and store will be In operation, ready to take care of the many vIMtnra expected Housekeeping cablna will be avail able aa aoon aa anow conditions permit. The aouth and went entrances leading from Klamath. Palla and Medford, will be cleared of anow by about May 28. permitting motor travel aa far a park headquarters, three mllea from the rim. Stage aervlce to Medford and Klamath Palla la expected to he re sumed ahortly after opening of the ntlre road. The postofflce la sched uled to open July 1. The rim road, around the lake for a distance of n win nm. hp onen before July IS. and possibly not until npar the end of the montn, ine association pointed out. Boat for fishing trips and ex cliralons will be ready for use about July 1. the date .apt for opening of the trial from lake rim to the water. Although the park area waa bur led In exceptionally heavy snows last winter, the recent mild weather has shown Its effect, reducing the 13-foot fall at Government Camp to alt feet, and a 10-foot fall at Annie Sprlnga. Junction of the nouth and west entrances, to less than four feet. Continued mild weather probably will make It possible to camp at Annie Sprlnga campground In three weeks or less. Large Increase Of New Graham Sales During the flrnt quarter of tht current year the anlea of Graham au tomobiles increased 53 per rent over the corrcunondlnfj period liwt ye ir. according to Walter W. Abbey. locil Orahiim dealer. During the pnAt we--k Mr. Abbey report the wiles of 2 On hams In this district. The new enrs were delivered tn Joe Pciplsal. nednn and H. M. Mercer, RtHtidnrd lx de luxe acdan. Walter W. Abbey bIho reports the alee of a new Willy deluxe aednn to Frank Chlldera and a new Interna tional truck to J. W. Rouen of Ah land. The Hen t.let I-'imhI M ARHMPIKIjD, Ore.. May 'Jit . (AP) Free food was the order 01 the day here this week for everyone with baakets. burketa and barrels. The opportunity to beat the well known H.C.L. came when an out going tide left thousand of can dle fifth, eousln to the unrrltne. In rrevlee around the ptera of the new Coos Bay bridge. TOimiG S EDA IS' ovt Si Hlg MrrtrmaHe Hnikr Alnmlnom FIaaH fllgh CotnprewloD Outboard Springs Wstar all around ftill Imglh of each oylliulrr rVaferr Glaaa arlons I nggage Compartment GRAHAM TT tlnM Six m tmftmrw 1 LPH ' V ""-" T4f TOUT WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc. 123 SO. RIVERSIDE uolo tiuuouw vAfo run c& V s i, i i irt ihiaiii p ft The palm for consistency (joes to Dr. W. H. Morns of Glen Cove. New York. Ho has been driving Hudson built cars lor twenty-three years. What i more ha has a totem Dole 12 leet EAST NOW ATTEND CL CAMP WTMKR, May 28. With the addition of IA officers temporarily Attached for instruction In CCC Med ford district practice, Wimer Is tak ing on the appenrance of an officer training achool. TJhe regular ataff of offlcera for the camp include five men. Claaaea held dally are lined to acquaint the new officers with rec ords, property dlatrlbutlon, organi zation and audi other problems of administration as they will later meet when they are given permanent bil lets. Only one of the new men. Captain W. S. Akera. la from ninth corps arei The rest are from the second, fifth and alxth corps areas In the mtdweat and eastern part of the United States Thev ere Captains W. W. Williams R. R. Oobcll. and E. H. Gates; 1st Lieutenant H. a. lf.thermiin. P. B Mlddleton; W. J. Buholtz. and L. A. Hoch; 2nd Lieutenants C. A. Raney.. J. E. Leary, C. Huffman. E. Harper A. a. Oulllkson, B. A. Good, and R 8 Woifsohn. Owing to the expansion of the CCC orcnnl7itlon, a large number of new man have been called Into service an officers. Many of them are unac quainted with CCC work. Hence It Is nocensnry to give them a short, thor ough course of training before send ing them out to take charge of the new camps. Plimea VUII AMorla ASTORIA. Ore.. Miiy 25. ( AP) The destroyer Ynrnell and rleven larce nnvnl senplnne.o. entered the Columbia river today. They were to renin In over Sunday. The planes nllnhted at the Tongue Point naval bn.se site, a mile east of Astoria. Homo portrait of family eroupt and children at Special Prices ShniiRle Studio Phone 1308 WITH ! ! I rXr BRAKES erw ora (A Touring .Won Prie. Chmek, camparm pror fo yourf that Graham ofimr thm mt$t $pctacular valm of all 1 H-4m 4.4mt OntbsM Hit Tearin a4aa 9AHJI ftl3H Xmwt l4rs irll 4 r - AflS CAS Nk 1wmm Prtmma) ( r I S 91 H .est Uwpm Pri i mr no ens Sot equipped ttilh Hydraulic Brahms - 1 tr U EVA w:dft t. ,v--;tf 'i. high, made ol the license plates which he has bought over a score of years. Tne lowest prate carries me date 01 1912. The top plate has a 1034 date and the 1935 plates are on bis car. DIAMOND LAKE CO. George Howard, general manager of the Diamond Lake Improvement Co.. who purchased his first Dodge in 1917. took delivery of a Dodge com mercial exprewi last week, according to W. W. Allen and L, C. Taylor or the Pierce Allen Motor Co., local Dodge and Plymouth dealers. The 1017 model I still giving good serv Ice. The new Dodge makes three noa being used In the operation of the popular mountain resort. Mr. Howard says: "The mechanical advantages of the new Dodges make them an even greater value than ever before." Mr. Taylor says: "Dodge is engin eered from one end to the other to cut delivery costs lower than wa ever possible before! Dode Is design ed to cover more ground, rea-h more customers, at an astonishingly lower cost per delivery! These are not men claims, either. Dcdge has built fea ture after feature Into these Com mercial cars that will cut gaa. oil and tire costA, reduce upkeep expenee. lengthen motor, chassis and body life, give maximum service at lowest cost "Take three such outstanding ad vantages aa valve seat Inserts. Float ing Power engine mountings and hy draulic brakes. During the life of the equipment, these features rflone can save 100 and more! They will save gaa and tires every mile th; equipment Is driven. Floating Power engine mountings will smother de structive engine vibration and add extra thousands of miles to the ll.'a of both engine and body." Pen diet on Pioneer rasseg PENDLETON, Ore., May 2ft. (API Mrs. lye Moorhouse. pioneer resi dent of Pendleton, died following a lingering illness here today. Mrs. Moorhouse. who was born In Iowa In Iflftfl, was elected to the presi dency of the Oregon women's fed eration three times. Her husband, Mnjor Pnrk Moorhouse. Umatilla pio neer and former Indian agent, died m wan. pratiire Control Chslo Timing Drrra . RnhhdT Cnfthlnnewf Spring Sharklm . Ruhhrr InnaUtrd Ikxljr Joint, Airplane Type ShodL AnMrber-2way Ulred Acting CtlAHAM RIGIIT Wafla mimr'ti Klhtrr anarw - n.orNrdaa Ilatak TH0NE 303 PACIFIC FUND AL AIRED AT EUGENE The executive committee of the Pa cific Highway association, composed i of the president and secretary and a .representative from each of the 12 counties along the highway from Portland to the California line, met In nos?burg Friday for a general dis cussion of road matters pertaining principally to the coming allocation of the $ft.300.000 government appro priation for roads and grade crossings ;n Oregon this year. Gordon MacCracken of Ashland, snrretnry of the association, and S. 8. Smith, member of the roads and high way committee of the chamber of commerce, appointed to the executive committee by judge Earl B. Day, at tended the meeting. It was the unanimous opinion of the committee, as It has been at the general meetings of the association for the past two or three years, that the rebuilding of the road over the Sisklyous is the first and most im portant work to be done on the Pa cific highway. The highway commis sion Is very favorable to this project and will allot all the funds possible for the work, according to the gov ernment regulations for the expendi ture of these funds. Figures prepared by this a.saoclatlon show that the territory served by the Pari fie: highway In Oregon represents 70.35 per cent of the population. 62', per cent of the tax valuation, and that. 73 per cent of the non-resident enrs registered In the state last year were registered In cities along this highway. RELEASE HIT E Thomas J. Enrlght, attorney, serv ing DO days In the county Jail for conviction of driving an auto while Intoxicated, was released late Friday afternoon upon payment of the $100 fine. Enrlght served hie full time, with 12 days off for good behavior. :'he total time served by him was 78 days. Undergarments that fit at Ethelwynn B. Hoffmann's "KICKERNICK" Use Mall Tribune want ads. , . 6 1 " : 1 9 SEiSS-fii Bit ' iJAJt&aCSii&S ft 1 W: f3PiiZWS f-M a ESI GEORGE HOWARD General Manager Diamond Lake Resort "Gem of the Cascades and Fisherman's Paradise" Chooses an Economical New POD GE For Quick and Dependable Service Priced With the Very Lowest Dodje Commercial Cars Have 18 Definite High Priced Features That's Why So Many of the Best Known Businejs firms Are Turning to D0D0E PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodi and Plymouth. The AUTO WAY- By Cyril Sander The Na.sh Motor company has Just Introduced a, new car to America, ft Is known as the Nash "400." and hM many new features never before found on a Nash car. It Is a medium sized car at a moderate price. The wheel base la 117 Inches, while the treads are S3 and 60 inches which axe quite wide for a car of this wheel base, rt also has an extra large. 64 Inch front seat. Some of the other "features are the very long rear springs, end the double acting shock absorbers front and rear. We also gt quit a surprise when we were told that the car had an all ateel top and body. In this type of body one is completely surrounded by steel atee! body, steel floor, and steel top. Th;s new car Is alao equipped with super hydraulic brakes which is something new for Nash. Among the two or three very new body features Is In cluded the hood opening which we believe Is exceptionally novel. In the first place If you wish to put in either water or oil. all you have to do is lift the radiator ornament and there you have both the water tank and oil pine. We believe this la a good Idea because It does away with the neces sity of opening the hood and foolln? with greasy pipes when you wish to replenish your oil supply I However, most exceptional was the regular hood opening where you can get to the entire engine If you wish. To do this you undo a latch on either side of the hood, and then undo two bolt In the front at the base of the radi ator shell, you lift both the top and sides. Of course, this leaves the en gine entirely free from the surround ing body. whlh makes it easier to work on. While we are speaking about the engine we might also mention the fact that this new Nash engine is not Just the conventional type, but Is considerably different. The main difference being that all of the wires. tubes, and gadgets one usually finds on the exterior of the ordinary c&r engines are now concealed In the block itself. The really odd thing About the rear end la that there is a protruding trunk Just aa la fourd on most touring sedans, but the whole trunk opens up. This makrs the storing of luggage very conveni ent. . Notice is hereby given that I wMl ot be responsible for any debts In curred by anyone other than myself C. E. KNUTZEN. 112 So. Riverside. PASS MAN E PARADE, SUDDENLY L Harry Traxler. 50, member of the drill team of the Grants Pass Eagles' lodge, dropped dead on Main street about 8:20 p. m. Friday whh stand ing In line Just after a parade through the city had been completed. Death was caused by cerebral hemorrhage County Coroner Frank Perl reported, after a physician's examination of the body. The sudden death caused Immedi ate cancellation of the rest of the evening's celebration, which was be ing staged to publicize the Eagles' state convention at Grants Pass on the Fourth of July. "Every member of Crater Lake aerie regrets deeply the passing of Brother Traxler of Grants Pass, especially in view of the fact that he had come to Medford to help make our meeting success. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to his relatives and to his fellow members of the Grants Pass aerie." A. H, Banwell, president, stat ed yesterday In behalf of the lodge. Traxler, who was playing cornet in the band at the time of his death. was a watchmaker by trade, and leaves a father in Grants Pass and a brother in Boston, Mass. Funeral services will be conducted at Grants Pass this (Sunday) after noon at 2:30 o'clock. All Medford members of the Eagles with as much transportation bb possible are re quested to meet at the Eagles' hall at 12 noon to attend the funeral. It is expected every member of the drill team will go. The local members will not attend the convention today at Ashland but after the funeral they will attend a dinner at Ashland at 6 o'clock. TOO LATE XO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Poultry mttm4,,'"l-ineli mesh remnants less than 10c eah while available. Volney Dixon. 124 No. Riverside. "Nat" Bldg. SACRIFICE My equity in 1934 BUiCit sedan. Phone 1031-L. ATeToTION MAGIC FANS Am nere for a short time only, and with my long experience as a magi cian and entertainer. It enables me to handle all styles of entertain ment. Clubs and parties a special ty. Magic lessons given. Herman. 410 So. Newtown. FOR SALE OR TRADE "27 Dode truck. Cheap. Easy terms. Call 172 evenings. FOR SALE 5 acre home, all kinds of berries and nut trees. Free irriga tion system. For Information write Box 177, Jacksonville, Ore. Phone 150 FOR RENT 6 room u nf urn ishtd house. 231 So. Holly. Call J. S. Erleltson. FOR 8 ALE 74 acre ranch, free Ir rigation. 6 room modern house, 12 cows and some young stock, horss and farm machinery. 75 hens, in come over S90 00 per month now. family orchard and berries. $8500 00 with "2500.00 cash and very easy terms on balance. SOUTHERN OREOON REALTY CO 44 No. Riverside TRADES 20 acres, cloae In. 1500 young: pear trees, irrigated, improv ed. Good soli. Trade for Medfoid or Aahland house. Alao fine im proved fi are tract, close in. mod em, all In clover and alfalfa, trade for good Medford residence. AIo 9 acre tract, Improved, close to river, beautiful place for home. Trade f.r Medford house. Homeaoekers Ex change, 403 E. Main. Medford. Ore. 32 acres, main hvry., 16 cultivated and irrigated, deep soil. 5 alfalfa timber. 2 spring. 8 room house, lare barn, double garaae. chicken house, fenced. Prtce $2500. Terms: MOO down then 100 yearly at 47 for 10 years. Homeseekers Ex change, 402 Eaat Main. W A NTED Experienced g i rl or Wu man for general hou.sework. Refer ences required. Phone 1592. FAMILY want ride to Portland. Pav well. References. Box 2883. Mali Tribune. WILL pay cash for light usd car Must be In good condition. Mayn ard Wllaon. Phoenix. Ore. FOR RENT $12.50 Ftirnished apart ment, a rooms, newiy aecorated. re. frigerator, Maytag washer, garage 1 bath, electrically heated hot water Must be seen to be appreciated 915 W. 10th St. FOR RENT $30.00 4-room down- I stairs furnished apartment. Newly decorated, rncludcs: overstuffed furniture, Heatrola. rugs, electric range. Maytag washer, electric re- 1 frigerator. garace. bie kitchen with ; lota of bntlt-ina. Nice lawn and lota of shade. House newly pointed. If you want something worth while this is It. 915 W. 10th St. FOR RENT 212 Valley View Drive. seven room unfurnished home, lovely view, attractive yard flow ers and shade trees, basement and furnace. Charles R. Rav Realtor Medford Bldg. Phone 302. WE HAVE cash buyers for citv prop erties priced right. Also 5 "and 10 acre improved tracts with halt cash. MEDFORD TRADING CO 21 So. Riverside. Phone 103 Prepare For The Holiday Trip NO BIOKEY DOWIf Everything for Your Car TIRES, BATTERIES, CAR RADIOS and AUTO SUPPLIES BRAKES RECONDITION and OVERHAULED CORRECT YOUR BRAKE TROUBLE ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN BUY THE FAMOUS Goodrich Safety ft'MwWu:'W MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Now you can get the Goodrich Tires or a Battery that you need and pay on convenient long or short terms. .lust make your selection, show us your license identifica tionand tell ushowyoucan pay. Our liberal plan fits the needs of everyone! C DOWN WEEKLY No Red Tape No Delays Immediate Service ask or Budget Dept. iniv When we say your credit is good, we mean it. Just come in and let us explain this new sysem. We do no investi gating. Contracts are carried by this store. Lewis Super Service Static Complete Automotive Service Wrecker Service We Neve! CIofh Eighth and Front. W. L. LEWIS, atjt. ph,e FORD V-8 De Luxe Sodan. many ex tras. .See th one for only $395 00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.. INC Dodtie and Plymouth FOR SALE Several choice city anj suburban homes, ranches, buildinu lots. Beautiful furnished home on Roiiie river. Gok1 fiaMng. Terms n suit purchaser. Bet buy. In South ern Oregon. If it's real estate you want, I hnve It. ROBERTS REALTOR 720 W. Second FOR SALE Convalescent Ilame. far ing park and Llthia wnter. Afhlanri. Ore. Ijrce building, annex, and ten cabins, all furnished and equlo pvl. Lare. beautiful grounds. Land for further development. Cablna. rooms and apartments rent year around. Could rent mnny more Price for pverythltjg $12,000.00. One-third cjLsh balance easy terms low interest. You Employ LOCAL LABOR when yon buy Mann's Medford Made Custom Built BODIES And at the Mine (line yon onve money been use Mann-Built nisi less Ymi mnnnl realize (he con venient e nf n fiictom hiillt hndy until ou nue a trial. '5 AUTO SERVICE i:n mnn n. e. adamr 1711 S. Riverside. Phone 83VM Bfiartfr"Ha' -ftitft tt' WaafifjaataW MLBIm VUaaiA BUDGET mem & mm mm
