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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAT 31, 3933. TAnU! PT.TTTW ELKS WILL GREET 'AMBASSADORS' AT BANQUETJTONIGHT Caravan Making Trek to National Convention Due Here at 6 P. M. Parade Will Head Drive to Lodge Med ford Elks lodge received tele gram, today from the Elks Good Will tour stating that the two-car unit of the caravan that Is coming through Medford will arrive about 0 o'clock at the corner or Main street and Riv erside, where the Elks band will meet It. A parade will form and progress through the streets to the Elks tem ple, where dinner will be served at 6:30, followed by a program In which the two good-will ambassadors will furnish what promises to be unusual ly good entertainment. Those behind the wheels of the two Chevrolet good will cars, bound for the Grand Lodge convention at Columbus. Ohio, are Richard F. Flood, Jr., and Al Raas mussen, both widely-known radio en tertainers. Boston baked beans and brown bread, beer, salad, coffee, Ice cream and cake are on the menu for the banquet, which will be held In the basement of the Elks temple. The band will be present to lend an "a!r" to the celebration and the lodge members are promised a gala time. The banquet is for Elks and their out-of-town house guests. Chevrolet automobiles. Fisher bod ies, and Goodrich tires are represent ed by the tour, which is composed of many units all speeding toward Col umbus bearing messages of good will lo Elks lodges enroute. Messrs. Flood tnd Rassmussen have been heralded along the way as royal entertainers snd their Medford visit Is being greatly anticipated. Secretary Ernest Scott announced . today that those who attend the pro gram and banquet will be given am ple time to attend also the graduat ing exercises at Senior high school. Cold, Hungry Boy Falls On Stove 8ALT LAKE CITY. May 31. (UP) Sympathetic railroad men took In a oold and hungry transient youth to day during a rain storm. Leaving him In a small shack beside a hot stove, they went to.secure food and help. The youth fell against? the stove and Is fighting for his life in a hospital with severe burns. GOLD HILL TOWNIES DEFEAT CUBS.M TO 0 iiULu niLiL., way ai. (spi.j rne Gold Hill town team yesterday de feated the Gold Hill Cubs, and they didn't win by derault, either. They gathered In one run In the first In ning, and from then on the "no trespasslng" shingle was hung on the home plat, for no further scoring was indulged In by either earn. C. Kelt chucked for the Towntes, while S. Coy twirled for the Cubs. The : Cubs are anxious to arrange lor any games. FOR 1935- to be on schedule, to enjoy every mile of the long route, and to save on gas, oil and maintenance cost' JOSEPH T. FANNING Po.it Grand Exalted Bul-r and Editor and Executive Director of the Elks A Inqazine "fTlHE route and time schedule of i-The Elks Magazine Good Vill Tour this year constitute a most severe test of the automobiles used," says CnEVIlOLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN Comport Chevrolct't low delivered prices and easy G. M. A. C. termi. A General Motors Vatut i n ' "" iniin. 4. A-v.--. r- '-fi- z -rfilr V"" 11 1111 ; ' my' ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET, Inc. Chevrolet Cars and 3o. Riverside i Elks Ambassadors Here This Evening 3S3hC Offlrlnl ambassadors of the Elks lortpe on a transcontlnenat goodwill Joumer, bringing oca. Elks an In vitation to attend the :m grand lodge contention In Columbus. Ohio, will arrive In Merifnvd at fl o'clock tW evening. The anibass.irfors, Al Rasmusen, piloting a Chevrolet standard phaeton, and Hiehanl K. Flood, Jr., driving a Chevrolet Muster de luxe redan, left Sacramento, Cal May 25, and will travel by way of the north western route, reaching Columbus July 1ft. BUTTE FALLS LAO T Lyle Wright. IB, of Butte Falls, was able to leave the Community hospital today after recovering from serious eye and head cuts received In an auto accident at 6:20 last night on the south Pacific highway near the In tersection of Central street. . Wright was a passenger In a south bound car driven by David Chase, also 19, of Delano. Cal., who was taken to the Community hospital for treatment of head and hand cuts. A state police report stated that the auto skidded US feet and crashed broadside Into a telephone pole, af ter apparently going out of control. The car, a Studebaker sedan, was badly damaged. Mark Miller of 41 Ross court was recovering from minor cuts and bruises today received In an auto ac cident at 10 p. m. Wednesday on the Klamath Palls highway near Pine hurst. Miller was returning from & semi-monthly business trip to Klam ath Falls when evidently a radius rod became loose, causing the car to turn aver twice. For Oood Buys In Used'Cnrs see ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. Lot on East 6th St. Tel. 18 "WE CHOSE Joseph T. Fanning. "The cars will travel more than 30,000 miles between May 23 and July 15 circling the nation on a strict schedule and over every type of road and highway. I am highly pleased tliat 1935 Cbcvrolets were chosen, because Chevrolet's well known reliability, ruggedness, and all round performance assure the Good Will Ambassadors freedom from delays. Also highly important is the operating and maintenance economy we will get." Mothtr Trucks Complete Service Genuine Chevrolet Parts H. D. Eym;tor.-C M. Hsird ,umft"f t " '' At rishl! f?PTT 8A. RICHARD F. FLOOD. JR. j.fx LUBRICATION EXPERT WITH TRAVELING LAB AIDING LOCAL FIRMS As a special service to Industrial firms of southern Oregon, a series of Interesting lubrication lectures are blng conducted in this area by Geo. Wallace, lubrication engineer for the Standard Ol! company. Mr. Wallace has been contacting engineers and operators of factories and commercial fleets here In an effort to solve their lubrication problems and to supple ment his talks a condensed labora tory mounted on a truck chassis Is used. In this unique traveling labora tory the effect of using of various grades and qualities of lubricants on bearings Is clearly shown and. by the means of a special neon light. the swirtiy-movmg bearings are brought to an apparent standstill and the action of the oils traced. Other Intricate - equipment which shows through actual operation the loea of efficiency through the employment of Incorrect grades of oils, complete the laboratory. Mr. Wallace, whose headquarters Is in San Francisco, will complete a cir cuit of the coast- as part of the Stan dard Oil company's service to pa trons. Holland Coffee Shop Home-cooked meals. Reasonable prices. Eat chlct en dinner Sunday. 0 Luj Sport 5don Phone 183 Bolts Play Pranks In Salt Lake Storm SALT LAKE CITY. May 31. (UP) Lightning played two pranks In a sudden storm her today. At the home of Ben Beck, the lightning en tered a basement window and blasted furnace pipes apart. At Westminster college, pajama clad student dashed to the roof of their dormitory before dawn and put out a fire caused, by one of the flashes. 4 Ship Steward Near Voyage On Vacation BROOKLYN. N. Y., May 31. (UP) Joseph Allen, chief steward on the steamer Haiti, started laat Monday on his first vacation in three years but almost lost It today when he vis ited the ship again. He became so interested in a tour of inspection that the boat sailed before Allen realized he was being carried to sea. A tug took him off. NEW YORK, May 31 (UP) Alfon so, son of the ex-king of Spain, show ed that he knew the domestic Jargon when he embraced his estranged wife, Edelmlra flampedro, beautiful Cuban commoner, on his arrival here today. "Everything," said the prince of Asturlas, "Is okie-dokie now." Use Mall Tribune want ads. liE an m i hi sdbv- Bmzzx j "THE ELKS MACHINE "Xsj I .'V CHEVROLET JT Sk. . ffiS TSl I Good Will Tour JLcSNlVIP West Coast "Convention-Bound" Cars All Equipped with Goodrich Safety Silvertowns New Kind of Tire Is a Life Saver I THE drivers of the Elks' Good Will Tour Cars can't afford to gamble on tires. They have places to go a tough schedule to meet. That's why they've equipped their "convention -bound" cars with Goodrich Safety Silvertowns. Don't You Take Chancetl Silvertowns are the only tires in the world with the Life-Saver Golden Ply. This amaz MAY lii'a iiiiiiiirfik'iiiiihi iiiilwiiiwiiiiirf ifmiiif Vi,r'--.i"-'-----y-lrn--i'-J----"T"-J-j---1 ' ' LEWIS SUPER SERVICE Complete Automotive Service Wrecker Service We Never Close Eighth nntl Front W. L. Lewis, MgT. Phone 1300 II All IIIMIWI I LEADER A.A.U.P. State Group Has Refused to Be Stampeded Into Hasty Ill-Considered Action Is Pointed Out by Marks ALBANY. Ore., May 31. (AP) Pointing out that the state board of higher education "has consistently refused to be stamped into hasty. Ill considered aotlou" on the question of selecting a chancellor for Oregon's system of higher learning. Wlllard Marks, president of the board, com mented today on the report Wednes day of the American Association of University Professors, criticizing de lay in making the appointment. The A- A. U. P. report had deplored the circumstance that although Chancellor W. J. Kerr has resigned two years ago. his successor had not yet been appointed. Mentioning that he had at first Intended to make no statement with reference to the A. A. U. P. report. President Marks told the Associated Press he would m feature of the committee report "which, I think, in fairness to the state board of higher education, should be clari fied." An fmimrtant Step "The committee seems to feel." he said, "that the board has not acted with sufficient diligence In the se lection of a new chancellor since the resignation of Dr. Kerr. "It will be recognized. I believe, that the selection of a chancellor is a highly important matter, one vi tally affeotlng the whole future of higher education in Oregon. The board felt It important enough to want to survey fully the field of available educators and check thor oughly the ability, personality, exper ience and record of achievement of men under consideration. This tt has been doing without dllatorinesa but prudently and carefully. Naturally lit has taken time. "Furthermore, because of the 30. mill tax limitation proposed at the last election and the possibility that the legislature might feel It neces sary to make diversion of mlllage tax funds the board was not In a posi tion until recently to know its fin andal setup and hence consummate Its search for a chancellor. But in the meantime it has been assembling information so that when the time arrived, that it could act with full knowledge of its resources, it would bs ready to act promptly and Intel ligently. May Not Know Conditions "Perhaps the A. A. U, P. commit tee in making Its reference to the time which has elapsed since the res ignation of Dr. Kerr was not familiar with conditions I have mentioned af fecting the local situation. But In any event the board has taken no ing Goodrich invention resists the terrific heat generated inside the tire by today's high speeds, thereby preventing the great unseen cause of these blow-outs from even getting a start. No Extra Cost! You need the life-saving protection of this tire between your car and the road. Let us put a set of Silvertowns on your car without delay. They cost not a penny more than other standard tires and they'll give you extra months of "trouble-free" mileage in the bargain. USE OUR ORIGINAL BUDGET PAY TO GET THE FAMOUS I more time In selecting a chancellor j than have state institutions In other : nearby states and privately support ed higher educational institutions in I OreRon in selecting new presidents." "The state board of hlcher educa tion," Mr. Marks concluded, "is not only willing but glad to receive at any time and on any question sug gestions, advice of counsel from any organizations, groups or Individuals. It will give to such suggestions earn est, careful consideration and the benefit of Its best Judgment. But it has consistently refused to be stam peded Into hasty, ill-considered ac tion." EUOENS. May 3 1 . ( AP ) Publica tion of the A. A. Y. P. report on higher education In Oregon and ita criticism of Chancellor W. J. Ksrr was not a surprise move, but was announced a month ago In the April Issue of the A. A. U. P. bulletin, which reaches all chapter of the association In the country, officers of the local chapter at the Univer sity of Oregon said today. Beyond this they declined to com ment in any way on the situation or on intimations that future com ment might be forthcoming from the chapter at Oregon State college. Bargain Fine PROVO. Utah. May 31. (UP) Her entire capital was 2.9B and aha had i Just been fined 3 for running a atop i sign. So Mrs. Alice Cox had two ! cents of her fine suspended by an j obliging police Judge. I For Oood Buys in Used Care see ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. Jt in 6th St. Tel. 18. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY loOO-W. Deloo light and water sys tem; remaonable. See Roy Miliar at Dam Oarage, Savage Dam. GOOD USKD CARS 30-Day Written Guamnte Reduced Prices. 1934 Studebakcr 8 sedan, like new; special equipment. Chrysler ti Special sedan, 1930 Dode 6 D. A. sedan. 1929 Cadillac sedan. 1933 Chrysler sport coupe. 1931 Chrysler 6 sport coup. 1931 Chevrolet 5-pssengcr coup. 1930 Chevrolet sedan. 1931 Chevrolet sport coupa. A dozen others from 925 up. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. Lot ou East ttth St. TeL 18. FOR RENT 8 -room, extra nicely fur nished home; hardwood flours, elec tric atove, electric refr iterator, for June. July and August; ft0 month rent. Chaa. R. Ray, Realtor. Med ford Bldg. Phone 303. WHIPPET coupe, oak office doek. roll top; graas rug, 9x12; windmill. Qe L. Trelchler, Central Point. FOR SALE Electric waahlng ma chine. (13.00. 414 S. Riverside. 3 -ROOM, furnished, clean; only. 9 E. Jickon. NOTICE If you want your building white washed. Phone 2A8-W. Wltherov. Also spraying fruit tree. FOR SALE Eureka vacuum cleaner and attachments. Box 3078. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Maytag washer, nearly now; cheap If taken by June eth. Anna Knowlton, Jacksonville. PLAN STATION FOR SALE Hansen ethn baby APT. for rent. 307 No. Ivy. chlcka with hen. 1104 N. Central. -s. -w. TTyZ ; r WANTED Trucking. Jesa Richard- FOR SALE bed. comnlete; a soni central Point. leather rockers. 008 So. Newtown, ... after 6 p. m. for SALE 400 ewe with lambs, and umm?r range at a bargain. Mcd- FOR RENT Small modem furnished ford National Bank. house; Ftmidalre, garage, 321 No. . Holly St. FOR SALE Whtr-e fryers, 30o. 415 Maple Park drive. ROOMS FOR RENT Gentlemen pre- -. ferred. 41fl S. Central. FOR SALE l'-yd. steel dump bed. - ..w ' - 30 Apple St. FOR SALE 158-acTw dairy ranch; SS - -, ,-. ..,, acre bottom land, nearly all un- FOR SALE 4 cowret bird bath, der cultivation; furnished complete li0-3.50; 3 concrete Iswn bench, for farming; good houae and barn; I wheelbarrow. M 00; 4 lawn chairs, 3-acre orchard; 14 milk eows; rur- 41.75. Se at Senior H!g4 School nlng water m houae. 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