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f PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGOX. SUNDAY. .TUNE 30. 1935 TVasi Divorces Ancient Engineering I i .", - - " m Vis ,eS- if. Reno, Nev. The Washoe County Court House, where probably more divorce have boon (tecuroH than anywhere else in the world, waa the scene of an interrstinK trial recently whn a new Nash 400 ' hied suit for divorce from "Ancient Engineering", represented by a horseless vohifle of 1900 vintage. Grounds were incompatibility and introduced as evidence for the Nash were the new Monitor-Sealed motor, first all-steel body with seamless steel top and the "rapid service door" that eliminate? hood-lifting at gas stations. The judge said; "Divorce granted!" Tires Should Be Checked Prior to Vacation Outing Automobiles, and especially tire. hould be checked over before the ear owner starts on en extended Fourth of July trip. In the opinion of O. C. Furnas, proprietor of Med ford Service Station, IocaI dealer for The Goodyear Tire Rubber oom pany. "If the car and tires haven't been checked over since the start of the rummer driving season, the wise mo torist will see that this Important matter Is attended to before starting on a holiday tour." Mr. Furnas de clared. "Tires especially should be checked over, tf they haven't had this attention since last summer Smooth worn tires are likely to fiive the motorist trouble at a time when he la all sot to enjoy himself. "Heat la a natural enemy of tire life, and the hot roads of summer time will help cause an old tire to CO bad about aa quickly as any other means. Also, on a rainy day, When pavements are slippery, the danger of skids Is Increased Immeasurably with old tires. New tires relieve the mo torist from any worry or bother with tire trouble, snd (tlve him trouble free miles over the holiday. "Ooodyear Q-3 tires, that are In the public eye a great deal Just now as a result of the Investigations on tire mileage conducted by Joseph A. Faurot. noted detective, have proved especially popular by reason of their long-wesrlng qualities. Persons com ing In to have their tires checked up , at our station have seen these tires i end put them on In place of "smooth ies In order that their summer driv ing might be absolutely without wor ry." Mr, Furnas concluded. STANDARD ENTERS CANADIAN FIELD GIVEN CREDIT, NEW PALMER, Alaska. June 39. (AP) A "house cleaning" for the Mnta nuska colonteatton project, the flrit tep complete reorganisation of the commissary, waa In full awing today as Eugene Carr. federal relief ad ministration "trouble shooter." took over full authority and things began to hum. The reorganisation of the commis sary, started by Irwin, was under way wun ens manager removed and a number of colonlut checking over the accounts. Already prices on numer ous articles have been cut and the giving of sales sllpa on merchsndlse has been Introduced. The six dlsRStlRfled families who have decided to return to the states were selling their things todity to straighten out their bills. They will start the ftrst of the week. Other families have said they would also Join them. One of the colonists commentel that "things In the commiwaty must be straightened out Immediately, even If a double force must be put to work for a while, it's no sen a in run ning a busloe&s aa this hsa been run." Boms faratlle have run large bill, one large family having a but of more than 200 in less than two months. Other colonuta report having been charged for Items they never bought. WALTER W ABBEY, INC., REPORTS SIX SALES Joe Duly, or Walter W. Abbey Inc . reports Hie hairs of two pRKvwet car and four trucks during the past weeh. A. W. fltrvens purchased a new La Fayette sedan and Ron De Vore. a new 1038 N5h "400" 0-paNienger Vic torm. The new International trucks were delivered to: William Ludwlg, a-t.m; Cs5ebler and Campbell. 2-ton. Siski you school district No. 3d. school bm, and H. C. Leaver ton, a pick-up. VANCOUVER. B. 0., June 30 Rec ognition of the Increasing Importance of Western Canada as a consumer of petroleum product! as well as evi dence that the clouds of depression are generally clearing, was seen by business leaders here today In the announcement of the formation of a new company, the Standard OH Com pany of British Columbia. Ltd.. to serve British Columbia motorists and Industry. The announcement waa made coin cident with ground breaking cere monlea for a new Standard refinery In the Municipality of Burnaby, which were presided over by Mayir MoQee and S. E. Nord, general man ager of the company. Nord In a short address, declared that between 7.10. 000 snd 11,000.000 will be required complete the company's Initial program, which Includes the refinery Itself, new service station units, a series of stations operated by author ized distributors, snd facilities for serving the public through other dealers. Present operations will Include , Vancouver, Victoria; New Westminster i and Nanalmo. Five new service sta tion are already under construction snd a consldersble number of denWa snd distributors have been arranged for. The new Standard refinery occupies a fifty-five acre site with a new four- hundred foot wharf extending Into nurrara inlet, where oil tankers will discharge cargo, ft Is achednled to be completed about December 1st and will provide the company with full modern facilities for the refining of gssollns and other petroleum pro ducts. All material for the refinery U be ing purchosrd In British Columbia and all work Is being done by British Columbia contractor and concerns With the exception of a few trained executives, all of the service ststlon employees and the workers In the company's main offices in the Ma rine building will also be British Columbians. Three gasolines will be produced and sold. SUndsrd Gasoline "Unsur passed." Standard Ethyl Oaloalne and Red Crown Gasoline. In addition, the compsny will market Zerolene motor oils and greasea. Moblloll. Standard Penn motor oil. snd a full line of Cslol Brand dlesel, marine and In dustrial oils. Service stations snd dealers will aell Standard Oil flv spray, cleaning fluid snd other sne- cialties. Standard Stations, Ltd., nd their autthorlwd distributors will also market Atlas tires and batteries I Oil stocks used at the refinery will be selected Csllfornla Valley crudes of high natural anti-knock rating, and until the refinery la completed, gssoline from these cnidea will be ; temporarily Imported 1935 Studebakers Purchased Lately By Valley People ' The beautifully streamlined 1935 Studebaker automobiles with their steel -reinforced -by-steel body and roof panels, compound . hydraulic brakes, automatic ride control and the brilliantly flexible, amazingly eco nomical engines, are winning new friends every day. according to B. L. Sanderson of the Sanderson Motor Co., local Studebaker dealer. Mr. Sanderson reports that among the recent Studebaker purchasers are Dr. R. W. Clancy, Dictator coupe; Tom Harvey, Dictator sedan; Frank New ton, principal of the Howard school. Dictator sedan; Clarence Cartwrlght. Studebaker truck, and Mrs. W. . Vir gin, Dictator sedan. COUNTY GETS BEER. TAX PAYMENTS ON: PER CAPITA RATE SALEM, Ore., June 20. AP) Cities and counties wu: rflcelve privilege tax returns under the 1035 liquor law at the rate of 2 cents per capita, It was announced by the secretary of state today. The returns are for the current year up to the end of June. A total of 57.043 barrels of beer has been sold since the new act became effective raising the tax to $1.30 a barrel, Of this sum eltlea snd coun ties receive 30 centa per barrel or a total of $19,473. Under the act, passed by the 1035 legislature, the privilege tax alno In cludes 10 per cent of the revenue from wines and other alcoholic bev erage outside hard liquors. The to tal tax collected for wines waa 21. 803. It was simultaneously announced that Incorporated cities of the stste must file certified copies of their charters with the supreme court in order to ascertnln what political sub divisions would receive the liquor returns. E. N. Ollllngham. state law libra rian, pointed out that not only char ters of cities must be tiled but sit amendments be made available to the courts. The state treasurer today disbursed the first or the funds received under the privilege tax. DEISEL CAR GOES isn Columbia. Ltd . la an affiliate of standard Oil Company of California OMAHA. June 39 (API C- L Cummins, builder of the Diesel auto, making a leisurely attempt to crow The Standard Oil Company of B;U- j tMp "tlon on R worth of fuel, today nnmcrt tncyenne as nia riext objec tive. He arrived here last night, boasting the 520 mile trip from Chicago was made for PR cents. "We're ;l 10 out of N"v York."ntd Cummins, who was accompanied ot Fred Dueaeiiherg. "We burned 14 gallons of distillate to average 50 miles an hour from New l ire noat ASTORIA. June 39 (APi Cap tain Mrs RJetiand and three men or the Point Adams coast guard station at Hammond will leave tomorrow lor Baltimore, where they will receive the new motor life boat altoted to the Columbia River station. Chicago." To Comply With The New Financial Responsibility Law Effective July 1, 1935 ho so tit a satin In rmt with the fanners titomnhie Inter ItiMirnnce rArhiitiKf. Our present rates on low pnrefl cars Ion!, t heirolet-.. IMwiinullis. rU. I'uhllr .l:Ull1ti and TmpeiU lMin.i(e: first st month', human re In advance l?.i(t Earn i months thereafter 7.";o Other cm erase correspond! ntt? low. I.egnl reserte rnnipum. rate fixed, not tie.ineiits. .No I. Initiation as to ilrter. roiilliinoii polio. H. B. DUNCAN. District Manner runners Automnbllr tnter-lustininre rrhsns Liberty Rldg., Meilford lelrphmir ins Ward's Stage a Big 4th of July, Xle Event! 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