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MEDFORD MAIL TRD3UXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. JULY 14. 1935
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RED CROSS EXPERT
WILL CONDUCT CCC
LIFE SAVING IE!
Elmer Holatrom, special life sav
ing representative of the Pacific
Branch Amercan Rd Crow, will
be In charge of the water first aid
and life saving school to be con
ducted In Medford and Ashland
July 32 to 27.
The life saving course will be
given for members of the Medford
CCC district and the 27 Oregon
camps of the Vancouver Barracks
district. Two representatives from
esch company will take the one
week course and will then return
to their camps to conduct similar
courses for the entire enrolled per
sonnel. The school Is a part of the nation
wide life saving program being con
ducted within the Civilian Conser
vation Corps by the American Bed
Cross.
Major Oeorgte R. Owens, com
mander of the Medford CCC dis
trict. hs selected the Twin Plunges
In Ashland, for the morning claws
in swimming and life saving. The
aiternoon will be spent In formal
classwork at the headquarters de
tachment In Medford. The manager
of the Twin Plunges Is turning
over the complete facilities of their
double swimming tank for the army
use In conducting the course.
Mr. Holstrom, Red Cross repre
sentative, Is being sent here from
San Francisco to conduct the school.
He will probably use a number or
local Red Cross volunteers to assist
him In the work.
Picked men from each of the 17
fifth period campa In the MedTord
district and the 37 Oregon camps
from the Vancouver Bnrrarks dis
trict will be here for the school.
It Is contemplated that a big
evening life saving and swimming
demonstration will be staged at the
Twin Plunges at the close of the
course.
OF
h. F. Bhurtlrff wss re-elected
"'president of Medford Townsend club
No. 1, for the next six months in
the regular meeting of the organ
isation held at the lKnlhtj of
Pythias hall last evening. Le F.
Smith was elected vice president,
and Secretary Ethel M. Sowell and
Treasurer Mrs. J. Sowell were re
elected. The new advisory board, In addi
tion to the officers mentioned, who
serve In ex-offtclo capacity, will In
1 elude 8. 8. Shell. Nelson Dunn, H.
L. Orlfftn. Mrs. Mabel Lynch. Mrs.
W. B. Reynolds and H. F. McClel
lan. The Medford club, which wss
organieed In November 1034, ts now
a permanent organisation.
Mrs. McNary Home
With Adopted Babe
PORTLAND, Ore., July 13. AP
Miss Charlotte McNary, not any too
wide awake and frankly pessimistic
about the 7:30 a. m. outlook, arrived
In Oregon today.
In the arms of Mrs. Charles L. Mc
Nary. wife of Oregon's senior United
States senator, Charlotte, eight weeks
old, had the first glimpse of the state
that will be her home.
Mrs. McNary returned to Oregon In
advance of the adjournment of con
gress because of the extreme heat In
the nation's capital. The MrNarya re
cently sdoptcd Charlotte, orphaned at
birth by the death of her mother, an
Intimate friend of Mrs. McNary.
f'eutfitimrliin Dies
NORTH POLK. Calif.. July 13.
(AP) Jeff Davis, credited here with
being 110. died yesterday as he sat
In front of his bark tepee half a
mile from here.
JULY CLEARANCE
OF
USED
18, 19, 20 and
21 inch
Some
As Low As
Buy On Our Original Budget Plan
NO MONEY DOWN
Lewis Super Service Station
8th and Front.
W. L. LEWIS. Mgr.
Expert Fly Caster Will Give
Demonstration Here Monday
1C HASLETT
TO EREE EXHIBIT
If your fly casting la none too deft,
and you think that & peek at a, real
expert In action would Improve your
day's catch, then by ail means be on
the courthouse lawn betwetn U a. m.
and 3 p. m. on Monday. July 15, to
see Roy L. "Doc" Haslett. fly canter
deluxe who will be In Medford then
to aid fishermen with their problems.
The exhibition Is being sponsored
by the Medford Casting club and the
Southern Oregon Sportsmen, Inc.
While here Haslett will demonstrate
the proper use of casting equipment,
the proper way to cast a plug and a
fly, and will give advice on fishing
problems to everyone Interested.
An author of several books and
articles on fishing, "Doc" coined the
phnwte "Fight the fish and not your
tackle." He haa organized casting
clubs all over the country, and in
structed carting organisations at the
University of Southern California,
and U. C. L. A.
Haslett ts employed by four of the
leading tackle manufacturing com
panies In the country to promote In
terest in owning good tackle and In
learn I ng the proper oarn of th n t
tackle once the angler owns It. He
will be glad to Inspect all tackle
brought to him, and advise how to
Improve it, If such advice la neoes
sary. The show Is absolutely free, and Is
actually a school for anglers, and not
merely a casting exhibition. Coming
at almost the same 'time that a Med
ford casting club Is being organized,
the event la considered a happy one
by local enthusiasts.
Mrs. HAslett. who Is accompanying
her husband, ts also an expert with
a hook and line, and will give advice
to the ladles present.
GOVElRfflS
EARLY DECISION
ON OREGON AAA
SALEM, Ore., July 13. (API In a
sate men t 1 turned here late yesterday
Oovernor Martin urged Immediate
action toward appeal to the state
supreme court of the recent d"uinn
of Judge Winters In Multnomah
county, holding the state agricultural
adjustment act Irlvalld.
"The chief Justice acceded to my
request and hna set the hearing on
appeal for July 34." the governor
said. "As distressing as the circum
stances are. It la apparent to everyone
that nothing can be clone In the mat.
ter until the decision of our supreme
court.
"I regret that our law was so draft
ed that It was subject to constitut
ional objeclon which Judge Winters
has evidently found to exist," the
governor continued. "I realize that it
Is necessary in view of Judge Win
ters' decision to have these constitu
tional questions determined by the
supreme court of our state, so that
we may know to what length the leg
islature may go In enacting legisla
tion upon this subject which will be
constitutional.
"Realizing that the harvest season
fa approaching, and recognlrlng the
neresslty of those engaged In the ag
ricultural Industry of the state of
having these legal questions deter
mined, I asked the supreme court,
through Its chief Justice. If the hear
ing of the appeal might not be expe
dited,"
TIRES
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Sponsored by the Medford casting
club and the Southern Oregon Sports
men, Inc. Roy L. "Doc" Haslett, na-
tlonally known fly and bnlt castnig
expert will put on a dry land exhi
bition here Monday between 1 a m.
and 3 p. m., on the court house lawn.
Mrs. Haslett, allao ail expert with
NINE-PASSENGER CAR
That's what a 1935 trunk model Hudson
or Templane Sedan can be if you wish
to use the trunk space like this I There's
room for six in those two wide "Three
Passenger Seats" inside and the pic
ture shows you that there's room for
three more in the trunk.
This new method of proving that
Hud sons and Terraplar.es have the
roomiest trunks in the industry comes
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
ARE ALL
In every inch of Design
in every ounce of Construction
tvJiu
TRUCK qualitr has to be of
n altogether diftcrcnt stamp
than PASSENGER-CAR quality.
Truck users have learned that.
They want rugged stamina for
rigorous service. They want to
know how strong a truck is . .
how dependable in the pinches
. ..whether it can he counted on
to take plenty of punishment.
That's why many manufac
turers are talking
"all-truck" in their
recent advertising
...aiming to saiisly
the demand. Itut
they have just be
gum to claim what
S!rt H ton to TMon ,
Ch.ut pricct, t e. fa. l.ctor
rrora
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WALTER W.
Nh. r.raham. Hilly 17. IstXetle. International Truck.
Sale, and Service.
socixtk
1.. r. ;RiMrs srRVtfK
Minnrv tiiii;
fishing tackle, will assist In the free
exhibition. It was pointed out by W.
P. "Tofftfery Bill" Isaac, president of
thn local casting club, that the event
will bo more of a school for anglers
thnn an exhibition, as Haslett has
areed to answer all questions re
garding the piscatorial art that are
within his knowledge.
from Buffalo, where three attractive
members o( the office staff of the
local Hudson distributor made the
demonstration.
The statement has been made and
proved . . . that there it room for ftvs
Isnte farm milk cans ... or a regular
steamer trunk, in the capacious trunks.
But here's real human proof I
TRUCK
tuui!jU for all I64J1.
Internationals have delivered
for many years: EXTRA capac
ity for taking punishment and
giving value. For more than
twenty years the International
Truck builders have built ONLY
TRUCKS. No automobiles. So
they have had no tempting op
portunity to compromise.
Come in and learn what ALL
TRUCK QUALITY means in
these new stream
lined Internation
als. Or telephone
us for a try-out of
any model on your
own job. Why not
do it now?
ABBEY, INC
m South KHeclde
m ums
si wion. cntru. point
shop, amii vi
Service Station
Men Get Thrills
In Line of Duty
Looking for excitement? Read this.
The good-natured Service Man who
sprints to meet your car and so Rfn
lally looks after your motoring wants,
often bumps Into more thrills per
week than lots of people get In a
year.
"Gas n oil" are only the begin
nings of. the day's work. Life-saving,
blood transfusions, wireless teleg
raphy, restoring lost children and
finding lost children and finding lost
engagement rings ere Just some of
the incidents that dot and crowd
the lives of these, men, according to
records of Standard Oil Company of
California, made up from thousands
of letters of appreciation sent In by
grateful motorists.
Some of these letters are dramatic
In the extreme others tell of the
daily effort of employes to he!p
smooth the paths of the leas fortun
ate and. with a cheery smile or a
helping hand, to make life more llva
ble and every day more enjoyable.
A woman wrote that her daughter
was rescued from drowning In
cloudburst. Another reported the re
covery of her diamond-.studded wrist-
watch. A couple lookinff for a clergy
man to marry them, found a Stand
ard Service Man eajyer to help them.
Another Standard Service Man put
out a fire in a wrecked car and saved
the life of the driver.
Standard Oil executives, however.
are especially proud of the simple
friendly acts of dally contact that
motorists report. From Los Anctles.
for example, came a letter of thinks
from a blind man. dictated to his
daughter, rt appears that he carries
a wnistie and crosses the streets
twice dally at a Standard Service cor
ner. He whistles, the alert Standard
Service Men runs to assist him cross
the street. Twice dally, mind you!
That's human service!
An eighty-one year old man wrote
to say that a Standard Service Man
helps him put on his overcoat every
dayl He lives nearby alone. The years
have left him with a rheumatic back
but an alert and appreciative mind.
Such Instances show clearly thnt
these specially trained men are ac
tuated by the true spirit of service,
and. after all. perhaps that Is the
reason that everywhere In this great
western empire. Standard Service haa
won such high acclaim.
Many Improvements
On New 1935 Dodge
Commercial Cars
Three carloads of Dode and Ply
mouth automobiles and Dodge com
mercial cars will arrive at the Pierce
Allen Motor Co., next week according
to L. C. Taylor, sales manager.
"Spring Green." a new color re
cently added to the Dodge line will
be on display in Medford for the
first time.
The new 1936 Dodge commercial
enrs Included in the shipment will
have the new style cab which 1 of
all steel construction with doors
hinged at the front. The new cabs are
wider, higher and deeper. In adjust
ing the seat the back moves with the
Wards will give you a liberal trade-in allowance for your old tires on the purchase
of new first-quality Riversides . . . this makes Wards regular low prices even LOWERI
CENTER TRACTION SAFETY TREAD
FOR GREATER SKIDDING PROTECTION
Greatest resist
ance to forward as
well as sidewtse
skidding. Proved
to be the best tread
for lightning get
aways and sura
stops on all slip
pery going.
DOUBLE CARCASS INSULATION FOR
3REATER BLOWOUT PROTECTION
Every cord coat,
ed with Latex
(pure liquid rub
ber) and every ply
separated from the
next by a heavy
layer of heat re
sitting rubber.
Tire
Mounting
FREE
im mm
117 SO. CENTRAL
TELEPHONE CS6
FIRESTONE COMPANY APPOINTS
PACIFIC COAST SALES MANAGER
H. D. TOMPKINS WINS HIGH
POST WITH TIRE CONCERN
In one of the major moves In
automotive circles during 1935, R,
J. Cope, President of the Fire
stone Tire & Rubber Company of
Uaiirornia, announced the appoint
ment of Harry D. Tompkins as
Sales Manager for the Eleven
Western States.
Mr. Cope, In commenting on the
popular tire executive's advance
ment, said. "Mr. Tompkins' long
association with our California
Company and Pacific Coast field
organization of districts, stores,
and dealers, qualifies him excep
tionally well to fill this importaut
position In an outstanding man
nor. I am sure his many friends
will be glad to know of his
appointment."
The post of Sales Manager was
left vacant when Leonard K. Fire
stone, third eldest son of H. S.
Firestone, founder and Chairman
ot the Board of the Tire Company
bearing his name, was called East I
to fill an Important position in the
Sales Department at Akron.
Mr. Tompkins started with the
Firestone Company on March 19,
ini9, as a general line salesman.
His exceptional sales ability and
likeable personality soon won him
advancement to more important
posts. On January 1, 1928. he
came to the Pacific Coast as a
special representative of the
Truck Tire Division.
cushion and a tool box la provided
on the floor behind the seat back.
One outstanding feature Is the dod
air space between the all steel roof
and the headlining which insulates
the cab from the, heat of the sun.
Mr. Taylor says. "The new cab ith
Its many Improvement, yet retain
ing the outstanding features of t:ie
former cab. is superior to anything In
its price class.
Mr. Taylor report that Dana Camn-
bell has Just purchased a new Dodge
touring sedan and L. R. Baker and
Mrs. Marie Collins, new Plymouth
DeLuxe sedans.
Sergeant Ellenburg
New Graham Owner
State Police Sergeant William H.
Ellenburg, who purchased a new Gra
ham special six sedan from Walter
W. Abbey, Inc., last week, says that
In pick-up, riding comfort and ease
of operation Graham leads the field,
according to Mr. Abbey.
Lewis Clark of the Madrona D.ury
Also purchased a new Graham sedan
lust week and C. W. Ringer, of the
Snowy Butte Sen-Ice Station, took
delivery of a new Willys sedan.
Walter W, Abbey delivered Interna
tional trucks during the past week to
L. C. Grimes of Central Point. C. H.
Taylor of Central Point and William
Herbert of the Rogue River Produce
Co., Ashland. ;
The L. C. Grimes Service Station In !
Central Point and the Madden Tire 1
Shop In Ashland, associate dealers ;
will represent Walter W. Abbey, Inc., ;
In their communities. I
MONTGOMERY
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H. D. Tompkins
During the past seven years, hi
duties have taken him to almost
every city and village In the
Eleven Western States. He has 0
host of friends In every town and
knowL nearly every Firestone
dealer in the Coast territory per
sonally.
It is expected that Firestone
Sales and Service will continue
to show the same steady Improve
ment under his capable direction
that haa been reflected by Fire
stone leadership in the past.
ROAD FUND RULES
SALEM. Ore., July 13. (AP) Reg
ulations for the expenditure of fed
eral highway funds In Oregon will be
received here not later than Monday.
the federal bureau of roads advised
R. H. Baldock. state highway engi
neer, by telegram today.
Oregon was allotted approximately
$7,000,000 of these funds but con
tracts were held pending receipt of
the regulations.
The Gold
Is There!
Get It
With
Rib-Cone Ball Mills; $220
for 2-4 ton capacity: welpht 850
lbs,; henvlefit piece only 285 lbs.
Requires l'i H.P. and little water.
Otherft up to 250 tonB capacity.
Send for Bulletin No. 300, Riving
details of complet milling equlp
men at low factory prices!
Straub Mfg. Co.
Since 535 Chestnut St.,
inoa Oakland, Cal.
THE NEW
Guarantee Protects You Against Every
thing That Can Happen to a Tire in
Service, Without Limit as to Months or
Mileage!
To mnr Vnnrr ltttlp and rare sbut (h mmv Imprnrd var
and jafftT feature In New RlTtrntoP . . . claim of technical
Mreilnce anrl construction miprtorltv mnr Vatp vou Indtrferrnt
. . . Super-Vttatlfd tread rubber. Latex dipped" cord, and double
cat-raw Intulntlon may be Jti.t oo many words to yon.
But rou can't OVERLOOK the written guarantee tth which Uarrt
back this new Rlrersldet
It protect you acnlnt EVERYTHING that can happen to a ttr In
erxlce: Blowouts. CnM. Bruise. Faulty Brakes, Wheels. Out of Line.
OMIIMnn. Everything , . . and It Is not limited to 1?. 1. H or NY
number of month not limited to 2.V000. sn.onn or any number
of mile.
If a flrst-qualltr Riverside tire should fall for anr ra"n rerrdles
of time run, Montgomery Wird wtll either repair It FREE or replace
It with a new tire rhnrrlnr only for the actual amount of server
received!
ASK ABOUT WARDS
CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN
World News
At a Glance
(By the Associated Press)
WASHINGTON U. 8. Soviet, con
clude year's trade pact.
Roosevelt weea-enda with congrea
and cabinet leaders In Chesapeake
retreat.
Members of both parties urge con
gress adjourn now.
Senators seek source of utility
lobby funds.
Wealth tax plan reaehes bill
drafting stage.
Tugwell allots 91,000,000 for rural
rehabilitation.
Ionietle
TACOMA Mrs. Waley convicted '
on two counts in Weyerhaeuser kid
naping. ST. PAUL Senator Holt sees hold
ing company fight chief 1936 Issue.
TACOMA Five bombings Investi
gated In lumber strike rioting.
Foreljjn
VIENNA Chancellor Schuschnigg
injured, wife killed In auto acci
dent; cabinet tentatively picked on
Starhemberg for post, defective steer
ing gear fouid.
BUCHAREST Little Entente
threatens mobilization If Hapsburgs
return to Austrian throne.
BELFAST Four killed. 6 injured
toll of religious rioting.
PARIS Bastile day demonstrations
feared today.
ROME Italian authorities deny
violating Kellogg peace pact In Eth
iopian dispute.
Mann's Medford
Made
Custom Built
TRUCK
BODIES
are
WELL BUILT
and DURABLE!
That is only one reason why
many of the first owners are
ordering more of these
made-to-order bodies for new
truck units.
AUTO SERVICE
KI. MANN B. R. ADAMS
Kin N. Riverside Phone 83.VM
MifcttHi shrill
WARD