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MEPFOHD IVKTL TRTBUfE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, NOYEIBER 17, 1935.
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IN BUICK SALES
Studebaker Dictator of 1936
Domestic reUll deliveries of the
Bilk Motor company durlns October
totaled U.I64 ara, the largest month's
bualness In mora than five years and
the best October volume alncfl 1829.
according to R. A. Skinner a! Skin
ner's Oarage, local Bulck dealer.
The figure compare with 6.373
units aold at retail during Oitober
laat year, a gain of 7.791 eara or more
than 123 per cent. "Steadily Increased
TOlume characterized the month'a
biialneaa." Mr. Skinner aald. "with
aunatantlal gelm reported In each 10
day period." "Sales during the laat
10 dava of October were 5,629. " he
aald. 'a (rain of 1.263 cara over the pre
Tloua 10 d.y and up 1,461 over the
firat 10 daya of the month."
The volume for the final 10-dy
period compared with aales of 3.378 in
the last 10 daya of October last year,
an Increase of 3.351 unit or 66.6 pe
cent.
"The at ron retail demand for the
new Bulck cars ha necessitated re
peated Increase In production sched
ules at the factory." Mr. Skinner
aald. "with the result that the Bulck
plant are operating at t" hlghnat
levels alnce 1929." An average of BOO
tare a, day are being produced for do
mestic and export ahlpmenta. the
bull of this production going to deal
ers In the United States.
"An overwhelming demand has re
sulted In an unfilled order blank at
the factory of more than 30,000 cars.
Theee represent dealers' requirements
for Immediate shipment end are be
ing filled es rapidly as the cara are
built."
PIGS ARE USED BY
JO ROOT TRUFFLES
AVIOKON, rrance. (HP) JMge
my be pigs In other parts of the
world, but they are kinga in the
province of VnKluae. Intelligent ones
re prized for their ability to find
truffles, and In the lute fall and win
ter every peasant takes his pet hog
to the woodlanda to hunt these sub
terranean fungi.
Whenever s pig roots out a truffle,
It demands a reward, such as few
soorns, a piece of oheeae or even a
small truffle, and If none Is forth
coming, it loses Interest In the game
rid refuses to dig. Hogs detect truf
fles through the sense of amell. then
root them out with a metal-tipped
murxle. The muntle aervej a double
purpose: It la useful In the diguing,
for truffles often grow to a depth of
foot, and then It prevents the pig's
sting them the moment they are
looted out.
Varying In alas from a walnut to
an orange, truffles ere used In pate
de fole gras, sauces, garnlshlnga and
turkey stuffing.
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The famous Studebaker Dictator In its 1936 edition Is the finest low priced automobile ever produced by the
famous old manufacturer. It ia powered with an entirely new 90 horsepower engine giving greater per
formanc. than any car to bear the Dictator name. It is endowed with an exterior beauty auguring for
quick acceptance, and interior refinement and comfort never before found in Studebaker's lowest priced
automobile.
TRITON BIRTHDAY
November 23 will murk the first
anniversary or Union OH company's
introduction of Its propane-solvent
processed motor oil. Triton, to Pac
ific coast motorists. In a year's time
it has enjoyed one of the most phe
nomenal successes of any new pet
roleum product In the west, accord
ing to statements of Impartial mar
keters. At the present time more than 11,
000 resellers in Pacific coast states
and Canada are selling Triton in
competition with long established
premium oils. This is some 3,500 to
4 .000 more dealers than have ever
previously handled, a Union OH com
pany product.
Petroleum refiners regard the de
velopment of the pro pane -sol vent
process by Union's research engineers
as one of the most outstanding con
tributions to the Industry In the
past quarter century. By this process
It Is possible to produce a 100 per
cent pure paraffin-base motor oil
from any crude, regardless of
source. Pacific coast observers see In
this the eventual freeing of the west
ern motor oil market from the dom
ination of the eastern refiners.
In the development of propane
solvent process the research chem
ists discovered that all lubricating
oil stock contain identical chemical
elements In varying proportions
and that it Is possible to isolate
these elements and recover them In
pure form. This, It is pointed out,
makes It possible to produce any type
of lubricant desired from any crude.
To produce a pure parrafln-base oil
commercially, of course, the original
crude must contain a high percent
age of the desirable parrafln-base
materials,-such as Is found In the
wax-bee ring crudes produced In
Santa Fe Springs and Kettleman
Hills:
GILBERT MOTY MAKING
GOOD AT NOTRE DAME
Gilbert Moty of Medford is among
148 honor students now attending
the University of Notre Dame whose
scholastic average has been above 90
since entering college. Moty. a senior
in the College of Science. Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. . K, M. Moty.
In addition to his academic work,
he has been prominent in various
Its 'club activities.
TALENT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Word has been received from Bend
cf the serious injury of several
Talent residents In an auto smashup
16 miles south of Bend on Novem
ber ff. Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Wler and
family, and a neighbor, Mrs. Cecil
O'Connor, were returning to Tal;i;
from Yakima, where they had been
working In the fruit harvest, when
their car skidded and left the road,
turning completely over and crash
ing Into a stump.
' Mrs. Wier and children. Russell. 17,
Alma Phyllis, 11. Imogcne. 9, and
baby, Dolores, aged IS months es
caped with shock and severe bruises,
while Mr. Wier sustained bruises and
strained ligaments In his right arm;
Alburts. 14, a mangled tendon in
hts rlghi arm, which may cause
loss of the use of his hand, and Mrs.
O'Connor a badly bruised right hip
and side and fracture of the right
shoulder.
Phone 543. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary 8ervloa.
Nash Offers 620
Cash Prizes For
Naming Motor
Ten thousand dollars for the nam
to be used by the Nash Motor com
pany for the monitor type sealed mo
tor In the 1938 Nash "400" serte d
luxe models.
That Is the priw offer announced,
by Walter W. Abbey. Inc., loeal dis
tributor for the line.
The prize award. Abbey said. Is di
vided Into 620 cah prlsea, ranging
from the $2500 cash first prise tt
450 prizes of $5 each In the lover
bracket of awards.
The contest is open to all residents
of the United States and Canada, ex
cept employes of the Nash Motor com
pany and Its allies. The contest will
close at midnight December 31, and
all entries must be postmarked prior
to that time.
" Entry is made by getting a contest
blank from Walter W. Abbey. Inc., lo
cated at 123 South Riverside. . The
blanks contain space for the name
and the required 25-word statement
giving reasons for selection of the
name.
All entries are to be mailed direct
to the Nash Moto? company, depart-,
ment C-400. Kenosha, Wis.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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TO
BOWLINO OREEN.O.. Nov. 16
(AP) Governor Clyde Tingley of New
Mexico says most of the credit for
the high standard of conditions in
Kansas does not belong to Governor
A If Langdon.
"I wish to pay my respects to Gov
ernor Landon of Kansas, who has
been taking so murh cerdtt for the
budget of his state." Tingley told the
Young Democrat club laat night.
"Three laws wereput on the books by
the legislature which brought the
state's present health condition about.
"Two of those were placed there
by his predecessor. Governor Wood
ring, while he gave the state the
third. He deserves little credit be
cause his Democratic predecessor was
responsible for the budget and tax
limitation laws."
Tingley said he was going to run
for governor again next year "and
run like hell."
Home-Cooked Food
Specialty At New
Cool's Restaurant
Specialising in home-cooked food,
"Cool's." Mrdford's newest restau
rant, was opened for business during
the past week under the manage
ment of W. O. Cool, This attractive
place Is located on West Main street
next door to the Farmers' and Fruit
growers bank.
The kitchen has been completely
remodeled and nll-electrlc equipment
Installed. Other improvements were
also made throughout the building,
which was formerly occupied by
Gardner's drug store and more re
cently by Hundley's cafe.
"Wo plan to serve home-cooked
meals and pastries and to malntstn
a high standard of aervire for our
patrons." Mr. Cool said yesterday.
LOW PRICES HIT
CORVALUS. Ore.. Nov. 16 (TP;
Unless prices improve. Dr W. S.
Brown, Oregon State college horticul
turist said, blackberry and loganber
ry' growers might as well quit the
business. ,
Addressing the Oregon horticultur
al society, he said Irrigation had lit
tle effect on net returns, although it
did aid strawberry growing.
t. L. Claypool, of the federal pro
duction credit, corporation, told the
grower that Oregon fruit districts
are In "a considerable better position"
than any other western areas.
TO
NEW YORK,, Nov. 16 ,V) Gov
ernor Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota
declares the Democratic party Is "try
ing to make a system click that can
not click."
"Yon can't have abundnj.ee with a
capitalistic system," the Farmer Ijabor
executive told the newly orgonlwd
commonwealth federation f New ;
York last night.
"We must have production or use."
he aald. "I do not mean that there
shall bo no profit, but profit miifi
come second and ncods first. Instead
of needs second and profit first."
Use Mntl Tribune want ada.
Barton Smith Noted
Mason To Reward
TOLEDO, O.. NOV. 16 (A Barton
Smith. 83, Internationally known In
the Mflsonlc fraternity, died today.
He was made a 33rd degree Mason In
18H7. In 1R04 h'j .became an active
member of th supreme council of
the Scottish Rite for the northern
Moaonlc Juriwiletlon serving as Most
Puissant Sovereign Grand Command
er in lnio.
TO .A MATH FAIslfl. Ore., Nov. 16 -(jp-K.
Sugarman, pioneer Klameth
Falla clothier, was arrestei on a
charge of selling lottery tickets In
connection with "suit clubs."
District Attorney Hftrdln B. Olack
in v also signed a similar comprint
ftpainsl I. S. Green, who works for
Suaarman.
lVth were (roe today on their own i
recognlJwnce.
Greater Medford
Clubbers Called
To Settle $2000
Tn an effort to make final ana
satisfactory disposal of furniture and
treasury assets approttmating anoo
Mrs. h. B. Humphrvs. former secre
tary of the now disbanded Greater
Medford club, has railed a meeting
of all former membera for 7:30 p.m.
next Friday at the Girls' Community
club.
According to Mrs. Humphry there
are left on hand a grand piano,
electric stove and other furniture
Items and about 1500 In stok and
building and loan shares, flrveral
previous efforts to assemble suf
ficient number of former member
to enable aatisfactorv fins, disposal
of the defunct orgsnlMticn'a asset
have proved unsuccessful, Mrs, Hum.
pbrya stated.
Trustees of the Girls Community
club will meet vlth the former
Greater Medford lub memhers Fri
day. Scant Hope Left
For Kingsford'Smit?
SYDNEY. New South Wales. Nov. r
(AP Hopes of finding Kir Charh
Klngfford-Smlth. Australian file
whirl, had been spurred hy report
hl, plane was seen flying low ovr
the Siamese coast November 6, wane(
gsm tonight.
It. F. Brnadhent. Australian airman
vho beat Klngsford-Smiths solo
flight record from England to Aus
tralia, said be believed the airplane
a his and not the missing pilot's
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