MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1935.
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NEW CHRYSLER 6 ) Union "76" and Tritor Used in Mobile Laboratory
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ON GAL OF GAS
The tHi of the Chrysler -utomette
altant overdrive was thoroughly dem
onatrated thin writ when new 1B3S
Chrysler 8 sedan equipped with a nu
meter. averaged aa miles to a Rillon
ol pi it i speed of 4S miles per hour,
according to H. P. lAne of the Laqae
Motor Co., local Chrysler and Plym
outh dealer.
Mr. Lange says. "The suocess of the
Chrysler automatic overdrive In the
Airflow line made it Inevitable that
Chrysler would eventually extend this
feature to the lower-priced cars In
the line.
"In effect. It Is a fourth speed that
automatically comes Into operation
when the car attains a predetermined
peed of from 35 to 40 miles an hour,
and throws the car Into a lower gear
itto. The reduction In engine revolu
tions la as much as 30 percent to sus
tain a given ear speed. The saving In
"fuel, oil and engine wear la obvious.
In addition to the economy feature,
the .overdrive permits a quality of
performance that cannot be ap
proached without It. There la a
smoothness due to the decreased en
gine revolutions that makes tha ride
seem akin to flying. With the over
drive In operation It requires only as
many engine revolutions to sustain
a speed of 65 miles an hour a are
required for a speed of 45 miles an
hour In conventional drive.
"Chrysler In addition to an Im
proved performance of the 193S line,
has placed a definite accent on lux
ury. By luxury I do not mean
gadgets, extravagances or ostentation.
I mean the luxuries of superior per
formance, the luxury of longer, room
ier, more sleek exteriors, the luxury
of fine Interior trim and equipment.
"I mention this as a single, obvious
Instance, but throughout all Ohrys
lers which long ego were designed to
give more than the bare necessities
of transportation, you will find the
same tendency to put the accent on
luxury. ,
"Chrysler performance, always the
pace-setter, has been greatly Improv
ed by the addition of numerous ex
clusive engineering features. Our low-er-prlced
models, through these bet
terments., now give a quality of ride
that the public has long believed
could be had only In very large and
heavy cars. Handling ease has been
Increased, a feature that will appeal
particularly to women drivers. A new
type of body and frame construction
Increases safety.
"Prom the re-styled, more grace
fully curved new radiator grille, back
to the new bullt-ln rear trunk, stan
dard on all sedan models, blending
smoothly Into the rear panel, the
blowing lines of the new Chrysler Six
nd Deluxe Eight give the Impres
sion of reduced height end greater
length. And the overall height Is low
er, and the bumper to bumper length
slightly longer. Yet the Interiors of
the touring sedsn bodies have been
Increased four Inches In elbow room,
while the height from floor to cell
ing snd the head room remain un
changed. A new footrest is skillfully
rewd Into the beck of the front
seat.
"t the drivers' compartment,
full width cushion, with divided full
seat back, either section of which
tllta forward, replaces the bucket
. seats of the two-door sedan or tour
ing brougham. A new arrangement of
x- larae. easily read dials of the
speedometer and other Instruments
adds to the attractive appearance of
th. nunel. windshields sre of the V-
tvpe. and sedan rear windows are di
vided."
ST. LOUTS. Nov. 30. (tf-l Dr. How
ard Hyde Russell, the BO-year-ora
founder and associate general super
Intendent of the anti-saloon league of
America, Is to be retired.
Dr. Carl Anderson, California In
stitute of Technology physicist,
at work In Interior of moblla labo
ratory which was transported to
Pike's Peak from Pasadena.. Calif..
for research Into the activity of the
cosmic ray on atoms and their com
ponents, electrons and nuclei, in
rartfled atmosphere and low tem-
'peraturea. Included In the apparatus
was an Ingenious device which com
pelled the cosmic rays to take their
own photographs. Union Oil Com1
pany's "76" gasoline and Triton mo
tor oil were used In operating the
electro-generator aet and other
equipment required In making the
more than 10,000 pictures taken on
the expedition.
M'NARY PREDICTS
BONUS WILL PASS
OVER FDR'S VETO
OF
PEAR WEEK HERE;
A comprehensive educational pro
gram to mark the first annual com
munity pear week beginning today
has been prepared by the Rogue
River Traffic association and Prult
Growers' league of Jackson County,
Inc.
The week's local program Includes
dlsnlavs at the Jackson County
CXamber of Commerce and In nu
merous stores: showing of slides at
the theaters; talks and exnimts m
the senior and Junior high schools,
to be followed by essay contests for
cash prizes; distribution of pe"r
recipe and Juvenile Jingle books:
featuring of pear Items in domestic
science departments, of the senior
and Junior high schools.
Also the featuring of pears on
hotel and restaurant menus; spec
ial offerings of pears In gift boxes
at grocery stores; talks and displays
st service and fraternal organisa
tions. The chamber of commerce display
will demonstrate the work being
done In the esst by the Oregon
Washington pear bureau in adver
tising Medford pears.
BANK OF CALIFORNIA
MANAGER IS PROMOTED
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 30. (API
Herbert V. Alward. manager of the
Portland brancn of the Bonk of Cali
fornia, was advised today of his pro
motion to a vice presidency In the
bank's San . Francisco headquarters.
He will leave within two weeks. Fred
erick Greenwood, assistant Portland
manager, will succeed Ilward here.
Osa Mall Tribune want ads.
Look! Look! Look!
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FREE
Automobile Cost
Per Horse Power
Greatly Reduced
By Fn.ttd Press.
As a salea booster the Automo
bile Manufacturers' association
startles the buyer with the In
formation that the cost of cars
per horsepower has been reduced
75 per cent in 10 years.
It was only as far back as 1925
that the purchaser paid $31.50
per horsepower for Ms vehicle,
while today's price of a "hore"
is $7.80. Measuring cost by the
pound, the association said that
today's cost la 23 cents compared
to 41 cents In 1025, a decrease
of 44 per cent. Buying a machine
"by the Jnch" you save 39 per
cent, the cost declining from
$9.00 ten years ago to 5.90 today.
DEMAND HITS
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PORTLAND, Not. 30. ( AP) De
creasing demand for eggs consider
ing the season appeared more to
blame for the present weaknew in
the trade than the actual increase
In fresh supply.
There was no change In butter or
butterfat quotations. Consumption of
butter continued to decrease with
advancing prices. Make also showed
a decrease.
Demand for chickens showed a
mixed tone. In some quarters there
was decided weakness suggested as
a result of the carryover but In
other quarters bids were being
maintained.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 30 (ff
The city of Portland reduced It i
rent debts to banks $384,500 the past
year, City Treasurer Adams said to
day.
JILT BY GIRL IS
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KELSO, Wash.. Nor. 30. Dis
appointed In his effort to win the
affections of a girl whom he had
followed here from Greeley, Colo., J.
D. Hammond, 36, shot and fatally
wounded himself last night In the
home of the girl s parents.
Hammond, a former deputy sheriff
In Oreeley, threatened to kill Mrs,
Viola Koehler, 23. also a former Oree
ley resident, and then end his own
life when she refused to accompany
him back to Colorado. The girl and
her mother, Mrs. Leslie Clawaon, at
whose home the shooting occurred,
fled to the street when he produced
a pistol. As they reached the front
yard, they heard a single ihot. Police,
summoned by neighbors, found Ham
mond on the floor, unconscious.
He died In a hospital three hours
later. In his pocketa officers found a
note which said: "I am going1 to end
It all. Please notify my brother and
have him write my kids and comfort
them."
CLOSElWBY
JERSEY PRODIGY
NEW YORK, Nov. 80. (AP)
Jackie Merkle, 7-year old New Jer
sey boy credited by some with hav
ing psychic powers, predicted this
score for today's football game at
New Haven: i
Princeton 27, Yale ft.
Earlier this week Jackie gave cor
rectly municipal budget figures at
city hall after they were written on
a paper In another room. Other
such feats have Impressed many persons.
WASHINGTON, Not. SO. (API-
Senator MeNsry of Oregon. Republi
can leader, predicted today that at
the aesalon of congress beginning In
January a soldiers bonus bill wilt be
enacted despite a presidential veto.
MrNary, who helped the senate to
sustain last May President Roose
velt's disapproval of the Patman plan
to pay the $2,000,000,000 Immediately
with new currency, told questioners:
"A bonus bill will pasa this ses
sion over a presidential veto. In my
opinion."
He did not say what kind of bill,
but there have been other forecasts
that any non-lnflatlon bill would
have the better chance.
As McNary made the statement,
the Veterans of Foreign Ware re
quested their stata and district chair
men to establish contact with sen- ,
atora and representatives to combat
what they termed a "crafty cam
paign" to raise a "smoke screen" In .
opposition to the bonus.
The V. P. W.. said "Selfish bust j
nesa Interests and Individuals In the j
administration and congress" seek to .
convey the Idea that bonus payment j
means Increased taxation.
"The so-called bonus must not be
Jockeyed Into any such controversial
position," the V. P. W. said.
"With approximately $11,000,000.-
000 In gold and silver tn reserve In
the treasury and an unexpended bal
ance of about $4,000,000,000, there ;
Is no reason why the payment of
this debt to the veterans should be
linked with Increased taxes."
Secretary Morgenthau recently said i
that aa "far as I know" the White '
House remains unchanged In its op
position to Immediate payment of i
the bonus. I
Some observers here, studying a i
certain passage In President Room- j
ve)t!s speech at Atlanta yesterday,
wondered whether the chief execu-'
tlve might not be looking ahead to
possible enactment of the bonus,
even over a presidential veto.
Mr Roosevelt's failure to cite the
$2,000,000,000 stabilisation fund as s
government asset aroused specxilatlon
as to whether he might be earmark
ing this money for some specific
purpose such as eventual bonus
payment.
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Mrs. Ellis of Madras
Leader State WCTU
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. SO. (AP)
Mrs. Rachel Sills of Madras auto
matically succeed the late Mrs. Ada
Jolley of Portland ss president ot
the Oregon Women's Christian Tem
perance union, officials here pointed
out today,
Mrs. Ellis has re-elected vice-president
and Mrs. Jolley president at
the last atat convention. Mrs. Jolley
was fatally Injured In an automo
bile accident near The Dalle No
vember 23.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Not. SO .
Walter A. Dutfy. regional resettlement
admin latiratlon director, announced
today that federal acquisition of
208.000 acres of sub -marginal land In
Oregon la progressing steadily.
The administration has taken 107
option at $203,335. Funds allotted for
the total purchase were $935,530.
Options cover private and county
owned land In the two conservation
areas, one In Jefferson county and
the other In the Oreaon ooaat range.
"Restoration of the two project
to their primitive grazing or forest
cover will bring about more beneficial
ua of the land through providing
relief for approximately 280 families
struggling for subsistence n land
that should never have been farmed,"
Duffy said.
Those who wtah to oontfnua farm
ing will be given federal aid In re
locating on productive land.
BE HAPPY, QUIET,
OLD AGE RECIPE
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 30. (AP
Mrs. Ellen Pelton, who celebrated her
102d birthday snnlversary yesterday,
said with a twinkle In her eye:
"It's only after you pass your first
century of living that you really be
gin to enjoy life."
Her only suggestion for longevity
was, "Live a happy, fairly quiet life."
Ose Mall Tribune want ad.
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The Mew Chrysfie? 6
With the famous Chrysler Automatic Overdrive
Makes 22 Miles per gal. o Gas
"y ' at 45 Miles Per Hour
Drive this Remarkable New Economy Car and test your own g& mileage.
Our demonstrators are each equipped with the new Kent Moore gas meter
which enables you to test your gas mileage as you drive, at any speed.
Everyone is cordially invited to drive and test this Vew Chrysler
LANGE MOTOR CO.
CHRYSLER
33 NORTH RIVERSIDE
PLYMOUTH
with every
USED CA
Sold This Week
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT '
Liberal Terms ,
WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc.
NASH AND LAFAYETTE DEALERS
USE OUR BUDGET PLAN TO BUY
Tires, Batteries, Accessories for Your Car
6 Months to Pay
Now yon can boy those new tires batteries or whatever yon may
need for your car on our convenient hiMeet plan. B months to pay
floe per month carrytn clisrge no delay arranged right at thr
time the purchase Is msde
LUBRICATION SPECIAL
All This Week
Spark Plugs cleaned and adjusted
Battery Terminals cleaned
Battery tested
Tires tested and properly inflated
Car vacuumed inside
Olass cleaned
Body bolts tightened
MARFAK LUBRICATION
$
$2
Value
SPECIAL
$00
HOPKINS
SERVICE STATION
Riverside at Jackson. Phone 890
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BRILLIANT
7 Hit year, drive big
car! Step into the luxury
cl! with a 1936 Chrysler ... and ttill
keep your budget happy 1
You can buy a bie new Chryiler Six
for just t little more than the price of
lowest-priced cars. You can drive this
big luxury car at a cost as low, and in
many cases lower, than smaller cars.
You get big-car comfort and roomi
ness. Rig-car riding ease from big tires
and big, soft-acting springs. Big-car
power, speed and pick-up. Big-car steadi
ness on the road.
Through the miracle of Automatic
Overdrive, available on the Six at slight
extra cost, you actually get from 3 to 5
more miles from every gallon of gasoline
it all touring speeds.
New De Luxe Eight
If you like action ... be sure to drive
the 1936 Chrysler De Luxe Eight. Fast
and nimble, velvety-smooth . . . this bril
liant new Chrysler handles like a small
car, but ride) with all the solid comfort
of 121 and 133-inch wheelbases. Typical
of two thousand dollar carl in smartness
and appointments, it is priced surprisingly
enough in the thousand dollar range.
New Chrysler Airflows , . , the
world' most modern travel
Por 1936 Chrysler presents two beautiful
new Airflows ... the Airflow Eight and
START AT
na raw chryldi tlx ium, ts7t
nd Up, LUt at 7utoty
Ask for the New
Official Chrysler Motor
Commercial Credit Company
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TIME PAYMENT
PLAN
You esn figure It out for yourself.
1. fltsrt with your unpaid belsnoa.
2. Tbcn sdd ioiursnoeooit. .st oonfer
enoe rstes.
3. Then multiplyby 6 or e 12 months'
plso. One-hslf of one per eent per
month for periods more or lets then
12 month.
la fton) ittlM nll Itf il doeimiatirr U
required,
NO OTHER CHARGES
Airflow Imperial. Here you find the
spaciousness only Airflow design makes
possible . . . great wide doors . . . divan
like seats . . . real comfort for six grown
people. Here is Floating Ride at its finest,
for only Airflow design permits the fullest
advantage of new weight distribution.
Here, too, is the greatest safety on the
ULUOTMATrtl. CMWViHI H.rLOW BIOMT
HIM. I , ,nl"l'
road . . . you ride imidi the strong steel
girders of the car frame.
Automatic Overdrive is standard on
the Airflow Imperial. It is available on
any 1936 Chrysler at small extra cost.
All the 1936 Chryslers have strong, rigid
safety-steel bodies . . . famous Floating
Power. . . time-tested hydraulic brakes . . .
integral body-form trunks on Sedans.
See and drive the Chryslers for 1936.
Then ask yourself this question: With
Chrysler offering so much luxury ... for
so little more than the cost of just plain
transportation . . . isn't it sensible now
for me to own a Chrysler?
1ISS CHHYSLER SIX ... 93 horsepower, U
mch wheelbaie. Six body types. Prices J760
nd up. Four-Door Sedsn $875.
w HEW CHRYSLER DE LUXE EIGHT ...W
snd 110 horsepower, 121 and 133-inrh wheel
hue. Seren body types. Prices $9.5 snd up.
Four-Door Sedan 11045. ,
CHRYSLER AIRFLOW EIGHT ... 115 horw
power, 123-inrh wheelbase. Six-passenger Sedan
and tx-paitenger Coupe 11145.
CHRYSLER AIRFLOW IMPERIAL ... 1 30
horiepower( 128-inch wheelbae. Six-paMenger
Sedan and six-panenger Coupe f t475.
All prices lilt at factory, Detroiti special equip"
ment extra.
St tnt cart The I'M Chryslers are o
diaplay at Chrysler dealer showrooms.
38 N. RIVERSIDE
LANGE MOTOR CO.
PHONE 18
123 South Riverside
Phone 303