Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1936, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. StTXDAY. FEBRUARY 1(5. 193S. SAFETY CAMPAIGN Poter Lumber Company Buys Dodge Trucks NEW STANDARD EQUIPMENT HJJWteMjyg!ayTWWff WILL BE SEEK GOP FAVOR TICKER SERVICE PAGE STX Rrf'rani -1. rt 10 WASHINGTON, D. C, Ten. Interulve satety education program" now reaching million of grade achool children will be mended to hlgn echoola throughout the nation In a new campaign agalnat traffic fatali tlea aponaorod by the American Au tomobile aesoclatlon. The program for aafety education In high echoola It embodied In a oourae of , "Sportsmanlike Driving" prepared by the A.A.A.'a aafety and traffic engineering department wltn cooperation by leading educatora and la dealgned to teach prospec tive motorists the technique of aafe and eare automobile operation. In malting available a courae In aafe driving to high achool etu denta." aald Thomae P. Henry of Detroit, Michigan, prealdent of the A.A.A., "we are attacking the very sore and center of the traffic acci dent problem, both of the preaent and of the future. The accident rec ord of the hldh achool and early f 00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOB SALE Federation eeed wheat. Phone 671-J-l. FOR 8ALB Calcium nitrate, eulfate of ammonia, auper phoaphate, am-xno-phoe, etc. Monarch Beed Co. FOOSALII The Beat grafting wax on earth. Monarch Heed Co. COOK wente work, experienced In restaurant and hotel. Mre. 1. JC. Oold, 114 Almond et. FOR RENT Apartment, S room and bath, partly furnlahed. 810 8. Oak-dale. KCOHANOB Piano for good boat and trailer. 1023 w. 8th St. 11934 Chryaler coupe. 9 18M Graham Special 6 aedana. 11 93J Hupmoblle aedan. 11933 Naah 8 DeLuxe aedan. 1 1834 Wlllye aedan. We have many more for you to eelect from. LTBBRAIj tbkms WAWER W. ABBEY, INO. Naali - lFayolU - Wlllye T7 International Truoka Sale and Service. 123 s. Riverside FOR 8a.LiE Uardle 300-gsl. aprayer; also new apray hose. Oregon Orch ard. Phone 408-J-l. LA-ROE front room, desirable private house. Board It desired. 300 W. Jackson. FOR RENT To responsible party, fl room house, bath, screened porch, wood range, 3 rugs; clean; reason able. Phone 117-X. Inquire 908 No. Central. FOR SALE Approximately one acre only one block from school, lovely oaks, city water, good fl-room home. Will sell on a any terms for aa.ooo.OO or trade equity of 11,000 00 for dear property. Charlea A. Wing Agency, Inc., 108 E. Main St. EIOHT aorea, new aubatantlal cottage, plumbed, lights, chicken hotuie, garage, etc., ' fruit, wood. Price $1000.00, easy terms. Good suburban cottage, 4 room, light, city water, close In, 1-3 acre Irrigated. A anap at 1800.00. Very easy terms. 10 acre tract, close In, finest soil in valley, term. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 18 N. Bartlett. Phone MM FOR RENT 3-room furnlahed apart ment, electric refrigerator, clone tn. Hot and cold water, garbage service and garage furnlahed. SJO.OO per month. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., 108 East Main. Phone 738, Sunday call 1(73. FOR SAIjB 4-room modern home, living room, kitchen, breakfast nook, 3 bedrooms and bath. lxcated on one of Medtords bost reskten- tlsl streets, good condition, corner lot. paving two atreeta all paid. Total price aioo.ou. Ha n. o. u u. loan for auoo.OO. Will accept Cop co stock for equity or trade for Roaeburg property. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., Exclusive Agent. .FOR SALE 3-drum donkey. 40 h. p. Holt caterpillar, 40 h, p firebox boiler, 1'JOO ft. H and H In. cable, I dragaaw, 1 alr-holst, several rock oruaticre, flxlo air .ompressor, 2t 10 ft. pressure tank. MEDFORD PIPE A MAOHINBRY CO. 40 B. Fir RENT Desirable s room house, mod ern, clean, reasonable. 300 W. Jack son. FOR RENT 3 room modern furnlah ed (18 month water paid. Plume 74fl'j. call beiore noon Sunday. FOR HALE Beautiful suburban home, strictly modern, 3fc acre alfalfa and clover, good chlcken- bou and barn, cloee In. Price SJ7S0. 8300 cash. Reasonable terms, Pow ler and Upp Realty Co, 44 N. Riverside. FOR 8A1 Boat, outboard and row; framea and patterns for V and flat bottom. John Lxaweiler, 63a Edaarda St. pirLVBlH.Bb lawn fertiliser, garden fertlllrer, sand Ittam and granite; also will build Iswns. Phone 3M-R, leave addreaa, will call and estimate your job. f v . tUa1. . I I I s . mm mm . , ..-.,, ; I fllUttiiimiffli JZl Sea i .su J : v ...jLi'ii M. A 4 ?-XwV ' a--rT I B'(..--tilTi" rfl X&M,wUi4''Jv'- r'"- ;.' .-.W,. .-Mmmmimtoti&i A rlow of the new Dodge truck de livered to the Porter Lumber com pany lut week by the Pierce-Allen Motor company. Dodge and Plymouth dealera. Mayor George Porter, left, Is fthown receiving the truck from L. C. Taylor of the Pierce Allen Motor com pany. William Vaughn of the Porter War . !it r-y,,. i , , . 1 J, fin Shangle Photo company; Harry Dunn, Central Point; Grant M. Powell, Oold Hill; City of Medford, street and roads de partment: J. H. Stanley. Eagle Point; L. W. Pettegrew; Ralph Wilson; Tom Clngcade, Eagle Point; Hammet Plumbing company; Peoples Electric company, and Lamport's Hardware company. Lumber company staff Is shown at the wheel. - Two carloads of new Dodge trucks are on order and one of th-m Is ex pected to arrive the middle of the week. Part of this shipment Is al ready Bold, according to Mr. Taylor. New Dodge trucks were recently purchased by the Hubbard-Wray college ae groups has been grow ing steadily worne over a period ol years, while a recent survey showed , that 77 out of every 100 high school students will be killed or Injured In i trn.fflo, If present trends continue. In meeting this problem, the A.A.A. la In a unique position be cause of Its many years of experi ence In teaching essentials of safety to grade achool children. The na tional motoring body and Its af filiated motor clubs distribute month-1 ly 100,000 safety pouters and 128.000 1 aafety lessons, and sponsor, equip and maintain more than 350,000 schoolboy patrolmeti, who give con stant protection to more than 8,000, 000 children In 3000 towns and cities. "That this program has been re markably successful can be seen by a glance at the record. Over a period of yenra when all traffic fatalities were Increasing by 86 per cent. deaths of children from 10 to 14 yeara In age Increased only S per cent while the number of children from 6 to 9 killed tn traffto ahowed an amanlng decrease of about 3& per cent. "These figures prove beyond doubt that proper education methods prop erly applied can and do exert a tre mendous force In improving the safety record. But while accident to grade school children were de creasing, the death rate of high school ago children, almost univer sally without benefit of snfrty edu cation, waa Increasing by no less 1 thsn 130 per cent. "The pressing need for action as shown by .these records Is obvious. and It was to meet thla need that the A.A.A.'a course In 'Sportsmanlike Driving wsa evolved and Its use i as an Integral part of high school 1 Instruction offered. The entire field of motor vehicle operation la covered in the illus trated text pamphlets making up this course. In addition to teaching mechanical featurea of the car, 'Sportsmanlike Driving' discusses traffic regulations and Imprpsnes the need for safety both from the indi vidual viewpoint and from the stand point of broad social responsibility. Among the subject Included are: How the Automobile Runs,' 'How to Drive an Automobile,' 'Keeping the Automobile In Safe Condition,' 'Physical, Mental and Emotional Characteristics of the Driver,' .'Acci dent Factors, 'Driver Responsibility and Examination and Test for Ope rator's License.' "With complete Instruction In all the subjects Included In the course It Is Inevitable that the student will become a far more competent and efftclent driver than he possibly could through the haphazard and sketchy type of Instruction so preva lent today. "Widespread use of this course will, I am convinced, not only Im prove almojtt Immediately the worst phase of our present day traffic record, but through constantly turn ing out better and more efficient motorists, make the highway of the future a safer place on which to drive." 1 LaFayette Making Phenomenal Gains One of the phenomenal gains of the 1935 year has been that regis tered by LaFayette, the Nash entry In the low price field, according to Walter W. Abbey, local Nath-LaPy- i ctte dealer. I Mr. Abbey says, "For the first eight ' months of the year, LaFayette went i ahead of Its 1034 record by more than I 125 per cent. This Is on the basis of i actual registrations. : Mr. Abbey reports the recent sales of LaFayettes to Mr. and Mrs. Johnle i King, deluxe aedan; and Myrtle E. Newland, deluxe Victoria. Raymond M. ' Dalton purchased a Willys 77 sedan from Walter W. Ab bey Ino. last week. WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. (UP) The Borah for President organiza tion tonight opened the campaign to win Ohio's 52 Republican national convention delegates from Frank Knox of Chicago. Carl O. Bach ma nn, chairman of the national Borah for President committee, called a state-wide con ference of Ohio friends of the sen ator to meet In Akron Sunday. Both Borah and Knox are to con test the Ohio presidential primary which takes place May 12. Borah has filed his entry and Knox head quarter haa applied for the neces sary papers. It appears to political observers that the contest for dele gates other than favorite ion move ments will be largely between the senator and the Chicago publisher Other possible Republican nominees have been reluctant so far to go outside their own states for dele gate strength. Bachmann's announcement reveal ed developments In Borah 'a Ohio plans since he announced that he would enter the primary there. The senator believed at first he would seek support of only Ohio's eight delegate s-at-large. Subsequently he made public demand that the regu lar Ohio Republican organisation abandon plana for a favorite son of unlnstructed delegation. He urged that her eligible Republicans enter the primary. Knox and Borah are In the Illinois prlmnry contest. Whether they will $i " g ft - : i r Carmen Dragon, well-known California orchestra leader, prepares lo luck away another piece of luggage in the spacious trunk of the new standard Ford V8 sedan. Formerly the built-in trunk waa available only in the DcLuxe models. Misa Muriel Meyera supervises the task. meet In others of the 14 atates which provide for primary election of delegates la not known. The tailor ahop of President An drew Johnson still stands In Greene county, Tennessee. Trans Lux and ticker service wm be resumed' tomorrow at the broker age office of M. N. Hogan & com pany at 214 East Main street. These services, discontinued about a year and a half ago, are being restored because of the Increasing Interest being shown in investment securities, Mr. Hogan said. Yhe ticker will flash quotations as they are noted on the floor or the New York stock exchange, the service being simultaneous with that of the leading brokerage houses throughout the country, Mr. Hogan explained. The Trans Lux will dis play on a screen financial, and busi ness news and gossip, as well as security quotations and sales. These new features are In addi tion to the company's fast wire service. Among the company's equip ment Is a teletype, over which orders to New York are executed aa quickly as they are received, Mr. Hogan pointed out. The firm also main tain an up-to-the-minute file of business and financial data, fur nished by Standard Statistics com pany, a recognized authority. M. n! Hogan & company, licensed and bonded, has been In the brok erage business here since 1928 and In the Investment business since 1923. The new equipment places the Medford office on a par with broker age concerns in the largest west coast cities, no other community between Portland and San Francisco offering the facilities now available here. Mr. Hogan pointed out. 4 Glrlsl "Mlmzy Perfume Is as fresh as spring. Young's Drug Store, Main and S Central. Slide Buries Trucks. . . MILLERS BURO, Pa., Feb. 18. (AP) State highway workers and patrolmen stationed north of here reported between 13 and 14 trucks were burled in snow by a huge slide from a mountain side today. The highway station said no one was Injured. These Money -Soring Features Belong on Hidirt-PricedTmk...Yet E TRUCK! WITH THE LI m Ml DIVEST! OIL flLTIR Onlr Dodr rXHAUST VALVK SEAT 4 MAIN BEARINGS lmtr.,1 rf th HYDRAULIC BRAKES tl Ihr .1 toweat-nrtcrrl truck INSERTS make valvt-ft uiial Ihfrf rherk engine vibration work frltrr, quicker, enlcr lvre rou mrll ftltf r to ev btitrr aave ma cut ltntheti rmlne Ufa aave money. at r equ1lredeave tlrea, oil, prolong englna lilt. ali grinding bllla. Ilnlngaand adjusting eapenat. Jjli fa',, asa m imh COSTS LESS TO RUN THAN ANY TRUCK I'VE EVER T -Ta- ..... ... ,.1T- run -1:- E EVER HAD! 1J fir Mhr w P0 FULL-FLO ATINO REAR AXLE rlrnf rcJ b Uoilg In l.iw.prtfed trucVn lavM Trl' euta upkeep eapenat. V,' '3 75 Ail ""''"B FOR AAJJ9 let us cean your seed grain at reasonable rates. A od Job guarnnteed. Monarch JSeed Co. FOR SALE Certified No7T"qua7iTy seed potatoes. Monarch Seed Oo. BAJtOAIN Ford model-T fnr asle or ttwie Oeorpe Renker, Route 4. Bn ia, FOR SA1.R Yucca tree protectors protect yomirf fruit lree from rab bit, borrrg and sun tx-ald. Monarch Seed Co. WANTED TO BU AinaUrwhgls ter In good order. Monarch Seed Co. WANTK1 tied brlrg. phone O-F-8, $100 WTT-l. huv mv litli sport plane or will trade, phone B-F-. IVTON CHASSIS HowoHir i TRUCK buyeri rlRht ncroaa Arnfrlc. r tnrnliit, to DoIr truck, to save niontyl And no won der Doilga truck,, with their 17 year okl rrputation for lonp life and low running costs, are now priced down with the loweatl Yet look at the world of known, high-quality MT fSgr fap truck feature! 'C Doilge give you money -aaving adjutages not combined in .ny other low-priced truck. Come in nnd antisty youtaelf tliat Dte trucks can nave you money, too . . . on gas, oil, tires, upkeep expense. Get a "show-down" today! 4 PISTON RINQ5-ln....d rl ii.n.l ihrf. tmprov, r?mr'n..rn-i, rawer tat mni oil. I " f.(if frVa af fiWrtrr, Dafrmf uhmtt tr rhnim without nefrr. Srmcml Qwrt trhd if 4 final whHii n. (on msWcVa mttrm T.m psfmmnH I fit yout ud(. tor I'm ofrVmJ Chtfalr Motor ComtrmrTtal Credit Pun. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. 112 South Riverside Medford. ! St I mi fUllUNOTM WTI jat:naia d. . ,.,.jr.. .ur. rr..r.f .Aol'f .1 Ml -f .td, prolan ln.n. I.'. Phone 150 friend: SayjJachowdoyou manage to keep the old bus V in such qood condition ? My car is laid up. I can't afford the things I need -TIRES-BATTERY-BRAKE LININGS... all river: Baloney! Goto Montgomery Wards Auto Supply Dept. like I do - You'll find your Money will go twice as far! Get Montgomery Ward POWER GRIPS m AW WWW and laugh at the worst roads you drive on I In deep mud, sticky clay and snow where even tires with chains fail Power Grips take hold and pull you through I For Power Grip's round knobs tapered from the base, "bite in deeper are more self cleaning! I7F 4.40-21 4..VI-J1 4.78-21 4.7.1-20 4.7.1-1 .V0fl-1! .1.5.1-111 S.2.1-21 H..10-17 a.OO-M Priced for Sovlngil 4 Ply Sfi.X.I B.ftri 6.8.1 7..W 7.4.1 7.4.1 VA0 9.7.1 H.2.1 10.4.1 Convenient Pampnts Mny ne Arrnngfrt 6 Ply 8.0 HBO 8.60 9.0.1 925 0.2,1 11.1.1 11.9.1 10.01 12.S.1 hJJi MAZDA BULBS for tall-lljtht Genuine Westlnghouae. 21-31 c. p. for headli?hta 15c. 31-3 o. p. 15c. Save about i-3! 7Pc. Socket Set 39c 6 carbon atwl aocketa V,u to and L handle. Complete with clip holder. ?1.59 Double., lift Jack. Eaay to opera t. $2.9S Sit aulle Jack. Child can operate. WARDS 100 PURE PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR OIL 17 WartU bl(t Tolume buyinit ahlppinjc direct from hnga rflner' atocka aara you abovit half of what you would ordinarily pari All ft. A r grad tjtiart-lnc. red. Tax. In Atir ContahiT WARDS RUNRITE MOTOR OIL tvpendabl lubrication at tia lowest poaal bl cot ! FTf from all wax and Impurlttw! Tough fllml Stook up now! 34c nllon. Quart Bulk $3.25 Generator for Ford A. Exch. price. 15 Ignition p o 1 n t a for Ford "A". CIGAR LIGHTER 19c FLAT-TYPE HORN 79c Cord le aa typr C 1 a mp on d.ah Instant lighting. tM C h to m lum plat4pdl Clur penetr a 1 1 n g tonl GAS FILTER FOR Vo 55c ImproTa V-8 prfonnancl Kf4p dirt from clogging car buretor. Ford A type 40c. Battery Cable 15c Positive con nection. ManT cars. 1M, lonn. Weather, rroof I IS Month Guarantee! Road King 525 With your W Sattary 13 piste Built to equal or exceed in per formance any standard 18 month battery regardless of make! But wards price is low I WINTER KING 24 month service adj. guarantee! 15 Plate fi 7S Eich. Price 4 U.eW SUPER POWER 36 month service dj guarantee! 11 PtateQ.J) fcxeh. Price 4 FENDER FLAPS 29c T3 aTj Heavy quality black rubber. Molded - in clips. Save I 117 SOUTH CENTRAL