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LANGE DELIVERS
LUXURY AND STYLE1936 MODEL IN 0LDSM0BILE
PENDLETON, Ore., March 1. (AP) pner, today announced his candidacy
-J. O. Barratt. Republican, of Hep. I for re-election to the Joint senator's
sea from Umatilla and Morrow
counties.
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2
vmIti nf deliberation and
demonstrations of the many cara on
the market, promoter Mac uii
'1 . niirhnMri a CTirvsler Irn
Iperlal Airflow from the lango Motor
Co., accoraing w c. .
. 4Vi T.nnffA SAleA Btaff.
. i.,- nv "Mr. LUlard 1
Tery proud of the fact that he now
h. ni.n.r of the outstanding car
of the day, both from the stand -
point UI
rlor performance. -
n Hurst nf Ashland, has Just
purchased his second Chrysler Air
flow from tne usngo muwi
Huret says the ea of handling, the
..mfnrt and the exceptionally high
gasoline mileage made with the
Chrysler automatic overanve u
Airflow convinced him that the
Airflow Is the only car that can give
him complete satisfaction.
"No car, however costly, can match
the luxurious floating ride of the
Chrysler Airflow. For speed, economy,
and' smooth effortless performance,
It has literally no equal In all the
world. It's a big, luxurious car yet
It holds amazing transcontinental
economy records.
"The airflow unit body and frame
i tvi s-rpntost advance In body de
sign and construction since motor
ears were Invented. By every ra
" they are the safest automobile bodies
In the world."
H. T. Lange la leaving today for
Portland to bring back several new
Airflows..
VALLEY BOURBONS
PARLEY MONDAY
Democrats of Jackson county will
analyze the political prospects of
1936 tomorrow when two state lead
ers will call here on an Inspection
tour around southern and eastern
Oregon.
The Bourbon chiefs are Prank Tler
ney, executive secretary of the Dem
ocratic state central committee, and
la Gosslln, secretary to Governor
Charles H. Martin, who Is believed to
be undergoing a grooming for the
governorship himself when General
Martin steps-down.
The two visiting speakers will be
honor guests at a luncheon to be held
under the auspices of Ashland Dem
ocrats In the Llthia hotel tomorrow
noon. William Grenbemer. secretary
of the Jackson county Democratic
central committee, Is In charge of the
luncheon srrangements.
A delegation of 15 or 20 Medford
Democrats, under leadership of Ralph
O. Stephenson, county committee
chairman, will attend the luncheon.
After the Ashland event Mr. Tier
Bey and Mr. Gosslln will be brought
to Medford and during the afternoon
open house will be observed at Dem
ocratic headquarters, 133 West Main
atreet.
The county committee will sponsor
a public meeting In headquarters at
o'clock tomorrow night at which
both Mr. Tlerney and Mr. Gosslln
' will spesk.'In announcing the meet
ing Mr. Stephenson urged especially
that young Democrats attend as the
visitors have an Important message
particularly for them.
Mr. Tlerney and Mr. Gosslln spoke
last night In Coqullle-. After their
ylslt here they will proceed to Klam
ath Palls snd Important communi
ties of eastern Oregon.
VALLEYYOlS
JOIN IHE NAVY
Alfred H. Kubll. son of Mrs. Wln
Ble Ssnford of 933 North Central
avenue, and James A. Mills, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mills of
Central point have been accepted
here for enlistment In the Dnlted
States navy. It was announced yes
terday by Ernest M. West, recruiting
officer.
Others selected to fill the March
quota for this district were Dean M
French and Harold A. Gordon of
Klamath Falls.
The four youths will leave here
March 16 for Portland where they
will receive final examinations. If
they pass the Portlsnd testa they
will be transferred to the naval train
ing station In San Diego. Calif., for
.three months of preliminary work.
4 Army Ships Land
At Airport Saturday
Pour army planes cleared through '.
the Medford airport yeiterday. Sgt. ;
Raymond Stockwell. unroute from
Tort Lewis to San Diego, flying a
Douglass 0-3 refueled his ship here, i
Lieut. P. O. DIM halted here to set i
down a passenger, and then contln- ,
lied east to Klamath Palls.
Lieut. O. Titus flew south from
Port Lewis to pick up Lieut. Dices
passengers and returned to Port
Lewis. Capl. Fink, flying a P-26 Boe
ing from Seattle to Cressy field, also
hsltfd during the day. He Is planning
on flying the ship to Belfrldge fKld.
near Mt. Clements. Michigan.
tomato tirades I'rged
MIt.TON-FREEWATPR, Ore., March
T i API Growers at a district
meeting here expressed themselves In
favor of an unclassified grsde for
cherries and tomatoes. The meeting
was on of several held to discuss
proposed changes In gradet and
Standards.
iri Jan
J a,-r
5sH
Oldstnoblle's claims to leadership In
exterior style and Interior luxury are
pictured above. Oldft mobile's claims
to quality and balanced engineering
are not visible but they are present
In knee-action wheels, super-hydraulic
brakes, centercontrol steering,
ride stabilizer, electro harden alum
inum pistons, rifle ' drilled connect
ing rods, and many other mechanical
advantages. But the appearance
speaks for Itself. The new front end
treatment, with die cast grille, high
mounted head-lamps, attractive lou
vers, graceful sweep of fenders and
hood, solid steel top. all blend Into
the harmony of grace which Is the
1936 Oldsmoblle. Above Is shown the
low priced Oldsmoblle Six Four Door
Touring Sedan. Center left, Is pic
tured the convenient new position of
the handbrake. Center right, the
spacious package compartment, handy
for milady's makeup.
SCOOT EXECUTIVE
OFF TO CONCLAVE
Irving P. Beesley, executive of Cra
ter lake area council of the Boy
Scouts, left this morning for
Portland, where he will Join 30
other executives of region eleven.
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana, . . en route . to Er.cnch XJck
Springs, Ind., where the sixth na
tional training conference for Scout
executives will open March 12. Bees
ley la scheduled to return March 23.
Nine hundred executives will at
tend the conference, the first to be
held since 1928. Mr. Beesley 1a being
sent aa Crater Lake council repre
sentative to secure the benefit of
information and recommendations
worked out by 12 special commis
sions which have been busy since
1928. Upon his return Crater Lake
council will be able to put In ope
ration the new programs.
Ambition Foiled A Suicide
MOSCOW, Ida., March 7. (AP)
Unhappy, he wrote, because he could
not realize his ambition to become
a forest ranger, Arthur Michael
Pecka, 22, of Chicago, killed himself
today on the University of Idaho
campus, police reported.
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Use Mall Tribune want ads.
FOSTER RITES TO
BE HELD, TACOMA
The body of Harry Foster, Colyeax
Motor Sales company manager who
committed stilclde by hanging some
time Thursday night, was last night
taken to Tacoma, Wash., the home
of his parents, for burial.
Accompanying the body north was
Mrs. Foster, his wife, and her two
children, and Mrs. Foster's sister,
who came here from her California
home to accompany the grief-stricken
widow to the Washington city. '
WWaWaWP!
Chrysler Leads -Others Follow
MORE PEOPLE IN SOUTHERN OREGON
HAVE PURCHASED
'Chrysler- Airflows
THAN ALL OTHER FINE CARS COMBINED
More and more people are
realizing that
You Get the Fine Things
FIRST in CHRYSLER
the Safest Car built in America
nM;i til
SAVE H THE GAS
with the
Chrysler Original Silent Automatic Overdrive. Suc
cessfully proven by thousands of Chrysler owners for
over three years!
ASK THESE CHRYSLER AIRFLOW OWNERS
1934
George A. Hunt
' Royal 8 Sedan
Mrs. George Porter
Royal 8 Sedan
Mr. Maude Snider
Royal 8 Sedan
Mr, L. B. Hall, GranU
Pass
Royal 8 Sedan
1935
E. L. Ernst
RoyM 8 Sedan
John R. Tomlin
Imperial 8 8edan
Raymond Driver
Custom Imperial Sedan
Alfred S. V. Carpenter
Royal 8 Sedan
Walter Leverette
Imperial 8 Sedan
Mrs. Edwin Durno
Royal 8 Sedan
Harry Rosenberg
Royal 8 Coupe
J. A. Perry
Imperial 8 Sedan
James Valentine
Royal 8 Sedan
Mrs. Gene Childors
Royal 8 Coupe
Dr. 0. L. Ogle
Royal 8 Coupe
0. C. Craddock
Royal 8 Sedan
1936
F. A. Dutton, Grants Pass
Imperial 8 Sedan
Mack Lillard
Imperial 8 Sedan
George A. Hunt
Imperial 8 Sedan
H. B. Hurst, Ashland
Royal 8 Sedan
We have a Complete Line of Chrysler 6's and 8's on dis
play. All equipped with Chrysler Automatic Overdrive
LANGE MOTOR CO.
38 No. Riverside Chrysler-Plymouth Phone 13
Perry L. Ashcraft
Is Appointed Local
Packard Car Dealer
The Packard Motor Car company
has Just appointed Perry L. Ashcraft
ntw local Packard dealer. Mr. Ash
craft's showroom will continue to be
located with J. J. Osenbrugge at 133
South Riverside.
Mr. Ashcraft, who has the Pack
ard agency for Jackson and Josephine
counties, says: "Packard, and only
Packard, has adhered to a baslo de
sign over a period of years I
"Thirty years ago Packard 'estab
lished the policy of protecting Its
owners against undue depreciation
because of radical yearly style
changes.
"It has taken Packard these thirty
years to reach a point where moa'.
residents of America, and many real
dents of most foreign countries, not
only recognise a Packard on sight,
but recognise In Its distinctive lines
a symbol of beauty and quality.
"During these years this policy of
"style Insurance" has saved Packard
owners millions of dollars In deprec
iation costs and has played a major
part In building for Packard the
largest fine car clientele In the
world.
"Today, the man who buys a new
Packard 120 not only gata what we
believe, sincerely, to be the finest
car made at anywhere near Its price
a car that la easy to buy and In
expensive to own but, beyond this,
he gets a car that stsys smart as long
as he carea to drive It."
Reea Bonus Good
PENDLETON. Ore., March 7. (AP)
Sprague Carter, chairman of the
PHA clinic held here, said Inquiries
from war veterans led him to believe
a large share of the 538.000 bonus
money coming to Umatilla county will
be used In home buying and build
Dse Mall Tribune want ads.
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Packard Uo. " no h car 1,'k, ,h.
No other or has !. j- .
identify Jt 00',7Chh( HnL'n
Ride I",'""' !.
T"BrrHo orrm onB
132 So.
Riverside
Perry L. Ashcraft
Phone 1109
Medford, Ore.
WHENEVER I NEED ANY AUTO
SUPPLIES OF ANY KIND, I GO
TO WARDS. THEIR QUALITY IS
BETTER ANDTHEIR PRICES LOWER
. I
r.JiST A '3 IN
SAME HEREI BUT I GUESS WE'RE
NOT THE ONLY SMART BUYERS
TOWN. EVERYONE I KNOW
S SHOPS AT WARDS.
WUI.MMWIJ'Jlt,..t
U Month OuarantMl
Road King
rVftf, your
oW flattery
4l5
Plnte
Built to equal or exceed in per
formance any standard 18
month battery regardless of
makel But Wards price It
lowl
24 month service ad.
guarantee! IS Plat,
xch. Price
WINTER KING
575
SUPER POWER
34 month service ad),
guarantee I IS Plate. Q 9 h
Each. Price (J
Wards STANDARD was made
for the "In-between ' pocket book!
If you operate your car on a limited
budget, Riverside Standards will ex
actly fit your needs I They'll give
you more mileage than any other tire
of comparable quality yet they cost
you much lessl You, get the famous
Riverside center traction safety tread
of thick Vitalized rubber; stronger
cords Latex dipped to minimize
blowout dangers; and many other fa
mous Riverside features!
WRITTEN GUARANTEE Against
EVERYTHING that can happen to a
tire in service I Complete protection
against EVERYTHING WITHOUT
LIMIT aa to months or miles I
4.40-21
4.50-21
4.75- 19
4.76- 20
8.00-19
B.26-18
0.28-21
5.60-17
6.00-20
4 PI,V
$6.30
6.86
6.20
6.40
6.66
7.40 .
8.15
8,10
MIIERAL TRADE-IN AI.LOWANCI
f just fits iy r n ' '
' pocket bookJ IT" "J
sqjj 4.40-l ply
8 10 f 7
10.10 I r -TJ
Pure
Pennsylvania
Motor Oil
17
C Quart
BULK PBICB
Inc. Federal Tax
AUTO BUMPER JACK
1.89
Slip sully under bumpr arm I
Llfti wheel of any car cr
ven knee action I
TUBE REPAIR KIT
m 1f.r
w w
72 sq. Inches of
m a t er lal I 2
tubes of cement
Fine quality.
Touch-up and Gun
Spray run uses air pmeaura nf
jour epsre tire. Enamel dries
quickly hard I
POLISHING CLOTH
W71 29c
Knitted Irom
soft cotton
yara Keep a
roll handy, 10
yard piece.
Hi" Broil Utlltio
19c ft.
Flexlhle molclrd. -SJ" wide.
1V4" s-l" ue ft. m"i8-l"
29c ft. Like original equlpt,
RADIATOR CLEANER
29c
TTard Finest! Flows easily In
coldest weather? All 9. A. E.
trades! You lave up to HI
RUNRITE OIL
Dependable lubrl
fdtlon at low coat.
Bulk'price. Qt.
9c
l.rriTnn?!
Dissolve rustl
Improve cir
culation and
motor performance!
IGNITION CABLE SET
59c
For any Chev.
6 or Set for 4
cyl. cars except
Ply. Ford, Chr.
117 SOUTH CENTRAL
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