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i' ' MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNE, MEDFOftB, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, i838 CAREFUL DRIVING ROR SCHOOL DAYS PLEA AAA HEADS k WASHINGTON, D. C Oct, 3. (School days should be Golden Rule days for ail drivers of automobiles, the American Automobile association se id today, as It warned motorists against unnecessary speed In the vi cinity of schools "Let us not make the school bell sound the knell of child lives," said Thos. P. Henry, president of the A. A. A. "I call on the sportsmanship of alt driving commuters whoso dally route carries them past schools everywhere In the nation. School daya are Golden Rule days for drivers let us do unto others as we would have them do unto us when we are pedestrians. "Thousands of children who are going to school for the first time are not familiar with the hazards of the highway," Mr. Henry said. "It is up to the men and women who drive automobiles to be ever on the alert for these unsuspecting youngsters. Take a hitch In your determination to drive carefully when hearing school zones. "Fall months are the worst In the year with respect to highway fatall . ties. Unquestionably this Is due to r the fact that It IS during these months that schools once more open their doors, and carefree children are no longer safe at play in recreation areas. It la the beginning of a new year at school, and time for resolu tions to slow down for the sake of young America. . "Be on the watch for the white Sam Browne belts worn by members of School Safety Patrols. Equipped by A. A. A. motor clubs so that they may be spotted quickly by drivers, these youngsters, numbering a quarter-million throughout the nation, are trained to hold their schoolmates on the curb until It is safe for them to cross. Because they have done a splendid job over the past decade In protecting the lives of their young friends, they deserve the sympathetic cooperation of all drivers. "Parents as well as motorists are responsible for the safety of children on the way to and from school. They should accompany the child to school for a few days and show him the safest route that Is protected by . traffic officers, signals or School Safety Patrols, Parents are not with out blame for the fact that statistics prove pedestrians to be no less guilty of carelessness than motorists. Each must accept responsibility for the safety of school children." EXTRAS KICK, SO SOCIETY LASSES LOSE FILM JOBS SANTA BARBARA, Calif.. Oct. 3. (AP) Blue blood and angry tears atalned tha fashionable hills ot Mon tecito today at militant movie play ra forced a director to tin a group of society girls who had taken Jobs as "extra" in a new picture. The battle was ahort, aharp and decisive. "Give those Jobs to legitimate tx- tres," a three-girl delegation told Dt T rector Frank Tut tie lata last night, "or else we're walking out and every star in the cast goes with us." Tuttle asked for ten minute' Breathing space. In that time he learned that the latter half of the ultimatum was true. The "name players" in the company had agreed to support the demands of the eS-a-day er.tr as. Top names are Jack Benny, Mary Boland, Oeorge Burns and Oracle Allen. When the girls came back he said ha would see to it that no eitra rolea would be played by society girls. High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Mareta Reynold The Girls Athletic association held Its initial meeting of the year in the fifth period Thursday. The new offi cer presided. They are: president, Flora Sheel; vies president, Shirley Gibson; secretary, Lucille Wymore; treasurer, June M. Williams. Girls Interested in joining the club ' Nt tlr ukty ! Itrjtln prktt mretottt,riTTOH. VIES lit A iScAWlth K mm Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store Observes r 2,- 7t v -- -1 - ii i - i i j .... . , ii i I I I , , One year ago at this time the Fire stone Service Store of Medloid added a complete line of auto supplies to their large stock of merchandise and the name of the store was changed to Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store. Now they are celebrating the completion of the first year under the new plan and also the comple tion of the first year of operation un der the management of Ed. EI t eland who assumed the management of the store after having been travelling representative of the firm for the WEARNE WINS NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP fcasaMMai.MMiiMWtf -ii.atMr , filS ,arne,AhJlnt "ik"' ,hlB,d) Photofl'-aPhed with ear No. C-4 Just after he hid bsea de clared winner of the Northwest automobile racing championship fop 1936. From left ts right Frank ,tftnrl rT chSZRln'' N"iy BueMti' own!r cf the G9cr s B8. "wins represent atlve for the Gilmore Oil Company, ami R. R. Lee, Oregon division manager for tee Gilmars sineern. At the conclusion ot s thrilling exhibition of speed and dexterous driving, racing fans at Gresham Speedbowl last Sunday saw Prank Wearne acclaimed Northwest cham pion for 1938. A Jong list of win nings throughout the season with Gilmore products gave Wearaa a subtantlal lead over si! contenders and definitely establishes him as one of tha Coaat's leading pilots. ere invited to attend. To become a regular member one must earn ten points in the state point system Coach Bowerman explained foot ball and the new rules to be used thia rail. This ejcplanation was ap preciated and enjoyed by aii mem ben. By Mary Wallace A downtown "pep demonstration by the student body was held Fri day afternoon to advertise the Med-ford-Eureka football game placed Saturday, Mr. Wood was In charge of ar rangements. Organizations partici pating were Order of the M, Tiger WATCH The lew 1937 Nash LaFayette The Greatest Sensation In Automobile History which wili be on display in our (howroom SATURDAY, OCT. 17 WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc. , - Nash LaFayette 123 Booth Riverside. southern part ot Oregon prior to tak ing control of the store. The store is clothed In the atmos phere of bargain days which are just the words to explain the many bar gains that are in stock for the mo torist of southern Oregon and noth ing haa been overlooked In the stock. The store maintains complete motor ing service for the autolst including Firestone tires which hold many per formance records on road and track Including the winning of the Indian apolis race for the past 1? years and the winning of the dangerous Pikes According to George H. Bogus, racing promotion representative for Gilmore Oil Company in the North west, Wearna has used Gilmore gasoline and Lion Head motor oil during his entire campaign for this coveted title. Reports disclose thit he won li of 17 events during the last year and was a consistent "In the money" performer in other races. i guards, and glee clubs. The drum, bugle and fife corps made their first public appearance for this semester. Students assembled at the park and serpentined through down town streets assembling at the chamber of commerce where Franki Rina barger and Bobby Divine led a cou ple of yells, Vioia Cleveland, assisted by the glee clubs, led a couple of songs. Sir. Ed Klrtley introduced A. 2. Banwell, chamber of commerce pres ident, who gave a short pep talk. Tuns in KSL every evening, Mon day thru Fridsy, 8 pm, Vs Mail Tribune want ads. FOR -International Tracks Phona 303 Peak citmb for the past 8 vars- Firestone batteries, br&&$ Using, spark plugs, and complete gasoline and lubrication faeltftfes are main tained for the driver who desires to keep his oar la the wpnk of condi tion. During the year Use newest type of sales dtspl&T gsssHne vending pumps were initaHed to keep pace with the times and the store has un dergone many chaises throughout. Another recent innovation has been the addition of a full-Urns tw-maa budget department featwrmg aK auto need? on iinie-nayment with no down Finishing first la tha greatest number of helmet dashes during the season, Wearss was also presented with a special trophy dash helmet which is awarded ta the winner of the helmet dash championship. In addition to these accomplishments, this outstanding pilot Is bojder of the tract record for tha Gresham Soeedbowl. Treasury's lGSliioa WASHlNaTOS. Oet. S. (APJ TUs position of tha treasury on October I: Receipts SS,4H,m.Mj aipendt- tares 25,sltJ!3S.7S; bslanc 2,TO,- 158.42; customs receipt lot the month, H.SBO.OW.Si. BtnaciBghssn'i io Cream, OaaSy Part? SpeciaS The ctt 330 a Cent f Mi' -" y ,k . j TOP QUALITY At a Sensational New Low Ptice out of Packard! 38 yean of perienc to building tint cars, now comeg & brand new 1937 Packard Six His greatest low-priced car America ha ever teen NOW ON DISPLAY PERRY L ASH CRAFT Anniversary payment. The Firestone company baa su preme confidence in the future of the southern Oregon territory as vs ex pressed tn a wire to the local store thtt week from Leonard K. Firestone, trade sales manager of the parent company who expressed the hope that the fine sales position of the store for this year wouid be continually reflected in the future ang that the business would increase In the same proportion as the good condition of the valley has indicated this past yesr. 11 CANCELS WEEK-END TRIPS SAiSM, Oct, S-AP State just ness crowding in since the disastrous forest firs in soutwestem Oregon the past week caused Governor Martin to cancel two previous engagements this week-end and possibiy third on Monday ha announced today. Scheduled to appear at the mining session at Koseburg today the execu tive sent bis regrets and named O. D Adams, stats vocational education director, to rwpr!nt him ihar. He sent his secretary, W- L- Qom Ils, to represent him at the bridge dediottion at Newport. Secretary at State E&ri Snell and Treasurer Hufus O. Holm&n both will attend tha bridgs dedication. The governor said he doubted whether he could attend the Klam ath Fails-Weed highway completion program. GUNSTABOOFOR . ERRING HUNTER! PENDLETON, Oct. 8. (A?) Err ing hunters may never again carry firearms within the boundaries el Oregon. This little knows state law received prominence her when tt was mad knows yesterday by H. Van Winkle attorney general, In as opinion re quested by C, c Proebstcl, Umatilla district attorney, Froebsiei came across the statute when investigating the accident! wounding of a deer hunter. Vb attorney general interpreted the lav to mean any person hunter or otherwise who baa killed or wounded another with firearm may sever again b? legal possession f sues weapons. and up AT MEDFORD I t i aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaHia Communications Was T, B, Msaeat Mcftf To tfee Siiior, Bates Tea Weil" Joa paMteSasJ a tet ter stgaea bf Charles VowMes to FMiay avsaSog" Sssut si jour papar. Mr. voormea finds faait ssth th Syracuse spseeb of as PttsWssst i causa of tb atatmest hs ; made about !s!a eppessassts agsSsus Mr. xtoostvt&v re&rms. la view ai tha m&&3f charge isada h$ Mr, BoossTsSfa oppoaeai, Ssth laadoa, Kaot tug HatniSSws, etoargSag Wja wiUs putU&g &ver a "coclsejsd tax oa tfes psspej teasing baufc desosHs ar.M.fs aust losurasea paUsEa ot HttSe or no vsl'j;," asS the &usrous oUier carg that have bees ievial agaisst ttw Pccsi iSsut In mis oasspaSgs. I telssk tea President's atatenssst was a Terj temperata or.e. fault artth tha PusSdeot kim h Is cot a modest mas, Wsfester ; tin? modestf to be; tBfc lowl? Impsr srhkis aesom pantea a aiodsraa gsttmats of ot'a ows mortis or lmpssrtaoss reatratoed." 4 Tha eosicmpsrarfes Washssatoss, Jefferson, Jacksos, Uacota asi Thsodore Baosselt i sot sea Ulustrfoaa Prealoesta ea modest mesi all of them were charged ppos- eata of their Ma with brtog Ueta. tot, agotUta s:id violators of states rights snd the coEstltatloa, T5se Baltimore Sua, October Ust, IMS had ibla i& tsj si Z'V.e-yizrt F,-X69- wit! b aiSditios ts perateaU; bally iBg Cosgreas he his gsm to the extresw of brow batlssg Use Ooart ubsH he weald tares bat one power la the lead, sd that power, Theods B3St," The oaiy modeat esaa that I . call occupylBg tee WWts Hsase waa tha lata Freeldeat Hardtag of Tsapot Doase fame, Tist rtl wsslldats, Mr, London, Is far from helas a modest msn. He aaserU Mast h U1 do everything the psssst sdmfna- trattoa ia Holes without east ts the people and will get the asoaey tor ha reform oat sf the poutleiasa hide, whleh Sa asythtsg' hat a mod- eat et&tement Pardos me fsr talelag ssp apace but Mr. Voontia letter wu & fair asd dignified oriiieism others i J- ; lyiT' ff iske them away at these BAR GAIN PRICEa The new Fire stone Standard Is the greatest value you have ever seen, 1st grade quality at volume produc tion prices, Tires purchased now will shov little vear through winter months, Buy today have non-skid protection all Winter long and almost new tires nest Spring, AUTO SUPPLY & SERVICE STORES 1 Ninth and Pacific Highway Ed. Ef teland. Mgr. Phoae B20 wise 1 would sot attempt to asswer II. Correspen&inis whose oaif srga mest is to csil fots? editcfisls r! dculou reminds one of what thomss Fxyr.e said of the tory of Iss dsj: Arguisg with tbose wbo fes?a feresakea their resson is Hfce giving JKeiciR to the dead." Sfed&srd October To lbs Editor, No- tfeat Hitler hes cleared the phew oft his chest, 8qw that aSusso Itsi is serving r&vtolas is Add It A'ssfes, How that Spain looks like Basdos, asd the spanese are sttll sout cf the Msschurlas bonier; we ess turn our timimtol sitesUoa to noclsing flows tacit ieephssise poles, gsitisg plastered' better, aad musslsg up each other over poimca. Kete York Time. Goes for Roose velt, OOF Tea Kartow," &ys nvotning paper, Apparessly sewa i iBfet'self prsportloual to the dlstinc It irave5. W knew thss i& Cegos esr feass ago. Coma West . Ooase Wt Come West! Tfee obI? trouble with fcfat eoua iry srble the tepub1, is the dtsso crsia are running it. We're lissgmg fey our snifters oa the edge a feattomle p5t. chirp aaother, sad this sort of thiug jut can't go oa the iJtmo'a are Importing hugs car f5tss of lime Beaa from toe capital of Peru, SUSI chirping. So co time at ill, this bsslfi food will beeoais eitiact; off the record, like the BuU iloose, Buffalo Chtps, asd Spectaltj Crpestere. Let ua hav a whsck at ruantag things for a while, sy a guy, aaa- Ihrered big as a dlahp&o. WSt America aeeda Is more rugged is ciSMualSim, i80r pairloils f error. snl higher Ideala, All that Ilea Is the 33&e cf the Democratic Admis Utr Altos, Is hespa of magailtceaS wreeiac There o7r a depres oji, tt w&a all a state of mlcd. Times were gxS , osi? ths people sSldn! know H, We repub haw faeea caeefc tug iip tha fte&se tsrk, &tte the 4emoe luring the past three jfars Soitea work! let the repuba do jmir greasing, aa4 fnur or- aeif a perfect iuh job, Ine&ie&rly,, te- member the 'Spirit of ?f a&tl get "A Msis Hots la fels CAS'im sal4 aaother ssmilower Womom VH' ir Hoowvelt, the ef tlseas of this sa ton ha bees buii-gcgg&E! hog tfed, asd throws for a lota. wit- i th issajs oa the Hylsg tra hU outfit Is a three ringed tr esis, ith ail ef the directions, qaalt Product.on pfc.. v : r ' m lata Other tUet ta of JE-go3 Msgs rTa ful of esmffewer msj, BeaaS cashes os 23iiiI!oa Esgrtsi pouni- screams scstbcT. Ta Ssi Ss- eumy Act Is tenSbBs tlss Usm it deplorefe asd the btiafeetg; use4 "tor the jymp"j 5hj 4tsr S053S. Thames? thetr skss red to&siii, s4 be iSlskla? st ili the aseBsoE ehala oa sstas- shp t& FpsbJks fesss jast sfeoat ntixed the otPt stt m J tidto. Hovtr is S&ssr pat It, Hee3 s&t ioa s?f Jb d55St ob of providtng tsp27 s&sSt3 tlse Ilre-jtrlcies rsJd.eai Ss&iloa a turned ot? WF yat??2aj bj hs s-atis-sal 5s??ff ossseu Grlllltfe, 3se3 5? Ife m ss th stste. fee expected: ta forsi aathsst s?si 5Fi ?sas WasMug to yppijr ftiai tad aaa to rsplae Sisdo't cjijsyiijtj teat before the wlsisr sJt ia. FORTLAJm, Oct, the ashes Bitsd. &sUasi tire prewstios ei ?sm especial algatClcanca ts ?goa T claljnM tlesa 3?es ?rptd gle imptu ts aafe H o?er tb state. The citicnil sfesers-isce cp?a t - ?OflTtAKB, Oct. S-CJIFJ Sv deprtmst of tfrtcttitG? rjjoesed the flow pe Siusd? at 25c per hhl somparsd 3t Jst dnf Se 3a??ciij ee4 la as Artlt bf stsel72 S. Je T? lb-mi isast SAVING ptrfanHy Tr offered es iires. Chaise to tay 4 KEW FIHESTOXB STANDARD TOES at remarkmWy hm jricej, Eajo? safer driving and greater size pweis sre MUCB 4.50-20 . . $145 SJ548 ff'S 4.50-21 , . 175 5J0J7 , , 1M9 4.75-19 , , $M 6,80-19 , I1J9 5.00-19 , . 3,80 8,00-16 , , 11.S5 5.25-17 . , 9.45 8,60-18 14,75 SIES FBICE SIZS PKfOS 8,00-20 , , $18,95 9.00-20 , , $m.'i 6,50-20 , , 21.95 S0x5 , , , 21,39 7.00-20 , 29,10 32xS , 36 JS 7,50-20 , , 35J0 86x6 , , , 33.48 825-20 . , 40,30 34x7 , 48,05 prtsti ftotmniomfiiy J t 132 SotiOt Biverslds Fboss 1100 RtverMdc and Xtnth. Fhone 521
