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METYFCVRT) ' "M ATTJ TKTBTTCT, TStEPFOTO. OTraflpy. SUNDAY. OriTP'RET? 11, PA'GE FIV13 am 1 1 937 PLYMDUTHS 8:'ic TestJGiven Tube TEXAS ENROLLEES TRAVEL GAINS IN MADRID DEFENSE 10 INDICTED FOR T . ON DISPLAY BY fc- IN CCC ARRIVE NATIONAL PARKS FORCESBACK UP RUMJOJNDIANS I AnMll IlillTnR fill "tev y i 'VV ' J ; "l F(1D PPM Ir PT rlF RF ' WASHINaTON' 001 10. (a1) The MADRID, Oct. to. (IT) Loyalist Ton true blll were returned by LflnUL IftUIUIl UUi A" i Y X I Ulll ItUJLUI IILllL national park service reported today forces, misting a terrlllc Insurgent the first federal court grand Jury to 7& W tP B2. O " J travel Into the government's scenic drive In the Navalparei battlefield convene in the southern Oregon dta- . t 1 a.1 - m a i 1 N V ' v " ym4r o ell . - ST!? k5lVv- "-i r Will w ' ipy&- r 7 111 Crowds were thrilled at the pro showing of the new 1937 Plymouth automobile at the Lange Motor Car Co., Saturday, according to H. P. Lange. Throughout the whole car engin eering refinements and Improvements have been made. Every change Is a refinement which makes it a bigger value, according to Plymouth en gineers, Mr. Lange says: "The new 1937 Plymouth looks like $1200 but It will sell In the $800 class. It Is the finest and most beautiful low priced car ever offered the American public. It has some sensational ride improve ments that will win Instant approval and a silence In operation never be fore achieved In a low price car." One of tho most outstanding of the new Improvements on the 1937 Ply mouth is the new Hypold rear axle. Plymouth la the only low price ear with It. It gives one and one-half to two times the life of spiral bevel gears, with a more quiet operation. Plymouth engineers have done a G man Job In tracking down enemies of safety. They studied hospital records and thousands of accident cases. They talked to doctors. They found that many injuries In automobile accidents come from pas sengers being thrown against controls and other protruding objects. As a result of this research, the Plymouth Interior has been cleared of these things. And In working toward greater safety In automobile design Plymouth engineers found It possible to develop new beauty In the 1937 Plymouth that raises the standard of style and luxurious appearance. Another Important refinement In the new Plymouth Is easier steering, It gives a faster response with less effort, no "wind wander" and "wheel fight." The 1937 Plymouth wheels keep straight ahead In gravel. heavy dust or snow. The 1037 Plymouth offers greater stability. In addition to low centor of gravity It has a wider tread. The new rabbeted, or offset, con struction of the box section steel center posts add strength and rigid ity, and eliminates drafts around door edges. Mr. Lange says: "Those to whom value is primarily a matter of size and roominess are exclaiming over the gen. erous dimensions of the new Ply mouth. Greater length, a wider body with wider seats, more head room and unobstructed leg room give the 1937 Plymouth the luxury that Is possible only with extra size. "The low price car buyer has never before been offered such size and roominess as are found In the 1937 Plymouth. Never before have we been able to offer car buyers so much auto mobile for the money. GOP. PLAN WOULD RUIN AGRICULTURE, NOT AIMS VIEW (Continued from Page One.) rAiMTni. mns RF.rF.rVF.n PTiRTi.ANn Citt. 10. vjpi Bids for the start of construction on Oregon's $2,500,000 capitoi win De received nere at the offices of Whttehouse and Church, Oregon assoclato architects (Railway Exchange Bldg.). Begin inn -KTnnriflv tvia jtt.nt.it ennitol recon atruction commission announced to day. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DUST PROOF, well-ventilated refln- ir.rr nvim with natural llcht help us give you a good paint Job at Auto Beauty Shop, 608 S. River side. nini M4inmiin'i nmfit fr rim maker to you. Klein the Tailor, upstairs. . Better clothes for less. Tailor, upstairs. Klein the utn dat .v fjni rvnat. chean for cash Can be seen at Charley Roberts. So. Columbus. FOR SALE Equity in almost new gas Maytag, gooq conaiuuu. -a A. wood, Rt. 3, Box 173, Meaiora. WANTED Bell boy. Hotel Holland. WANTED Unencumbered woman for general nousewom. si. ....... j. rinnn wnses. Qood home. Box 616. Mail Tribune. WANTED Girl for housework. 316 So. Orange, rnonc mo-i. FOR SALE Grapes, 3c lb.: figs 60 Geary urcnara. vmuu tj.t. All voters are earnestly requested to oe prewns bi .. quarters at 217 West Main Street at .r.v. n'ii-ufa- TiifwiA.v venine. Octo ber 13th. to hear our Candidate for united states senator. honey. Musical program. Drnrviu innnF will hold a Rum Tn.tr finlA nrtnber 16 and 17 In k,.iMinn tn rtnxv Theater. Anv one having donations, call 1327-W or lavo at ur. nicmrrfco E. Main. Any motorist will try to avoid run ning over the smallest tack, nail or other object when driving his auto mobile, but Betty Burgess, movie star. Is shown above deliberately driving nails Into a Goodrich tire to test the remarkable sealing qualities of the new Seal-o-matlc tube. More than 40 nails were embedded in this tube without the loss of air. his campaign special from Lincoln, where he told a huge crowd In front of the state capltol be was confident of the result of the November elec tion and said money spent by the administration to feed millions of families had been expended "In good cause." He promised theVe that "as long as I have anything to do about It," there "never will be a federal tax on farms or homes." He said, at Lincoln, his own seven- sentence record of aid to farmers could be expanded by every man and woman on a farm 'In termB of the recovery that has come to each of them In the last three and a half years." This was the record he outlined: 1. Raised farmers net annual in come by (3,000,000,000. 3. Saved thousands of homes and farms from foreclosure and reduced farmers' .debts. 3. Started recovering the farmeiu foreign markets. 4. Restored national Income and prepared for a steady, long-time ex pansion of the former s nome mar ket. 5. Ended a policy of Immediate glut and eventual waste and laid the basis for permanent plenty. 6. Begun to get the farmer a fair share In comforts, advantages, wider interests and deeper satisfaction "which go to make the good life for himself and for his children." 7. Rushed Immediate and direct relief to farmers and stockmen struck by drought. There is the record," he said. INE ABOARD CHINA CLIPPER, en Route to Wake Wind, Oct. n .(Sun' day)-(fl)- A typhoon crossed the China Clipper's path today, presaging possible layover at wake island while the storm blows Itself out be twecn Guam and the Philippines. Pan American Alrweys nies Its transpacific air liners according to weather maps, company meteorolo gists deciding upon routes to be fol lowed between 'si and stopping places, (The hurricane struck the northern provinces of Luzon Island in the Philippines, killing at least three per. sons and Injuring six. Moving toward the northwest, this storm crossed the path of the clippers northeast of Ma nila.) . . . .... A new CCO company arrived here from Texas yesterday to occupy Camp Prescott and continue the work pro jects in the Prescott Memorial park started by Co. 1653 which wss dis banded Friday. The Texas outfit was Co. 3864, commanded by First Meut. Nick V. Fletcher. FA-Res. With him was First Lieut. Edward M. Carl. Jr., FA-Res., First Lieut. Robert Searlght, Mod- Res., and 148 men. Both Lieut. Fletcher and Lieut. Carl will remain with the company hi't Dr. Searlght. wno had served as train surgeon will return to the eighth corps area. First Lieut. Robert W. King, FA- Res.. who has been on duty at Pres cott. will serve with the new com pany while Dr. Ellas H". Porter, Med- ford, will remain as camp urS"" ThM - nw Prescott company was comDllmented by headquartera offi cers on their neac and orderly ap- -nn-. iimn arrival here. Their tpeclal train was one of the cleanest ind neatest to arrive, everywiing m ing In ship-shape order. If the com n.n lives ud to Its first Impressions, it will make strong bid for the Medford district flag won by the old Prescott company for the past two months. A soeclal train carrying the men of the old Prescott outfit left Med ford Friday, with tnem were sixth corps area men from niinrtera detachment, and Pork, and men being discharged from Sltkum and McKiniey camps. nrl nw companies are expect ed to arrive here during the next (w davs. Co. 3865 will arrive irom Texas today at 130 p. m. to occupy the South Fork camp and on Mon day two companies will arrive at Co .,iu. for aitkum and McKiniey. On Wednesday a company will arrive at Grant Pass for Rana ana will arrive at Klamath raus Camp Tule Lake. . -mn fnr Coos Head will ar- . u.nh field Thursday; one for nwi rve will arrive on the same day at Grants Psss; and one for Silver Lake will arrive In eastern Oregon. r.nt. Glenn J. Key, who took fifth corps area troop train east two weeks Bgo, returned to Medford Sat- ,.rri.v ftr brlmnng oac nw- ments for firth corps areas In this district. Ho had been to Fort Knox, Kentucky. WASHINGTON, Oct 10. (fl1) The national park service reported today travel Into the government's scenic and historical preserves hit a new high during the 1936 travel season ended September 30. The official compilation of attend ance figures for the season showed 9,392,423 persons, or one-fourteenth of the total population, visited the 134 national parks and monuments. compared with 7,675,000 Inst year, highest previous mark, and 3,619,900 In 1931. Comparative 1935 and 1936 totals for national parks Included: Crater Lake. Ore.. 107.701 and 180.382. all head South HIT YEAR'S PEAK CHICAOO, Oct. 10. (AP) Potato futures, quoted from 12.16 to $2.93 per hundred pounds, were the high est or the year today. Advancing 1 to 3 cents on top of yesterday's 10 to 26 cents upturn, iaano Russets deliverable on the mercantile exchange before the close of the month sold as high as $2.18 per cwt. and closed at $2.18. Jan uary and March contracts closed at 2.60 and $2.92 respectively. MADRID, Oct. i0. (VP) Loyalist forces, resisting a terrific Insurgent drive In the Navalparel battlefield approximately 35 miles west of Ma drid fought against superior odds to day and slowly gave ground In hotly contested sectors. H. T. Gorrell. United Press corres pondent with the loyalists at La Navas Del Marques, a loyalist base east of Naval pawl, reported by tele phone that the rebel had captured El Hoyo De Pinares, eight miles south of Naralparel. The fall of Ccbreros, 3 miles south of El Hoyo on the Navntparel- Madrid highway, was believed emml nent. Although El Hoyo is a small village. Its capture was of Importance because It commands traffic from the rebel positions to the southwest both towards Las Navas and El B&oorlal, the latter ubout 20 miles from the capital and key to the main highway. (Continued from page One.) thau to buy their pounds at ,he price tney received. Building Show At Porter Lumber Co. A tree Celotex building show will be staged at the Porter Lumber com pany, 204 South Fir street tomorrow from noon until 11 p. m. under di rection of C. M. MoCormlck, of Port land, special representative of Celo tex. The building demonstration In Medford tomorrow Is one of a series presented by tho Celotex company in various cities throughout the United States. A large truck fitted with fa cilities for exhibiting building con struction Is maintained by the Celo- .tex firm. The house rectlon displays new methods of insulation and wall and celling treatment. Celotex ure the world's largest pro ducers of insulated materials, accord lng to George Porter who stated that the demonstration win be both In teresting and educational for south' ern Oregon homeowners and prospect ive builders. Apra, port of entry of Ou&m. Amer ican-owned Isle In mid -Pacific. U closed to foreign commerce except by special permit. CRASH REPORTED ... MTTVTCO CITY. Oct. 10. (P A pan-American airways (Douglas) air liner with a ( crew of four. Including three Americans, was reported to havo crashed today near Guatemala City. 4 WHEAT OPTIONS UP PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 10. ffV- Wheat options on the Portland Ex change advanced o bushel for the Saturday session. Both December and May were higher. On the sample cash market local wheat advanced lc bushel all around with Montana uo ltto bushel. UTAH MINERS STRIKE SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 10. Approximately 1000 miners, wage In creases denied, went out on strike to day at Park City one of the world s richest silver centers In mountainous north central Utah. The hint from the White House that Mr. Roosevelt may seek continu ance of his devaluing powers was an advance feeler for a foregone conclu sion. Until a definite and perma nent stabilization can be effected, there Is no other way to aafenuard the dollar against excessive foreign 1 devaluations. . Ton true bills were returned by the first federal court grand Jury to convene in the southern Oregon dis trict In the last 25 years. The Indictments involved Klamath county persons charged wltn sale of liquor to Indians. True bills were re turned against the following. Benjamin Brlggs, William W. Don nelly, John Woodlsy, Albert O. Bow er, Bert Cavsnaugh, Harry Starr. Ed Williams, Howard Kclllson, Matthew J. O'Neill and Joseph .Smith. Premier Mussolini of Italy was born at Dovla. in Porll province, Italy, In 1883. Riverside & Ninth AUTO SUPPLy A SERVICE STORES Phone 520, Klamath Dairy Held Pure Food Violator SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. 10. (AP) John L. Harvey, chief of the Seattle station of the pure food and drugs administration, said today an action against the Lost River dairy of Klam ath Falls, Ore., had been filed In federal district court at Portland. The action charges the shipment of Illegal butter In interstate commerce, he said. He said the case was "one of a number of such prosecutions" the administration Is carrying on over the northwest. Ai.tiHl-3AlT.T,TTsw 'Treat your car m oti would i i Miisrm rnnn i i i Phone 687 YOU wouldn't go to doctor for your own health nnlesa you knew he was deserving of confidence. Don't take a car anywhere unless you know the service Is worthy of confidence. We are specialists In General Automobile Upholstery Bide Curtains and Top Work Hohlweg's Top Shop 8th and Bartlett Streets It's time to paint your car for winter driving! Daily's Auto Painting 83 flonth Barlett ROME, Oct. 10. m Premier Ben. Ito MUBSOllnl sssured the cabinet and the nation today Italy's vast war ma chine Is being tooled Into still great er perfection. "Military preparations of the nation are being Intensified with best re sults," Mussolini said. The cabinet then adopted his recommendations for Increasing length of the wori week and for co-ordinating national de fenses. The weekly work schedule wss step ped up to 60 hours to Increase pro duction of wsr msterlala by 1200 In dustries for the army estimated with reserves to number more tbsn 0,000, 000 men. tee Mall Tribune vant als. DON'T POROET Riverside Market open Sundays and Evenings. FOR SALE Carpet sweeper, 3J0. studio couches, coll springs, daven port set. 106 S. drape. ONLY one left. Bull Terrier pup. Son of the famous Tocoma Jack, a world champion and from an equally good mother. None better bred in the world, pup a mos. old, nisle. white with black spots on heart. Regist ered. Dr. Coleman. 428 Medford Bldg. rORSALE-Cow with helterrBlf; two A-l Jersev heifers; 8-month s old Jersey Bull. Louis Coiver. Phoenix, FOR RENT 1624 East Main 5-room furnished home, hardwood floor, fireplace. Bnsement end furnace, electric ranee snd .re.'rlgerator. 145 00. Influilln? water. Chas. R. Rav, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone :o2. ENJOY AN EVENING at the JACKSONVILLE CLUB in JACKSONVILLE now featuring DELICIOUS FOOD DRAFT BEER Dancing every night No Delay when You Get Home Financing Funds from an Insured Association That's because we hare plenty of funds available for responsible families, scores re Investing their savings here nnder our safety Insured plnns. An agency of the U. 8. Government can Invest millions of dollars In Insured associations the same basis Individuals; . This ample supply of funds for Immediate nse fo bny, bolld, mod ernize, or refinance your home Is at your disposal on fair terms, without red tape. Ask about our pay-from-lncome plan. ederal Savings JANDUOAU AUQ.CIATIOr. Invest saving under our safety-Insured plans 1 Et Main rhone 1!.1 IT'S HERE! PRE-SHOWING OF THE BIGGEST VALUE at Lowest Cost in Automobile History. The I? 1937 SEE IT! RIDE IN IT! More of Everything that spells value More nise, more room, greater beauty Sensational ride improvements Silence never beore achieved in a low price car New safety styling Bear axel design brand new to- the low price field that gives added body room, quietnoss of operation and long life Revolutionary now body mounting smothers road shocks and noises. THE NEW 1937 CHRYSLER LINE WILL BE HERE SOON LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 NORTH RIVERSIDE
