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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORR OREOON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 29. 1937 Big Tuna Run PORTLAND. Aug. 38. (API Fish ermen off Depoe Bay reported an in,".'-"al!v hcBvy run of tuna. Perry Austin, boat master, aald here. The migration was believed to be the same reported earlier In the week off Oraya Harbor. Wasb ABBEY BUILDING OPEN TO PUBLIC E Leads Ad Conclave Ford Opens 'Roads of World' AMPLE BAG SPACE PAGE SIX NEXT Tl Tlie beautiful new Abbey building located at the corner of Ninth and Bartlett street will be open for pub lic Inspection next Thursday night, according to Walter W. Abbey, owner. Workmen are putting the finishing touches on the modern sales and service plant. By Thursday night everything will be reedy for a grand opening." A floor show, music and refresh menu will be offered for the enter tainment of guests opening Jilght, The entire Walter W. Abbey Inc. staff will be there to assist In show lng visitors around. The new structure will house large ahow rooms, a complete and modern aervtoe department, sevoral offices and a puhlto lounge. ' Walter W. Abbey Inc. la local deal er for Nash automobiles, TrombJy, Beal and Isaacson trailers, bulldozers and road equipment, as well distributor for White and Indiana trucks, A Ills-Chalmers tractors and farm machinery and Hardle Sprayers. E DICE TO DECIDE PORT TOWNSEND, Wn., Aug. 38. (AP) A pair of dice and a dice cup rest on the desk of County Auditor Harry B. Anderson. "Our two Justices of the peace here use the dice to decide which one will 'tie the knot' when a cou ple gets a marriage license, and asks that a justice marry them," Ander son explained. The plan eliminates possible hard feelings, he aald. KLAMATH CATTLE KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 28, (AP) Sale of feeder stock to midwest buyers and early shipment of cattle from this area are the h en v lest In Now is the time you need them and Now is the time we have tliem. Look at these '38 STUDEBAKER long wheelbaso two ton, produce bed, all new tires, fine mechanical shape. A good, tough, sturdy truck for farm, or highway work. '38 INTERNATIONAL. Last series, with hydraulic brakes. 178-inch wheel base. In perfoct shape. Tho miles in this one have hardly boen touched. '30 CHEVROLET one ton panel, top condition. '31 CHEVROLET cab and chassis, a real bargain in a light truck. These are all good and are worth far more than we are asking for them. If you need a truck this is the place for you to look first. Walter W. Abbey, Inc. Nash Denier. 123 S. Don't pluck yaarielf ky ' lag talk wkea yaa kiy tlrai. Oo't olve aa Hi atomy yaa ay Mtd la cat at seddea III. ta.i ar aa accldeat. Oa aar aoaVIck Pla yea aey Art. qaallty Broaictt, at a talr arlea aad aay ai yaa ara paid. It'i aa kaaait, dlaalflad way ta ky HaVl taaad ta tfca Waias. Check Hit Madara alaa kotara yaa kay. fill Lewis Super Service Station I Clarence 8. Becsemyeri vice presi dent of the Ollmore Oil company. Is pictured above as he addressed a meeting last week of all Oregon Oil- mora executives and salesmen of the firm at a meeting held In Portland. The purpose of the gathering was to discuss the most extensive Lion Head advertising drive In the history of the company. Geo. B. Jail, branch manager Jn Medford, attended. Offlctnis of the nilmore oil com years, according to Lee McMullen of the Klamath Production Credit association. Shortage of stock In the eastern drought none and a bumper, low- price corn crop has brought wide demand for cattle to feed, with tne result hat growers here are receiv ing a price for feeder stock una year comparable with what they re ceived for fat beef last year, Mc Mullen said. , Ben Jonson, a contemporary of Shakespeare, wrote of him: "I loved the man this side of Idolatry." Riverside Phone 303 pany, according to Mr. Jnll, are high' ly optimistic over the prospects for an exceptionally fine fall business Surveys Just completed by the com pany both on the Pacific const and In the eastern states Indicate that a larger crop of motor tourists than ever before are going to visit the Pacific const. This added population, plus a gradual betterment of general economic conditions will work to ward better business conditions all over the wrst, thy belfvi. WASHINGTON, Aug. 28. (AP) The federal trade commission has ordered Clement A. DcGracc, trading as social security counselors, Port land, Ore., to discontinue what the commission said were unfair meth ods of competition In the sale of correspondence courses designed to educate students for positions with the federal government. The order prohibits representa- ttoiwi that positions with the gov ernment are available and that ex aminations for fiur-h positions are being held, unless this Is a fact. DcGracc also Is prohibited from i telling prospective students that knowledge of the courses will qual ify one to obtain a government nosl-! tlon and that he will plnce students completing the course In such posi tions, and that money paid as tui tion will be refunded if a position In the government service Is not obtained. j tffiS Word 'THUG " IS HOT MODERN SLANG ft The exrltlnt new studebaker l no thug, hut It rertnlnl) knock them over! Drive It, and ee him It eli the Jump on all other In a gcntlemanl) . manner how It (the you dual economy wit h t lie Fram oil cleaner and (aft-saving auto matic over-drhe, how It Rive ynu comfort with Its luxurious iipholMtry ... all for a few cent a day more than a 1mvet priced car! and,T Is putting hl Vwd Car and Thick on the market at the t.oFT rmrrs in ma TORY, with the Het Term Available. You will he pleated with the ear jimi buy from him. PROOF TH XT NOT ALL , M VINO TH1NO MRFITHf The frof has no rlh. therefore It can not hrmthc by expsn nn and contraction of the client. The air 1 sualloued. alo the fro rt part of ht nwgen supply through the kln. t. "Nugget of Know ledge' Oeo. W. tM1mpnn. T III Uajr -'' I .iiumvinmuauL : W T,' I . W I'll r a 4t! Jl i . kj CONSULS of foreign countrleg and good roads association repre sentatives took part recently In dedication of the "Roads of the World," a half-mile Toadway com prising reproductions of 18 world famous highways, newest feature at the Ford Rotunda, gateway to the TO KEEP PINBALL EUGENE, Aug. 28. API Suit to enjoin Sheriff C. A. Swarts and District Attorney L. L. Ray from seizing or destroying pin-ball ma chines In Lane county was filed In circuit court here today by Prank Da Hon, owner of many of the ma chines In use here. District Attor ney Ray recently Instructed Sheriff Swart to make arrests If any of the games are found In operation In the county on and after Septem ber 1. Dfllton, Jn his complaint, alleges that the games have an aggregate value of 115.000 and that the places In which they are operated are con ducted In a lawful manner, the rental paid on the machines being his percentage of profit. The owner further alleges that these games are offered to the pub lic for play and that they are play ed largely for amusement, the pub lic receiving for awards only five cent plecea for successful play. Tho ground upon which the In junction Is being sought la the al legation that these games have not been limited, rogtilated or prohibit ed by law and that the license fees rcqxilred by the city of Eugene have been paid. River Hill Signed WASHINGTON. Aug. 28. (API- Approval by President Roosevelt yes terday of the M, 000.000 ominbus rivers and harbors bill authorised 13 waterway Improvement project In the Pacific northwest with a total estimated root of na.818.B0O. SPECIAL CLEAN - UP Sale Used Cars Below are ten of our Bargains in this Special Sale. COMPARE THESE PRICES with the values of the merchandise offered in thit sale. 1929 Ford Coach 1929 Buick Coupe 1930 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Essex Coupe 1929 Chevolet Coach with Trunk YOUR CHOICE OF THE ABOVE LOW DOWN PAYMENT AND SPECIAL TERMS C. E. GATES AUTO CO.,Inc. Your Ford Dealer For Over 25 Years Ford Rouge plant at Dearborn, Mich. Photo shows A. O. Bray, act ing British consul at Detroit, scat tering on the road actual road ma terial brought from the Grand Trunk Road of India, the ancient highway which traverses fabled Khyber Pass and once the route of T WAGE-HOUR BILL WASHINGTON, Aug. 28. (AP) The United States Chamber of Com merce said today that "those who are opposed to centralization and regimentation (In the federal gov ernment) must be prepared: To con tinue their right on certain new deal policies In the next session ol congress. The weekly Washington review ot the chnmber, summarising resu.i. of the recently adjourned aeaslon. said: "The major Issue at stake la clear cut and fundamental. It Involves the question as to whether further powers, such as are embodied In tho' wage-hour bill, shall be vested In the federal government at Wash ington." roiitrollers Elect ! PORTLAND, Aug. 28 (AP) The , Pacific Coast Controllers congress chose I -or Angeles for the 1938 meet- i lng and elects Robert L. Combs ot Complete 'Motor Service Rewinds, Exchanges, Repairs Gage Motor Service 30 N. Orape Phone 8u Largest and best lighted paint shop In So. Oregon Daily's Auto Pal..tin 19 South Bartlett - I Alexander's legions. In the party are Edsel Ford, president of the Ford Motor Company; Wallace R. Camp bell, president of Ford Motor Com pany of Canada Limited; Edward N. Hlnes, "father" of the good roads movement, and representatives of countries represented In the roads. that city president at . Its closing session hre. Investigati Packard Prices before you buy a car . See how much you can get for . $11 3 5 att MedLffopril Take advantage of the present low price before the inevitable rai Perry L 128 South Riverside 1929 Reo Coupe 1930 Ford Phaeton 1929 Pontiac Sedan 1930 Oakland Coach 1930 Chevrolet Panel Delivery .$13500 This summer has seen more motor cat touring thsn aver before In the history of the csuntry'tnd with this great Increase In the use of the auto mobile ror long trips hu come an added appreciation of the eonven lence of the large luggage space pro vided by Chrysler cars, according to H. r. Langs, of the Lange Motor Car Co. "For a tour to be thoroughly enjoyable, there must be ample and convenient luggage room. In the old days motorists put up with a lot of Inconvenience along thla line. Most of the luggage had to be carried In the rear compartment of a four seated car. with the result that It restricted passenger spate, to aay nothing of having heavy bags bang ing 'around. The resulting discomfort took much from the Joy of touring. "In the 1937 Chryslers, however, a family can tour In perfect comfort with all the luggage required for an extended trip, carrying enough clothes to suit , all occasions. The touring models In both the Chrysler Royal and Chrysler Imperial lines carry large trunks aa standard equipment. These trunks not only are commo dious, but skillful body engineering has blended them Into the body lines so that they do not mar the rear contours of the car." says Mr. Lange. Probe Fire Lose FOREST GROVE. Au. 38. (API- Officers continued today their In vestigation Into the origin of the fire which destroyed nearly luuu.uuu feet of felled and bucked timber on the stimson Lumber company hold ings near Saddle mountain. Ashcraft Phone 191 M A Www o mm 8th and front. We Never Close Phone 1300
