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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1937)
FTOE SIX aiEDFOftP TtfATL TRIBUTE, fEPFORP, OREGON, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER K, 193T In the state, hiring 46,000 persona during the annual harvest. The ban on Imported beer has been enforced by the teamsters union in a Jurisdictional dispute with the brewery workers' union. 3 -Day Labor Day Holiday To Set Travel Record GOLDEN GATE FAIR TAKES FORM E APT TO HIT SALE STREETS SEPT. 10 OF I - I r i i 1 1 i f ii ii , . I - . . . a . s sa& I nnnnvrADPArnv i . nTnuj,.;. MnwcuuwAU t ;,, , - - - ',? -It wm . I l',,4l,iil..,,v.i.af..i"'''io iiniMia)si.'a I wmitotot Watching a speeding automobile come roaring down the highway- hearing a tire blow out watting for the oar to crash In the ditch breath ing a algh of relief when nothing happena, and tha driver brlnga the car to a aafe atop. That will be the experience of Med ford realdent next Friday, according to Charlie O. Purnaa, local dealer for the Ooodyear Tire 4t Rubber Co. The demonstration, which will be conducted on South Rlveralde between Nlntb atreet and Stewart avenue, ac cording to Mr. pumas, will conclus ively prove that blowout need cause no damage whatever. They will show, he aaya, that a speeding car may be brought to a aafe stop after a blow out, with the driver In complete con trol at all times. Instead of crashing Into the ditch or oncoming traffic The hours of the Interesting and unique demonstration will be 10:00 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. Secret of the demonstration Is the fact that the cars will be mounted on Ooodyear LlfeOunrd tubes, Mr. Furnas said. The UgeOuard tube la In reality a tire within a tube. An out er conventional tube contains an "Inner tire." both being Jointed at the base. A single tiny vent allows air to pass from the outer tube to the Inner tire, and when blowout occurs, air escapes Instantly from the outer tube, but can escape from the Inner tire only through the tiny vent. This means that the outside casing drops about an Inch to ride on the Inner tire, while the driver brlnga the car to a aafe atop without a swerve. Huge railway spikes mounted on a flat plate which Is laid In the path of the onrushlng car provides one meana of blowing out tires, dynamite caps that rip casings wide open pro Tides another, "Motorists of this City, as well as very other section of the country, are becoming more and more aafety onsclous." Mr. Furnas said. "Llfe Quard tubes have proved themselves to be one of the greatest contribu tions to highway safety In a decade, have prevented many an accident that might possibly hava resulted In Injury, or death." p OLDEN OATH International ei- position, scheduled to opon early In 1939, Is rapidly taking form, as shown above. The Ford V-8 pictured was the first car not owned or op erated by construction company em ploye! to arrive on the man-made Island In San Francisco Bay, which Is to be the site of the exposition. The world fair, which will cost f 15. 000,000, run 288 days and la expect ed tg attract 80,000,000 persons, will oelebrate completion of the two great bridges across San Francisco Bay and the Golden date. The "Is land from the Sea" will have an area of about 400 acres, will bejenclrcled by a protective wall and will have extensive slips for ferry boats. Ma terial excavated In tunneling through Verba Buena Island for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridge Is being used In the filling. Congress has provided 11,500,000 for the federal government's par ticipation In the fair. One of the buildings to be erected by the fair directors will be a Hall of Western States. It will cost $350,000 and In It exhibits of the 11 western states will be concentrated. In the photo above, T. A. Pederaen (left), general super intendent of the Clinton Construc tion Company, which la preparing Ihe exposition site, is overseeing the' progress of construction. LOCAL and PERSONAL STATE JUDICIARY SALEM, Sept. 4. (AP) A far iMchjng realignment of prosecuting division of the Oregon Judiciary was proposed today by W. L. Ooaalln, a member or the state parole board, In a letter to Governor Martin, to whom OoMlln alio Is private secre tary. The proposal calls for the crea tion of a state department of Jus tice, which would be auxiliary to municipal enforcement as the state police augment municipal police. The attorney-general would ad minister the department with dis triot attorneys serving by appoint ment of the governor and instead of being confined to a single dis trict, they would be appointed at large and be available for service In any part of the atat. Oosslln said that with the ex ception of several populous counties there were relatively few criminal oases In the circuit courts and that a considerable saving could be ac complished by grouping of counties Into Judicial districts with district attorneys being summoned as they were needed. SAFE BACK HOI ELKHORN. Wis.. Sept. . (A1) Mrs. Olive Bore la told state and federal authorities today she was kidnaped Thuraday night In a mistaken belief her bookmaker-husband easily could raise a large sum of money as ransom. When she convinced her abductors her tV'jft'uand, John Bore I a of Chicago, was a small operator, they returned her unharmed to the summer home of h mother, at 9 a. m. today, she added. Asked by Sheriff Joeeph Dorr If she knew whether a 5.000 ratwm hsd been paid, Mrs. Borcla replied she was convinced It had not been be cauf her captors did not leave her more than a few minute during the 97 hours she was held. DeMolay Session.- Medford chapter of DeMolay will meet In regular busi ness session Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple. All members are requested to be present. .NoKlwanls Meeting Regular week ly luncheon -meeting of the Klwanls club will be omitted tomorrow be cause of Labor day. Meetings will be resumed next week. Navy Club Meeting Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers club will hold a regular meeting at a p. m. Tuesday In the home of Mrs. Florence Cuffcl, t09 North Central avenue. Mrs. Maude Oulbertson, commander, will preside. Back From California Mrs. Caro lyne Hooker of Medford and Miss Myrtle Pitts of Jacksonville returned by train Friday from Oarmel. Cal., where they spent an eight-week vacation. Bock To Portland M. L. Merrltt, assistant regional U. 6, forester, will return thin evening to his headquar ters In Portland. He has spent the past two weeks here making a gen eral Inspection of the Rogue river national forest. Meeting Tuesday Southern Oregon Oem and Mineral society will hold a regular semi-monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday In the Jackson county courthouse auditorium. Cecil Hanscam, second vice president, will presldo, the president and first vice president planning to be out of town. Return From Klamath Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bowdlsh returned to their home at 1360 Sunset avenue yester day from Klamath Falls where they spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward. They brought with them their grandson, Richard Ward Mrs. Bowdlsh Is Mr. Ward's mother. At Cinnabar Spring Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and P. O. Blgham recently made a motor trip to Cinnabar Springs. They said the trip Is well worth making. There are several routes to the springs, they pointed out, explaining that they travelled on the Pacific highway to the Klamath river bridge. Instead of crossing the bridge, however, they remained on this side of the river and continued along the stream to Beaver creek bridge, a distance of about 3ft miles They croased the creek bridge, turned right and drove along the creek right to Cinnabar Springs, a distant of ten mllea. Total distance from Med ford to the springs by this route Is about 7(1 mllea. Visiting In North Miss Betty South wlek of Medford la spending the week-end In Portland with friends. From Eagle Point Mrs. Orvlllc Henderson and Miss Florence Put man of Eagle Point transacted busi ness here yesterday. t Visit Here Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Bur nett, former Medford residents now living In Eugene, were ylsltlng here yesterday with friends. On Buying Trip Mrs. Adrlenne Steward left last evening for San Francisco and Los Angeles, where she will attend autumn fashion shows and order merchandise for her stores here and In Klamath Falls. To Enter Training Miss Lois Fra aee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Frazee of this city, will leave Tuesday for San Francisco, where she will en ter training at the Stanford univer sity hospital for nurses. She is a former Medford high school student and last year attended Southern Oro gon Normal school In Ashland. Tonsils Excised Mrs. D. R. Wood of route 4 underwent a tonsllectomy In the Osteopathic hospital yesterday morning. Mrs. K. 8. Owens of Rogue River had her tonsils excised Frldsy morning. Mrs. M. B. Harris of 735 South Central avenue was admitted Friday for medical attention. Mrs. Harris will be In the hospital for several days, attendants said. To Cave City Fete Med ford 'a fa mous French train of the 40 et 8 soclete left yesterday morning for Cave City to represent this commu nity In the miners' Jubilee over the week-end. The train, much In de mand at celebrations in southern Oregon and northern California, re cently was awarded a trophy (or the best 40 et 8 entry at the 1037 con vention In Albany. To Plan Celebration Plana for the annual Armistice day celebration will be mapped out at the regular semi monthly meeting of Medford post of the American Legion In the armory Tuesdsy night. Armistice day has become one of the most important dates on the post calendar and ef forts are being made to arrange one of the most outstanding celebrations In yeara, officers ssld. Several other matters of Importance are to be con sidered Tuesdsy night, C. L. Msc Donald. commander, said In Inviting all member and visiting Legionnaires to the meeting. The session will convene at 8 o'clock Minor Accident Csrs driven by Ollbert D. Anderson of 217 South Riverside avenue and Sterling Welch of Jacksonville were Involved In a minor accident at the Intersection of Central and Riverside avenue Fri day afternoon, according to a city police report. In Yreka Group Among the Yreka gold rush celebration contingent In Medford Friday night were Abe Ling, manager of the Siskiyou News and head 'of the fete for several years; Archie Legge. well known dance or chestra maestro of northern Califor nia; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dodge, former Medford residents, Mrs. Dodge being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bllton of this city. Ling ex pressed enthusiasm over thla year's edition of the annual Gold Rush days and Issued An Invitation to all Rogue valley residents to attend thoy fete which will be held In the north ern California city next week-end. Airport Arrivals Yesterday's ar rivals At Medford municipal airport Included Lieut. L. D. Coats, en route In a Martin bomber from Hamilton field. San Rafael, Calif., to Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash.: Lieut. R. a. Coddlngton, from Hamilton field to Seattle. Wash.. In a Martin bomber; Lieut. H. O. Brandt, Hamilton fteld to Seattle in a Martin bomber: Let Cox. operator of a flying service at Seattle, en route from San Francisco . , "tY V ft ss- : mJV . . Jmi" 't f'Jat"! li I ' XL J: PORTLAND, Sept. 4. &) The Portland Oregonlan said today that Oregon hop growers would be warned that continued curtailment of the flow of California and eastern bee? resulting from teamsters' and brewery workers' union rivalry might reduce the purchase of Oregon hops by the affected brewers. The newspaper said that a letter to this effect, signed by Jules R. Flzld of Chicago, executive secretary of Brewery Industry, Inc., had been mailed to W. H. Anderson of Eugene, chairman of a- sped si committee of the Oregon Hop Growers' association. "It la evident." the letter said, "that severe damage might occur to exports of hops from Oregon If the brewers who are adversely affected by the existing ban on their products In Oregon decided to curtail their pur chases In your state." The newspaper said that 99 per cent of the state's hop production normally Is bought by out-of-state brewers. The Industry was described as pro viding the largest agricultural payroll The start of rainy weather has add ed stimulus to the fourth annual Goodrich roundup of used cars which opened September and will continue through this month and October, ac cording to W. L. Lewis, owner of the Lewis Super Service station, local Goodrich dealer. "The campaign has already brought in a large number of unsafe tires. Our tow car often brings In wreck resulting from high speeds on worn tires," Mr. Lewis says. "Wet weather brings an added haa ard to driving. It la a proven fact that smooth tires skid badly on slip pery pavement. In thla campaign wa are making It easy to get the protec tion offered by the Goodrich Silver town Llfe-ss.ver Golden Ply. Our bud get department makes it possible for everyone to enjoy the safety of good tires." Wool Mart Quiet BOSTON. Sept. 4. (AP-USDA) The wool market was very quiet dur ing the past week. With motoring, uclfintf, nahing, swimming, bliing, tennli snd many other pastimei ta ttnet them, three-d&y holidayeri will set new travel recorda around Labor Day, say predic tions of Mobilgas officials. Pictured at top ara Wyn Cahoon and Charles Starrett, Columbia contract players, who are intricued with September holiday calendar held by J. A. McClure, manager of General Petroleum station). Below, these perionable players are shown all ready for the open road, while H. W. Taylor, manager of General's Mobilotl and Mobilubricantt department, holds the car door. to Portland In a Beechcraft; Dr. and Mrs. Paul Sharp of Klamath Falls In a Waco, the doctor coming to par ticipate In the golf tournament here; and MaJ. M. P. Cork 11 le. army test pilot of Boeing bombers at the com pany's plant In Seattle, who was en route south to Los Angeles via, Ham ilton field In a Douglas basic trainer. Sgt. Roy Stockwell left yesterday morning In a Fokker transport for Hamilton field. He arrived late Fri day from- Fort Lewis, Wash., and remained here overnight. Abbey Used Cars In Old Showroom The Walter W. Abbey, Inc., used car department Is now located In the old Abbey showroom at 123 South River side, according to Ralph Gill who Is In charge. "The used cars are all In the build ing which protects them from the sun and rain and every car is thor oughly checked before it Is placed on the floor," Mr. Oill says. ' WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW BUILDING 9th and Bartlett We are equipped to take care of ALL of YOUR NEEDS in the way of SERVICE for your car, truck or tractor. Walter W. Abbey, Inc. 9th and Bartlett. Phone 303 DYER SULLEN ON DEATH CELL TRIP LOS ANGELES. Sept. 4. (UP) Al bert Dyer, convicted slayer of three Ingle wood girls, left here tonight for Ban Quentin prison to await execu tion for hla crimes. The lust slayer of the three Infants last June 39 was sullen and refused to say more than a fw words to reporters as he boardrd a Southern Pacific train for the prison. Cea MaU Itlbuua want ads. ANOTHER CENTURY FURNACE TO HEAT The flew M.M. Dept. Store Estimates Furnished H. 0. Purucker, Electric Wiring Co. 217 W. Main Phone 4fi8 mm nr- -T;t'al Xi3S m r cow M ' THIS a ron mom DOES NOT CONTUN LEAD Grab your pencil and mark down Sandy's addressl Used csrs are going for sensational prices here not ordlnsry used nrs, but sound used cars that haw been completely recondi tioned and are PLSDOE BACKED! Here Is your chance to cele brate a real Labor Dayl The exciting new Studebacker contains everything that lend Joy to motoring! Ncm-ilam doors and luxurious upholstery for comfort, automatic hill holder and triply-sealed hy draulic brakes for safety, 'Fram oil-cleaner and automatic over drive for economy the Ingre dlents that compound tha pre scription for perfect motoring' We are so proud of this Stude. bsker that we like to demon strate. mnOF TtMT TIIF WORIi Till t" I NOT MODERN M.4AO. It comes from the name of confederacy of professional murderers, who terrorlwd In dia for 700 yeara. They wor shopped "Kali Ma, the Hindu goddess of destruction, and assassination waa a reltgtou duty. The order waa unmasked between 130 and 1640 and later stamped out. 1. "Nugget of Knowledge "-Geo. w. fitimp-son. Fourth ((0)0)PEIIHI National lflFE TIRES Now l the llmf to rrplarr worn-nut or Inferior quality tlrM with famous Goodrich Safety Silver town,, non't wait until you hare a hlow-ont to switch to SIlTfrtown,. Art now turln( our nation wide rampalsn agalnit unsafe tires. WANTED EdDdDdD Worn Tires LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION 8th and Front Phone 1300 WE NEVER CLOSE PB-OJUOT k si EASIEST CREDIT IN TOWN on fh fomoot Goodrich Silvertown Tires and other guaranteed producfn will tlssJlr afTtnr Um, iht toraa tm mH m m May mt UWm fimi.lny turn. Jat it what rtj n4 mm4 tall T m pt. Thr t nty a mall ratra rhirff m tKU
