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MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1 1938.
STATE INSURANCE
BUILDING TALKED
E
AUM, Oct. T-(AP) Tenutlve
plant for construction of a state In
dustrial accident Insurance building,
to b looted opposite the capital
tad the new stata library building,
were made here today. -
The new atruetura would face the
plaza opposite the library. The rear
of the building would be on Capitol
street.
The building also would house the
public utilities commissioner's force
and the unemployment compensation
commission. It would cart lesa than
' l, 000,000.
Funds of the Industrial accident
commission would be used to pay the
original cost, but this would be re
paid by inte charged to the public
utilities commissioner and the unem
ployment compensation commission.
Title to the building would remain
with the Industrial accident commis
sion until It la paid for, when the
state would gain title.
The public utilities commissioner
now Is paying rent to a private
property owner downtown. The un
employment compensation commis
sion la paying rent to the Salem
school district, It being located In
the old high1 school. . .
"This new building," an authorlta
tire source said, "would result In
alt state activities In Salem being
housed In state-owned buildings.
"Punds of the Industrial accident
commission would not really be
spent, because this money would be
repaid by rentals. In effect, the
plan would give the state a new
building for nothing, since rents now
being paid to outside sources would
, be used for construction.
"We probably will ask the 1939
legislature for permission to con
struct It, although we don't think
that Is absolutely necessary.
Members of the Industrl&l accident
commission were not available for
comment.
On the
Radio Chains
" STATIONS
Where to Find Them on the Dial
KEX. Portland. IIM; KF1, Bio
UN angelea; KU. 1470, Spokane
KOO. 790. Han rrandscoi Kuw.
630. Portland i KJtt, 910. Seattle;
KNX. 10W. Lot Angelesi ROA, K3U.
Denver; RUIN, 940. Portland:
HOMO, eta, Seattle; RPO. 6S0. San
Francisco; K8L, I1K0, Salt Lake.
FUTURE FARMERS
OF STATE LEAVE
FOR EAST OCT. 13
8AI.EM, Ore.. Oct. 7. (UP) Ore
gon representatives to the national
convention of the Future Farmers of
America havo been selected by the
state board or vocational education,
and will leave for Kansas City Oct
13. They will return 10 days later.
Edgar Splokerman, The Dalles.
state F. F. A. president: James Mc
Alllster, Enterprise, and Arthur
Brown, Ontario, will be American
Farmer candidates, William Btrleby,
Lakevlew. and Alton May, Dayton,
will represent the state In the na
tional poultry Judging contest. Other
all of the 11 selected for the Journey
were high Individual scorers In the
dairy and livestock Judging contests
at the Pacific International Llvo
atock show at Portland. They were:
Boaa Morgan, F, F. A. cattle Judg
ing ohamplon of the northwest, and
team mates Russel Moulton, Molalla
and Francis Stupfcl, Amity, on the
datry team, and Marvin Beer, Oanby:
William Neely, Oregon City, and Roy
Qerlg, Salem.
O. D. Desrborn, Ontario, vocational
agricultural teacher, will act aa su
pervisor on the trip.
Friday.
8:00 Mews, KOO; First Nlghter,
KBL: Swarthout'a Music, KFO, KFI.
5:30 Army Bsnd, KPO, KOW,
KFI; Drama, KOO, KEX.
8:00 Hollywood Hotel, KNX, KfiU
KOIN; Martin's Orch., KPO, KFI.
KOW.
8:30 March of Time. KPO. KFI,
KOW; Songs, KOO, KEX; News, KOA,
KJR,
7:00 King's Orch., KPO, KFI,
KOW: Drama, KPO, KFI, KOOW:
Design for Dancing, KOO, KOA.
7:30 String Trio, KOIN; Sporta,
KOO, KOA. KEX; Jlmmle Fldler,
KPO, FKI, KOW.
7:45 Organist, KPO; Stat of
the Nation, KOO, KOW: Address by
Bishop J. H. Rummel, KOIN.
8:00 Amoa and Andy. KPO. KOW.
KFI: Busae's Orch., KNX, KOIN:
News, KOO; Concert Hall; Osbome's
Orch., KEX. KJR,
8:18 Morgan's Orch., KPO; Lum
and Abner. KNXX, KOIN, KSL: Os
home's Orch., KOO.
8:30 Drama, KPO, KOW, KFI:
Burns and Allen, KNX. KOIN, KSL:
Waltz Time. KOO, KOA, KEX.
9:00 Circus, KPO, KOW. KFI:
Drama, KOO; Drama, KNX, KOIN;
News, KJR. KOA.
9:80 Novak's Orch.. KOA. KJR:
King's Orch.. KSL, KNX Barron's
Orch., KPO, KFI: Opportunity Thea
ter, koo; Fireside Hour. KOW.
10:00 Reporter. KPO. KOW. KFI:
Orant'a Orch., KJR, KOA: Morefs
Orch.. KOIN: News, KNX.
10:30 Sudy's Orch., KPO, KFI;
Winston's Orch., KOO, KOA.
11:00 King's Orch.. KPO, KFI.
KOW: Pasadena Civic Auditorium.
KNX. KSL: Organist, KOA; Five-Star
Final, KOO.
Saturday
8:00 Donahue'a Orch.. KOO: Mar
shall Grant, organtat, KNX. KOIN:
Cllnton'a Orch.. KOW. KPO. KFI.
5:30 Play, KOO, ' KJR, KOA.
5:45 Bports, KPO. KOW, KPT. i
8:00 Drama. KNX. KOIN: Two
Little Misses, KOO, KEX, KOA.
8:30 Serenade, KNX. KOIN. KSL:
Stars of Tomorrow, KOO. KEX:
America Dances, KPO, KOW. KFI:
News, KOA, KJR,
7:00 Hit Parade. KNX. KOIN.
KSL: America Dnncas, KPO. KFI.
KOW: Osborne's Orch., KOO, KEX.
7:30 Conrad Nagel. KPO, KOW.
KPT: Roth's Orch., KOO. KEX.
8:00 Barn Dance, KPO, 'KOW.
KFI: Meaaner'a Orch., KJR, KEX:
News, KOO; Joe E. Brown, KNX.
KSL. KOIN.
9:00 Prof. Quiz, KNX. KOIN, KSL:
Dance Orch.. KOO; Warlng's Penn
sylvanlans. KPO, KFI, KOW; News,
KOA, KJR.
0:30 Avalon Time, KPO, KOW.
KFI; King's Orch, KPO, KEX; Pen-
darvls' Orch., KNX, News, KSL.
10:00 Malevllle'a Orch.. KPO. KFL
KOW; Lovelsnd's Orch., KOO, KEX:
King's Orch., KNX, KOIN.
10:30 Fields' Orch, KOO, KJR:
Winston's Orch., KPO. KFI, KOW:
Weems' Orch., KNX. KSL, KOIN.
11:00 Csrson, orgsnlst, KOA. KEX:
Pasadena Civic Auditorium. KNX.
KSL: Martln'a Orch., KPO, KFI; Five
Star Final, KOO.
E STATE LAND
BE USED AS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7-(AP) The
bureau of biological turvey dlacloMd
today It acquired or began to ac
quire an additional 1131 acrei for
bird refuges In Oregon during fiscal
1938.
Of thfa area, 830 acres were to be
Included In the Bltzen unit and
468 acres In the Malheur unit of
the Ma l hour --.migratory bird refuge
in Humey county. The remaining
348 acres were to be Incorporated In
the Willamette migratory waterfowl
refuge In Marlon county.
The survey previously had acquired
159,089 acres for the Malheur refuge.
Principal species using the Malheur
reserve, officials said, were redheads,
ruddy ducks, mallards, gad walls, cln
namon teal, pintails, shovelers, blue
winged teal, Canada geese, snow
geese, long-billed curlew, Wilson's
snloe. avocet. western wlMett. Wit
son's phararopf , spotted sandpiper.
sandhill cranes, white pelicans, black
and Forster's terns, California and
ring-billed gulls, egrets, black-crowned
night and Treganza's herons,
white-faced glossy ibises and various
grebes.
The refuge also has been used by
mule deer, antelope, beaver, raccoon,
mink and muskrat.
In addition to the Malheur and
Willamette refuges, there are seven
other federal migratory bird and
waterfowl reserves In the state Cape
Meares In Willamette and Meridian
counties. Cold Springs In Umatilla
county. Goat Inland In Curry county.
twer Klamath in Klamath county.
McKay creek In Umatilla county,
Three Arch Rocks In Tillamook coun
ty and Upper Klamath In Klamath
county.
Discuss July 4 IMntm
BEND, Ore.. Oct. 7.-(UP-)Mcmbcrs
of the Bend River Pageant and Stam
pede association are far sighted, to
say the least, At a recent meeting
they devoted their discussion to plans
for the 1930 Fourth of July celebra
tion here.
FIRE PREVENTION
; WEEK SET ASIDE
SALEM, Ore.. Oct. 7. (UP) Oov-
Charlea H. Martin today asked all
Oregonlans tq cooperate In the ob
servance of Fire Prevention Week,
Oct. 9 to 16.
"It la an acknowledged fact that
large portion of fire results from
carelessness and other preventable
causes, and the reduction of this fire
waste can be effected In direct pro
portion to the amount of care exer
cl&ed by all people," the governor
an id.
Climax
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S200 ON
50 W
LOOK" SEE? GIANT
rare
FROM S50 to
ONLY 25.
ON ANY CAR TO FARMERS AND OTHERS WITH PERIODIC INCOMES ;
300 CAR SALE
EACH CAR!
$75 BOOT
W ii
CLIMAX. Oct. 7. (Spl.) Mrs. Lau
ra Brlstow, Mrs, Skyrman and Norma
Jean Werta of Central Point were re
cent guests at the Werta home.
Frank Hurst, who Is working near
Central Point, spent the week-end at
home here.
George MacLean la working for L.
H. Wert this week. They are putting
finishing touches on a reservoir on
Orlzzly.
Mr.' and Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Carl
Hanson and Roberta and Norma
Werta spent the week-end at the
Wertr. home.
Carl -Hanson of Central Point and
Albert Eston of Los Angeles are en
Joying a hunt in the woods here.
Phil Werta has moved to the Kin
ney place for the winter.
Mllroy Charley has moved from his
wood camp to his ranch here.
Mrs. Frank Hurst and Mrs. L. H.
Werta spent a few hours in Mcdford
Wednesday.
0REG0NIAN SUBSCRIPTION
during h month of October
BY MAIL ONE YEAR
ADDED EXTRA
FEATURE
The Amvririn Weeklv th
world's most Interesting, (
to r bl n f and f rlnstlng
msiaitne ernes to tod
every Sunday with The dre-
oman in iidiiion to fair
N'nrthwent Mnffttln. Farm,
Home M Ctnrdrn. rtrtur Pa-
ra1 and all the eld favorite
features.
Regular NOW ou Sate
DAILY ONLY $7.00 $6.00 $1.00
DAILY and SUNDAY.... 11.50 10.00 1.50
SUNDAY ONLY 5.00 4.50 .50
Mall This OMR Today
SAVE
THIS
H.50
Cttack Om
Daily
D. fr S.
Sunday
THE ORECONIAN, Portland, Oreor:
Inclosed find for which pleasa send
ma Thi Oresonian as checked on this coupon,
Nama
Addrsw
ty and Star ,
J. E. DOUGLAS, THE HEARTLESS
PRICE CUTTER, SAYS: It given me great
pleasure to present to you the greatest
opportunity this community has ever had.
I doubt, if the people of this community
will ever have another opportunity to par
ticipate in such a TERRIFIC NEW PRICE
DROP SALE. . . . This GIANT 300 CAR
SALE will make HISTORY that will never
be forgotten, because of the unusual oppor
tunity it offers to thrifty buyers at this time.
. These 300 BEAUTIFUL cars represent
the CREAM from Eleven of Medford's
leading AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, to
gether with the FINANCIAL COOPERA
TION of the COMMERCIAL FINANCE
COMPANY, that have outlined' a special
program of long, easy terms to meet every
one 's budget as outlined below. By study
ing the price reductions and the long, easy
terms, anyone can know that onlv a CO
OPERATIVE DEALERSHIP rnnM nff.r
such buying power to the public. E- Douglas, Sales Engineer
We are prepared to give long, liberal IN CHARGE
trade-in allowances on your present car. Better Known as a nearness mm .
In most cases your car will be the neces- cutters
sary down payment. Our 12, 18, 24, 36 pay- -ment
plan especially designed for this new Price Drop Sale will meet everyone's
income. So prepare yourself immediately to buy one of these new Price Dropped
ATTTftTWrt'RTT.lQ A . -a .. . . . . rr
--- uF(,uli,uUllj, ol vnls Kina may never tcnocK at your
door again: so back your decision with ACTION! rirnn nvrvthi, r.vv.
where it is, and hurry to claim the car of your choice. Just say to yourself,
This is one time I am not going to wait another split second.'
If you do not have all the money handy, come anyway and we will help
you. If you do not see the car listed here for lack of space, ask for it, we
have it. We promise no RED TAPE, no DELAY, and IMMEDIATE DELIV
ERIES. The only red attached to this GIANT ann ciap satis i,
dealers' books after the sale, and you will always be in the BLACK.
' ,In,seleotmT yor car you merely mark X opposite the car of your choice
and then show it to any of our 15 courteous salesmen representing their
sponsors, and they will be onlv too triad to heln
disappointment as crowds of eager buyers will snap up these unusual NEW
PPTflE IPni) WAT.TTPO : ..:i i L .. . . .
hi i. " , v " wtt'v uul" tuey are 811 gone, uuiajs rignt
NOW; bring that car that does not exactly please you and trade it in on
any of our REDUCED BARGAINS.
Please note that you do not have to be a mathematical expert to figure
out your own deal as outlined for this SPECIAL EVENT.
' (Signed) J. E. DOUGLAS.
Tear
Regular
Price Was
! Price Drop'
Down
Payment
Cash or Tradeln
IApproximata
Installments
'36 Olds 4-Dr. Touring Sedan $ 795 $676 ' $225 $15.00
'36 Hudson 6 Sedan 650 . 525 165 13.75
'36 Studebaker Diotator 6 Sedan 750 635 215 14.00
36 Hudson 8 Coupe 695 586 185 15.00
"36 Pontiac Coupe 645 515 165 12.95
'36 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan.... 685 595 1915 14.00
'36 Dodge Pickup Express 585 475 160 12.00
'36 Buick Tourlne Sedan 795 675 225 - 15.00
'36 Ford Deluxe Touring Sedan.. 575 495 160 14.50
'35 Chevrolet Sedan 575 465 150 13.95
'35 Chevrolet Panel Delivery 495 395 1215 11.50
'35 Dodge Delivery Express.. 445 345 115 11.00
'35 Chevrolet, Truck, Stake 595 485 165 12.50
'36 Chev Trk & Wentwin Log Trailr 575 460 150 12.75
'35 Ford Coach 450 , 365 120 10.00
'35 Chevrolet. '1K7' Tninlc H7K 495 165 14.00
'35 Graham Deluxe Sedan. 495 395 125 13.50
'35 Ford Sedan : 475 395 130 ' 13.00
'35 Ford Coupe 445 365 115 . 13.50
'35 Terraplane Coupe 500 395 135 12.50
Regular
Price N'ai
New I Down Approximate
Price Prop I. Payment Installments
Now Cash or Tradeln Scml
38 Plymouth Pickup $ 810 $ 730 ' $230 $20.00
'38 Chrysler Sedan 1265 1075 325 22 00
'37 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe, new 1395 1095 375 25.00
'37 Plymouth Seon, needs work 650 395 125 ' 8 00
'37 Ford Touring Sedan 675 . 565 175 14.00
'37 Wentwin Log Trailer.. 676 485 18!5 10 00
'37 Fordson Tractor . 775 -: - 645 216 ' 15.00
37 Studebaker Sedan . 900 795 225 18.00
'37 Ford '85' Tudor 695 595 195 14.00
'37 Ford Truck Eaton . 800 695 225 18.00
'37 Ford 'Pickup 650 . 545 1815 1250
'37 Packard 120 Tudor 1000 895 295 17.75
'37 Ford Deluxe Sedan 695 665 220 15.00
'37 Willys Deluxe Sedan 575 455 150 10.60
'37 Nash Lafayette 400 .. 875 750 250 16.00
'37 Studebaker Cruising Sedan 900 765 250 17.00
'37 Studebaker Custom Coupe 800 695 220 17.50
'37 Terraplane Deluxe Coupe 800 685 215 17.00
'36 -Plymouth Sedan 600 485 165 12.00
'36 Chevrolet Sedan 69& 496 165 ' 13.00
'36 Ford Pickup 525 430 T 135 1O50
'38 Chrysler Sedan 795 675 225 13.00
'36 Plymouth Sedan 666 565 175 14.00
'36 Plymouth Sedan 650 545 175 13.75
'36 Ford Deluxe Coupe 535 445 145 12.00
'36 De Soto' Coupe 650 566 176 14.50
'36 Ford Tudor 675 496 160 13.50
36 Plymouth Tudor 850 545 - 175 14.50
'36 Willys Fordor Sedan . 400 295 95 10.00
'36 Ford Truck '157' 700 595 195 . 12.75
'36 Auburn Supercharger 4-Dr. Sdn.. 800 650 . 2lis 14.75
'36 Ford Coach 660 .465 150 13.00
'36 Lafayette Coupe '.. 595 475 160 12.75
'36 Lafayette Victoria 600 495 170 14.00
'36 Reo Flying Cloud :.. 625 495 160 14.50
35 Studebaker Truck, l-Ton 590 495 170 14.00
'35 International Truck 650 450 150 14.00
'35 Studebaker Del Dictator 6 Sedan 645 550 - 165 15.50
'35 Ford 4-Door Sedan. 460 375 125 . 12.00
'34 Studebaker Truck, Platform 495 375 125 12.00
'34 Plymouth Coupe . 435 845 115 . lOOO
'34 Chevrolet Coach 445 345 115 10.00
'34 Ford Deluxe Coupe 395 325 '110 9.50
'34 Chevrolet Sport Sedan 465 396 125 10.75
'34 Willys Fordor Sedan 300 200 65 9.50
'34 Hudson Fordor Sedan 465"" 395 13() 8.75
'34 Chevrolet 2-Door Trunk Sedan.... 445 365 115 , 9.00
'34 Graham Sedan 480 . 395 135 - 10.00
'34 Studebaker Deluxe Coupe 465 375 125 8.50
'34 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan 465 375 125 8.50
'33 Plymouth Sedan .... 395 285 90 8 60
'33 Chevrolet l'Z-Ton Truck 375 275 80 7 50
'32 Ford Coupe 295 195 65 7.00
'32 Oldsmobile Sedan 295 265 85 7.75
'32 Ford Coupe 295 245 85 6.50
'32 Ford Coupe $ 295 $24? $85 $6 00
'32 De Soto Fordor Sedan 38ft 295 95 10 00
'31 Dodge Sedan 275 185 65 7.00
'31 Ford Coupe, needs work 160 60 25 3.00
'31 Hudson Fordor Sedan 250 145 45 6.00
'31 Hudson Fordor Sedan 176 95 3lT g00
'31 De Voux 4-Door Sedan 200 125 40 6 00
'30 Chevrolet Coupe 225 165 . 55 6.00
'30 Ford Coupe, Air Wheels 225 175 60 6 75
'30 Willys-Knight Ooach 150 80 30" ' 600
'80 Graham Sedan 195 125 40 6.60
'30 Chevrolet Coach 175 115 40 g 95
'30 Dodge Truck, Panel .... 250 145 45 6 00
'30 Chevrolet Coach 95 45 20 5 00
'30 Ford Coupe 220 165 55 5!oO
au uakiand Uoacn 200 145
'30 Plymouth Sedan 265 195
'30 Buick Sedan. . 275 195
'30 Nash Sedan 175 115
'30 Pontiac -Sedan 195 145
45
65 .
65
40
45
'30 Chevrolet P. U 125 50
'30 Ford Sedan..... 250 175
'30 Pontiac Sedan 200 145
'30 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan 195 145
'30 Chevrolet Standard Coupe 195 115
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6.00
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'30 Chevrolet Panel 165 95
'30 Studebaker Sedan 225 165
'30 Studebaker Pres. 7-Pass. Sedan.. 195 125
'29 Chevrolet Coach . 150 95
'29 Cadillac Coupe 200 . 95
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45
35
35
4.00
6.00
6.50
4.50
4.00
'29 Chevrolet Coach .
'29 Packard 4-Door Sedan....
'29 Graham 4-Door Sedan....
"29 Dodge Coupe
'29 Ford Coupe
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COPYRIGHT Bt J. K. POIGLAS, 19.18. ALL RIGHTS RESKRVF.D.
'28 Chevrolet Coupe
'28 Chevrolet Roadster
'28 Willys-Knight Sedan
'28 Chevrolet Coach
"27 Buick Sedan
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SPONSORED BY THESE
300
3.00
3.50
4.00
3.00
Co-operative Dealers of Medford
Briggs-Humphrey Motor Co.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Emil Lange Used Cars
Hahn Motors
Walter W. Abbey, Inc. .
Witham Magneto and Parts Co.
P. T. "Jerry" Young
Love's Used Cars and Garage
Perry L. Ashcraft
Sanderson Motor Co.
Commercial Finance Co.
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OVER 30 REAL BARGAINS
IN CHEAP CARS
that have been traded in during our sale ranging
from $12 to $30 including Fords, Chevs, Buicks,
Dodges, Essex, Studes. No reasonable offers will
be refused. We must liquidate at once. Hurry.
iurry, hurry!
HE
OF CARS
ABE
6)
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Conveniently Located at
RIVERSIDE and FIFTH STREET