7 :THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON ; '
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 29, 1925 ;
5 .' ' phone 10 '.C'' - 1 I
Counig N&WQ itii
Mari
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IN THE HISTORIC Waldo mils
ot Marlon county, at th home
or Mr. afid Mrs. J.C Currie. the
marriage of their daughter, Helen
Ctrtrude, to Mr. Frank Aim of
Lcngview, Wash.; was Boleranized
at noon Tuesday August ?5. : ,
Attending the bride was her sis
ter. Miss? Jalia Currie. with Mr.
Otto AlnV attending, hts brother,
the bridegroom. Miss Phyllis Hall
, o Portland, cousin of the bride.
acted asflower glrk. The- marS nephew who will ride in the Pen
rlage ceremony was performed, by dleton Round-Up, Mla 'Gunnel!
Rv.' Charles E. Ward of the First I made many Interesting additions
Congregational, church or Sale ii. I to her wide photographic collec-
Jllas Mabel Crandall ot San
i Francisco, is visiting the" Russell
I families at Marion.
O. P. Stenhen and wife and A.
Richard; Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. W. vii8on have gone to Myrtle Creek
D. Hoffman, Mr. MacKenzie, Mrs. 1 to work through prune drying.
Rivercomb and the hosts. Mr and Enos Preevall and wife and son
Mrs. O. Ix. Cavenah. i 1 J. B. Presvall were in Salem,
i - i Monday on business.
- Miss Kathryn Gunnel Is home John Palmer and son Rex were
after a ten days' .'visit in Ptndle- Marion visitors one day last week.
They formerly uvea here cut are
illness. i Young men in this community
Mr. and Mrs. Gentry are visiting I haTe been somewhat reiuetanl ad
their daughter. Mrs. C R. Rn&selL tr this year when It came to take
Dr. Roy Peat of Railhed Is visit- SJ!" " TESJ Z!
... . ., ... . ivuc ui uir must prvmisisi lUUHB
MUs Stella Veatch Is in a Eu-L.AM f thfa . nBltT. ...
gene hospital on having to un- ,.,,, , cn.-v.
dergo an operation for append!- toll xh(, wlMMhl. A,
CUdS. ' I than
ton. at the home of Major and
Mrs. Lee Morehouse, i She was ac-
companled by Master's Merlyn J.
Uuunell. .her . popular young
Mrs. Skiens of Burns, Or., cousin
ot the krid. , sang 'delightfully
Caiman's "At Dawning," while
Miss Loene Pooler i ot - Corvallis
played the, wedding march. V
t ' The r" Sbrlde was-"- charmingly
dressed . in kwbite, jthe veil being
that of one of her aunt's trimmed
with old laee formerly belonging
to. the bride's grandmother, and
adding most effectively to .her at
tire. The decorations, both pro
fuse and colorful, were artistically
placed In the spacious living room.
hall and dining room.
At the" wedding' luncheon Mrs,
.Clarence W. Keenerof Silverton
and Mrs. Karl Elneraoa .of Port
land poured ':2Usl8tlng were Miss
"Nancy Savage, . Miss . Genevieve
f Junk. Miss Vivien -Kraemer and
! W IT
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hodge and
Mr. aDd Mrs. Merle Rosecrans
Were guests In Portland on Thurs
day, : : ;-!.; - ;,..v
f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harbison
and children and Mrs. Harbison's
father, Dr, . A. Bowman are
home from a vacation period at
Neskowin. While at the beach
they entertained as their guests.
Dr. K. S. Simpson of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania,! John jConneir . and
Al Black of Santa Monica.
r- Miss Nera Cdoley is entertaining I parsonage.
as. her house: guest ' Miss . Louise
Hallyburton of The Dalles.
Mrs.' Susan Varty, Salem's pop-
now located near Corvallis.' ;
EUie Plckard ' and. wife were
Salem visitors, , Monday. J, ,
Mr. v and - Mrs. Harryman of
Douds, Iowa, have been visiting at
the H. Lv Dane home the past few
days. .':..'! . . : . , .- .
'The painters are painting the
S. P. depot and section house this
week. J - ; . '
The Lafky'and Chapman fa ml
lies, and Mrs. I. Conklln, returned
Tuesday evening from a week visit
at the coast. ,;
Doris Smith spent last week
visiting near Philomath.
: John Winn of West Linn visiter
his porents Mr. and' Mrs. Thos.
Winn. Wednesday.
The Ladles Aid society ot the
Friends church, held an all day
meeting at the parsonage, Thurs
day. .The ladies served dinner to
the men. who spent the day doing
repair; work ' at the church and
at Kimball roller and also gradu-1 ternoon with Her old Darby.
aid:fronirWillaaiette unlferiilty r.D. Gardaer and". wife of Stayton
usual 4aterest because the
Mrs., N. Springer and daughter I Currie family . fs on of the best
Noretto. have returned after , a I known . families, in this neighbor
two months visit, wan seame i hood and highly respected. It la
friends and relatives. ' . I expected from now on thr wlU
A great deal of agitation was I he open season - for . proposals
aroused in town last week wneniwntcn wm cuimmate in more
Game Warden Stilmacher has tak- pretty weddings before many
en a fawn deer from J. A. Neal. Imoon.
Mr. Neal had, found the fawnl w. O. Halveien and
caught In a wire fence
ast' spTing.-, He intends o take
fp regular pastoral work In the
Puget Sound Conference this fall.
Mrs. McAbe and children. Earl.
Paul and Katheriae. will accom
pany him to Seattle, where they
til remain nntll after confer
ence.
: Mrs. B. J. Krapp and baby re
turned last week to her home at
Klamath Falls. Mrs. Krapp spent
several weeks here, visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Walk
er. i--- ;
. Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Bettla
court and family .spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams.;
spent Sunday evening at the John
Sandner. Sr.. home.
Auburn
Now . b the Time q. Bejin
Tire Economy :
McCLAREN CORD
Turner
Owing to Saturday's rain the
band concert was held in the par-
family I InM of lh Christian ehurrh R.
several j hare returned from Nebraska, the If reshmenU were served by. the
Livesley
miles above Oakrldge and taken It I first of the week.
from Its entanglement to his home
where he built a park for It. He
had released the deer on Wednes
day' evening and on Thursday
morning mailed a letter to tbel , Mrs. L. M. Query of Portland Is
Oregon state game commission fori making an extended visit with Mr.
a permit to keep the deer, also I and Mrs. C. D. Query.
the same day telling the game
warden of the fawn and ot writing
for the permit. On Friday morn
ing before Mr. Neal could possibly
receive an answer from the com
mission. Warden Stilmocher took
the fawn an placed Mr: Neal un
der arrest for , having a fawn In
his -possession. He pleaded not
guilty In Justice : WTells court at
Eugene, where the trial was then
set for Monday. The case has been
i missionary society.
F..P. Rowley,-with a party of
i boys, spent the week-end at the
coast. .
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Small enter
tained their four children and
families Sunday.
Oliver Beals visited, his mother
at Corvallis Wednesday.
District Superintendent
Mr. and Mrs. A. Burden .and
children have moved Into the No
ble Henninrsen aoartments.
Mrs. Joe Rlngwald and two II ?.el "rteriy .conference attne
tie mm visited hr r(.. M- 1 einooisi cuurcn iaesaay aner-
Leach
and Mrs. Frank Borgett. Friday.
Phillip Semler ot Portland Is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Davenport this 'week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Noble Ilennisgsen
of Portland spent Sunday ..with
Stayton
',M Iba Gladv PanL
. -r- t - . . - i . t ? . a. rm Kimjtn v nnv saiam w
I Many relatives and guests from Tular designer and dressmaker, re- J- s Bteinberger with his wife
i Portland. Salem and other out-of-it land his mother, Mrs. S. Stelnber-
(town points attended the wedding,
. a. w - - ttiii a
among iaem ur, u. a. mooara, an
CX many
fathej
uncle of; the bride, and his fam
ily of Bnrns. Or.
ger, were Stayton visitors from
Union Hit, first of the week. 7
Mr. Anna B. Peterson ot Port-
ter. resting and spending some
time with friends. ,
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.. Art tLaa u.n,iu .f.j.,t Hand has-been snendinr a tew
Among the gifts, which were J at the University of Oregon, is 1 day here with friends; at present
and beautiful, was a coupe, I the house guest of Earl Shafer at he w staying t ai me nome 01
prise gift from the groom's the F. E. Shafer home. I Frank Fery and wife Just below
father and mother. In which Mr. I . i ' I town. i
and Mrs! Aim left for their wed-1 Mr t a nir I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Porter ot
ding trip. They will make their 1 home from Seal Rock where thev 1 Anmsvllle motored over to SUyton
home at Longview. Wash., Mr. (have been snendins the summer. I Monday and spent the afterffoon
I shopping with the merchants here,
Mr. and MrsJ Ralnh Davis and O. P. Harris whose death oc-
dauhterk.' Mln& ThAtm nvftt mitJ cured in the Silver Creek neigh
Miss. Helen Davis, are on a . two borhood last wees, wa ice uinw
weeks vacation at Neskowin. r of Joo Harris of the Cladek
; . !-. . ; lata garage. . .
Mrs. - F. t: Miller and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Dick .Brown were
ters Minnie an V.A-na tetrtpnef Stavton Visitors from .Lyons on
Aim being connected with the Co
lumbia Mercantile company of that
.cty. ..!. -.. -:--;,;.
Mrs. W. Robfson and daughter
grace are .home from a two weeks
vacation at Newport. . i - '
,i i-Jr "-'-. c-"1n" rZa. their mother, Mrs. Julia Henniug
p for trml and the verdict of the 1 '. . .
...The people. of this community I friends In Salem Monday: n
feel that a, great Injustice, wasl -Arthur Martin! of. Tualatin
done to Mr. Neal by Warden Stil-jha been employed-as nrtaker least. of Albany and ts moving
noon. 1
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F. M. Bear and -wife ot near
Lebanon were" down visiting
friends Sunday and Tuesday. They
will live near Crawfordsville next
year, ; . t - .
Mrs. Clara Cammacx returned
to Portland Friday after a ten day
visit with her plater, Mrs. W. F.
Richest . lit . ,,
C. R. Apple, his bought a farm
.William Rarasdeh has rented hi
ranch her to a Mr. Earl of Can
ada. .(.
"Mr. and Mrs. William Branson
had as week-end guetu Mr. Bran
son's brother, f Harvey, and his
wife and her father. John Mc-
Cracken (who has paaeed his RSth
Mrthday) from Barton. Or., and
his brother. Jasper, (who cele
brated his J2nd birthday recently)
whose home is In Santa Roaa. CaL
Also' Joe Baker, a friend ' f rm
Portland.; ; '
Mr. Jela has as honse sruetta his
daughter and' her son from Min
neapolis. . ,
i Lloyd Le aat wife motored to
Seattle and other Washington
points.
Mrs. Emery: Hendrickson. for
merly MUs- Ella Grimm, and her
aasband. have gone to Cross
Fields. Alberta, to visit her sister.
Mrs.- Harnack, formerly Miss
Frances Grimm,' who Is mother to
4 five-pound son. The baby's
grandmother. Mrs. A. Grimm. Is
with them.
- Mr. and Mrs. Llndbtck have re
turned frem : motor trip around
Mt. Hood and among ether stops
vUlted Mrs. Esther Gilchrist, tor-
merly Miss Esther Sneed. They
are located in Gold Hill where. Mr.
Gilchrist s In the cement com
pany.
Miss Etta Sutter and MUa Alice
Mathey have taken the excursion
tour to Alaska.
macher In his haste to arrest.
Rickey ,
for the rolf grounds. .;;..- I Jane Robinson of Salem Is vlslt-
J. P. Bresaler is harveatinr his Ing her grandparents. Mr. and
peach crop.. He haa a bumper Mrs. W. F. Riches
crop this year..
Hop picking began Monday In
I the Roberts yard.
About 40 acres of hops fell In
the Belie hopyard Saturday on ac
count of the heavy rain. Much
J. H. Gray of Salem wash a
business visitor In our community
Monday. -
jChas. Keonents has finished
plastering the H. McMillen house.! hard work will be required to lift
The 81 telephone line which has I them.
been out ot order has been re-1. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pearson were
paired. . ' j Salem visitors Tuesday.
, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davis, until! Leonard Zielke has resumed
recently of Minnesota but now otlwork at the paper mill.
Portland, were guests of . their I Mr. and Mrs. Gust Heyden who
nephew O. Fryslle, last Sunday. 1 spent the summer in Germany ar-
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hill recent
ly spent a Sunday at Eugene.
Miss Lois Robertson Is working
In a cannery In Salem.
Mt. Pleasant-Cole
Grace tJ. Hall, staff poet on the I front a two weeks', vacation spent I Monday, j They were accompanied
Oresonlan,' was a guest In Salem
on Thursday of her father, D. S
at "Newport.
ton street. DEATH S UNSOLVED
i Mrs. Owen Murphy of. Wash-
jlngton. Pa.., who has been the 'ca-nea'pbtt' to Orvel:' ' f UiJ
house-'tnesti for-fhe past three j farther questioning; ot mem
weeks of Mrs.; j. P. Frlzrell, left ber ot Mrs. Lofeti'r family todaj
Friday tor Portland for a visit a1aA IUMa v value Va1a sn trl
with friends there before t leaving Inve8tlgator8 spent most of today
on Monday for her home In Penn
sylvanla. , - ;:-'v. ,L
While Mrs. Murphy was here
she had the pleasure of an Inter
esting trip to Crater lake with
by their daughter, Mrs. Phillips of
Jordan, who was on her way home
following; a visit at the parents
home. t i '" -:
Alois Teitx and family drove in
from their town on RernRfde,
Monday,for a few hours shopping
mem-1 about town. . "i -
family today f Mr. and Mrs.Adolph Heater, and
revealed little of value, "Veale said, daughter; Miss Clara and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Heater and two chu-
(Continued frem faje 1.)
delving Into correspondence of
Mrs. Loren In an effort to piece
together her movements for, sev
eral years back. That many men
. rl)'li !Mrs. J. P. Frizsell, Mis. Maggie of wealth and prominence as,. well Prj
V-A 'McFadden, Miss, Alicia McElroy M.other-of obscure station jgj
" and Ronald Frlzzell. Mr. Frlziell nred m0" or less; prominently In
1
tdid the driving for the group. Mrs.
Murphy, who has traveled widely,
both In the United States, the
- British Isles and Alaska and Can
ada, reports that one of the most
the life of the pretty" young nurse
was revealed by the letters tele
grams and other documents xound
; among her. effects, officials said.
The probe disclosed that her
beautiful scenic points In all her 1 maiden name was Bessie Ferguson
Journeys was Crater. lake. land that she. eloped from San Jose
i in 1912 wjtn Sidney w. D Asaulth.
dreh. were here from their iarm
homes out "on the Silver Creek
Falls road first of the week.
Frank Fery and family are
nrenaiing. to leave in the . near
ure for a short vacation trip.
They expect to spends few days at
Newport,: then go on to one of
Oregon lakes to enjoy the fishing,
They - "will be accompanied on
the trip by Mr. ahd Mrs. Chas.
BloOm of Sanotn Dakota. Mr.
Bloom Is a brother of Mrs. Fery
Bert Keithley and family, Mrs.
Mr. Davis is a traffic agent' for
the Minneapolis & St. Paul rail
road. "
Mr. and Mrs. Messelll and Mrs.
Messeili's brother, L. Nodle, re
turned from Belnap Springs. ' Mr.
Nodle ' will visit at the Messelll
horn until after the fair
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hams were
Salem visitor, Friday. 1 L
Mr. Edwards who Jiaa been lllJl
reported aasllghtly improved. '.;
rived In New York n their return
trip. They will visit relatives In
the east before coming home.
C. D. Query Is busy preparing
his store for the rush season ot
hop picking.
William Meir has been in charge
of a threshing outfit for the past
week..
Rev. E. McAbee is at home for
Pratum
aTjfew day this week preparing; friend spent Saturday afternoon
to move to Seattle next weeK. uev. i r
McAbee haa comnleted a coarse I Frank Hora spent sunoay;ai-
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Yates attend
ed a family reunion at Dallas, last
Sunday, where 30 relatives met. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Silk aad
their two sons Eugene and Pahl
were visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Miller In Portland last
Sunday. '
Pratum folks are frequent visit
ors at the Peach orchards along
the Willamette mostly v by ' day
time both east and west Of the
river, bringing home some 'fine
quality fruit. The high price does
R. W. -Van Nays and her daughter not seem to discourage them.;
Mrs. Geo. Howard, all residents oil The Mt. Hood Loop seems to be
; me missionary meeting or tne a carpenter, ana, nat tney were Vnrth santiam. were shopping la treat attraction for neoole from
First Congregational chdrch vrhlch married in San-Rafael They sep- with the StaytoA merchans Satur- this community by several more
. was to have been held on the 4th arated in IHi.A'D'Asqulth later Lay ; , - families Intend to make the trip
,U4 mucr m bb puoiponcu marnea ana lives with nis wire I Cart Dawney and wif and their in the near future.
Mrs. Esther Ray, Ixule Ray and
family and Maude Smith all made
a trip ,to McMlnnvllle Sunday
Maude is to b employed at house
keeping for a while.
Charley Peters and family cpent
Sunday with home folks. B. F
Darby and family. .
Otto Peters and wife of Yalseta
And Barney Helvey and family, ot
Scotts Mills spent Sunday with
their mother. Mrs. Carl Peters. .
Some of the George Sandner
family have been on the sick list
for the past few days. 1 ,
Mrs. Liston Darby and . lady"
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Show start at -.
,7:00 and 0:00 o'clock
opea mX B;oo o- :to
:JTif.":i
and family in' Oakland. There-J .un .dq. ua: in tnvn re-1 a tffv mi)ira tsred ki the
u m " j , - ' UHUhU tv . : Ma j m - - r . w w -
it w - - I alter Mrs. ?D ASaUtth adOhted th I ....I. tn dnm In th hmma Af llr and Ifn V A O.
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fnr. ISO Airs. 11. AUntan anulnamoa if Mrm nuola Ijir.ii lma I .... 1 -I a. - 1 o... ..-t ' . 4(
........ .... . ..... . o ju.. auuiimiiT nm.rini xi. , . iui, uiuiui.vicitiUK.i
iiazei - nave reiurnea j. Lorehwhlch rshe sometimes J. A. Hendershoiti proprietor of young people enjoyed the stick op
..wm a moior ir.o io mjs AnKeies gpened t Loraa'; Resale Peterson, the StaytOn Efectria atore was a ?AMargeamVrirnt of wheat has
I an southern California where Bessie Ahgean' Mrs. V. Mason, business vlsltof id the capitol city been, .sold . since threshing. ! The
' whJ wero form iT" ?I t ' O118 Ie"er purporting to have Wednesday, driving over and re- bulk of sales were divided between
- ITT lueen written by. an Oakland Dhv-Iturnde In the afternoon. inuyers iroa rsaiem. siiverton
l, . r . . islclan In February. 1922. elves ad-I Mrs. Mary Powell who makes Portland and Mt. Angel
rrZ vi! "7 "..-T. I vice as tofthe care-and dlsposlUon I her home,wlU Mr traughter, Mrs! Late potatoes are still green and
"Tu" 1 uuuur KUCBl '"rst.rWii.hbh hron.T inii-1 W. W.'"jCrahtree. was . taken sud- the rain of last. Saturday will
-!:lW cates wasSMri. Loren's dauehter. denly ill .MondaV hight. Her prdbably. Increase the yield;
teas. The. table was, lovely with The. writer. suggested that If the daughtevMrs. - Ctornett Albany
Its centerpiece of snapdragons and chn1 3lced In a home wher "lied "JJ;
J white asters. - Mr -nrl Mm, U would have good care, neither aide. Th aged ladi Is improving
Day won the high scores of the her family nor any one else would
' evening, while consolation awards suspect "that you are her mother."
! were madcf to Mrs. Grote and Mr. I Another letter of May 1918,
L .' Terrlll.
Day, Mr. and Mrs. Terrlll, Mr. and j and
Mrs.'
A. Grote, Mr.-1 and Mrs.
a& uus wnuii5.a- ii
Mrs. Adelaide Downing who has
rbeetf dofnr marcelllnr ; aid. hair
evidently Inclosed a ticket to New driSsin rfl ho?tor ?
lew. moous, iouou uer uuom".
had outgrown the home quarters:
Philadelphia. The writer .TA11V,, ,.t,A rnnm
Covers at the supper table were York, mentioning that stopovers
and Philadelphia.
t who signed himself "Jo" thought r :V:V.i.it- . vti .h.r.
'rW ; i. A v li ri?a 4 k a triP 8t she H ineetliii herTenstomer.
' TaAty TOUCH Of ColorF" WIone' V move give, her more advant
voaunuea searcn of tne ei cer-ii-ar-.Anfftaffa-':
I rlto swamp i and Cozy Cove dis- UerTice to the pubUc
uict today aisciosed no further
ciew of . importance, officials said. " !
Nor was anything of moment re-1 ,
vealed by ; the search . of , certain'
hunting lodges and duck bllnda
alo'ng the 'shores of Contra Costa
and Alameda Counties.
The
advantages
and better
vv
Oak. Ridge
On Sunday, August 23,: friends
and relatives fathered at Russelfa
camp to celebrate the birthday of
nfrM.i. .v. Mrs. .Gentry. Mrs. Dimlck and Mr.
.UCUiMCSI- ,, , , . . ft..
present. . Refreshment were serv
ed and all enjoyed the day and
wishing them , many more happy
as unsatisfied with statements of
Gordon Rowe, Saa ;' Francisco ac
countant and former employer ot
111 N. Liberty
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lwould .be questlohed further:
Dr. C. E. "Wilson has been ah-
i A, girl with lots of pretty ban
deaux to.match her party froeka Und dentist, also are slated for
a ways teeis wea ares-eu. u further grtlng. It was iven out
girl we know has a banaeaux ior by James F. Hoer
assistant dis-
every dress. She make, them her: tri?l,.tttorM rontra Costa
sel . with scrap. of'UrdnHa county. Both men, yesterday re
terial and pieces of net or ribbon - . . - . " -
,w JLa ev. . hit. of U8ed to answer many questions
Dr. J J, MoyerOakland.physt- gent "from h$8 office on acc0unt of
ciaa ana nr. j. loran rease. oafc-
chlffod ;0r Utf eta for flowers
' which she' glues on to the bands.
So as not to stain the delicate
t fabric she lets the best quality of
t liquid, glue become partially dry
before she "applies it T When it Is
?. almost d'ry, Just a mere touch 01
. th'e gliia to the petaf ls that U
nerr'. .ary. Any girl cafi t:a
on advice of theit attorneys.
Judge: I'Are you trying to sh'ow
contempt for the court?
i Prisoner: o, ;1 ram trying to
conceal it." . r
Tli';gla.- I-rd DriJssr. 'chmjzny
' J" "t nd J.for.!?T t- ! -t-p
Ct C ,CI. r: 111, tiy
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for ih. Woman '"
and Miss . s
TRULY ARIS-.-TOCRATIC
IN
THEIR SUB
DUED ELE
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PE RFECT
TASTE. . .
Fall Opening
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"Wty such stress on cleanness in gasoline'? -A fair question."The answer
' you'll find in'tertstin. . "
You can readily understand why a physically dean gasoline m alm die bcticr
' moror-nieL Certainly-and Associated is purified by special processcsVodc
of which is well-denned, complete trationx
Anotner.iana or aeanness
With .?&ilte&pjtiti."x Assoc
to this tleah motor fueL the correct Vchain" or ran fre of boilin i points. Thev
surf it the more vblatile parts arid gradually rise, on through the heavier C:
'rvixuvT-rirriirintT rirK Of ',fr2.dioris"f
'Dower-produonc. parts or tractions
Thit is yfhj eadicharge ignites lristintly and ' bums" or explodes completely
on the down stroke, yielding every evince of energy, and leaving no unbdrned
or wasted Fuel to gum .up the cylinders. That describes ckn at ictidn
bceagasolinc"moreinilesK)th sustained quality.
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Attend the State Faur, Sacramento, Septcrriber
Celebrate California Diamond Jubilee
San Francisco, September 5-12
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