Morning register., July 13, 1922, Image 3

HEOOIE DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
Lmubi.- Mr; ui w I'M-
C,.-nil''i' "r ll'l"1" '-''iiw fi lUni
un't !' H-lMHUilfU Tulka.
by I'lumliu'iil IvdmuliXM
i.vniiin llwliltis I"'"'1 "r ,no !' -
'',,., L if ilmiim ill I lvi.ri.ny, wna
V wM by ' " """
n ,wl I'"11'1 "" ' ' itM'tiM
. , iv iiiumlmt ",'Uwi I'u ' t!1'
A. or"". !! HmWlo umoiurty ruud.
i I "miKl" ""I " Wl'tlull,- Will,
.Mil Hint fill'"'. "'" "" '"'' ',us:
J"",,,, i,iiii.riniiiliui ut '' varlud
."'... i in inuiitwuiil-riuily
Lniflmw ' "'"" "' ''l,r','"
f.A -,, twolmd ' i'l'li'liiHvi-
hi' ulny iibuiiml" In sullm, monlll'
, ... lit,, WOUUUIiaacH uf ill
wnlilixl. mi'l '".'."'J ."f t-''''-"- ''"''-'"i
. 1 I. "
MORNING ' REGISTER;' p' ' THlfr JULY " n; 1922
THREE
HeM for Murder of Marahal Wil
son
O trill rontlnu ii
vklo III Irhmus ' M
nest filbr hIc W
ibade ppm uj
Cuban and E
eik-ut maf ' 'jl
1' .
r,.., .",""'l V "'H'l'-U,: li'lll nrtromlnta, w.'iii arrvalcd In
,M ' , ,'m, ,""'m'11 ll'"ti ""'. f'H' Hio .Hi..Hlm.llo.i of
, 11 ,Z" ' '' WU'V"' hot """'" " l
inoliir cur In enter hi, home. ,
UmliKli U linn no particular ulmnii
Tlio wnu.(iilly In Clullit hull in l
prima tmlay Mill bp iia,iM,.,J ,y
Kuil KlliiiilrtcK, dlriHtor uf ihv i,.
luinl.ni illvlKlim, on (In, HilliJ.'Fl "Mo-"
lion i'lrlllri'H III lllo CUlwironni." ,li,l.
Ill with vimml liimmiuii, n toplo of
iimtrvffi in mi IKIU'lliilM. 1'1'liUiy Iho
luHikw will In- lir. iiiimi' Hiiluinlmiii.
Iirnfinimr of KtiKllnl) III I li I nlvor
Uy of MiiIiii. Ilu lino uol yoi un
noiuuvl lilt i,, pi,-, ir, hiiiiiui'I Kim Ii,
mhlil uf Tt'iuoln DoHlrnvli, HnUll,
Willi lllllt llCM.H OXHlly 1) nIOU III
llm AMinilily toilny. WIM I'lllll.il hili'k
ui Hoiuilf. hut will iliiiniiio hln hiiU
jm l. '"riii. Jhw In Kimllnlt (.llonilui'i'."
horw WpilmnKlny, .Inly zn..
J. A. riiim-hlll. hiiio niiirliiiini1.
out uf niililia Horn union, will iid.rc-
llm wvokly iiuollnit of Urn I'iiii hiI'
lull In IYIiti(lIy linll in g o'clock Kil
ilny ovonlnir.
iMirv ITIiluy evDiiliiB tin. utiii mil
alum nlKlil of llio nuuiinitr ai'iailoii will
Ml llfMl III) III. WOltli'll h b'yiiiiini.liiin.
A iwniitinii, Mlunl (MiiiM'iiilinniMit In
whlili llu, rrlnctpnU' tlnli ami IN"
W'onii.ira Iwmmi will vl... itml a iluncr
Willi a, ri'milnr orojiintru iIuiIiIiik: out
tlio llliu.lt', will fill I ho voiilli, bo
ainnlnir iu K o'rl,H-k.
Krhlny tiftarttoon a nrly of nltoiil
S3 IftllltOlltli Ull'l fltl'llllV lllKlllllOI-M of
llio mimini'i' Mi'iuiliiii will Mlirl In mito-
niolilli.il on tlio minimi rnnrmln irlp.
HultinlHy JloraulMtatllrt. luounliitti, 0.
1)110 U"i. Will h i'IIiiiIkmI, iukI tlio
party, lnwtU',1 hy In: J. !'. Iloiunl of
Ilia wimol uf pliU'l I'Juiiulun. will
roliirn Hiintluy pvoiiLuk.
WENDUNG HOME BURNED
OCT HY H!Ai;
Tho homo of Jew Kootor. of Woml
Itntf, wuh totitlly tlrntniyptl ywttnnluy
i.m hy fin rfium'l by a defect h'n
tH rtnclicnlly tlio furniture
w.m BAVtsl, At ihn ttmn of tbo flro
Mi. KM?h-r mm n-wny -wiiiklnir In a
hny tM n iw nltrhbtn'ii rum-li nnrt
no ono wiih In tlio lion so tint Mm.
KwIim. who wan iiniiblo ti ilun'k the
flunirtt. It l iimlMKtoil xhnt th
butlilliifc wuh ttto laiifent rvltlimlul
Htnicttirn In VirHlllnif ami I ho iMttt-
(linru r No. 10315
v - Hiwrro l)lntiUl No, IV
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL' BANK
Al hiiiicno. III tin) Hinto of Orouoti, at Kin clumi of Ininlni'ra on Juno 30, mi.
ltKSOintfllH:
wm ami tl Incoh inn, Inrliiillnn rmllaiounu, nc
caiilnncoa of oilior Imnka, mill forolKii hllla of
Miiinnito or rtrntla nolil with ImloraciiKint of
W hank $ 8a.j:io,2J t
Ovcnlralm, tinaocurcil, IJtaa tt ;'. . ,
'. 8. (.oriTiiiiii-nl HoouMtlni OwihiI:
nimnion to aocuro clrciilnllon (IJ, H. omnia pitr
viiluo , , ,
All nihor irnlmd Hinloa Kovorniiirnl ai'iurlllia
llni'linlliiif promluina. If ony)
JkliiT llomla, SiliH'ka, NiNmrlih, Klo
ltanklnit lioiuo, 130,0001 furnlliiro iiml fUturiia.
UH. . ......
Jlciil pdIiiIo mviipii oilior limn Imnklnit Iiihink. . . .
lawful ronorvo wllli Ki!ornl Uiiai'i vii Imnk
Cnh In vniili nnil nuiniinl ilim fioin iiiitlniml Imnka
MMuiimoa Tor clfiirlriif hotiao
Tniala of two nlinvn lli'ina
Cln-rku nnl ilnifm nn Imnka (Iniiuilliiif l'r.l.nil
, lloncivi. Imnk) liwiilril oillnlilu of tity or town
of 1 0 nun 1 1, s hunk
MlarvllniinauH rnuh llrniN
llrilimiillnn fund Willi U. B. Troonmor unit iluo
irom r. H. Tioimuror
uiatiil vnliiv wuh $2,r,oo. Inaiininco
wiiiiod uiuoiinliid to HII0. A. Imrn
IIUIll till. llOIIHo WUH rHLVIMl.
Mr. Koi'lor Iiiim Iu-oii ii. roalilint of
WvllilHiiK illlliliK III" inm riii. youfw.
11 0 own 20 urriiM of Imiil uniL Ih both
ii, riirmor mill u, liiiiihortniin, bi'liitr I'tit
plgyoil hy llm llonlli-Kolly coiiipnny.
Ti FIDES HE REPORTED
om; at Titi,.v(;i,u i.aki: ami
otiikk at rri
llolll Mold in mi iii firivn TlnilNr
lint No luimiiini Ih 1WmiiiiI
I'lrti Sluiutdm h'nvornlilo
Two forwt flrra In llio rciiint ranco
wiwl of IOiiki-iio Hint Inivo intiToil
Ki'iioil tliuUiii- worn ri-portril yoHlonliiy
to llio Sloaliiw TIiiiImt coniitiuy uml
l". V. Onh"nby. mipf-rvlHliiK wnrilon of
llio Woalorn Ijiiio County Klro I'n
trol umocliiUnn.
uno of llm flroH In at TrlmiBlo luko.
Warden (iglohy auhl Unit ho hoard
fioin iIhto yitir,liiy nt noun mul It
wuji oxpoiMfa Hint till. flri. would lio
uiuli't' control hoforo nlKlit.
Tim otlwr flro Ih nour Noll. Tlio
wnriloii cnllod up thnt plum hy loto
phonn mid iiHcnrtiiliii'iI tluit thn hlnxo
oiiiiltiutrd when thn inon lit Iho now
liraon mill Juat went of Noli ant flro
to linlKli that hnd boon clou roil nut of
tho now pond. It Kol nwny and nprenil
up tho cri'fk fo nullo n illKtnncp.
Tho rinnioM nro pcotly cIoho lo Krocn
lluihor but no dmniiirn la reported.
Tho flro allunllon In ljini. eounty la
Ki'iiomlly fuvorablo, ' OHIclalH of tho
iwo notional foroaia hero tmy' Unit no
flrea havo been roported In Kovorn
uient llnilKir and prlvain tlinhiT aa
aoclitllonn any that very fow flroa nro
burnlnif.
100.000.00
2 1). 740. SO
02,304.28
, II'
4,000.00
a, 432.12
120.740.9(1
220, 0111, 40
S4.701.06
. 7(14. 00
7H.3M.23
83.M2.3(!
8, 70). 02
7,785.32
5. 000. 00
Tntnl
v UAIllUTiKH:
Canlial alnrk pnld In
""ri'lim riinil
t'nillHilnl proflla $773.40 773.40
Clrrnluiltm iiiiIoh iuitliuiilnif . i ,
Amount itne m unlloniil bnnlta
Amount (uo tI) B,mu mi,Bi bnnknra, nnd IniHt
, r"in'iinlt.B In tho Unliod Slntea mul fnrelmi
''"""tiii'B (other' Hum lti'in nbovo)
-ortlfli-,l rui:ka uiiiainnillim ,
UhIHoi-'h eheika oulnlnnillnir
. Tiilnla of four nbovo lloma 311,017.01
IhiiWP'l Di'iintiitH (t,,T ninn Imnk ilinHiilf.) Hub-
.. 10 'I'HOrvo (ilapimltB uiiynblo wllltln
30 daya);
'"'Mylduui iloiiomin auhjeot In dliook
Ulm'''l1 f (leposlt dun In Uwi limn 00 dnya
(oilier I luii, rnr money botruwod)
lo, enuiHy, or other inunleliul diMinalla aeciiiod
"i imviKo or iiReiH,of thin liu.it t or otiierwmo
"iviiiiniiiH HhttoM-. ' '
Tolnl of ileinrtiul dopoalla iollior thnii bunk do.
lui'lliil auhject m Itoaorvo, four nbovo lleniM
"'ixwlta Nuhjiyt to KmiTvo (poynblo after
J' dnya, or auhjeol lo H0 dnya or moro notice,
wiriirirjiiiea of depoalt (olhor limn (or money bur
rowed) . .
Slide, onuiity, or nlher miiiileii'ii'il i itr-'iiiiHltH necureil
pleilite of hhhoih of IIiIh bunk nr ollirrwlan
, l0lnl of llnio dopo.ilta Biibjuot tn reanrvo (llireo
niiiivn liornn) . , ,
lomiil HiivhiKH doioaHn i
Mttnra of fimdil,' mid Trnvoloia' fJlionkn nolil (or
ili nnd oulntunddiR , , . , .
Tolnl
.,,,$1,4457.011
$ 100.000. 00
85,00(1.00
40 . " 771.411
100,000.00
7,028.44
012,0118.42
70.182.70
ir,8,r,ir.(!2
3,7r.7.00
02,6311.35
743,148.30
.. ,.MH,08
104, nor,. 14
2,000.00
4,000.00
75,000.00
182,70
40B.OO
8TAI'r''; Ol' niiKHON, flounly of Ijino.
thnt ii "' ""'"" '"""i r.naliler n( tlio n
.$1,470,007.68
,."," ilnhoclann, cnaliler o( tlio nhovn.niimed nniK, qn Boiemniy awonr
1 ml Uln H''ovo Blnioment la iruo to tlio boat of my linowledKo nnd bollof.
,.. W. H. IIOVWKTHQN. Cnaliipr.
COHHKCT Alteat:
, i o, nnotcwrru.
' ' ' DAVtn ATTI.T),
1 jn, N. MoALlSTTOIt,
nirontorn.
, lolmcrilici mid aworn to licforo mo In I" loili dny of .luly, 102!
I1 1 . ' ' ' -1 ' J RUBY aAUWON, Nolnry
'y cominliwlon' explros Mnroh 10, 10811,
Public
I PERSONAL MENTION I
, r'.
Itoy ('.hrlHlliin, of Js'otl, wan In Ku
Kono yealordny.
W. II. Wlllieliu of Walton, apent
Uiat niicht In ICuireno.
Knmk IthUr, lxiwoll mcrchniit, wan
in KUKono yoatorilny.
Attorney Hlllnn, of CottiiKO Orove,
wna In KiiKcnn yetirday,
Mra. 1.. C. Wlilttaker. of Reodaport,
vlaltod In lCuftono Weilneadny.
T. H. tllnoti, of rtowehurir, wna in
I'.tnreno on hla wny to ( orinllla.
Mian Umlly I'miiidiro. of I'ortlnnd,
la now In KuKeno vlaltlnir frlondn. . '
Mr. and Mm (l. U BUicy woro In
I'.UKono from Wnitorvnio yoatordny.
lCvorott Pxley la hero from Snlein
vbiltlnK with bin pnrcntn for a week.
Hi-urn Jluviil nml l.ootiard iiayld
of Heck wero In tho clly over nltrht.
J, VI. Cnrlllo, auperlntendent of fod-
ornj road work abovo tiakrldKo Ii
bore.
Mr. nnd Mm. C. A. llaaroin, of
I'iorlilii, loft yoatordny-.for l'ortlund
nflcr apeiiillnK a few dnya liero
I T. Rpnrka, dtMlrkil frolnht and
pnaaenpor nitent. fori tho .Southern
Pnclflo wan In Florenco, yeatcrday on
ouaiueaa.
ANXtir.NCKMKNTS
TUB ItOmoltUC'lA.N CLASH IN Evo
lution nieeta lit 1307 elint 15th Ave.
nl 7:30 A. M. Tliuiadiiy. Vlaltora
wolconio.
ATTIONTION IW, U. A. OP MACCA
beea., liat enra will lonvo city park
corner o( 1-llKlKli aveiiuo and Oak
. ntroet nt 6 p. m. Friday for plcnlo
Brounila buck of btilto. lirinir own
ilbiioj.
1)1 I.I)
DONAIU'l'l In Portlnnil, July 10,
1022, Mra. MimitlQ A. Ponn.hue.
itffiit 88 yenra. Mhe in aim'tvcd by
her' buHbniul, fttlwnrd 1). n,onuliur,
her mother, Mra. t-Imlly 1," HniHIl.
four alalera, Mra. Ttetly J. Ilunnell.
Mra. Ktnnia p. ltaney, Mra. Kntte
Walllnir, Mra. lora WiiBner. nnd two
brolhora, Jerry nnd Jnnopli I.. Mnillh
bulb of l'ortlund. The renuilna have
iirrli'ed In Uiikcuo nnd aro 'nt tlio'
Vontc.h rape whoro tho (inienit will
no helil tunny n!, 2 .p. in. with Inter'
moid In (ho Aliiaoivlu comotery. Hov
Xcet will havu clat'Ko.
IIOltN
1'INKMTpN' To' Mr. mid Mrs.
liukHton, Mil Mima Btroel,
12, 1022, It di'iUBlitvl'.,
VII 11
July
"Clnnl iif Tltmitia "
To (ill onr fiiendfl In lOuKone, Mtir
eola and Wondlliw, to .tho Iukuuo
firrlo, Nn. 10 W. (1. V., U iie
attaiiiea of 'llio Yentch ipulortaklnif
piirlorM, wo deairo to rottepil our; pln
cern tlinnkti for the, beaiitltur floral
oi rorniKH nun Kinii iioaa;igea ot nypt
palhy In our recent hei-ein'cincnt,
MltH. P. K, J1VANH"
rtlAS. V'Kl-tH I0VANS ANU '
Cllll.IiUKM
Friday
armory,
Dlllicllllf
nl(,'lit, Bovon
Soronndwa,
7-12-8
Teave It to Kokiator piafalflad.
'
"Thl'TO (IVllK'k hi tho SforillllR",
Tho annnatlonul ilunco lilt oC
two ciintlnniila. , l'aylnit todivy,
by Mr. OIiiiiiIoh V. , iraloy ,on
,libo Ilex Kuper iviiiil(iwK On
anlp Kugono, Mualo Shop, 8 nat.
0th strcot. -l'-S
, ,.," i i,' .,"' ,; .!' . ,i. i': ' J
MPf HIMMMIt
PINKERTON TELLS HOW
E
GUMSHOE M
Detectives of Fiction "Bunk"
pays Famous Man-Hunter
RADIO FLIVVER SCRAPPED
Mui'lillic OllllM'd Much i;ii lnii-iil mul
AlUIIM'llllIll JliirhiK hliilnciV
(luiiyoiilliut In Hiui, t'ntuciaru
(lly Hie AaaoclulM I'riaa).
HAN J''UANCIH(;. .lulv liiloe.
tlvo work conalnia iiinlnly In unniu
cOlhluuil Bi'liae, WIIIIiiul A. liliknrtou,
veuinii chief of tho meal detective
bureau, which bourn hla iuiiiiu, Uo
clitrvd horo while iiiieiulInK the iin
nual oonyciitlon of i li lunriiiitloiiul
AaaOcniili;! of ('hl,ra pf Police,
(luiii-ahoo di,ti!ciiveH of fiction were
doclurnd by Mr. liiiliertnu to lie
"hunk, puro and Bluijile." (ic dechuml
ho novor hud mud a delerilvo atory
Hint read Ilka the poi-aon who wrote ll
knew What lio wua inlkliiK' aboul.
"Thtiaii atorlea iihoul delecllvia
IruchiK (Tlmo hy arriitiiiea on wutchm
and ull Hint aorl of rot kIvch people
uiu wronic niea iioout mo way wc
work," bo aiild.
"Any man with kooiI couiinon aenae
mill bo a dotinilvc. picked nn
aonm of my men from atreot cur loha
und other occupation!! and they uauul-
ly nnvo mnno kooii."
Iuck Una nomoihlni: lo do with tho
work 6f detoctlvm, Plnkerton aiild.
'Homo of tho ciiaea I have clf-ureil un
and for which I have been ulviin cred
it aa Imvintr done clever work cnine
to mo by puro accident," he added.
liiiKorton voiced u prntrHt iik.'iIiikI
"crlmo plcturoa" on tho fllina. "Home
plctiirea allow Junt exucily how o
eommlt a crime. I certainly am oro-
teallnH' llKainat thin practice and ro
Hponalliln dlrer-tora und producora
havo uircuily proinlacd Una no auch
plcturoa will bo outdo In tho future."
Tho radio flivver which cauaed
uliiuaement and exclletuent diirlliK the
recent convention ot iho HhrinerH in
Huu Kriinclaco hua been rnilred lo a
work ahop to lio iliHitimitled. Tho re
tirement cnuacd no rem-eta from the
traffic pollcomen na moat of thoin
luivo aklnned abbot ua rumlndera of
hi. nullo rilvvora toura of the clly.
nnd Ihelr nltempla to atop a machine
that apparently wua proceeding with
out a driver.
Tho flivver nuiili freuuent Irion
throiiKh the crowded atrccla und no
driver wua vialble. . A alKn on the
muchipo proclaimed Hint 1t waa
flcorKo W. IIoUKhnon'a nullo flli'v-er.
An antenna of throe atmnda, proporly
Inaulatod. wan atrunff on tho top of
tho encloaod rilvver and to nil .mi
pnarancea . 'tho . miichlna . traveled
tliroiiich conffoated traffic dlatrlcta
without a man at the atoerlnif wheel.
Traffic .policemen and oltlzenu kcii-
erully attouipted to atop the machine
when it aocmed'to bo moving .without
a driver. Many of them: leaped on
the runninic board nnd uttoiniKod to
uao the brakoH and atecrinir Koar but
they refuncd to function. 1 i
Tho aecret of-the radio fllvvor was
that a duplicate control hnd been
placed In tho cncloacd part of the
car and tho driver wna hidden behind
n dark curtain ao that he waa In
visible. , ' '
Fifty thoiiaand fireflies wero' rc
leaaed one. ovonlnir rnocntly an nn
"added attraction" to tho Toklo
Peaco exhibition, -aceordlnir to ad-
vlcea from Iho Jnpaneao capital. "To
attract vlaltora to tho exhibition tho
directors havo been programming
novel ovonta. and In. their hunt for
now "atunta" hit On tho fireny flluhl.
The rcaulta are aald to haye Juatlflcd
the "trouble and expense.-
(Oorrenpondtfnca of the AiBoclntcd Press)
IIHA.NAOA, Hpaln, Juno 13.
Americana novo quit coming to Spain
ill acurch of tho beautiful and
wealthy .prlnccas Imprisoned in a
dnrK, damp tower by a greedy uncle,
who is anxious to annex her fortune.
Tho historic old Spanish swindle
apparently has gone out of fiuihton In
tho United Htiltea, but it Is still in
voguo In other parts of tho world,
aermany has recently supplied quite
a crop of kind-hearted gentlemen.
who advanced money tor mo reienso
of tho dark-eyed Spanish beauty who
waa Buffering 111 a rut-infested cell
nnd slowly dying on a diet of (lry
bread and wnler while the. bats hover
ed about 'her head nnd ndded to thQ
terrora of her solitary confinement.
flrannila hua always been a popular
center for tho inert- who havo contri
buted to the relief of Imprisoned
beauties. Washington Irvttig and
Heorea of lesser writers have credited
(ininnda with liuvlng more beautiful
women than any other city In the
world. Tho legend of the nose of the
AlhiiiiibriL and the atorlea of the three
bountiful iiiincoHsoB. Zn'ydil. ISoravdo
and KortUinydn, noycr auoui ino ai-
hamhra nnd hiiiko it ino naiurui rei
ugo for dlaappoliitrd investors In dis:
tressed beauty. '' ., .
Iiiim tft .lloorisn i"riiici
Vaudevlllo fitnrs alwnys have found
the names of Moorish princesses prof
iinhin oh nlnvbllla. They curry with
them Iho ntmoaphnro of the hnrom. o(
it, n ve led face nnd tno tlrlentnl (iiince.
They suggest the Alhnmbra aiid mll-
i oim or iroid. nnd tno priceless moor
ish Jewela which Moubtlll nnd his
court nro reported in legend lo huvc
secreted In their henlitlful pnlnee be.
fine It wna allirendered to Fcrniniimi
nml lunbellli. tlnilhdll nnd hla nueen
me supposed tn bo hiding In n cavern
In tno neignnoring mouninins wan
ing for n mnglc cull from Mohammed
which will reRloro .them to their old
glory In tho Alhnnibrn. Fvory towor.
every turret; every minaret and ovory
dungeon, in tho old Alhambra hna Ua
'tuT'lt lsiot' iMTOtigo thnt Benrchers
for- princesses should como to Ornno-
fla after nnving apugni viumy iui
n,t,ii ,.nt enaiiea in- invtiiicu uioun-
inlns. Moat of tho modern Spnnlsh
princesses nro heiliK'neld 6nptlves In
eouiiou iv the sen. Oaatlea by the aen
nro ao much dnmne.iv' find then It Is
much more roinantlo tdr tcsciio pnr
tlea to approach the iroqlty coast In
thipa nnd wnvn toSAthq'! Imprisoned
princess, Who will .ftinimrplly tear her
clothing to bits niuVnjakp a rnpo with
flitch will lower Iforaolf frqm tho
gloomy lower. , .
" tfii.-n KaiiiiM (if lcjejnrnllt WnnWIl
i Many of tho In'iftdaie'ra who ore
marketing- adventure tn oredulous In
vestors glvo tbeli' prlnceasoa tho
nnmt of fnmouil women who havo
noon dond for centuries. Mpinvmnh
:I'j' t i-i.-t. ,,, nt tn Mnnelab re
glllio wliQ havo bon doad for nvov 400
ypnrs, nnd mnny o(lipr colcbrHeij of
hUloi-y dnd legend ' havo lent their
names to prlncfssea supopsod to ho
ih 'dlsfresii. ' ' ', '
Hotelkoefier In (Irnmnda have he
come skilled In detecting visitor! who
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THE new Studetakcr
Four-Passenger Speedster
is mounted on the Big-Si
chassis with the same depend
able 60 horse-power motor
that made enthusiasts of
thousands of owners during
the most critical buying period
in history
Every item of its complete
equipment and finished detail
suggests ultra style and riding
comfort.
The front seat is tilted at the
correct angle for comfortable
riding. An upholstered arm
rest divides the tonneau into
BIG-SIX SPEEDSTER
two individual seats which
provide the comfort of an
overstuffed armchair.
The touring trunk at the rear,
with tray and suitcase com
partments, is easy of access,
because the two spare disc
wheels are mounted on each
front fender. '
These disc wheels, complete
with cord tires and tubes, are
furnished without extra; cost.
This latest Studebaker creation
reflects Studebaker's seventy-year-old
reputatjofl for build
ing fine vehicles.
In addition there is a handsome set oi nickel-pUted bump
' ers front and rear, a courtesy light on the driver's side, a
built-in. thief-proof transmission lock which is operated by tho
same key that locks the ignition twitch and tool compart
ment in the left front door. ' Ask for the Studebaker "Yard
stick," a measure pf the greater value that Studebaker offers
MODELS AND PRICES, o. b. factories
. , LIGHT-SI I SPECIAUSIX I BIG-SIX
5-W: 112' W.B..40 H. P. S-Past.. 119' W. B., 50 U. P. 1-Pon.. 126' W. B..60H. P.
Chassis $ 875 Chassis .$1200 Chassis. ........ . .'I' $1500
Touring 1045 Touring....... 1475 Touring............ 1785
Roadster (3-P.)... 1045 Roadster (2-P.ss.). .. 1425 c "LVm p.V qm
Coupe-Roadster Roadster (4-Pass.). . . 1475 Speedster (4-Pass.) . . 1985
(2-Pass.).. 1375 Coupe (4-Pass.)....; 2150 Coupe (4-Pass.) 2500
Sedan 1750 Sedan..... 2350 Sedan. 2700
Cord Tiru Standard Equipment
Sweet-Drain Auto Co.
1030-42 Oak
Phor,e 440
The BIG-SIX
SPEEDSTER
$1985
C0 b sactoty
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. rsinnw. raSSSak-iSK Li "prfcy 1 -
IH I SIS A STUDEBAKE R YEAR
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oro search lnff for" Imprisoned beauties.
They usually make, fery guarded In
quiries and' seldom, admit they have
boon duped. Frequently they inquire
for gypsy fortune tellers, or astrolo
gers, who probably charge well for
their services. Letters concerning the
distressed princesses aro usually
marked strictly confidential and in
structions aro given that nothing must
bo said to anyone lest tho llfo of tho
princess be endangered.' Most of the
dupes aro' too much ashamed of tholr
plight to confess openly that they have
been gulled, but on occasional vic
tim approaches some of tho foreign
consuls or socks tho aid of tho Span
ish potlco tn trying to recover money
advanced 1o tho swindlers.
Dry Wood mul VTct Wood
Senator "Venner. oC Pennsylvania,
says one of the most amusing Inci
dents lfo has ever observed in a court
oom occurred in a small town in his
stnto when two brothers named Wood
wero named against each other In a
damage suit. One brother testified
he was 7 years old,' and had never
tasted o drop of liquor In his life; the
other brother, who was three years
younger said he had been a hard
drinker nil his life. When tho judge
was delivering his chargo he made
reference to tho conflicting testimony
of the Wood boys, and smilingly re
marked to the 'jury: ."uontiemen,
hore Is n queKtlnti of dry wood and
wet wood foi'" to split.".
Relieve In RAfflir Oliuwlftort.
SMALL TOURING CAR IS
CLUE IN MURDER CASE
MACHINE SKKX PARKED XEAU
SCENE OF BRUTAL, DEED
Officers Seek Slayer of Paulino Grass
and Ale Winter Netr Sanger.
California
' FRKSNO, Cul., .July 12 Upon tho
finding of a small touring car seen
parked along the highway near the
spot where Pauline Gruss, 16-year-old
Sanger school girl,' and Alex Win
ter, her swept heart, wore brutally
murdered Sunday night, hinges tho
solution of tho gruesome tragedy, ac
cording to local authorities investi
gating tho case.
Kvery effort to locat tho owner of
tho car has been in vain thus far and
it is believed possible that tho mur
derer may havo followed tho youth
ful sweethearts to tho seciuaeu spot
and after ending their lives, fled.
Investigating officers havo been
hurtled nt evorv turn of their investi
gation imil e-vcry supposed clue has
given out.
A reported fight between Italian
residents of Sanger over some-un-
known woman yesterday simmered,
down to al snunbble between bootleg
gers, It was said. --mii
Two oug 3i.cn haw ear .
The car in question 'was brought to'
the 'attention bf the. officers yester
day by twp young men who stated
that they naa seen u pass a snorx ais
tance to the rear of Winter's macHln
on the night of the murder. A flash
light, thought to have been the prop
erty of the murderer,' Was found near
the spot at which the two sweethearts
were murdered.
It has been definitely established
that the flashlight did not belong to
Wintef.und the officers, In an attempt
to learn the identity of the slayer, ore)
seeking to find the owner of the light,
which carries no mark of identlflca-
"P".- "
Irfirry Somen to Take Bride
LOS ANGELES, July 12. The en?
gagement of Larry Semon;, screen
comedian and " Lucille .Caxlylo, his
loading woman, was announced hero
today. They havo not set tho duto
of their marriage, ,-
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