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2 it it ft Si LU 4it Vaudeville Headliner at Craterian jjJUBILEE SINGERS n .i.MMwy. in ""'J 'H ' "10 PROGRAM I. wrf- Trf -Wt;"",1'; The Cadet Sextette on PRIVATE LIFE, HELEN OF TROY JSi 4 xjj. 1 1 7ffA'rft Cord a PrivattGft of He ten of Key Thi Prlvmn Life of Helen of Troy.' Hereon version of John KrHkltio'rt pieat novel, Is at Hunt's Yaterian. The picture conlalitM In 1 11 In nt comedy and fly mitlro. She most beautiful woman of all tlmo Helen nf Troy In not n perfect wlfo. Hho In not even a perfect mvoetheurt, hm 1'arlM Hpoedliy ilis coveriMl. Desorvlntf of ttront credit arc farey Wilson, who adapted and produced the story, and Alexander j At Rialto Today "The WtiRon Show," Ken May nanl'H latest feature at the Ulalto thatro. presents a novel typo wes tern story. It Is a combination of two subject cleverly blended to muko one of the fastest and most thrtltlnK picturert this popular j xvw(ern Htnr haa appoared in to date. fen A1&yn a rd ttt The Ifagon Show The Mory deal with n email one ring rhvun traveling during the mrly day of tho wt-wt. The west lorn local off on hnvks round that Im both piotui-omiite and tiniuo. Maynard displays hin d.xr ing And nklllful horsemanship. Tnmn, iho wonder horwo. rMiir lit for his chaio of the irlory when bo rnact a typic-! hero's Munt. If lhij horse docfii ! think for him-, iiolf he crrtaiifly liaa t, clever gag man. Highway Beautification With Ih mm ittilnlnr tnichtly hl'iiiii tit i-M'iy hvlni; thine full nf llli n1 .lcvrh,iln(r raiM.Uy. In k., brlnit munifwtcd In Hiism,n ii mr n,m..rny in hlKhnay hrwullflcatlon. trtvM an of Jlln J, li. Thry it l. Int. f.,r lhi nlnnllnv of !1 tm-lu.lo th oni.loyf In thr . .i,,,.k. until .,..t Next Wednesday's Bill Korda. who directed It. A fine ln lelhKencc, a keen xenNO f humor and it urusp of values, wax dks plaed in (he work of hotll these men. Mat la I'orda, n Hungarian ar tresH taken lieo piaci immedlutely nmoiiK l ! foremost Hereon lumi naries, and Lewis Stone, as Mene laos; Hicard t'oile;. as Paris; (leorKo ln celt, as Kteoneus and Alice White, as Adrasie. nive pcr- formances of smoothness nnd un derstandtn. I should be cleaned up and flowers i planted overywhero. Kvery one Is advised to plant back yard K'dens for cut t hiK and front yat ds. for ishow. NoihinK will attract the 'tourist and cause him to linger In Mho ltotuc Uivtr valley like Rayly bloomliiK flowers. lioth north and other communHiet south of us are planting and natural conditions aro far I less favorable for them than they ;avo for us. Wo have every natural ; advantage here and all that Is lacking is co-operation. Wo need and w e must have every man, woman and child in southern Ore gon thinking, talking and working alt tho time. The KoaKy Hoard Is w orking for the Scenic Drive, tho Highway I ton ut it ioation com mittee is working for the Pacific Uodwood and Crater lnko high ways, nnd the Med ford and Grants l ass tlardeit rluhs are working for more beautiful lawns, parks and parkings Inside the cities' llmtis. Some one carried a load of very uhnvi ionatde garbage out and dumped it by the road In Heal Ume early Kriday morning, th ers have thought it best to dispose of old tin cans, etc., by leaving them by tho roadside. The mime of person doing such thing should ho reported to the county com I whenever pos sible. Lot every one who ha nnv pride In his own property or any j pnde in j-ouihem Oregon got be- i html the:e vinous groups who are' working for a beuer community and see to u that there is hearty, effective vo-opeiaiton all along the line. GENERArMOTORS HAS1 201.373 EMPLOYEES On ivbi then i wno ITe t .ST S ImliMdnaN tn the ..., ,.. , , v, . , n.plo of ueneial Motor!..' being the tut lime in the bi-lory of the coi porxtien that the 'number of j often ixnle horseback through the emph, his exceeded the twrtl,,t1 to rveh nod rtiieve ibom . iooHiim hwi r K. Tnel""" j-h.-hh m. rif wan a i previous recoid total was 1 S VMS 111 1? thrif. wen. 6$.0S fm. pioye in Th,.t w l.Mt. In 1S.'7, it had increased to liS.- SStV o The. figure do not include the ivtnien. yuch s Velio w Truck A Cosoh Manufactut in wmiviny In-jAn.l Klhr llmty cviwmtion n-i,r itl. - nml Xloton, ilant. In I'ana.t.i FOR FRIGIDAIRE Hull .lolinmm unil liln famous houOhm'm kIiik''ii will ko i'li Die air i for tht flint Hint' wlu'ii. on April : Iti. thpv Hiinnlv the fn((rtiilnnii'iit i I for tht u'tifiiil .Miiltiiu Family j 1'nriy, at wliMi i-'ilKilalic will lu ; (In hoht' ! Vhll this oiKanlattun of Juld 1 tt HiiiKt'in Ih well known thntUKli tlnlr phniidKi'a ih rt'coidH nntl cun-I't-i iH. tht plantation proK r u in which they will broadcast Monday iiIkM will mark their flint uppcai' unce hif(in the nullo miillonce. Hut) .hihtnton, thf conductor of thia chorus, In n ituiMlclan anil notnpoHi'i of thorough anil houixI tralnltiK. who for n porlotl of two yearn Iih Ixmmi iIhvcIuiiIiik "nil pr ft'filnu thla ciiHCMihlc. 1 1 Ik nlxlccn iH'Kro h1iik'I'H aro ii ill to rcprf'Hcnt every ono of the Noulhern Htati'H. An effort has lieen made lit ur- runRinK the radio program to wlect from (he vaat niitHH of material a HUfflclent variety of titnod properly to present the attitude nf the mcki'o toward Hphiluala and folk hoiik. which ' wit h th colored race nuiKeH from the iiioh( profound Horrow lo the KreutcHt joy. The M'liM'tlo- h hy the concert orcheHtrit tin ler the direct ion of Itndcric (iraMatn, and the (loldinan ha ml, wit h Kttwln l-'ranko (I old man conducting, will he In har mony with t he general aotithern tone ((f the concert. FILL-IT-UP' IS CALPET MOTTO One nut of five don't have It, according to n survey recently completed by the statistical bureau f the California I'etroleum Cor poral lou tu determine how many motor ears get stalled on the mail lue to emply gasoline tanks. With nearly 4 (MX service stations covering the Pacific coast territory from Canada to Mexico, Calpot of ficials report that 20 percent of (he emergency calls received from moturlKlH stalled on the highways, hy the Oil pel service men, turn out to ie 'out-of-gaH distress sig nals. "There Is Just ono remedy for that ailment." said Charles. L. Cop- page, vice-president and director of sales. "Kill-It -up at regular j intervals, ltuyiug gasoline on the I installment plan, n few gallons at i a time. Is not economy. 1 have personally tried it and our investi gations to determine which motor ist gets the farthest at the lowest average gasoline cost per mile, show that the full-tank driver wins every time. '"The motorist who drives in with tho habitual cheery order, 'Klll-it-up' gets better mileage, and saves himself time and annoyance in having to chase down gasoline in tho middle of a trip. They tell me to keep my tank filled to within about two inches of the top. That allows room for the necessary air In tho tank, elim inates waste of gasoline hy seepage through air-hole (n the cap. "Of course, we believe that the next thing in order of Importance, after a motorist has acquired the Klll-lt-np' habit, is to Maudardlxo on Calpet gasoline, which is extra smooth and consistently uniform, due to a special rectifying process through which It passes In our re fineries," Good ltoads Congress M KX ICO CITY iTi Mexico, In terested in American highways as well as airways, will be host to n Hood Koads congress during l!-S. State and federal governments and private organiiations interested in the construction of Improved high ways will be represented. ou ifirt ft,wrtutn vftta wwult A young man who whs brought up on a f.irni in western IVnnwyl vnla qualitied for district school teacher. Kurtber purtmvc bis studies nnd teaching, be managed '7h V; , " J I mm , thrvMich mextoal college. Ho began lh(. praoluv C ,v,uine tn the lie I oil region of I'.nnwU , . 1 1 of " knew nnd rasilv 1 1 plant cinmnu in the woods. , where he Uunche.1 ht Uvonte j remedies, nnd. m a short time, thev .were sold by eery druegmt tn the ' ,,,IU, leo.ny, tne name of ihi man. tni into ii t; r,,, (, known throughout t-AorM. Hi, CoMcn Mcltoal li.vvry W the ttt known central tonto for huthlinA U ulrrnitlh. rtl,rtn Inititrvvt tiv Mie, ami rnrftt-hinit th M,o,t Morr i than fifty million bottl, haY bfrn m,M in tht l ! If y.Hir rttecit ' " ' tiMiou or ,aoiM. , 'u van oim.,111 a nifli j'ir. oi , hp Utvt- ty atnilinc I vo to th ir. Wf - MAY TEAM FOR I j ...... ! " 'i "N. k thB vacuum wit s 11 ISP a : III ' llroadway is hinting: that Lita Cray Chaplin may team with Uoj D'Arcy, screen villain, in a vaudeville art based on Romeo nnd Juliet. D'Arcy, who is being sued for divorce by Laura Ilhinock Guisti, is frtiti to be contemplating wedding the former wife of Charles Chaplin when hi wife obtains h$r decree 0UR R ADTO ana MINE il rwl-ri i T i.j f( ? Ilml&rslandable Ci'l "Km TDFTlFnTPK lOOOjlYy 1 Mfferemvs I m port a nt Resistance coupling differs widely from transformer coupling and It helps to understand a num ber of otherwise involved points if the chief difference between these two forma of amplification are considered. lu the former method of coup ling there is no amplifying in tho coupling itself. In the latter a tep-up is Involved In the coupling. Most persons who have had exper ience with such simple variations of transformers as shocking coils cuu understand this. How. then, does resistance coup ling aid in amplifying if If doe iwt The Greatest Year In Automotive History You probably will want a new car this year, wheth er it is your first or the lat est of a long succession of makes and models. The truly modern car gives so much more, for less mcn ey, that to drive an old one is unfair to yourself. The new Chevrolet mod els express the very spirit of this ultra-automotive age. We are always glad to show and demonstrate . them. for Economical Transportation F&sBm fir voj C0ME 0N D0WN- VyaTasfer7 X? f J i 1 F0LKS- Er AtBOlMVtQlHIwfi' Vvl 1 T k't-S!M Your favorite "wboy p IM-MSM m ; y i I W$$J I joined the circus- .ItSffll JgL I' i hm4WJ bn?n the kids from lx f "Pierce-Allen Motor Co. Phone 150 LIFE AND STAGE i.i.i.-...H).J.'.n andMonlnkrlaining f P TllT.C.CFTI "X -v, 1 i amplify of its own accord? ! The answer Is found In the ! changes in the tubes themselve i With resistance coupling tubes of the high mu type are being used. "Mu" simply is term for "ampll- ! fication factor." In other words, ( where resistance coupling i sem ployed, the tubes handle the am plification, the coupling being used I chiefly In obtaining improved j I toiml qualities. i High-niu tubes may have amplification factor of 30. These I may not be true power tubes, altho resistance coupling is applicable to the tatter as well. flreat mre has to be exercised 112 So. Riverside i.. n. ..,.uiut.,,-u i.. ii.L.h couplii.K are of the riKlit values. It Ih necessary that they be higher in value thun the plate Impedance tubes used with Simplicity Now Wauled Kffoics on (he part uX progre-sive-ininded perstiiis to simplify radio by tleslKuatintf ether thun nels by numbers Instead of wave lenKlns or fretiuencies is certain to meet with the approval of the radioist. He lonn haH considered radio unnecessarily technical and will favor anything that tends to clear up the situation. There appears to be no good reason why receivers should be cull bin ted for wave lengths run ning to tluue numerals when num bers ranging from ono to ninety nine could be used without de ranging any existing arrangements with regurd to assignment of chan nels. And now that the radio world Ih thinking in terms of such matters, the radio owner is begin ning to wonder why it is necessary to Hpenk of neutrodynes and till! flrffllif rf?! Th Lives of Carme I r'lXV ll lllr a" forflotten when the screen bares the facts of the beau- II 1 1 1 L?ll BjtSIf V 3I?5U ' ti'ul Queen Helen who made love an International sport -j lljfBJfJff Oft N I ill IaIII IP e Sensational Expose of the 'ill 1 1 1 ilT 1 1 1 III 1 1 Infill R Rill 01 World's First Flapper Queen) 1 Si; tS'rlil - ill W ManeCorda IM III Ricardo Cortez cfl )rril Now There Is No More Mystery ' Q 3VCt 7Qa Srtjlhii I About the World's Most Dangerous 2 v5l 41 JiUv 'il ' ijj Blond She Would And DidLove j ill i mm i i . hn il gl 1 Today a;s ' ifflll I Times V J 'maim f Admission 1 I I: 1:45.3.7 I V T Mats.. 10-35 THE NEW i jj N0W! RIALTO foday Only! IBf iferw Two Great Shows in One and One GreatS tar in Both I XrSI THE SHRILLS M i i c (' f j- v Good Added wllllll, Mats. 1 J'. Comedy Sc.ence lecture. El jlr'C RothTrer, Tue,day-L.di- Night 1 10 " 15 'Jx--' M"c I " Turklh Bath jf Ui....-it..tl.i'.i'iiM. fliiiiinuturu ana rheostats, bikini; nnd acuminators .and the reut of it, Today's rndioist In the average pernon who Known nme oi luum technique and who Ih just practical ienouKh to want thing made clear. ; He knows only too well that many radio experts who eut. drink and sleep radio enjoy their own tech nUfue and often unconsciously add to its complication. Can You Answer Tlioc? 1. How many kinds of tubes - are used in broadcast ing and re- ceiving? j 2. Why do the American radio manufacturers alin to make most of their seta for Canadian con- sumption in Canada itself? a. If greater distance is wanted which group of transformers should be considered for replace- , ment; audio or radio? 4. How many radio receiving sets are In use in the world? 5. Why do pianos used on the Htage sound sharp and sometimes toneless over the radio? (Think these over. Don't glance Rrnvm I 1 firm n TW Cl iSV'fZ- A . UWWWM the answers until you luu at tested your knowledge of radio.) Answers to Questions 1. This is difficult to say be cauoe there, are many freak and experimental type. One manu facturer redently displayed thirty tubes ranging all the way from the dry-cell 1U9 to the 20 kilowatt water cooled type which lu used in broadcasting. Hecause it is not possible to obtain a Canadian patent on a set unless 50 per cent of it is manu factured In the Dominion. 3. Radio. That side of the set att(Mids to the distance. 4. 1 8.000,000, according to a recent estimate. 5. Because stage pianos are limed to concert pitch which is , more brilliant than the pitch used for the home piano and for broad casting studios. A piano tuned to the usual pitch would not sound particularly well to a theatre or concert hall audience. (Copyright 1927 by the UUman Feature Service.) Clnflsifled nrfvortisine gatw yewnltw. V (nil. Inl tliw m mill many Ihlniw '" tAr ovrvwt wmMj ) l dvn. All wiwiihil loU lnl r)iou. 1'irrc Liinic ID Uullaia, .N. 1, ,
