Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1928, Page 14, Image 14

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HERB WIEDOEFT'S BRUNSWICK ORCHESTRA
.HALF BILLION DOLLARS:
; I ' r; nt Jh 'If LW fc p n, H "
r
Hunt's Craterian, May 7 and 8
COMING TO HUNT'S CRATERIAN'
"VVon in CouJs"
Rial to Today
In nl the
"Won In the CIiiucIk,
KIi.Hi, ili-;,lr.'.
lVmi tlm iipfiilnk' slml, which
fltnlH Hit miKlern alrpliino rcudy to
help mi exploration nttvriituro in
the- vtwi juiiKli'S or ilmki'Ht Afilcn,
to tlm final fnilc-oiit of the heroine
In the arniH of the flylnK ace,
"Won in the cloud." i.s a gripping
thriller.
Al Wilson has many ilare-devll
esrapadi'S In this picture and haa
hy far outdone any of his iirevloun
j " There will be approximately one
,and one-hulf billion dollare vpent j
1 for roadu throuKhout the country i
I this year and highway construction :
will ut least equal and probably ex- ;
1 ceed the highest mark recorded in
any preceding year, according to'
i Or. K. K. AIcDaniel. president of !
! the Oregon Slate Motor associa- !
. tion.
Dr. McDaniel said that im prove-
ment of the state and federal-aid
i highway systems under the super- j
vision of the highway departments j
i v. ...uwn "iilia nil! U IUI -
I ward during the season now open
i ing with a construction of more
, than 20,00" miles of surfaced roads
and about tOOO miles graded and
drained.
Dr. McDaniel was advised by the
A. A. A. of road-buiTQIng prospects
after reports of the various states
to the bureau of public roads,
under which the federnl-ald pro-
l " " ii, uuu ufren cure-
r..n.. t.i.
iuii iviiHKinm,
. "Oregon's activities will con
tinue unhampered for tho year
; 1928. but the threat of tho $3
! license fee has slopped all plans
ior is2, said the doctor.
I mate reports indicate .that nt
least 240,000 miles of the total of
288.000 In the vnrlous state high
way systems will be maintained
this year under tho supervision of
I tne state highway departments, a
; fact which al.auld Insure the trav
1 eling public a high degree of road
t service.
"Kunds estrfnated as nvntlable
for expenditure during the year by
l the slate highway departments are
' about 25 per cent greater in total
umount than similar estimates in
i abated at the beginning of last
, season. It is practically certain
;hat the funds available to all state
. highway departments for con
! structlon and maintenance of
; roads and bridge will exceed
! $700,000,000. and local revenues.
1 expendable by county and local
authorities will swell the highway
total to well over SI, 3110, 000, 000."
The hone In the human body
pn.nucuons. in. pilots the entile .popularly called the breastbone Is
action of the story to the most , really known as the sternum and
' spectacular and dramatic climax , the clavicle Is often called the
; ever seen In a picture of this type. Icolltir bone.
A scene from the James Cruze Production, "Old Ironsides," next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
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COMING TO RIALTO MONDAY
ESS?.
t : v ' y?w
In rotation of ordinary crops ,
iiolurltiK ie;iH(nnI.ly Kootl ylcldH
il miy ho rounlt'U thai 20 pounds ;
' f (ivMiliiblc p li o h p h o r J c iicid.
icnutvnlont to 15 pounds of 10 pit :
1 ront Miip"t'phoph:ilis 1b ioiuiitMl i
annually pir nvvv. li often pays
well in iimp a laimT (inantlty at
first tu rrpatp a i-pkitvi. Whorp
i maniu f Ih u.Mpt) It may hi counti d
. that each ton kiippIIph almut fivp ,
( pounilH of phosphoric acid find n
coiTcipondiiiKly HinaUcr inuntity :
' applied In the form of commercial i
' rertilizpr.
mm
730 TO MAYS
PICTURES
BUSIER Sito' ,
CHASTE CHn.TSPBEDV
THB '
NEW
RIALTO
J3u5tci; Keaton iii '' Colic? q " ,
Hunter Konton nn an unwittttiK.
nnd thpieforo wit ty. collect liro
Ih the featuro film fare at tho
RUilto tiieati'P tomorrow, whon Iuh
ii?wt picture, "tollruc" will lie
mlth and I'lurenco Turner.
Keaton in Tho Hoy, hrinht
onomyh itlummiK of a little hinii
Hchnol, hut n t no tu a lish in the
larRer cori,ut pond, r.specia Ily
the i)lferhi(. Ann t'ornwatl i ,ns the little lady oi Ms heart IiisIsik
Keaton n leading lady. Other pro- that he dr-monnti.up lit Htliletic
fi'HHlniifil HftotH und Hi;irePM In I prnwrs. The finale of tho picture
the rant nre Hnltr. Kdwnrds, (irant j occur al tho annual hoat race.
Withers. Humid (iondwln. Hudtly liu.Mer hoplnn to he coxswain of
MHKon. riora Itramley. i'aul tiold- hl (olte crew.
VAUDEVILLE AT HUNT'S CRATERIAN
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i'..' Left to right 8yd Davis, Bob Franks, Buck FelLaws, Ann Lee, Alice
Lcufienove, in "Jail Houig Bluei," on Wednesday 'spirogram.
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. WALLACE BEERY and RAYMOND HATTON
Rescuing a friendly native lw7 JpWV:
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fc?i cannibals! A breathtaking Y'SffX I I
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