Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 17, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextrxnT! srs ffgFOBP m: TRrepyg. wedpohp, enr.s, twitch at, may it, id;?. VOTE YES KING ALFONSO'S 13-Year-Old Girl Wins Golf Match, Leads Tournament FORD PREOICTS that he could Hut remember thai missed a 12-footer, and then scaled iwo. if was .a llila same hole thai Mulalla M.ilallii Telephone j0 ( details, which he left largely to his ' the defeat of the American on the Mian Collett went down to defeat twill build office an rebuild pule office assistants. I sixteenth by setting another birdie yesterday. line. ( h .1 .1 f y testified that the FAR LEVr ON FRIDAY GIRL FRIEND ISs.rr'T. LIGHTER FUEL SHOT BY LOVER': iifsH ji Fi Amount Asked Was Origi "nally Planned for Fair Buildings Levy Neces sary if Fair Is Held This Year Measure On Sepa-I rate Ballot -. Voters Eligible, Maria N. Y ried Was banks Film Dies, Utile Hock yesterday to main- . - . am ner lead in the Arkansas Montero Killed in : TTS of ,. : Apartment By Mar: X !rXVSera I ,, .... . the tournament, eliminated Man She Jilted her opponent', to .remain in , the running. uancer in r-air- ? . OR AIRPLANES ! fense began itH case. Man Also HII LCJal ratio Columlires, 27-year-olil medl 'cal student and son of a wealthy Aicentlne planter, wan dead today I with a bullet In hin brain, after he ' ' , had shot and killed Maria Montero. On the vote of the people to- Spanish dancer. The tragedy fol morrow depend whether Jackson lowed the bieaklna of a romance county-. fairgrounds are to Ko b"en the two when the dancer ahead or not. and whether or not a "er oliimhrca had a wife and fnlr will be held this fall. ; f"ur ' '.lldren llyins In Paris. The one mill leyy asked by the' SF.W Y'll'K 17 to asulclatlnn Is one-half the amount lAn Argentine medical student: proposed whin the plans for the wh.me romance with Maria Mon- ,,..m.,u...... ,.. ,,.- .r(li Hpanlsh dancer, wan broken -nnd to the county court. Or. In off when Bhe found he had a wife other word. It w:ib staled a tuoinnd four children In I'arlH. wai mill levy would be required to con- dying In city hospital today, a Klract the necessary building and bullet In h'H brain, after he hail properly eipilp the grounds to run-1 shot and killed the dancer and duel n fair In keeping with thelaltempted to take bin own life, rcsou'rci-s of thin county ntul dec.' Ten months ago Monitlo ('ilium onil to none In ttie slate oulnide i lire, 37-ycnr-nld mm of a wenl of -Hie slate fair. thy Argentine planler. met l At the reiuent of the county . .Mnmero. who was 27, and fell In j conn, the first levy mked for wan. love with her. Ijist Saturday she I fine uiill. to better dlHlrlbute the learned he had n wife and four; t.ig. with Ibe iindcrHlandlng that children in I'at-iH and ordered the,, other uilll was to lie submitted him lattr. Thin In what the fair asao-;iind elation 1 asking' tomorrow from I Yesterday afternoon he return the people. ed and forced his way Into her Kach year the building have( private apnrlment at the went been Inaufflclent and from 52000 l , Will street studio. An assistant $.1001) has been expended yeorly for; beard a heated conversation In temporary structures, that during : Hpanlsh and Iben several shols. r.lin HtormK Iuik been the meaiwjTbe assistant ran into Ibe Htreet of rulnliiK - wboiil and other dls-j"'"' "umiiuuieil the police. They playH. found Miss MiiiiIitii lylnir dead on -ft Im now necessary to have build-j 1,10 floor, wrapped In a NpanlHh liitm" to house county bcIiooI eX.i"liswl, which arHoclateH Haiti Klni; hl!lla, n machinery and nuto. for-' Alfonmi of Hpuln had preHented c-4. and rnbhit hulhllnirx. to en- '" ner- lahr the woman's bulldlnK and I ''oliimhri-H was lylnis nearby, a mock Hheds and to paint all the ' ln his hand and a wound blfildJnos. ,ln hl temple. A policemen bent Jf. the levy Is voted by the peo-!""1' h,m " tak" ""' Pistol and rilt'-tomorrow, the bulldlnca will "sk',l; "Old you l this?" he' erected this summer and a fair . "' "hnt '"'r l", nuse I loved held this fall. I"" woilldn t have any j work for !Th"e proposition has been en-, nor, '" rt" w"h '"' ",,lrt I Ida. Inrm. dored by oiKanlratlons nil over thel' ' 1 ,nl" uni ons, lousness. county. Ainonu- Ihem are: I ,'"""r letters were found In his founty KrnnKe, pocket, one to the police, two Kndorsement committee of the "" "'' one to tne Jiriten ROUGH-TUMBLE FIGHT ENLIVENS 'S.C.C0NVENII0N i : pam H iiKie lor st-rvices ren- dered after May 15. 1!2. The state ' asked him If he had not told the j Krund jury that he did not know j whether it was for services before ! or after May 1 3. The prosecutor declared that he I reirarded Wilkie's debts about town as "a valid claim against the pro , hlbltlon fund." which also drew the fire of the special prosecutor. I The bintest crowd of the trial Henry Ford, Orville Wright ; ""'"- ,he ! I Wolm-Muty .-.fu-rnooii Session. anu j. r. Lawrence, in-; ,ne closed, and the de- ln tne .trial -S'ewton f. I v '-- ii-ma) uuernoon. After a sum- sian. tne trial took on un upected speed. flndliiB the defense unprepared, with only a few of its main witnesses present, so the court (.ranted its request for an adjourn ment until this mornint. with the admonishment to the Jury and the lawyers to be prepared for a Ions session today. In an effort to brin the case o a conclusion. The final witness for the mate was Orris Crawford, cashier of the Klrst National bank. He testified : that the disputed check for J3I0. j sinned by Newton C. Chaney. with the endorsement of W. M. WHkle. ventor of Wright Whirl-1 "' I)i,r"-t -"" j Chancy yesterday aftei wind Motor, Predict aj Great Future for U. S. Aviation. ', I'HII.ADEI.PIIIA, May 17. (yP, Airplanes, swifter, safer and blfc" aer. with living and sleeiiinc apartments for passengers In ! wings even feel thic k, are proph- esien oy i naries K. Uwrence, , Inventor of the Wright Whirlwind motor. PHONE 577 PHONE '577 Dresses for the Graduate Coats for the Graduate A new fuel, lighter than gaso- W"" ens.!:1 ,h h!,nk on Jun- . . . n ns uiluoie line will be developed, thus In creasing the load carrying capacity j '"" who f""', the money, Democratic Leaders , i of airplanes In the future, in the ID opln.on of Henry Kord. I here is little doubt that air- Southern State Engage ,'l"n," win i,ecome the principal . ."IH """lll'C eAiicn- lll r'-sponse to a query from Special F'rosecutor Eddy. Crawford, after testifying that the "District Attor ney's Prohibition Fund account" was kept in the First National in FlStiC Combat A5 Ral-"lvt" "-"nsportation. but llie future ;h;'lnlt- "as excused, but will proh 111 ri5lliy OUrilUdl, MS Uai-f avlntnn anrt ltH possibilities a,,l' '" r:"",1 " rebuttal wit lery Yells 'Kill Him' Anti-Smith Forces Partial Victory. Win n"SH, Ii fore oponlntr thfir casf nronor. th dffrwe rerallod Wilklf to'thft and in rpfionse to a qiifs- ttaml. Cuvfintir Hmilh -M.iy 17. fP; may have runm.t hp preiH'ted, Orville Wr-Klil, father of uvlation, be lieves. These vh'WH on air travel at ihe fijiure were exir'scd in ul-ill,,n whether he had pnrrha.weil ihf-s.sf K and ennitneut here venter-1 liMiii.';nu rini frma Sinclair. ih day on Ihe otcanion of their viil M''w'',,,r' ar,,i' May IS. n. in the Franklin Institute, where J l'onled in the negative. Hi- also Air. Kord whm awarded a gold hnled that he had procured a $l'r medal for hi achievement in j a hook from Kred Sehucrman. n hmiiimj position in the UntiHton ronven-1 eontiihutions to the welfare of. hind, nftr .May 1.1. 1!6, hy renre never come hark. i ,on from Month ,..n- .i. Jmnkin.i .k... v. , .... frat, hut not thi kind his arch; to .Mr. Jiwivnee for Iih invention : the district attorneys office. HiifiuitH In this mule had mapped of i lie Wright air-iooled motor. Wilkie's Kcpuuition Had out for him, j "The transportation of frelu hi ! . After a hectic all-day meeting,! by airplane is llml.ed by weigh,-! T"- ' t witness for the defense In which the "lie" was passed ! lining capacity." Mr. Wright said I '"lo"-' s- Ivanhoe of La land brawl Indulged In by for- j "I do not believe airplanes will I """' district attorney of liner tlovemor ,h tlurv Kvnns siiiiiih, ul si ea inshios as ihe ,.,. '" ronmr. Mil (or III y-r an of Spartanburg, leader of the clpa I fie glit carrying medlutii for I'1' ""'""' "' "' Colonel bone-ihy bloc ami K .1 u ,. A : l,o, ,tlsl:,i,,...s I l,..ll.. .. I Milieu mat the repilla- iiiiii in niihir tor truin anil ver acity, was "bad." Vllllam K. l.evens. former slate iirohibllfon commissioner and dis- llniwn, K d g a r vX.llong distances, nor do 1 or llarnwell. a forme" 1 they will ennerectle rtillroails fur speaker of the Kouth Carolina j transporting passengers short dis-! house, the slate democratic con- 1 tanivs at moderate prices. Thlsj ventlon last night elected m! docs not mean that 1 bel eve the for line consul giving directions the disposal of Ills body. .J,, ' Miss Moniero was n native of Keville, Hpaln, and n resident of Hhe first appealed In New Vork In Hny- nil llllchcock's "I'lnwheel Ite- vue" ami since then In several shows here and In Chlca'go. Khe was In Douglas Fairbanks' Mm "The Oalicl-.o". as a Spanish j dancer Clippings found In her I apartment Indicated she had lnn I before the king of Swe den and Ihe lliillsh roval fam ine ninl loi.l ii tkii.xi I.. il. I.-..I. taxpaycr or not. man nu .,., ,,,, . on i.. i ... .i... . . .. . ... ilio r.ii.. ........ i.i 1 mot in i in- iiiiiiuiii a in Ashland Chamber of Commerce, .lacksnn County Court, ftnbblt llreeders nssocinll fill Medford Chamber of Commerce. 1 "7 ," "'i " '' Merchants assoclall,,,,. lhl" '""!"?' " 'I1'"' Uons cluh, j Itotary cluh, ' KIwanlH cluh. j The tax each er.-n would pay' for the fair would he very noiiilna I. ' The ineaKiiie appeals on a KpJ nipyp hallot lomiirrmv and every-) body Is flaked tn vote 3no ( Yi fur the one mill levy. i , everyone who U n Kistcre wneiner n or woman, is rndM-d lo vol . London. she had conilticted u dancing school for several monihs. LADY HEATH ENDS Walor I'mtn llnpKlns Ijiieral. t rending neKotiiitloiis on n D' proposal for the tain owiioi-h to take over Ihe system or a f trial of the Mills of the water j list rs. the committee remiestH ( tin I water users pay up their t maintenance on the ha.sis of 4- $3. Till ner nei-i fm- Ihe uroitPiu 4. MI'S, i A, vimi- tt 11. 1 l All I.. JL j addition 10 the V.! :,u pr acre t pit lil lad yi ar. i Hol'K l.VS I.ATKKAL i C(i.MMlTTi:i:. 1 i (leieKaten lo the national eon- lave and a national committee man and eommlttocwomnn. 'Ihe deleKaie will Ko unin strtnted as to the piesideiuial candidate hut with directions to dry nominee and dry Anti-Snilthites lost In their at plane has reached its limit of de velopment. There will he preatei development, hut - nm not pre pared to UIhcu."h ItH extent." CII.M-:V VKHMCT TOXIfUIT (Continued from Page One) met Attorney or i hiker county. ! testified Himilarly relative to W'll i kle's record for veracity. J (ieorice i;. Alexander, present state prohibition commlsyioner. (and J. II. Iteditifcfiehl. district t j torney of Coos county, also testi j fled that "Wllkle hire a bad rejiu- .. ..... ..,.,v - iH'inncn usea tno Hiate b en-i ; ' ' v. . . , I lr?rurl lh" wt InrKed photoraphH of tho hamlwrit- ( , f'00 : Tult1"' CIII''1 ,,s " w,,nrKS IlgalllSt Kmilh ,,lti. ..n.ll. . . V. .... llitontr Ihn uimn I tin u.,i,l llct li.. 1 atnng the same line, said that he had known Wllkle In l.iiCntndc or inner camil- i f n,. ,.i,i..,' ...i, i.iu dates of similar views." their i ..... resolution being voted down ntn..i..i....i .... i. years ago. and the court ruled that 1 1,., .i.... , . 1 iniiniicu ine niuie uiiiniiillccil 11 nail I . . Uha day session by a vote of Urn ., PnK .v,11iti I the period of lime was too remote .lohn Rlnclnlr testified that J '1..''e iniroiiuced as evidence. . May. !I2B, Willi le had lmu'4llt a ilia- Tharlcs 1-.. Ten-Ill. former sher innnd ilng rroni him. and Chailes lr( uf ""'kson couiily. was next T. Ilin-.tins thai h bail pnileavor- I '"ailed ns a witness, but the former ed lo purcliasn an nuto durin.'; the WIlkitt'H reiulatlon fur truth and lo I I Another resolution, rejected I !U lo 117. anil over which tho fist light occurred, would bav0 ab rogated the sla party rule, binding those voting In the South Carolina primary to support the national and slate nominees in November. rroposnls favoring retention of the unit voting rule and tho two Iblrils majority nominating rule were approved. The light between Kvans and llrown climaxed a period of tense debate. Kvans had argued for abrogation of the slate rule on the ground that II was Illegal and was keeping potiinllal tleino crntlc voters out of lh.. nm-iv llrown denounced the altempt , ; "t one singe of Ibe inn slloning ad a menace to the aolidailty of ot: . i i iai That glorious day of days! Nothing but the loveliest, the most frag ile and most exquisite Is fitting. Our gradu ation salon, with airy bits of nothingness called lingerie: with those gossamer sheer; with graduation tlressea that must have come from heaven or Paris! Everything Is as sembled here lor thu great day of days at prices that only add In the joy of buying. $12.50 and $15, Ilou;Vi, lovely weaves in I he softest, most flattering shades; tuns, . i 1 ,ri,, Kieeu anil nines. y "xj V e c ked homespun. llllHIO.ll l U III V II ii u II, kasha. With Ingenious scarfs and wide belts. 'Decorative stitching. The use of contrasting color for trimming. Or the very new cub bear. Cvery one with lovely detail that maYks It as distinctly new. Sturdy, all of them, and long wdnring. Exotic In their rare beauty. And modestly priced. if-iin.rio !r4!).:i0 $'.!l.fi(l value, value, Value, $39.50 $29.50 $22.50 Ensembles for the Graduate You clioii-o of any KnscmliiV or Tailored Suit, values up to 19.5(1. (iraduation siieeial : flood assortment of sizes Vi Off on All Other Wool Ensembles $25 Hosiery The "Brilliant" the heel of distinction pointed heel graduation special. $1.95 Underthings Dainty little undertlilnKs in nil colors and shades, gradu ation special, f $1.95 Millinery- Just in for this special oc casion, hair hats and Milli am straws In the new large biini,s, special graduation prices, $5.95 and $7.95 ADRIENNE STEWARD Medford National Bank Building I official could not be located in time Hume period by representliiK ho had I for hlK nppeamnce on the stand.) monev due from th ennntv ! Intended to corroborate thel ClmrleH K. Terrill, former sheriff ( ln-ylniM character testimony of Jackson comity, teHtlfied that I'd Mich, an auio dealer of Ash land, testified that In the latter VeltwilV In thisi vlelnllv iii.u tint W Of .May. 1 " - UilKSe secUl'Ml j.no,l ja Jewett coach from him by pay- ( lutiicy ( ross-i:amliicil. !"w '' Purporting to District Aliornev Xi wton i ' h"vp ney comliiK from the tlis- ' h a n e y underwent a KruelHtiK croHH-examinatlon this nfternoou at the hands of Slflte Senator II. I,. Kddy, special proseciiior trlet attorney's office for the bal ance. The other payments never were made. t'otirt adjourned nt 4 o'clock up- rhe doKK'cdly determined solon ! " ""tt(, of the defense. Attorney CltOYDON. Kniiland. May (Ph Ijnly Heath, formerly j.niuii i.ynn, ine first woman to fly from Capetown lo Kuropc. ar-j rived at Croydon In a IIkM air- : plane from I.ellouiKet today. She' thus completes n 1 n.OOO-nille solo j fllKht from Capetown, from which jxilnt she started on February I : , lady Meuth exeii. nced a num. I her; of mishaps durltiK her long Hicht. tncludini: a Minstroke and forced lauding at Mulawayo on -niimiiy wnere Kile was round chov on the wi-stern border of Unconscious In the vel.lt. She had 1 Kdantumt nn.l were brought here nn titlark: of fever at Tripoli on 1 f.n- i !.) to,t:.e CANTON, China. May 17. (Vi Six alleged Kussfan reds who ap peared to have undergone ureal hardship, were captured t vu- -M:iy I and (it Tunis. damaKed her ahpl.ine Farrell Replaces Etch WASHINGTON. May 17. (,r) 1'atriek J. Parrell nf the IHsirict :f Colunibirt wns nomiiuited hv President Cnolldne today to he s lnenihcr of (he Interstate commerce croinmlHsloii, HiicceedliiK John J. )-Nch nf Wisconsin. The l-ibor unioiiH w h i c h were disbanded d u r i n k the anti-rel cam pa Ik its of January, petitioned ihe Kovernlucnt for rc-instaleoient as one anti-cominuiilst union. The Chinese banks and rice mer chants passed resolutions to sever dealings with .la pan. dcaliiius with .la pan. I It.ilnler New Dulloi.H lumber I 1 mill st-n M kh'ii.U- ..Min... i " ihe democratic party and lo while supremacy." When KvaiiH broke Into Urownn sn h. shouiim,'. "youie in the republican parly already." llrown nhot back: "You jire a liar." The former governor jumped at the speaker wlih clinched fints. The l w.i ru I led over on the floor for several minutes, whil hl-s-lnr and cheer in k from the floor and gallery mingled wilh shouts or "prohibition, prohibition!" "(tut with Al Smith!" "Let me nt him, I'll kill him!" The chairman, .IihIrc Mandel Smith, finally restored order, with a i limit lo dear the KtiUcrle. over several protests he ruvh the floor to llrown. who. scratched and bruised from fallinff iijculi.it chairs, explained his side of the afr.-i r. and concluded; "If any man sa ys I'm n re -publi. an. If he is as bin ns an elephant or 1 70 years old, I'll mil him a liar!" monished the accused official "answer without any ion -winded i story or argument lo the jury." I'roseeulor Chaney was repeal-1 edly asked why he had Riven Wll-j kle. undercover ajxent, a check fori $S10 without any itemized account of the services rendered. Holding atoft ihe voucher sinned In blank by Wllkle, Senator Kddy said: "As n matter of fact, this affi davit Is not worth much, is II, Mr. Chaney?" "It was worth enoimh to net the money from the county treasurer," replied Chaney. "That seems to have been the main object," retorted Kddy. ''I was more concerned with re sults than details," answered Cha ney, with some heat. ' Other vouchers and receipts sinn ed in blank by Wllkle also came under the fire of the s ale. renaior i.ii.iy also nrilli d the nc- Uoberls reporting that none of their witnesses were available. AMKRICAX OIHUS OIT. (Continued from Pact On,) After tho first hole today Mrs. Ilnrrl had a .string of 111 luck and wan hunkered twice on the secon hole, while after a slip on the fourth Kreen, Miss Kowler'8 putter never failed her. Mrs. Huril played the eighth and ninth excellently, taking both holes, hut she slipped on the tenth und fourteenth. Mrtt. llurd had made a brave effort to square the match nt the ninth, hut then Miss Fowler unloosed n birdie ut the tenth, ruptured tho four teenth when Mrs. llurd barely STOMACH GAS 10 YEARS, MAN TRIES EVERYTHING ;i - - - - i . . .. I ! WtmWw -"uuriiiM as mm j fQ' Use Cycol and avoid frequent ! k'Kv3 valve -grinding. This oil with I j kS'l : "endurance beyond belief" I ' ii- '-';i(li1Snral reduces carbon trouble. The Weather l.oweNt ti-mpeniture this mum lug. l'rccfijtiitlin fur :M hinirs end ing fi a. m., none. . I'i"clpltulliin; Total' ralnfull since iliet of iioinih. .iii'ln.h; l.'i yetir li'leVlijte foil the .iaoiili, .1.11 Inclieji. Tutiil rainfall since .luiiii nry I. 7.H5 1 1 i - m . Total rainfall since Seplemliir I. U S; Inches. Humidity ycleiday. fi a. in .. cent; IJ noon. 4.1 per ci-nl: .i p. in.. :lti per cenl. t'hariiclet- of day, elmr. Sun sits lit 7. Ill p. m.: rises tn uiiiiTiiu'. 4:; a, n, ; S,.,H lonmr. nm. T .'T i. hi. lliises mid sets computed fur level horlxiill). Turecum: Knlr l.inlght nnd Krl. day. I'ontlniieil mild. Low hu- inlillty, I.. WALTKIt IllfK, .MiieoriiiiKii.t, I'lllled Slates Weal her 1 til reau. l:nclln Tamil)' Dmnncil. AXN'AIMH.IS. Jl, , My 7 ,4. Kverett In-Icy. In. IliiltlniojH Large caiiliilu. his wife and three chil. dien were drounrd when the harge I'alverl. In low Imunil for I'rluiua. Vn., nlih cruhed miiiif, sank md denly In the mldde f t hesai.eahe Imy. nhiiut 12 mll.n soulh of here, early to..,y fi,Ii y ninl his fnmllv1 er nieer in (he tuMn.- Ww.Melt man on the liatao was rescued. ' "l-'or HI years I tried everything fM..t r ui ....... ..i. ,1 . cused official on "Why were you i (.rika hWM.( ut ',,. 1 feel" like a willing to turn over $.llrt to Wilkic n,.w nian k, upland, wlllouit a record and when Cha-i Adlerika relb ves stomach cas ney di'dared that Wllkle was com- and sourness in TKN minutes. Act- Inn to be renarded as ' a pest,' re- i 1K n l TI I upper and lower bow -1 nealed the oiicsihoi , ''. removes old waste matter you Chauev. tbrounbout his cross-ex- ",,V,'r h,M,i;ht xv:' nl"' system.! mlntl.in. .Icelan d that "mv coii-l 'H "V" Bfv--wm-rtma.-h ami ! , , ... , : I bowels a IILAI. cleaiisinn and see s lent e N clear and I have noth-,h)lw nu)(.h heU(ir ynu f,.(l wl: i""; " ne liiriner ueciareil Miirtn-U,. von' 1 1 .... i It Oimi: Sttire Really good for you because of its purity I CANADA ! Follow Roads 1 j r to Romance Sja I wnn jmt aj mm. tbi mvwvyyovK JJj ,VJL Moiowum.i.xii itMMAT JrjrS r m.om nit pwjijc I DRY 99 Slnhilllv Tne ntw Cycol will stand the hardest Jiuuimj kind of oaage. It is refined to meet the severer conditions of heat and pressor flereloped by the modern high compression engine,, assuring- vou an unbroken oil film where heat, preswre and fric tion are greatest. Art A l16 new CTCorrefining process elim ' inatiT the use of, acids, though most refiners use them. While acids clear the "'crude oil" they chemically change its structure and composi tion, thus seriously cutting iU lubricating-value. The new refining process for Crcol is rfifferrnt in every respect. It selects from the'"crude" those ele ments ol greatest lubricating value and stability n performance, rejecting at the same those ele ments which readily break dowa under engine heat and cause excessive carbon deposits. So Cycol gives a protective oil film on odlnder walla and moving parts, not vapor at the breather pipe. Less Carbon A'1,0.!"lMceo"il'e,Uo,u'r ... , oil deposits some carbon. Jlut it deposits less carbon than anv other oil. TheMnoet exhaustive tests have proven that statement. And even more important, the carbon that fs de posited by Cycol is soft and easily removable, tt is not hard or sticky said eaunot scratch a cylinder. PrOVe it Yourself For these reasons vou ill J find that Cvcol gives viu the finest results vou have ever L . lubrication, "endurance beyond belief and the dim- it by the new transparent green-cold .color InalHiu of carbon troubles. . 60 fill your crank case with CyeoL Yoa can Identify Moor.". t"1' C") "J Cje' ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY iirnus or 9, H. C o The Champagne of Cjinger Ctles Enders, Exclusive Distributors; Pshland, Medford, Grants Piss I ASSOCIATED GASOLINE "KOaE MltKS TO THE GALLON"