Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1928, Page 13, Image 13

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KEEPING YOUR CAR MODERN
B H. I f DVAItl) TOWLK. ,
Phwuw, Dura Color AiivtMH-jr tt'rvtce
Changing
No.
THERE uaeu" to bo a perennial
artfumenL around the siov la
tha country itor u to th dura
bility of Ui Dldmrt sua or Jf-uns m
the party, floine of lh neighbor,
tald. and tl must be confessed,
arm what backward folk. uad to
apeak at leugUi on the advantage
or buying suit that would !o&t
four years. If It did coat 0 little
more In th buslunlng. The you Dic
er folk, however, wero Inclined to
doubt the pleasure of wearing the
tut iite ftuit Tour years In succession
v-n though ll would hang together
that luiitf. lu won a good deal Ilka
th tact thai a camel can got along
wall one drink a month, and yet
there never wu a grat deal of
envy expressed becatiM men are
not camels. . ..
11 appears that this ram a diver
gence of viewpoint haj lasted over
Into more modern times with more
HonhlBtlcaCed manners. The fact la
that the present day motorist has
learned that be becomes tired of
the colors of his. oar, no matter
what they are. after a while and
longtt for something new. Just be
cause hla car was lacquered 1
moat dellrhtful color Id the begin
nlng Is no reason why be wnnts to
keep It the same color as long as
he 1 rives It. Each spring brings
new Uleaa. Tha colo trend on
other cars along the road tell a
new story. There la no end to the
lovely and delightful hues that can
be combined to make an automo
bile a thing of beauty as well as
being a Joy forever.
The motorist, porhapa In smaller
cltlos. who has seen hla car parkea
t fpnni of hla house for a year, or.ved something new. it l oeauu-
sl any rate It Is possible his wtrelful. It ts lively, he no longw owns
has. finds that ootlv or uiern re
becoming tired of looking at lu
What can he do about It? He cau
turn his car In and get another,
perhaps he doesn't want to do that
He can have the whol. finish done
over again In other and newer
tones. Perhaps be thinks that Is
too much to do, particularly Inas
much as tie finish ot his car has
had care and Is lust as good as it
ever was. What then?
The answer to that situation Is
found In what la coming to be
more or less growing custom. K
can have the look of his car change
d. new life Injected Into Its ap
pearance, new fancies expressed
and satisfied. He can give his car
the festival air of spring to go with
his new clothes and his wife's new
ials. He doos. It by Ihe' simplf
John Coolidge's Girl Talks
Miss Florence Trumbull,
i'm ok liter of the (rover nor of
Connecticut, Inclines to retl
M itnce- nh(Hit reports conoocn
inn her enKntfctnent to John
CnolidtfP, son nf the president,
lint while the rumors fly Miss
Trumbull Is work in p: ahing In
her domestlce duties and pre
paring for a enreer, no matter
how soon mn fringe may 4-omo
to change her plans.. Miss
Trumbull, a graduate of Alt.
Ilolyoke college, has her own
ideas nhout affairs of the day
and is emphatic in her dec
laration that woman's place Is
primarily in the home.
From politics to romance is a
far call. Hut the public has heen (
watching with respect and ndmlra-I
lion the coupling of the names of j
Miss Klorence Trumbull, daughter j
of Ciovernor Trumbull of Connect!- ;
cut, and John Coolidge. in the so-j
clal news of the day. The twin '
Idea nf the governor's daughter
and the president's son ha caught i
the- popular imagination. "I al-
ways say the engagement has not j
been announced yet," she declares.
llusy in Society i
As the governor's daughter. Miss
Trumbull is as busy socially us a
Park avenue debutante. Hut she
likes social lire and would ask no
question of it.
"My social duties keep me busy"
she says. "They keep me up on j
lots of things. You have to adapt J
your self to many different situa- j
linns, and so many mtiereni Kinus
of people. Kxhuusting? No, I
would not say so, though they are
sometimes very trying. The more
I have to do the better I like it."
Miss Trumbull Is now 23 years
old. A year ago she was graduat
ed from Mt. Holyoke college where
she was a member of the glee club,
and she still recalls the happy col
lege life.
"In a way, I nm nwfully sorry to
he through with college, in n way
I'm tickled. I just loved It, and
everyone said that I would miss it
awfully, still 1 haven't ho very
much. You see I'm glad I don't
have to study nnd only do things
like that just when I want.
"At every college." she says,
"there Is n crowd that Is pretty
gay, et Mt. Holyoke as well us al !
other places. In some cases 1 sup- '
pose the girls have been so re- i
strictcd nt home that when they
nre placed in the artifh lul life at
college and all on their own for
the first time, they go too far.
And then there nre some who are
used to It nt home all the time,
and just keep It up. Hut I really
think it all depends on the girl.- If
she wants to do It. she will."
In the smoking controversy. Miss
Trumbull admits that she was on
the side of the majority of the stu
dents who wanted the ban against
smoking lifted, says n writer In the
Mart ford (Conn.) Courant. "If
thero Is a rule." she explained. "It
will he broken, and I don't believe
in abusing the law, so It seems to
nie It would be better not to have
It at alt.
Jdkcs I. Hilary Work
"Kver since I went to college, I
have heen thinking that I would
like to he a lihirinn. I majored
In Kngllsh literature and I Inve
honks. I've wanted to get a chance
to read a lot of moiiern novels, i
didn't take any course on them j
and I was kept busy rending other j
things.
"I don't know, hut maybe next
year I'll start being h librarian. 1
the Trim
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process of changing the Irbnw
result U aa expreualou
reoMonauie uslre for oontei
new and at t'ja same time.
creetty accomvltshed, ha ho
to the orlginoi beauty and
of his car without going
very coostdejuble trouble.
The faintly sedan, for lutfanre.
Possibly tt s blue, with black !
tenders and perhaps wheats '.ouch- i
ed with red tu give a contraa'c This :
Is a good -found combination of
color. The only trouble la tjaai the :
owner Is tlrrtl of 1U He leaves the
body color Jt as It wa-a good ;
substontlsl atreeable blue.' But ho
bos the Diat fenders chfmged to
some lighter color and ha wheels
lacquered blue to agree with tho
body. TXicn perhaps hd has the
mouldings a:oog the side' of. his car
touched with cream, .if ou would
hardly know tt to be tlya aarae car.
And yet-uaat an uplift he gets
from hts fcvw finery! j
Per ha p.-, "ae has a black sedan.
One tires uuon of blck. although
It has a certain feelUe of perman
ence anC dignity. 'But spring is
heret H wanui a Vhazige. He
gtves heeij .o the labiat color trends
'and then has his btrtck fenders lac
quered a St. James gray ai.d the
same color used on, the top. Then
he nas a belt of cjlor either on or
above and below the bolt mould
ing along the bid re of Ma car. A
lively cheerful , tontroaUng color
running from thtj Up of hla hood,
oacK across me cowi aiia an wuub
the body. The note id echoed a i
little on the V heels. He hardly ;
knows hts own car. . He has achle-
a black car. Yet the rualn part of
his automobile la lust as Ulack as
U ever was. : '
Or be has a sport touring car
ot El Paso tan. Then, tlnid of the
dusty lan. of -which he; -was- ro
proud a year before. hf 1 has the
fenders lacquered black, the mould,
lngs touched with Monntatn Ash
Scarlet and the wheels- accented
with the same color,
has become sporty.
tera It from the curb jwlth a cer
tain air. He ceases 17 envy any-
body. All's well alor,f the road.
And yet the amount ffr change nt.
has accomplished Is very small. II
la merely that tt Is it jange and
a sound change. Not eccentric.
But different. Thnre are many
motorists who are doing something
Ilka this every year
(ftin't want to go f.way to a library igrnphic society,
j school, hut I thought that I could "During the hostilities of 1 2 4
1 start in and learn at some library. ! .southern Chihli bore the brunt of
I near home. , I really think I ought Ifhlnesf civil war in the north and
tto decide on something by next 1 recently llokienfu, 100 miles south
' fall. 1 have been putting It off ; Df T'eking, was retaken by the nor
long enough. You see that was thern armies after a brisk battle,
partly what this year was for to The capture of Jlnklenful re
make up my mind what I wanted establishes one of Peking's main
to do. lines of defense which stretches
; "Cooki ng and
sewln" are other
I things that l am supposed to have
' ilone this yeir," Miss Trumbull ad-
milted, "hut really and truly I
J don't believe I have heen Into the
; kitchen once. I believe that if I
i ever Wanted to cook, I could Just
ileum' from hooks. None of my
9t
Chrysler "62" - at
tiew lower prices, '1065
and upwards constantly
keeps on increasing its
lead over all competition
by embodying new and
finer features hitherto
available in the "72" and
lmperial"80."
In the Chrysler "62," for
instance, chassis spring
ends are now mounted in
rubber shock insulators
instead of metal shackles.
It is the only car of its
pricewith this equipments
Among other inimitable
advantages of Chrysler
Standardized Quality are
128
Chevrolet Sedan
flllli Ihft romlngr of 1ir flnr summer wnHicr motnrNtc, nre toadlnc fur Hie moimtfllnx hy llio .lhat
sands, Th roads arc open ninmmUy curly till year and many heaiilKnl snis are to ho located cvrn on u
short day ran. Tha party In the Yhnrulct sedan Is vhowii on a road tln-'nigli tha woods in luuk i
Xmiut Tiinmlimit;, -Miirin County,
. . - -. ... .
newly married, fiicniln has ever
lenrned to rook, yet when 1 R t"
tliHr linusi'K tin y servo bountiful
dinners. They tell " they loarni il
when ihoy ln unn to funk.
"IHifT KiiKUgi'inenl
"I tlon'l tii-iiv of cllvnroo. lint
In some rases 1 kUi)uo It Ih really
noecMsary. The whole point Is thai
people shouldn't K't married un
less Ihoy know enoli other well and
fool sure Hurt the innnlane will lie
pormanenl. This means a fairly
long enKHgoment. I If nourso lllol-o
Is no fun In liolllB I'llKUKed Imi
His sport car nBi ,ul sllll a fairly loiiu Hiigaite
H again en- I ..., i muoh surer. I really do
llilnk thai vei-y nflen divorces call
ho iraeed to hasty marriuccs.
"Then, too, I hollove that pri
China's Chronic Battlefield
"WASHINdTON', 1). C, June Hi.
"Uhlhll province. China, scene of
recent clashes between the Chi
nese warring factions is the 'Flan
ders Field' of China," says a bulle
tin "from the Washington. 1). C.
headouarters of the National (Sen-
ncross cninu irnm raoiingiu m
( Tsangchow.
New Kngland of China
"Without Manchuria, which sur
I rounds China's northeastern corner
IChihll would 'not only occupy the
J position of New Kmrland in the
' Cnited Slates but its similarity
PR.FOR.tVfiANCE
f
naD(B5
Value
Chrysler "62"
New Lower
, Prices
Business Coupe $io65
Roadster - 1075
lutth rumbi teal)
Touring - io95
3'door Sedan 1095
Coupe 1145
(uiih rumble imi)
4-dour Sedan 1175
Lanilan Sedan 1255
All ptUet f. 0. b. Detroit. Chrysler dralert art
I m botff lun ro extend the emveniene
of Ume fwymmtf.
; ixt
1 . '
FITCH MOTOR CO.
South Riversisje
Answers the Call of
a
1
marily woman's plaee is in the
lioine. 1 would not want to have a
eareer If 1 wore married because
homo lire moans more than any
thing else. It was woman's place
originally, ami I don't see why we
should chatiKo.
"Yes. I vole, anil I believe all
women should, but 1 don't go In
political meetlnKs. iiml l never
! Iiavo made a s it in1 my life, so
! I ciiuliln'l help my lather tbal way.
1 never have lllod. 1 really don't
believe In women lining mil cina
:lli;lllni,'. and yd because they
have (be vole Ihoy ought to bo
represented, so some women,
single women or niarrleil women
wbn have the lilac, . oilKllI to be
ri'iircsenlallvos."
to Yankee America also extends to
its shape, climate and topography.
Chihli even has n Cape Cod Hay
formed hy the Culf of Chihli with
the blunted peninsula of Shantung
province forming the cape.
' The Chinese province, however,
covers nearly twice tin area of t he
New Knglnnd states and has a
fourth of the population of the
entire I'nited Sin lev, most of which
Is concentrated in the plain coun
try extending for about 100 miles
from the coast. Nearly every
Miuare foot of this area Is occupied
by cities, villages, orchards, graz
ing land and small farms. - j
"Travelers in Chihli are aston- j
ished by the large production of
agricultural products in the pro- ;
vlnce with the crude methods and
I devices used by the farmers. In
1 many sections grain is winnowed i
in ihe-inanner employed -in I'gyp'i ;
in ancient times. Threshing ma
the 7-bearing crankshaft
in perfect balance, hy
draulic 4-wheel brakes
always perfectly equal'
ited for safety, ventilated
crankcase, pivotal
steering. ,
Come and see this Chry
sler "62" the stylish
lines, the roomy, bodies,
the unusual fineness of
fittings and upholstery.
Then drive it. See what
these Chrysler "62" fea
tures really mean in
.greater performance and
comfort.
Phone 7G2
the Open Road j":
4 .
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chines consist of many hlndcd pad- j
dies with which the grain is
beaten, or large rough roller stones i
drawn over the grain by plodding
bullocks. It Is a common sight in :
the remote districts to see women
squatting beside large s t o n e j
troughs pounding wheal for daily
consumption, and now and then ;
one sees a blind-folded horse trot -
ling around in a circle hitched to ;
i' huiie grinding stone. In some i
sections of Ihe province Ihe work
of Ihe women and Ihe horse is j
done hy windmills with enormous1
matt lug blades, or crude waler- i
power machinery. i
Tigs Itrl-tlcs, llalrncls ami '
oalV I tcards I
"As tu Massachusetts, many of
Ch Dili's industrial cities are situ- 1
ated up the various rivers, away ;
from the sea. Tientsin, which
ranks next to 1'cking among the
cities of the province, sends a large,
bulk of goods to l'.urope ami the
Trilled States, Including such arti
cles as feathers, goals' beards, fox
tails, licorice, human luiir. pig
bristles and lanterns. When hair-
nets were more fashionable, Chihli
hairnets were sold In our markets.
"Visitors to Tientsin are apt to
judge the whole province by ihe
modern aspect of that city, but the
inhabitants of the Interior regard
the modern western touch as bar-
baric. Automobiles traverse Its
streets and at every corner where
there Is any traffic nt all. there Is
WW
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m TIMS ILWEST BWCEOl)
THE perfected Whippet Four Sedan is actuully the
lowcpt priced 4-door cik IdsihI cur on the murketv
' ' Tct its aatoutidingly low cob I does not reflect the re-
murkuhle quulity of this smart, lively cur. Lw-Bwung,
' ruiny, stylish, it offers every dcsiruhle quulity of per
Mc invite you
IMPORTANT
NOTICE!
U. S. auto tax
repealed
liuy Now at
Lower Prices!
FourwTlin(ir Touring
$tHJl KuatJelfr iith
runt Mn a call t - '2 3
li r.13tup.'.13t
ClalirloUl Couu (ilh
milapsiliU Wpi VM.
W bl (tix-t SI k 'I ouri nsj
t tjr h toV.'. i f U,a H h'Ttt
All vrtrw r. - b. J llo,
Olilo. and iiarifit-a llon
aultrt to rlsting lll
out (vnllc.illv-'Kc
lud,Uw.TlMlo,(tiU.
polit-emmi. 1 in Klt:uially, the of
ci s nut only (ll)-t'i-I tral'fir tut
ait-r, t'tt-an anil IlKht the th.-r-
uyhfareti. The old Mshioiwd jri-
iki.-di.i is stvii'fT way to th- pi di
ii 1 1, a ('(tcii'inatiuii juiriUlsha ami
hiryt-le. in thf I
mi'i' continue t
strength of hir; h;
w ht'clliarrow or
u hurled rarl for
Taku. itut
TU-ntsiii in th
i.t-autlitic i hi
ti iv. y upini
fir
th irk, a hniMc-iu..ile
a rruilc two-transpi'i-talion.
i mil-s i-asi 'f
' ;u!t of t'hihli.
taUc.t mint pride in U watt-r
transpo! laiion for llu ro Is a typo
of junk for every lit" - for p.issen-Kei-H.
for fish, for coal, inr lout;
haulM, for shell hauls aiul tor rice.
All of the.se and many mote have,
perhaps, n-aiiy as many dflfeiem
names its varum:; makes of Auo-r-ii-
in a iitoinoliili s.
Wall HUecls I'liiviniT
"When t'lllllli I.euillK In develop
Us roal il epos! is in t he we-ilern
inoiiniains. a lar Industry will he
loslered. Marco I'olo foiiinl that
i'AH over the eouniiy of Caihayi
there is a kind of Idaelt stone ex- f
ist iiiK in heds in the mount a ins
whh h tlx' naiivisdiK our and Imiti
like firewood.' The center of the
lout; itiiportaut t'hihli salt industry
is nlonn ihe hanks of the 1'ei-llo
vh ! e I here al e ntllin-l oils luini
salt mounds and windmills for
pumpiiiK saline walein into salt
, fiehls. f
"Sovilheru Chiltli is travcrseil hy
a r.-:ilriad which links I'eUinu wltfi
only inn' liifi-
1 ro.ivl altuiK the i
' to .l llkden serv
I ot her railroad
.T1"'""
s til,, norlb.
. ,
the dirty Mil Imsy
... ......j.....
loiirisls who contemplate
.... ...h
the tiri-at Wall, a section or vfhU h
is passed en route, while aunt her
M'dlou lies but a few miles fo the
west of Kalg.iu. North of IVking,
the Wall hiaeets Ihe provlnv e. .
ARRIVE IN CITY
i !
i i
The. first shipment (if tho l'.CS-j
LMI line of Majestic rad'ios received
at ihe 1'alim-r Music j hmse, have
proven In he a good
particular locality.
1 he year is supposi
worst for recepi bm :
rj.dio for this)
'I his lime of
il to be the1
however, nn-1
der the persona) supervision of
Clayton Isaac, manager of the J'al
nier Music House, tinese sels have
: been moved to many parts of the
j city ami valley aim produced re
I su lis that will ast onlsh the old-
i timers in the rad'io family, I he j
l sets art1 completely shielded, cut-
i ting down the miise, the selectiv-j
Ity Is belter than In former years. I
j The new dynfmic power cone j
; produces all the tones any lustra-'
I meni will broadcast the complete'
range, low and high tly new;
push-pull conn' ci Ion In the last ;
audio stage Ire prove the tone of j
any speaker f,' per ceni. The pres-
; ent aliunde radio manufaciur-,
' ers Is to give , the radio user selee-j
J Uvlty and toi'ie .and this the Ma-;
.lest te has succeeded In doing. The'
ra
formance power, speed, pickup, flexibility
The new Whippet Six is Uie world's lowest
Yet it offers such line cur features as
crunksliufl, full force-feed lubrication,
pistons and muny more, f
V
to sec these populur curs. 1
F013RS And SIXES
' TREICHLER MOTORS, INC.
30 North Holly .' ' ' Phone 615
hniadi'iinilnir station with super
power sencii.K. and with these new
dynatnii' iiower speakers repro
diieiiiK. f loin a very selective ra
dio receiver are all that the av
itiik'c home can ask for.
ajeste radios are mode In
genuine valnnt cases aiccordinir to
Mr. Isaac, and make desirable ad
di!ious ;o the f nrnltiire nf any
hotre i well as produce a real
medium ( entertainment.
A co'-dial invitation to southern
Oregon people to inspect and hear
the nei.v Majestic radios has heen
extemh'il hy Mr. Isaac. This Is
undoubtedly a tadio year and
i hose w ho do not own sets will
miss fiiuch enjoyment and such na
tional events as the Democratic
i-rmvnt Ion. the Tunney-Heeney
fit: hi and the world's series.
JACK AND ETHYL
Jack ami Kihyl are on their
The pupiilar motorniates of the !
Associated till Co., honeymooning '
on the Ifoiids to Itotuance mi the
Pacific coast, will spend tlte m-xt j
i i:v.MT W.Ml,,,.,,!;,,- it t S . .. ov,..'l
o I lru. ,.Nl N,.,w1.k f thr I
l.Niili il llr li'ilslinK I'".. Illi-y I
...
to the entire coast i
harms and attractions of this
favored region. 1 hmbtless they j
will shortly visit this cily. giving !
i hi' community a wonderful boost 1
and increasing tourist t ra ve I.
bringing more and more motorists 1
and more dollars to this section.
Indorsed by chamber of com
merce officials, business executives
and community leaders, this Jack
and llthyl program of ihe Assoc)-
ROUND THE
World
Cruise
Deal
From New York, l.Vi tluys,
27 porls, 21 countries. Uo
turn vi;i I'uniiuui Canal.
Aboard S. S. Kmpress of
Australia, Dream Ship of
(Tiiises. One management,
ship ' ami shore, by the
world's greatest travel sys
tem, liookings now!
r.nuiiliiiu Ji.ilr '..i:i-H,-ri I
K.'fa'iaii's (,'uiiif llu IV'urlil U.n
raciiic
W H Deacon (if ni fluent Pass'r Dcotr
55ThlrdSl Ponlantl Mulmornah Hole) Wdf
and safety.
I
priced Si.
a 7-beuring
invar - strut
Si
Wh))
uted Oil company la winning wldW
spread support, in uu
viding unusually good entertain
ment over the itirt Jack and Ethyl
are doing a real service to the var
ious romm unit leu hy acquainting
the remainder of the coast with
their charms, historic points ami
attractions, thus leading to a bet
ter understanding between the
various sections and assisting in
upbuilding the fame and prosper
ity of the Individual towns and
cities mentioned In the programs.
Literally thousands of lettem are
on file in the Associated fill com
pany main offices from radio fans
and motorists expressing their np
i proval of the program and an
nouncing their intention to visit
' some of the beauty spots mention
! ed, thus jwoving these progrnniH
', really are increasing tourist travel
and benefiiintf the towns visited.
Kor the next two months this
' program will feature the north -west.
Local radio fans will listen
in Wednesday evenings nt 8 p. in.
on t heir favorite radio station of
the I'ncifle t'oast Network!
The Doctor
It is essential that my car)
should always operate prop
erly nud accordingly I use
Champion Spark Plugs.
Champion is the better
park plus became it
has an exclutive stlH
manlte iniulator ipe
dally treated to with.
stand the much higher
temperatures of the
modern htgh-comprei.
Ion engine. Alio a new
patented solid copper
gaiket-aealthatremainl
absolutely cai-tisht
under high compres
sion. Special analyils
electrodcswhich assure
fixed spark-gap under
all driving conditions. -
Champion
Spar(PIugs
I Toledo, Ohio 623
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