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o o O O o o This hard jPILfiRlS VISIT BITS OF BODIES ' gritty carbon causes wear " TS FAR that TO LEAVE FRANCE HOLD MEETINGS IN PRISON RUINS PARIS. France, Oit. . (,V) HAS FHANCISCO, Oct. 9. JFNTTION CITY. Ohio. .(. Harold Hjorau, correHiJitUdfiit nj" t ho 'Th F( 'uli lie;. n mm coruniU-, With a total uf liit prl.iuDtr- New York Aiuei Han, has lin if- t'-t announced yrstoi day that tli 1 nitHsins. all uf thiMii bolh-ved dead, quehled to loave Fiaiico In 'fore farm nwml i,y Htnhert Hoover, and L'7 lnjureft. work of recover! us Thursilay . bpcausft of his conuec- Itopoldicati iHV'sidenthil nominee. j charred bilrt of bodies from the tton with the publication throuaii mar Wasco, nil., has become a . smokinj? ruins of the dormitory of mri.ii inn urn i ukiiiiim -" i-nvnlt rtt vvliioh "itu nimll fhflf. coiuinueu. the Hearst news Hervice of a memo randum covering the Anjilo-French naval nct. The press bureau of the ministry of forei-m aftairs no tified Horan that France consid- the Ohio ienitentlary brick plant acter v:i8 tnadn known." The siaieiucnt said that nub-j ldtlitlfication of tne mutilated li. it- resultniK from criticism by remains was practically impossible, iiolitical !). Miiies of methods of so completely had the flames doiw ered him an "undesirable foreigner" operation nn the Hoover farm! their work yesterday. Officials in uud warned him that be niifcht ho had caused the pil&rimape nnd diarse. however, believert they bad . the, object of a decree of expulsion, that many political meetings had portions of 15 bodies and had ideit- Tbe continental edition of the been held on it since. lifted three as those of John Dun- Uindon Daily Mail today printed a The Hoover farm contains 1300 : ran, Toledo i,t:ro; Moses Broncho, acres, most nf it under cultivation. Franklin county ne:rn. and Kay It produ. es cotton alfalfa, fruit, t. ooper of Iairileld county. and has on it lare herds of live- The injured men had been taken stock. ;to the Ohio penientiary hospital in The Republican statement said C olumhus last litem. critic had pictured Mr. Hoover Meanwhile investigation of tin as an empluyer of alien labor and blaze proceeded under direction of a h::rd tusk master and that the state weitare inrector jonn v- liar- bo detained at the disposal of an management of his farm was sucM per and C. II. Slsson, personal in examiniiiK numisirate. The state- Idtat he couid not qualify ns a vestiKaior of Douahey. inent concluded by sayinu "the : solver of farm problems. A pun-- It seemed fairly well established French forel-;n office declines tolp,. jpvestlnator. the statement said, that defective electric wfrinK start lake any action in the matter." Showed the t hai'Kes to bo wholly ed the fire.. The statement was issued alter without . foundation. statement furnished by the I'arH bureau of the. International News Hervice saying that Horan had fin- utlv consented to accept u decree of expidsinn and thus undertook to leave French soil. He was ottered thn choice of doinj; this or of koIu-; to Saiitee prison, where he would Norman . Armour, who Is In charue of the American ambassy in the ulmenee of Ambassador llerrick. bad twice visited the. foreign office in behalf of Horan. Secretary Kel hiKK bad Instnicted; the embassy to take, steps to 'insure that Hu mp's rights as a newspaper man were respected. Horan said be had been detained by the day and stoned nation memorandum. Horan said that the memoran dum In uucHiion, which contained private instructions to French dip lniualtc agents, was handed him by William Randolph Hearst In tin If Varied Program of Vodville Tomorrow T The comlnp; prosrani of uHocia-! tion vaudeville eduesday il said be had been detained unii vauuevuie w euuesuay - v hl . nnrmiMAr pollen seven hours yesicr- : Hitiifn Craterian will have a Utile I I P I II O rfrir 1 1 I 11 1 1 'L I only released alter he had ; hit,nf everythitiK that will please I I I l I- KKl !) II ill il a report of a cross examl- all, . iUUIIlU I lUUUIUL on how he obtained the From a success in tie motion- ' pic tun world comes Ku-'jene. StioiiK, In his present venture in vaudeville he Is assisted by the clever and attractive Haze Maun. Their sketch. "(larane Love," de picts the love affairs of a youuu course of a luncheon with the re- , couple, quest that it he cabled to the i Harmony and hilarity is furnish 1'nited States. He added that Mr. ed by the Columbia Comedy Four. Hearst had since telegraphed that ! a f-'rouji of versatile fun makers. In hu assumed entire responsibility their routine they combine with for the document's publication. BY E E MEXICO CITY. Oct. l. -Five, pet-sons were Injured and damage was done -over a wide, area by nn earthquake which rocked Mexico City and nine states of Mexico last hIkM. reports to po lice, and newspaper - dispatches Kt a ted today. Onr family in the suburb of Tacuba was buried by the collapse nf a wall which crushed the hum ble wooden shack In which thev lived, injuring one child serlouslv and four other person. Several buildings In various parts of Mex ico City wero damnKetl. -Dispatches from Oaxaca their exceptional slnKinx bits of i timely comedy and snappy dancin-':. Preston and Isobet in "Tumbles i and Tunes." offer a melange of ec- centric acrobatics and pleasing mel j odies. hence the title of their of j ferine. Preston is an exceptional acrobat. Miss Isobet Is a finished j violinlste. I Kay Tracy and tho Howe, Sisters j have a most spirited routine of j dances which comprises .all the I popular styles of steps, namely, , soft shoe, tup and acrobatic. A May spirit of youth prevails through, j out l hu offering. ('dm and l:eddoo in their latest , comedy skii," "Silly Hut Soothing," f have evolved around the subject X)f j diet and reducing one of vaude ville's liveliest offerings. The laugh producing pro- ifvl'lcs of this gifted duo is pleaslu.'.ty embellish ed with severa vocal timbers ann sprliKihtly dances. Thrills, Romance Hunt's Craterian UAnniNSBl'ltO, Ky., Oct. U. : iA') M.'H. Mabel Walker Wllle-( brandt, assistant attorney general. ' In an address here today, charged : (lovernor Smith with "doing the ; unfair thin-; to bis own church by ; trying to bide behind It," and re- ; newed her denial that In appealing! to religious organizations to oppose . his prohibition stand she was deal ing In religious prejudice. ! Mrs. Willehrandt read a letter j from P. S. Callahan of Louisville, j Ky., representing the. Association : of Catholics Favoring Prohibition, who declared that her previous j speeches had not dealt at all with j religion. "I was attacked by the Demo cratic enndidale because at a meet- j lng sponsored by Methodists I ; spoke against his liquor proposals," I Mrs. Willehrandt said. "He Inslnu-; ated my appeal was because of hU I religion." i There's an oil now that forms none of it! You likely think of carbon as it forms in hard layers on piston and cylinder heads removed only by expensive scraping. But the tiny abrasive chips of flint car bon that constantly "sandpaper" your bearings, your cylinder walls every mov ing engine part they'll wear your motor out before its time ! And you may be blaming hard carbon to something other than its real cause, It comes from burned motor oil. It causes knocking, you may knew. Flakes chip off and get under valves, holding them open to waste power, to burn and warp. Strangely enough, even the costliest oils often form the most carbon three, to five times as much. And the carbon they form is hard, flint-like the sort that causes serious damage. So you can't judge motor oils on "lubri cating value" alone. A vital point is the carbon they form How much? What kind? There is one oil you should know about in this connection. Soft carbon and only a little of it Shell Motor Oil, made by a new refining process, forms less carbon than any oil you can buy. What little it does form is soft, , sooty blows away through the exhaust. Pour waste oit on a pano of glass you'll see bits of metal "filings" from your motor's moving parts. And "dirt" grit ty black carbon that causes wear! Shell Motor Oil forma only 13 to 15 thecarbon of even t he costliest oil and soft, soot-likecar-bon that easily blown away through the ex haust It has a remarkably high heat resistance, holds its sturdy lubricant body under heat that would ruin ordinary oils. In every way it is a smoother, finer lubri cant ; you are fully justified in saying that it "adds thousands of miles to the life of your car." Insist that Shell Motor Oil be put into your car when you refill, when you buy extra oil. You are sure then not only of good lubrication but freedom from gritty carbon. yr SHELL MOTOR OEIL'i Shell 400, the new "dry" gas that explodes cleanly and keeps out , of the crankcase, is the ideal running mate for Shell Motor Oil. Even Shell Motor Oil can be ruined by "thinning" with a "wet" gas IN DEATH FALL The story of 'Women "Who Dare.' showing at the State the ater tonight, has to do with a said rich man's dn tight or. who flaunt- that the earthmiake was violent ed his desires and left homo there and that a large part of the to become a social worker. Her southern section of the cit was : work immediately took on such in ruins with other sections badly ' proportions of Importance that damaged. The inhabitants wei the agitation she aroused came panicky. Some bad nbandoned right home to his doorstep, be thelr homes and were camped cause, ns a bin property owner. In the open. The tremors were he was largely responsible for.' r preceded by a strong subterranean ribln-conditions in the tenements, rumbling. 'This Incident furnishes the main Tlu Pacific port of Acpulco in theme for the story in which is,(ii,d Sentemher the state of f'ueiTero was violently I worked a very lovely romance and hullder and a former president of shaken and several buildings were, an underworld series of Incidents j t)l(J Kansas City. Pittsburg & finlf damaged. that evolve to n thrilling climax. niilrond and other lines. Mrs. Sttl The town of rhnlco In the state Miss Chadwlrk, the star. Is sup- we W(1H- about liS years old. of Mexico was also greatly dam- ported by a good cast. Special . ,( : : i . , aged, the walls of the city hnll mention is deserved hy rnaries and other buildings. -collapsing. Delnney, who plays the love role Prisoners In the town jail niii- opposite Miss Chadwlck, and to tinie l during the earthquake and Frank Ileale. who plays her father, attempted to break open the door The portrayal of "rtenny." nn un of the cells and esenpe. Clunrd ilei-woiid character. by James finally restored order. '(Julnn, Is a No notable. NEW YORK, Oct. 9. (VP) Mrs. Arthur E. Stilwell, widow of the: railroad builder who riled two weeks ago, jumped or fell to luir , death today from her apartment j on the twelfth floor of a West End avenue building. Her body landed ; on l lit roof of an ndjointn struct-: nro. , Mrs. K. W. ltohh, Mrs. Rtlllwell's . sister-in-law, and Mr. ltohh were; in the apartment at the time Mrs. Stlllwell, according to the police, left a letter addressed to Mrs itobb. Its contents were not made public. Mrs. Stil well's husband, who was a railroad liffAIIVA INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon y&Wfs , ,-. M,;i..;"r'T-, Schilling was the first to pro duce pure spices in America - - nnd even today Schilling: Spices are still usffd by pure food experts as thi ttft dard of quality tmA pifi. 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