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Newspaper Page TextHEDFORn MATT j TRIBUNE. fEDFORD. OTfEfiON. SUNDAY. OPTO! 8 El t ?S, Iffifl. A- 0 8 City Junior High 1 and Rogue River Valley School News of the 1 JfymnjInRs, nurhilru' Wall, (Vllt ' I 1 foutrhl one as- (hp ifuinK arc about , 1 1 hm iiivai .1 dm-In mul luihiml. an.t 'nmkinir n is tit I v nniitletN Adw the V 1 w . Ilunktii"; too tov com. .Junior Ifi Wilis f.uim ' tym (Ittssfs Q I Hi form Tho first number on the prog r;tm v.us a violin nolo by Mr., I'olkenhPiK. arcnmpaniod by Miss: I'll tie.' h .,-t.i,.h ...... .... lro.Q(i by everyone. llo very Brai'i-iully roKponded to f en- Roosevelt School Fire Drill Koport anls Jlonnr Pupils foiifc-hl one us the leninx are nbout f evenly nmtchfd. Hut we hop to win. Roosevelt niva PH K cxrol lent in mnrchinK tactics. You may ho sura Miss Allen was our train er. Sixth Kratle Birls pot a now volley ball court. Now every morning they are to bo seen playinR volley bull ins trail of hus- Hig-h School' TcrHi lienor Nm-iety l'urty. .lrls I,c;ipuc Party, l'lii'iilcy Cashier .ppohittl. ami inakiitK nlKbtly pi;n tltrn fylcr the t i lie mutn f.,'rePlll,n ,f ' "Sx- prln-I noys nope io wipe Hat unlay ht-O twen- A tooth inspect ictiAWiiH plven ':o. i . cor.'. The mcnilvn or the 6IJ EnBlish .,nanf,WPr.'V " r00 hank,,a , ''""l'o. Ludwl, load .th.j.-talM h:ive ,,cc-,, B,h.rln8 and 10" rfr cat. They iWe morn li;inmK report tor the week. ; , . , , .. i 10.-S. 7. 3 and the-JUtidv h..il Th.fthlL L ' L7 fty 1''' the news of their school. uvernRe for the ehooi wis 07..'. Vy the Ktnio of nraunn ua Pran-iTho . reporters for this week are I hall. Iter rent. We fliil imnrnin unm.. . I'M P H'ilUi.H ll.i.. ,..-....-. . follim'a. this weet hut our averaueQ'e- nnr'a proclamation was read hv Honlta llunimaek. .Marjory rfV- : J Krj,1 . tnnineil about Ihe same. .' Sybil jjenn Ynuni;.! Tho ehiiyn 1 art. Irene Aleock, Marjorle .r- j '"Ms.herry anil Our .lunlur liiit .chnnl team of thit state were uracil to' rWnor ; eher. .Margaret Muuu. Catherine, played Ashland Junior hiith Sal-i l''rn ni ls K. Willnrd by their ; Ihai.dt. Mullie ISrowne, Stanley- uiMny.- Oct.-I'll,- m Ashland .1 uni- ; nh-.-dirrii-o to law and by the ex-. Kunzmnn. Inr Minh field, our lifiys won by crclscof self-control... . 1-ast year in' a try-out throua llle .Inryp i score of 42 to II. The: I'ollowinu- ihls readliiK. Hev.;out the ijty schools l lre Ci litlltl' Mrtiri. H'nu llei-Ai. in .li.i.l.i . VV ir 1...tnn n it.A T... I Si.Ti nn-nrili.il tli.. Ill- irom the lime the whistle blew. , i-lum was IntrodutNV to the '. 'which was a lovely silk flair, to heitlns at the Uoev Seine of llie lny.il suppnrlers ot'istudint body. llo pnld a very , tlf l:osevell sc'rt'l for the best e en-tnn tN . ipj0''1 ttie le;illl U-.mf lllilll.. l.i rnn. l-.fli.n li.ll li... 111- . ulMl-lnir In .. 1 1 ...Tl l-l 1 1 PiyS. StlllHS. the liny. Those wlOitteiulcd were: of Miss Villarl. ' Tne school hones to do as well even ishosts and itoblllls. Ailra Edwards. Carol DodKe, Col-, .Mr. A. J. Uanby presented to or even better In. t hut linn this die lliifdon. Anna Mae I'uson, De-ilhn school a bifVirnl banner, year. ..... Ions Holbrnok and Wilda Hall. Adra Kdwards. preMlent of the The clrls of Iho tlym. classes student body, accepted It In the are now ' appearing In full nnl- name nf iic school. O forms which makes their work! -O easier and tneir, movements U!i- hampered etv of the In was flu-niched fur the by Louise llsenbiUKte and recently iomplted. lOc, Mm. Jonophtn Tones. Munv were found to 1m in splendid condition j I'll! MIIUIII IH KOIIlK l" 1 ujiVi- j Hallowe'en Frnl.e Ki iday. N'-t vemher 2. litis, a Kay time is it store for all who coi iire to be ponds, ami V hour iher will be a larne erowd as Wf are working hard to make H a success. The buiblinu had an average ir"1, Tht- Yoreh Hnor kc; 'high si-hoid ultt hol.fvQ.iriy in 'the liii-b school trVm. Vi-uiuv. Nov i Hinniitiees nave ut eu aI'"iusi puinteci and one ot tne imijn tea - iuieK ot w.f enn.K u.ji ne inn !oulah i;un. violihisls Mniiiaiton of ih. new ninnb,rs. ..f yol itnhrnMl ilt ,hi luhieh there m-o Mx sonbomoves m-lhohonle als, I .imi one jim..i. . ()f ,lUsil. pil'Q (dmiimun were served by the (Pftmlttee. ' bartnyai'd fou Is iiiul animal t.Ve si hool veils, ilin features of lln- init inlimis w:im lli;l cipul. The or the new teachers. Alius Kuth i ,;ir!i"0 mit Abele. .Miss Carol Itn mse . and .V-seVentb. Alihs Tohey were enuaKed in a pie- VVith tne physical examination entin.i; cotnest. of which Aiis Abele vrr. the report curds nlven out. was victor. the pupils of Iho WashinRton Mrs. Kutirtnaii byjuuitized two school bnve netib'O down with u( ibe f.-cr-liincn nii is;u- nlavcd iU( wed effort for ihe second sU Itiiino. the Other diUTi-rl :i inr. weeki 1 1VGE SEVJN Week a Jackwn School Hljch Weekly Itfink " llmtth KxamliwUons Monihlf Reports Phy period of work. Q ical evamin.itioiiH have been and Mar piano. A Mil... l'l,l school. tit,5sw,vi,nK ":n,or!'' ' the Rogue .River Academy Visllois from Ihijreiie (rndo Sllw l.'iitcrLiJiimcnL Given- and IIcWi Ktcarr.s, Aliiriinlns Husscli Clrlch, neth iltuhanen, Doris I'pp. Klrst Floor: f I hero was an important C. A. A., nie'iiiK Thursday nile nfterJ schQ. .'. O l.ast week we Mad six- weeks tests. This week we see the re mits. -The . following pupils have made an average of l o 0 ner cent' 11., ....m ..i.,.. ... n ! nozzleman, Oris Clohle; fir for tile six-weeks work. Out of i ., , , ,, I thiKulsher, Key CoBhill; i lly fii'J the i s wo have Asntha liuchan-! olh"' Into our midst. ,,., Kenneth JennlnKs, mom an. Eva l'dci-sun. Evelyn Her-1 n-s ivernl more have arrived this KUnns, I'eyton Xcwcoinl), llolph man, .Dorothy Oore. Cmthoriiie I week, tind still they a're'contin'f;. ' lanes. Chaney. Krom the li s wo have I T. 1:. Westhrook, president of ! Alternates Stanley Kuuzmnn; DO!':l,..,(,VVrm',d' "CUy "'"""; the southern t.regon conference, 1 J;"6, Pnr , "1,nn "my- and illll l'ren.ice Ujt of the 1-2 ., ,s ., from EuKenc. Ore- '' " "'' al we have .Mane uMermark and Kon, wc.rc Vsitora nt Kchol - h,",nrt ' l"nr: ... . Hilly Wt. i Tuesday. Mr. Westhrook ecu-: - Hoeman. . Our band is niakmK Rood proK- ; ,,, lh(, eha hnm. W(J wora ; Harper; nozzlcman. Kenneth l-as- ress and we hope to hear them!,,,, verv mlch inn.reKted in his!"""v: room B"ards. Io llubler. play in .assembly before lmiK.t)k. ,, of 8omc , , t ...lames Horner. More members are wanted for th!,nR circumstances In which peo-! Ahernates Nicla., lvwlt. Henry I ke l luh which meets Wodnes-' ,,, Iir ,.,.. ,im,. ,,i.,..n,i nndiSw"1' -"'nor Kline. day and Krl.i-v nichts after,, K,,,.P ,,, ,,, ', ,,,,..! Kot of rlrc Escape: , iiuu in oiiuiiri ninny him Ho showed that if we are to be ssful inlssionari They hnvo been workuiK on a j ire sipiad la an follows: sj '"' ' - . ,' " , ' Ki Kiilars lioseman. Leliny YWl-; ; ' . ., . ... . of S3.T oer cent. ii:un.- no.zicmnn. i iyt;e an un- : . , ,11.f..i Mnn L.,tt-.n 1 lnt' bmld.U had :tj t..in iA CIIIS.N llilll llie IHIM-M A meeting was called, at which it lil member im-md in their a ml received t lie next in order which consists"' of one more bai, who turn in llie twit bar ami receive the uuld torch m'u, which becomes a permanent Hose-sion .of the student if the required number of points are (Wim-d by the t-ud of the year. I'Ycshiucu are not allowed lo be. Ioiik to ibis socl. ty, due to the fact thai they have not aectlnitllal -cil cuouuh points. The new mem bers are: Ifuhei'l Siabllnf. I'red ColviK, Mil.lrcil Walker. Irene Hrewold. Helen AVilllams. Ibubara Osl,n 1 Hriiry. noiInmi.'-es, and Laura Hill Mora.n has been apjiolnted faculty cashier by the bank presi dent. Hilly Conroy. As soon ii4 grades can bo ob tained I'm' ibis six weeks, the II. K. C. A. club will be reorKanined, average Washington School -O OA. Win P. T.A.tViiu-M Honor Studeiiis Cool hall Team Pract li Iiik The sehool .livings percent last k was y.'i. p.-r cent. Miss Cro- tarnished ,,lilr K 1 uo1" won the banner by bcntiiiK Miss HunlitiK's room by .-1 of one per cent. The spell iiiK ttveraK last week for the butldluK wq per cent. .Mr. t "ooney's room not i T . 5 pt eent. We are hoping t, still nearer iho 100 per cent mark. Health averages are slightly hiKh.r. This veek we had Kl.7 per cent 1 MIQIInrdinK's R, class is hav-' iiiK a very novel automobile race; in health. O Krbluys . every j child that ban been luo per cent in health Kets to move bis sble's i ear iti diie.mlle. So far the utrlsl are four miles ahead of the boys Two pupils left the sixth Krade Leonard Cathey.t"f !,S !' I'"'- ' (lty i ho SixLli VMradii) Invt w..L- fni' w.inii. ntl si'hool ' They are. Thelm;Q Simmons imi.- llnnkUiff 89.2 proent up. 10" porent roomt, Mrs. Taylor, Mis."ilacNTven. " ' '' " Mrs. IpuI'r 311 clasH' "htiriki'd $-15.72. Wjir-ilins flS.5 percent for pfk work. Health T6.l. r.H class 100 pr cent. Klre drill 5fi seconds. t Honor roll; Hoyden Bustard, John Hlcklnson. O ( Nurse Jones haH had thre eprt iloctors of the city Inspecting "like a house afire," aiirt hnvn all hut completed ib work ' In all the (truilcs ahd rrmedial an"vlre for the health honor roll will . hi. given soon. ' i ., , Monthly Report The second report of tli Achooi year, was completeij Uwt Friday and showed the following facts; NuintefheloiKinK 3t)(i. Pen -rtQe of atiemlAnce 96.2. Z9. i S-.v SPOKANE. Wash.. Oct. 27. ....... i , iciCKiani iroin .mci an, niaim, ItORlllura Ilon. man, Vrort Swift; xlgwA liy j,.m. Jack rinse, avia tor .who few Into the wlblerness of the ( 'haniberliji basin Qstenlny with ithe sheriff of Idaho county on a hunt for an alleired dnuKerous lunatic, today saiil that the mail Number late (tartly) l-1 New pupils Tor-month 39. r"r l'uplls leff forWnoitW, 33. A school. u o iSchWl Kt ll- naryl rnlnie Marion I.ltlrell. lnn-y, junior 'IMii, InitiMtl.ii i-,ii, ,.f tbii iV.-.-lnncii ixi.isai Hie t'.in.s l.caene' The i;a Q WashmKtnn won the,,,,,.",:,. ,,..,,.,, .V htf, I -""!"er ueuner .i.-jie nor ausent, kid pnity. held in the IiIkIi si-hool I box of canity for li.ivlnir iho most i.. ti... , ,..t... I 1 !' .... '. K-i-r1 symimsluni. Pi-iday eveiilnit. Ocio- j mcml.irs Join ,tlie . l-.-T. A.. 11 ',,,., ,,, ..,' ,,,..',,., h,;,'. I "oys. ls wj-te. . her ill. was very Impressive. i was a four . layer W. It was ,.,D, :, ,,.,.,,,, . ". .V" ,,J ne repori earns ioi- tno tirsi lcanue. .enjoyid by the class t,y "lueh. ! waMlilnirton. 1). c. New York! ""J?"' " 7.'" , mi ii . iimj are lliil lis KOUU ..now orienns, Mt. ernon, .hlM ,.. ,i,nv "shall" i.n n-t and ChlcilKo. We enjoyed her. ., s apply a lot of milk and Hill, vi.i v iiiii, -h . t.i .. v.. .. .i...i. ,.i.. .,rr baaiii'. tie tlcsllncn nils, ro icil : .ollb-t' Mann, all- Itcbecca ('ban- ....... j... ... " ."in !"-n' . "i'. lllilll .inn lien, anil nail ine sni-iiii - - .... ! I 111' l,. OI 11 asilliiKlon IS IVJII- After the xfficers ot .the league. iiMijoyed by the class frv mueh. woo were seniisi vji ine siaMc, unu ; om records snow mat nir.e (ijty iinerem aims ai.w enaracienstics ' pupus nave mt merits 01 neinu : I of tiii'ln who belont; to the ( iiris 1 hi mm students. They uro Mary the ticshnicn Kirls. robed : Lotiif-f Mann. Illl; was fVutrinK ranchers and trap- I1" wheels, filed up the steps to ey. ;ti:. Uae I,cTevre, 11H; Kdlth j n(. f ,() vHt (h(, (.(tUl S(n, Cvv.im . fContlniied perHT.m all over that section to Mbe nLul'orm. and received their ModKUins. :m: Margaret UoKers. i on. S(.L. mny nk ,H (..r(,a fm. j see); lilm. j ciWs of the iris league creed. Ull; Pauline Honors, fiA; Wallace , .(.'orest firove I '. O 1 'Hie comical Initiation fjd lowed, l.owry. T.: Dmis I'razee. tlA; and i Astoria-Prr.posal to copsolldatoioeived by lorn on paft elsht) Uuns Hlnes Lumber company which Kills had to wnlk(,Jf onto Turuko Maryama, t;il. plans' 17.000 addilH-ns here. tuniblitiK mat, make sounds like i Washinuion football many are celve rove M uch yionuy te local farmer at sal ouniyQi'tiral Hchools re-jof clover weed crop, ;tt;pHt', in iew ImiietUH, . , i 1 t yoart. " 1 - 4 9 The Junior lliKb dent liodj commitlee consisting ; come sue oi (:nairman, Aora i.ttwarts, Airs. Jirown, Miss Villiams, tioldie JliK don and Uavid i.owry met (jet. 12. I In room 4 to plan the programs j for tho l'Gsl of the term. They I have a' 'special U-iit in -Htoro for.j the students , oiVf.Vov.. 10. .Thevl have also planned a very intejQ vhhuk propranolol- i nanKSKiviiiK, - Tuesday afternoon. a cnnsima.s program ana a jui- To wo lhut colUonlC(i i00k morcQ piny- at tne ena or me year. We wish to correct an err ) in our 1,'blumn. concernini; the1' prizes awarded at the Jackson County ".'air. The pupils who 'won first prizos in Palmer penmanship were all students who had taken iho 1 Hke system of penmanship and had won llie.o. Final Certificates beforo they wrote the llmer test under tho direction of Miss Wise. Thq holders of Hire' certificates who .won Palmer prizes, arc. 'i follows: .Hazi'l Comstock, Juanita St-Q'. Florence' Xewman, phylis Sllnliah. . liill.o- 'Hummett. Deloris llolbroyk, fioldle rtfQy. Hilly Tho. children were out of the school htilldinc in 4.ri second L , i, ,. , , . ,i ier l mi i ire ihmi i a ok a i i ...., v. '- , ,,,,,.. T,,iu ... .mod ships us tooil soldiers, :f bo able , - . r , n-n,..,nmn ..,.., ,.1.,V.I., . .10011. tJ enjoy httvinB .theW. viltoi-.. con.o', I .1l'""-tt . " w" -,?. ., ., .... .,.,, , Wednesday, noon following last them to etCis aimln. iw,,k'?1 l"sts- Som,? K''Z "e? ! Mr. and 3S?s. O. A. jllttenhouso ""'"K P'i othersQrc -- most of the faces, one would tfmik I wo have no fear of the six weeks": examinations, hut we will see just j what the result Is next, week j when the Kflc, slip'Qire-Jinnded j null. We iSrpe to .WveM lnri;n tiiiiiihm ri ti ihn 1 Ifinni" Itnll " i lew kind of entertainment "'V , ,..nn ... n.n .,i.. 0.,. Oho hitiiklnu percent ., i ..I..I. ....... n,Wl'l'K WHS Jlt.l per CCllv I"'- wear, carry or act the name . of , hndred per cent room Mre Mi.ss some BeOnra,d..ca, p,ace... n..,.,"'-; with 1 03.0 per cent. I I'haiiesVJUoyilen, 115; Lillian i iLynttm, IR: ltetty Sansar, . J P; ' orna "Williams, J It. O Itettinald J'irer. 1A. .losephine Mead. 211; Jeanne veek jMrltay. L'l!; Edith llrnoks, 2H. itutn uaiiow, uit. lletly Uvnon. 5A.. CiilheiOc Ih-aiidt, 61!; A was , fli-Qrs l'ass Ten year miniiiB operaTHns "planned by Ilnfrun Kiver (lold company. Oiant din ner workinif 21 hours a day makes rapid progress toward "pay dirt." A - football name Is ptnnneu with Lincoln school Saturday morniiiK .it the Jackson , school field. It Is expected to be n hard r Judge ThcStoas an Expensive Luxury "lYtuuiff the five aDi a fraction yours n bis incumbency .Steven outside judges from nfcti-ly. elerypiii-t of tlie State of Orepforl ?invc licon fulled Into JaclQin audi .losepliine Counties to llo-the work .liultre 'I'linmas wn s paid to do. In addition to payinp; llio Q.try of .Tvidfro Thomas, you liave been required to pay .luiloniie and expenses for these various-judfrcK, some of whom have lieeh called into this district several times. A list of these jiidpcs follows: O O - --' -'C JUDGES FROM ALL 0VEE THE STATE - Sat for Judge Thomas riofrinniiiB November 21, 1023 He-jinniiif? FebriQry 10, 1921 o iame of Judge a::l: ivitt. A. L. Lcavilt . A.'li. Tjoaviit A. h. Tjeavitt. A. 1a ljeavitt Walter Kvans Walter Kvans Vercy R. Kelly Geo. H. Battley ,rW. ilTninilton iter Kvans James 'Airier Fee. Orlando M."Cnrk'ins 'Orlando M. C'orkfns Orlando M. Corkins OrlaWdn M. Coi-kins Orlando M. fork ins Louis P. Hewitt 0. Y. SkilOorth J). B, Tarkcr -Orlando M. Cork ins Arlie Walker Arlie "Walker Ariic AVrilker ?s ' H will be observed that dliriiiK the print year and the present year six outside judges Q have either held terms of court or tried eases in this Wstriet. Two of these jitdRos were here durinp a time when Judge Thomas was convalescin).' from an operation, viz.. Judtte Fee" and Jrtdfre "Corkins. The other four were hrmifrht here because Jndiie Thomas elected to disqualify himself in certain eiiss that were brought before him. An' examination of the Circuit Court JoiinuO for the THITY-SIX years preceding Jud'ie Thomas' election shows that durinti all that time no; more than four outside jutl?es were called into the district nt the expense o f the taxpayers. ...- The records further show that Judge Leavilt was brought into the district ot five different times; Judge Evans nt three different times;' Judge Corkins at six different times; Judge Walker at three different times, and the other judges named, once each. ' ' ' ' ' WHO pays? ,:' . , , o This situation has not only resulted in a heavy cost to the taxpayers, but lias oc casioned great inconvenience, delay and expense to litigants who have been compelled to transact important business requiring prompt or immediate attention through the moils with these various other judge$. We ask voit to help us elect a competent judge, capable of handling the businesi of the district without this unnecessary and great additional burden to the taxpayers. BETTER GOVERNMENT LEAGUE. Paid Advertltement County Klnmnth Klamath Klamath Klamath Klamath Multnomah Multnomah 1 ii nn Washington Douglas Multnomah i'matillu Lake liaise Lake Lake Lake Multnomah Iline Oilliam Lake Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Regaining April 2S, 1024 ' licgiiining May 2fi 1024 Beginning October 27, 1024 November 7, to November 4!2, 1024 Beginning January 11, 102(i ,, March 15 to January 17, .-11)26 Beginning April Ql, 0J BcginniliK August 4, 102fi : Beginning November 20, 102fi August 15 to August 20, 1027 September 16 to October 6, 1927 Octo'her 24 to Oijybcr 2G, 1027 O Xovem'Q" 14 to November 10, 1027 November 25 to December 13, 1027 February 0 to February 0, 1028 February 27 to March 3,. 1028 May 14 to May 17, 1028 May 28 to June 1, 1028 Junp 11 to June 15, 1028 July 0 to July 12, 1028 August 5 to August 0, 1028 October 1 to October 4, 1028 - : J O ! ! - . .... j . .. 1 -. : o f , IW lil ;n;r-wv . I V 'i Vtlk'tnt IB , I , M' :- : Vs 3 ; rtiJasJ Ah' -.'entirely netv conception of llie modern molor car. So originul in design . so brilliuntly executed '. . . you'll liurdlyTic licVe your eyes. Magnificent successor to a justly fumous name ... a IS'ew AII An'uricuii Six. . Created by engineers famous forlicir ronlribiitions to automotive (Insigii. 1'ro duccd in America's most modern untoino liile plant to slandurds of precision lima.-, ing to laymen and technical experts alike. . v ' ., i .-,' r. -.A1;,! , Daring in style i V exemplifying Fislicr genius in tho creation ofQietv designs. Krilliant in beauty . . . revciillng new luir monies of colors and lines. Tiiiinipliuiilly new. . Appealingly different. Finer in every way. From the swagger curve of ils chrome-plated front bumpers back lo lis chrome-plated lull-light . . . on m-ie (his morning's damn. -A new ctirome-pliit'd rndinlor Silgk .! f . k narrow . ". . surmounted by a large Hut cliromc-plnled cap, Oruccrl hy a new front InuYrc Vlfccl in an ricliiHivo chevron design. I''liinkrd by n'v HoaniloNS fiill croii fenders . . . Iluriiig fenders with a .71-inch spread , . , :oniiU't'cly shielding liiiissive 1 0-spokc wheels. f. ' "' Anil then the hodicst Fisher's masterly imlrilitilion to this jicautiful six . , . ' closed types uilhadjigyahlc driver's scats. Seven new und siipcrhTy bcaiilil'ul bodies. , Feiiliiring two convertible closed cars . . y llie Oimcrlibh' Cuhriolcl and the l.iin daulct Si-dan . . . llie latter a type which Oakland now introduce into ils field. ".'.,'. And such glorious H"rfo,rinun-e as you've never known before. .Soaring top speed ...seventy miles an hour and morel Sixty eight brake horse power at 30(H) r.ji.iu. A flushing pick-up . . . from. 10 to 25 miles , - ' ::I 3'J 1 & ' Iter hour In sjx ick-titki Of fbur Wi- , . Such bulanee ... such smoothness : , , such silence . . . Ok h poise. KesuUing from its. great new 22fi'cubfo inch engine wild exclusive putcntcd ruhlxr cushioned iiioun tings . . . I -lb. crankshaft . . . har monic balancer '. . ; larger, more highly lierfrcled carburetor '. . '. tlie famous i-,M-K cylinder head',- Sueh marvelous control.' Steering case from a new Im proved mcohtiiiism. Itruking ease from its new internal expanding four-wheel brakes O. '. iiidividiially adjusted . . . reqVilr1n minimum pressure for a s'the, stten1!, velvet-smooth sUrn. n ' . ' ' .' , '''.''.. ;;v l ' Only the highlights haVe been inenUoned. 4 Only u hint regarding its pu! K-stir,rina perfoniiunce ami style. To gel ihe whole ' pii tore ... to appreciate whi t its price w ill buy . . . come in V . I iirl hare your ' highest expectations more than realised! fi. '..' Prten $1143 to $1373 at factory. iMtrJny llyilrimlic Shock Mmrbcrt oiul prti riiiVrn Included In lUt urlcrt. - Bumptn and narftrultr guurdt extra. . C.hrclt OuUUrnd dclircrcd prin;-tl,ry include IokcmI handling charge Otniral Motors Timt Pay ment l'lun uvailablc at minimum ran. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. SOUTH BARTLETT AND 8th 8TS. PHONE 1385 Robinson Motor Co. Ashland, Ore.