Medford mail tribune., March 31, 1929, Page 11, Image 11

NfRBFORD MAIL TTJTBTTNT. MF.DFORT, OREOOX.
SUNDAY, MATCCn P.I, 1fl20.
PAGE THREE
DeSotc in Second-Geor Speed Run
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gj ' ' ' - ' BISHOP
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ifj SAVOU i wfl , 'K
Mil Owens Lake ffl
Ktldir- PuIIimi, rurnior slur r Iho
sikied howls, u stork Do H.it.i mdan.
I whoso liitermoiliuto mr Ik nilRhly
' fast, th(j rom hi nation of mt-hfielri-
Uthyl Kasollno and Ilichluho motor
! oil thoKo formod the winning on
i Kcntblo for the roconl VRrnnd-c'ear
Kod run of tho Do Soto six from
! Hollywood to ISIshop. Calif. Tho
276-mile spood trip from tho film
. oapital to tho llicli sierras town
was made at an average of 4M.3!t
inllos 'per' h'iur.
Top photo .shows tho car belnff
filled with r.irhfiold-JJthyl .hoforc
the start, liehiw, pilot Pullon is
putllnK pure Pennsylvania llicll-
lube into the ciankeuse.
IIS NEW 75 CQUPE
t'hryslw :iniutinci' :i now Tour
pa: iiiBur coupe ort its ""fi" chiu-
The iimi' authoritative braut;,'
ami stylo, anil the Hiiine upaciuua
Imdy ciiKint'erinK that fltHtfnKuU'i
r.thor "75" Imtty moilcln, ai tiilt
Into this newt'Ht creation. HayH J.
V. Kruzer, ChryMlor ficnoi-Hl Mules
inaiumpr. "The 75V prt'stiire ummitf all
fine cars haa mailo ' It tlio most
MiocosKful car ut or ncai- its price
tli;it Chrysler haa evor proilucod.
The popularity of tlio four
pas;eiiKer eoupo nnionu fine car
Suy ev. t ogt t h r with the Ki'eat
lumber of reuua-tN that we build
rhij body tyye, leadn uh to believe
It will be one of the mo: t popul'ir
ar in the entire HerlCK," reads
he company announcement. "The
lomimint appeal of any four-pas-ieiiKer
coupe lies in -the succoHaful
i'usion of beauty and utility. This
new 75' eoupe It one of tho smart
est and" rnont beautiful cai't. both
Inside ami out, that Chrysler has
over built. ltn style, luxury and
-Mmosphere of m'ftnement add to
the prestigo of every other body
i tuodei on the 7 fi ehasnia,
Comfeutaldo and Koomy
"Cinnfort, In alt that t:ie wtrd
lm)lleM, wan uppermoHt In the
I ml ml): -of Chrysler .Motors design -
j urn in '..urea ting . this v body . type,
j Styte and smartness were the It.--i
evitable result because of the in-
t corpora! Ion
baste features of deiign. The slen-
de Qr ofile radiator. arlUtic bowl-
shaped headlamps mounted ot the i
Kiaeefutly utv.ied tie-rod. arched
window : ilhouette. and the- 'alr
winn' fenders are exterior feutures
' The body built throughout -with
the finest hardwoods, braced and
ciMissbr'tced ami reinforced with
steel. Fine deninnhiK. fine -materials
and finished cigftsmuiishlp alt
combine to give It unusual merit.
llot of Ap'Mriutmcitt
"A Htriklntr siia le of maroon,
known as Alaska narnet. striped
with Ivory, is the standard color.
Automatically controlled Vadtalor ,
Hhultis and nmtded rubber draft
ptutes around the controls and
pedals are other features.
"Upholstery is optional in taupe
colored mohair or ' broadcloth.
Cu: hionlnR is the luxury saddle
spring typo which Chrysler has
popularised so widely. Heavy,
short-spoked, small diameter wood
wheels are standard, with wire or
disc available at slightly higher
cost."
Truth H i'4.uk ht Homo
- The Intimations of Immortality
dwelt upon by poets, reasoned
about by philosophers, fluttering
in our hearts, again and again
chilled by t.ie cohl winds of doubt,
eclipsed by the fogs, are made to
stand forth Ptearly In tho light of
Master day. Tht spiritual In uh Is
made to glow, the spiritual about
us is jet forth in its splendor. Our
highest hopes seem reasonable.
lircat impulses are stirred vit:iln
us. And wo are
. . . aware of the splendor that ties
All-things of the earth, with the
things of the skies. ,; i '.,
of those distinctive, ClnnfllftoH ndvrrlRinir irers rffNiilt
OF FARM BUREAU
Oil Boom Town for Morocco
Is Your Battery
The Correct Size
For Your Car?
TO BE GIVEN TEST
j BLOOM I.MiTOX. 111. UV To
: analyze tho. personal efficiency of
Hh members, the "Four County"
farm bureau - farm 'management
project instituted by farmers of
McLean, Tazewell, Woodford and
Livingston counties fiveyj;;.rs ago,
. lias been roorganlzeti for a Uuue-
year term.
Its purpose is to .how lis mem
. bers where In they are losing or
making money by comparing their
work with that of their neighbors,
: and by the same comparison ! in
, dlcate wherein a change of meth
ods or crops will increase farm
, profits.
The project Is an outgrowth
Illinois' widely adopted practice
farm accountancy wherein individ
ual records am an.ilyzed osch year
and compared to averages foe the
most profitable and least profit
able groups of farms.
i It started In 1 H 5 when !n'i
farmers of the four count ios fi
nandng the study decided' they
.must have less generalities and-
, more personal service. IZ a c h
wanted his own particular farm
analyzed and signed a contract ty
pay the additional cost. Prof. Ti.
C. M. Case and M. I.. Mosher of
the University of Illinois college of
agriculture wen: selected to direct
tha woi.
At the end of the " first throo
years It was found that 3." of the
2up farm earned $3000 or more
per year per farm than did another
group of 3.1. alt bouh there wn.
practically im iliffp-nc- in rahia-
tlr.n lf Cfpliplmlll of til: plop.Tly.
The niHii on the i.i.-' profl'.ibb
falims had field half an.un :i" lb.:
as the uycraue fi-hl.
Sixty-five lo Mi per '-cat of t'P lr
land was in high profit i-rop
rorn. winter wheat, alfalfa nd
weet clover. They had nor tint)--than
2lt to 3.". per cent of the land
in oats, timothy, bluegrass, com
mon clover, soy beans, spring
wheat barley. lietter soil man-
agt'iuent. better seed, belter prep
aralion of commodltM" for mm - city n vi.atois.
ket. more livestock and better fffH"Hi! time; but i
ciency in f-edlnu and livestock -l-lna. the
sanitation, were among the fen-' square. U al- o
nires that explained the difference ; i.mnlty, J.
In earning.
For the n xt thrc years th
WASHINGTON, U. C. Oil spots
have been traced to ooxlng holes ,
on a creek near Marrakesh, venor-
! able capital of Morocco, a fact
, which is leading to considerable
! prospecting In that -historic region. ,
I "Aside from oil, Alarraiiesh al- i
j ready Is one of the busiest marts
in French .Morocco," says a bullet
' tin from the Washington, I. C, ,
headquarters of the National (Jeo- "
1 graphic society. "An almost' con- ,
';Mnt stroam of camel and donkey I
I'C'iravans parses through the city
;gat!S wnere traders meet oach"
other and ;i Iso the local wool and ,
; leather merchants, tun iters, silk .
i weavers, armorers and mantifao
j turers of agricultural implements."
j Medley of Knees Throngs Bazaars
' "The laizaars In - the narrow.
d list y st reet s of the city a re
' thronged from dawn to dusk. 1-n '
one street deeply sunburned fter-
her lue.n ju flowing, while robes
' and turhan-wound heads stand in
' groups while ot hers bicker with
of sullen. bewhiskei cd ; hopkecpers
of over the price of Inexp: nslve ni'-r-
chiindisi. Silont. heavily-veiled
.Moslem women pet-r into yam. ami ,
silk s.iops where red, yellow, green
'and blue sirunds foi-m colorful;
dsplays.
' "Fierce looking tribesmen from :
1 the ncr-by Atlas mountain:; with :
f 1 1 'rearms nrotrudhiK from their '
bf ItM a ppear hypnotized by half- !
,i';tked silk skinners and dyers ply-I
ing their trides in congsied hihIIk. '
i Frightened blhck slave mnn, stoop
ed under h:ick -break Ing loadii, ;
slink before the piercing glances
of their hnturbaned masters. Ho- I
! best i lave girls, wit:i cumbersome !
( jars balanced on their hips, cau
tiously come and go without jost-
ling other pedestrians of higher
(caste. Vivacious flerber WfUneru
' with hfjinetnade blankets accost I
! dusty camel men fresh from t'.yv I
(outlying desert r'gion. .' j
J ''A round the etirin'r p( uples of'i
maiiv races w;itcb no'tnl workers,
; ioitiit)(r cojj.r, silver rnnl si. -el '
iintti plif Hie! rect-pi-icleH of ail1
, Kir.dH, bi'iweeii sIo-Im-m where T:i-
i :Klu-d ai'iifles of thir. I ibors g!!s- j
ten iif tho bright African 'tiiiligiii. j
j Politic Square Si cne of Trade
I ami heap Kntcrtaliim: nt
j "The thmnged streotn lead the j
j traveler to believe thnt all of Alar-!
ralresh's house.- have emptied CleW-i
IltO.OOO occupants, as well a:i the!
larrakc-h I'jihice a Wi.'ik of Art
"At sunset the crowd filters Into
(lie side streets, the professional
story tellers are on their last para
graph' , the snake charmers bag
their reptiles for the night, the
beggars stir themselves out of
their dusty scats, and the, itinerant
barbers put the finishing touches
on tlmir last patrons. The din of
the day dies down like an unwind
ing phonograph.
"Meanwhile tile roof tops be
come populated wtih gossiping
elders and playing "children. Itc
fore them lie row after row of the
-flat -topped houses., with a cluster
of lofty palms here pud ihnre.i the
uppor portions of the Kutubia
minaret and the balace building
breaking tlie monotonous pano
rama of dried mud buildings bor
dering dusty lanes.
"The palace is the city show
spot, c.i incited plaster, ceramics,
mosaics, artistic stucco work and
tiling adorn courts, garden walls,
reception halls, l-.;..i'tnienlH( staves'
quarters, prophets" chambers and
labyrinths of passages that stretch
over many acres. In sharp con
trast to the sun-drenched, dusty
square is the Aguedal, a walled
park in .Mcrrakesh which was a
Hummer resort for the .Moroccan
monarchs. There are two immense
rfservoht to -temper the warm at-r.ioyiphi-re,
oa-'h in a frame' of
tropical verdue and fruit garden!!
with .i range, lemon, olive, i'fg.
Siltiii.. pear and apple trees and
grape vines. A handaome pleasure
bouse where tho bill tan spent let
sure days, now Is a resort for
.Mairakeshi merchants."
There is a; correct size-' for the economical and satis
factory operation of every car. v o
WILLARD
BATTERIES
Are correctly rated and when you consult the
Willard chart you take all-the guess work out of
your selection. For every normal condition of driv
ing, the Wood-Insulated Willard is satisfactory. For
heavy duty 'and high mileage., the Thread-Rubber
type will give the dependable service you require.
WATCH FOR THE WILLARD SIGN
LITTRELL PARTS CO.
317 East Main St. i ' ' Telephone 237
: Largest Auto Parts Dealers in Southern Oregon
Another Enthusiastic
o
Endorsement of
v ; ; ,
Chevrolet Truck Performance
BECK'S BAKERY COMPANY
MEDFORD, OREGON
Phone 129
Aliirch 23, 1929.
Pici'co-AIk'U .Motor Company,
Mcdl'ord, Oregon.
(lentli'iiu'ii:
.Some time ago we purchased a 1929 Six truck from you and
we believe you might be interested as to the gas consumption and
general upkeep.
AVe are operating the truck on short and long hauls. On
these hauls, after ' close checking we find we are averaging
eighteen miles to the gallon of gasoline.
Oil consumption is at a minimum, never adding any to
orankcase. The regular oil change is sufficient. The upkeep
cost is much lower than other units of different makes now in
our service.
' "Wo are also pleased with, the shop service rendered by youu
organization.
Thanking you, we are
Yours very truly, '' '
BECK'S BAKERY COMPANY
. Signed: Michael Beck
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
112 So. Riverside
Phone 150
STATISTICS OF .....
INTEREST TO THE
KI -:itk" :i
uninl-rrct int.'. !.ul
In':.. I of the I. .... I
(M K . :i:z it inn. I, as n
hit i'vrk tint ..-..
Into (hp !):.. ll.vs lit
n.'.'ir-ly. I In- .Janm
M ;.!'!;! kf'fh ' puMfn
iir-Rinw with hu-
lli'.l l.y il..nk.-.: urt.I
' UWill (I ( IIM.-h-. Willi: '' 1.1'HiM
4(K I fjvf rhani; 'tli. il- .si.h-s.
farmers nrv flnmi.lnt: th.' a. la.yu- rum n.- ...... ..i a "i-.'y
-.! via,U will r"'iv.- intllvi'f.inl litllnjr linrclrrli:i; the ".man-, ill"
l..t.,.i anil vlil.. i-ai-li Ki'ttinu I I r.i vi t.-i- ;i u,.,.i
i.wn farm I'ffi.'i. n. y i-oinl.'ir-l '' , w:,;'": lr-' '" l":
i lin- i.HiT. PitwiiiiiI ri'ii.irts will! " ..iai-iiM'i- uln a rep
i.lilil-
?a.-h ro-
III I stiak
riilltain f'.nr r.'Iuiillls of fiutlf-s: -for
the iinlivi.illal's rnoKl. one.
Tor the m-ouji averau-e. one for the
one-firth most iirofital'le farm-.!
and on- for the one-firth leas': ,
iirufltill.le farms. Twenty ! part
menls of the farm will I"
i.;-eil ami efficiency in '
porled separately.
Jloi-her says it has l"-en the ex
perience f U'n I'loJ'-''1 th"1 ""
farmer over has pin, e.l at the lop
In nil Divisions of farm efficiency.
Nol one. he says, has proven to he
so elflelenl Unit It has hem im
possible to show limlil" room I'"'
improvement l.y refcrrim.- to n c-
orils from other farm".
As 11 result, lllellll
roar county" study are lmp.-ov!n
tholr efficiency t " trem-mloils
rate fields nre le-im; enlartert. ro
tations cham.-v.l- soils Improved
m! livestock Plans re-vampc:.
Moeher finds it f ir more convinc
1n for a farmer to compare his
result with those of other farmers
than to make inc rww'" ,, e ine w.-iv' In
some demmittralion field or """ .,, l.egBurs feehlO
i.leal ultltfillon wot kc.i "a. ii alms and bowhiskared sliiKers.
or on ft wtaip farm. iwith wide-open mouth, loose
to. ha-, . .lo.-i, .vi lxi- n.i. as tl) ,,, man
Ueilm ha-, ' " . joiini.Kc illft, umenia,
tab driver.
iteiiei-.-tl rule re
O: t', Sahin,
.Durant (lealer
fe-- facta on
of L-eneral ln-
IV'i'eia to the niotorinfT pulille.
! In nil's, tho en- owners of the
' halion paid aipi-o.liiialet,v $7S."i.
jll'iii.tHMl In motor vehicle' taxes, an
llpcf'Mse of a!, out $ I "i.lHMl.lioo over
th" pi-evioui: year. ih'Splte t ie fact
; that -tax lcc':tp'.M lo.t arouii'l $3."'.
I Oeii. una aa a re -lilt of Die renewal
'or the f'-.l' rtil .ir excise uutonio-
: tdl-s. ' .
traveler :ees a uioup of men In its ittrvey of H'iS taj:,'M the
rforuian'-c of a A. A. A, ifli'ji ted liiaL ijio Kawolin
, ho tenses a rep. ,1-ix olo.-ie. which .-Htiouii'eil
tile I.IIIM It l.lt.s 1'ls timsu. . which j " - a . 1 J V 1 .J In Itll'i. lea, lied li
he cures hy filliiit,' hi' iiioolh with 1 uo::liinit ly XL'S I '70..i'.lt last
a luinilful of earth. Ano: le:- si'oup , year", ni.aerted t.le Ijuratit dealer.
ua..p- ii.h a siuoki eater elieus a i "MoUir vrlili;o -reirtstration
hamiriil of yellou- .straw and emit fees, licenses, permit and o forth
l.lue smoke from his lips. The K.'hleh cost tin? cm- owner $:iol,-
shavetl heads of dan' iriK- hoys and
lhc greatest car ever built at its price
Studebakefs
Commander
dluxuru
WIH.YS-KWIOIIT70'B. LARGEST,' IMOST POWEOff
LOW-PRICED KNIGHT'EWGINED.CrlR
SIX CVIINDF.RS
STRAIGHT EIGHT
I350-SI4Q5
Prices ml the factory (
TIIE rapidly mnunllng sales of the
now stylo Wfllr-Knlht "70-B"
pvovQ how exactly tho design of this
beautiful model haa .captured public
Ufltf, how widen pre ad haa been
the demand for m low-prlred Knight
engfnrd car, and how great la the ap
preciation of such exceptional value
When 70a ace the new atyle Willys'
Knight ft70-n, yon realise that this
distinguished car definitely cstab
Ibihes the fact that artistry of design
and perfection of detail are entirely
Independent of price Foronlr,among
. WILLYS - OVERLAND,
the most expensive custom-built
can you And any aderrnate com pari
son
The new style WUlys-Knight, so
ble -for Its grace of line and hannoiuV
oua distinction of color. Is also tbo
largest and most powerful Knight-en
gined car erer offered at so low a prioe
Its big power plant brings the sUence
smoothness) eesnomy and inereaaSng
efficiency of tho potsfiteoT doubls
slesre-TaKo engbso to thousands of
motorists who until now may faar
been restrained by price akne "
INC. TOLEDO, OHIOj
' hare U'K i f ii'TflmtH hot) up from
jibe ('-iitiM- nf iin'pilicr crrnip. Tho
j 11 f-r:i y u tiihv hcaUnjf rf-mcilics.
i in IikMiii; (lis n:iiw(h d nun U-h,
lrlrl f;tt'ff. ;inl hdtLIfS of rol
I nrwl liiiUhl. 11 Iso h;in )s qtU'Ia-
t-f hr r in ion throntr. Altmu Urn
jiffilc lii'v ih" Ithirk Iiiji'Im of
' d:iiH'H- nNi:io'n, li !ihnJ th' wi-tml
t of thf fruit mm k t. roninwt
Miu 1 ply wMh pilf4 -r pur
pLHiiN. yellow ni'lrrw and
0-iI.I.TL' ill !UL'7. ilUTPUM-il lo
nrotiTid S3:'.".,'Mi't.iMjii in t!H.
"IVt-Mimil pro i i- t.y 1 11 x e h
ftnunintini to f l ;;.", -MM), ooo Qer
yvnv, find uionlciniit Ihxph on niu-tot-
vi-hit lt-H, rtmitK ' ''tr Hwrinn
Slii.'i'ifi.ft'Mt itiinmilly. r-'inalni.l nfi-
1 pr"?wniulf'jt' tin huhm-. ( .
I "Thft yir ( '.tiiH wmk wil tmtjl a
I'louti! our of thi- mot rv-Mlftit in
fc hl.-;' irj' cf. taJuiliMt nn tin r;ir
' iiv ii r. firi it wltnt-f'-f-l Uh- ftniil
p f-gi ! I't'iirnl of ih- wiir i xclfT tax of
pump- Miiix-i; p'r.iM-rn on n;w Ms-tipr
i mmtiiw.$- m
to mwJpSfa? t T
lilted
16 BEBCCTIAirS
OTHMU.-H
COACH tMi
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ROaDsTER
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m ,vT, mm&f-- - dim55
- r X XTy M a OmrM MWS: A4a
hint, sn-on n uviiiniipni nnu nif-nvw ,c.tt. Mowfvr-r. tij ni'uur wan
.of i:iint. Pink and vifkt fnturedjn-it r-tuld umt. M.i 3n, mul In
t onions. Miiion i'nmt;rit)at4s aiidiihr in.ifnt!rn w over Il'O.immi.
t coM"n ntpc- ftfio hud Ix-vn iil '; purchnT
i "All d.iy l.-nt th fhit-s ami of 'if In tin- riift five months of
J th ui.is :t''-otnp my tiN rnit-rtaln-i tuM your," tho fnjrant d-)il-r con
: -r. vrnOf-rs Mi ain Vfiflr vocr- eluded.
'ct.nl:. husky finavuii IvudtUH lu-l-i 4. .,
N.'.v 'y-inir way In t'v ir imtlvr l ' M I' Eard'd l.y many thit wip'
ink for ' ' ir m,yf,'':r 'hn -tirht-
rctor is du i't locMtion of the
spark pluirs In too rtml a pln-c?
The Hj.rtik, tnu::, Ii i'i loo Inro ii
Kip to Jump,
, Tmie CoMMAwnri Riokt Rihai Roaottu to Pott $f.SQS- tixyJinJir
. . tjitfi $i ffo. Fivt it'irt v ktth lUndmi ffyipmfnt. CoMMvjr.it Six Buiimcu
RoAO.Tf." ftlWki wAtil)$J?5t COMMANrlll SlI COUff, SOS0' CoMMASnt
b'.MHT Covrt, $145 Pnttt It theft9rj, Bumptrtmnd tfsrt tirt ttr.
AS a Straight Kight or Six, StudcbakcrJs New Commander
i out-mcasurts the finest motor cars its price range cvei
offered before. Gracefully low-nwung on its costlier double
drop frame. Comfort pioneered by Studcbaker. Safety is en
hanced by lowncfts, a non-ihatterablo windshield, a steel-cored
steering wheel, and by brakes that stroke hurtling speed to a
velvet stop. Come drive a Commander, today !
W.lht-KmH prim f. k. t,
m-Hi k cAaiw mtSmmt Ua
IniialtMMM
O. V. MYERS CO.
132 8outh Rlveraide
8TUDEBAKER DEALERS
Phon. 444
IDFmWTWIF
TREICHLER MOTORS, INC. ,
30 North Holly Phone 615