-ENGLISH II
CONCERN LURES!
SAM GOLDWYN1
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yrF,Tronr itxn, trttvitnt, stedford, 'ok.ec; on. tiihay,-may in. hgq.q
isiltlxh film coiuTin, hut ri oiil ft- j
num-iei-s uulsidp the film husm. !
whuso names a,c m ,is,.:K,.,
The Ami-ili-ai, pi odiuti- Has luu't-il i
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ly flutiiT.ii." f
'The Mail -Mvpri-siMitial ilw imll
tli'lit as sMsnlrii-nm of the nUvrrcl
loition of the IlLltixh film lilu.-i
try which, it ,1,1,1, WU1, f,iin:. ynH,, '
Kround hfnoath lu lert wilh il,,-i
Introduction ..f i. lalkio.s, and has!
assumed enormous InipoilalH l- In
,iu inn, M.untlun.
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LAZZLE SUN WILL
Daily Meteorological Report
Invited to Head Giant Out
fit Would Sell, Holly-j
wood Plant Stars Nlay j
Follow Producer Across!
Atlantic,; Is Report.
LONDON, May HJ. fyp, The
Dully Mull today envisages a giant
Hrltlah motion .-picture, concern,
heuded by Bumuol Goldwyn, Amor,
icun producer, and bucked by am
plo cupltul.
The paper made announcement
that Goldwyn had been Invited by
English financiers to head the new :
concern, and said that Mr. Gold
wyn." In answer to the Mall's in
quiry, had admitted he wan seri
ously considering the offer. ; le
said, however, he would not decide
definitely until after he had re
turned to Hollywood from London.
The Mall said that If Goldwyn
accepted the Invitation it would
necessitate bis disposing of his
American -company, , studios and
various Intoreatu at Hollywood and
bringing much with which ho in
now, connected to Kngland. This
probably would entail also impor
tation of such stars as Itonald Col
man, Vilma Hanky, and others.
The offer, according to the Mail,
did not emanate from any existing
SHIRES DECORATES
BLACKBURNE OPTIC
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IINbLUBIiUMWj
SHINE !N CHICAGO
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Thursday, May Itl. (
Mcdfoid and vicinity: Kair and
mild tonbht and Friday. Decreas
ing humidity.
Oregon: Kair ami mild tonight
and tri'lay, hit cloudy and foggy
near 'o:M. Humidity below nor
mal in cast portion and decreasing
in Interior of west portion.
" ViUCAOO, May 16. t,T The
w$ld's niot powerful aerial boa
i con. brighter even than tho sun,
: ac?ordin. to lis Inventor, will be
installed at1i the new 37-story
Palmo'ive bulhllntr. Ktnai anhor--Kition
for the light was sought of
: the city council today.
' The beacon will' have a two bil
lion candlepower light and will be
visibly h.m far as aim tulles away;
Klmer Sperry, its Invent or, hus
CJ1K Alio ii At , , Promised, hp-rry nn orrorod to
A,. o, ' ,,'l. y vV ' donatu tho Iti'ttcon In honor of (.'nl.
hov li ' f NS1l"U 8ox '' I A. I,lndl,orKh, and It will
M i,fB " n.1 flKl" Wi,h 1 "" "'"" ' "I"1-
bl. l? ,T,'' l'e"" 1!llu'k- """ tl-o liKhl. which Is
tordnv'i" 16 ,' ""U" "' ' ''-i" const,-., cod In his factory a.
with M?,f i eal"ll',",0,uir forth-jnmokiyn, x. V.. will cost $lo,).ot,n
"tor iood"e 1 " ;',K 1",sel,:"1 ' and will ho brighter than ,h sun.
school to nl,in T.. . ! At mmn " lnt' ''"Khtost day in
Hla,.i-i, , . , , . "' ! I'hlcnKO the sun's rayn have boon
S formed with a ,11s- colnlm.ed at 00 candlepower per
colored eye and a cut 'onr nib f . ....
the, altercation like the- seasoned
cumiiaiKner tie is and aniiounc-ed:
'It was just one of those thinss
that had to happen sooner .' or
later.
The manager added- that since
Shires is under contract with the
w nite box Ins further legal educn
Local Data
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BROKERS IRKED
BYFLUCIill
IN MONEY RATE
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! NKW YORK. Mav It). iJF The
Temperature (degrees) 73 -41
Highest (last 12 hours) 83 73
Lowest (hist 12 hours) 3D 40
Hel. humidity 7loret.) L'U SI
Precipitation tinches).. 0 0
Slate of weather Cloudy Clear
- Lowest temperature this morn
ing 4 0 ileBiVes.
-Total precipitation since Sept.' 1,
I J n.xti 'inches.
Sunset today. 7:i!5 p. m.
Sunrise Friday, 4:4S a. m.
Sutinet Friday, t. m.
Observations taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
W..LU mm u cut 'ear, io.-k ' acti ,un.,..
surface. The beacon will reKister
1,000 candlepower per square mil
limeter. Sparrex caid. , '
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore..' May
J reservation officec, because he is
.. ... iuuiici il-j,ui cuuni-r iou strict is sougui ov a number
Hon will be delayed, at least tent- j of residents or Chlloquin. reserva
porarily. j tfr,n centei'. Letlors iave b?en
'He is still the properly of the sent to state and fedora I atithxri
club." lilackburne said, "and will ! ties complaining of the officer's
remain so., but in what capacity I i activities. Hogora was responsible
don't know. If Shires gets on the for the closing down of nil giimb
right track he will ho reinstated j lins games in Chiloiiuin recbnllv.
and given another chance to pi a ke and has vlt;l!antlv patrolled the citv
the grade." !t i.rnra..( ,.. ..r ,,r k
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Regardless of Price
Government figures show the gain of Lucky Strike to be
greater than the combined increase of all other cigarettes.
The public will be served and this is proof, indeed, that
regardless of price, you actually gel more in Lucky Strike
than any other cigarette can offer. Its perfect blend of line
; tobaccos gives pure smoking delight. Its exclusive, secret
toasting process guarantees the tobaccos free from irritants
and impurities and, in the opinion of 20,679$ physicians,
makes Lucky Strike less irritating than other cigarettes.
c figures qnotcl
liavn been checked'
nnd certified to by
IYI1K AMI, ItOSS
BHDS. AND MONT
GOMERY, Account
ants and Auditors.
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Linker City
Itisniarck
Boise
Denver
Ues Moines
Fresno
Helena
Los AliKeles .....
Marsh field
l'hoenlx
Portland
Hod muff
Riuii-liut'k'
.Salt l,ako t'lly..
Sun Krancisco..
Santa Fe
Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla ....
Winnipeg 0
US
62
76
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72
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5S
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7-1
IV
110
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64
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42
30
111
42
30
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44
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70
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40
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62
4-1
48
60
60
34
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
1. Cdy.
tMoudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
1'. Cdy.
I'.-Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
V. Cdy.
Icfnj-lr i,.ii-L-.i tiii-,,,1,1 ,m,i,iinllv
(iinnintl today, break inn sharply r.t !
Mi s openitm when the call money
rate was tixed at 14 per cent and
,then rullyiui; in spectacular fashion
when the uiouey rate dropped to
!lU and loans were offered lii the
j "out side" niurliet as low as S pur
I cent. The wide fluctuations In
money rates aroused widespread
criticism uinnuK brokers and stock
trader who wore at a loss to un
derstand why 11 por cent should
bo churned on loans at 10: St) u. m.
and llien have funds (To, beHKitiK
less Hum two hours later at i0 per
cent.
Hull operations raised some rtt
the public utilities to new peaks In
the hist hour ami with them went
1 several specialties. Hurioutjs Add
I iiijf Machine crossed 300 for the
j first time for a piin of I I points,
i Sparks-Withiiifcton uained nearly
ill points, also to n new lliull.
Detroit Kdison duplieated its old
high of 260 and there were mate-
norK-vtnrner nnu Hawaiian -oicani-shlp.
The closing was stron. Sales
approximated 3,000,000 shares.
LINES . . THAT TDLIi YOU WHAT'S
o i .vji: jwi:.t tji the no on
A body vi'th lines that are swjft, sure". . . perfectly and elTortlessly adapted to itt purpose without
tricks or self-conscious ornamentations. These Flying Clouds smart as they appear to the eye are
more than the expression of a mode. They are an expression of the fine balance of design and tense
cf craftsmanship on which Feo built its first reputation.
That a Beo can out-perform any car in its class has long been taken for
granted. You must go to cars in the highest price-brackets to find & car so !
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Meteorologist,
Wuttraitxi U ihm 5-Puiiijw porl twKLin modrl Jto fTylng (loud iba BUsur,
SLIGHT DECLINE
rOUTLAND, Ore., May 1(1. !')
J'Ikkm had a Hliuht decline todav.
Standard fir.stH dropped one cint
to 2X, ami current receipts one cent
to 27. At her grades were un
changed. I in Iter was stationary.
Poultry, fresh ineat.s, fruits and
vegetables were steady.
FOR HOMES TOUR j the mm j
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LANSINOj MICHIGAN J .
8 A. L. W
FLY! NO
versatile in performance, s,o dependable mechanically, so
wholly pleasant Jo drive . , , And there is no car that will
outlast a Fkeo.
iVotr you can have a Reo Flying Cloud at a lower
price than ever before.
RO MOTOR CAR CO.
CLOUDS
Rfo Fljrinj Cloudi are priced at tht factor) as ouWi:,
5-Piwner Sedan, JI395. Sporl.JH95i Mer 11745.
Sport S 1 8 70: Cr of ihe Month $1970. 2-Puwnger Coup
(1175, Sport J1475. 2-4-P,enger Coupe 11395. Sport
i 1 495: Mer i 1 625. Sport (1 750. 5-Pi,ienierBroushem.
Mener JI595. Sport J1720. I-Peuenger Viaoeit, Miner
J 1 695, Sport J 1 820. Roiditer, Meiter 1 1 5. Spon i 1 8 1 0.
I MVnr rrcsiden., : ; 1
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Incorporated i
1929, 1
The American g
It s toasted jmm K
. N2 Cough, iglSibl
To maintain a flt " .
Blender figure, WS . -;",'' t'VPM
no one can tfiP'-''" -' - ',""'s ' '-V-'C'
' deny the truth ' 'l,;'
of the advice: tt. t
"REACH FOR A ft 13g
LUCKY INSTEAD ,MCl
OF A SWEET." 1 'fSS Sftm 1
Tlie home study tour, which is
held iuder the direction of Mabel
('. Mack, ho me demonstration
agent, with Ujo cooperation of the
county homo economic executive
committee, tho local better homes
chairmen, the (1 router Medford
club ami tho Oranges, Ih scheduled
for tomorrow. Tho tour begins at
a;30 at tho It. A. Klinplcr home,
two miles, south of Ashland. Jlas
kel lupch at noon at the.vVoinnn'V
building, fair grounds. During the
lunch hour there will be short ad
dresses by Mrs. Jessie D. Mct.'omh,
state home demonstration leader
and Carmen .10. Mell, pastor of the
liit Christian church.
It is urged that all who can will
attend.
POHTLAND. Ore.,' May I C. iV)
IH'TTKH Sleaily. iim hanKed.
1C(T(.iS Stanilard firsis and ciir
renj receipts, cent lower. Portland
Dairy Mxchange (ue basis): Kresh
standardH, exti-as, 2!)c; fresh stand
ard firsts, 2Sc; fresh medium ex
tras,(li7c; fresh medium firsts, 2 fie;
eurvenl rceeipls, "J7c. Prices iu re
tailers 1 lo He over exchange prices.
,' A1 pyUl't 4 ' 1,011 St. 4JolJi.tj.es,
woolL nTitsr bay,' eiwearii' biu k .arid
and unchanged. t
O.V.MYERS CO.
132 So. Riverside'
Phone 464
liop.ij H(o:nly .
NEXT SATURDAY EVE
T"n11ou-lnir tho HiiceeMM of the
opening party last Saturday night.
ine liiirgi'oiinoK pavilion win num
m.lhi... rlfinoliif utirlv niv7 KnlllP-
day, with music again furnished
by K I oca Id a I niperia i orcnesi rn .
Dances will bo eontinucd until
some time next month, according
In present plans.
The large pavlljon nnu noi neen
i,. ulncn liiwt vein- and its an
mini reopening is welcomed ,b.V
the many Medrord atui souuiern
-.....',, dtinret-M n. larce crowd
of whom were present the open
ing night. Tne nan is oemg
ratcd by Luke Kincald. who has
elosed down his Kagle Jloint and
inn rliinri'H and bv A. W.
wnliter. who has discontinued his
dancea in mis my !
time. Lunch, as usual, wm ue
wrved at midnight.
I Livestock.
POltTLANl), ore.. May 1 (P)
" CATTLM AND l'A LV'KS tjtlol
ably steady; no -receipts.
HOOK Steady; receipts, !I0 on
contract.
SMKKP AND LA M IIS Steady;
r'C(;lpt' 1050. iiiIuding i7"i on con
traei. .'
Ion systems jtrovlili lilgh pressure
lubrication and ore so umaHliuply
siinnle in detail that a child can
luibleislHHd their mode of opera
tion. All that the car owner has
to do Is drive his car to an Alemlte
station Jit the end of every .1.00
miles and operators do tho rest.
Specially developed Alemito lubi'i
cants are recommended for use In
the systems to ussuro their best
peralion and to protect against
tin inefficiency of cheap greases.
The feature of recording In a book
the lubrleiiling service ijfven each
San rrarieifro Ituttcrfal.
SAX KItANCISCO, May 1 C (rTi
lutterfat, f.o.b. San Krancisco, 50c.
L1
NECESSARY TO LIFE
OF EVERY CAR
t;at also belongs to the Alemito
syftenis. This- in known aa Jlccortl
ed Aleintte Service.
"The Alemito" ayHleiiiH . we'rd'iltf-T
veloped several years ago and in
I !U H hecamo tho standard Installa
tion on 5 per cent of all cara
manufactured." '
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HANKOW. China, May ,16. W).
Atlvlces received at Hunkoxy ,lo-.
day reported tho -roleaso .by ban-,
dila of tho Itev. Harry A. Sehwen
dener of Chicago, u missionary
for the Christian and Missionary
alliance. ' Y
The; advleea
stated that Mr.
SHtwendtmer und.thq. Rev. EdjffHt'
iniux oi uoono, xowa, wno wcru
kidnaped on April 23 near Buiiff'
tao, Kcwichow, woro held' captlvf
In a cave whero they were tor
lured.' - A ransom of $25,000 Me
icon was demanded. Whon this
was not forthcoming Mr. Truax
was releaaed on "April 29 and was
-Instructed to obtain $600 Mexi
can, wncn- xtMH niso was noi
Corthcomlng Mr. Hchwcndencr was
released nn May, 13. '
NyvELECTRIPY FOR BETTER LIVING
Want efl Tw.enty-ftve boys be
tween the ages of nine and twelve
in join Lie ltlaek Mohawk Tribe.
Friday night, May 17th at 7
o'clock. All buys between these
ages who do not altend any Kun
ilny school In tho city are Invited
to come and share the fun with
our boys. This Is tlie regular
monthly social of, tho Junior de
partment and, the hoys and girls
will have an evening full of fun.
Mrs. Kly will he in charge and will
m'c to it mat tnerc win oe nuinuiK
Picking In the way of entertain
ment. And then eats, of courne:
PLACED !N HI HALL
Two laige ph'tures wre placed
fn tho Senior Study hall at 1h
high sehool this noon, one of the
j foot bft II letter men, and the other
of the basketball lettei men.
Ilesides the members of the
fnutbHll fiuad who won their let
ters last fall, there a picture
of Kd lleimes. business mansKer
of the hitch school, and one of
Prink Callison, the faftnous conch.
Along with the picture of the
I'lght lettermen of the bHsfcutball
"Miad. there is a portrait of Prink,
and in th ceniT a picture of the
large trophy won at the st:ite
t.jis ket ball tourna merit .
"A way' has been found lo in-ci'iiar-ft
the Ira do-iu vn luc of imi-h
approximately 1 1) per cent, to
make tho resale ol' used curs easier
and to tti ke the whole iwed car J
problem out of the pig in the bug
elsiKH, ' says a lubricant expert.
"Tills is done by menus of a re
corded lubrication service that
gives car owners a, book in which
It records exactly what has been
done to the car and when !t has
been done. That means that when
a ear Is offered for sale (he owner
can show the prospective, buyer a
written record of Just what pant
(ue he has given the car In tin
way of lubrication.
"Of all things to know In buying
a used car the most important Is
that of past lubrication. A car that
bus not had proper lubrication will
give less than a third of the ser
vice that will be given by a car
that has been properly and syslc-mr"-flv
lubricated.
"Take two cars new, Identically
Ihe same, delivered on the saine
day, One will give ao.ooo miles of
service and constant repiiir bills,
Tlie other will give too.ouo miles
of service and remarkably few re
pair bills. And when tlie tiade-ln
time comes, one may be worth
hundreds of dollars more than the
other.
"Aleinlc hlch pressure lubiica-
ijjL.
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.RE YOU A SYMPATHETIC,
UNDERSTANDING MOTHER, or
are you doing aLWhehanS work of housekeep
ing,, leaving your vitality and spirits so low
that you haven't strength left for such
a minor tragedy as a doll losing an arm? ., . . ,
A tired mother can seldom be
a patient, understanding mother. v
When drudgery has sapped her ; -
vitality she must fail somewhere ;
in the time and thought she can
give to her family.
The wise, modern mother lets
electric servants do the hardest
tasks at a cost of only a few
cents aday and saves her pre
cious time and strength for
higher things.
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Th ntJirn titetrie imwtr
iU$ all Ibt hard wrk
nd tffUinltlj.
The California Oregon Power Company