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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OTCEGQy. SUNDAY, MAT '2S, H929.
At Rialto Theatre Today
I yy (ZDs ' 2! tl-:-
At Hunt's Craterian Today
R.5aa.
' Scene from THE POWER. OF TH PRESS ' ;
A picture that even a voteron reporter on a metropolitan flatly.
nowsDHDerman. accustom oil to!The diatrlot attorney Ih kllM JuhI
stark. realism, claims to be one of
before election unci Roger hhcuiuh
, Hvliloficn which Inrrirninuttt.s the-
the most vivid human dramas that 'daughter of one of thu ramlliliiteH
ho ever witnessed, is "The Power tor mayor. - '
of 'he rcs8('f at the Rialto theatre Jubyna Rulwtnn, as the girl, given
today. ' ' ' 'one of the flnent (lelincatluns of
u.win Rogers, ably portrayed by!hr career. Mildred Huti-Ik, iim
Douglas' Fairbanks, Jr., Is a cub1 given an untisuut performance.
RUSSIAN LEAGUE
GAINS IN BATTLE
L
MOSCOW m Forty million
buckets of vodka were ; consumed
by Russians in 1928 as against
twenty millions in 1926, accord
ing to statistics prepared by the
A ntl-Alcohol Rociety. '
Last year the population of Rus
sia spent 9750,000,000 on- vaOko
and other alcoholic drinks. Alco
holism in Russia turns out an ov
erage of 30,00 psychopathic cases
every year. ..
The Anti-Alcohol Rociety, which
was organised a year ago, now has
more than 100,0410 iminibern. Due
to agitation carried on bv tho fo
clety, Muscovites spent $2,000,000
less on, .vodka, in the first three
months. of the current yoar than
In tho Kama, period of 1928. .
: The ho duty aso has been credit
ed with Inducing the government
to re.ducfl . the plan of vodka prl
New Mrquette
Makes Appearance.
Saturday, Jane 1
The Eulck' Motor Company will
put on the market next month, a
new six, known as the Marquette.
This car Is dosigned by Quick
engineers' and built in their fac
tories. They will be graced by
WASHINGTON. OP) Clusters of I
loose' blOHKoms strewn over the
graves and artistic sprays and-bou-
quota will supplant the old sot I
pieces of harps and flogs of former j
Yfars at Arllngcon National ceme-.
(cry on Memorial day.
Florists say the public taste in
floral tributes Is changing, Now
beautiful Arlington Is blanketed on
Memorial day with snowy peonies
and glowing rowes and - gladioli.
The flowers rest softly, carelessly
on tho graves of those of high or
low rank. )
Onu leading florist annually
ral.HCK 40,000 peonU'H for use May
30. 'Most of thorn go toj the great
national cemetery on the Potomac,
Nowhere in the country are so
many, men of renown at rest.
Private and official automobiles
laden with floral tributes fill the
road leading to tho majestic city
of the dead. Airplanes move about
the beautiful tree covered slopes.
The most imposing trlbtues are
at the tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier. Yet even hero spruys and
loose bouquets of flowers are sup-
planting the set pieces which often
were placed on the tomb a few
years ago.
One leading Washington florist
supplies between 400 and 500
sprays and bouquets, averaging
about 110, apiece in price, for Ar
lington cemvtery Memorial day.
Tho only elaborate set piece or
dered annually from this florist is
a hugo aBtar which Is the tribute
of the." Gold, Star Mothers 'of
America. -
Nobody knows who leaves most
of the Memorial day flowers at
Arlington or why they are left on
certain graves more than others.
There is a well worn path leading
to the' hill top where Admiral
Fischer bodies, woll batunccd and Peary and Floyd Bennett rest.
poised and standarad In pcrfor
manco. The cars will be shown
first In Medford on Saturday June
1st, by the Rcherer Motor 'o., lo
cal Buick dealers. V
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First Indication ! ',
Pontiac Is Style
"It's style Is the first indication
of it's big car iiunllties," says the
head lines of the Pontiac Big 0
ad. In this Issue and then' It con
tinues, "One look at the Pontiac
and you know that here Is some
thing different in loW priced mo
tor, car., iit-' has proportions, rak-
MET RAY GAS
"economist of the preserd day
aro remarking more and more on
the very evident trend'-of modern
contH and Hulling price' ' and ' lm
liimlncuH towni-da a reduction of
tirovemoiit of product, bo(i devel
oped ; through, a. program . of In
ereane Jn yolumo of bUHlncHtj," iiayH
Mr. V, 1.' I'owelH, district mannger
ofof the General J'etroleum Cor
poration of California,: In -discus
ulpn of the recent radical change
gasoline markots ot the Pacific
Coast. .'-
."There Is need of pointing nut
the rnpld steps that have been
taken In tho .automotive industry
along the. lines of Improved motor
design. The fundamental princi
ples of Internal combustion of the
t, 000. 000 passenger cars on the
1 1 Bh ways of the United Htates, less
than a third even approach the
high compression type nnd that
menus that the refiner of today's
motor fuel must manufneturo n
product thnt will function equally
well in either a high or low com
pression motor. It Is equally evi
dent thnt If he can develop a fuol
that will ammor tho' needs of not
only drivers of high compression
motors, but of any type of engine
found in use today, tho manufac
turer should next bend his efforts
toward putting Ills product on the
nuiret at nor eira cost' to' the
public."- ' ',''". ' ' ' '
"Through the use of highly se
lected Wostern crude nils and an
exclusive ..refining system, the
General Petroleum Corporation
has . been able to accomplish this
very tiling in Vhei maretlng of rts
nntl-knock fuol. Violet Ray Gas
oline.' Our process enable us to
develops entirely through runn
ing technique and without the ad
dition of any Injurious compounds
un entirely efficient modern anti
knock fuel, To protect the public
ngalnst misrepresentation and as
n guaranty of purity, we have col
ored thla product with an Identi
fying violet color."
-, ':.
Hreedlng hogs should he fed with
the Idea of building up. a frame to
support the body for several yenra
rather than , for eight or nine
months. Thus a higher percentage
of protein and mineral feeds must
be given to breeders, and they
should have the run of good pas
ture. Corn In quantities equal to
one-fourth of the ration, shorts or
middlings,, a little fish meal or
tankage, should be supplied with
pasture, Hklm milk or buttermilk
Is good, l.lght-welght out never
. should be fed.
will tell you the rest.
Ish llnca and stylo of a fine uulo-
iuctioif for the ourront year from niOMHr. and this I only l!ie first
fortv.si. m iiiirtv.six million hi...k. Indication of It's many splendid
ctsand the beeKibrewlng plan by ,bl" 0B1" values."
tcr percent Th Sanderson 'Motor Company
Thf Society orgunlied In SO.cltles
of (he Soviet Union aiill-alcohnla
demonstrations ;in Which some
2SO.01IU ohlldrcn too part. The
children paraded before factory
gates on pay-day with banners ap
peals to parents no quit drlntng
lor the HAe of their children.
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Their resting places always are
masses of flowers on May 30.
day fragrant blossoms are
heaped around tho cold grey bases
of Imposing monument to Kcn
erals. They blanket the modest
last, resting, places of the heroes
of the Maine, where the little white
headstones are as alike as the uni
forms of the . sailors who jwent
doyn In . Havana harbor many
years ago . .
HIIDAP12ST (fl) Two, of Hun
gary's largest gypsy tribes, the
Yoschlgen and the Kumnnen, have
Jlled suit against the royal House
of llapsburg for (10,000,000. Tho
nomads charge that Kmperor Leo
pold .In. 1702" expropriated tholr
lands '''without giving any com
pensation. , '
4n onyx quarry has been opened
nenr Custer, H. D. It is believed
to be tho largest deposit on the
continent.
I tho edges of tho (aland, and have
; plunged over the cliffs in groat
Niagaras of fire. One such flow
i In 180 made straight for Hilo and,
congealed when Its front was only ..
a few hundred feet from the edge
I of the town
Coming Attractions
from tho fact that ho drlvos hU
stokers with a figurative whip.
Of an elemental type who yet has
shrewd Intelligence, he Is drawn
. . ! , , ; into a net of international mys-
, . itery In which the leading, figure
'i'"'" "-" ...... ,s n Birl of Kreat beamy. . ;
Mclnglan Is starred, will bring. ,,, u'lnrinr auiieara as the
The Island of Hawaii constantly to the screen of the Rialto theater , .' ' The supporting cast In-
j Is shaken by earthquake caused ; tomorrow a ; romantic drama in i ciu(ea Arthur Stone. Jane WlnUin,
I by the volcanic disturbances be- which the Captain Klagg of "What . c.lydc rjooit. - ,. .
j neath Its surface. It Is on the tree-1 Prico Glory?" gives another splen-; r ' '
. ord of these quakea. combined wth ' did ehanwterlxation. ''' Washington afate college ls the : I
I the waxing and waning of the lava i McLaglen has the title role and first land grant college to be
I pits in KUauca ond Mauna 1-oa. I to be seen as the fifth engineer ; granted a charter Dy ' Phi Beta
'that Dr. Jnggur buses hlw predic-"-of an ocean liner, a hard-boiled Kappa, honorary scholastic frater-,
i tlnos of future eruptions. -V - seaman, whose sobriquet comes, nlty, which is 153 -years "Id-
niirn rtnnlonovn comes as a star liaison ends In the boy's suicide.
today to Hunt's Craterian, appear-(The yo'ing brother of the woman's
ing In '.'A Dangerous Woman." Jhusban'l comes to the place, and
talking picture. tne siren rasicns on mm nui me
Miss Haclanovii appears as a j husband discovers her perfidy.
Russian woman married to un KupportlnK the star are Olive
EnKllshmnn. and living with him Brook as the husband; Leslie Ken-
In the Jungle country of Africa. ton as the boy and Nell Hamilton
Mh tiros of the deadly monotony 'us the husband. Clyde Cook and
and has an affair with one'of me Snitx Kilwards furnish tho comedy
young men at the station. 'I lie relief.
I
VOLCANO ERUPTS
IT
WASHINGTON. WM a u n a
Loa, which straddles Motlher Na
ture's smoldcrlni? cauldron on the
Islund of Hawaii, Is tho most in- 'Juuea 'to the east and Mauna Loa
tractable of the two island vol
weather prt'dietons.
AlthmtMh all t'h e Hawaiian
islands are the products of vol
ea nic a o 1 1 o n . K I In u oa an d M sr u na
Loa aro tho only fietlvo vents left.
The island nf Hawaii really is still
In the process of beins built.
L'lidcrneath Hawaii, apparently.
Is a tremendous stream of up
pressinK lava. First, the parent
stream built 13.800-fuot Mauna
Kea In the northern part of the
inland, then abandoned It, presum
ably because of the nack pressure.
Next, 8 2 5U -foot Hualalal was
built to the west, and abandoned.
Now tho stream makes itself
known simultaneously thrcUBh Ki
canoes, one of which is predicted
to erupt within 18 months.
KUauea, tho other .smoking
mountain, also Is located on Ha
waii, 200 miles southeast of Hono
lulu. Fron his home on tho. brink of
KUauea, where he observes the
hannhiK moods of the votohno; Dr.3lm 'down Us 8!wl,e3'
Thomas A. JaKKar, volcanolcglst,
has sent word that his studies leads
him to believe that one of tho two
mountains will emit destruction
within a year and a half. Thus the
forecast of volcanic eruptions has
eome to take Its place beside
near the center of the Island.
KUauea really is. a part of the
if lank of Mauna Joa, which rises
yftOO ,fet above It. To tho higher
'Vent,1 apparently, leads one of the
f chief channels of molten matter.
t Kreqnently the liquid material has
"Woken through tho shoulders of
the mountain ant sent a river of
On il number of occasions the
Iriows of molten rock have reached
is tbe first indication
of its big ear qualifies
- One look at the New Pontiac Big Six and you know
that here, is something different in low-priced motor
cars. It has the proportions, the rakish lines and the
style of a fine big automobile. And this is only the
first indication of its many splendid big car qualities.
P'fcea $745 to $895, f. o. t. Pontiac. Michigan, pluM delivery charge: Bumper, spring covra
and Lovejoy Mhock abMoruerm regular equipment at Blight extra cuet, Ceneral Motor Time
Payment flan available at minimum rate, ,
Consider the delivered price as well as the list price when comparing automo
bile vulues ,
, Oukluud-Ponliuo delivered prices Include only reasunuble
charges for delivery aud finuuclng.
TUB
PIIODUCT OP
CE.NLHAL MOTORS
HIKE
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745 r
AND CP
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SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
SOUTH BARTLETT AND 8th STS.
PHONE 1385
A SIGN OF
QUAlITYfflVALUE
to thousands of satisfied ,
USED CAR BUYERS
- EwmtUt Yr4r,tpTlttf
w, at these Out
LOOK standing Used
"VV Car Values
12S CllKVIlOt.KT COUl'K
10.0110 tulloH. Perfnct Insula nnd
out. I1S6 UoiMi. (i. M. A. C. terms.
, 1937 CnBVROL.KT COl'I'K
New riibbnr. lluinpors: rerinlshert
complotely overhauled; 150 down.
1926 C11EV. UVNDKAU SBDAM
Coed tires, mochlnaclly O. K., $15n
down. 0. Al. A. C. tennn.
120 CI1KV1101.ET COACI1
Roflnlsbed. . Ootid tires, bumpers;
$1 10 duwn. ti. M. A. C. terms.
Several low prlco 0en and closed
models ready to go.
' satK . V
vMolor f
yHrnjiAtor (
v Rair Axle Y
VTranmtionB ft
BvStftrHntl 1 V
Big Silver Meet Sale
Continued One Week
This Red Tag
"with an OK that Counts"
' is Your Assurance of
Honest Used Car Values
You can havo pcrfccfVonfuicnco
In your purchnsc of a vscd tnr
that has attached to its radiator
cap the Chevrolet red "O. K. that
Counts" tag. This taft, used exclu
sively by Chevrolet dealers, la
attached only to cars that havo
been thoroughly rccort'iticncd
nnd checked "O. K." by expert
Chevrolet mechanics. To thou
sands of satisfied used car buyers
It has proved a sign of ou tstant! inji
quality and value. We now have
on hand n vtlde selection of these
fine "O. K." used cars prieM foi
quick sale. Come In today.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
112 South Riverside Phono 150
M I ' m 'ii I ' -I
HF.HF.'S ONE of llic Silver Fleet Pilots demonstrating the fainuiis
(.oodrlrh ilinge-(.cDter Iread. All tooilneh 1 ires are two-miy
toughenet ly the water cure proceM and built from BtrMch
matched cords, heavily rubberized. This (jives you a safety grip
and remarkable mileage. Let us demonstrate these tires tnr you.
You Can Still Trade In Your
Old Tires for Real Money
. ...
Great Public .Interest Reason for '
Prolonging Sale, Local Dealer Says
We expected interest! We an
ticipated crowds.
But we must admit we didn't
believe it possible for the Silver
Fleet to create the excitement and
enthusiasm that its brief stay
brought forth 1
So, to take care of all our friends
... all car owners who have not
yet had the opportunity to benefit
by our Silver Fleet trade-in sale
. . . the bin celebration sale must
continue for another week.
For 7 more days you can trade
in your tires as you would your
car . , , turn doubtful mileage on
old tires into rcnl money on sharp
new rubber.
Come in and let us point out
how economical ... how simple
... it is to buy sound, new tires
jugt like those, the Fleet meg, dur-.-ing
our celebration trade-in salel '
On yourcarareoldcasings...five
thousand, ten thousand . . . maybe '
more miles on them. Perhaps the
treads are wearing smooth . V . '
Perhaps injuries or small cuts .'
have begun to weaken them
Possibly they have already be- '
gun to cost you money in repairs.
Don't Put It Off!
yc have a market for such old
tires. We can recondition and sell '
them for use where long service
isn't as important as it is to you.
So why-hesitate?
Come in . . . nowl Avoid trou
ble by getting new rubber for old.
Goodrich Silvertowns t&
THREE GOODRICH TIRES.
See these tires In onr store. ..the
new Cavalier, the famous Silver
town, and Silvrrtown De Luxe.
LEWIS'
ARGEST
. Eighth and Front
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P. B. LOWD, Manager
Phone 1300