Medford mail tribune., July 23, 1929, Image 10

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HrFPFORD MATL TRTBtTNT!, TvlEDFORn, OlMTiOX. TI'KSn.VY. JULY
New Nole of Pomona and
Subordinate Grange Chapters
Given by Official Reporters
1
GrmiKO Oalrnilar.
'V i r m mis J - i
..i.- .. i. 1'i.ni'i.t.iv .lulv I'oninnti (Irnnciv
T V IVl lv ........ , - l,.l,l n,
IV II Till U WCII 11IIV" m.nnv
Ik-ally nil put up. Vny ft"W farm
on! will bp IhrpuhlnR lirl t Natur
luy. Thi mom Imporinnt duly you
luivo lo ilo till, wook la t ntlonil
llrlim yomr ruin
flMC mm Ql IITl Outs Keeler's GolfBag
urn. itiuiil uuii
ADDED ID WOE
July
26, 8 p. 111.
Ja.ksonvlllo Friday.
li, p. m.
Pummiii IIihiiko Saturday,
T'fitnnnn (Irittia dourpo oim-
4. foniHl. Saturday, July
P. ni.. Willi I-lvo Onka
'(i range lit Hokuo Hlvor.
may ull ilay. You will 1 wx-ll r
paid for your time. Don't lay
lawny Iiwhiibo you llilnk Ino or
July ST, 10 a. tn.. Willi l.ivo Hirer iiei.pi, ..... .....
Oak ClrariKO. llocuo Ulver. miwt of the thru.. We nmlotalan.1
11(1 1 1110 niHUUT in nw.im -
fori'O purllamenlury rulo. Hi you
will not a rhani'o lo nay what you
have to nay.
Till" drcreo work of Pomona will
bo put on In tho evening at the
niiiiio plueo. Wo ciiK-it to have r.
lai-Ko claw Join thi l'oinona. Jf
you nro not a Pomona member,
we expect you tfc. be one of thia
ela9. It 18 woulh E"IB many
mllea to seo thla beautiful decree
put on by the Jarliion County Po
mona decree team. It will be far
more beautiful ami effective tills
time than It wn the last time. iiw
they havo much additional equip
ment. tJrnncer. meet ua at Uocuc Riv
er. Saturday, July .27. at 10 In tho
mornlnc- '
Tho marketing committee of the
Pomona UranBO eowslMa ofx th
I'halrman of each lUbarulnato
OF SCHILLING
i
non-rtt-tlilnu.
: i , tinrnpo Mikio.
In rsonii.'l. .unity; In
Kciitlals. liberty; I"
chanty.
sih.v.
Oh, to be rich, tho young man
boldly prayed!
And cet )H firm foot on tho crowd
ed atalr:
Now nwlftly rllmblnc, then Bln
delayed.
Hut never routine In an eaay chair;
At lenctll ho reached thut duty.
Iiroatlilcsa air
We call mioersa, where never mor-
tnl stayed
Content but hlchor yet mint do lr BP mrkctlni: conmnlttro.
and dare. Tn0 following members coinno.n
Or else must lose the stako for , tlp rtlnnnR legislative committee:
which ho played. Coo. Hilton. Jr.. Claua Charley. J.
I 15. ltowen. 11. V. Sparkst and Geo.
Onward he pushed and ncoi nlnit j jUi-Ilonoueh.
a he pasned I e expect to hav an Intorest-
Hvery Ideal and aim except hit inf, r0,lort from the eomnrlttee on
own, 'education, of which Mrs. A. T. La-
Aa with an iron win ana urutai
ni reus
All weak eompelltora nalde he cast,
lie touched hU aordld coal with
wreekape atrewn.
Lost, and defeated by hi. own uc-
ces, John Albee.
By 4). II. Kcelor. . . fnmi the tee, but the American
It la piis-ilhlo you may remember wlinlied an Iron bbot 2UU yards to
that early thla year I called attcn- the creen. and the ball finished
! (It'll to the Turnesa hrolhera. tile 'just a dozen feet past the pip.
Three Miifketeera of lirofeaalnnnl I This apiiarently .shook the Knj
Kolf. with tho aUKCCStlon that It'lishniali aomewllat. and lilK own
' waa llrother Joe who looked llko
rarryliiB furthest tho banner of tho
younc Italian-American.
i i T - n- a.-l 1 Anil it was urinner .ioe wno was
heCjUeSl lOr IWU TCI Otl llj picked on (he American liyder Cui .iiu.re.
Cut of Boxer's Earnings
Filed By Man Who Intro
duced Herr Max to One of
Many Managers.
.second went into a bad place In u
hunkor at the rij;ht of tho fci-oen.
Hi failed to (jet our at the first'
attempt, und the lonu match was 1
throp Is chtilrman.
KiirIo l'o4nt (rnnj:o.
The Kaple Toint Oran-ce held iti
recular biicine meetinir last Tues
day. July 16. with a Rood attend
ance of our own menilrrw and r
Irtrne dotcfiHtion from lake Creek
OianRe.
After the routine tuslness. the
third and fourth deRreea were con
ferred on a class by the UW Creek
d-Rree team.
NKW YOHIC. July 23 t.At The
fistic nub-dlvlKion known us Max
SchinelluR had one more, worry on
ht hands tudny. Already over hla
head In vn enta nulemenlH. the
Herman heavy weight dincovered
that someone else had brought
Nutt for a portion of Herr Max's
rlne earniiiKS In the I'nited States.
The chances are that Max won t
worry over-much on tho theory
(hut one more suit nmonK so many
hardly matters.
Thu Inte-st claim on SchmclinB's
purse came in tho form of a suit,
brought by one Frederick Klrsch,
nskini; fof two percent of Maxa
earniiiKs. Klrsch. a quondam
friend of SchinelliiK and Arthur
Buelow, the boxers repudiated
mannK,i, filed an order signed by
Supremo Court Justice William
Black. reiilrinc the Madison
Squar Corporation and Charlie
Rose, another of Schinellnjt's many
managers, to show cause today
why a receiver should not be ap
pointed to take over two percent
of the boxer's earnings In hi vic
tory over l'aullno Vrcudun.
Klrsch said he had Introduced
Schmellnff and Ueulow to Hose
and that (tuelow has assigned 10
percent of iSchmeling's earnings to
Hose who. In turn, gave S percent
of this to Kirsch.
All was srene until Joe Jacobs.
team or homeireii professionals J Joiiy now weinea-oesneraie anu
which played In Britain, nnd It was 1 In two prodigious wallops actually
Brother Joe who became the first ! planted the ball .on the preen of
American to win the Thousand j the long first hole, the 3Jth of tho
Cuineas tournament given annually i battle, traveling f00 yards In two
by the Vor'shiro Kvenlng Newa at ! pukesi tho ball ending 5 feet from
Moortown. the pin.
The finish of the final matrti.-fn ! Jo" hit as hard as he could.
which Joe defeated I lor be rt Jolly, but did not. havo the range to get)
the Kngliwh profeaslonal -s- inM-t home In two: the ball was short of I
dentally the first to win that fm-1 the green and at least 25 yards
purtaut tournament Is worth a bit! from the pin. Joe sent his caddy
of detailed description, and I amiforward lo pull the flag, studied
able to supply it. from the story the roll ami. chipped. Tho ball
of an eyewitness. (went to the hole as If drawn by
Joe was three down with the a magnet and dropped. So did
same number of holes to play In Joe dono up. Jolly's long putt
the 36-hoIe final bout. Jolly miss-j stayed up. Joe had Avon, w ith an
ed an JS-inoh putt nt the 34th teagle three.
end tbe mutch, and Joe Improved j Two years ago George Duncan
his prolonged life by canning- a i told me that Joe Turnesa was the!
3."-foot putt for a birdie to win tho J finest stylist playing golf In Amer
3rth. Jolly buckled down to the ilea. Joe must havo looked fairly'
coup-de-grace and otnra need Joe I stylish on that extra hole, certainly, j
Wandering Scribe Views South Dakota
Cyclone and Hail Storm With Misgiving;
Encounters Nation's Muddiest Highway
before the Initiation. Mm. Alma now Scnmeiings manager o
brief talk on the choice, entered tne scene, jacoos
VtmtoiM t.mmre.
The Jaeki-on County Pomona
Orange will meet at Koue Itlver
city on Saturday at 10 a. m , with
I.lve Oak Orange as hot.
This meeting promises to be an
xceottiinnllv imoortant one. Mr-
1, .i ' Mrtvm c ve
KenC ".'"'" '"""I m,.,e f ,.,e different dearees. ! ac.ul. 1 a 1', .ereent interest in
kkico ami ";,... v ,...,,.,,,. ,,. iMnK of Schlnellns from Buelow and 4 per
dlM-ued and we know of no que. , IMdl deputing tnoe inins. i . . 1,,-aiu.e
t ki.. li ,i.nr.n n-,irk I. irymbol 1 cent from Itoe. j osan.iy necaiu-e
lion of greater Importance to the . h U h y ! hr mathematical problem was a
farmer than the one of prof I iMe ; al This talk as xery u a , has sccn to f(
marketing of the many foodstuffs Hon.il a. well as interesting. percent,
Pduced by him. This question The lectures were Imprcaalvoly inintlff as-rted.
will also have special prominence j given. j.hoving an appreciation of,
due to the passage of the new farm; the beauty or tne message anu mc
bill, which proposes to help farm- inspirational value. 1
em through co-operative market-j Thp tableaux, in charge of Bethl
Inc. There are many conditiom prtriOXv. were very beautiful. I
to le met. however, and It Is up, -rne .ri work was very wel
to every farmer to learn what t!e owcuj,.,i with many figures Intro
conditions are so that he may In- : duredi that were new to us.
telligently eo-operate and so bring, Tn(, complete work, with all of
about the declred results. It is no detail was very Impresive and
understood that more than 0 per 5jm well for the two Grangers
cent of the farmers of a given coun- ; w nrt ynA directed them. Mrs. Alma
ty must be lined up tn a co-oprr- j uV)ip ftm ruus Charley.
alive before any aslstanve will be Tno y.f Voint iirange gave the Dodgers, the roving Pirates of)
rendered by the government. Uke Crek tram a rising vote of , piuMwirgh have added another half
So. farmers, come and learn all (hns anJ cheers. Ipame to their lender lejd over the.
you can about this new bill ami .fter the decree work the fol-t"hicagt Cubs in the gruelling Na
Ium how It will operate. It Is to nn(nK program was given. In ttonal league pennant struggle,
your interest. ! charge of the lecturer: Two songs I hile all other major league
Then, also, there is a lrgflatlve . (v tnr -ow ,on family, father andjclubs were Idle yotcrday. the Pi
program to put over, Sime of tbetnio,ncr fcnij two children, with vio-jratca shelled three dodger pitchers
members of the legislative com- jm nn puttsr accompaniment by t for sixteen lusty hits and cousted
mittee are seeking to have a pro- j r mni r. Cowden: recitation in with a 13 to 3 victory,
cram of legislative education spon-: hy Myrtle c;rlgby: vocal solo byj Thus the bush-men bostcAl
Kred by the Pomona Orange. itVorald Wanl. and two fine numjtheir lead over the Cubs to a game
The Orange la distinctly an edu;tir5 j(V the young folks fotir-jand a half. All tn the games-won
eational Institution, organired sole-j p,, orchestra. Klsie Wilhite oncolumn. a slender enough advan-
l to build up anil protect tne ,10 5t,v(.) guitar. Httlle Miller -ntage nut tetter tnan none ai aa
farmers' Interests. Put we cannot 1 violin Vernon Monia on the! All other National
build up or protect w ithout rdu j,vophone, w ith IXroth Wilhite a'. ; had an open date as did all Amer-
catlon. lecause we need the oo- lixf. pinno. jican league teams but Cleveland
operation of every Oranger. We ', Krfrc-hments were sered br arnt Philadelphia whose game was
must work as a unit In the Im-' ,n(, n k. C. rainct out at the Quaker City.
! The new Orange hall Is going up '
iraofdiv and will be rsdy for oc-
U-upaney lcfore very long.
I The next meeting will be held
Ion Tuesday. August . at $:S0 p. m
LKOI.A, S. D.. July 1R. (Spec
ial Corespondence.) A South Da
kota cyclone would fill an average
resident of southern Oregon with
misgivings for the remainder of
his life, should such a storm ever
visit that favored section of the
Tniied States. However, to an
dwelling a large building bore
mute evidence of the fury of the
storm, places In tho boards reveal
ing where they had been struck
by the hail.
Crops In the section where the;
storm happened to strike are a!
total loss. One rancher bewailed j
th (art that he had failed to in- I
(average resident of South Dakota. I Mir(1 50 ar,-es of small grain, none.
cyclone is unwelcome, but It
taken a a matter of weather rou
tine, even though bfcrns are de
molished, roofs taken off large
buildings and came imea noauy;lhe south Dakota farmers
from the ground and carried for,Mron?, leiieVers in Insurance,
many miles. j pecially against cyclones.
of which he will be able to har
vest. He had no: insured for 2t
years, and this was one of his first
losses. However, the majority of
are
es-
WHILE FOES IDLE!
Ity Herbert V. Uarker
'Associated Press Sports Writer.
Thanks to the erratic Hrooklyn
It was only last week when thei
last cyclone struck McPherson ,
county, with the wind blowing pos- ;
sibly 100 miles per hour. If not;
fater. With the cyclone waa a (
terrific electrical storm,
of thunder being heard almost In
cessantly. Many houses and barns
were struck, but no particular
damage was caused from this
source. The storm began in the
early evening and raged for two
hours without showing signs of
cessation. While buildings w ere
badly damaged in several cases.
4 he Iveola region of the county
deemed itself fortunate in not hav
ing also been made the victim of
a hailstorm, which had visited
other parts of northeastern South
lakota.
leola. 40 miles from a main rail
road, is a typical wheat country
town. It has a bank, a newspaper,
several mercantile establishments
nml nilirr nlaces of business. Good
loud claps. riad,, irt(i 10 the citv nnd it Is on!v
an hour's drive from Aberdeen,
a city of lo.uuO people. The cur
rent issue of the Ieola paper told
of a farmer named Oanser, who.
upon being refused credit at the
bank, took a hammer he had ap
parently brousht with him for the
purpose, and lost no time in break
ing out several large windows.
'2?,. 1f)2i).
"Be sure to see it" v
. The New
with New Bodies
by FISHER
ATURDAY
July 2
He paid a $o0 fine, but the bank'
was forced to replace the glass. ;
Adjoining tbe bank Is a meat mar- j
ket and grocery store, and it was
the day before the bank w indow f
incident that a tourist fnnn south-
ern California, emulating the au:n-'
ist who drove into the Swem win-'
dow in Modford a short Xime ago.
drove into the butcher shop w in- j
dow and struck a woman, break- i
ine her leg. Thta evening the cy-
of i
lrtant work of the order. There
can be no unity without an under
standing of the work to be done.
"In essential, unity: in non-essentials,
liberty; in all things, charity,"
The Orange has the tin (que rep
utation of ha log never pro posed
and worked for any legislative
measure that did net eventually
come to pass. Not always easily,
not always quickly, but eventually.
applying the adage. vlf at first
you don't succeed, try, try again.
Is what has done it.
Agio rnl .tuvenibx
The P-agle Point Juvenile win
give an entertainment and te
cream !oial on Wednesday, July
21, at p. m.
Thia little entertainment is given
to secure fund with w hich to pur- j
ohftse necessary equipment. The ;
Now. If onr legislative opponents i little Orangers have been w orking
would Mil? rralire that in the enJl' under a handicap but they hare '
we will have what rr believe is been as faithful a can be. "When
right, regard Irs of opposition, and we have ecured this neoesary
.1t give up and let us have our equipment the work will be far
wax, what a lot of time and money ' more interesting for them,
might be saxed. not only by u ; There will be no Cringe meeting,
but by our opponent is well. .luring the month of August, but
The Orange work only for legis- there may be a picnic during thai
latixe measure that it bel.exe atv'nienth. at which prires will be
fot the best mterei o! the mae ' gixvn for d:fferent athletic !unt,'
and not simply for the Interests etc. Nx:ce win be gix-en later. j
of a chosen few. It behexe In ' -We hope to have a U:ge crowd
helping thove that baxe no. lo at this entertainment. The Ju
hax'e; not t.x more deeply feather ) xvn:lrv will put on a patriotic and
STANDINGS
OF THE
At Mellette, where reside rela
tives of several Med ford folks, a
hailstorm did its w orst and w as
reported rts cue of the most severe
i in ers. While only 60 miles from
j I. co la. where a possible hailstorm
, came down in the form of ra:n. thec)one broke the other window
I Mellette section presented a sor- j tne Phop.
j rowful picture. Promising standsi - ...
I of wheat and rapidly growing fields'; Kn route to South Dakota from
" j of corn were laid waste, following; Kansas City, possibly some of the
league clubs ! .,,.. I ,.i.i.t ,a- i
which for a time were as large a, encountered, as a result of a s:x
baseball. At one ranch ISO panes; inch rainfall that came one after
of glass in the dwelling house, j noon, halting rail and auto traffic
chicken house and barns werej for several days, and making one
broken by .the storm, the destrue-' w onder what effect Oregon hich
tiveness of which was increased byi wajs would have on Iowa mtor
A pow-erfttl wind. The wall f tbe'iM HN'l'ST POSTKT.
Whvn his house burned, PenjA
min Leeds, civil war veteran -f
Hillshoro, N. If., moved a lunch-
building to tho
room
lives there with
nrd a radio si.t.
four blax k
Ho
cats
The' new warehouse at Stettin
harbor, on tho Baltic, is tho
largest in Kurope. It has a ca
va, itv of 6,"..0n0 lng tons
storage space of nearly
V'tnar- yards.
All could Ride.
WASHINGTON', July 23. (P)
There are enough autos in the
and I'nited States for everybody to
4$.0uo take a ride at once. The depart-
nf ronimTce so calculates.
liy the Associated Press.
National
W. I,. Pot
Pittsburgh & SO M
Chicago S 30
New York hi if .T1
St. I ouis 4J 4S
Krooklxn Js 4 -4tS
Philadelphia 41?
Boston IT .41
Cincinnati - . JS .-5 .4
No American lcgue games yes
terxlny.
1 Ch$-
the nest of thoe who a':vady have
th.ngs dr'lghMu'ty oft.
Eat Everything
without Fear
of Indigestion
Ar thrif loti of foods vou can't
rat for fear of V!oUT
pain in ti tonah and re!
! rou htt pa or fif.nl
iihe hila thi rt tn,jr them?
Thal'n a Ufa yen need Tanlac!
I'er mar than 10 jreart Tanlae
rete.re to x f-eren healiS thexi
aandu who denied therelr thut
fawnt f.vda jut an yea hv to.
Mr. IjaTfiH R. Rarnea, of Ml
4Tth At S W, Seattle. 'ik.
aaj-a: "I ceaildal eat a nwal that
(iidnt can ditra. Put
Tarilaf rt'.ierd n almost iremedi
wry, and I could at anything."
If o aufer from ind.fftion.
tii, ditrineaa. hfida,' he. re'stlioa
lion or torpid ln-r . Ttnlae a
rKane lo he) yo! The ri hot
tl fte bririfJ tha ded relief.
Tanlae i food, iwirt modKme.
m-mAa. nf rooia. hark, and herha
thai r rroocnitd hf h lulled a. other
Matoa rharmaeoRona. Gt it from Crantea.
-ur drutent today. Yenr ony i ,v-e fr
hack if tt I Bf ir ro
vhirl nr.xej program. Then ome
Ihe JuxTllllr. will put
on a ..Iiort mle.t iTcram
We a.V a'.l te aa.-rnise this firv.
lAice rrei.,1. Tie
,ir.:y le o,-n'. ami you .ill Cfl
n.nv l.nifS your menev'. m.'trlh.
errar.i ard cake ,;1 e er
erf l.ler !n The t?T've
MMe Jtarni.h. M"V Coy. lr
tlolman and Mr J.rk have
.-harcr el rr f revhmrnl
Oomr em a,l er.Niiratre thr
ch;:.-en !n a verlhwhlle orV.
Fights Last Night
i ly the Avociated Press,.
Chicago Johnny Burns. Sn ;
as to cet a Pi ancwexx. outpointed Haakon
admission '"'nmiwn, Nhicago. 1 1 f : Sergeant'
Kay McP.fk. ISnxer. Colo., cut-'
pointed lve-il Hurt, Indianapolis.
; Cowbcvx Imla t Worth. Tf v j
ou:ptnted Johnny Rattene, Chi-
cago. t(; liebby O Hara. Augusta.
ia . -utpe-inied Pud' Hammer, of
(.Jarx. lmi t 4.
Pittsburgh Andy l:xorii. New
York, defeated l:ck ran.icx tf
v'lex eland. tul ( V
KKtston Andy N!-t-.n, Jltton.
outi-Hunted l?ud T.tyKr.
Hautr, Ind.. 1 1 f ,
Janrsxiilc Wis. K H
nerty. St Paul, out po;r.tcd
AHnfkf 1
aUca al
H k mimy
KiNxi ED WARPS.
MILLIONS of KING ED
WARDS are soli every
vet to men who know a
quality smoke men who ap
preciate clean tobacco, real
flavor and satisfying aroma.
FOIL WRAPPED
Valley Candy Co.
Distributors
KIWG EDWARD
An Ewellmt Cifar
IN)
Prio Fiie Cents
Tcire
Tony
Jac4a-vnxtll t,range "ewv
A 'urge attendance l cipecte.?
at the J-Vnv ;!ie France Kr;dax
fx-f iiii.fi July tt;h. at whi.-h tin.'
a b.g ' f-e-d " and pnigram win be
c xe n Tx the i rang. Tn;t arta.r MAriticr, Chicago. (lf.
f'o.s t.e nifmberhip drive 1 rfut ."h.'ce iisineo,
t.-t between the ladiea and men outpointed "Pee Wee" Kafrr
M the Grange, the result he;nc n su luia. tl; Terr. St
re TV. -iil r a Wvial wee ting luiiv. nd Nuk l-iroglie. ltrrnn
and al ti ran gem are a-elcome. 111.. Urrxx. tl.
Some inter stmg featurea are
St;rg r'iw'S the prx"tran ;
coTimittee. r il tho he en.vx ,
o."nl ta'cfit i'l e g.x a tret
in Te xar.rj numSer of xhe pro-i
gram Kill Ho'man. tNe a;ng'.ng -co
hor from lc Point, ha i
priTn:el exeral nun-.bf r a well
trem the d.ffr.-er.t
ElevtrotbenLry Chlrvpractk
Dr. H. P. Coleman
fxh Sooceavfal Vfar in Vedford
Trejitmenta tw AppolDiniect
: Mc-tfford Center Bti(. Phrx "rM
Natural MtMboda Koxvl Siteact
JESS SWEETSER FILES Women'. Ho.e
PEBBLE BEACH ENTRY 8ia Jl,pZ
pointed trl
Tanlac
52 MIUJON IWTniS WED
WW YORK. July ;T..--1 .-Je
reter. tornne: ly Anierjcan and
Frttivh amateur rI chairrvn. i.
to coirpete low thr patHxnal a ma
tenr title in the tfxurhfctnrnt at
the entealrnnr,
tlif heme r.vwT.'i cem mittee
flinninf a Tmc tet mi thwe
he er-o.txirif rt ter ail
The (tranrt fittnOf cardial In- FVhMe IWfK. Cal, SeptemVr .
vital on. fM-M:: io thr nf He b tiled bi estrr. alon
nifmV-? he ere enroled dur.tif ,? AnerKac and five Fti:i.h p
lbs? centest. em
Tb lit rliww Ni;lit.
(ill
niniiiiiniiKuiniiiiiniiuinninp
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phona IDS (0 N. Cantral
i li lli jKiik
?r -.-, ;- v,-':A : ;Lfl
.. , ,..;; .tv... 1 V. tii
A mi'linn rolrili arr fruimj tVirt
tbr txrrA m f. p.-rroinm prirra (r
fine prrf.irmarcr. VIOLET aAT Ml Inwrk
t ilinr . . . twlii. h-t motor fuel . . . i
fold for the prior of rrlinarv caolinr.
Tlie
IMI'IIOVED
IEItFOII3LV3CE
of a 31ILLIOX
3IOTOIIS TOL
the STOIiy
FAR ahead of previou
records. ..with demand
Hill increasing at a rate that
set a new pace fqr all mo
tor fuels, the sudden suc
CC5S of VIOLET aVAT mmth
atrock gasoline seems al
most startling.
Yet there is a simple ex'
planation of the swiftly in'
CTeasinu preference motor
ists are showing for VIOLET
RAT anrttkaaeh gasoline.
It is this: the motor-wi
and critical automobile
owners ofc the West tried
Violet Ray, and found it to
he anti-knock, pure, quick
starting, full of power,
economical.
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