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Newspaper Page Texti i 4 1 ; :- '111, ivi ! s 1 P.O ' tui 1- il'i . . . jji 'It! ii I; Ull 'J' IV i. '' (in He (,'. LINCOLN SUSPENDS; litftf f I 'THUNDERBOLT' IS r HUM r FOR WEDDING FETE sAtflll.ANTi, S.'i't. Hi. (Mp'I;ih A li.'iuitifiil wfddfni; look jiliic.' at thffc little tnwn of l.hitolu un Wdinsdiiy, S'p:'inlM'i' I 1 , 11 1 I 0VI0. I;, when .M.h Violet Mim ( 'nrd Well of I. os Atljieles deeaiiH' the ImIiI of IMyin.-ml Walter Cil lespii'. Tin Wedding took place hi the ImiltlinK ulihli will latM lM-eonie a mm m unity center for the town of IJncoln. 1 The liriilo was it t tended by two rlMci'H f the iimum, AlirsiM I'niiline anil Isii'lo-lle (Y the th" le, while John It. ns hent man for the hihial party entered the l'amlll:tr HtniihH dine; march ami ah ilcnry acied Mioom. 'I'h" the room o of tho wed .inced to the (tnpi l ahei met ly the mrii where they were ;:iin minister, Dr. I ,y in. in I 01-k of 'hi remold. I'.'ilifornia. Alter the eereinmiy a I o'idoel;. Ihe tiewlv Wedth-d na- wan ten dered a reception, Ihe niieslH heim; t la- fa mi lies of .he commit nit v. ' 1 he Im - s was .suspended In the' town of IikoIu fioin four until( cji;ht ut loel; to allow all to lake! p. in ill the wedding feslivilicM. The wedded pair left for at honeymoon tri i to the northern) piirt of the state. On ilitir return! they will tuiike I heir home Lincoln, where t he i;room Is ei ni'eled in business w.t h M v. .1. Henry. ASIH.ANH. Or,-.. S.pl. it;.--(Speeial.lA jolly swimming parly, made up of the members of l:el:i fht sorority of VilJ;nne:te univcr .nity and Ltu'en .Mort. gratluale of Willamette university who ot to g4'ther on Wednesday evening at the Jackson Hot Spilngs. Those who enjoyed the affair were Misses Irene Chirk and Beatrice l.ockhart teachers In the Ashland .ilb school, Margaret Arnold, music supervisor in the Medford schools. .Misses Dorothy Yountt, Kleatior Palmer, and Kmily lirown. seniors at the university, ami l.oren .Mort, teacher in the t'hoenix schools. Wold has been received by Ash land friends of the marriage id' .M isu ( ;corr;iii ttichard.-ion id' Hold Iteaeli to . lack l.evlne of Handon, tiregon. The wedding was an even! of September tith at Kamlon. Mb-s Ulchardson was formerly a high school .stildeut In Ashland and made her home here with her aunt, Mis. .loan Shorlridge. Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Slanberry are reei-iviiiK feliiitatlous on the birth of a little datiKhtcr. Mn. Stans lieiry is well known in Ashland as Mis. .Marchial Talent, datiKht -the Ntiite trarfie offleer and i i'. Talem. 1 r of M is. ASHLAND, Ore., Sept. 111. (Special.) Miss F.sther Spencer of Ashland and I larohl Huberts of Med foul were tpiletly mart led on Tuesday morning at the South Methodist church of Medford, Lie l.ev. Janus K. Conder, pastor of the church officiating. Only close friends and members of the fam ilies of t lie young people Were prcf cnt at the ceremony. The bri dal pair left i mined lately on a wedditm trip to the coast. Mrs. ltoberts is an Ashland Kill, a member of the pioneer spencer family, her father being Hcruard Seiicer, a sou of the lale Adlu Spencer. I 'si her has made her home since babyhood wit h her aunt. Miss .Mary Spencer. Mr. Itoberls Is the son of Dr. and Mrs. F. Koberts of Medford. They will make their home in San Francisco. ASHLAND. Sept. It;. (Specia.D j - The ,mpM.ed liny' Dr.dher-I bnd of (be Y. M. C. A., nave a farewll party on Wednesaay , evening for Mm ion Moore audi James Nutter, who left on Wid lie.day evening for Willamette Fnf -Versity at Saleiu. where they will' attend si hool during the coining I year. A pot-luck slipper wlihj varied di sserts was sei ed. which j Was follow ed by a bus;ll Ss mee'-l ln and a, noei.il session. 1 Mr. Nltlter goes to Willamette 1 FnlveiMly lor a course In physical J eiLualloU ami Mr. Moore will pi 1 p. ne for Y. M. C. A, woik. WILL BE OPERATED (Kll.l) IIII. I,, e.: V,pl. H- (Kpeelal)' -Win .1 lias la rere!' eil at Hie Von Her Mellon r.n erimlti-r three mite mmiiIi of th i-lty (o lleplll operatioto.. liepalr work I now lu piome In put (lie plant In fift el.iv.s eel (tltlon. Aliolll len men will l.e eniployi lnn Hie plain mail. OUR HOURS, ,iriv'izfz:,i 1 , p . -: bo'u .haa to d0 1 GRIP PING DRAMA BYXOIWBt Veronica Beabrok ncaerta her friends I A few to mini a after Komer field's exciting racttfie with the trcu.suied contents the uhirf; bay uuil the futile tiHirvh of Woodcut fcjy the polite, 'J out lirenotm receives a note from V'louicn, hlic has left tor an in definite btatf ubrotttt. Hut he hat little time to meditate on tit it fart, fur SomerfinUl rrtmne v:th tifli.1 that I aim ton intends to arrrxt both Vfron wit ami loin, bonier field autt 'Join hide the iane of teweta. tun I flee uitit the wuudl follou fil fill a union of p-dire officers. The fnnl-tti-ea are fornemt but bury (Item ''Iiti vnthr thu-h pile of ttaret. 'J he purtntiitfi pttlicn oMrern ra-h th' m ; l,i.rtun Htnps hexide Torn, ft ds a jinf Let nf ttiom i To in diotnied inctitd'olL cujitiuc aluud. i" Chapter 31 GOOD BY, LAXTON! AXTON and Hallett were stand- lug over me. I fo!t certuln that I was covKred by leavi'8 plUnl a faot thfi'k hut some part of mo must bo oxnosr-il. I waited In horror. i A k la nt hand rante down and pi ii tied my arm to the ground. Or I so ft seined. Hut ft was only a ( momentary sensation and fortu nately 1 did not cry out with the pain of It. I. ax ton or hi. coin paniiih had walked ever me. "Well,' said l.axton, "that's n trull! Also, our young friend will not he utjlo to get far without his 4 M4.& A : Crenofun lay under the pile of leaves his pursuers not a foot awayl money. He can't have tugged that hag with him. He must havo got It away berore. The fellow who's suppose) to have landed nt Ht. MU-hrl luid nothing with him. 1 suppose nobody left the lioir.e while you wore IhcioV" "No. When we went In h? was saying ooibby to a young fellow. I heard him call him Soniervllle, or Sonicr-soiuethhig." ' "Soine.'llel.l? Was Snmcrftuld carrying anything .'" "No liigKi? but a camera rl-J a stand." "1 wonder ... A camera, you say? What sort of camera?" "Couldn't tell, except that It was a hi.n one In a yellow leather ea:e." "1 wonder ... ho mlghl . . . he's sharp . . . Hut why? . . , However. Hi In divs In my friend (iveiioi'eu, eh? lie can't make much progreaa without thin, da and call 'em In, llallett.. We'll see whether Mr. Hrt'tKlVu cau got through a not m;ido of tulepliono wires. If ho doe:i my nati'.c't' not l!::rl.iw." The rn . t ling br;;nn again. They moved away. I lay perfectly still till the wood v a:; silent and I heard Sotr.erlield stliriiv;. "AH clear, (Jrnofen," raid he. We . up i'..id iduaik mir.t.-lves. "Wc'ie Ion near thi i:en. (Ireno fen. The w.nals are rafe now. What YronliM dot's let l:er frlrinUi In fot ! Y:i;mi he found your dollar I thought It was a :isiiout. Pup pot llie." wriggled . out of your piK't'.etV" "Nti, I was holding them In my ha'al I mil. t have d.opiunl tltLMii gelt lug under cover." We returnrd to the depths of the wood a u.l found ft pcitro hiding place nat far from the lit:ta brake wheri? the camvra i;;se was can :-.Ml"d and va!t.d v h.it seamed In termin.ible hours for d.trkue s. "!!;. intiirg to get the hang of j ttV asked i-'o:nc;-tield jutddttily. V was ii.iv e!-'M o'clavl; -it 111 P?ii."'lly light even In thai thick .vo id. 'Ni, 1-a-ncd If I t:m." said I "Have ' uu got a cu.V" "ll.'iiill that, lint p.'rh.jpj a way to Hint one. Think It out on ::ny line, Hi'. noun, and yon g:l driven up ag:tiust I'rH If we c.aild p'tie ii;:;e to the pjr.sonailiy hid. leu tti! t!ml Ihe nam:- of i'el. '(; !k thrte. Lcn 'f;'ii. We'd kiniv. why Pell ivji dint and Vi !nt he I.;:. I Id do with hut tri. d'a. rod Hip nr-.n t snaf i CALF CLUB LAURELS ASI t Spe.-i of the ,.l, N.pt. Hi : I I .shl:in.l la.N. m.'ml.ei s V.illev Vhw i -alf ehil, II' the lion's sh.nv ,,' hen. ns I in th. ii- elass for i vIiilutM ,,f f,o,. I In if. Ill I sloek at the .Loli-mi eolllili lair, .lolin I'lihiiKs. si n of Ml. anil Mrs. li.ilph l;:llmBs on the I'aelli.. lio:h.iv north ol town took first piaeo In ihe Junior rail set tt." II ail.! lu l.oth filsl ami see OII. I St. 'Hi. lis of Urn Keillor i-all 1rRT)F0Un MATT, fled H, and what with Veronica," That was undeniable. But Pell was dead. "Pell wat known tc people before he became I'ell, and unions those pooplo were the Seabrokes." That was ecjually true, but the Seabrokes were not available. "And anyhow, Somerlleld, If Miss Seahrolce hadn't wanted to keep that connection secret she'd have told me about It. iMUs Seabroke wrote mo a note 1 told you which seemed to show that sbe had cl'-areU out of the mens and :hat was that." "Cleared out! You bet Veronica wrote that under compulsion. You heard what Pell said that after noon In tho library about Sea broke exploiting his daughter and breaking her heart. Well, 8ca broke's mad on a marriage bar ween Veronica and tho FutJierbnry cub. And Veronica Isn't having any." How well 1 know that! "But suppo.se," said Somcrfleld, "tho old man's got some hold on her. Kstrlkes me, (JrenoI'Jii. (hat Veronica may be wanting help far herself betpro long." The suggestion put everything eHu out of my mind. "So," Somerfleld went on, "we've got to find Veronica and Veronica's got to tHl us the truth about Pell. 1 can't think of a way of getting at Veronica, can you?" "If you can think of a way of getting out of I.axton'a net tonight, Somerlleld," nald 1, "1 think 1 can find a way of getting ut Veronica.' "Ilully for yon! Hut where'vo we g.it to go?" "fionilon, and then to airs. Fair fax." "And thou?" '.lrd. Fairfax will know where tho Seabrokes arj I.kely to have gaue." To be a fugltlvo Is unpleasant. To ba it hungry fugitive Is damna ble. We thought it tuo risky to re turn to Wootluut for food or to try to reach SotuerhVld'i house. Both would be watched. On thut long tramp through tho New Forest country could Unve broken with out compunction Into any house we huw to got a loaf. On tho way wo met with no more startling Rdveutures thun the atten tion of burking dos, but when we crept Into tho railway precincts at Ulngwood and waited till a train came in from Hie west and bad bi'en broken up and shunted and put together again, we were both nearly at the end of our tether. Unfortunately, as it seouicd. this train went no further than South nmpton. At three o'clock In the morning we we 10 marooned lu the midst of a railway desert. Wo awaited a chance of creeping unseen out of the railway yard, and round ourselves In a village called Totton, on the outskirts of South iiniptoti. We walked towards the town. It was a long way before wc round what we v. anted an all night gurage. A oar for Loudon! The sleepy man lu charge looked dubious. Probably no ple:i or Illness would have stirred the man out of hi? lethargy; but when 60 titer field took out bis poeketbook and. It bulged with notes, the effect was electrical. A chauffeur was discovered, a big car produced, the price of the Hip arranged, v.ilh a Hp for the Janitor and a protnl-u! of one for tho driver for speed. And whe.i we had settled In the h;:c!t of,the car and the lights o( Sjiiihanipton were left behind: "(loud by, L.ixlon !" f Cofiy W m. -lt.- Miio Co l Thj tws topitivc r'eet an jic Qti.- mt.ince unexot-todly in tonior loii'i charter. ilivifion. (oiu-ee Alei'i.iek M-enml anil llai.'l.l l-ih thtlil tile enl.'r f.iH rl.i iiTi.l llar In : 'I.I l'i..li i-.iiuuie.l M't-otol ami l!..y Ii i. ken thiol in Hie s eon. I ela.s. j pl l,-e , lo.'.ll I ol the senior ...If Th 1m nu..nis t lilt I'll hill .'lie II ealve Mas won , (h, lot. t : i - Ii 1 1 .1 rs. l.uili l-Vi -A iheoiy th.lt III viiflieienl lee aiouiiil the ..r; l I'.'le eallse.l th,. .Ivonl,! Ill 1 Oil v: -l.uiil this suii.nier was ailvaneeil hv I'r. I'. IV lll.'i'ks. a llleteoiol... i;lst. He siii, thai Im in. Illnc in the lie areas weak. n. .1 111-' alnwisphrrH eil vul.it ion oier ihe northern hem isphere, lints lessetuni: the nil Til -her of leel.lli.lie sl.un. e-ntets ie sponsil'lo for llut;l..n.rs usual ruins. TRTTttTNT:, MF.TVFOTln. . . Hunts ( ralerian tlieater xwiii'i - ed to entcrtainins drama attain f"r the next three days when "Thun- d 1 'holt, ' a talking play wnii C.-nre lianciolt as the star and fan excellent supportim; cast oten ; ed yesterday. Jt is an ni!iely d.f- ferent underworld play from any 1 ever 1 ceii here with the iijot cen tering In a penitentiary wherw to condemned men are awajilitg exe cntitin. V:iy Winy and tieorge Aih-n i.lay the e;,ds. '"rhu'nderholi" holda a grhiitin. I tense interest in uH iitidieni:c from I hfKtiinin to i-nd and contains ! enough shctfitinn, filits: with po I lice and IdoodtliirMineKs (o satisfy 'the loosl last idioil.H. l-tipit.- it:i j somewhat k til 11 I ia li ground the pictme posse. ;ses an a li.sorbi love j story. j In the opinion of this reviewer, ! Ceo rue liaiieroft, that great de I pictor of hi'-man rote.i and pos 1 sessor of a Heiir, reMonaut vdji (aud; appearance of ureal ph.-ie:i! I stn HKlli, doi-s the best aelini- of 1 tils moviat; l icture c;ire"r In hi- and Itiller whose fearlessness, hil inor. an oa nee a ud bonst f uIiicmh are softened a tril'U' with a con trad.ctory sense of fairness, humor and lack of cruelty. Ham roft actually plays the char iclej iaiitin so well that he giv-s the character o.f Thunderbolt an un merited liken MenesM and syne pat by. Ho retains Ills humor, boast fulness and apparent indif ference to death up to tho time he enters the prison electrocution 1 o.iiu where, the story ends. The .urimnesN and pathos of the picture are broken up h.v scattered bils of humor, although the com edy of Tully rtiarsaull, usually a I'm per ( nt character . actor, as Ihe prison warden aeeios far Mtctchcd and totally out of place! with the tragedy of the prison I The killer crook and a young , I bank employe are in love with the name girl, and the condemned i crook a short time before his exe-j cut ion confesses that he framvdi his rival, who is also awaitim,-! electrocution, thus saving the lat ter from electrocution.- Tit is f in-, nishes an unusual love story. 1 A laughable vhort talking com-j edy. "Hurdy , Hurdy" is on tli, same bill, which runs until Wed nesday. It. A. K FAIR PRAISED BY GOLD HILL FOLK coi.n mix, on-., sopt. 10. (SptM'lali A lui'K' numliifi' of i'o plf from ilits city auontli'il tho fail. All rep.H-t I'lijoylni- it vt'ry llitlch, t'Sp'-eially till' stork 'lllli., whU-li was sahl to havo tiet'tl vne of tin- voiy fim'st. Tnni'y lioss is i-mployrcl ni'ar Trail In llii' piiinlc.. ipiarry in Ihe Intel-.'"! of tin- l'...av.'. I'ortlar.'l tViurnt t'o., Jim I'li'int'nt Is planning to inula' I'm. Ul 11111 his iv.iul.-nc... Hi' has lii-cn i-nilHoyi'd all I lu Sylvalliti' mine Tor si'ViTal wi-i-lis. Jlui-fnK tli.M tiluo his family haH rt'sUlt'd 11 I'l'i'sfoni yuy hut will soon mnv Into tho Hurry Tmshorn hoiisti on tho south shli' of town. ( .Millai'it Mull has rcllll'iit'il from a trip into California. 1,. V. Carson ami A. 1!. (-arson from the lti'dluml nursery in Crants Pass were visitors ut the home of Iheir frieml, W. Ii. Walker of this eity last week. Harry Tresham was a visitor last week from Surker ereek in the .Vpiil.'Kute valley. While here he hurneil the urass off from his place r.u.l eleareil It thoroughly. HAS SPORT LINES IHCTIIOIT. Mieh., Sept. Hi. Sev. il Innovations lu spoil lines mark the new can lliiputolille six phae ton, introiluee.l on AiiKiist 11, whieh are lllittsllally ilfstinetlve. 'Phis phaeton lias sueeeeileil in ereatiin: an unusual harniony he-twe.-n the straiiillt lio.ly lines an. I the sweepilm eutves of femlers. .looi-s ami n.wlilli:. Tile le-aill Is a plej.sini; unity of ilesiun lines. Ineoi porates the lout;, low lines ehaiaeleriMlc or tills new .sis. Yet Hs i-oa.l elealanee of H 1-lli j lin hes has not heen ih-ereaseil. Likewise the same new type of .-martty eMemle.l leiiileis and ills I Hurt ivel' shor; runnini; hoaril are j tlse.l. The ho.ul line from railii.tor cap j tip to the sport emvl imIcc Is 'M'aiulu. The wintlshiehl is sllithl- 1 l slope, I rearwaul. lis sianeliions, ! w hli li al e i-hi olilium pla:e,l as is won1'"' i' ili'lslliel.l frame, are flaieil at lite o.ise to eonloini to Hie eurve.l of the row 1 The eowl ill- W'mncn are saving: "rinkham's Compound keeps mo fit to do nvy work." "I was nervo;u and all run down. Now I cut better anil sleep Mter "It helped my thirteen year old daughter." "I took it be fore and alter my baby w as born." "I atn cuming every day." olVFSoV. MOVftAY. SEPTF.MIiER C. 1 V20. ! tloducex u new ttpuriiVe note. In- i Ktead of ending i.lnuptly ut the . wimifhieid kin- a In conventional i practice, the rowllnfr 1h extended ; to lite rear and aharply curved for I wHrd at the outer edge. This par ticular Ktyle is now followed in the l declining of cowling for the k needy open cockpit ulrrilane.s ucd chiefly in pursuit work. Another distinctive design note N the new Mtyled doom and door fit ments. The fo-jvurd ode tf both j front and rear doors forms a i , - . - j rear cukh 01 tne ironi uoor smpes , smartly, backward and upward. The rear edse nf the rear doors follows 1 the weeping curve of the rear . fender until junt below the door h.-indlc from which It slopes mii a 11 ly backward. , ConipletiiiK ih:se uarmonioiiH rues Js the top j which, .when folded, lies parallel , with the body. The Interior door i handl'-s are built riuvh "it h 1 door face, the handles being sub merged in small wells. Scpl. 1(1, I0J1I. Mcdfoid and vicinity:,. Fa,ir. to night and Tuesday. Continued high teioperaturv uol low humidity. Ot'CKon: l-'air tonight and Tues day, t'ontinued high temperature and 1 humiiiity In Interior. 0. H c & r 0 j Local Data Temperature decree) i-i HiglieHt (last 12 hours) no Lowest ( last 1 '2 hours) 4 2 Uel. humiiiity (per et.) Ilii Precipitation ( inches) .. 0 State of wea tlier Clear , Lowest temperature this morn ing. 411 decrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, licit. .00 inches. Temperatures 11 y Highest X4; lowest ago today: 4 Sunset today. : 1 !l p. m. Sunrise Tuesday, 5: Ml Suie.et Tuesday, U:1S p. m. Observations Taken at 0 A. M. 120th Meridian Time i Daily Meteorological Report : 1 3 CITT Haker City Jlismarck Hoise. Denver lies .MoiueH l-'resno Helena l.OS AllKeleri ... .Marshriel.l I'hoenlx Portland Itcl Bluff UoM'liurK Salt Lake San l-'raliciseo.. Saittu l'-i Seattle Spokane ...v Walla Walla .. Winnlpeit HO : S2 lid fill 1 11(1 42 44 r,. 4S r.o r,s 4 1 74 Clear Clouily Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clouily char Clear Cl.outy Clear Clear Clenr Clouily Clear Clear Clear Clear Clouily 74 101! , Tti ins X4 . T4 . ti4 S I 0 W. "llfTCHIfioS, , AletcoroloKi.st. PARIS (P Krcnch police nre to be equipped with steel skull caps to be worn under the reflation kepi in riots, as protection against stones and bottles. In recent riots several police received fatal head wounds. t a "ft-1" fg jl. THE U P M H ... stirs the whole Motor World with its extraordinary. ASHLAND CANNERY Tomato p:i rlies lt:?t in Axlllaild. "unnriate artijiiK lal function, of are ijiiui And th. foi siicii COlirse, 1: tile most a so ; 1 t.inne y with of I'll se.isonal vei;rtail aimoH- -h and , phfl e fruits. Yefaerday found the IIukIcV i 'aniiery playinn Jiost to a .Uiru number of high :a'hool find norm ti scliool Ki'ls ftiKai;'ed in the exeit ii.K game of, "peel tin- tomato," wit h an at tractive award of la cents a pail offered for the ac complishment. Tim Sunday price for i ";ll.ng was an increa.se nf two ceijts over the regular wage iVule. ItJc to the emergency , still existing ht the Ashland I'ajinery, cNtra shifts of workers have beep put on in order to -'give ihe regular latf of Workers ll.eir day tf rest, K10111 three o'clock Friday until in o'ebu k t tie next morning, to tons of tomatoes w.-re turned into the tannery. These were in addl l on. to the rcKiilar run which had come in earlier. , LAST VISIT TO LODGE 1 ? ; : : . WASHINGTON Hept. H.-IIV-Presiilent iloovi-i- returned to the White House today from a week end visit to his mountain ramp on the Uapidan river. The motor trip from the camp was, made in a little more than three hours. The president's guests your eggs in one basket or in one omelet You can control the cooking and consistency of your omelet when you make it small. Hills Bros, control the llavur of their fine blend of coffee because they roast only a few pounds at a time never in bulk. This con tinuous; process Controlled Roasting creates a flavor no other cofTee has. j HILLS BROS i COFFEE Fresh from the orit ittal vacuum pack. &isily opened urtih the key, 1929 Don't THE GOAL OF YEARS iciiue. ilBiw' ; ' o ii oil kui n .... S MM f 4Ji4' ' -St. j poi'ra..,.,. . ml . , l , , , V ill Will , A-TPv MEDFORD HUPMOBILE CO. 114 So. Riverside Phone 1109 accMmpanl-d him 'n the return trip. This ifi likely m be one of th last visit the president will make to his camp this heaM-n. "l'i veat ner already has Throui-h ihe Csnuiliiii! Kockii s aiul across tho nation on a fast trans continental Canadian Pacific train . . . direct connections, 'at slop's side, Montreal, with magnificent Can. nil. in "Pacific trans - Atlantic iliners . . . speedy service EULBI. V A J MPMk W1TBERL W.H.DHION Cm4yi lASi'U lift. ltd H VMAMY IVMl.M)gXlm,rmj AMIHUAti BANK tlW.. (mmkImii Pacific Travellers CMcaucs Cmtd the World Over. i It's Cool In San Francisco You'll Enjoy Stoppins at Hotel Sir Frencis Drake Close to Shops and Theatres IF YOU MOTOR Drive Right Into Oer ISO-Car Carsgc In Hold Guntfav MO Rooms 600 Baths 600 Showers RATES 1P7 Outifde fiooroi , 118 0uuidt Rooms 13d Outdc Koomi 117 Outside Rooms $350 $4aW $5.00 Ji.bO So.uO So.CA) 64 Outside Room 4B Outiid Roorai Twin Bedrooms . i , , . Roans Ensuitei Ufinjj rocm, bedroom diid bath, from $11X00 Every Room Has Scnldor 9, Circulating Ice Water et Rjy Windows U'trJ "Sleepiest" Beds on the Pacific Coest PiNiNO ROOMS OF CISTINCTION COFfU SHOP HAS BEEN ATTAINED NEW-1930 O B I LE "SIX II I C, II I. 19 3 0 I C 11 70 milrs ptr hour ... TO hmiepmrr. Jccrlrrallon from ! to 25 m.p.k. in 7 seconds; $ to U m.p.h. in 20 seconds . . . The famous II f mobile Century Six entitle im proved K ith counler xteihted trtinkthttft and rubber-tushioned engine mountings; minimum vibration at any speedy Improved 4-.ohrel steel dmulic brakes . . . Tool operated dimmer control . . . S on-glare slanting windshield, full ventilating type . . . .1 big car, 50l4 inches acro.s tear seat, 4" inches across front sea: . . . Generous head room . . . Sew Trench type fenders . . . ftetc ti-inch chromium hub capt . . . Xe:o f,,,t fender parking lights. Custom equipment -ti n ire or rfi.c u herli, f:co spare side tnwikd in lender uells . . . mailable at slight extra .0,1. llou III Oileli (iWM I(,H.Mu.'Ij, Va..& Wild geese, sometimes fly low and fust in tho old Dominion. A motorist report ed that one flew through his wind shield and away. ' across the . ocean to 1-ranee, (Jerniany, the IJritisli Isles. Canadian Pacific only offers this complete serv ice. Kco- mimical . ..enjoyahle finest epiipment and cuisine. ..every hour of every day. I .iwrutiire, ;.v ready. 1 r s P M () F O B T H E I L E NEW S I X m l 1