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MEBFOTTO MAIL TRTBUKE, MEDFORD, OftEOOX, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1929.
Dearth of Fish in Upper Rogue . ; .
Explained by Gold Beach Paper
F
M I I.W Ai: K E 15, Oct. 2. (P) A
hugo lak? freighter was impound
ed, 32 men were In custody and
liquor valuer at more than $30,000
was in t ho posHottH lo n of fedora 1
agents today, iho aftermath to tint
moHl fcpoctacul;;t raid ever ntuBed
in 'W'tHcoitHln.
Doc-king here from Wlndtoiv
Ont., tho 8. S. ITtlca, of Puffulo,
WY., wan met by prohibition and
4'nUHt guard fot'CfH late hint iiinht.
In 'virtually every part of tho ven
tfcl whir-Key, ulu und wine were
found and the belief wan expreK
od that another day'M nearch would
unearth inure.
; fi'apl. ltobort Kuch, of ltuffalo,
the slilp'M master, und the crew of
Oilmen were nrroHied pending a
thorough inveKtljfiitlon to deter
mine responsibility for the mnui?-gllng-
They were permitted to re
main in their ship uartet-H for the
niKht, under guard.
ENJOY JOINT SOCIAL
riONTRA t 1'OINT. Ore., Oct. 2.
(.Special.) Over MO perplu at
tended tho joint social time held
Monday evening by I. . O. r and
nebekab lodges of Ibis city in the
I. O. O. F. hull. Tim good folio w
shlp puny was the firnt of a series
planned fur' this full nnd winter
and some are planned in Include
ring events, such us boxing and
wrest I i ok, for men.
An JmereMting program was pre
sented and was followed by a late
evening luncheon served by Uo
beknh members.
The program wns as follows:
Violin music, I'aul McKlnnls; read
ing. .Mrs. J. H. C'atey; musical
reading. Janis HesselKiave: piano
solo, Mona Lewis, vorcl duel,
i;ij?.:ibf th Kcott und, , KUmlU
Kouthwell; vocal solo, Vivlnty, .limes
piano soln, Kllzabeth Hflott.', t vtlln
nnd plana, A. Ai. Henderson ant)
Vlra Lewis; recitation, William
Musty; harmonica duet, Jack
Southwell and daughter, Kli'abelh.
Tho I'enlral I'oint I. O. O.
loilgo Is one of the strongest In
J a c It son county ajul baa oivdUs
home on Main street TwlVHonie
time. Like the Hebekah lotlge here
It has also been Hhowlngoitlnued
growth. 1 A.Vl
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TALENT, OCT. 4TH
TAMCXT. Ore., Oct. 2. (Spec
ial) Tho Ladles Aid of the M.
K, church of Talent Will put on
a chicken supper at the Talent
City hall October 4. Supper will
bo served from 5:3(1 to 9 o'clock.
Tho MlHslonary nm-lcty will moot
With Mrs. H..T. NOvluy Oiloher 3.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. Dr. Clevolaiul if
Hpoknno. wlm hitve heon visitiiiK
at the hitiuo of their duimhlcr.
.Mrs. Lester Nowltry. left for llos
.Mninos, lown. They will nln visit
ill Now York City licforo roturnhiu
homo. . . 'i
.Mr. tikatcs returned; from the
Siicieil llnnrt hospital iMoinemlier
25. While somewhat .Improved ho
Is still In ii sorlous cuiHllilon. ' , ,
Mm. Curl ChtKkow U-uvih .this
week fur Now York City by ;-w'ny
or J'anainn miniil. ...-,.
Air. nnd Airs, iullus Kh tn.l
Mrs. A. D. .May anil ,Cleu .'lUnlth
or Ashlnnd were dttiuor' guests t
the llarri1 t'oinmon's noma' yepteni
bor 3. -'V- - i. ; S
llnrloy, Woirord liitd ruiiTily ofi
this city tir KHmaili Kails wljore
they cxiioot to nin'ko tholi li'(i"io
in the future. ; i
KoiPHt drove Construction of
Carnation lumber mill, which is ho
Inc built In old Carnation milk
factory, proxrossltiK rupfdly.
Ow step at a time is
the safe way to come
stairs
And the right way to roast cof
fee it a: few pounds at d tmt
nrve r in hulk. That's the secret
of Hills Broj.'continuouj proc
essControlled Roastini'. No
ether process rossts every bery
to evenly and insures such rich,
uniform flavor. ' ' '(
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fmk fnm fit
M Wf.irt P4rt.
Oiw
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SYNOPSIS: Barbara l.andon,
you n if, ueautifu) and wealthy, sud
denly atopped dune I tit, her eyes
riveted on in aaxopliunist of the
whip's orchestra, Her partner,
ttnfpn MenderMOii, an l-'ngiij'hmari
with the prospect of a this In th
future but at present chiefly con
cerned with hi Oenreplt finnnces,
gazed hopelessly alter her as Bar
bara nut tied toward th amnzed
tuxophono player. Jtay Low i her
managed to hide his surprise, how-
a deep iilng for llarbara. Biilhe
wan not deterred und Instated' m ,
meeting Jtay on the top deck flflirw;
the danre to floor up the mystyij
of tho iHst three yrura memori(T. !
of a bitter past which Ituy ohvlr.1
ouifly did not wish to revive 'j1'
Chapter 1
EXPLANATIONS
A3 Barbara made her way quick
ly towards the staircase that,
ted below Ralph Henderson Inter
cepted her,
"Our dance, I think?" His voice
was purposely cold.
"la it?" she said, smiling In a
vague way. Then Quickly, "But
I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me.
I'm not going to dance again to
night."
Immediately be was all ym pa
th y.
"Feeling a little under the weath
er?" She laughed at that.
The young Englishman, In an ag
grieved alienee, escorted her to
Barbara was pleading desperately with the man the loves,
tho door and, having watched her
disappear, down the stairway,
walked back to join. Mri. Trenton
Jones. . '. ,
"Unrbara doesn't seem boraelf to
night," ha remarked caustically.
"She snya Bhe iloesn't care to con
tinue dancing. I doubt it she can
bo well."
. "HuiiHih! Thnfl'ilinusual. I
didn't' think oven a"sf)ralued ankle
could lieep Barhura from dancing!"
Thoy sat for done lime in silouco.
the man staring moodily at the
dancera as he smoked ouo clgaret
after another. The passengers wore
a morry, Informal crowd, and sev
eral ot the girls called out to him
gaily as thoy danced by. But their
evident Rood splrlla only served to
Increase his III humor.
"Look here, Mrs. Trenton-Jones,"
he Bitld presently, folding his arms
and looking down nt his shiny put
ont leather toes, "I may as well he
rrauk with you, I'm In Invo with
Barbara. Do you think there's any
hope for me?"
The older woman considered him
for a long minute. Ho waa good
looking, blond, nnuiirc-ciit typo of
llrlllshor. Well-molded fenturen,
blue eyes, a reddish complexion
and a small mustache, n shade
llghtur than his hair. There was a
certain nlr ot bil l li and breeding
about him.
"So many ninn have been In love
with Uuihaiu," alio told him, "or
have thought that . they wore.
That's the penally sho pays for be
ing an heiress."
A dull red spread over the man's
face. , .
"I any, you'ro not Buggcstlmj that
I "
"I didn't mean lo insinuate any
thing. Hut had suo been penniless
I wonder If yon would huvo allowed
yourself tn fall In love Willi her?"
"Thais a fair question, and I'll he
candid with yon," he answered. "1
should have been just ns keen, htn
1 couldn't Alive afforded to many
her."
"What advantages do you think
Barbara will gain by becoming yout
wife?"
lie ndgoted awkwardly.
"I've quite a fair position In Hug.
land. .My place U In Hr.nv:y. ami
I've a stun II income of my own."
Ho did not think It necessary to tell
her exactly h:nv small. "Then,
when my uncle dl?a. I should In
herit the title."
' "I'-U'e. And ycVi think thai a iick
llgihle Income. :i pisvlhlo title and
an estate, which iu doubt Is morl-
Hip Pocket Gesture Nets Shot for
"I ? Sweet Singer of Chicago Suburb
.OIU;.J,y-yet. S.VPi'-n Chi
cago ft iihs'sotnotlmos been known
as suicide ,to , reach for tho hip;
pocket, even' tor n handkerchief.!
raul Heller, 22. 'with a bul!l In
his leg, was thinking uncut It to-)
day.
Holler was singing "Sweet Ado-1
line" out Clark street a ways last j
night and Policeman Albert Klck
ort had no fear of the tunc. He '
lold Heller to move on nnd shut ,
tin.
Heller's hand went tn his hip
pocket. The officer had an lde.
that tills wus not an Idle gesture
He knew what sometime is kept
la hip pockets guns, lie decided
gaged should be sufficient exchange
for Harbara'g fortune?"
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Half an hour later, as Barbara
stepped out on the top deck, the
lam dance bad drawn most of the
couples below, and at she walked
towards the prow the jazzed strains
of "Home, Sweet Home" drifted up
to ber.
It was a perfect nlghti Moon
'beams played childish praoks across
jibe gently sloping deck, while, high
itbove, the moon, like a fat com
placent nurse, smiled dtwa on her
'indulgently.
i'rrorribly wrought up she was, and
"tier heart seemed to lie doing a jazz
loipilo. of Its own. She had no Idea
wlmt the outcome of this Interview-'
would, be. Gradually the suspense
began: rto. get on her nerves, and by.:
the 'time she did hear Ray coming
the lace scarf around her throat '
was ragged at the edges.
"Well, Barbara," be said as be
came up beside her. Her sharpened
perceptions noticed a strained note
In his voice.
"You've been a long time I
was wondorlng whether you were
coming."
"I told you 1 would come."
"I know. I remember yor tell
ing me that once before, and I
waited how long? Anyhow, you
never came," and she ended with a
laugh that bad a bltttor tang to It,
"What good is t going la duito
rnko up all this? li s only going to
hnrt ", '
She swung round to face him,
her lips set In a hard little line.:
: ''Whom will It hurt? You or ipe?
Hft-auso if it's me you've thinking
of, Isn't ll rather late in the d::y to
btifin woraylog aboiit.tliat?" -t.v.j
' ' Almost resentfully' tie 'ausWM-ed.
"I knovi you've, heert thinking
mean things of me. in fact, I
hoped that you would. I thought
Ibat you'd hale me at first, then
despise me, until finally yuu became
Indifferent."
1Mb words seemed momentarily
to rob her of her poise.
"nut why. why' should you want
mo to do that?"
Ills features, lit wanly by the
moon, were set in a brooding, bll'.cr
cast.
"I'll tell you although I should
profor not lo. You -emember that
alitht at the dance?,
He paused, and at that her ell
tern?ss overcoming Iho softer mood
of a moment ago.
"Yes, I remember that. I rrmem
ber a. mail telling a girl that he
loved her and asking her to marry
him. lie was called away to the
telephone. He nsketl her to wait
for him and she did. hours and
hours, like a little fool, tor he never
c.mio buck In her."
He an Id a moment later, Ills voice
slightly hoarse:
"I learned over the wire tlmt lay
father had committed suicide do,wn
in Mexico, Barbara. He bad bank
rupted himself und embezzled the
company's funds."
Uha looked up at him quickly. In
crediilliy In her eyes.
"lint 11 never hoard aiiythlur
about It" '
"That's not unlikely. They man
aged to hush II up."
She stood very still, biting her us1
per lip. but II mi 1 ly she spoke:
"Htlll, I can't see why yrr dldn"
come hack and toll me."
"Can't y.)ii? When I asked yon
to marry me I lina nod I should
have a fortune equal to your own
Had I come back I shpld have
broil pcnullese, with nothing to of
frr you but a dlagiured name."
"And you think thut vould have
made any dllfcronce?"
"I knew t It wouldn't. Thai
was the reason I left as I did."
(CofirloM., Olnl fitM)
A bsautlful htireus propottt to
th. ma:i sh. lovti in lorjarrow'l
cn.pter. , . - J : i
In fire first, and hn did. With a
bullet lu his leg, Heller dropped,
nnd when ho fell the bottle ot- liq
uor Iu his hip pocket was smuslml.
"Such gratitude." he suid sadly.
"I was only going to otlor you a
drink.
IVtiilli'lim l-lonoT Die
ItAKL-lt. ore.. Oct. 2 The
death at Vendlctnn yesterday of
William Itltcb. ttl. pioneer of this
county, ended 'more than 71 years
of married life for him. .Mr. and
.Mm. Itltch were married lu Ken
tucky. Mrs. lillcb survives ber
husband with thi-e sous and two
daughters.
In a recent editorial the Curry
County Heporter. n weekly news
paper of Oold Bench, ' tells, resi
dents ot the upper Uugue river
why there lit a shortage of steel
hends In the upper reach of this
noteworthy Oreuon flshinfr stream.
! "Tho real renson for the short
jage or fixh on the upper Xiogue,"
irnudH tho edltorinl, "is that the up
I por Itoaue district 1h guilty or so
I rlouH omissions and commissions.
Communities on tho upper river i fishing found any whore in Ore
have done and Kttll are doing! gou.
more to dfKtroy tlxh In tho Ktreamj "Why are not the sportmnen on
than inn be counteracted by artl-.the upper river enjoying: the hu me
fit-in I propagation work of Hta'e ' privilege?
and federal agem'ien. combined. "f.rantH Pass known, but Grants
"What about lite dlvertdon of
ono-liali' of the natural flow of
the water of tho- Jtogue on ( Irri
gation projects?
: "What about tho saturation of
(hp other half of the water in the
tritroain with sewage of Grants pasn
MeUford and other upper commu
nities? "What about the destruction of
i natural Hpawnine urounriu of tho
li flh by mining operations and the
destruction of young fish by the!
I muu arm sut permuieu io now
j from the mines into tho stream? :
"What about the dOMtructiqn, for
j long years past, of fisli; by lrr-
gallon- projects? ' l'1 -v ' "
! "What alKiut ilit obstructing
! dams for hydroelectric plants on
the Kogti4( su oh dftms being foil nil
only on tho upper reaches' of tho
river? -
I ".Millions of young salmon anl
; steel heods are being destroyed
j each yeai on the . upper Rogue,
wind IMh .destruction. W being con
j tinned. , ":' ;r ;
j "What are Grants Pass sports
j mrn and newspnper men doing to
remedy such CnndillohH? '
AfilIIXD, Ore.. Oct. 2. (Sp(.)
A delf-Kutlon of u dozen promi
nent Medford women, active-members
In the- .Medford Garden clu'o,
were In Ashland on Saturday
morning to pay un official visit
MEDFDRD VHTJMEN VISIT ASHUNt)6iJSINESS !
! HOSLER FLORAL GARDEN MEN SEE NEW TOWN
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to tho lluri-y Hosier Hardens on , afternoon. The caravan, spon
Almond utrect. The visitors tool; ! sored by tho Chamber of Com
"n.".UIv 1r;,hnu'V0l',1a ta'?tu! morce. left at 1 o'clock on Friday
Kll I'VI'V It I fills lliiuliti' rlnuiira iinil . .
i ' j . i. v-
lies and th grower's cultivation
methods. 'i'hr Indien were mot
pprclative of Mr. Io,lPr's Kn
oiohity and wore enthuHiiiHtin ovor
tho lfttit aptuuin Khowingn, which
have, us! yet, lieen unLouchod hy
fhe light frostM. flnrgeoim gladioli
ZtrSa"b,,a"Ura,i"?-' .'"Copment that ha.
.; . ., , " .
... n.',...hT- ; ." ', .7 .u S'l"land .congratulated .Mr
uuiri . K'uwi' in iuo Hiai,Y,cer
h'.L ,.""1; "'tr B,'::' '.V I
on the Pnciiie : pooh .t the ro1
cent Jit'-kwun rntinty fair .Mr. Hnn
lr look u Inng lint uf awards as
prizea in every entry made.
FRANCIS NEFF HEADS
STUEHENT BODY MEEIisi
ASIII.AN'Q, Ore.. O.-t. 2 (Spoo-j
lull The-'.undent " body . or thei
Kmithern OrenOn 'S(nte Normal'
school mot In the auditorium of!
mo scnom on Friday morning at
10:40 fur the purioso of electing
a new editor for "The Siskiyou,"
the school paper, :- replace. Ned
Mars, who is littendlnij tho I'M
vorsliy of Oregon. .Miss Dorothy
Harry was chosen for the office.
A pop promoter, IMck Joy. was
elected to serve for the year. This
was the first meeting of the year
und was presided over by the new-ly-elooted
president, Francis 1 Neff
or Medford.
llAKFH, Ore, Oct. 2. OP) Kll
Hurry Lauder, celohrnteil Hcottlsh
Ingcr, ngroea with Thomas A.
Kdison ubiiut retiring.
Asked when ho expected to give
up singing and settle down at bis
horns on the river Clyde in Scot
laud. Sir Hurry replied:
"I'll retire whMii someone 'finds
me a bettor Job, but 1 never expect
to get n better one because I have
the bo.Ht to the world that of
making people lauab,"
Sir Harry appeared in a theater
here lust night und today loft for
rendlcton.
4
. SA1.i:M, Ore., Oct. 2. Wl
Lynn F. Crononilllcr. assistant
stale forvsior, left Monday for
AshevHIo, NMrtli Carolina, to at
tend a national convention of state
foresters.
AT FORTY
MOST WOMEN
should be on the lookout for
igm of gallstones
Doctors say women at forty whe
are Inclined to be ricshy should;
watch out for flnllstones. Oall ltlnd
der, Liver nnd Stomach Trouble. If
you have pains in your side, around
your liver, stamnclt or back, that Is
Nature', warntni. Olve KHl'IT
C1A a trial lon't wait. On dose
often vivos complete roller. Kor
over, twenty years FRl'lTOLA ha,
heen used by thouennda of people,
who praiso its merit beoansc It aele
e quickly. For sale, recommended
and Ruaruntecd by Manlll 1i Co.
and other loadlim druaiilau. ,
"Why do not the sportsmen and I
newspaper men of Grant Pass!
toll the truth and ehnme the devil j
ami 'then go out and clean upi
their own back yards?
"in contrast to the conditions
found on the upper Itogue, there
are plenty of fish. In the lower
river.- Why do they not go up
stream? I
"Hportsmen fishing In the lower j
Rogue are catching their limits
and enjoying the greatest sports
Puhh, driven to desperation for an
excuse for the fish shortage, wants
an alibi und is broodranting to the
world false reports that the rea
son there are no fih in the upper
river is because fishermen on th
lower river will not permit the!
fish to go up stream.
"tftnte Game Warden Clifford i
made a thorough investigation of j
i ii v- iiiMitii . uiiu n ki iin uii ilia int:i
and blasted the rumors ot illegal
finning on the tower lUuxue.
"Down to brans taoks, the real
rejison for th& failure of the steel
heads to go up 'the river Is be
cause they, cunuot, und neither can
the salmoiV get by the drifts, falls
and piffles tn iho Hoguo river can
yon At' the present low stage of
water, and if the fish did reach
the vicinity of Grants l'nss they
would not be ablo to Hre In the
putrid, and cpid waters there
abouts' .. ' "
.: "With . more th,an' half the natu
ral flow bf the Hogue divevied for
irrigation , bttrpoiies, tho stream t
lower this year tlinu ;it has ever
been before," Wild Life Lilies,
OreKonian. !-
ASIIIA.N'n, Ore., Oct. 2. (Spl.)
Thirty-f.Iyo Aphlaml. business
men focct-pfed ' the 'invitation Of
J. II. Henry of Lincoln to visit the
now town of Lincoln on Friday
afternoon.
J. H. Henry met the visitors and
condtu'tfd them through the va
rloim dlviKioHH of the flant. The
mill operations wero a matter of
the grentoHt Interest to the Anh
lauderH,' who enjoyed Hening the
enormoun log.- turned Into lumber.
VIsitnrH were nntazed to see the
taken place during tho past year,
Henry on
huccpkh. ...
the trip mr,: Huy,- .1. Bd-
wurdj-THornton. Louis Dertw, (ieo.
H, Mosser, w. J. Crandall. H. O.
KmlerB. j: W. Jlc-Coy. H. C. Spnrr,
Frank Jordan. O. K. Howman. C"!
1. (laffnoy, l)om 1'rnvost, II. It.
Wesibrook, Homer Hillings, J. H.
Mclloe. H. H. Elhart, J. D. Mars,
K. C. llurd, I. K. VlnlnK. J. II.
l-'uller, u. Peterson. John Kndurs,
llan Kay. K. II. Isaac. (!. AI.
1 1 Irern. I-:. fl. Adamson, (luy rtood,
Walklns. I'. It. Ilarily, V.
1. WuUMl, Hurry Hosier W. M.
Horherl, c. X. flllmore, K. T. .Mor
rill and Hoy Clark.
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TALENT HUNTERS GET
TAt.KNT, Ore., Oct. J.-r(8jC-lul)--'l:iglit
liirKt buctis were re
ported brought In from the '.tg
ner Oap regions the last two days
by Talent hunters.
Cluis, and Hoy ICstes. Marlon
Sowash nnd Walter Sown.-h, left
September 27 for a week's hunting
In the 1'f.rker mountain region and
the bright red huts- on- display
uround town today is evidence that
several morn are In quest or the
same sport.
If you thipk title insurance is
unnecessary ia your cose, let
us tell you of gome of the cost
ly experiences of rooj estate
holders who thought they held
clear title to their property.
One small premium protects
you permanently . and positi
vely. x
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
121 E. Sixth St. Phone 41
Wage
Earners
f
who are desirous of increasing their
income and building for a future
nestegg will be especially interested
in our . , . , ; j- -
Preferred Stockl
Our Home Loans
solve the problem of financing
your new home. Let us tell you
all about it NOW! ........
; JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Over 20 Years in Medford Not One of Our
Stockholders Has Lost a Penny
tai vn r ... ti i rii u i. . . '
vrrr' :
maatB .nn jactory sirens llirougn- j
out Japan today told the iKland ;
empire ItH rpietn waj for the third '
AM ER ICA'S
Larger Body
1 teA. Long
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Wider Seatsj il , H AM A (More Visibility
II "sl I J A J" Window Area 1
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Wider Doorsj JJKA fg
Larger Brakes - ( Lrey
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EAKIN MOTOR CO.
16-18 South Fir Phone 304
Which Assures Earnings
I time a m
Jfor a ni
had been
time a mother, but that Its hopes J
male ; heir to the throne (
been disappointed.
Thn HiiffHHrnl iinfoiiphnient on- '
ensloned general rejoicing "hut
keen disappointment was manifeHt'
overywht-ro that tho child bora ;
ten days beffire It was expected ,
was a dauuhter and not a son.'
There
wore rollKlous .services at
ihreo paluco shrincH.
rrhc Empress Xngako
thmnph the ordenl well
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tells the full story
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CHRYSLER MOTOR S PR o"b U C T
of
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With Safety 1
and combines ABSOLUTE SAFETY
with PROFIT AND AVAILABILITY.
In fact all the requisites of a GOOD in
vestment are found in this stock.- 8
Installment Stock also appeals to, wage
earners.
It will be a pleasure for us to tell you
more about this home-managed, fast
growing institution.
daughter, who will be named
October (I. weiphed 7 Va pounds,
nnd took her, first day with heal-
thy calm. vi
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l-.ugeiie crows.
Kl'fSKM-:, Ore., Oet. 2. (F1)
Hullriiiitf permits In Kugene. for
fcomemlmr totalled sr.7.283.4". no-
yordinir to tabulations today. This
brings the estimated value of con-
eame strneiion for the year to $0,161
Tho t 7!)2.i5.
FULL-SIZE CAR,
of
Driver Ease
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