Medford mail tribune., October 06, 1929, Page 12, Image 12

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fKDFORI MATE TRIBUNE," MEDFORD. OYiKGOS, SUNDAY. OCTOTtER fi, 102?).
I aliened Ihto liy thu govcriiuif 'lit
! of Irak. It will fll MuiR'litH -tar
; goveriiini'nl now held by
i forclKnern.
lil-JRUX (P) An pnnuul lilcrury i IhIf, pl.i rifiilH mill ikmIh wlm
prize of $r,U00. to bo awarded by ( wrif In lraan iin-l lux- "' n
the i:lty of Berlin, in propemed by B. rlineiM fur it In'iu of yemn
the city boar do feclucallnn. Nnvi'l- i wnuld bp i-He'iblc.
MEXICAN BEAUTY ADORNS WHIPPET
THE CHEVROLET SIX
"Around Ilia v.-ml.l In :i I'.' Hut')
ecdun tvlllliK tlia true utory or Hol-
" Thin Im III.- r.Mil.mu'llill
rIvh for tip- fniir Ibul !.:i;-:'il tliln
week from' 'Hollywood. The ."Ktii- 1
Iswiry of 'Hollywood," us ihn, driver ,
of thlH He Solo Is called, will tour
lbs United Htiltet Willi New' Voile
: bin final dentliihtlun In this
country. Kiom that point lm will
put hlrt tar "n iv bout and eon-.
tinue on to TCuroiiit. .
The tour will bo ennuline.!
neroHR Kurope, Asia, and the re
turn to till i-ounlry will be mud
from Japan. The choiee of a cm
to be used wan left to lite driver
and he picked a De Soto Sis for
the reason he Bllld. that he had
made several luiii? t""'H In thlK
country and i'wwhUi In a Me Soto
and found It entirely suited for
hla purpose. ...
The object of the tour In to toll
the real Htory of Hollywood in es
pecially the mmiller, towns. Ac
cording to movie officials, ono of
the blK problems In the industry
is the Influx of young Klrls Into
Hollywood looklni! for positions in
the "movies." For tho most part,
she (,-irln are e,ood-look'lnR and
probably have taken tho lead In
their class plays at hlBh school or
coIIcko. This, they believe, fits
them to be made, stars overnight.
They do not reull.e that the avcr
nse person they see on tho screen
has spent ycfrs barniiiB the tocli
niiiuo of the camera ond while a
ko.h1 aiipe.'.ranee is essential, '"
nit and nctlni! abllily ure of cquil
Importance.
Dr Solo dealers IhlollBlinut tile
roiinlry are eo-operallnir In this
tour by newspaper announcements
and by maklnc tlm 1 rraiiKeinents
for the "emissary" 10 B'vo his
lectures.
MERITS OF CITY
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Not a new type radiator cap. The beautiful g!rl who is gracefully draped over the radiator of thi
Whippet Four Sedan is the talented Mexican actress, Alecia Ortez, of Mexico City,' who is
scheduled to arrive soon in llue Hollywood film colony to make her American screen debut.
Senorita Ortez selected as a background for this photograph the picturesque Chapultepec Castle,
the official residence of the .chief executive of Mexico.
PARIS (A") Whotbor country
Bills make tlm best Wives is be
ing publicly debated by two Kronen
intellectual leaders.
I'lerrn Mlllo, novelist and edl
turlal writer, thinks they do be
cause lie believes they recoitntec
111.111 as a superior living mid take
better cure of him.
' Madame Maria Vcronf, ono of
tho first woman lawyers and pres
ident of the French Leaitne for the
Iliglila of Women, says there Is'r.t
any real dlfterencii between farm
and clly Klrls. but her chief in
tention was given to whacks nt
the old fatdlluncd man who thlnlis
i Woinan'is' du" Is In Ihe hoiii.1
and that "obey" Is Hie most Im
portant part of a mairlaiiu cere
mony. Mllle Has been having quite, a
bit of correspondence, with, men
of .tho old school who think niod
erii Kit 1st aliogether too 'uppliy."
He ugrees with some of them tint
tho provinces still afford a man
somo chnnco of finding a. good
liounekocper who knows bow lo
play second fiddle.
Madame Verone, however, re
torts that lhe country girl, like
the town girl, regards herself as
fully man's viiuul and thai while
sho allows I1I111 lo ImaiTlne he Is
of much Importance, she never for
a minute consents to recognize her
husband as "mnsler" of the house
unless ithe, at Ills ttldc. Is Hie
"mistress."
All this Is still a llvo topic In
Krnnco where Ihe "woman's rights"
movement moves slowly, Willi lit
tie chiince for gaining Ihe vole
or die. The chamber of deputies,
until several old rennlors retire
composed of younger men und In
closer touch with the people, twice
has passed 11 Untiled vole bill
which the senate lunorert.
Ogcon Peara
mllon of the need of irrigation.
The Medford district is hi.rvcst-lr-
ihl vein- n t.'i.uOO.OOO fruit
crop, of which !.iMI0.000 repre-1
senls pears, yet It Ik only a par
tial yield. Costly experience lias
demonstrated Ihe varieties of fruit
that can bo profltablo grown and
marketed anil eliminated the unfit.
The lesson of duality pack has
been learned as only quality will
stand the freight bill from Isolated
sections. Pears have been special
ized 111 because tho soil, climate
and nltltudo produce superior qual
ity. I 'car growing has been much
neglected 111 the Wlllametto valley,
(hough tho few growers that have
given tielr orchards scientific care,
have received good returns. The
valley cannot produce a poor that
will stand shipment In competi
tion with fruit from higher nltl
ludcs and sunnier climes, but it
does produce n superior canning
pear, 'and moreover we have 'the
canneries to take all that are pro
duced and thai now hove to go
to Yakima or Medford to secure
it nnck.
Moreover there are ndvtinluges
here oilier districts do not possess,
(lrehiinllsls do not have lo; fight
blight und other pear diseases.
nsaUmt which., nlhor d.lulrlels have
In wan-en constant Katlio. Hbf
wfth our habitual lelhargv, we
have never specialized on tills pro
fitable crop ono of riiiiny overlooked.--
Snleni 1 'a plliil Journal.
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' IN. ST A N'TI NOPI.rc Ml Pur
suing .Into weird clioiioelri thu
American "get together" bleu, a
newspaper here, tho "Ikdani."
dally publishes, photographs and
addresses of subscribers so lis
ri.a.b i-s may get to know each
01 her. I
The Lonely Congressman
Tho fact that Senator Shipload
of llnncsoia iH tho only member
of conpruHS who 1h not Idrntlflo.l
with one of tho 4 wo bip parties
is it coiniriciitjuy on tho American
political Bystum. IScnutor Shi li
st end represent th Fiirmer-Inhor
imrty of hl8 wtnte. Itepresentutlve
Kvule, whose tragic death occurred
ji fow days ann. ulno was elected
by thin party. There nro no Sochil
lt members since Representative
I, a (iiiardhi of New York turned
Kopiihlit-nn. The late Victor IterK
er was tho outalmidiiiK Sooiulist
member for many yearn. AlthoiiKh
ho was not In comivmh at tho time
of his dealli, ho stood a1 good
olianeo to bo r-d"cted if ho had
lived. There is little cliuueo thnt
any other HoeiallKt can be elected
to hb district.
Tho Amerlran people are not set
for pnlillcul iTinovatiniiK wlien they
talie 1h form of new parties. o
thlril party litis lrcomfi establlHhed
Hlnre the Republican party passed
tho AY' hit: organization and then
quickly obmirbi-d It. other move-nn-nts
nunc anil wont. Tlie Popu
list parly once had consldenible
representation In cohkivhs. The
rtNKi'OHslve move men t of 1 !' I 2
Kilued form Ida bin hi'jtdwny be
catiM of tho eompellinf; leadership
of Koowevell, hut even w hen tliii'
nmvetntnt swnmped t lift Kepubll
cau party In tho election uf that
year. It rntild lint survii! tbcNlronir
treiul toward ..Kepuhllciin reliablli
tat Inti. The Iai Follette movument
of I ir'-l ilrew lieavlly fvom both
other parties, but .It could not
c:iry over its an Independent move
ment In the next lil'CMfdelil Inl dec-
tlon. Thlt movement, however, N !
represented, broadly speaking, byl
the independent group of KcpubH
uans In conprss. .
Tho two-party system, therefore.
does not prevent independence
within tho respective parties. This
Independence is less manifest in 1
the Democratic party than in the!
Republican, perhaps for the rea
son that minority begets solidarity.
However. Senator Wheeler. Scnntor
Walsh and Representative Hill
have not been hard and fast party.
followers.
Independence within the parties
may he a wholesome manifestation.
It all depends on the sincerity and
statesnianftlif p of the independents.
If, for example, they pain a bal
ance of power, as tlm independents
In thn Keniito have, they are in ro
position to keep both purlieu on a
hipher plfuie of policy and action,
provided their own plane is high
er. If thwy use their power only to
obstruct i!tid harass, then th'ey are
not meeting either their opportuni
ty or their obligation, i At any.
rate, it is better that there should
be independent groups within the
ti,. (!. u lli.i. Ihnr,. num.
ernuH Fintill : parties ps'dti soni ioi5L'
I he l.tiropeau counti ies. SinJi L
it hies wrecked ilemocrntic jtovorn- y
ment In Italy, Poland and Spain.
(Kansas City Hlr.r.) .
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JlU.O, Hawaii fl') l-JiKht mil
lion (fins uf . lava wero deposited
in the llulemanumuti pit by tho
.Tuly eruption of Kilauea. Tho pit
hud been 1 UIU feet deep but iai
now reduced to about 1,000.
fir Zcmmlctt Trent frtattfi
In Design -
In Materials - -
In Workmanship
4 4 4
Built to the High
est Standards! - -
Most people realize that the New
Chevrolet is a Six in the price range
of the four. But not everyone knows
what a really wonderful Six it is I
The Chevrolet engineeringstaff spent
more than four years in the de
velopment of the Chevrolet Six.
Materials are selected from the
world's finest markets and, taken
altogether, there are nine thousand
inspections during the car's pro
duction and assembly!
The result is exactly what you'd
expect quality in design, in ma
terial and in workmanship that
assures years of dependable and
satisfactory service!
Come In today. We want you to se
and drive this car for it will give you
a newiidea as to what the buyer of
a low-priced car can now expect for
his money!
Tho Roaditer. tXM: The rhaelon. tsl't The Coach, .
S.WS: The Coupe. J.595; 77:e Sp'irt Cnupa. I64S: The
Sedan, J675; The Imperial Sedan. 1695: The Sedan
Delivery. ISM; Light Delivery Chaitii only),lit0: 1'h
Ton Truck Cliaiil.i onyt. SUX; t'. Ton Truck (Chat'
titwilhCabitSbSO. All prlcesj. o. b. fac:oryt t'tlntt
Michigan.
f wld-r the dHK.rM prlr m well en the It.t (f . o. b.l
price when compar-lna automnbll. valttiM. Our dwrtflT.1
d.llv-t-F.1 price Include only authorized chRrftoA tor
lieiftbt una delivery, und ihe cliMrile (or ony addittmmt
atccMuiUa at &nxicluA deircd, (3Q2-3U)
Batfevy-wise
hu if off he
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO., Inc.
112 South Riverside
Medford
Phone 150
A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR
ltAr;rAD M a university of
law :ird polllienl seineo Is to be
A ciirloiiil of Kecket pears grown
and ptiekcd in the llitue Illver
valley topped the market In N w
York City Tuesday Krossiin; H,-
333. There were f01 bosr.n In the
inr and the nversue price Wtisj
!i.60 a box. The extiu fancy grade
brought $13.37 a box or 10 rent,
citeh at n wholesale busis.
This h probably a record price '
for rneeut yetirn, thottuh during the
fruit boom nf twenty yearn aao,,
even tbefc prlecH were topped fr
fornlco pear, and Inter for tote.
In fact H was tlieso record hint"
prices that cuuhciI the Mcdfonl
boom. ent tho prlcu of orcbaidn
ekyroeUetltiff and resulted In the
piuntipK of mimy thousand of
nere of additional orchard.
It Is howevor, not the occasion 1
record prie thut should count
with the orchardbft It li the nv
eraKe that fruit growers nmvt tin
urp on tho uverage yield "d the
aveingo price ond thn uvertiKc pro
, diictlon cost over a term of yearn.
In fnct tho occasional Jilh price
aro due to crop fill hire elsewhere
and are apt to be deinnrultxing to
tho Industry a they Inducu Hpec
U lit Hon mi (I eventtiul nurpliiM.
On tho Kbmau that an ncre of
orchard In tho Itnue Itlver val
ley would yield ft $IO0" profit n
year which of courne only ap
plied to exceptional yenm, much
unfit land waa plunted in uiiHUlt
nhlo vorlollca of fruit all over
Oregon and Hold to fmnll Inventor
on ItiMiillmeut pln or lo people
Ignorant of the Imivtutry hut luretl
by the noBsllile profltn. In the
Intervening yiAr, many have lit
their Investment?, many grovett
have been abandoned or pulled. AJp
until the induitry haa become
fairly wall atabllltod through oper
ation o( awMwrnlo Uw. and rcall-
A lJON-STOJP RECORD.
OF SUCCESS
I Soto Six in its fust year set a record-break
ii'B rare in r.nlc. No otlicr car of any make, of any
pricr , ever climbed so liigh i n so slioi t a time. Today,
Dr. JV?lo Six easily sustains this pace. Hccouse no
other enr in the field of luw-priced Sixes lias ever
c ompared with all Dc Soto Six offers, and all it
does. Power villi pliant smoothness; speed with
out strain; restful riding and easy handling;
Chrysler Motors engineering throughout and
refreshing stylu. If you want to find the answer to
De Soto's spectacular sales record, its continued
sweep lo greater success see get in and drive
the De Soto Six. 77te re 7 he no longtr ami (lurslhns.
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body of every car
in Buick's field
and compare the chassis
then you too would choose
If you were to lift the body from the chassis
of any one of a hundred cars and compare
the vitally important details of chassis de
sign ana construction you would find
Buick so outstandingly superior in all
phases of fine car engineering that you
would almost inevitably make Buick your
choice. Here is what you would sec in this
famous chassis:
flm'ci', grtdl tie Y'mlvfin Hrti engine
dfTtlopin 9" horscpowir in the 124- and
1 J2-inih modfl.t, and SOV hor,epower in the
1 IS.Jnch models. Ifnapproirhcd in sturdinf,.
H-round prf'mnce ability, reliability and
cconomjr as well.
Rttice'i new CmmllrJ Servo IncloitJ Meekmieal
' Breket protidinn nmooth, positive,
ailent twsking. with roinimtim pedal pressure.
And because fully protected against dust, dirt
and water operating at maximum efficiency in
any weather.
flmVt's mev frietiemlest tteertnt' entv ml new Rtxti
Shed Fliminatnr twin advanceme'nta intro
duced by Buick. The lluick wheel offering
effortless control throughout its entire turning
range and the new Road Shock Eliminator
assuring complete freedom from annoying
lolts and jars.
Bm'rt's f-, taneer rtttr springs, and" new
Larrjoy hiodravlie Shot Abtmhrrt front
and rear. Combining to check both bound and
rebound, and providing a degree of riding ease
without parallel anywhere.
And. finally, such eMtabtithcJ Awiot tmperioriiu't
as the famous double.drop frame of toughest
steel . . . the massive side and cross members
reinforced at points of stress to insure greatest
long life . . . the celebrated torque tube drive,
Huiik multiple-disc clutch, setf-liihricating
differentialand numerous other features.
When the list of Duick's chassis features
entirely aside from the irresistible appeal of
Buick's new Fisher Bodies reads like a
roll-call of all that is soundest and best in
fine car engineering . . . and when, in
addition, you can buy a Buick for as little
as $1225, f. o. b. factory . . . what wonder
that all comparisons lead to Buick! What
wonder that more than 2,000.000 people
have invested their money in Buicks and
that from two to five times as many are
purchasing this new Buick as any other
automobile priced above $1200!
PUCK MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT. MICH
Prii Go., .M.t.ri C-r,a
Cnsdisaraclori.si Met .oahlili. Halt k, d,h .. OitL
Builders of Buick sa4 Marqattl, Motor Can
For twenty-eight years
Willards have been at
the safety point
where dependable
quality is never sacri
ficed for low price.
Batteries can be made
for less than Willard
spends in making them,
and sold for less than
Willard prices. But,,
they may be short
lived, and expensive to
keep in repair.
The Willard of the cor
rect electrical size for
your car is the greatest
battery value you can
find.
Look for the
WILLARD
SIGN
There is a Dealer
in Your Town
Littrelf Parts Co.
Distributors '
Medford, Oregon
CIIHYSLliR MOTORS PRODUCT
MEAD-FURCH MOTOR CO.
114 South Rivorsido
Medford
Phono 1109
llS'WheelbaMModels.UlStolWOS , i j4- Whclbase Models, 1143 to lOJ
Whrrlbase Models, U5 to
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SCHERER MOTOR CO.
38-40 North Riverside
BUICK AND MARQUETTE DEALERS
Then. 73
WHIN T T t R AUTOMOIII.il ARE tUILT.IUICK WILL I U I L D THEM
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