Medford mail tribune., October 06, 1929, Page 15, Image 15

MMHORI) MAM, TiMBUNK. M KDFOItD. QUIKiOX, Sl'N'DAY. OCTOHKI C. 1 ).
SQUSA AND BAND PROPER WHEEL
GENERAL MOTORS I kU13.
PARTY MONDAY;
TACIF, 'SEVEN1
Now Showing at Hunt's Craterian
Koiisn unci his world f unions
bond ;ill ajcaln he uost Miirr
talners nt iht OpiipiuI Motors
Family party oh Monday oveniiitc.
October 7, wiih lluick as host.
Sovtn years wore required to per-
In
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ALWAYS IMPUKIANI fil .Wk
raj C3
Hint automobile whci! V1SiV sS iAfHsXV-. LtM
was
1 W-Wl
7( HAS 'JSvfJfc'Si
' . Jokn PhimP SOugA -suado
Smiea t but he would In
nowise -abandon -the hJsh ideal
of his bantl by brnatU'a.Mtiim.
IJefore he decided to go on tlio
air. ' Kousa. had probahiy played
before more people than any oth
er director in iln history of band j
lnusie. As his new series will bv !
bruadT.Hi over a network of ihir-'
.y-nii: tuitions it will Ijn pnsib! i
for 4veryme in the 1'niud Stales;
to tune in for the new series of .
etmeeris. I
There are -two or three pieces '
composed by the famous former:
leader of the United Htate.-t mar-!
ine band, with which his name
is, indtesnluhly associated and ,
without at least onp of thes ,
no Sousa nti,-;tini would be com- j
plete. The firs; offer! iirh Mod- J
day evening; will bp the
and Stripes Korever," "The Thun
derer" and "Cuba land." interpre
ting the vicissitudes of the neigh
boring island republic under three
flags Spanish, American and Cu
ban. JJut it will not be exclusively
an offering of So Lisa compositions.
There will he an overture from
"Ivienzi" by Wagner; one of
. "Many
I opinion
are only to put tires on iinrt ur
! get otherwise." Bays .Mr. Older
of the Older Tire Service. "Wheels
of an automobile are the most
! important part from a standi
(nf safety and fclidin. performance.
! Automobiles of today are built -
be d liven at a high rate of speed
.iHnv,-us it proper core in ma ' m-.'Nouy Xewhbors, ',W production in which
Kivpn to be sure thai iho wheel i. '! "re fealurrd. . . I '',,.'..: .
are aholtitely true. , ; i ; , . - ". - ; yf-'
I
USE OLD GUNBOAT
IR
' S1IA.VCI1IAI. i& Afterafihiist
. three decades of swxviee.gu.udin.U'
: American shipping ou tiie y.jiglste
riv.-r. four gunboais of the 'United
' Siati-s Asiatic fleot have ' hetn
i doomed to end their careers i.s
targets for the blue jackets of the
destroyer squadrons in China v.i-
'of a century old, she still has the
main engines that were built for
her at the time of hei' ronimls
.'ion. Most of h'T original auxil
iary machinery aUo intact. I n
Ul tiiie become! u target for de
stroyer target jiractice, her la -it
days will be spent as a replace
ment ship for sailors V'ny trans
ferred' to and from the Asiaiic stn-;
tion.
The I 'a It is and Aionoeaey are
sister ships built especially for;
service on the Ytingtszc river. They'
niv smaller than , ibe. licit at
(houuh . larger than the new ves
seU that replaced them. , They
havo been for many years famil
iar a well as welcome ights m
Shanghai and Hankow and"cpec;
ially so during the lat dayn of
the re.Vnt Civil war,
ftfiftf.YVMi -Jrtin-e of a gift to
the Soviet union of :': tractors by
the American brunch of "i-'r lends ;
of the Sovi-cr" has ben receive. 1
by the International office of the
org a nlzjit ion Ium c. The tractor
nre int ended as a l)li-ihi!ri pres
ent to the .Moscow go crnm-nt on
the twelfth anniversary of the Hoi- ;
'.di'vfti re voir in .NovohiIjit, i !i 1 7, '
TOI'r,OX In the destroyer
J'ougneux the French navy again 1
el-iinis to fiV(T frtteteW WfffsMp.j
The rraft, which is 036 feet lontrf
iiml.i.f '111 f-i.l t.-uiii mn dn :m
Unot'un' her liul furiiC ""Mho lfl
prmed witli four u-incli guns, fwol
anti-tiircraft guns and Mix torpe
do tllbea. .
' ' l.rtDON (Pi- London's newest I
hospital, is run entirely by, worn
en is exclusively for women pa-
tft-nts and devote) JtsVlf tu' cancer.
It ha 2a betls and 17 women doc- I
lorrf compose the' staff. '
and Melodrama at
Hunt's Craterian
before they should it is something ! Miftk, MystCty ,
i" i.t- iinio't en aonot, inn it is not !
always a tiling to swear at the j
po'-- Healers abont. t
"Just recently a survey showed!
thai on ( tier cent of iiiachirii-. !
examined the tires were cupped.
or otherwise unevenly worn. No j . , -- '
doubt a laiio percentage of the , MhMhi mystp,.y moIo,lrrtnm
, o i , V Vt ll,ulorimhl- rc a hilarious two in providing
t.on. but a large portion was also entertainment in .-Nllisv NHirh
caused by wheels which were xxUhov," t Hunts Crau-rian to.hn.
"'"K nio. . This farce comedy features Kd
Hard Meermg and '.shimmy j nio Quiiian, Alberta Vaughn and
were seldom heard of before the ; Th(r.io-n i?(.iin,.(u i..,.,
four wheel brakes nn.l Li", nv. i t.-.i
iin's. i ue reason is,
' usual.
perfect performance.
T.yila Hyubs not
the brhle'.s role by being beautiful
hut proves a very talented little
1 actress, and Hessie l-ovc, late hit
of "The JSroadway Metodny." plays
! the "flappery" little sister,
j Those two splendid old stage
! ) i layers, .James Xeill and Koyuie
Chapman, kive tmtstnndinf? perfor
; ni.-inees as the father and mother
! in the picture.
advent of
that
the front axle is freouentlv twist
ed by brakes out of adjustment.
A similar situation does not xist
in the rear axle because it is in
two parts both acting on a dif
ferential. "Sometime in parking at an an
gle, a "front tiro is given a ja
against the sidewalk. These blows
are ofiimes sufficient to bend an
axle or spindle. And although
the bend is of such a small extent
that it cannot be noticed by vy
it will cause uneven wearing f
lire, hard steering, and 'shim
my. "The only practical way to be
f u re that f ron t wh eels are t rue
d "nt cnusintr uneven and nn-
oie's father, "1iid" Quillan. a j
veteran Jf vaudeville, three other j
Quiiian sans, .John, Uusier and .
.loo. and two daughters. .Marie and
isabeile. Quite fittingly the clever
performers play, the "Marvelous!
.Monarchs," stars of the sjdii-weck I
time, into whose net a new part is !
written e.'ielisiime a' new member j
of the family 'grows old enough to
toddle on the stage, i 1 .
' i-resh aivenuures come the way j
of tho OuilJans when they inherit i
:t southern estate liomance enters,
J'Mdie's Hi when i:e meets th 1
daughter of a neighboring south- '
mi family, played hy wiit.-omc 1
,Alhcri;i ;iugh!i. only to oiM-o,. i- ,
that thiic res).(.t-i;,e clans are
riworn enemies, l-'rorn then on the
story becomes a inelo lrama spiced
buffoonery
DEPO
QTH PAR
T
The Idle Rich9'
at Rialto Sunday
from
Strauss's w a 1 t z e s. "Southern
Roses": 1 A Soldier'H nreani" bv I tUustment
t?tarke as a cornet solo. Tlv j l'"'"iK faulty wheel
concert will he concluded, fit -; steeri,f? In'tible.'' .
tingly. with Sousa's own "Semper
IMdelis." ,
The concert will be heard thru
KC.O, oaklnnd: Kl'O. Sun Kran
cisco; KKI, I. os Angeles;
PiVrtlanrt, KT.MO, SciTtt.le'; K HQ.
Spokane; KSL, Salt Lake City.
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PAIIIS (P) A . silver urn con
taining the heart of Theophile
fair wear on tires is to hnvf ihn
v.'n.ckeci with the proper gauges ! wilil li rcsistibii
and equipment. If they are found j - l
to 1p 'out of line.' onlv sneeffii
t!on tr.UIE'OI wild Hffni'nfn nftnin. "
ment handled by experts can re
align them.
"We have installed a complet 1
Stars; ocin-f n nit measuring gauir- j .
es v.iihh accurately test wheel.
conditions according to the maim- i "The Idle Rich." is another in
facturers specificatjons for opera-' stance of t.ie great improvements
tion. j being brought to drama through
'The equipment allows us to do!11'' ctming f the talking picture.
Work without removing an axiel This new production, now play
or spindle from the machine. This m" nt ,'1 l'ifalto theatre, is u ro
ellminates any los: time through Imi,,ct' crowded with comedy,
taking off unnecessarv parts as "Pfll't interest and. here and there.
.heretofore, and does not afford j tears. Lavishly cast, -wila out
I chance for brakes to get out of i standing art ists of screen and
work done in Kta0 it is a veritable cross section
pitch and; nt "Ie as ltvr(1
I American family.
DKBRI -ZKS. 1-1 ungory 0P
Rising grain prices in America
brought only temporary relief to
this heart of the grain growing
belt in Hmmary. A bumper crop,
ppeeuintion in Wheat and a big
carry over from last year have
combined to -produce evil days.
Kven the price of bread has gone
up,
ters, moreover, are Intensely Inter
esting. Conrad Xagcl plays ho young
multi-millionaire who marries his
pretty si e nojrrn p
I Annt her . sf-p in thu constant
ex tcie ton of the service facilities
'offered by the Oakland Motor -Car
' company' has beon,complotud in
i he csta'dii nmeni at Oi ltlaml. i'al..
. of a mi'mmoth new" parts dejWn1 in
Which . til be kepi a c-oupN-l"
' stock of ir;-r!ind-i(inli:h: jiarls.
Krom lb if', depot dcab-in ui tlie
enlire Caci'ic coast region will, re
ceive 4b-ir pans service, and In an
p ' mergeney a telegram will bring
1 deMv -r,' on the follnwinjr day . of
..ivy .k.ic needed, 'i'i.e new depot
' which was placed in operation
i onder the personal supervision of
I U. A. Armstrong, service manager
j fm the Oakland -Motor Car. com-
pany, is said to have no superior
i in t.ie world lit completeness of
equipment,
j The latest methods of receiving,
storing, and shipping a utomohilo
I parts are used. Included in the
' nrrangemcT.ts for the saving of
time and ha ml ling costs nre new
railway spurs which adjoin the
' loading platforms of the new
. structure.
i A mot lei service shop and a
' training school for Oak hind - Ron
' tint mechanics is being Installed at
the average jibe parts depot where Pacific
tVll its char.ic- coast dealers who desire special
training for members of their ser
vice personnel may enroll (heir
men without charge for Instruction
courses under the tutorage, of fac-
rvlvcw a 1 tory s
Om of these, the I. S. S. Oen-i
eral A leva, has already been dis- j
patched to a watery grave by ihc
friendly guns of the fleet of which ,
she was for so many years a par:.
'I'll.'. tiller. ..'tl..-t 1.A t'.ilU ll,n!
nly I1utillfies:f.,, LMonni,ai,). im, ;p ,(.lom.. hav
been reduced to a reserve coyimis-
sion status. When taken tiff the
river they were anchored in the -Whangpoo
river fronting Shanghai '
to await the will of the command-j
cr:in-chiof. . '
The C.enera'l ' .-Mi.va. was the nio:U j
famous of the four vessels. She j
was built in Scotland 4 years ago
for the Spanish government" hy A. j
Me.MUan and Sons. Kid., of I)um-
barttin. She was not equipped wim
wireless at the iime of the Spanish- !
Americt.n war ami did not learn f !
the capture of Manila by Admiral .
(icorge Oewey until she sailed intoj
the hay, bringing supplies and sol
diers from Spain.
As the fleneral A lava steamed
past Corregidor lK.li.nd, her captain
ordered n saluie to be f-ired in hon- j
or of the Spanish commander hi
Manila. Ten iriinutes later, she I
was taken by the Americans and j
two years k.ter was turned owl j
to the navy for duty as an an;;-;
iliary to' the Asiatic fleet. She has!
since been regarded as one of ih i
smartest small craft w";:h the fle-M j
in the Orient..
Hf-r too in. I c.i-i v wav five if
fie. is, four warrant officers and
fifty men. Sins way S1- feet lomr.
had a normal j-peed of ten and. a
half knots an hour and her ,ton-r-ige
wtis 1 1 1 H.
iiae v. as i'.i . l a'c.Ual'.y i'..o;r.cd j
in 1!27 wlVen condemned' for sea j
duty and placed en reserve sere-,
ice as Admiral Mark I.. R.vlstora
yacht. Recently she was condemn
ed altogether ami ordered stink.
One of the new river gunboa'.s j
built a year ago. the t S. S. Luzon.
went on the rock at the mouth I
of the Vang::;e river on the samel
day. so the life of the (leneral
Alava was1 prolonged for a few j
more weeks. With the repair of i
the damaged I.umm she w:t dls
mautled. towed to Tslngtao, Amei-j
ica's destroyer base in China, and j
blown to bi'.s.
The C S. S. llelcnr. is nnotherj
vessel of the four that has wit
nessed ninny years of usefulness.
She is one of the largest veels j
ever placed otV the Yangtszc river.
patrol, being .1 feet over-all. one
has a beam of t" feet and u 1N
planement of J.400 tons.
Though the Helena Is n third
Special rail bn
owing
.
"' ""NEW
WILLYS -
KNIGHT
,. LINE :
Mnlo Corret de la Tour d'Auvergno
called by Napoleon "Thet First
Orenadif r of France,' by been
taken from tho crypt of the Pan
theon, where It has been for 40
years, and placed In the Invalides
chapel. ;1jnining Napoleon's tomh.
3a Tour d'Auvergne came out of
retirement in 17S9 to again serve
his old chief and was killed In taat
tl n lsoo
POTSDAM (I') Rerlln ;md Pots
dapi polite have been unable . to
trace an i.ntique .Meissen procc
lain vase which dis.'ippenred from
San Soucl palace, former residence
of Rmperor Wllhelm. Only one
bus load of sightseers visited the !
palace that day after the vuae was
last seen, hut spnrch of the party
failed to reveal the vase.
-lie
Grocers Every where are turning to
the New Chevrolet Six
" Cylinder Trucks
Sales figures for the new Chevrolet six-cylinder trucks
reveal that these new-type delivery units' are enjoying
constantly increasing popularity among grocers. And
Bmall wonder for here is the first complete answer
to the modem retail grocer's delivery problem.
These new trucks offer, first of all, the advantage of it
great six-cylinder valve-in-head engine. Speed is
higher. Destructive vibration is eliminated. Accelera
tion is remarkably swift. And gear-shifting is reduced
to the minimum. . ; , ;!..', t i
Furthermore, these high-quality six-cylinder trucks are
remarkably economical. . Not only are they available
in the price range of the four but they actually use
no more gasoline and oil tharl their famous Chevrolet
four-cylinder predecessors! ' t
We have a wide selection of body type produced
, especially for use by grocers. All are arranged for the
. utmost convenience and all are smartly designed.
Come in today for a demonstration!
AH JmiVm y. b. factory, Flint, Michiftitl
A SIX IN THE PRICE RAKG2 OF THE FOUR
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
112 South Riverside Phone 150
I-
Entire week of
OCTOBER s
.... OCTOBER 12
All tbls week, Willys-Knight
dealers throughout tiie country '
arc holding a Special Autumn
Showing of the popular "70-B"
and the distinctively beautiful
new Great Six. You are most
cordially invited to attend this
significant exhibit.'
Never before has there been so
1
large, beautiful and powerful a
K night-engined car at such a low
price as the new style "70-B."
And the luxurious Great Six
marks the achievement of higher
ideals in modern motor car design
and performance.
t ' f. " l !
GREAJtrSIX SEIAN
'f!i.;1895
Ccu ft, J-fmn GitrftRiaditii', at idmiffiit. 6tireihlifft
trur.krjik imludld. All Willyi-Kmghtpricaf.e.i. Ttltdt,
Ohio, and sjietijimlism tubject It ihangi without 'Mill.
"70-B," COACH
1045
Ctttpe Deluxe $1 1 45 ; Sedan DeLbxr $n6i Andinif '.
f iofji Touriig $1045. Wire uihteh included.
Equipment, other than iiandord, extra, '
- WIRE WHEELS INCLUDED IN
WILL YS-KNIGHT PRICES
TOLEDO,' OHIO
T LW lift WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC.,
I TREICHLER MOTORS, INC.
l i TyTTlT X T''? I Cor. Sixth and Front Phone 615
Kvcvv 24 'on.9t people arc killed . Tl
1 lUlP l.li iU 1"'ioll,ol,il(' '''itS in the United ! " ' " IQ IeilH IlOW-. M r ' ' (lfiA
E 1WM blowg out-tires with snck tre- ' II fmtR JWl
WmmBmV hMumr"1 1 I C ' r America's finest iueiu
FIRESTONE
TIRES'
sm AND i '
TUBES
"Willi fire priees "at fhe lowest levels
in lnstory Safefy is easy to jnirclmse.
And' the Firestone Tire tread is the
Safest, design n I he market.
Drive into our new station and let us
explain liow we ean equip your car
for Safety.
OLDER
TIRE SERVICE, Inc.
Safety Specialhis
if
Safety Service Rendered
Correct Brake Adjustment
Correct Wheel Alignment
Proper Lubrication
Vulcanizing by Factory Trained Men
One Stop Service
Car Washing and Polishing
Batteries
Gas and Oil
k2it&L Oakluml lius niiiitc it cusy for you
t.'i!ir to roiniiiire JVuliirtH. In fuct, Ouk-
W.H.-B . . . .; . . . '
vi; 71 Hind huh niuilR I Hi! cini)iiriH(inn il-
W ' self, tnliuUiliiiB ihc roxulls in cliart
form so thnl you run hoo lit a glnncu what
you K't i" the OuUlund All-Aiiirriciiu Six
iih Hfll uh M'liut you ;ct in twenty other '
'I'urHof rniuliiiui price. - ' '
rteforc you buy Miiy car within $.100 of Oak
land "n price, he Hiirc to come in unl Nee the
complcle rcHiill.s of theoo (umipiiriwiriH.
Anil when you have seen tlicm, we will
clinch the. irHf of Ouklaud Hiiprriority
with it (IciiioiiHt ml ion coiivineiiiji you
heyonil any tiientiiin I lint lFiiHi.-tmrriru'a
fluent mvriiu in-priced ai.liniioliile.
I'rlrr.. (I I In (1.171, I. o. l. I'ni.ll.r. Mlrh.. nil" rf'li.'r;
t-h.Ka, S.Hn ..(t. aiul lt.rfi.. Slifirk AlM..rlr. In-
lujr.l In II. I iifM t... ItiimjHT. nun rf.r femlr mi.rilt piln.
I.tibvrul Miiturt lime I'airin.nt I'Utl tf.alt.ljlr .1 minimum
rnl.
!n.lil.r llir .1.11. mmI prirp a. w.M M. ih H.t (f. o. I. prlra
vhrn iNiip.,rlt.a .iiloniiililln .iiliirn . . . Onklmiil-riiiil Inn
flrli.irr.1 irii' iim-IimIp ..nlv all I ln.rlar.1 I'li.rrf. for frrinl.t
mu4 Urllt.ly anil I lid. liar, fi.r an wilililluual NcvraMri.. ur
lluanclfiH ilaalrMl. .
Proof that p$lpn$i is
priced automobile'
The followinx facts were ob'tained frdhi a com
parison of the Oakland AU-Ainerican Six with
20 other medium-priced automobiles. AH totd.
678, individual comparisotis were made. l' Of
these Oakland proved to be distinctly snpei lor
in 451 or 51.37 per cent. The iff caeombhted
were nt best equal to Oakland on-382 or 43.50
per cent. And 13 of the 20 were nitjrrtr-priced
tlian Oakland! . ' ' ' ' " ! ' ' '
WHKELBASE ; .
Only one car as low-priced as Oakland has a .
wheelbase as long as Oakland's, which' is-117
inches. That car requires a tumina circle to
the left of 4 feet as compared with Oakland's
36 feet. Six higher-priced cars have- shorter '
wlieelbascs. ..;:
BRAKES
Only Oakland and one other car In its field use
the fje type of brakes which Oakland employs.
And no enr in the field equals Oakland's 390 :
square inches of brake band area. Oakland's
separate emergency brake operates on the
tf.tnftmissinn. Seven errs in ie field have no
separate emergency brakes, although three ul
than exceed Uuklund in price.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
SOUTH BARTLETT & EIGHTH STREET Phone IMS
AKH
ALIi -AM I) III CAM" SIX
. .. ritoutcr oi ck.nkhal motows ,.
. 4.DUP