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MTCDFOm) MATT TTCTT5TTN'K MKT) FORD, QKKflONV SUNDAY, OOTOrTKtt 13, 1920.
POX, STUDIOS
one, and he vorltably lives the part
of tho veteran railroad man. He
even wears a moustache the first
New Manager for
Chase-Garfield Co.
Mr. Klllott has been with the
Chase Garfield company for four
years In Portland and Is thorough
ly experienced In his line.
Mrs. Klllott will arrive next
week and they will make their
home here.
Instead of shaking hands, the
National Park Haven for Bears
In years to make his part con
vincing, and liJs make-up is a mar
BCItT'lN QUALITY
vel of illusion.
Krank vKillott, new manager of
the Chase Garfield Motor Co.
branch in Medford, has arrived
und taken charge. .This company
Ih distributor for - the popular
Chrysler line of cars and carry a
complete (dock here. '-
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ponT-OF-SPAIN. Trinidad (JPi
Moro than 11, 000 bicycles were
registered hero this year at police
stations. Tho license fee Js about
50 cents. Jamaica has about 6.000
blkeH and Bermuda ' about 5,000.
El
Chinese wag their clenched fists.
The first patent of the telephone
was granted in 1S7fi.
OR?!
Introducing MIbb Mnuroon O'
Kulllvan, of Klllincy. Ircluml.
MIhh OHulllvan, who la 18, bru
nette, with bobbed hair n! a "l
Irish accent, was taken out of 11
Dublin restaurant laat week by
Director Frank BorzaKe und sinn
ed to a long term contract with
Fox films.
After BorzaBO had despaired of
finding In Ireland an Irish itlrl
for the romantic lead in John
McOormack's first Fox-.Movletone
starring production, ho discovered
Maureen. So certain had It seem
ed that the ulrl for tho part wan
not to bo found in tho Kmorald
Isle that Borzago had cabled to
the Fox studios In Hollywood to
find a sultablo girl there.
Then tho director camo upon
, Miss o'Sulllvun. t
With extensive scones made at
the famous tenor's home In Ire
land satisfactorily completed, Wu
('ormack arrives this week In New
York arid will leavo shortly for
Hollywood whore tho production
will bo completed. ..
With Miss O'Sulllvan Is coin
ing Thomas Clifford, 11 -year-old
Dublin school boy,, who Is play
ing the part of "Tad" In the pro
duction. He was discovered
among several . children used in
the picture.
lew Brlce, brother of tho fa
mous Fannie Brlce, and himself
a performer of note, has been
signed by Fox-Movlelono to creato
and direct a series of specialty
dances to be Interpolated In forth
coming Fox-Movlotono produc
tions. 1
1
LAW OF PHYSICS
APPLIED TO BRAKES
"Pour water Into a Klovo and.
twlatt tho top of the rIovo until
the water exerts a pomUIvo anil
equal force In every flnner. TIiIh
(ilmplo experiment domoiiHtrntoa a
rtimous scienimc law mat pron
sure exerted upon any portion f
a fluid enclosed In a vossol In
transmitted equally In all dlroc-
tlonH," saya Clydo Kakln of tho
Knkln Motor company, local DodKo
Hrothern denlerv
"n this unchnnffeahlo law of
physics lies tho aocrot of Hmooth
nesB, equality and certainty of tho
hydraulic braking action In all
Dodffo Urothora- motor enra,
trucks, Hunch and motor coachen.
"In this braking system, liquid
1h enclosed In a mnster cylinder
acted upon by a piston connected
to the hrako pedal. When the
pedal Is depressed by tho slinhtest
touch, tho fluid Is forced equally
In all directions to tho individual
cylinders 'opcrntlnjf tho bniku
tdioes on each of tho four wheeln.
As pressure Is increased on tho
brake pedal, It la correspondingly
Increased on tho brakes of each
wheel. When the prcssuro Is
wlthdrawni the braking forco is
Immediately released and tho fluid
returns to the master cylinder.
"Connections botween tho mns
tor cylinder and tho four brakes
aro effected by copper and armor
ed flexiblo tubing tested to with
stand ten times the strain of ord
inary operating conditions. NnlHy
cross rods and cables aro elimin
ated, and there are no connections
to lubricate or mechanism to wear.
"The hydraulic braking system
has been employed by DodKC
Hrothers engineers hecauso It Is
the simplest and most logical way
of exerting forco with minimum
effort. All Dodge brakes aro com
pletely enclosed, fully protected
from dirt and water, and nro the
Internal-expandliiK type. They op
erate In twetvc!nch drums with
a total braking area of 1X6 squuro
, inches. In principle, thny act Jut
as surely and as quietly as the
simple experiment of squrezlng
water In tho fi liners of a glove."
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SI FFPFR nnAHH RIRi KYSLER RDAO SHUW
fj IWmistsskmM wHfra&& lift
A Pontiac sport coupe recently visited Yoscmite National Park to obtain these photographs
of the bears who make their home in this protected area. Because of the restrictions placed
on hunting, the bears are quite tame and can be seen in all parts of the valley. They are a
source of never-ending interest with their antics and tricks.
LOS ANGKUCS, Oct. 13. Show,
mud, slush, freezing temperatures,
wind nnd other natiiral obstacles
not to mention suildeu rises In
altitude on tho 205 sharp turns
failed to hall Cannon Hull linker
recenlly In his rocord-smashing
drive up Pike's Peak when in six
refund trips ho set a new record
for the course with n Klchficld
powered slock sedan.
ITlii to October l'Jth: .A.shlund,
; October 1 !M h ; KluniuHi Fulls, Oc-
tuber J '.Mli to October 21s, then
! thru eastern Oregon.
The Chaw Oiirfleld Motor com
pany arc putlini; on this Koad
, Show at considerable expense no
(that every man, woman and child
1 may huve an opportunity ( ride
! in. anil carefully inspect the entire
line.
Tho "flag Hlilp" of the fleet, one
of the carllfHt Clirysln models,
has been equipped with an At
waler Kent radio ami dynamic
speaker.
Ramon Novarro
Coming Monday to
Craterian Theatre
Tropic scenes of wonderful
beauty, thrills hucIi as a buttle
under water with a deep sea Hhurk
and other vivid details of life In
(lie tropics, embellish a romantic
love story, In "The Pagan," fiu
mon Novarro'n latest picture,
which comes tomorrow to tho
(Valerian as a sound synchronized
film with sliming sequences which
Introduces Nnvarro's rich tenor
voice, lie gives several renditions
of "Pagan l.ove Mong."
The cast Includes tteneo Adoree,
Monahl Criap, Dorothy ,1a n Ik, and
others f mde. and Mm picture was
made In its entirety in the Islands.
Novarro plays a young half
caste islundor, heir to a fortune
and practically chief of a tribe.
who is pitted against an Itinerant
tinder in a struggle for the love
of a nrttive sweetheart. She, In
turn, is the rival of a white ad
veni urexs on the island for the
lovo of tho youth. The white wo
man, "Madge," Is played by Miss
Adoree, while Miss Janis plays tho
native charmer.
Novarro's sensational swimming
through a shark-filled lagoon and
his battlo with one of tho "tigers
of the sea," tho thrilling trek of
hero and heroine Into tho primeval
jungles, and other dramatic details
surround a charming love story In
the new picture. ,
1
Lon Chaney at
Rial to TodaJ
' An old railroad engineer-
crusty, gruff, his engine and the
traditions of tho road his-religion
this Is tho new character Lon
Chaney gives his audiences In his
latest starring vehicle, "Thunder,"
a sound synchronized onto of tho
i'uIIwhv at ''tho ftlalto theatre. " 47
It affords a startling variation
of the usual bizarre and macabre
roles assigned to "The Man of a
Thousand Faces. " Chaney's char
acterization is an Intensely human
Cannon Hall linker
C. M. Fuller, president of tho
Klchflcld Ol) company of Califor
nia, said: "According to eye
witnesses and official observers,
Mr. Maker's thrilling scries of
dashes to the top of Tike's Peak
and return was one of the most
sensational record runs he has
ever accomplished. We of lvich
fleld are highly gratified that our
gasoline bad a part In the glory,
and enabled tho pilot to set his
speed -climbing record." i
linker. In n wire to Ittchficld of
ficials, said: "Klchrield gasoline
used throughout entire run func
tioned perfectly without faltering '
at any time or in any altitude.
Performance is conclusive evidence 1
of merit and superiority of Klch- 1
field." ;
' Recapitulation of the record run 1
disclosed that tin rise in elevation
from start to finish each time was
-IDMl feet, total time I hours. iTt
minutes, temperature ranged from
freezing point 1o IS above zero,
average speed (up) HI. I miles per
hour, (down) 37. f miles per hour.
FEATURE AT SHOW
A dominating feature of the
American Klrctrlo It nil way Asso
ciation Kxposttlon Just concluded
at Atlantic City N, J., was the
Pickwick nlto roach, tho world's
only compartment sleeper bus and
a I OS Angeloitcreatcd and de
veloped product, says a letter to
Charles F. Wren, president of the
Pickwick Corporation, from
Dwight Austin, designer of the
nite coach nnd superintendent of
Pickwick's body department. This
Is tho first time that a Pickwick
nlto coach has been shown out
side of the- three Pacific coast
states.
Writing from Atlantic City Mr.
Austin said:
"The nlto coach held the cen
ter of Interest. Of ths hundreds
of exhibits on dlsnlay In the mo
tor bus division, the big Plckwh-k
sleeper easily was the outstanding
feature. Thousands of convention
attendants and others viewed the
roach with interest and transpor
tation officials particularly dis
played a consuming Interest In
t h Is newest marvel of hlghwn y
transportation."
Quantity production of Tlck
wlck nlte coaches will start about
October 16th on completion of the
new $300,000 nlte coach factory
at Gt Begun do.
TOURING THE STATE ;
MEDFORD, 0CT.171D
Last Friday morning, at H:0,
the ChrvMlor. Koad Show left the
main bmldiiig of the Ch.ihe Oar
fleld Motor company, Portland, to
encircle the state.
The caravan Include one Chrys
ler "6tJ" sedan, one Chrysler "tlfi"
roynl coupe, one Chrysler "ill"
royal sedan, ono Chrysler "7." de
luxe minister, one Chrysler "77"
crown sedan, and one Chrysler
Imperial sedan.
For several weeks the Itmut
Show has been planned and altho
road shows as we generally know
them, are n product of the sum
mer months, the executives of the
Chaso (iurftcld Motor company
consider this an Ideal time of the
yesr to put on tho rosd, an almost
complete line or their new and
attractive models. The Itoad Hhow
Is In charge of a company execu
tive. Competent and courteous
salesmen and expert mechanics and
drivers will be with the caravan.
Chrysler dealers have arranged
for special showings In tho various
towns,
Tho definitely arranged schedule
Is as follows for the balance of
tour: Kugrne, October 14th; Cot
tage drove. October IMh; Hose
burg, Ootoher Uth: Orants Pass.
October 17th; Medford, October
The Introduction of
OIL-0-MATICJr.
OIL BURNER
I :m Milveil a Kiviil pi'iildrm. I'nisprrtivr imri'hnH
cis often nsli (lie qiicsl inn, What Ininirr nIuiII vc
liny? 'I'll is iucuti(iii is iinswcrod liy llu' low facts
xtuti'il below:
(1) Autdinalics arc llu- IiwIits in tin" iinliistry.
(1!) Your nriplilior will toll you Hint thoy render
a clepotnlalilo year anil year out servioe, with
a maximum of euro.
Jv'o soot Or smoUo. '
(IV A NiirprUiiily low fuel consumption.
(.) (iiiarantoed liy the largest oil burner factory
in the world.
(() Installed Ivy men that have had four years'
experience.
(1) Those things that pive trtuihle have hren rlinii-nali-il
lonav".
(S) In fact, all clement of chance is eliminated
when you buy an Ollj-O-MATIO oil burner.
SOLD AT COMPETITIVE PRICES
Campbell Sheet Metal Works
Distributors
Phone 784 Corner Eighth nnd Orapo fits.
Announcement
The Chrysler Road Show
Coming to Medford
The New Chrysler Models Will Be on Display
For Three Days Starting Friday, October 17th
Medford Motors, 128 So. Riverside
The 66-70-77 and Imperial
You will see more new and important innovations in
motor car design and engineering than ever offered the
public before.
See These Cars Ride in Them Realize
the. Difference .
There Is a Reason for the Great Public Confidence
in the Chrysler
Medford Motors Chrysler Dealers
128 South Riverside
THE FIRST MOTOR CAR EVER DESIGNED
TO PRESENT A UNIT OF
Harmonized Beauty
100 horsepower and 80 miles per
hour sheathed in the smartness
of an original decorative idea
Revolutionary in its lower price, its ex- '
tremc comfort and spaciousness, its velvet',
smooth performance . . . Yes . . . And
revolutionary in body design as well.
For in this new and original motor car, '
a single modern style motif is used
throughout the car. fc ;
Never before has one decorative design
been used to create a perfect and harmoni
ous ensemble, inside and out . . . For the
first time, lamps match instrument board.
Radiator cap matches door-handles. The -triangular
peak in the visor is repeated in
the top and back of the body. And again
and again in the bumper plates, the emblem,
the tops of the lamps, and horn button.
i'i
Even the little robe-carrier attachments,
the ends of the foot rests, and the face of
the rear light carry the same motif. The
inside lights chime with the cap to the
" gasoline tank. And the decoration on tho
window sills combines flawlessly with the
vanity case! . . . Not a discordant note is
struck.' Not a single fitment is out of key.
From radiator to gas tank, from top deck
to tires . . . this new Ilupmobilc is planned
to harmonize in a single chord of beauty
. . . For power and speed that give an un
paralleled performance, for notably luxuri
ous riding, and for an ideal of harmonized
beauty never seen before in any motor
car. . .visit your Hupmobile dealer today.
BODY TYPES. . . S Pmstntrr, 4 -dour Srda HS9S
. . . 4-dtiar Tnwn Sedan Slt!0 . . . Coupt II.S . , .
Conrtrtihlt Cabriolet HMO ... 7 Poisenger Spnrf Phaeton
i5. Cuitom equipment for all models at $light extra foit.
A It prices f. o. b. actory. cmtmi
THE' NEW 1930 HUPMOBILE EIGHT
Radittnr
Etnbltm
Is the
Known quality, up to
a standard not down
to a price. Honest
electrical capacity
ample to fit your car.
A type to fit your driv
ing program. That is
the safety point in bat
tery economy.
Below it you risk dis
appointment, road
trouble,, upkeep ex
; pense and short battery
life.
You'll find the safety
point of battery econ
omy in a Willard, the
preference of millions
jof motorists, the first
choice of 76 makers of
cars, trucks and busses. '
Look for the
WILLARD '
SIGN
There is a Dealer
in Your Town
Lillrel! Parts Co.
Distributors
Medford, Oregon
MEDFORD HUPMOBILE CO.
114 So. Riverside
Phone 1109
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