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MKDFORD MA Hi TRinUMK, MEDFORD, OUE(iONT. THURSDAY, MAY 15." 19510.' J ' ' --
MEMORIAL TO ACTOR UNVEILED
LICENSE fEE DUE
ON FIRST OF JULY
.SALEM, Ore., May -3C ifP) t
Neufl 300,000 application forma
for - mntnr1 Chicle vHcrnHn nre
lnlnK placed in the mull thl8 werk
by the Roeretnry of state, prepara
tory tor the annual rc'KlKtrutlon,
which, for the first time, will be
due July 1. The.l2 legislature
changed tho date from January 1.
The new license pliitew will be
black with oranK numerals und
letters. With the exception of
trucks operating under the mo
tor transportation act, pussenKer
earn and trucks will '.'firry the
same kind of plates. Trucks ope
ra t Inn under the transportation
act will be lndlcntcd by the let
ter "M" before the numerals.
1
BATTLE WITH COPS
;. ' -
DUNCAN, Okla., May 1 5. (I)
Police today sought Jeff Cunning
ham, the aftermath of a Run battle
near here last night In which one
of Cunningham's brothers was
killed, and two other brothers and
two officers wounded.
:A group of officers, seeking two ,
men who earlier had committed a
robbery, halted an automobile they ;
said was occupied by the brothers i
at Mnrlow Junction, near Duncan.
Occupants, otthe automobile;
fired at their approach.
i YZ vrwsi , ( air-
JOILESS LAOS
j KALKM,' Ore, la. (PJ r-
Anyone nlshinif a deserving boy
to raise may make a selection
from a number of lads at the
htutu trainitiK whom the
schoul wishes to place in good
homes. J 'a role officers of the
;'hool Kiid today that about 20
yoiiuMMtcu- are available. They
are not "Iad boys." us tho. public
mmctliiioH thlnkM of' ;the liui'n- at
! the FChool anyway, the school
i officers suy they, are not. On
Ihn other hand, say the aulhori-
lien, the boys are in school be
cause they have hcen more sinned
auainst than t-lnnintf, and need
that which they have never had
before wood homes. The boys
are said to be reliable and eager
to make Kood.
STATE CARELESS
ROUNDUPOFDOGS
TONSILS TAKEN WITH
GERMY TOOLS, CLAIM TQ SAVE WOOLIES
LEU
mm; , .r, .,l'...i'.,.wrJim.a
FLOOD SWEEPS CHILD
Antit'-n'rA Prrsi Piifa
' Oeloret Del Rio, film aetrees, unveiling bronro statu o "Aspiration"
; in Lot Angeles park in memory , of Rudolph Valentino, prominent
.screen player who died In 1926.
Ccolidges Want No Photographs
Taken During Household Moving
1'ORT WORTH, Texas, May 14.
W) Junior McDurmott, 7, son of
Mr. anil Mrs. C. K. MoDurmttt, was
drowned lust night when he was
swept l'rom Hie arms of his mother
as she was trying to carry him to
safety after the family had aban
doned their home, neur Sycamore
creek, which was swollen by heavy
rains. Tho body has not been recovered.
IN MURDER OF WIFE
!(POHrijAND, Maine, May 15.
(-Knnoth Williams, 20, of Yar
mouth! confessed today to' the
oounty attorney that he murdered
his wife with a rolllnK lln.
..She was found dead In the barn
nf- Ernest It. Hmlth, 41 nelKhbor,
oa April 4, and was believed t)
havo been the vlotim of un acci
dental fall downstairs.
BOSTON, May 15. (IP) When
tile Calvin CoolidKs movo from
their iMussasolt street homo In
Northampton to their moro pre
tentious "HeecheH'.' estate, some
time this month, they want no
photoKi'aphei'H lurking about.
The former president made that
clear today In a tetter to a local
representative of a news reel film
company, M r. OoolidKo wrote:
' I do not know If. any picture 1
could be taken white we are mov-1
InKi and I hope no one will comej
to take pictures for that purpose. 1
After we are settled If you wish!
to come up, Mrs. CohMiIkc and Ii
will try lo holp you out.
"I wbihyou would push this,
word along to anyone that might!
j think of coming. I am not inj
1 public life now and do not like
I very well to have my private nf-:
I fairs put on the screen. I do
; not know Just when we whall move
some time between now and
June first."
When tho CoolIdgcH leave their
half of the duplex house where
they now live, it will be their;
first move, barring that to the
White Mouse, since they were mar
ried. The Jieeches is a largo place
with spacious grounds and wan
purchased by Mr. Coolldge.
SAX FIIANOWMV Mav 15. uTV
Pacific greyhound - stago lines
and Air l-'erries, Ltd., today an-
nounced through air-bus service ;
on the stagen operating out of
AalleJo. The amphibian terminal
link will pave two hours in some
schedules.
JJnes to Portland, Salt Lake,
Jteno and numerous northern Cali-i
fornla r-oinls will be affected. Ser
vice will be inaugurated tomorrow.
Clean cotton raga wnntod at Mall
Tribune office. tf.
Pacific Coast
Highway Kun
0 ; vv
P. :f i X,.
roves
High Compranlon Oil Gvt 200 Etr Milti! Exa mining Motomts afttr Pacific Coast
highway irtp an, 10 rifbr. : It-' Hunan, iuistaat Manner, Lubricating Oil Saiti, Vimn .
Oil Company, William fc". Huib, $outhtrn California dntributer for De Solo Can, and Ttd
Simpton, drntr. The Uncily jwi De Soto 8 mrd for the teit u in tlx background.
kXTkX Miles
in MOTORITE
Otlier vital lubrication Facts
' noted in strictly stock car test
'T'HlS run wai made to dttermine
exaaly what 1 Motomt an exps
' Worn Motoiitb, (the ntw Union oil
for high compression tin) on 1 long
distance vicaiiyn mp.
JA wr icily stock De Soto Stntift'it B
iih all accessory equipment was se
lected for the test.
'The start was maJe from San Diego,
here (he crank case was Idled wad
' Motoritb and sealed. No oil was
added until the car reached Seattle '
(1555.6 nitlc), when the seal was bro
ken and the oil drained for analysis.
: New oil was put in and the crank use
again sealed lor the return trip to Los
Angeles.
,' Thcroundtripcomprised2BB) miles,
' During the entire distance an average
peed of AOA m. p. h- was maintained.
Oil consumption averaged I2l6miles
per gallon 216 txtr mifts if lnfanattt.
'" Waterconsumption was 1442 mtlnptr
frr-resumony to Monoairr s great
ability to carry away and dissipate hear.
This is even more significant w hen do
consider that muthof the mileage tra
veled was through moititaim or over
Ism inland boulevards. - .1
4 Euminarion of cylinders showed a
(tmpttte Aftnet of har dcarbon pamclet.
Chemical analysis of the oil after the
run showed only 1.4 dilution, ptov.
ing that Mutoriir itah the temprtuion
tn and thus prevents gasoline particles
from reaching die crank case
Did Not TU!
" The viscosity of Motoriti did mt
trdut tut dtgree. It did mt ibm down.
Tbt til ai tiuuii or fact afttr tht
run at it uai before ... a vital factor in
the economical operation of your car.
Cars using Motoritb exclusively re
nuireriifr engine rtpain, rests show.
Use tt Exclusively!
The way to profit from this strictly
stmk car lesr run is ro use Motorite
exclusively in your own high compres
sion car. Uy so doing you may drain t
your crank case 200 mites farther than
you have been in the habit of doing
and receive bctttr lubrication all the
while.
25 Quart
The immense public demand for
Motor 11 e enables the Union Uil Com
pany ro dehftr it to you for only 21?
a quart.
Obtain 11 at any Union Oil Com
pany station or wherever you see the
Motoriti sign Use it with Super
UNioN-Hnivt for btn results in high
compression motoring.
Slit
L
ilfa EU 0 1ST : M O TO R OIL
E
FOR HIGH COMPRESSION CARS
SALKM. Ore., May ia(JP) Too
many Oregon automobile- owners
carelessly lone their auto registra
tion receipts, says Secretary of
State Hal JO. Hobs, and thereby
breed a lot or Dad hick ror tnem
selveH. This caused the secretary's office
today to issue a statement stress
ing the Importance of keeping the
receipt,
"The receipt Is not Just a slip of
paper to be ignored," says the sec
retar, "or a mere receipt for the
money to be placed in a file of bills,
for it has a tfitcil punosertJie
Identification of the automobile for
which It Ih issued, ft is the motor
ist's evidence of registration and
ownership and is extremely valu
able to him."
SALRM. Ore.. -May 15. &) It
was announced at the office of the
state board of control today that
Mrs. Klva (. Sutter and Mrs. Ollie
Ji. Kaymond, teachers at the state
Deaf school who were Implicated
in the controversy waKed recently
around the school administration,
have both been dismissed by J.
I.ymiin Steed, the superintendent.
PORTLAND, May 15. (VP) '
Rollin Hnddleston today filed suit
for $42,193 against Dr. V. T. Phy,
manager of the Hot Luke sanita
rium, churging that the physician
used improperly dtsin cted sur
gical Instruments in performing a
tonsil operation for htm, ana tnnt
his throat became Infected to such
an extent that he has become "
permanent hospital patient.
PAUL KELTY RETURNS
JO OREGON! SWF
EUGEN'E, Ore., May 'IS. -'(P)
U. G. Callvert, managiiiK editor cf
the Morning Oregoninn, announ'ed
today that l'aul Kelty. formerly
managing editor of the Kimene
HegiRter, had accepted a position
on the editorial staff of the Oro
gonian, effective June 1.
' Kelty haH been connected with
Eugene newspapers for the past
seven years, and formerly was
employed by the Oregonian. I
THE DALLES, Ore., May 15. ,
(l a sequel to recent rulds by!
murauding dogs on sheep flocks
south of te city came today
with announcement by the Wasco
county court that a concerted drive
will be made to collect state dog
taxes. Kheep, some of them cost-1
ly pedigreed rams, to tho value of !
nearly $100(1 have been killed re
cently and the claims of owners ,
who havo suffered damage exceed!
the. revenue raised r from dog
taxes. To date 10C licenses) have
been issued. RecordB of the taxi
assessor show 353 dogs owned.
.
fnlt Trlhnnn nris are rend by
20.01)0 nennle every flftv. - tf
Sour Stomach?
Will never give you any more trouble ;
Jf you take a tablcspoonful of Tanlac
before each meal and bedtimei
You'll be amazed at the way Tanlac
ends sourness and distress by prevent
ing formation of gases and acids. Itj
niust help or you get your money back. .
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crmitlons '6C . dlstiflction'- and
originality nave' lis reset
your jewels in these mug
nlficeut artistic conceptions.
Larry Schade
Your Favorite Jeweler
Since 1918
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