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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OTCEGOX, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1930. Medpord Mail Tribune Dsiir id Sunday -MBDPCXU PH1NT1NQ CO. HOBKHT W, R'JIIL, Editor t. SUM1TB SMITH, Mioagw An -Independent Newipaper Enttred m wCond ciau nutter it Medford, kwo. unler Act of AUrcb ,8, 187S. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Uf Mill In Advnco: wllit Sunday, 7"r...... IT.60 liaily, with Sunday, month 70 Italljr, without Sunday, year,..,,.,,. 0.SO bally, without fiundjir, jnonth.'w 65 B middy, (ma.-year, .... , 2.00 By tarrtof, In Alharw In Medford, Aafilaial, JaeLwMlllB, Cfntnl PtiloU Pboeolx. Talent, Gold Hill and on IfiKiiwanr Dally, with Sunday, doqUi 9 .75 ' Daily, .lihout Sunday, nontn. , .61 Dally, ,liiiijm Sunday, one year.; 7.00 J)aUy, MlUi Sunday, one year , . ,w 8,gu 1AU terau, caali Jit Advance. THE POWER OP THE PRESS MSMJIEH OH T11K ASSOCIATED PHK8S .. KcelTli ITull Uaswl WlM Bmlefl ' TIM Auoeiaied fres la eielualvely tnlltlM to Iht um-for publication of all oevn dlapaubv rrtdltad to It or oUwwlat credited tn Utl paper, tnd afeo to tlw local1 rmvn publbM tiaretoii All rltbu lot publication ufrtiaJ 41spatcbea oereln art also rmned. OiiT people iigree. yv-Lt.Ii Aliirjc T,wiihi tliat while M're Ts" a great deal of tulle iibont Hie weatliertiicre is very little action. Tliin in only (motlier jviiy ipjf saying that what anyone says about 'tint weather Imh very little effect tin it." '' Here and now, we' challenge the truth of this belief! To-wit : On Thniwlny afternoon last we handled the local weather, man a nice boinmet, and' -.maintained that -the prenent summer was the best in 20 years, the e.oolettt, the most comfortable, the furtherest l'eiiioved from ext.r'emcB of any 'Jk'wV ' " ' "' The Vey'ii'ext ((ay the 'obliging Weather 'AlhijV boosted the mercury in these parts tip to itilioji'ivmlly, nnu .about JIM uuofii cially.' 1 ' ' ,, , Aboiit'u year aif'V'wd rein'arUed .upon the Jicrffie.t weather, then prevailing ineidently de'cliiriiifj this a "lei'l'cct'pictiift land, where May until' September one eonld be cei'lairi of a "cheery siui" in a cloudless" sky." ' .' ' ' ' '":; '' s '; ' . The iicjct day it rained, and 'li(;hluihR Htariel iv 'fbtal .u 17 fol'est: fires. "'. i ' ' "' , " ''' - ' ' ' LAST December, being ra.t.her , low on editorial material w,e ajfaiii iacliled the weather, pointing to the deliKhtfnlly mild winter, the inspiring spectacle of jdayini; tiolf a few .days before Christinas, c6iilr'aslinj same with the tragic sLtiuition in North Dakota where three farmers and several hundred cows had .frbijc'y to'tleiilh ,iii a blizzai'd. ' ', The next day it snowed, the day following t fr6ze and tne day after that local plumbers wx;re 24 hours behind schedule oh water pipe thawing. " .' y 1 ; ' TPIIKSIC are iaelH, related only irom memory. Ifad we time " to ko over the fihw we could jiresent a mass of evidence, that would be hiiiiIv overwbelmint;. " The uK'il that: what: we sav about, the weather bns nothiiif? lo i Vi'M;1)'"' ,l;llizS" "o, nntn!dt do with what we ftt, is one of the niont erroneous iiupreH JJl!lr ln)ima.uiid.jrtHtiuiK..i tlil ...- :..u.i.n. .u.:.i. .1.1.1:1 1 . tiiKain reverluiK to Me etlMornil w,c ) Warn The Driver Behind You MEMBKR Of TUB DNITEO fllKSS MfleM.witr of u cut Midtomi Orriclil piper of jKkiuD L'uunty. A. B. C' mnge 'elrculatton tot lis mmtiu fiKllnft-Marrli :il, l(;ui, - 1 : Dill, mup dUuDjutloD in ' ila vuattis to Mirrh :ll, 4U7D. ITIsml 11 iral.l A. II. 0. Ur,l. FmWit prei mn, 4fHili.v'' I lUUHWR OV AUDIT HUKCAD (ir CIRCULATION AdwCjilnK UpprencnUtlfa H. c. murm h COMPANY ... ' Ofrira.Im. Nr Vork. Clilrunu. "IMrolt, 0a frwiclKO, lAH Angftu.. Seattle. Partluid. Wet. Smudge Smoke winter wood 1 Matzu XlnoUoti oUlcHt dull cut an artery iucH. and iihoul nui out V? tiuwduBt beforu the broach whh lie 11 led. . . .I in. liny 111 inn iil 11111 viliii'y iimiiv fd lirotty all lurtt woelc In ttio ! moonllKhti " . ' J rornpirotlon pnurod Frl. nH .Lhoi mercury . mounted. ' nnd mimmm l troluR wilt noon bo noted. -t "Tomus Hwom rammed th,o mnall of hlfl back into a hng. and hud the pcrtnoHS jtnoc.UQd out tit him onp-.diy'roei'n.tly. . ' '.flnnls' with w.hlKkors on tholr chostH jiro . dwtidUnK .arottnd the roiintryolile' In" bntltlnif' sultn, nnd noV and then lilunuo hup the Wlltr, It lS wild. '-.' 5-: f 1 . :i.'. .ObhoIIiio h olll,n(f or (is lnw1 irf '70. Iri tho tiecitltt - malrapollif. ;fhlic Jn1 rhnniipi' tVui n1' vn let', and ioo ehoiii! to alrlnk. ,. , ' Tho C. Hlning pltlory Id gutUnj; a good KulnK-ovcr ut tho hutuix of Verne Htnmu, .who 1b a koiiIuii. with. 11 luunmcM', and over ready toJilrop -ovei'ythlnir and fix .Bomer .thing In thQ'Oai&ntry Uno. . .' , ; fl'hti new auto licenHoii nro quite froqtiAMi ':11hy ihave no affinity filr duiit .an-dai'itho old onoH. -Onco Jl rtlirt enr wu .cupturnd that jUd not huv' thh llconiw itlntm ttrlnifd wlih ilimt, to hldo tho nu meral. ' ' ' ' i: '. ... Wheat l 1 earning along fhio. ai(d jvlll sooh bo thrown ml. In Bpdi,rf ninx" tt' runs 48 'liu, to tho a..''ind In otlior floctlohs tt ru.tw IIKa 1 a ' JJomocrot.lo i'cnndltllito for ,titi' ICkIkIuHvio. ' llbl)W' Wi'uol hot ("flturncd Strom 1'or.tland, whnrn" ho tnot otno of tho hie guild and high uiokuIk, of QitKon.' ' " proHitectlVo ' niitumtrnl ' wod nlnga showed tip lnt week.' ' '' 'Jim- Owhn was VittiKht" In an tijtlWnlBtle mood ThurH., nnd vo liortcd thr was too -murh li'' Blmldtlo VowlliiB 'Kolnir - on. llo nrnpd 11IV Rood mon to grab tho liuU by ,Uu Uui'ltH, and vt pur nlioulilci' tn tho wheel, and Kt U Into tho collar and null for tho Hhnro. ... A family of $20 mild iileooa Vroro noon noBtlnit In tho .luck. Co. bank Kiidny' out of roach. 1 "Tho !!0 (old )Uoo had qullo a viikuo bo forn tho war, and Wore quite plentiful In thoo ' layt They were bulky, made 0U Beat of tho pontH Baa. nnd hard to Roup, o Uncle Ham puti- tho flight " iTlnklv paper doiwh Into olrcula lion, which can bo'"melced wlthp out notlnx It. " " Htockmen report there will he plenty of muBt for ' tho hogs the coming fall, which will bo vory early nn tho aqutnielH are raelnit hack nnd forth bciobb- tho hlKh" wuy, fllllmt their cuplHiardB fur a rainy day If any. The Wood pecker colony have their benkB all Bhnrpened for tho flret Jmmd nut, nnd the nntB have quit roIbk to ptcnlcB. to replenluli tholr BtoreH. Only H10 BraBSlioppei'B nnd tho butterfllea nro nre actlntr 'human, and filtlerlnif away their days. A Rood rain would bo wolromod hy nil. as the ufuumt hiiB olartod to crack, hnd the menn rainfall for the season wan not na mean on It ould hnvobeon, by ,00024 Inchon. Mr, Herftner of tho Ice honne Informed the writer recently that If all tho tee h mrt ,wiw tfnn fomed Into paving: material there would he A filnre of" Ice from hero In the ulster city to the aouth, 12 feet wide, one foot thick. When Ihta hlithwnv J btillti there will he an opening for a hualler with a carload ' of Blnner ale. ' We iniliiitii 111 that wJtilt. we sav about Ihe weather absoliMely determines wlult we (at,1 'in fael iletiormmeH tin! riuulnlli Kininhiiie, temperature and humidity til the entire Vallev. JI we want stitishiue we have .only lo praise another million dollar ruin; if we want rain wo have oulv to cuolofrjze a climate .thai, gives us uulmiit.cd and iiuintcrriiplcd Niinslnne. Controlling the weather as lar as we are coneernt'd is as elisy as iulluiK oft a fence. . .. ' IV V:K liked -we uould Kive the liual clwebinu; proof ot Ibis '.eompletn power over the elements, simply by adding lo tb.it e,ditoriid one complainjim iibbtit' the jjiuit jslibtly ,ca.ni.ouf.l.age(l (if eoiii;se by extolling tli6 heal lib giving and iptirifyuig inOuenqc of a collar ,wiltiug atiuosphert. No do.libt tibout jt.the're would be at least 11 light frost ihpfofo sunrise tomorrow morning. " 1 ' Hiit ibat.'s the -I'lib.' ' ICditorlally Kpenking, we never like to c.Oin plain about the weather,; In itliis cliiiiatio garden of Kde.u! THE WORM WILL TURN! CUTTING through all red tape, and leaving details to bo de , idilcd later, J'reKidejit lloover last. 'Mtnifjfay sent' a telegra,m I9 bus Vegas, Nevada, ordering the starting of construction work 'on Bii.uhler l),aj.ti ,that day. ' " "" This atiim was part of the ilbover program, to rush all i)iiblie',w,(ArJc, itbus j',iUJ0vintf iuieiuployiuettl, and liastejxihg ftio re turn of itorninT properity. " At t he vei'y t,ijap this wire was seiii,' the 'iroovor-hutiug press, was firing every gun in the ,e,dilorjid arsenal, at the I'j'.esident, fbr'.tloiug'ntithjng to' relieve the country 's widespread depres sion. ''.'':' " ;'""' '''"' ' ' '' Dtei1 piibliu work involving liundreds of millions, has beeji sijitilarly advaiieed, vo,';l; that but for the ''jidmijiistWitioiis iSrouipt action, would have been delayed for several years. , ' : '' ' " '' ""'". " f f " ' ' ' ';" ; ' . DUT does President Hoover get any credit for sueh aetioyt ot that anyone can notice. Nor has be been praised for calling In the leaders of llig Husiucss, at the time of the Wall .Street crash, persuading them to undertake new construction, jioj, becanae their business demanded sueh construction, but be cause the economio conditions of the country demanded it. Yet 116 less ail' authority than Owen 1). Young, a Democrat, declared that this action' 'probably saved the coimlry from a disasterons mid long-eo'tilinticfl panic. ' ' it's 'certainly h ttuigh joli being President, particularly w.hon 'oeoiiomi'e conditions, which no individual can control, perelpitalo an acute industrial depression. !' . ,V--i- !;.' j ' BUT, Kobuef or later, the worm will turn. It may tuini too late, lis fiir as I'resideiit Hoover's iolitieal fale is concerned, hut Issue not the governor. j mastemhowman, It will not even 1 provide a good ahow"and cunnot Thin Joseph platform is simply! be galvanized even by the goose a nklllful demagogic appeal .to i reae cajmuiilzaUon ot ita author, nooular prejudice and really menns! It adopted im Republican gop,., nothing It is - merely political j the . r.itwhlle . Grand Old Pejiy The smengm win oiiin. iu ......v.,uai i,-f. council." of Joseph lav In hla personality of the Hpuaewives1 not hln platform Without the I (Salem Capital Journal). 4pive him 5, chance to get out of your way before you make a turn. The proper way. to make a left turn is to get as close to the center of the road as possible and give the signal and' then turn.; Far too many motorists try to turn left after getting close to the curb, ..m-. i 1 f Ttifofthatlbri" furnished by the Oakland-Pontlae local dealer, the Sanderson Motor Co. " ' 1,' Fifteen Years Ago This Week (From flio files of Tle Moll Tribune) NEW VpriK A1 jury deelares Tlarry ,T Kemlull Thaw, slayer of Stanford White, for the lovo of 1 Ive.Iyn Nesblt Thaw, sane. .Callfprnia-O.regron Power com pany offers to sell its electric light and .power buHlrvess .to the city, price to ,lje fixed later, Twenty-two special trains, car rying Shriners to Hnn Franciaeo to PIihb .Uirousli .city. jfylng' contenders for the party ; nomination in that convention that j Is nearly two years ahead, but j those who are In the know of how wires aro laid for such an event j are alert to what is Koing on even now in. pai'tlculur party camps. Jn the forefront is the practically admitted certainty that Governor Kranklln Koosovelt will again bo clt'oted in New York state and that the .event will make Jiijn ,the .out standing candidate of .the, eastern Democrat The seemingly sole possibility of his having an eastern opponent is In .the contention . of some influential Democrats in the South a.nd .middle West that Qov e.rnor Huosevelt will co,rry to much color fit Al Smlthlsm to .be persona " .One rot -'tho spring fights came ott'lf"0 'ftr lenen; fhf .aiher,lato.r occurred Saturday I 'f'JhJ)t'm,Wlt "" that would be a more :aUra,ctLvo candl-,1 Aeordlnn to n lecturer, n mf rled man is k fur more attentive liMenrr than a bachelor. 11 hnn to be. (Tho HumoWfft) 1 4 , p FrMdom or death J tle domnnd nf the NnUonntlntn of India, It wouM be Jt llko John Hull to re fuse to give them either, (Reattle Times)' "We don't aeo what itenatorn could hope to get out of confidential dip lomatic paper if they can't solve a dial telephone. (.Do roit New) Evidently Byrd will keep nn help a hero forever, nobody hav ing thoiiRht of maklnff him presi dent. (Birmingham News) yontuillyt lit will riwivo rriMlit for wlint he lias tlono. As litis fltiMi so froquoiitly jVliuirkiul before in this eolumit, "Yon eun't foul oil the ptHtple nil, tho time." ,; tn Southerii OiililWniii, Arioiiu iul ISeviuhi, the news pupers iilreudy reTJeel. a hotter relinjr. Tliere is jreuerul agree ment thnt this llonltler Dmneoust runt ion eomes at the proiHU (w.veholoK'etil moment, and may well title the entire region over until the fall harvest, starts the wheels of industry moving ajrain. As (uio iMvsjmpeV renmrhs: v"' u "ThiH project will rWo 1000 men steady employment, al good : wages for a period of fivo to eight years. Uncle Sam will hpt'ini )l0,(ki0,000 now and ten times that amount Inter. Un employed men with families nro ntven preference. For many years tho construction will nttrnot uirisis from nil over tho country to Nevada. A pew mUrootl will he built, ft lake 100 miles long Will he fnituvd, n new town of 5tk)0 peoplo will be created. t'roKporlty tn 1-as Vegns and Southern Nevada seems assured for many years to come," lifKANVIUUK Mm partisan press sneers nt. President Hoover, UM, "tIP cn(?ineerM while the Senate eom'entrates solely uon thwarting him in every eonstntetive effort he undertakes. VSint, we repeat, eventually the worm will turn. And when it does thse individiuds who have stood hy their President, nnd done Avlmt they could ,to make his tsk nn easier one, will nt least have the satisfHolion of .suyinjr: 4I told you so. nigJt. Hepor.tfl suy1 it was over a card ame.-T-Ed.etr Precinct, News. Travel to Crater JaJte exceeds all uncords. : . cNRW yoitK. rllo-rry JC.. . Thaw, slayer of Stanford: t W.hite, ' freed uft,e,r jreara of .effort and .expendi ture of millions. 1 i . ; ( The'cftjnplng ground for tour ists huek oil! tho Nutatorium is now r.eady for use and.jwill result in great 'advertising for .tho city . andj valley. , . w v , H , , DaveWood has received' a letter from a friend in England, which confirms the report that Kngland feels she has done her duty if hIio keeps the sea freo of Oormnn ships. There is opposition to sending larw i armies to Fmnco to fight the battlo of tho Allies. ,Y' v - ' : State Highway commission is charmed by loyv ot the Hlskiyou highway. 1 '- Oermaps capture Prrzmalr.k on the Klver. Aa from tho. Kusfdaus, wlio retreat. ... j ilud Anderson former pride ofj Medfortl waw terrifically .mauled hy .Hilly Weeks at Tucoma hiHtj night. ., j (lien Pabrlck holds n salmon bake on his lawn on JCast Main! street. . . , Move launched to re-bond city for paving debts. THURSOAY Another hot spell threatens city and valley. Klamath Falls defeats Medford, 4 to 0, In a hair-raising, ball game. Forest service complote prelim inary survey of a road .from Tiller to Trail, . ; Water Users association open campaign for establishment of Jrrl gallon in the valley. ! FltlUAY 1 Emissary of the French govern ment buys'2fi valley mules for use. of the battlefields of Europe, The. mercury rose tn 00, nnd It looks like thunderstorms over ltoxy Ann. - Governor Tltvmmond of Minne sota pusses through city en route to Han Kroneisco fair, nbd is greet ed by loco I M Inuesntnns. who drive Jhlm to Ashland by auto. . JIib DcJiel. .enwhler of the Eh-st National linnk, returns from a. Ford tour to Sun Frs.nclsco. Al Jolnoti, "tbo jonngler of met nmUity'.' to appear at tho I'ago soon. In tbn thoairical event of the Reason. H" - s ; . SATl IUAY "Mow ivmny want salvation 'n the shape of Irrigation,' queries sn editorial. Theodore- 'Roosevelt, x-prtl-detit, and generally conceded ns the leading "war Jingo" by virtue of recent . utterances, parted through Medford this morning on the Shas ta limited nt L':30 a. m nnd Fi"d JlMni nnd t'otonel AbiTkhams, and the rest of the thin ranked local brigade who imagine; be Is the savtnr of the land, lept on. There Were none to greet him, no flower, no fruit, no tribute of devotion. Uoosevclt never knewi he wa.4 (n the home town of Ills most nrtlent devotees for he slept on and went no message, 1 personnel, which can be cha'nped. The courts are the final arbitra tors of rates commission, or ,no commission. i- -: ' ; Neither government, " state or municipal development Jof water power resources can be made without cost to taxpayers that is campaign ballyhoo. T.he govern ment Is already developing wa,ter power nnd a movement is under way for federal development - of the Umatilla Rapids o.n the Col umbia an interstate stream hence not a state project. Cities a!r,ealy have the right to develop hydro electric resourceswitness the caeo of Eugene. The people will ,voto In November upon the Orange bill for the creation of power districts for such development, outside of cities which will determine this "mm assures complete satisfaction even at these low prices - At regular prices "Good Will " used cars are the first choice of thrifty buyers. Reconditioned and guaran teedrand sold with a 48-hour exchange privilege, they r offer a measure of satisfaction and value equalled by . few other used cars. At these amazing low prices, they offer even greater value. Come today select your car now I ' '''.'' ' "' '"' ' t" ''' Come! Sec! Buy! Save! 10211 STANADKU BUICK 8E DAN.r. la. perfoct xonclJUon. Gootl ruhuer and finish.' A real buy at ' 1925 STUD15BAKER UIOTA 1XH SKBAN. For a. depend able family car this i ,un- cqMalled. Bee UiIh for t27 KMSK.V SKDAN. Thor oughly Overhauled.' A real value." ' nf .......'.....'. $550 ;r uiota- a depend hls i ,un- $460 AN.'" Thor " A rcn I $375 1927 I'ONTIAO COUPE. Here Ih a fast little car sood for mountains, town--or'1 travel. Look It over . ..'.'..v.. ....... .. J1127 '.on'i.'iac sf.wan: If you desire satlafactlon ..'In a cnr. here It is' for i.i.... Here la liite 1027 Pontlae Coach Jn far better condition than the average year-old car. Flrat come, first served. A T,.....:..: $400 $365 rian: it :tlon In a $410 1928 OAKLAND . SPORT EOADSTER llero's a real ear,1 jvover; speed nudl ".ensy to Iiandle. J New paint, ;u-.v yublH'V ami Jf ipauy extra otyessoriexs. A ' J cap. fMiyone .wotiW be proud Xo ,ovn. , . - , ; i. ;' Easy G. M., A. 0 Terms Sraall DoVvJi payment ? . I SANDERSON MOTOR CO. S. Partiett PAKJ.AND-PONTIAG DEALER Phciie 1385 date, if the party Jeder must coino from the .East. - Againi, there are strong party leaders .who favor a middle AVest i candidate, such as ejc-Govornor ponahey oX Olilo, whom they see as ,a Democrat with a record c,f popularity and successful ; adminis tration In ft great Republican statue, nnd "Xiovernoi Vic"- Is reliably re ported to bo steadily closing in to ward the party race-track. . . . Then, out io the Missouri valley region the Reeling Is growing that should .be the time f,or the great West and Northwest to put ex-Senator Jim Keed stiyarely .to the front and fight for his nomina tion to tho finish, win or lose. Singular enough, ,the leaders who nro talking strongly upon winning the support of the Democrats of the South, but they appear ,to be still affected , with the hoary su perstition thuit the nomination .of a southern Democrat for tho presi dency would be a total loss for tho party from the starting post. j A'tUnta .Constitution. I I i be SAFE II ' . M: ,, Simmering of Oregon Politics Tilings ovt'ii up. The tariff miikt's sugar more expensive, the stork nlunip imide siitrar dndtlies imicli.elH'nper. Iiut I'noliibktioti nmkoH n tireut mlvtuteQ in efficiency, tnlit? liulf oh lonu; iiow tn (IrinU yotirsolf to dcutli. It doesn' . Amoiift tlmse who rrtijoct li) KeciiiK people liave n t;ootl time on Sumliiy lire t'liijtgers. Press Comment t Igurlni tor lortj. Alrrndy, In' aritlrtpntlon ot n nltno.t certain lemorratic come trnck In the eonnrriwlnniu rlectton of November m'xt. 'ttaert In "the ftnuml nf n ittlnir In the lops of Ihe mulberry irew" of tho party, blew 1m' toward tlw. iiroMUlvntiul ron vmtlnn of ISS2. ' trillnnrlly lh rituntnnn would ay It la yet too vnrly td bo tdenti- '4'Ho .lost'ikli JaUoriii The "J o a e p h for Uovcmor jClub" bus de'lvel'ed an ultlnmtuin to the Heiiubllcan State ,Jentrl cpnimlttee that meets soon to He lect a catuliiluto for governor to fill the vacancy caused by tho deuth of George W. Joseph that the committee adopt the Joseph platform without alteration or (nullification und that tho nom inee must do so personally or ttu club will bolt the ticket and name an Independent for governor. The "Joseph for Governor Club" consists of It it f it C llolmun, trrcslilcnt and William A. Dalr.lel, secretary. The former Is a ten tative candidate tor the nomina tion. The Joseph platform, con sists of .three plunks which read as follows: First Freedom of speech and justice. Second Abolishment of th public service commission, there by relieving the peoplo ot tlie ob ligation guaranteeing any return to tho utilities, leaving the vari ous cities free to bargain Willi tho utilities nnd placing tho utili ties on the same baslx ns private business, receiving their . profits or bearing their loss ns tho case tuny be. and avoiding the situa tion as tt now ordsts in Portland with relation to tho 10-cent street cnr fare. : Third Government, slate or municipal development of Our wa ter power rosonroes without CO?! to the taxpayers, providing cheap power In nbunewnce for- Indus trial enterprises and domestic use In our cities nnd throughout our rami communities. Such develop ment will require the expenditure of millions of dollars In tho em ployment of Inlwr and result In enormous perpetual factory pay rolls. A both Ihe federal nnd state constitutions Insure free speech and justice nnd we have wijoyed both since the creation of the government ns far ns guarantees nre concerned, Ihe first plank Is pure bunk Abolition of the pltbllo service commission would eliminate Rll state regulation of transportation and create chaos In utility rein-1, lions with the public. If Ihe commission does not function satisfactorily, It Is the fault of its SPEED AKE a tip from Billy Arnold the winner of this year's 500-mile Indianapolis Sweepstakes at 100.448 miles per hour repeating two weeks later at Altoona, averaging 111 m. p. h. He gives, full credit for his victories to the absolute dependability and stamina in the new Firestone High Speed Heavy Duty Balloon. Such speed with safety is provided by the extra gum-dipping process. Put on a set ,of .these High Speed Heavy Duty Balloons. The first mile will prove their safety and positive control the many thousand additional miles will prove their endurance .1 """ TOP PRICES for USED TIRES i '.Trade in your worn tires here. They represent a ;, substantial payment on your new ones. a:, r- GILLMORE BLU-GREEN GASOLINE a treatea nign-test gasoline at no greater cost) "Bill" m MITH WATKIN . -"--' unto i uf StRVICF K wr . Firestone Bldg. N Phone T 520 ver8i.de at Ninth St;;