RACE BETTING l
REVIVAL SEEN
Jackson County' Association
.. Not Working for Proposed
Legislation lentative
A - . V i i
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While the tint oh for the annual
Jackson county fair have, not yet
been chosen hut will probably bi
Holt'Cled within a month by the
Jackapti Con it ty Fair association,
pne tiling HtandH out prominently
in local gnHHip, and that in that if
tentative bills now being drawn to
revive "horse raciiiK interest in
Oregon under the iiari-ututual bet
ting system are passed by the
legislature, it would be u great
boon to the local fair by assuring
it to bo a profitable venture with
unusual larKe attendance from
southern Oregon and adjneent
California pnin'.s.
At the meeting of the Oregon
District Faint association held last
month at 1'ortland, and which was
not attended by H. G. KowIit,
Jackson 1 county fair, association
Hccrotary, tentative dates for the
Jackson county fair were set by
that body for September 1 (-1 lb
However, these dales have not
been confirmed by the county fair
association.
The tentative bills to provide for
horse racing under the pari
inutual betting; plan. are hacked by
horsemen of Portland, Oresham
;ind .Salem for presentation in the
h'fcislatur and so far as c:in he
ascertained I ho local fair associa
tion nor other Jackson county men
interested in home racing ha ve
jmyihing to do with the venture,
ant) doubt very much as to wheth
er the legislature would pass such
a bill.
However, the members of the
local lair association and others
interested In the success of the fair
believe that it would provide bet
ter race moots for county fairs.
Secretary Fowler, for one, holds
that such a bill to legalize horse
race betting will not be passed,
hut says if it did puss it would put
new life nnd interest in the county j
fair.
; Forty-nino of Kansas' 10a coun
ties are named for men who saw
service, in I'nited States military
forces.
H
EAD COLDS
Melt in boiling water and iohale
vapors; also snuft up note.
OVER & MILLION JARS USED YEARLY
AS FAIR BOON
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LOVE, DEAMA, LIFE AND LAUGHS,
WALK HAND IN HAND IN A .
GRIPPING COMEDY DRAMA!
A picture every
film fan
will welcome you
11
enjoy every
mir.ute of it
-.:; t EDDIE QUILLAN
ROBERT A RMSTRONQ
JAMfcb ULi AsON
MIKIAM SEEGAtt
KtAROAP.iT LIVIHC6TON
PATH I FEATURE
DOU S
if ' ' story of Wall street and
40 the underworld, full of
iS action and as amusing
3PS5r Bl cracking gangsters,
B WW Playd ""y a t'"
r A I star comed'ans v;ho
1 TmS V can P1" over com'
Surprise J'-JMrk.f - A
LAST TIMES TONITE!
The Comedy They're Ail Talking About
THE "MATRIMONIAL BED"
WITH
LILYAN TASHMAN FRANK FAY
lso
Pal he New
Looney
Another
Vagabcnd
"Mvstie
Pathe Review
Featuring
Madame Ernestine
Schumann-Helnk
IVhrmily II. IK:; I .
Mi'illoril anil v-i-lnlty: Tunluht
' hiui Tut-.tlay fair with fnc in III'
I iiHiriun. Nd i-haimc in u-nipeni-l
tur.'.
. iirPKim: Fair i.uui;lii ami Tuoa
tln.v. Lm-al vnlK-y fit:rt t'Hllulil. No
rliaimt in tonipri-ainrtv
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Precipitation fin.) (il Jm
State m' weather cloudy I'lnudy
Lowest temperature
Iiik u dour v.
this
morn-
T I :i J precipitation "'in e Sep
teinbor 1, IIKIU, i,-l? inyhes.
Temperature n year ago today:
highest f,. low st L'fi.
Sunset today a::;
Sunrise Tuesday
Sunset Tuesday I
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Observations Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Timo
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ItiMiiarck 34 0
IJoise 42 28
J)enver 41! - I
les .Moines -14 2C
Fresno Til'
Helena Hi
Los Angeles t.S M
Maishfieh! i;j Xti
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! Portland .".2 42
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Spokane - :!t 22
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J. K. Mall of. Central rpint cele
braLed his UTth birthday. Saturday
at the family hoie . in .Central
Point.- His children, grandchildren
a nd grea t-Ki'n ndchildrcn ii nd other
guests -were present and -enjoyed n
turkey dinner. ' '
Mr. Hall i eceived . nimy ,tele
g na ni. s, . - flowers,, and V present'..
Am"MK the gifts 'was a purse of
'gold amounting to Sf7.S0. , Mr.
Hall has resided in Central Point
for eleven years.
BEGINS
TOMORROW
On the Stage
Tues. & Wed.
Nitci at 9:15
Dramatizing
The Boy Scouts
Oath and Law
Tune
of the
Series
Isles"
MEDFORD MAIL'
Mi-s M(av Uctrothul
liiteitfu l.ocul (.roups --
Many meinberri of the - ' local
ranch colony read -with" Interest the
untinuneemcnt in Sunday's OteKou
fnn of the eimas-'nient tf Mijs
l.atira Vlrinin .Mear-. dniiKhter of
!4.iniuel Mears of Portland. to
Frank lluchatt. M ha Mear. is a
niece of .Mr. Ilnlwrt Washburn,
who formerly made her home in
the Table Rock district on the
ranch now owned by Captain and
Mrs. Shelby 'mule. Iler father
irlso at one time owned the ad-
j jo 'n in?; ranch and conn t meted the
beautiful
stone 'country house,
i where Mr. anil
Mi.-. K. (. Wilson
resiilo.
Mis Meaiv; spent tnanv HUinmers
in the Rogue 'I liver valley at her
father's country place nnd Inter as
truest of her aunt. She was known
then, as now. for her fondness for
ridlns and other potts.
The announcement in Sunday's
Oregon ian reads: "At a tea lant
Sunday afternoon for which Miss
Laura Virginia Mean was hos
tess, compliment in? Mh's Mont
gomery, whose marriage to Wll
l.'am L. Itrewstf- jr., was an event
of Wednesday night, the engage
ment of .M i.-s Mears and Frank
Ibitehart was announced.
M iiK M ea r" i"s 1 he da ugh ter of
Samuel M. Mears and a member ot"
an old pioneer family. She is a
member of the Junior league, is
fond of riding and a a winter
sport enthusiast.
Mr. lint chart, who has been in
Portland for several years, is the
sun of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. llutchar;
of lievcrly Hills. Cab' lie is the
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. 11. P.
Hutehart of Victoria. P.. c.
The wedding will probably be an
event of the -pring."
Many StM-iciics Meet
Tuesday Afternoon
Tm'.-day will be popular ihK
week with many Hubs and organ
izations, opeeia lly chureh groups,
who have named tint day for their
meetings. Among those who have
announced sessions for the after
noon are: The Women's Mission
ary society of the First Christian
church, which will meet with Miv.
W . P. Andrews; the Woman';
Home Missionary society of the
Kirst Methodist church, which will
meet with Mrs. K. A. Koppes; the
Sunny Sisters circle of the Pres
hy Lerlan church, which will meet
at the Mark Wright home and the
tirace circle of the Presbyterian
church, which will meet with Mrs.
( 'has. Woods on flenessee street.
Mi'.i. C. M. Parker Will be hos
tess to the Ladles Merit circle of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. II. F. W. Spilver
and the Kver Ready circle with
Mrs. V, (Ireen.
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Pan Hellenic Announces
Plans for Formal Dance
A formal . dancing party will lie
given .Friday, February 20 th, in
the mall room of the .Vatatorlum
by member. of Pan Hellenic for
their friends, it was announced to
day. (
The dance will be one of the
leading social affairs of the spring
season and will be preceded by
numerous dinner parties, now be
ing planned.
Tite committee managing ar
ranKenientK for thp dance is an
ticipating 7.1 coupler.
The committee is composed of
Mrs. Robert Hart, general chair
m jii ; Mrs. - Don Newbury, decora -Hons:
Mis. Jack Carrett, ticket;
Ms. Kmerson Merrick, music; Mrs.
(ienrge (bites, punch and Mrs. 'm.
Lee Ui-ieker, favors.
H. P. V. ( lull Ti
Hold ltiilncss Session
A business meeting has been an
nounced for members of the local
Pu-dness and Professions 1 "Wo
men's club at the V. W. C. A. to
morrow evening. Meetings this
month are in charge of Mrs. Alice
Coppin.
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Mrs. Heiiiy Will Visit
Relative In J-jiM
Mrs. Rupert J. Henry left Mert
ford last week end for Chicago,
where nhe Will spend .several week:
vWllns rel-nive-i.
UNIFORM FLAVOR
IN COFFEE DEPENDS
UPON THE ROASTING
Hills Bros. Insure Uniformity
by Their Patented, Con-,
tinuous Process
Coffee expert nrree thnt blend
alone, rcKurdleRS of quality, will
not produce a perfect cup of coffee.
In the rousting of the blend lies
the secret of perfect flavor.
The common method of roasting
coffee In bulk falls short in develop
ing fluvor, because it is not possible
to roust every berry evenly. Real
izing this, Hills Bros., after years
of experimenting, discovered and
pntcnted a continuous process of
roasting coffee a little at time.
Control is tlio watchword of this
process. The quantity of coffee
passing into the roaster does not
vary. The speed of operation and
temperature remain the sume with
the result that Hills Bros. Coffee
is nhsolulcly uniform. This process,
iittingly called "Controlled Roast
ing," gives a flavor in the cup that
no other coffee has.
Hills Bros. Coffee never "goes
.italo" because it is packed in
vacuum cans. Ordinary cans, even
if air-tiglit, do not keep coffee fresh
because air, which destroys the
flavor of coffee, is inside. Uy the
vacuum proxss, air is laknn out of
the ran and kept out. Hills Bros.
Coffee is sold everywhere by gro
cers. Ask for i by name and look
for the Arab the trade-murk 01;
;be ran.
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., Ran
francisco, California. C--'
TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD,'
Announce . ltiiuneiueiii
or Ml- HHt'ii VYllfcOti
.Miss Helen Wilson, assisted ''
Hi.... Vt..in..U I in.lt.ti''. Ve-
initi tiii'iimm, t'iiti-i luiiii-ii .
of her I'rieiuls Wednesday eve.
nhiK at her home. :;:iti South Ouk
uuic avenue. Ituiuo was enjoyed
tluritiK the evening, Willi prine ior
hiKh '.'ire Ko.iiK lo Miss lluttle
c.eiliai.li niul lew to illsu Floris
SUyrnlail. j
lieli eshmenls wero served it i
Iiii-ko lalile ileeoniled with red
.mil while .caiiinuuns. I'laee euros
earrylnii mil the X'alenune molil'i
animuiK'Cil Ihe eiUiaKemeut ol'.Miss
Wilson lo Mr. Kvelelt Cnnnon,
son of Mr. uiul .Mrs. W. II. I'nmioii
el' lueKi'ii Cily.
(Hiests lor the ovenlnf; were
Myrtle ISulhy. .Muriel llulby. Itm-
1I,,.U .1,..!.. IM,l.ns 101,1a Hhe." "'1 11,11 '" "rned l..y
lanli. Kathfen Wilson. Korl.
SUyriiian. Allieila Harrison, Veida
I.uluan, Arlela Messenger nnd the
hostesses.
Society Anticipates
Valentine Bridge Tea
The Vulenllno bridge tea to he
given in the St. Murk's pariah
house Saturday nftcrnuon under
the auspices of the St. Mark's Altai
guild is interesting all social
Rioups of the city this week as the
public is cordiully invited. The
committee working on pinna for
the afternoon is composed of Miss
Frances Kenney, Mrs. Kuth Ham
ilton Olsen and .Mrs. tlludys
Strung.
Officers of tlio flulld, who are
sponsoring the lea nre Mrs. lloyul
Hobh. president. Mis. Hotelier Kish
and Mrs. Olsen, vice piesltlenlH:
Mrs. Aletha Vawter, secrelniy nnd
Mrs. 11. II. l'rilliile. Irisisllivr.
Present Pageant
In Ashland Church
The Missionary societies of the
Tiisi Christiuii chureh of this city
presented the pauoani"' rolling thi
Sloiy" at the Christian church in
Ashland last evening. A large
group of Ashland people attended.
The same program was presented
at the local church two weeks ago,
and was given in Ashland upon re
quest. Cieruld Harr. member of
the Young People's Circle directed
the pageant.
Previous ti the evening Borvico,
ar delightful luncheon was served
the cost by members of the Ash
land church.
Past Matrons Ktitcrliihi '
For (Jrants Pass -!-
Members of the local Past Ma
trons club of Ueames chapter, O.
JO. S. are entertafniiiK this after
noon for 16 members of the (i rants
Pass club with luncheon and
bridge in the Masonic temple. The
luncheon tables for the occasion
have been tastefully arranfied with
the 'valentine motif- predominant:
A program of musical numhei'H
was enjoyed during t he luncheon
hour. , '
Rehearsal Scheduled
For This Evening
All Mtidlord HinKoiK nro Di-god to
Hi (end the rehearsal this evening
of the "Ciucifixon," which will he
htdd ut Ihe Klrt PrcHhyteriun
church. Vcicen for tho nolo leads
will ho siihwted this weuk, Mrs.
C. II. I'aslic and Mih. Klhiu Carllon
HtraiiK. who nre tiirectini; the ora
torio, announce. And many more
vcicea urn needed for the presenta
tion, which will he on Ootid Friday.
Mons Club l Sponsor
Valentine .Dunce I VidJiy
A ealu event .of the colorful
licnson - prei'ed i nt,' St . Va luntl ne's
day will be the- dancing party to
be Kiven Kriduy i?veninK at the
Oriental (, ardent by the local
Lions club.
Many Hpectal features nre beinii
nrranfeed for the party. The pub
lic is invited nnd n larRe atten
dance is anticipated.
resells Ut Knlertaiii
t Oiiiuer Toniftlil
Mr. and Mrs. Corbln 1'dK'dl
hve Invited a moup of friendH to
iheir home for dinner this even-itiK-
Covers will' be placed for Mr.
and MtH. C. S. Newhall. P. W.
I la mill. T. plater Johnson. M rx.
Marjary Peasley, Mrs. Alice Hollo
wav and Mr. and Mrs. Krigctt.
l.uiK'hkon ami Hrlduro
lOnjoycd by Piin-llcllonle
Members of Pan-Hellenic were
Kisests Saturday at luncheon at the
Hotel Meilford, followed by bridge
ntH hnnif of Mrs; Don Newbury.
Prly.e for hl;h score nt hridne was
awarded Mis. Scely Hall nnd prize
for second hlKh went to Mrs. May
Pierce. '
Mr. and Mrs. McCracken
Vicit Medford Friends
Air. and Mrs. Ciarencn Mctirack
en were In Medford Katuimiy eve
niK visiliiiK friends lit this cfly.
They were enrom to Portland
niter having spent Iho past two
mouth hi Ron KrnnciHco. Holh
Mr. and Mrs. Mccrariieti ronuerly
lived In Medford.
Chrysanthemum Circle
To Meet Tonight
Chrysauthe.nniin Circle. No. M.
NViKhhui'H i;f Wootlcruft, will meel
totilKht In the I. O. O. I", hull ul
7::jd o'clock. The reKular busliH'Si;
iiiccUii? will he' in onU i,
Mutic Teachers Moet
Tomorrow Evening
ilru. K. K. (lore will be lunde;
lo tiiemiir-iH of the Music 'JVyuhoiV
Hi social ion at her home tomoriow
evening. -VIIsh Hutriel Huldwin bu.i
arranged (lie uioKiam.
Caul Parly to lie
Vr.tui4la- Met it
The lust card party to be uiv n
nt tho Cithfdic purish house b"
fore bni will be mi fvnt of WmI-iM'.-day
tt(hi. The public Is eoi
dlnlly Invited to attend the nffuir.
.Ml-ws Ifcnrd llciani
t it mi San I ium('Ih( n
MiKcex Thelma und Pha 1l':iid
returned by train today from
Fl Olielff rt Wh I
rhev iein the l
k-end. (i- .Iran Fitribbon
who accompanied them Kotith. will)
OK'IK .MONDAY. I'T.HkTA RY !l.
-
iluutt) , in
"'liii' I i r li i-
tMUlieni
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Mi. and i;
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t . s. siiiiiii
Ib luni fi-'iu L;--iein l-il
.Mi. and .Mrs. S. Soinpter Sm'ih
landed iM .iedioid this forenoon
ton tin- . Shasta jtft t a s-eeial
. weeks v:rit 'in ihe nat ami mid
dlwcM. They spe.ni mmhc time in
' .'!- : :.tld ..protil,. home Visited
in-Chicago and Phoenix. Arizona.
Alary Catherine MeAndivwn diet!
iit the Sacred Heart hospital early
Sunday nun-niiiK after an illness of
j several nionlhs. She was born on
! the Mr. adieu s ranch north of
1 Mcdtord. .I.nuiary s. ixiiii. the eld
I evi (i.iuhicr of Mr. ami -Mrs.
i Thomas McAndrews now deceaseil.
I She was a woman of fine character
host of
I friemlM besides her rol ttives.
! She leave two sisters. M rs.
! Cram Pun otiKhs of Med ford and
i Mis. ,1. .1. itmphy of Horns. Ore.
Punerai services will be held at
the Catholic church, Tuesday at it
a. m.. liev. Father Hlaek nfi'iei-"-iim.
Interment in Jacksonville
cemetery,
St. Ann's Altar society will meel
at the Perl Cuneral Ibone Monday
oveilhiu al 7:30 p. m. to hold
prayer service.
ROBERT" YOUNGER
Hubert Lee Younger died in San
Kraneiscn, l-'ebrtiary "i. He was a
resident of Med lord, residing at
II 1 tl Peach street. Mr. Younger
had been ill since December.
He leaves bis wife, Lillian, fotir
sons and three daughters: Lee, San
l-'i. i nelson; Frederick. Donald and
Millard and F.diih ami Clara, of
Medford and Theresa of I leoatur,
ieorgia : his mother, M rs. I-Id it h
Keyes, Portland, Ore., three broth
ers. Chas. Younger, Port Angeles,
Wash., .lessup Smith. Walla Walla,
Wash.. W. II. Smith. Medford, and
tme sister. Mrs. Aides Hildreth,
Portland.
Funeral services will be held tit
the perl Funeral ' I hnne. .Tuesday
at p. m. Uev. W, IL Faton of
ficiating. I n torment in tin
ford cemetery, -
Today, is Home J)ay In
vance of National Hoy Scuu
and all scouu are asked to do odd
jobs around home and show spe
cial attention and courtesies. . to
their piirenls.'t TiiVy ore nlsb to do
good' turns. Special meetings are
being held this, vvegifnf; in obser
vance of anniversary week.
Court of .honor will be conduct
ed at fhe counl.V court house to
morrow evening, with Judge Alex
Sparrow presiding. Hob Lrwls of
troop 35, Jacksonville will be pre
sented with an Kagle badge' at
that time by Larry Schade. Two
reels nf pictures, taken by drover
A. Votings in Canada will . be
shown at the court,
.
Preparations-.are progressing -for
the big annual Lincoln hntpiuet,
republican rally. at the JlotoJ
Mcdfonl next 'Thursday evening.
Arrangements are being made for
on attendance of at least 300 peo
ple, expceied from all parts of
.xoiithoji) Oregon. Itev, Dr. W. V.
Voungson of Portland will be the
speaker of ihe evening.
An Interesting supporting pro
flriun is being prepared nnd will be
announced In detail later. The
hotel dining room will be appro
primely decorated, with u special
comnddee liv charge of this effort.
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BY
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DEALER
Rfiim nn)iiinnnim
i mrc at unQDiTAi
bo? scouts good j with tree imeeffm
LINCOLN BANQUET
PLANS OUTLINED
r. .
Bill
1-asBsasassasaasBsasa
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UIVLUHII!
Italph V.. lvoo'r, pre-'Itleni and '
manager of tins 1 iauley Canninii
company, left today for t .iW'.i
Wbeie he will deliver an ,n.d:e
u morrow on the "iibji'ci of pro
diieuon ami caniiini; ot' Umiiii -
and tomato product!: before t !te
aunui) caiim'rs' school of the Ore
Kon State ArcuUiiral college.
He was aC'-ompauted liy H. 11.
N'oi-ton. -npei intendent and I . V. I
I'hiwle, prncetor of tho plum and '
all wiil stay t here the i cma la der
of tho week auendhiy. the .liort
course.
This Is the tenth annual can -.
tiers' short course of the Male
agricultural i-olb-e. which Is yeir-'
ly Kainiuu a naifoTi-whlo reputa i
tioa and is hchiu aitendeti by can
iiciiJ front all parts of the Pa ilK i
coast, including Canada as well as'
several from eastern states. A 11
phases of the canning imhiHtry. in-j
idudinj; machinery opera t ion. are
treated and the different .-ul.ject !
are handled by recognized aothori-!
ties in tn. respective lines.
Aviators Plavful
PITTSHl Iitlll. Pa. Tho Penn :
School of Aviation hero has what1
Is believed lo lie Hie llrsl basket
ball (cam composed of licensed atr
opine pilots.
Free Wheeling, the
'. ' -.-..-'' 1 ' .... v .. ...A... ..-f. v.-
world's lowest priced car.
mobile advancement since tne elec
tric starter, is now yours in a bril
liant new Studebaker Six priced
from $795 upward. '
It is the same Free Wheeling
with positive gear control used in
all Studebaker Eights, in Pierce -Arrow
and in Lincoln.
It brings you a 12 to 20
economy of gasoline and oil. It
saves chassis wear, tires and repairs.
. . Studebaker hasdonemanythings
to merit the public's confidence
during its 79-year career. 3ut
nothing in Studebaker history
matches this move. Nothing in the.
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At tii Itctorit g
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GUESTS TON!GHT:Kl;:f:r
Several bouts of interest have
been arranged for the A merlea n
1. rc.io n situdier t he h.-lil this eve
ning at tile armory All ex-service
men are invited, and Spanish war
veier.ins and rivit war veterans
have been :iKe, (o Jilt.-nd.
I'tem My l.evitt ll:is liei-ti -ehe.l-uicd
to niet't IUk Hoy Knier of
( lold I liil in a u i csl !iiiu' mal li.
l.evitt weighs LTiTi and It i tier ;J i M l ,
Dallas tlrove will meet Mei-le Ha is
wliose weight is 1 Tn.
A I .JaniC'i. WeiKbi nj; I will
wrestle I.anuell who lips the scales
al 1-1. Verne Newton weighs
and has been matched with Fred
.bimes. l a pounder. Clyde Fieht
ner and Ibirrel Itrown ale to show
their skill this evening also. Piclit-
Makes
"vou feel like
greatest auto
motor car
, . ' '.. . V. v'.' O V. ; T t .....-
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opportunity to get Free Wheeling
in a car of this low price. '
Come, see and drive this, brilliant
new Studebaker Six. Experience,
the marvel of riding on momentum '
instead of gasoline of riding five
miles for every four miles of engine
effort. Shift from high to second and
back to high without touching the
clutch. See why .highway commis-..
sioners and safety directors through
out the country have driven Free
Wheeling Studebakers and then '
voiced approval of Free Wheeling
with positive gear pontrol as tl JPCW...
measure of safety to di vrr and publit.'('
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STUDEBAKER SIX
Models and Prices
Rodtr (or 4 ....
Coup forS . . ... . . . ...
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