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Hie dregon statesman, salem, oregon
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEilBER 13, 102S
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World V Girdling Travelers
SILISERIE
Have Daily Paper At Sea
Examples of Long Life of
Motor Cars Given; Many
- Letters Received
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IITTEDTE Trucks carry
V" more pay load because
heir design
provides
no
useless excess chassis
weight to be hauled Jon
each trip. 1
Owners' records of
Vhite Trucks which have
run from 100,000 to 300,000
miles and more are evi
dence of durability wliich
has no paralleL
The White Company, Cleveland
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Dependability and long life, ac-
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Marion Axito -CoB
DAY AND NIGIlT SERVICE il
2351 S. Commercial Street Telephone 362
cording to Mr. Donestf ele,- local
dealer, are largely responsible for
the "World Wide Good Will" en
joyed by Dodge Brothers. Inc.
. These' characteristics are bnt the
natural results of selection of the
highest grade materials, of pre
cision in workmanship' and of
soundness of design.- ;.'.
"The files at the factory," says
Mr. Bonesteele, "contain hundreds
of letters written voluntarily by
enthusiastic . owners of . Dodge
Brothers Motor fears ; which were
among the first shipped Into dif-
j ferent parta of the country and
which are. still in aetive -serviee.
A large percentage of these has
traveled well upward, of 200,000
As typical examples of these
'Old Timers ear No. 12. tbe first
Dodpe Drogher car , delivered on
the Pacific coast. Is reported still
In service after over 170,000 miles,
on all kinds of mountain roads.
Car No. 13. the first received In
Denver, Col., . arriving there Dec
ember 10, 1914. was first used
as a demonstrator. It is still giv
ing satisfactory service to Its ori
ginal purchaser.
The first Dodge Brothers car
sold In the state of Arizona was
recently traced by the dealer at
Phoenix and located in the service
of a farmer in the Yuma valley.
It now occupies a conspiclous
place in that dealer's display
room. : .
Touring car X 152, the first
fold in -Portland,? Maine, Js far
from 4he scrap pil The original
owner, Mr. Jordan,' after using it
lor a number oi years as a pas
senger car, converted it Into
three-fourth ton .truck, to convey
garden . produce to . the Portland
markets. The satisfactory service
rendered-by this ten year old car
led Mr. Jordan, when later in need
of an additional truck of greater
capacity, to buy a Graham Broth
ers Truck, which is powered by
Dodge Brothers engine.
'Car No. , 13 6. : the veteran, of
Pittsburg, was traced by the deal
er through several changes of
ownership to a farm where It .was
in daily service over rough country
roads. In spite of the high valu
ation placed by the owner. 'Old
136" now occupies a space in the
Pittsburg salesroom.'
"From the dealer at Glenns
Falls, New York -comes "the re
port that he has just purchased
for display and demonstrating
purposes one of the first Dodge
Brothers cars delivered in his ter-
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Germany Joins Coafersac.
.'Berlin,, Dec. 19.- Germany has
participate. lniV12- coafereor
( OA the.
Ubcvii Ha3 ef an ocian 'daily.
ONE of ,the 1 novel and far
reaching offshoots of the radio
is the publication of acwtpa
pers at sea. The traveler in these
days is never so far from land, even
on a voyage around th world, that
news for ms daily paper does noi
reach the ship.
The largest ship to circle the globe,
the Red Star liner Btlgtnland,
throughout an annual pleasure
cruise of 80,000 miles publishes a ,
daily filled with radio information,
known as The Cruise News."
On the Blg inland' $ next voyage
from New York around the world
westward, next winter, on which she
will be absent four and a half
months, she will be in daily receipt
of voluminous press reports, either
from America or Europe, and for
'many days in succession from both.
On her last cruise she Teceived daily;
news bulletins from Marion, Mas,
all the way from New York to Pan
ama Canal, a distance of 219S miles.
Ia the Caribbean she also picked up
'press" from San Diego and San
Francisco, receiving daily reports
from the t latter until she reached
Hongkong. -
' All to leading governments
broadcast news. Germany is the
most active in this respect, and its
'great' station ' at Nauen is the most
far-reaching from which ships at
sea receive "press." England nas at
powerful station at Oxford.
The Blfnlmd:$ operator carae
into touch with Nauen at 179 de
grees west longitude, half way,
round the globe from Central Eu-
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Radla operator rtctivlny "ptt$$,p
report for te ocm daily.
Tope. The messsges, after covering
about 12,000 miles, of spare, c&uie
through clearly, but the operator
could not tell which way Uiey had
come around the globe. j
In the far eastern seas the editor
of the chip's newspaper had an .
abundance of "press," from differ
ent sources. In the Red Sea the
lltlg$nlad came into touch with
New Brunswick, N. J.
Through the means here outlined,
the passenger coming down to lunch
eon on the cruise ship found dally
at his plate a copy of his '"Cruise
News," ; containing fresh advices
from his home country. j
While transatlantic liners have
had daily papers for several years, ,
it Is only recently that tlie perfec
tion of long-range stations hut made
possible the receipt of daily press
reports by a snip cruising, around
the globe.
Why Consider a Lesser Car?
It Hat Beauty Performance Super-Si Smoothness,
Economy and Endurance
This is the greatest Essex value in
history. It ia the Finest Essex ever
built. The price is-the lowest at
which Essex ewer cold. The largest
production of 6-cylinder cars in the
world, giving economies in purchase
of materials, manufacture and dis
tribution exclusive to that position
make this value possible alone to
Hudson-Essex.
The new low price places it within
the reach of alL and it has the br&
liant rjerfbrniancT,trliahiliryv riding
ease and fine appearance for which
Essex b famous.No wonder everyone
It saying these things about Essex.
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HUDSON BROUGHAM
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HUDSON tau. SEDAN
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ritory. It has given 150,000 miles
of satisfactory service.
"The dealer in Buffalo, N.. Y.,
J. A. Cramer, recently, as evidence
of dependability, compiled a list
of names of 70 Buffalo citizens
who purchased Dodge Brothers
ears over ten years ago and whose
cars are still giving fine service.
"In Binghamton, N. Y the
iealer recently ran" an advertise
ment in the local newspaper in
viting the owners of the Dodge
Brothers cars sold in Binghamton
during 1914 and 1915 to register
their cars, If still in service, at his
salesroom. Of 9 9 cars sold daring
those years, 52 were registered.
Most of the other owners had
moved from the city.
'Of great Interest is the fact
that out of these 52 cars 43 had
their original baked enamel finish
a large percentage showing almost
the original lustre. The leather
upholstering was Invariably good.
"World wide good will for Dodge
Brother. Inc.,' is the natural re
ward of universal respect and sat
isfaction among the users of their
product." I
TO CU1LD COLISEUM
CULVER CITY, Cal.. Cal. A
reproduction of the great coliseum
of the ancient. Romans, said to be
one of the largest "sets" ever con
structed for a moving production,
is being built on a 60-acre lot here
at a cost of $300,000. flans call
for 10,000 actors to appear In the
scenes. ! - " .
We3M9g leasees. VaSsEes
Everyone Says It Sales Prove It
Hudson-Essex World's Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cars
Fred M. Powell Motor Cars
350 North High Salem, Oregon
FAMOUS ITALIAN DIES
MILAN. Professor Battlsta
Grassl, the famous bacteriologist
and physician, died recently at the
age of .70. He was widely known
In the international medical world
as an investigator of malarial
diseases. i .
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andtlien wu'Uairecmte how mily extra
ordinary is Oldsmobile's latest achievement.
You'll know that a bbmbinatipn of . such
Greater Beauty, sHicK Finer Performance,
and such radically Lower Prices couldn't
help but achieve for Oldsmobile instant and
wide-spread popularity!
Gome in any time We have a car ready
for you to try at your, convenience!
Tomb $875, Coach '$950, Sedan $1025
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motor car "buy" on the Rou.
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Latest Fliher Bodiei, Approved
4-Wheel Brakes, Duo tens J
co Colors, Gas and Oil Filters,
.75 Horse Powet Moto vAir
Cleaner.
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