Medford mail tribune., June 12, 1928, Page 12, Image 12

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TfEDFORC WaTTJ TRTBTTNTC, " MKDEOKH, PKEQON, TTTESrrtY, ' TTTOT! 15. 'IKS
A STATEMENT
relating to the future of
The Chrysler Corporation
and Dodge Brothers, Inc.
The widespread public interest in recent events affecting the
Chrysler Corporation and Dodge Brothers, Inc., deserves an
authentic and official statement and an assurance regarding the
future of these two corporations.
Subject to the approval of stockholders, Dodge Brothers, Inc.,
will be acquired by the Chrysler Corporation, the plan of
amalgamation having been recommended by their respective
boards of directors.
Each of these great institutions will retain its identity, and will
continue, as heretofore, to produce and market its own product
inaccordancewiththehighand progressive standardsfrom which
' motor car buyers the world over have previously benefited.
Each will benefit from the consummation of a pjn which
unites such tremendous resources in material, manufacturing
facilities, financial power and manufacturing genius.
Dodge Brothers will continue to be Dodge Brothers, and
Chrysler will be Chrysler. Their products will be separate
and distinct and will be continued in production without
interruption. Their sales organizations will be unrelated
except as they shall mutually share in the advantages of the
consolidation.
Both public and dealers may look forward to the greater' bene
fits which the consolidation of such tremendous resources
will produce and the men identified with these businesses
may be assured of a stable and definite future, inspired by the
progresslveness which has been responsible for this uniting
of two great companies.
CHRYSLER CORPORATION
DODGE BROTHERS, INC.
Qn your vacation
Qo swiftly by train. Low
? fares now effective
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Vacation days are always too few. Use
them all for play. Your vacation starts
when you board the train, relaxed,
carefree you are on your way to ply.
Vacation spots in Oregon are quick
ly reached by Southern Pacific and
California is but a day away.
Tares are low. For example, 16-day
jroundtrip to:
Sa n Francisco .... S20.2S
Las Angeles 138.75
San Francisco is the city you'll neverfor-
c.V"d? M"'f J hegateway toadventure. rromthere
1.4km rail nes ribbon out to rharmintt resorts.
great national parks, pleasant beaches.
And tl-n on to Los Angeles and Southern
California. The all-year playground, with
its colocful beaches, old missions, orange
groves, i (ollywood.or a bitof Old Mexico.
To California either the "Shasta" or the
"OregiMiian" will carry you swiftly and
comfoicably. To Portland fast trains by
day or overnight are augmented by the
deluxe Silver-gray motor-coaches.
No matter where your chosen play
ground Southern Pacific lines can
scr.' you. North or South, Southern
Paci fic's vast network of lines inti-
mm ely explore the Pacific Coast.
To California Tbtn East
On your way east, first see Califor
nia, it costs but little more to go
litis way. Then east via any of
S mthern Pacific's 3 great routes.
Q rele home via any of the north
en i lines. Take advantage of either
of these great circle trip bargains.
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J, C. Curie, Agent
REQUEST FOR CUt
ON PEAR FREIGHT
RATES IS FILED
RAI.E.M, Ore. June 12. OP)
Demanding a reduced rate on de
clduoua frulu shipped eastward
from Oregon, Washington and
Idaho, the Oregon public service
comnilKHion, the WasJiiiiKUV de
partment of public works und tho
Idaho utilities commiHHion have
filed a joint compluint with the
interstate commerce commission. A
parity with rates from California Is
sought.
Transcontinental rates affecting
apples and fresh fruits are covered
in the complaint. A redaction of
about 12 cents a box Is asked on
upples. For fresh fruits the same
rate is asked as has been prescrib
ed liy the Interstate commerce com
mission from California.
On pears ewo rates nro asked for.
One would be tile fresh fruit rule
with a 2s,000-pound carload mini
mum, and the other the same rate
as is demanded for apples Willi
I ho carload minimum 31,000 or 35,
000 pounds.
The Northern Pacific Itallroad
company and other lines doing a
transcontinental business aro de
fendants In the compluint.
OF IN
KANSAS f'lITV, Jupe 12. P)
Pitching In fm IiIh own candidacy
at an Indiana rally today, Senator
Watnon of Indiana, a member of
th "allied," .who pooled their fan
dldac.es to Ht up Herbert Hoover,
declared Hoover had been stop
ped und thiil Ibe allien we it fret
to work for IheniHelves.
Explaining organization of the
allien, the Indiana presidential can
didate declared that Its formation
wua nocewmry to prevent Hoover
from getting the nominal ion. and
he liiHlsted that this tasU had been
aceomjillKhed.
"I can way with some degree of
aHHuranee," Watnon declared, "that
Herbert Hoover hatt been stopped.
I have the winie nsHii ranee that the
east 1h waking up."
WatHon then broke the word that
tho randlflateH who bad entered
Into the coalition against Hoovwr
were now footloose. This group
Included, besides the Indiana lead
er, Frank O. Lowdon of Illinois,
the leading anti-Hoover candidate
In the number of votes pledged.
Senator Curtis of Kansas, who hod
been counted one of the allies,
broke uway from the independent
movement yesterday when he an
nounced upon his arrival that he
was running "alone."
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Curtis Scorns Vice
r residency, Says He
Will Be President
CUJE3IFIED ADVERTISING GETS BtlSSULTI
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KANSAS CITY, June 12
(P) The stand taken by Cur-
4 tis against suggestions of his
being it vice-presidential can-
dldate on the republican
ticket was emphasized by him
today, when he said, "he did
not care whether others liked
4 It or not."
"l am for president, not
4 for vice-president," declared 4
4 the Kansan. His resentment 4
was directed toward the Hoo-
ve,r forces, to whom he at-
$ trllnited responsibility for tho !
vlco-presidentlal talk.
FLYINifiiSS
LANDS AT SOFIA
liOXnON, June 12. W) Word
was received today that tho Duch
ess of Itedford, ti6, who was
near disaster at tho start of her
round-trip flight to Indtu yester
day, had completed tho first hop
of her Journey,
Tho Iatly Kxpress stated that
a telegram had been received
from Captain c. J). Uarnard, pilot,
for tho Duchess, saying that they
hud arrived safely at Sofia, 1300
miles distant In their plane, tho
Princess Xenla.
The fact that the filers nar
rowly escaped a crash at the start
in a high wind and that they
had long been unreported caused
some fen rs for I heir safety.
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SALEM.
Its argum
Northern
pany's a
Northern l'aclfic anjd the Great
Northern is presented In a brief
that the public service commission
has prepared for filing with the
interstate commerce commission.
The Oregon commission appears
as an. intervenor in the case. Sev
eral months ago the Oregon com
mission made known its favorable
ent in favor of the Great: attitude, and no protests have been
Pacific Railroad com- i teceived. A general benefit for
luiring control of Die' (mKon commerce Is claimed.
P.-S.C.F,
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22 PEOPLE KILLED IN
Ore., June 12. fP)
Xl'REMnrno, Germany. Juno
1 2. Pt Twenty-two persitg.4 are
dead today after the Munlch-
FYankfnt't express plunged down
an embankment near Siegolsdorf.
The train was rounding a sharp
curve at 50 miles an hour when
it left the rails.
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Sheep Owners
Attention! ,
We are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mohair.
See us before you sell. -MEDFOUD
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MAnQVRTTR. Wis., June 12.
(V) The bodies of August Phl,
his wife and two laughters, Klca
nor. t. and Itetty May, five weeks,
were found in n room of their
burning home here today. AH had
Item shot to death. A pWtol wnn
found near Pahl's body, tndtentlng,
police satdOthat he had stain bis
fimHy and then committed suicide.
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You'll find thousands
of the kind of camping
places you've read about
m books, out here in the
West you'll find them
tucked away in the great
mountains; nestling be
side racing streams where
sporty trout lurk in pla
cid pools; hidden away
in the heart of great
forests. There's a new
thrill a-waiting you this
summer a new concep
tion of a real vacation.
Your automobile club or
any touring bureau will
tell you about a thou
sand and one places.
And you can "climb
to the top of the world"
ride on corduroy roads
get in the rough and
make it easy if you're
using Castorlube.
Folks who live in tHis
country are mighty good
j udges of motor oil they
know what a difference
it makes when the going
is tough. Read the letter
at the right.
increased efficiency ly 2 5 9 9
Get CastorlaBe at
independent lilting
stations & parages
PUBLIC WATER COMPANY
Fotmtrly Roiut River Vallry
Canal Company
Crater Lake Highway
MEDFORD, OREGON
Castdrlube Refining Co.,
San Francisco, Calif.
Gentlemen:
Regarding your new motor oil :
We are certainly getting great
results from CASTORLUBE.
I have made two hard trips to
Fish Lake and one over the hill
to Fort Klamath in my Chrysler, .
and I am sure it has increased
the car's efficiency by at least
25. The motor runs much
cooler on the hills and has more
power than it ever had. I can say
this positively because I have
driven these roads many times
and know exactly how the engine
has performed before. The Fords
all report the same good results.
So you may depend on all of us
for real Castorlube boosters.
. Ship 100 gallons Heavy Castor
lube to Medford at once, South
ern Pacific freight. 1
Yours very truly,
RAY MORAN, Manager
ClMit mm wurtltMl kt th Malt
TrlbUDt office, ty
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
DISTRIBUTORS