Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

STTrFO'R'n WXU) TRIBUNE, nTDFORTJ. OttTTiOV. "ITF.xTJAY. JOT 10. 1f2
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Any trip East
can be a Circle Trip
if you go via Southern Pacific,
through California and circle
back over Northern lines.
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This summer get more for your travel funds. No mat
ter what your eastern destination go one way, return
another! You cn see the whole Pacific Coast and much
of the United States at 'only slightly higher fare.
" l:irsr toCalifornia over the spectacular Shasta Route.
: Enjoy cosmopolitan San Francisco, Los Angeles, Holly
wood, San Diego, world-famed beaches and resorts
can be in the enchanted circle of your trip east.
I'rom California, go eastward over any of the follow
ing routes, with choice of routes returning via northern,
.United States or Canadian lines.
The Sunset Circle
Round the rim of the United States, first on the
"Sunset Limited," famed 'found the world, via LI
Paso and the old South to quaint, romantic New Or
leans. Then by rail, or at no more cost (meals and berth
included in your rail fare) enjoy 100 golden hours a
tea to New York by Southern Pacific Steamship. '
The Golden State Circle
From Los Angeles to Chicago "Golden State Lim
ited" in its 6iy4 hours, spreads before you the historic
Southwest; a glimpse of Old Mexico at Juarez, 5
minutes from LI Paso. Thence to Kansas City, Chicago
& midwest puir.es.
The Overand Circle
' From San Francisco follow the Overland Trail of '49,
ia La';e Tahoe, the scenic Sierra, to your Colorado or
Utah destination. Or direct to Chicago on the "San
Vrancisco Overland Limited," in 61 hours.
Low Roundtrip Fares
Summer excursion fares on and after May 22. Return
limit October 31. Stopovers anywhere. Your choice of
routes. Let your local agent help you plan your trip via
J. C, Carle, Agent-
At the Center
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L. Salle at Ma.iison Slret
Fixed-Price Meals
IWeaklasl .... 6U: 73c
LuncliL'on 85c
Dinnur . . . $1.00 $1.50
Sunday Dinner . . . 1-50
Krm:st J. Sti-vi ns
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FOR YOUR WINTER
Green Pine Slab "Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
'.75
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MEDFORD FUEL CO.
m 9
llloorth Central
Reichstein
. Tel. 631
-Phone 34
of Everything
OFFERING central location
Five famous restaurants
with fixed-price meals and service
a la Carte Garage foryourcar An
entire floor reserved lor women
guests Choice of over one thou
sand modern guest rooms at reason
able prices thebiggestHotel value
in Chicago. On your next trip en
joy La Salle service the utmost
in Hotel accommodations.
Room Rates
Numl! ol I Fi.ce Pi Day
Booms 1 1 Person 2 Hcrtonfl
166 $2.50 $400
102 300 4.50
141 3.50 5.oo
309 4.00 6.00
149 5.00 750
87 6.00 8.00
72 6.00 I 9 00
A t I J Vice Prea.t Mflt.
Per Load
2 Load $13.00
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Deuel
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(or. rhnrl-s II.
liraulic 1'iiirH'i
1 San I'm nelson, ami foniui' juri
iltnl of tin- California state v nlt-r
commission, who with Mr. Ko-
ma in .M yers. eonsuli inn !''
1 trn-ul engineer of OuUlaml, ralii'..
is enRaed in t ht- ! ur t heram-- of
' ti'-u ty-s of industrial lf V'l ip
'mem in sotitluvesti-rn (h-efron, had
the followini; to say icuardinu the
i'ututv of t his region wfien iiur
virwe.l utter a remit trip through
Ihe
tali-
What are soino of the industrial
pn.-.-iihtlilh's of the southwest eoast.
and w hat would they mean to i In
stan if developed 7 In the first
phiee there is the lumber industry.
There art' immense stands of lim-b.-r
vh'se marlcetint: awaits lutt
transpoi iation i'aeilit ies. W ith a
on in prehensive refo rest a t ion prn-
uram this resotn an he made a
pennant lit asset . There ; re ;t lso
pre; t stands of limber nf ton puiu
a prade for hi m her whirh ha ve
wi lue .is paper pulp. Then there
are mineral resources in i;old. et.p
lier. coal and liir.esione wliieh of
fer attractive possibilities with
transportation and eh-:ip power.
Kinally. there are the hydro
eieC"ie power resources u the
lower K"tiU and 1'ie.ptpi.i rivers.
These, in eom binat ion wit h the
nearby deep water harbor possibil
ities alonj? the coast of t'urry, t 'oos
iiiul Uotiiilns counties are of .ureal -est
importance. Industries usins
lar;;e amounts of power can beiu-r
afl'oi"l to locate near a power site
ihiin ai a populalion eetite.r, if raw
materials can be brought to the
nianufacturinu: site. This results
front i he fact that t he cost of
transmittinu power for delivery at
d Islant populat ion centers is re la -ively
greater than tl-.at of tralis
ptu'lina raw materials from distant
points by we tor. It is l his fuel
that has made possible the ;;reat
imitisi ria 1 plants on the coast of
Norway and at iat;:i r;. The
southwest coast of Oregon has a
similar opport u ni I y . In fai
tailed, est imaii'M show that
blocks of electrical power
developed on lower Uonue
transmitted to the sen boa r
tlr-
la
be
and
si ld for i mills t rial uses at a rat e
as low as that eharned for similar
power at Niagara. I ndustries so
situated would have access to the
world's markets and, wit h water
transportation for deep water ports
could compete
plums located a
The mild climaw
that will help ii
with industrial
inland points,
is another item
the competitive
market.
TurniiiK now to the direct finan
cial benefit to the people of Oj'e
aon, which ,would result from de
velopment of the southwestern
counties there Is first the money
put into circulation as a result ol
power plant en fist ruction. On the
lower HoMiie river alone this will
involve the expediture o,' more
than Sf, n.ono.d rm during a period
of ten yeafs. Kxperienrr on simi
lar projects in other localities has
shown that -17 percent of the capi
tal cost noes to labor. This would
represent an average of S.Sf.n.fHio,
added to the annual payroll of the
sta te of Orejioti for at least 1 0
years. Then there are the housltiK
and fodintf of the men eiiKapod on
construction work. Kxperi e n c e
attain shows that for the above
payroll there would be an annual
demand for food and lumber pro
ducts of over $;j(Hl,(HM. Alt tst of
the necessary commodities are pro
duced in (Ire pon. Then there is
the money to be spent In the pur
chase of equipment and material,
the must important items belun
lumber and cement. Lartre oiian-
HowMuchWatep
Should Baby Get?i
A Famous Author ity's Huh
Hy Huthllritiain '
; Hahy spppifilistR apree nowaday,
Mint during the (ir-t six months,
htiliii'H iut, liiiv p thrw otincpA of
I fluid er Muiid of lody wei-ilit daily,
s An ei-rht ioitud hairy, for iiiHRuuxj,
; tieed twenty four ouncei of Ihiid.
I.Rter on tin rult U two ounce of
llttid per joamd of IhmIv .weight, Tlio
- ttnonnt of lltiid dlmorljed hv it hreunt
i fVd Imhy is hest deterrninett hy wtNjjh-tn-.'
him In-fore mid jifter feeding for
fhe wltoh- dv; tind it !h cusily calfii
luted for t!ie not tie fed oiif. 'Mit-ii tnnkt
up it ii v deficiency with water.
Givin huhy fiiflitaenl water often
relies t- (tin fe ei ffvinjr, upset
mid ri'stlPct bik-Mj. Ii' it doesn't, jive
i him a few drops of I'letcker' Cna
, toria. I'ftr tli"-w and otla-r ills of ha
btes and r-liildrcn sikU a colic, elm,
eia. tliurthru, mh on, stomucli tw
i Ixiwel!, cuii-dipHt.ioti, Hour fttomrtr h,
o?h of .leeji, linilerweijiit, ptc, leiid
iiiu pliyicitum uy thfre'ii notlitnij no
efletttie. It in purely vcre!nhle tlie
recipe i on the wiiimht nnd millton;)
of mother have tiff tended on it in
;iu;r thirty yetf nf iver ineremitja
u-p. It reyillnte hahv'i iHiwelt. nmkei
till) sleep mid cut Hfllt. enable" liim
o e-t full nfiVi',hmetit from iit f(d
o he iiu TCaiifn in weight m he nhotihl.
O.'iRi i'Afh packaf.'P you jret a httok on
. .lothcrlii-od worth it.n weitflit in gold.
JukI a word of caution. Iok t O
!ie fiivtiatitTf of ( f 1 1 n . H. Kit teller
' n the pai'kn' go you'll Ih mire to
;et the t uilitte. Th forty cent (( U
) Jet entuiu t!iirtylivc dv'v:9,
To tho IM
eonsultina h
'ii:ie of both the--,, materials would
be required and both are produced
eienivel in Oregon.
l-:x ji4,-ml it uve for const ruction of
po-r plants is but tho h.-uiunin.;.
however, for I his makes possible
the et;i bl i-h meat id' local indus
tries with plant s to be built and
p i r m a n e n i oopuiatioii it) be
housed. 1 ieif- t he lumber and
i.uilitiua trades would be benefitted
and lame numbers of skilled la
borers find employment. Prnwinu
nirnin I roiu experience tdsewhei e.
every 'J- horse-power of powi
plant capacity means ;t.'t new m-
dust rial enuoycs and 5? 2' :.
annual increase in com mod it y pro-
-, duction. With at least ilita.nioi
. horsepower available, the meat
possibilities of added pay
population are apparent.
portant point to remeinbei
hit; such a populat ion is
oil ami
An tin
regard -llial
it
would be indUst i ia 1 in' character
and provide the pi.irket for ayri
' cultural products w hich Oreu'-n
needs.
. Industrial development nloni; the
coast is not the only activity which
! power development t
Uoaue river wouhl tnak
The present at tract I Veil
I .ower
ossibte.
of the
reuion from a sport and scenic
viewpoint won Id be increased
. inuuyfnld. In uddititn to Improv ed
, naviKat ion on the lower L'T miles
of the river, a full development
with a series of dams on the
liouue and 1 Hint us rivers would
Crente many miles of naviuahle
-. mountain laes, sin passing in
beauty and accessibility anything
i of the kind in America. These
lakes, noi heinic ftr storaue but
i merely incidental to the develop
jmem of heail, would have perma
, nent slmre lines. With l1' ' h'i -Mnji
of limber In advance of fbiod
j inu. the shores would have all the
I ii -.t my of nnl ura I mount a In lakes
land would afford ideal summer
j cabin sites. Foreign (rnvtders, w ho
have Viewed lilt- KoUe lllver
canyon, slate thul with a series of
.lakes in the latter, the scenery
! would he fully as wonderful as the
famous Swiss lakes. With' f.iril
j it ies provided for bouts to pass
t from one lake to another, the
I Roane ".liver canyon trip from
'Grunts 1'ass to Gold Reach would
become one of the famous scenic
! attractions of America. Such a
j development would brina Ihe hinh
j est class of tourists ami become a
Idniwina card both local ami
state-wide effectiveness,
i As to fishlnw. the installation of
Improved types of 1 is h laiblers at
dams will Insure the passage of the
; fish upstream. The establishuieni
I of hatcheries, toaether with the
more efficient protect ive devices
jiit. canal Intakes now beinu- design
led by the I'. S. Rureiiu of KisheriCH
j will also provide for the return of
small fry to t he ocean ami thus
I maintain continuous supplies of
fish.
It should be pointed out. llow
; ever, that the presold pro t lee of
j l roll ina for fish off-shore and in
i
the lower reaches of the streams is
( i-ii pidly diminish Ina the fish sup-
1 ply. I nless l'lls is slopped. no
'amount of money spent in hatch
i erics, fish ladders, etc.. will be ef
jfective. CIIARl.RS , RKi;,
j Consultina lOnt-ineer.
I r,s Sutter St.. Han Kranciscti,
KEYS EXPLAINS
COURT ACTION
Ib iiiils of the I'niletl States court
j of a p pea Is' action on the Claude
I Neon patents have been received In
! .Medfortl by .1. I. K represen
jlative here for the Kleetrieal Prtid
nets corporation, manufacturers of
i Chin tie Neon sinus. "Our eoin
; p.iny." says -Mr. Keys, "is now serv
j ina notice on a 11 Neon liaht in
j manufacturers eallina intention t
! the July '2 decision of the I'tlitetl
States court of appeals hustainina
ihe Chimlo Neon patent Rianted
an .lune I ! . I H I 'i. Mauniaetm crs
are Inftirnietl that unless they de
list fi'tun ma nu fuel urine., sell ina,
uina or servhlna inlfinaina Neon
ti;;htina the company will consider
uch Infringements Intcniional ami
institute court proce'-dina-."
1 ti .Mr. Keys' communieat ion
was this statement by Paul R.
Howsc, president of the iriejil
Products Corporiiilon of California
and Arizona :
"I am informed by our ailornejs,
not only in New York but In Cbl
caao arid l.os Ana'les, Unit ihe
decision nf July t is a clear one.
final a ml not subject to appeal.
The court f iritis that Claude was
the orialnator ami Inventor of the
Neon industty ami that his patent
was reaiilarly and property arant
ed. The Kleelricii! Prodn is cor
poration, since ihe fall of RuTi, has
consistent y and regularly ad ver
isetl the fact that it was tin Mole
licent-e under I lit Claude patent,
and Jin so Informed not only man
ufacturers iMlt UM-jM ,,f Neon liaht
ina. Ihrgiyxh Ihe preHs and tilt'
mails.
"Our jittorne.s are preparlna for
injunction proceedine, aaainvt those
manufacturers who do not immedi
ately f.-jise Infrlnaement nnd make
restitution for vlohnP.n. The first
aetldr, aaainst the manufa-"trers
on the Pacific coast MI be In
Rn AtiKdeH and will be rpiirkly
followerViL'alnsI tMojc in Kan Ktan
isco, Portland, Seattle, Denver ami
ShU l-iike City, in turn tm wdl as
aaainni a r.uinir which have
rv'tina up In olWr clth-s In the
Tacific coast territories.
"The policy of the Klectr leal
Product corpmiitinr litis been to
lens- Neon tiahiina nnd nsmirne the
' lire and maintenance nf the Fame
to the hlghMt t-ffieh W yotir thin
policy will continue."
DEFFCTIVF EYE-
SIGHT TOPIC AT
'Through Life's Window s" w . - s
title of n i;roup ,f e.lni .iti'-nal
v IIP ; sllow II at t he e( kly
tina of Roiai urns In l-1. today
oil at the Hotel Mcdf.Hd.
The imp. ii ;;ince ..f p.ni the
- s ni ;;0-d I'ondii i.i
- I'-ulls of bad .
accidents caused
0rc !-.Mied.b;
A
a!
Ac,
lies .Uoted
'HIS in .till
I'lMted
!!nh- 1-fect .ye
Rill Rclm-r
of ! he new ai
baby un-1 hoi
fined s
I m his
I I m day.
funny, a
t.d;i was
mi, viohM-
Rniler.
e.-ial old
e." "Sweet
.Musi.' at lb.- tiieetina
furnished by Kai i .Molor
ist, and Miss .i-uiies:
piani-t. The played .
i inn- .nuts, " Ullllr l. llll'
.1 'Relieve .Me If AM
Those Kmle.mnu Vouna ('barms. '
isitinu Roturiuns at the lunch-
eon included .ioe Menu, nf Rese-
bura. Row Hansen. Ashland,
Charles Worden, .M a rys v i I le. t'alif.
c, c. nocUley, I'oitland. lb. H.ul
Steams was si Alcdfotd cucst.
R. C. Corn was in chare.e of the
proa rum today unit he announced
that kiddies of Roiarians will per-
ton
at t he meet ina .1 uly
M.
M edford
netted
The first bnralary
for t he ias( six W
prowlers J x - in cash ny niaht
when they etiTored I ho' A Miislroiia;
.Moior ei an pa ny e.a raue on S.uil h
l:iersi.e avenue, Stveral check-,
oile I'm- over S I MM a. were also taken,
Rntrance iutti the aarae w;is made
tlll'oU-:h the Use uf Ii:issI;k :ie-
eordine In ( hief of l',Ul.,. l ,.
I 'i die. who could find mi due:
Ulion invcsiieatinu Hie scene of tin
bun; la ry t h is nioi'uina. Not hi iu
"!se in thi1 aaraae was disturbed
iilihomih there was a larae assort
mem of tools in tic- repair depart
incut.
MOHCUW. ,,,y Hi -t,V( - -professor
Stria' v. Russian ueoloais-t
and oil expert, who has just re
I turned from the Raited Suites,
I where he studh d Aniet iean oil
prodi'i Ron methods, declares that
in five ..ears America will suffer
ni serious oil shortage. In whi. h
event Russia will step lo the fore.
"Conditions under which nil is
produced and consumed in Amer
, foil." Professor Strlaev said, "are
'. anarchic. Th y foreshadow a
crisis wit bin five years. Sovb"
'Russia will then lake Anierleas
j place In suppi.lna the world with
; i ,1.
I "The Rniled Slates is not a kind
i of technical miracles, as is acn
jenillv Iniaalm'tl, and the soviet
union does not la a le-huha lly
behind Anierie;i. '
Cat and the Canary
i
j Now at Tent Theatre
.John Willard. author of "The Cut
:tind the Canary." litis compressed
more lauahs in (his production than
I IniH ever been attempted hy ny
I play wrialit. Ho l;eej)s his audi
, (dice spellbound; first, he has them
j crouch ins In their setits with fear,
t hen almost out of ihe seat with
jlauahler. In New York tit Ihe llud
I son theal re, where "The Cut nnd
. (he Cuniiry" was produced lor one
1 onllro year, every seal in the house
had to he (one over and repaired,
'as (he constant HtruiiiH of putltna
iind Jinnpina up and down had loos
ened every sent in thn thealre.
'"Tin Cat and the family" hits en
; Joyed marked huccohm evctry when.
I Chfcaao siijiported the production
for over elKht nionlhH. It has led
nil stock releases for top hnslnesH
: nnd played Med ford we vera 1 yearn
I iitfn.
lr(iik'n coined fnim nre now pre
jKcntiiiK "The Cat and Ihe Cnmiiy"
ni their new localton nt Sixth and
1 Holly HtreelB.
Fights Last Night
i Iiy the AKoeiated Pi csh)
' CIMCArJO Have Shade. Call-
for n ia, knot kt'd out licit Coll ma.
I.os Ana'des. (7 I. Siindy fiarrisou.
I-'im Anelcf, wonrrom HHly Stab,
Ixtrolt. ni). Kid Kok. Chlcaao.
k nocked out Johnny I (ocksti a.
Mien, .Mleh.. mi. Syl .Mhault.
.Montreal, kitoclied out Plum li'-sit,
('hlctiao, tr.i,
IMHANAI'bfJS - .Mike Durfflee.
liock Island, til.. ouiilnted H.nrl
Ht wiinaker, Prance, i i it). ei
I (o Mo way, Indiana pMis, won from
PauVyV'i'b.onv. OiimIik, Nidi.. (X).
CINCINNATI Jimmy Hack Icy.
Io AnnecK, won from Jtduiny
OKeefe, Cfdumbim, (Hi). Johnny
Nasser, Tone Haute, Intl., shaded
Johnny liiown, cineinnail. Hi).
AM, KNTO N. p .u ne Mi
Hut,'h, Chicago; defeated Sam
U'elsN, Nu .a ret h. Pa.. I (I I .
M KM I'll IS, T m - I'ratdite l)u
Kan, Memphis, (cflinically knocketl
out Ked lt; i lim. Clfca, N. V. 3 .
JKKSKY CITV -JImmy .Itne,
YounuHtown, Ohio, wu-i over 'Jeor
Bio Wurd, K;:s:;hPlh. , J., (Ii!).
AUCTION GIRL IS
AFTER ANOTHER
TRIAL HUSBI
.l ll.WAI'K Wis., .inlv 1" -
t.l'i l-,iiiice lhe! i. tie- i'l-year-old
"an. tion aii I" d' Siren. Wis ,
lias renewed her quest lor the man
wlm will piovide tor her panMits m
rei m n for her lum! man ki-4i-Miss
Aibeit cc.ilfess.ai ttiat the plan
oai ten singly her ba that it wics
i and -i.i,i" of Hi,, only one she has been able to
yesiaht. su.-h think of iiy which i lie i'lture coin
by defective lort ot lit r moth:'!-. ! a i h r r ami
1. The films brother could he assured,
in-!'.c. ni 1 1 1 ui- "1 w on Id n't mind w orkiim ii t
I hi to s-.ut is- co u hi atq any where hv doii:.- it ,"
it i.f t.en p,-!-- cj(laineii. "hut under the cir-
states have eunistan es 1 think the only sola
Hon is for nic h niiiny some man
who will lake care of my parents"
When :-hc fits! made tins oiler
six mom lis a::o she i t'ceiv ed tut
morons proposals. Kvent iially she
. accepted tho offer of W. W. tloyues.
In. p.edniaster of the Soldiers'
lion:e hero, to provide a homo for
her parents on a six months' (rial
basis. At the olid of tho half onf
s!ie w-M lo decide w hciher she
would many liun.
"(j told ate when lie first cjitlie
ilow n hero I hat ho va nt ed Mm to
meet sonic yotiua l.dlows ami have
a uiiod liiuo," slio said. "When I did
lie objected. He accused me of he- ;
ina ntilo to him. jillhoiU'.h 1 treated
him as nicely as I could,
"I know imv I can never marry
him. I ' nder t he circumstances I
can no loiiaer live in his house."
Goynes. who lost ii leu in an ac
cident lollowiti.; the Spanish-American
war, aareed that the hurauiu
was ot f.
"If I ever many. I want lo marry
lor love." she said, "hut op (he
other hand my parents' luiure must
he my Hist ennsuleraiion. I could
not hear to see litem cared for hv
tic county or state. Kven thoiiah
I dread maniaae as it loveless
: pidposit ion, 1' see no other w ay."
, -
nit Make Ibid lender
GRAIN RRRV. .Mo, .Vi
There is no excuse for tonall beef,
R. W. Sh.els of the fedora bu
reau of animal husbandry told
livestock spei ialisls lo re, Re in
sisted it was ihe si ock man's tusk
! '"' I'l'blUce by wise selection
of I
slock, prepn- leedini; ami Inlelli
aent niamtaenienl a beef animal
of which "every till will make a
lender juicy dish "
VANITY
KODAKS
NOW, to the more or
less commonplace
ilcliiilt ofllu: ciihcii)I)I
scurf, lirll, Ih-iiccIcIh,
hIiock, i-Ic. Iiuh hin
uddcil tin; Intent rliclalo
of llic mode, the Vanity
Kodak. May h'i liuil ill
any one of live beauti
ful colors to liurmonie
perfectly with sinai'tefl
COMtllilK'S.
Come in and sec thep)
&re today J
MEDFORD BOOK STOfiE"
34 K. Central Ave
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Unchanged in price,
quality, workman
ship, George W.
Childs is made to
day by the same
maker who first
created the cigar
thirty years ago.
Unique among five
cent cigars.
GEORGE W.
GENERAL GROCERY COMPANY
Wnolfsale Distributors Portland, Ore.
YES
Dodge Brothers Standard Six is the fastest
car, with the fastest pick-up, under a
thousand dollars
OWE YE HI
i
That is only HALF the story. The IM
PORTANT point is that this exceptional
speed is made practical by Dodge rugged
ness of chassis and body construction.
OTSIEHS
Might succeed in. building a car at this
price with equal SPEED, but to do so
successfully they would also have to build
a car with equal STURD1NESS
That is where Dodge Brothers, with years
of experience in building a dependable low
cost product, are years ahead of the field.
YOU
Can buy the Standard Six knowing thai
it is not only the fastest car in its class but
the sturdiest .and the one is every bit as
important as the other . ... , ,
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COUPE F.O.B. DETROIT
Is the price, and you will find our payment
plan one of the most liberal you have ever
investigated. Drive the Standard without
obligation today!
EAKIN MOTOR CO.
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