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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREdOX. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21,
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PORTLAND. Mnrch 21. (SiHWial).
Three carlondu of imiclilnory nro leav
ing tho yards of tho Clylo I;ulim!nt
company at tho foot or Sixtoonth
street tn'lny connlirned to the Unit
man Syndicate of the Pacific Coast ai
Ashland, Oregon, tho Installation of
which, in the mountains of southern
Oregon, glvoa promise of marking an
epoch in tho industrial development
of that section of the stato, as well aa
in nil probability creatlm? a new era
In the oil lndimtry In the world, as the
machinery consists of tho equipment
for the extraction of oil from shale on
a commercial basis, which has nevor
before been successfully accomplish
ed. It has long been concedod ,by the
government bureau of mines and all
oil exports, that tho oil of tho future
had to como from shale and a numbor
of experiments have been made to
extract tho precious fluid from the
rock, but without success. All
processes that have been invented and
tried out and there have beon many
have proved failures from a com
mercial standpoint, because of the
cost of extraction, the cost in pretty
nearly every Instance, precluding the
possibility of producing tho oil ut a
profit. It Is claimed for the Hartman
Process, tho Installation of which will
begin immediately upon tho arrival of
tho machinery in Ashland, that tho oil
can be extracted from tho shale at a
maximum cost of forty cents a barrel.
The product is a parrafine base oil,
and it is claimed for it that it is of a
superior grade to the eastorn oil tho
only other parral'ino base oil known
today, the total output of which la less
than two per cent of all tho oil pro
duced in this country.
It Is a somewhat singular fact that
in all tho reports Issued by tho fcdoral
bureau of mineB and the state bureau
of mines, no mention has ever been
made of the fact that there nro vast
quantities of oll-bearlng shale in the
state of Oregon, or that tho holdings
of the Hartman Syndicate In the Dead
Indian country in Jackson county,
only six miles on an air line from
Ashland, covering nearly flvo thou
sand acres, was, in all probability, oni
6f the largest and richest holy of oil
bearing sha'o in tho world.
The company, which Is hearted by
H W. Ifartniau. of Ashland, fnrmorly
S.S. S. Will Prove to You m Your
Own Cain tho "How" and "Why"
of it, Remarkable jBlood-Claaniing
' Power.
TUero la a rnn;n fr cvArytlilnir tht
happen.- Common-iM'ixi Mlt mlHcrjr.
Conimon-witsi.' aleu 5t'jjr hviiai M. S. S.
U tbfl cuiuiuunfci-ue lYiunly tr buU,
I chief of construction und maintenance
of nay at tho great nitrate plnnt ut
'MiiHclo Shouls, Ala., begun the work
of development at the head of Ante
lope vulley, between tho old DcaU In
dlnn trail and Grizzly peak, along in
tho early part of lost April. Mr. Hart
man, who Is a brother of the Inventor
I of the process, claims he discovered
this veritable mountain of shale and
; ho Immediately set engineers and
; minors to work, to test out tho moun
I win In various place. It was thought
I that perhaps tho oil-bearing . shale,
plainly dlsi.enlblu on tho surface,
might bo nioroly a crust or layer cov
ering tho mountain. Shafts wnro sunk
and tunnels driven In fifty-three dif
ferent locations, with tho result that
ovory tost made gave evidence that
the further the mountain was pene
trated, and tho deeper tho shafts wore
sunk, tho richer the shale became In
oil content. In the vicinity of the
surface, tho shalo when run through
tho retort averaged, it is claimed,
eighty-four gallons, or two barrels to
the ton. Tho richest shale heretofore
dlHCovored, that In Utah, showed sixty
eight gallons to the ton, tho genorul
average in other territories where
Hhalo has beon uncovered, Colorado,
California, Wyoming, Montana and
Idaho, being around forty gallons to
tho ton. As has been mentioned, the
avorage of tho Jackson county slinlo,
tnken from close to tho surface, was
84 gallons to the ton, but the shalo
shot out from tho tunnels and from
most of tho open cuts, tested out as
high as ICO gallons to tho ton, so the
promoters stato.
Operation by June 1
Tho retort proper, which is manu
factured In Buffalo, New York, is ex
pected to bo on tho ground within
thirty days and to be In actual opera
tion producing oil and gas by June
1st. Tho machinery being shipped
from Portland today, and which coat
cIoho to $50,000, consists of a steam
Bhovel, rock crushers, tractors, en
glnos, trucks nnd other camp para
phernalia, which it will bo necessary
to Install, before tho ground is made
ready for the first rotort It is the
purpoBo of tho company to install
twenty retorts, with a capacity of 600
barrels oach, nnd to have the ontlro
battery In operation within 18 months.
This would moan a production of 10,
000 barrels a day of oil and 25 million
cubic feet of gas evory 24 hours.
In tlio matter of industrial develop
ment, tho manufacture of this gas,
perhaps. Is of more vital importance
to tho Btato genorally, than is the i
oil production, In view of tho fact that
the company claims that It can furnish ;
tho burning capacity of a ton of coal
for one dollar. If this claim can be
made co'id. It would moan the opening i
up of tho mining Industry of southern !
Oregon, whore It Is claimed there is I
more gold, assaying from fifteen to '
twenty dollars a ton. than over was
taken out of California. Tho grade Is ;
low f r pr f.mb'o shipment to a'
smelter, hut with fuel at a dollar a
ton, It would menu the Installation of
a Eineltrr. Several millions of dollars
worth of high grado ore has been
taken out of mines In tho vicinity of
Jaekaonvlllo nnd elsewhere In south-
orn Oregon, but those have beon long ,
abandonod owing to tho impossibility
of shipping low grade ore to a smelter,
niado posslblo by low-priced f iel,
would Inaugurate, a bnom In mining
such us tho greatest viBlonary has
never droamod of for this state. There
aro a scoro of othor rosourees through
out tho Btato which by means of this
chean fuel would bo brought Into quick
development.
.loin tho C. of C.
Plmpl.i MT b Small BoiUt
sun It Is built on reason. Scientific in
Ihorllles milmlt Its power I S. 8. S. hulliti
hlooii-puwer, It build rrft-Mood-rclts.
Tost Is what makes llcutliiff-ttlood. Klgbt-Ine-blood
destroys Impurities. It fight
bolls. It nlirnri wlml it flghu pint
plcsl It flghta sklti oruptlousl It Imilils
nerve-power, thinking power, tho tight
lilted power thut whirls n man up into
success. It glvca women thu nesltn, th
angvllc complexion nnd tho rtmrm that
niofoe tho world I These arc the roaaoua
that hare tllude R. N. N. tnriny tt.o great
blood-cleanser, boily-bllllilcr, aucreaa build
r, and It'a why reatltla haro umtle tenra
of joy flow from IM souls of thotianndal
Mr. V. P. fcVhuff, (37 lbtl. St., Washing
ton, D. C, wrltea:
" tried tor ycart to ptt retie from a boo
0000 of boil. Kvirylhino failrd unfit toot,
8. S. S. I am now- uf'. UMy cwrej, and it
wit 3. 8. S. !m I'M ll."
Trr It T'lurarir 1, S. S. la Bold at nil
4mg stores In tw.. .,lea. The Inrer alai
bottle la the more economical.
C C C r??" y?i W
hit yourself again
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
"Peg O' My Heart," Page
Today at tho Pago thoatur will bo
the first presentation In this city of
I.nuretto Taylor in a screen version of
her most famous rolo. tho tltlo part of
"Peg o' My Hoart." The brilliant star
of tho stage was aeon by many for tho
first tlnio as "Peg," and to those
especially tho occasion was a metnor
ublo ono.
Fisk Tires
60 rr
of all enrs havo Fisk
tlreu as factory equipment,
outside of Fords.
Don't buy until you have
ukod lis about them.
The Aero Supply Co.
Just, around the corner
31 N, Bartlutt Doc Wright
Screen and Stage, Rialto
"Kick Iu" opens nt tho Rialto thea
tro today with Hotty Compson, Bert
hytoll and May McAvny as tho stars.
In every way, tho film "Kick In"
is blggor nnd better than Its stage
brother. There nro flashes of Jnz.
moments of extreme pathos, ninny
clmcklos of laughter, wonderful
gowns, ond n story comparublo only to
"Tho ullrnclo Man." Uesldus tho
throe stars, Caroth Hughes, Kathleen
Clifford, John Mlltern and Walter
Long tiro In the cast.
Help Tut It Over
Xlrrnlul llwoiitrs Violent.
tlOSTO.W .Mnrch 2 1. Nicjhlln
Sacco, convicted murderer, lieramo
violent today nt tho Hoston psychopa
thic hespllnl, whero he Is under ob
servation as to his sanity. Ilefore lie
could be subdued he had sustained
several abrasions of tho forehead anil
sculp. Hospital authorities said ho
beenine ciulet Inter.
She Refused Him
; "1 w.is ensured to the prettleKt 1 It
1 tie doll In Indiana, but my stomach
I ami liver trouble Itml mnilo me so
, Rrniiehy tlliit he liroKo It off. 1 llit'il
all kmil.i i.f ineill. lne nnd iloetors ami
got no relief. The gns blew me up
i like n pnreuplne nnd 1 had nu-ful eollo
I Hlt.-ii'kM. riii!illy I lienrtl of Mnyr'n
Wendi'i rul Itenieily ii nd H tins evr
, tnlnly flxt d me up flue. I nm mm ns
Komi t;s fur." It is a Dimple, li.irm
j lewi pvfT.niiidijn Unit ri'inuveM the ,ea
llarrlml nu.m from the Inte-ttliuil
; trie t and iillui-s the li:riaiiiir.;itlon
I which eellf.-s pi iietlenlly nil ntnnillrh,
liver and tut.-mlruil nltnientu, liu-liid-Ing
appendleltla. One ilnxe will con
vliien or money refundeil. Tor snlo
at all Druutjlatii. Adv.
SPECIAL NOTICE
The San Francisco Savings & Loan Society
(THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK)
Incorporated February, i863
Assets over 84,000,000.00
Beginning APRIL ist, 1923
INTEREST will be CREDITED on DEPOSITS
QUARTERLY
JANUARY . APRIL JULY OCTOBER
and will earn interest Quarterly instead of Semi-annually as heretofore
INTEREST WILL BE CREDITED
APRIL Ist, 1923
AT THE RATE OF
4
PER ANNUM
Another Surplus Sale
We just got back from headquarters with the good news
that we had beon aUoted another $160,000 worth surplus Army
Goods at greatly reduced prices, and for each one of our stores
to get busy and let our patrons know so they could take ad
vantage of these wonderful reduction. And here they are:
Army Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, ench 75$
Spruee Division Shirts, wool..... $2.59
$3.50 Wool Mixed Union Suits.. .....Sj51.89
Wright s Union Suits, 2-3 wool $2.29
Reclaimed 0. D. Shirts $1.39
New Wrap Legins 85?
Campaign Hats - : 85
Mess Kits - - - :- --28
Jersey Gloves -.- - 16
.Reclaimed Army Overcoats '. - - $2.25
Aluminum Percolators ami Roasters 89?
All Shoes at reduced prices.
Sale will close Saturday, March 24.
United Army Stores
32 CENTRAL AVENUE, SO.
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
I'RKRT-O-LITR BATTKHV
STATION
Cor Oulrk Kurncr Phnn ln
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Prlcud rlRhl
Crater Lake Automotive Co
Clean the crank case
after every 1,000 miles
and when changing from
one brand of motor oil to
another.
Flush crank case with
. fresh motor oil never
with kerosene or so
called "flushing" oils.
Lubricate with this ca
rect grade of Cycol motor
oil as shown on the new '
Cycol Recommendation
Chart to the right
Follow these important rules use Cycol Motor Oil for
better engine performance and lowered maintenance costs.
Cycol is the motor oil from which destructive "sulpho" com
pounds have been removed. The new Hexeon Process, used only
by us, does it. Thus, Cycol does not break down nor thin out
rapidly under engine heat Cycol maintains an unbroken lubri
cating film Cycol prevents many motor troubles.
Follow the Cycol Recommendation Chart
revised to include late models
Different brands of motor oils have different "bodies." The
safest, surest way to get the best performance from your motor
is to use Cycol according to the Cycol Recommendation Chart,
which is scientifically accurate. Cycol withstands engine heat
and retains its "body." An oil that thins out rapidly may change
from a "heavy" oil to a "light" oil after an hour's service this
means faulty lubrication for your motor.
Look on the Cycol Recommendation Chart for the correct
grade of oil for your particular engine if not listed here, ask
your dealer for the complete chart, or write us.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
. Executive Offices 79 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco
MOTOR OH," v:,v
free from destructive
"sidpfoo" compounds
MOTOR OIL
Recommendation Chart
for pauengcr eor
This alhevialed chart indicate: the correct grade of Cycol for use
in engines of several makes of cars. Cycol Lubrication Charts
specify the correct grades of Cycol for use in all types of internal
combustion engines cars tractors aircraft marine engines
motor-cycles, etc.
Important Notice
Cycol winter recommendations refer to climates wher
temperatures average freezing during winter.
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