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FOR RENT
55 ft. Riverside Ave. Frontage
in Sparta Building, just off
Main St., or will remodel into
smaller stores to suit Tenant.
The Busy Corner Motor Go.
(The largest stock of genuine automobile
eieciricai parts oetween roruana ana jac
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ARCOiiA
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HOT-WATER RADIATOR HjEATING'OUTFIT
THREE THINGS make it worth your
while to go to the nearest ARCOLA
merchant listed below and inspect,
ARCOLA now:
1. ARCOLA is greatly reduced
' -... in price.
2. ARCOLA costs less now than
' later in the year.
3. ARCOLA can be installed for
a small' down payment,
the balance in easy
.monthly payments.
Radiator warmth put in now means
comfort next winter. The ARCOLA
dealer nearest you is waiting to de
monstrate ARCOLA and to give you
an estimate for your home. Go to
him now today. ARCOLA
Don't shiver
through an
oherwinter For a very mall
cott much small
er than you per
haps imagine you
can have the won
derful comfort and
health insurance of
hot -water radiator
warmth. For your
family'a take, get
your ARCOLA es
timate now.
is warming :
Smalt Homes
Small Stores
Small Shops
Detached Build
ings
Railroad Station
Small Offices
Gas Filling
Stations
Lunch Room
Oarages
Oreenhonies
Farm Cottages
Scboolhouses ,
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Medford, Oregon
Al Vroman, Medford, Oregon
Schroeder & Hillenbrand
Marshfieid, Oregon
HOOVMMREJ
ADVERTISING IS
e 10 PROGRESS
HOUSTON. Texas, May 13. (Ily
Aasuciuted Pre..) Advert. sinK as a
means to worlil progress, the theme
before the .Associated Advertising
Cluhs of the World -at Its convention
was struck here and there by speak
ers at today's sessions.
Herbert Hoover, secretary of com
merce, developed it in an a'ddress on
the Influence of advertising In distri
bution; hi. W. Hnldwin, president of
the Missouri Pacific railroad, touched
upon It In a discussion of advertising
and public opinion: RemYk W. Dun
lap, assistant secretary of agriculture,
brought in the farmer as the corner
stone In the world's physical well
being and H. W. Wayne, director of
important London, Kugland, firms,
pleaded for truth in international
publicity.
The kevnoto of tlw themo had been
developed at a previous meeting by
Charles Aubrey Katon, representative
in congress from ,New Jersey.
"While we are selling things of a
material kind,' he told the conven
tion, "we must also sell the perishable
things of the spirit. 'This only can
be done through the irt of advertis
ing, handmaiden of progress.
"Today with an association of ad
vertising clubs of the world function
ing with increasing efficiency mny we
not hope that advertising will become
more and more a mighty instrument
of International understanding and
good will."
AMERICAN FLEE!
UNITED AT LAST
ABOARD U. S. S. SEATTLE AT
LAHAIXA ROADS ANCHORAGE,
ftiO IS M!v tlm A uanniiitnit Pi-nun 1
The sleepy little village of Old
T.nhnln:i. rii-h In Hnu-aliun tradition
nnd historic incidents was granted
today a privilege denied, all otner
rmi-ls nf thn T'niterl States, tnr at
sea, before the former seat of the
Hawaiian monarchy, rode at anchor
Iho Iiit'irout niniilinr nf AniPrinnn war.
ships ever assembled at one place at
one times in tno msiory or xne na
tion.
Difficulties of anchorage at San
Francisco, Honolulu and all other
nni'ta n f th a f Inuf'u .-nil m nrfnttn t ed
splitting of the armada into several
detachments, but with the practically
unlimited, ancnorages in me run.ua
between the Islands of Maul and
Lnnol, Admiral Qoontz was ahlo to
bring' t he -entire fleet together foi"
the first time.
LOVE TRIANGLE IN
SEATTLE END!
DEATH OE COUPLE
VANCOUVER, C, May 13. An
drew Neilson shot to death Mrs. Opel
Wick in the Regent hotel hero last
night and then committed suicUlo, po
lice reported.
Roth persons were from Seattle.
The elayings were the outcome of a
love tanglo in which five Seattle men
and women were involved, the police
said.
Mrs. John K. T.ouhren dectarcd
that Neilson telephoned her yesterday
morning at Seattle that her husband
had gone to Vancouver with Mrs. Ma
bel Meyer. JShe agreed, she said, to
drive to Vancouver with Xeilson to
confirm his statement.
Arriving here the couple went to
the Regent hotel und knocked on the
door of a room which Lough ren open
ed. Mrs., Wick was in the room, Mrs.
Loughren said: X'eiltum entered and
Loughren came out of the apartment
leaving Mrs. Wick and Neilson. Shots
were heard. Mrs. Loughren related,
and polico found the couple dead.
At the sound of the firing Mrs.
Meyer came running from another
room. No one saw the shooting, the
police said.
It was alleged that Loughren regis
tered Mrs. Meyer as his wife at the
hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Loughren and
Mrs. Meyer are to be held pending an
inquiry.
PIERCE PLANS TO
mllji, ure.. Aliiy 13. Uovernnr
Pierce has made known that he is
.considering application for a pardon
for A. J. Weston, who is serving a life
sentence for the murder of Robert
. Krug, who lived near Sisters, Des
.chutes county. ...
Weston was twice tried and con
,victed on a charge of murdering Krug
in uescnutes county, but these ver
dicts were reversed by the state sit-
nrpmn onnrt in nnlnlnnti ipplitxn 1n.
'justice Brown.
The third trial was held in Wasco
county. No appeal from Weston's
third conviction has been taken.
REND, Ore., May 13. Paunlna Is
the name given the station on the
Natron cut-off near Corral Springs
and known for several months as
Skookum. The town is the head
quarters for the railway engineers, a
number of stores and restaurants.
Panton is the name given the
station at the west end of the tun
nel, formerly known merely as tun
nel station. The station at the
southeast end of the lake will be
known as Odell Lake.
Final completion of the tunnel
work, is expected by July 15 under
present plans, according to word
from Odell Lake. The two tunnels.
one from the west and one from the
east side of the Cascades are ex
pected to meet within about one
month's time.
HUSBAND RELEASED '
BUT WIFE GUILTY
T)AT)rfI A'n Orn 'rXTnv H Mpo
Zella M. Hough, of Klamath Falls,
pleaded gumy in ieaerai court
day to a charge of using the mails
to defraud, and was sentenced to 90
days in jail. Her husband who was
arrested on the same charge was
returned a not true bill against him.
The two year oia oaDy giri, wmeu
Mrs. Hough brought with her to
Portland, when arrested, has been
placed in the Waverly baby home
here, pending the mother's release.
The charge against Mrs. Hough
was based on two alleged worthless
checks aggregating less thnn $ 100,
u'hinh u-om sent to a Portland mail
order house for orders, including
household goons, automooue pans
and soap. The checks got back to
tho mnil order house before the
goods wero delivered.
TAKEN ILL IN MANILA
MANILA, Miiy 13. (A. P.)
Charlie- paddock, world famous
sprinter, has been ill with tropical
fever for two days, unable to leave
his hotel.
As a result Paddock, wo Is tour
Jnjr the world with I.oron Murehi
nn. Newark athletic club runner,
will not be able to Rive any exhi
bitions of his tnu k work while in
.Manila. He fxiirrrft to leave his
hotel in a couple ot days, however.
PENDLETON. Ore.. Mav 13
Searching parties continued today to
seek the body of Jack Dabonoy, G, son
or Mr. and Mrs. John Dabonoy of Echo,
who rnct his death Saturday evening
at 6 o'clock when he fell into the gov
ernment irrigation canal at tho west
end of that city. Th only witness
was a tourist, who could not swim.
The canal was running high, carrying
the most water at any time this year
and the body was rapidly borne away,
The water was turned out of the ditch
and the search continued all day Sun
day and today, but as yet the body
has not been -found.
1 buildup
Might
A NY WOMAN, any man, can now
nave a well-develoned face and
form. The whole, simple secret of a
well-developed form is in the number
of bjood-cells in your body. You can
now forget all the theoretical talk
about diet, exercise, fad treatments,
food-fats and fat-foods. Nothing is
01 any use, alter an, except uiooa-cells!
Thin, run-down men arid women,
witn Dony necks, sunken cliecks, bony
shoulders all these are suffering
irom one thini; too low blood-cells.
Science has proved that S.S.S. helps
to make tno rich red-blood-cells.
which you need. Your blood Is starv
ing for these new blood-cells! Giva
your blood the blood-cells it needs-
take o.S.a. the erent scientilic blood-
cell maker. S.S.S. has done marvels.
too, in makinir beautiful complexions,
clearing the skin, making lips rosy
red, the cheeks full and plump bo-
cause it rids the blood of impurities
which cause pimples, blackheads,
acne, blotches, eczema, tetter, rash
and rheumatism, too. As the me
dicinal ingredients of S.S.S. are pure
ly vegetable, It may rje taken witn
perfect safety. This is why S.S.S.,
since 182C, has meant to thousands
of underweight men and women a
plus in their strength. Start taking
S.S.S. today and yi(iir great problem.
that of your personal appearance,
can be solved.
S. S. S. I. M ot all rood draff
ttores in two liz. Tho lamer ail
is more economical.
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Nowadays one of the first things prospective home
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wiring devices. uk.
If for no other reason than to make your home
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electrical wiring before you build or buy. Tho
"Check" Seal identifies qualified electrical con
tractors who make your house a real home of elec
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appliances, remember that the "Check" Seal
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TUESDAY, June lfi.Jj
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Plan now to
attend Rosaria!
IF THERE is a place in your life for big things big
spectacles, great inusic, high emotions you will want
to witness Rosaria. It is a magnificent pageant of the rose r ?
the feature of Portland's 1925 Rose Festival Plan now to
attend!
Doris Smith, of Portland, author of the epic-story, has t
created breathless moments in some of which 5,000 persons
appear in episodes of great artistry and soul-stirring human '
interest. ''
Charles Wakefield Cadman, one of America's greatest '.
composers, has written -the Operatic score to be rendered by '
a magnificent choir of 2,000 trained voices and a grand '
symphony orchestra.
' Montgomery Lynch, noted producer, his trained the cut and chorus .
perfectly to interpret this wonderful story and beautiful music.
The seating accommodations of Multnomah Stadium are limited.
LJrowoed audiences are expected every night. I o avoid disappointment, .
and insure getting the seats you want, mail your reservations now.
Prices: 2.00; $1.50; $1.00; 75c Remit to 605 Oregon Bldg., Portland.
ROSAMIA
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PAGEANT FEATURE OF
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
Multnomah Stadimm
June 15-20