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OH I The joy of a peaceful, restful
night. What a wonderful "up and
going feeling followi such a night of
undisturbed slumber.
Oh I What tortures what agony
what despair goes with the nights
where eczema and other skin diseases
hold power and drive away rest and
peaceful slumber. For under the
cover of darkness like crafty beings
of the underworld these eruptions
work their most serious havoc.
S.S.S. is the established conqueror
of these annoying skin diseases. S.S.S.
drives these ever disturbing elements
from your system elements that
carry in their wake lack of energy
undermining health! You may try in
vain to get rid of them by using
salves, lotions, washes, all to no pur
pose. You can't do it that way tho
scat of the trouble lies deeper im
pure blood trying to throw off poisons
through the tender skin.
S.S.S. purifies the blood. It aids
Nature in creating new red-blood-cclls
by the million! Blood-cells that
send new rich blood coursing through
your system. Red blood that drives
away eczema drives away pimples,
blackheads, boils and rheumatism,
too. . An increase in red-blood-cells
means added strength, added vitality
and renewed vigor. Because tho
medicinal ingredients of S.S.S. are
purely vegetable, it may bo taken with
perfect snfoty. Start taking S.S.S.
today and watch it rout that annoying,
skin destroying, 'health, Undermining
army that holds your system in its
praBp! Learn again what, it moans to
enjoy peaceful, restful nights of,
slumber. .
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HAIL
IN8URANCK
First Insurance
v Agency
A. L. HILL. Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
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TuuiiHt I rave I luto Crater bnko
( rill iv uionu uu ui J i i
tin II u IUIUI Ul IUVI ViltO UI1U
vi niton. The influx wus t'pqi'iiilly !
i heavy throutjh the Medford entrance.
in:u gate surpassing mm year a rec
ord with a total of 13, 'JO? visitors,
an compared with 12,274 last yemv
The Klamath entrance fullows with
a total of 7880 visitors, uu compared
to liutt year's 8290, the balance being
distrJtbuted between night travel at
Aun Spring and travel through the
Kust and North entrances. Stage
travel "lias ' increased 8.8 per cent.
Ninety-eight per cent of tho travel
entered In private can.
The entire park road system Is
open. Reconstruction of roads is
being curried on at a fast pace. The
contractors, the Warren Construction
company of Portland, expect to begin
laying pavement about August 5th.
They are organized and equipped on
u large scale, 'so that the work Ik
proceeding at tho very rapid ruto
necessary to accomplish results in
the short season in the Cuscudcs.
During the past week lightning
caused flvo fires in the park, none
of them serious except one In the
northwest -pumice section near Hed
Cone, in an area where about sixty
per cent of the trees have been killed
by beetles during the last ileciide.
Thin stalKling dead lodgcpolu pine is
veritable tinder, so that' it took a
considerable crew forty-eight hours
to bring tho fire to the ground and
under complete control. Tho park
Is now free of active fires. i
The park bears are not perform
ing on schedule, only three or four
appearing daily at government canip,
tho balance having established head
quarters at the various road con
struction cirmps, ranger stations and
other outlying kitchens. JMaturulists
assort that tho canny animals already
sense tho fact that they are legally
protected 'throughout southern Ore
gon, and feel safo to . range more
widely.
As further proof of the sugaclty of
the black bear, it was noted that
not a single one of the bruin tribe
was seen on July 2'Jth. during tho
stay nt Crater Lake of Jess Wlllard.
ex-champion heavyweight of the
world.
The Klser Studios, Inc., has added
another service for tho benefit of
park visitors, having opened a com
pletely C4mjpc(I electrical finishing
laboratory, special apparatus enables
tho development and printing from
negatives within twelve hours. .
A male quartet of college men from
r?c Verne college, southern California,
will give a program In tho community
hull of the First Methodist Episcopal
church on Thursday evening, August
6 at 8 o'clock. These men have given
such concerts all the way from border
to border. Their selections run from
the oltl southern melodies to tho high
est Inspirational sacred songs', from
the simplest type to the classical.
The names of the men are Urbin
Hartman, first tenor; Howard K.
Hoff, second tenor; Harvey Brubaker,
baritone; Wayne Holm, bass.
No admission charge will be made,
but u silver offering will be taken to
help meet expenses.
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SEIZED IN RAID
ICAGO APT.
PHONE 239 MEDFORD '
She Answer to the Burning Question
CHICAGO, Aug. ii. (A, P.) A for
tune In narcotics, found In an apart-
mi-ni win ci l nau uu uiu nxiures oi an
oriental drug den was seized by fed
eral agents lust night. t
I They arrested Kilty Kithoolcy, whit
with her husband, Willie, they charged
with carrying on a wholesale traf
fic that would hundlo nothing less
than $500 sales. The 'value -of the
.drugs confiscated was variously estl
t mated between $1 1 1,000 and $250.
000 with an additional $10,000 worth
of pipes and weighing and measuring
requisites.
I 1'ut Itoche. ace of the speciul Intelli
gence unit of the Internal revenue de
partment, who led the raid, said the
woman hud been the biggest import
er of druifH. In Hie middle west and
could supply any amount on short
notice. .' -
Four men were arrested nH peddlers
and search va started for twenty
more. During the fortnight the gov
ernment men watched tho den. they
said more than J00 nationally known
underworld characters visited It,
' The contraband seized, which Heche
thought represented only u ten day's
supply Included:
74.700 grains of morphine, valued
at SI n grain. .
37. BOO grains of cocaine, (1 o grain.
100 pounds of gum opium, $17 a
pound.
pounds of cooked opium, fjoo n
pound.
DELICIOUS
- is no name for it
We make. a (-ream that is
superior to anv oilier ami
its pure, wholesome flavor
will delight you.
Ask for
Nutritious Ice Cream
Jackson County
Creamery
The guy who ransacks our house is
a hurglnr, but the gentleman who puts
up "consumption cures l a financier.
" whtn it comes to .
" keeping you cool
and comfy, I'm IT!"
TrVEE
TEA.
ORANGE PEKOE '
I.OS ANCKl.KS. Aug. 5 (A. J)
.Men who complain of (he frivolity of
feminine chatter might be alarmed
for an opposite reason If they, over
heard the conversation that goes on
between delegates of the American
Chemical association's 70th meeting
here today.
Theso women, who have come to
tho convention from various Indus
trial laboratories, universities and
government researcji bureaus, have
much to say about plant enzymes, tire
copper content of distilled liquor, the
place of pectin in commercial jelly
niaking. tho preparation of larabinosc
from mes(uile gum not to speak of
more complicated subject. Much of
their ' professional work is done In
the fields of foods, drugs, dyes and
cosmetics, according tu Miss lluth
Buchanan, research chemist of tho
bureau of chemistry, Washington, one
of the prominent women delegates.
"We analyze new food, new drugs,
new dyes, new perfumes, new face
creams," she said.
Some of us specialize In cereal
chemistry, others have won honor In
pathological research.
"Hut of course the convention here
is primarily n convention of men and
it cannot be denied that men still arc
the real leaders in the field of chem
istry."
JAILORS TESTIFY
SCOTT SANE AS
A MAN COULD BE
CHICAGO. Aug. 5 (A. !.) Wil
liam Wallace, a jail officer, who
guarded Ku. swell Scott In death row.
testifying for the prosecution In
ScoH'Vt sanity, hearing today, said he
found tho prisoner "as sane us any
one could bo under the circumstances."
Tho court ordered the iiiaIificH.liuns
stricken from the record on tho
ground that a layman Is not compe
tent to qualify his observations of a
person's sanity. '
Four other jailors testified ' that
they believed Scott sane.
Assistant States Attorney Harry N.
Pritssker had a list of 50 jailors ready
to testify, but Judge David limited
him to 10 lay witnesses and fivo
alienists.
In probably another day u Jury will
nslder whether Itussell Scott Is sane
and should he hung or mentally de
ficient and therefore immune from
the execution of the death sentence
from which he twice "narrowly hus
escaped.
The defense alienists havo finished
their testimony that he suffers from
delusions, paranoic dementia and is
not oriented to his surroundings in
Jail.
Evidence us to his mental condi
tion has been limited to matters tend
ing- to establish development since
February 14 last, when he waa sen
tenced to die. '
rThls restriction was lnipoHCiI by
Judge Joseph U, David when attor
neys for Scott sought to bring out by
testimony that he had an herldltary
busls for mental disorders and that
circuiiMtances attending his birth
were unusual. Tho pro furred testl
money of Mm. Ulllu Scott, his mother,
was held Incompetent.
In a finding haed down by the
circuit courti the motion of Itertram
( Chapman against his wife, Zctla
Viola Chapman, asking for u inodlfi
cation of a divorce decree, and cus
tody of the children, the motion watt
denied and the children left in the
care of the mother. A hearing on
the motIouwas held last week.
Chapman charged, by affidavit,
that tho defendant was not a fit
and proper person for the custody
of tho children, chiefly on the alleged
relations with one Harold Shook. A
counter nfflduvit denying these
charges was also filed. Most of the
witnesses were from Ktna .Mills. Cal.,
where Mrs. Chapman is employed
as a cook In a mining camp.
The court In a memorandum deny
ing the motion bit id:
Th o a bo vo ord er shall ho con -sidered
only as temporary. The
court Is far from satisfied that tho
relationship between the mother of
the children and Shook is all it
should be. and should any change
occur In the situation tho father
will bo granted another hearing."
The hearing on the motion was ro-
pleto with vivid testimony uml At
torney Kelly, for Chapman, In vx-
amiulug Shook, characterized him
as "a homo buster."
Ail the parties to the action nro
well known in this city and Jack
Honville.
CANTOX. ' Aug. 5. lieporls re
ceived today say that looting of the
Itritlsh consulate at Wuchow, ISO
miles west of Canton, took place Im
mediately ufter tho building was
ordered abandoned as the result of
the anti-foreign Chinese.
The situation in Canton is quiet,
tut the strike of Chinese workers
continues. At the French concession
in Shameen, tho International set
tlement natives have, been imported
toreplace striking Chinese servants
Chg Chao-Wu, the Chinese lender,
is seriously 111 at a hospital hero and
trouble, Is feared . at any time be
tween tho "red" and the "ant I red"
faction of tho controlling Chinese
military group.
Only few days left special electric
range offer; get your's now! . UU
Modern Homes are
Electrical Homes
Before you Build or Buy
Insist on "Check" Seal electrical wiring
The "Check" Seal of this Company is a mark
of identification for qualified electrical con
tractors who will make your new house an
electrical home. Before you build or buy insist
on "Check" Seal electrical wiring. Then you
will he sure of getting convenient connections
foj electrical appliances, modern lighting and
the use of only standard wiring devices.
The "Check" Seal also identifies electrical
retailers who sell quality electrical merchan
dise. When you need electrical appliances and
equipment buy where you see "Check" Seal.
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ELECTRIC COMPANY
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Distributors for General Electric
Before you fni3dt buy or rent
t The Plrcrrirat How for UouM-hnMrrt."
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DO GOATS really EAT TIN CANS?
KWAML'tfCOT't. Alllt. 5. fA. P.)
Finding Uic wntntv "f n orcnn
KWiniiiiliiff pool ntur wlilto cpurt lo
her llklnn. Mm. CoolldKO.Is IcurnitiK
lo lir ij ri'itl Hwlnimer. '
llniler the' tutciBKo ot Mim-.Mary
lluinnn of Went MilfoiJ, Mum., un
export Hwlmmer. who In aiicnrllng tho
Hummer on the north Hhoro, Ihfl
wife of the preirtilont today went
IhrouKh the elementary Binges of
the Klile Ftroke whli h ahe Is attempt
ing to master.
NO, that's just a supersti
tion fostered by the comic
strips. And the idea that
there is something mysteriously
better about "eastern" automo
bile lubricants simply because
they are made in the east and cob t
more is another superstition
which a majority of motorists in
the Pacific Coast states have come
to disregard. '
i No, Nor Do Eastern Oils
-' Lubricate Better
As a matter of fact, the best and
most suitable crude petroleum for
the manufacture of a motor oil, is
obtained from Pacific Coast wells.
Zerolene, made from this naph
thenic base crude, carefully se
lected and refined by our patented
high-vacuum process, not only
costs less but lubricates better.
Zerolene Successfully Lubricates
ALL Makes of Cars
If you have been paying high
prices for eastern oils think
what a "lubrication census" of
the automobiles in any large west
ern city would show: Zerolene
successfully lubricating every
make of car in use high priced
and low more cars than any
other oil made.
Why Experienced Automobile
Men Say "Use Zerolene"
Zerolene increases gasoline mile
age, reduces carbon troubles, and
Insist on Zerolene
even if
it does cost less
lengthens the life of the engine;
and because it does automo
bile agencies and big' users of
such celebrated makes as Cadillac,
Chrysler,Dodge,Lincoln,Oakland,
Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Willys
Knight, etc, unhesitatingly say
"Use Zerolene."
Why pay tribute to superstition?
Insist on Zerolene avail if it
, does cost less. Always ask for
Zerolene by name.
Qct the facts!
A series of independent and im
partial reports showing the experi
ence of large users with Zerolene
motor oil has been collected in our
booklet, "Why Pay Tribute to a
Superstition?" Ask any Standard
Oil Company representative or
Zerolene dealer for a copy. ' ' .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
' ' (CALIFORNIA)
Murk HriMiltl tYmvlHed.
EL'OENB. Aug. 6. Mark Broom
waa found guilty hy a elrcult rourt
Jury ere yesterday afternoon of
transportation of liquor. He will be
sentenced Saturday.
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