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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1928)
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All druggists. - Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart AlpUiD is llie trmlp mark nf nnw Mnmtfnriuro of MonWHIrnH.wifr of HntlPTlleacM WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.t.(P) Willliim It. ."Wilcox of Now York, who managed tho Hughes prewl denlial campniKii In I'JHi, predltit ed after a call at t ho Vhiin limine today that ProHklcnt CoolidBO will Im re-nominated at the KanmiH City convention next .lime. Whether the president would fie rrpt th noiTilnnfion Is prn)ileni!H 1- ntl, Wllk-ox wild, contending that Ih- iuid nut Hint Ics.-d del'lnitely whut li would do under mich cir- CUtil.HtUnceH. WIlU.'ox. ti rornn-r chalriiiuii nf l he" ri'iiuhliran natlniifil citiiiinitlee, nil Id t hern wuk wide popular de mand for Mr. I'onlldge'H ro-elei!-lion. Wilh him definitely elim inated from (hi field, Hecretnry Hoover would have the widest pop ular support of (he repuhliuun presidential poHHlhllltlett, lie nuld. hONDOX, Kng., Mar. 23. (VP) The BiIHhIi suhnnirlno 11-4 and the destroyer ThurHsler were In colli sion off Portland thuvaftcrnnoh. In nnnoimcir. the news of the col lision, the admiralty mated that (he damage, appeared confined In hoth iierlscopes and (nm pert8Coo Htandard of the Buhmarine. CREAM of TARTAR Pure food experts and doctors do not pass judgment lightly. The world over they declnre most emphatically tJint crcam-of-tnrtnr baking povvefer is the most wholesome for you. Coffor o 1 Spires ySt Kxtrnots oTrn FASTER THAN TOAST ?s n m m 07 I ! GOhV) 1IIIX, Mar. 22. The! ! Beaver Portland Cement company' j Ih intending to open up a new . i quarry, situated about one mile j jup the hill from where the present j j quarry Ih located. The demand fori lime rock has hecome so great! j that a new quarry Is needed, and since the site where the future one j Ik to he made was tested and proved ' j to he valuable, the company Is in-, tending to open this place up. 1 he 1 cement business seems to be on the Increase. The company has In-, stalled a new piece of machinery by which the cement can be load ed direet Into the cars for ship ping. This device does away with the sacking and loading of the ce ment when It is sacked, thereby making work much quicker nnd saving Iobs of hoth lime ,and ce ment. This new equipment was necessary In order to fill their con trant with the Portland 8ea Wall builders, because the sea wall call ed for 1 00.000 barrels of cement land the cement as loaded by the j former method could not be ship j ped fast enough, consequently they had to Install devices which would fill their contract. There are 300 barrels of cement to a car, and only a few cars have been shipped. The cement biiHlnens Is one of southern Oregon's freaj'est liiiustrles and ench day Is progressing to make southern Oregon famous for yliea ver It rand Cement." Tho largest cement plant betwen Portland and Han Krancisco is situated In our city. Mrs. O. Pierce of CJnlls creek wii.1 transacting business ,ln oiu oily on Tuesdny. f.awreneo Whltsett and Mil lilt -tie Bold several head of hogs last week to tho City Garbage company In Medford, The hogs were de livered on last Hunday. II. VunHoeveiiburg of Sams Val ley was n visitor in our city on Tuesday. The spring Inclination in Oold Hill seems to bo towards garden ing. Several people have recently had their lots plowed in order to plant their spring gardens, among whom are Mrs. Richards and Mr. Sta nwood. Mrs. H. D. Reed has been ill at her home for the past week. Mrs. Carter and daughter Alice rind Miss Kathryn Moorse, all of Kugene, have heen visiting for the past few days at hie home of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. O. Hindu. Jim Johnson Is 111 at his home in Hams Valley. Harold Uadtke returned this week from his visit to San Fran cisco. The Hold Hill Wgh school Is planning to give nn operetta on March 30. at the hi!;h hnol audi torium. The opefeiin Is under the supervision of Uie music teacher, Mrs. Kred Ouy, and Is entitled "Cherry Illossoms." Miss Orr Is not attending tho Southern Oregon Normal school nt Ashland on account of sickness. Silas Fleming was a visitor to Medford the fore part of the week. The weather man seems inclined to dish out some bnd weather. He probably forgot that the 21st was the first day of spring and that on this doy wo should have had some sunshine. The Clold Hil high school has been busy practicing baseball tho past week. On Tuesdny the stu dents got together and raked off the ball diamond, which had pre vlonsly been scraped. The prob able lineup of the high school team 'his year Is as follows: Maxwell Marvin, pitcher; Heth Coy. catcher; Wood row Shaver, first base; Itur nel Davidson, second base; Mar shall Oray, shortstop; Logan flurd-, nor, t h I rd base ; Wa rre n Kelsoo, W lime r Itnlley and Clarence Whoatlry, fielders. Their first game was scheduled on Thursday with Sams Volley. Kd Holing of Foots Creek was In: t fiold HIM on Thursday. 1 I FMsvovery of n ledge of stan-! j nlte ore, 1 -t foet wide colored, I from steel gray to black and ) currying about one ounce of gold, j has created considerable interest In the ore. according to Hert j Klss'nger, 101 North Park street. Portland, who has returned from. ! a trip of se era I days Into the , lOold Hill district. The ledge is jnear tho outskirts of Gold 11111. j I Mr. Kissinger Is interested In! Iquartr. mining claims near the jtown end has prospected In south ern Oregon the past ten years. He Is enthusiastic ever the fu 1 tore prospects of that country as the mecca of a permonent mining district. Gold was discovered tn southern Oregon In 1 S r 0 hy men who had experience In the mines of northern California, nnd for a number of years the gold output rjvaled that of California camps. 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