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MEDfORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, dREGOX. TfESttAT. MARCH 12; 1929.
WILL LAUNCH
T
LIE DEPOSIT
Applegate Valley to Havej
Plant for Manufacture
of Lime, Fertilizers and
Bricks Weber and Calla-
gahan Organize.
- JJtvelopnient . of tlu .limp dc-'
poKltfl nf tho AppluKato valley, and
the miiniifacturu ot by-producm
thereof, on a eonimerclul ; bttHlrf.
lias been launched by J. II. Weber
of lis Angeles and T. Jlemy Cal
laKhlin of this elly. Tlley have
formed u eorporutlon, to be known j
atj the Stnndard A'l'od uv.ltt. Inc., for
the manufacture of lime fertilizers
and band lime bricks. They ilun
tu Mart construction ul once. .Ne
gotiations for the deal were com
pleted yeuterday.
: The company will work the
"t'umeron deposit," on the Apple
gate; river, tlireo and one-half inlle
below.-ltuch." "'...'
They will erect a warehouse In
this cityf one. at liueh, for the uk
HembtliiK, of , the , products.' and a
plant nli the 'iIIkbIubm for liiunu
l'aclurjnff purposes. Thoy will also
ereel a lima hurulns plant. -. . ,
When tho plant Is in full opera
tion they will employ regularly
about 0" men.
Tho Incorporation Includes the
present plant ot tho . Ulundard
Jtooflng nnd l'roducts'company of
this city, which will continue Its
present business.
It ' is " expeclod that tho output
of the plant will bo 26 tons per
day. or slightly more than a car-,
load.
' ... " Tll-go lltMwit.
' The "Cameron deposit" consists
of high' grade llmo' rock,, of snow
' i hlteness, and is within easy ac
cessibility of Iho cou'niy road.' It
Is estlmaled there aro SO million
.tons 'of lime available. The com
pany recently purclmsed 15 ncres
at iliieh, which they will use, for
slomgo of luuleflal. A portion of
the material to be used In tho fer
tilizer wlll.be transported from the
Islue' I'dge. Assays of tho lime
unil. tests over u jierlod of", ninny
months hns demonstrated its-economic
practicability, r '
It Is the plan of Hie company
to market their : products In 'the
Pacific coast, slates, and to ship
them nr specially ' 1 tnadu paper
:nficks.- Tln? fertiliser, the assays
DEVELOPMEN
snow, is o an excepiioniii hik" Krench, a outnpaw, have the in
Krndo. The brick, the bachers of t,,. pusltlous. Hwctonle 'pitched
the project hold, can be produced rmliauupollH onto the map last ea
ln 28 htnira, ready for eonntnic- Mon uml Krcneh did more than his
Hon, against thn weeks needed fo (ifu fur Purtlnml yf the foast leu
tho manufacture of tin ordinary j B,J(, Krylii Itraine, rUht-lmnder,
buthliiiK brick. The lime' band. naH )tm because of hltf pinch Inl-
hrick Is not absorbent, cnliancinG '. 1 . -ii;:tr. 1 . .'.
Its btilldini? value. .: I 1 -
JV II. AVcber Wilt be president
and manager of the company. Huj
was formerly In the lumber busi
ness In southern California.
Henry CnllfiKun'. the ot h er1
vinember of the firm, la- n w'ell
kuown resident of this city, fur
many ycurs Interested In mining
I development proJeetK. '
: Tho company Is Incorporated for
$2000, Bells no stock, nnrt will
ctrcet' Ur plant and warehouses,
nut. of Its own brick.
I'lnns have been complotod for;
tho all-Maonlc daiico to bo given
tu the Urlcnlul Hardens 011 Tues-1
day, March lit. This event which
Ik given annually by tho Khrlucrs.
IIIII..I1 'f. .1.. I.i liiXl.lt. i.f tllf '
poutbern oreRon Jllue lAdr;ea,
promises to be one of tho on
standing aucial events of tho spring
season.
A committee consisting of Chair
man (YC U-mon. O. O. Alender
v ft'r, . llowurd Scherfel, Snm Huub-!
ton und Henry Fluhrer, announe-'
d toduy thut -all wu in readiness j
for a reeord-bre.ukjng altendnnet).
. nnd ' that no oxpeusd had been!
pured to inuUe thU Iho feature!
.party of the year for local masons. I
, Feature dances, eluborulo decora-)
Hons., special music and a buffet'
supper . are tome uf the things
promised thoMi who attend..
1 A special Invitation is belntf ex-!
tended to nil resident nnd non--affiliated
.Muttons from all the. vn;
- jiuus Muonlc orders to attend thai
fuhetiour- as tho guests of the1
Hhrlnenrof llllloh Tomplc.
llltO.WK AST UiiALI1t
J Continued from I'ajio Unj.)
The Poiilaud Urcgoninit today
Iff' if headline ub'jt'vcs thut "tlie
threat to : move' the tuurnumeni
frru Sali.ni, eauaes "Saleni to gr-t J
busy.
SvVUKM. Ore.. March 1 2. --Oil
Assurance that the state Intcrscho
lastic Imsketbatl lournauietit will
,be held In Salni us originally
planned was ecftved Tuesday
morning by (.'oanh Hoy 'Ki-ene of
WHIuuiette university, from Hoy
11. Cannon. V erelury of the .Ore
Kun State Illk'h School At.iletle as
social fun. I'alrliui for the various
teams will bp held AYednesdny
afternoon ot 4 o'clock In the pres
ence of ull coaches Involved,
Ticket Kales for the state chuudc
Jiuve beell progreing hatlsfuctor
ily and Indications were that tlie
tournament would be, a financial
i6UCCiS. - '
Halcm high school will not be
allowed to participate In this
1 oar'B play despite effurta of pvr
son otitsido tho school to Include
tile local teum in the tournament.
TTic Wrtllowa teini arrived Mon
day and Asioifn la expecttid here
this attunoou, a , -
P TTSBURG HAS
FLAG THREAT IN
i Wancr Rnvs Still. Absent.
But Pirates Hard at Work
for Real Pennant Chase,
Bush Pins Hope On Hurl
ing Corps This Year.
By Hu-sncII J. uwluwl,
(AsMuciuted I'rcHM H(ortH Writer.)
l'A.SO JtOUJ.KS. Cab. Mar. U
W) The "Waner brothers, Jaul and
Lloyd, an Mtlll on the absent lie.,
but the Pittsburgh Pirates are mus
tering for the National league pen
nant drive behind a pitching staff
that fives early season promise
of being second to none In the cir
cuit. In the hustle nnd bustle of train
ing camp preparations here, the
fact that the a tar outfielders con
tinue firm In their holdout rolca,
hns been sidetracked for the mure
serious business of molding avail
able nintei-Mil into champlunshln
caliber. IJcsides, the general opin
ion here is that the two "Wan era
will have settled their salary dif
ferences and will be in uniform by I
the time the season starts.
Manager Uonlc Uush pins Ills i
hopes on his hurlers and expects
the rest of the squad to rise to the I
occasion. Tho mound corps has i
been greatly slrengthcned by the !
rt.-i.iii a rtf-iit uf t niirir iii nni u
I h m m i
i . i
addition of Jess Petty, veteran left-10
bander acquired !froin Urooklyn In
the deul for Glenn Wright.; abort-
i i.ii .
,mm8'' MK..i-"-..Viii. iP
form and ren.ly to go. The ,tri-
umvirate of J'etty' Kri.iiwrJ.jan.
r mcwlll-. bear tho burden ami
rhonld do until aonther. conu-ttj
ttlt,"K' - ,,!
'I he two old-llnuT. ( armen III 1
and Lou Meadows, the la ter baVk
. Um ...c- vlu.. m, r v
showing up weirund may get-ljiu
tho running. . . r .
Tlie rookie pitching tlrlcl is n
usually fertile and fruni ' It' Jhish
Lloolis for at least , two youngsters
to help the cause along. .Steve
wetonle. riKht-hamlei aul 1-airy
It certainly flatters
cnd what man wouldn't! They're mild,
Rut here's where the skill comes in
Liter 11 1 Mum Toa co Co.
I tins ability. Fred ' Fussell, left-1 i-dl' It will probably be the last
j hatidt-r, and Walter Tausoher and iufrQ- tt the kind 'Hinged by the
i Italpli Dawson, rlglit-liaiidera. nil; pom, uwIiir to the high irlty license'
j hold'Ovcrs, llavo not been couiitoj fee whlrh Ih declared by poat of-'
out.
it tho Wuner . boys pull the un-r-xpeclod
and rtinaiout of base
ball, thtr Pliato yiMk-Id will be
guuiUtrU by George (Jrnnthuiti, Fred
llrlckoll and Admit Comurut-liy, 'hu
latter twu yuuiititui'H tici-aniu mem-
bom uf the flqu&U In 1VZX. An out
field, without tho Wminn, ia aN
niont u colmnUy, but Bunh fmiltf
that th altcirnutlvns nru not the
wo rat In the game by any means.
WIIH; EUGENE BOY
10-ROUND EVENT
Torry Klloen. frnillnK Irish flKht-
!er of Kucene. fought Frankle War -
iieku of Portland lo rounds to it
'draw last night at Iho Armory, be -
Iforo one of Iho largest crowds of
'
mo season, liom ngniers worked ; ZealandH "lilck rock." Tom Hoc
hard striving for knockout blows, j ,.y, definitely out or the heavy
with Klleen attemptlnc to use an i weK'lit clmmplonship picture,
uppcrcut. .
Warneke, shifty on his feet, gave ;
Klleen a bouncing, bounding tar-!
get sometimes hard to find nnd:
harder to hit, but Klleen ulso pro- ,
tccled himself well nnd received -
no decisive punishment. The boys'
were well matched und put up the
best fight of tho evening. 'Cleveland, ' outpointed Al ltos, i caught him on tho chin. Slattery
Iee York of Chiloituln did not Spain, (10). , VjJ ' held on and boxed his way out of
do so well in tho slm-wlndup when PIIII.ADKLPKIA. Hilly Wal-! u"eer until the round ended,
ho lost In the third round to hurU-Muce, Cleveland, slopped ttlchle, ' In "le nlntU a two-fisted bnr
hlttlng young Krankle Monroe of) King. Philadelphia, is); Al -t!or-1 8B sent, Slattery down for the
Hood ltlver. Vork believed in i don, Philadelphia, outpointed Slim- lnt of five. Referee Lou Mag-hay-muklng
blows, only one of! rice llolizer. Prance,, (10): Jiobby ! nolla I'n'ted 'the struggle,
which struck Monroe with any I Brown, Philadelphia, stopped Juck 1 Klatter-.'woighed H'S'ri, Braddoek
force during the short session, : Hensou, Wheeling. W. Va., (51 l1" PUHu9,-. x
which ended when seconds threw P.L'KPA I.O. X. V. Itruce Plow- -: - : :
In tho towel for Vork. I.akey Jior-.
rlson uf Portland
was to have
fought Monroe, but wus unable to j
flu his contract because of a badly i
cl,t in. i
jn 1 1 , o second preliminary of the i
evening, the Manila Kid of Port-i
hind, lost on n leehnici t,,bnil
Mickey ltlley because of a';
broken thumb he sustained durlntj
the early part of the fiht. Ie -
'H,,,,c ,us mjm' uu' i'iuanu boyijciy nJ,u c. A. Meeker, eoulributed
auempiru m continue n&uiui:. but t( the enjoyment of the meeting
w.i-s forced to give up In the tftlrrf fwUh lwo w.loctIon. Attractive
round. . , -.:lnMl? flow,.v decorations und lnd-
It only look Tox , 1'ortcr two v,lhmi bouquets, were furnished by
rounds to knock out s flKhter an-iUu. ,.U!H Valiey l.'loral companv.
"U,,n,'ed ,,s I',"v,t uf t'en-i it nfKhfH mcetlnH. the first
,,-al Point. The latter was im j ,l(,Ul lltult.l. Uu, dil.L.rlloii of the
nmteh for the local f iKlitcr-wres- ncW officers with C. A. flecker as
nmr. . . , .- .
..A.v thon Qssl..n between two)to be one of the best attended and
snmecocks o,Vned the evenings ! mortt (.joyable in the- history of
program, enlivened by speehil , nt. merchants' aeso'ciatlun. Severn I
event between Jimmy Stune of;noxv business ,nen Signified tlmlr
renvcr.,Colo., and Ted Kelly, local .sirt. , iJ(.(un,o affiliated with the
Kluve-slhm-er. , Thin imihbvr ended (association at last nlshfs meet
wllh fk kiiof-k'tut In tho first hmiihI. ;
when the latter received a healthy j ' . 4
blow, on the Jaw. I'lrM liuienitM Iies.
Last night's bonis were given;
Uttder tlie auspices of Ue American
Legion pust ftr the first tlmo in
.f'dfnn fur smno thin, .and al
though evt'optlonaHy wdl Hitpport-
a man, after a meal like that,
to find his taste in cigarettes con
sulted, too. You be ll 7it her have
a Chesterfield"
mildness zviti taste to
Chesterfield
ficlul to prci'ludfc profit fur the
Npoiwru,
An announcement fJ'C th? ririf;
told uf a wroatlliis hiiioV.t at the
Hlultu Mitiaiwr tu-xt .MunUuy night
between Hob Kvuhc. husky Port
laud wrt'tttU'i. and Tom Alley of
Lookout, ,Mont., niasiei uf the cru
nifix hold, preceded by a bout be
tween Vildeat MeCunn of Han
KraiielHco und Tommy Ilyan. local
wreatlliiK tailor. . Chrht Gottlieb
nnd .M. L. liowerH acted aH Judges
last night, while Kred Kerickson
acted aa referee. Karl DiivIh was
announcer and Oucar Dunfurd of
ficiated as tlmkoeppr. "
yon PORAT TO MEET
- TOM HEENEY TONIGHT
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I L'ill.AI.U, 111., Mure 11
Otto You Horut
Norway's ring
1 Adonis, with a pilodrlvlnc punch
tonight will allempt to blast New
Fights Last Night
(IJv'the Aosselaled Press.)
, Xlilv VOItK. Tommy Freeman,
crs, New York City, knocked out
' Doe Trabon, Kansas City, (1)
Chuok Wiggins, Indianapolis, out-.
pointed Larry Clalns, Canada, (10) i.
:
AlilUlliSS UitlWS CROWDS. : ;
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(Conllnuod from Page One.) ;
The ,i,i-. ,.,-i,.f'
ncsed of
v. W. II
. .1. MclJonouu-h. Dr.
Howard. Dr. E. W. Hliock-
presidunt and toastmoster. nroved
UKU-INA. Monl., MarV 11!; -(Tt
Josi-ph K.'Toolf. 7S, first goyfriiui
of Montana after its ndml-'sriuu as
a state.' died lu-re today.- He had
ttei'p In HI health for some time.
satisfy! 0
. . . mild enough for anybody
and yet THEY SATISFY
POWER OF PUNCH
BflECllGAL K. 0.
. NEW YOKK, March 12
This stiff-punching -Jersey City
llfilli uea vteiBui, jauios J. jiruu-1
uuck. win nave to ue taken sen-
ously.
He has had a hard time convlric
Ing the boys thut he really 1b a
jflrst rate 176 pounder, but there
iarc fewer Doubtlu' Thomases to
day than there were a day or two
agp. : i .:
? v
allies J., from Jersey City, chas
I he Jiiiffalo Will o' the Wisp last
night and then caught up with him
lo win u technical knockout in the
I nlnlh round.
, llraddock's record In the last six
Immilli, (u tin iiroauk'n ir nm.L.il
i..tB Lalzo's law and won thn de.
cislon in III rounds. Then he
knocked out Tuffy Griffith In two
rounds. Tu lo l.omski he dropped
a close decision.
For. eight rounds Slattery danced
and boxed his way out of diffi
culty.
Near the close of the eighth
i round Drnddock caught Slattery In
ia corner and drove both hands to
the body. Just as Buffalo Jimmy
soemed to have worked his way
'clear of the storm a long right
NO CAPTAIN SELECTED
FOR STATE CAGE FIVE
.
Oltl-.OON
STAT K COLLKOE.
Corvailis. Ore.. Mar. 1 2. (Special.)
.nur iiiun iiiteiy me ureKuii oiaie
Collcue basketball team wU not f
hiive a captain next. year. "Hluts"
il), varsity couch, -'is not In favor
of a seasonal captain, so no ac
tion has been taken toward elect
ing one.
t'oach (.1111 believes it Is a better
policy to appoint a captain for each
game., Lost season the Oregun
Slaters hud two captains, but tf
a tie vole, but both captains eat
on the bench d u rl ng most uf t he
season. Naturally. ;ill would pre
fer to have his captain on the floor.
Foot bull captulns have. been
chosen prior to each gamo by
Coach Schuster i-lnce he took over
the football Jib in IJJ24. Such n
selection eliminates any possibility
id" fraternity politics, entering the
grid ranks. The 'appointment if
Usually made from among the seu
lors inehibers of the squad.
of course
blending
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MANN'S The Bert Oooda for the Price -No Matter
Wednesday SPECIES at
MANN'S Department Store
Save ' Money on Every Item
TOMORROW
Gorgeous Printed Silks
In ah Interesting Display
Large patterns and small patterns in the
loveliest, brightest colorings. They are sim
ply entrancing. And in such a wonderful as
sortment of colors and color-contrasts that
- one can just picture the stunning frocks that
can be evolved from them.'
Priced specially
$2.25 and $3.49
Dress Gingham
32-inch "Paisley" Gingham's in
checks, plaids and plain colors,
an excellent wearing- 22f
material. Special, yd
Crepe Bedspreads
BUxlOo-inch fancy Crepe Bed
Spreads. Come ' in blue, rose,
sreen. lavender aiu gold. Wed
nesday special,
pa eh
Clever new Scarfs, tlie very latest style, a long narrow
scarf, made of heavy silk crepe, each in two-color combi
nations and prints; can be attractively worn 45
willi 'coat, suit, or dress. Special, at '...a...
Pajamas
Broadcloth and print Pajamas
"made of a fine quality of materi
al, fast colors, regular price sf3.4.".
Wednesday special, fl0 QQ
pair
Boys' Wash
Made of fast-colored ginghams
'atnd broadcloths, regular price
l,50. Wednesday, d?1 Ot
s.ecitll, suit...: kU
Sensational
300 "Wirthmor" and "Happy Home"
wash dresses, many new styles to choose
from; fast colors, all sizes. On sale Wed
nesday, each
Mann's
Phon. 486-487
Mali Orders Promptly
low, at
' See Display in Window
Sash Curtains
Heady made Sasli Curtains made of white mar-.
iiiisette, trinuned with bands of color, 3G indies
lonv Kegular price G9c. 49 C
: Wednesday special, pair '. ,
; Cretonne Garment Bags
Shoe Bags and Utility Bags priced' froih ' ' :
49c to S1.19 each
The New Varsity Scarf
A Big Hosiery
Special
Wontens' and misses' fancy
Lisle Sport Hose in grain,
all sizes; a -splendid wearing quality,
50c values. Wednesday special.
pair :
See . Display .
Suits
Sale of Washo Dresses
Department Store
THE STORE f OR EVERYBODY Medlord, Or.gon
Filled; Postage Prepaid. Agents
What the Price MANN
Pillow Slips
!2x3Si2-ineh double wear pillow
cases,- splendid quality. Kegular
price 29c; Wednesday 25 C
special, each
Fabric Gloves '
i
Women's .Novelty Cliff Fabric,
0 loves in Ian. brown and grey.
Kegular price .1.2;"). On
sale 'Wednesday, pair
Rayon Bloomers
and Shorts made of an excellent
grade of Kayon in all the desira
ble shades and sizes. Qir
Wednesday special, pjv....
ribbed Kavou and
nude and French nude,
39c
in Window
Children's Dresses
Made of fine grade prints in all
sizes, fast colors, regular price
sL5(J. v On sale Wed- d? 1 ff
nesdav, each ::c:A.Vu
95c
o
for Butterick Patterns.