Roseburg news-review., July 25, 1927, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1927.
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THE BIG TROUT
ARE BITING
You want the best Fishing Tackle when
you go out to the river, and Sportsmen are
invited to come in and see our stock.
DO IT TODAY
AND BE READY
i CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
". . ' v .' The Winchester Store.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FLOORING at Page's. $25' tp .67.'
GOOD JJ3RSEY COW lor
, Mrs. H. LUidhe, Sutharlin,
sale.
Ore.
123 OVERLAND sodaii, IJ125. 1355
HarrlBoii St. . ... ; ' :,-'; "
HORSES and wagon' "tor sale. F.
E. Gates, Alexander Addition.
REFRIGERATOR-for Wej 765b.:
capacity. Less than half price.
; phone 671.
FOR "BALE Auto knitter InVgood
v. working order, some yarn.: ilojc
, , 150, Myrtle Creek, Ore. ' ,
FOR SALE Ilab'y buggy, first
class condition, reasonable. Mrs.
: c. A. Lcckwpod. Phone 310-J. 1 .
GARDEN ..ogotables, frosh.from
... the garden, G. T. Royer's road
stand, pillard, phone 22F4.
1'RIICKS, "G-ucks ' trucks Ford
trucks for t sale ' or trade for
pleasure cars.. Hansen Chevro
let Co.' '
I'ORD TRUCK with Ruckslell axle
and steel cab,: 1924 model." Pric
ed ut $175. Hansen Chovrolet
CO.'.. '-.'
FOR SALE CHEAP "
200 . acres 1 mile from county
road! 31 miles ' from Wilbur.
About one-half cleared, balance
. i good timber,! 10 '. acres tillable)
good place to raise turkeys,
- gouts and sheep. Watered with
springs. Tho price Is so cheap
-- that if "will "surprise you. Inquire
at Turner's Service Station, Wil
bur, Ore.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished housekeop-
ingroonis. 343 S. Stephens.. ;
FOR ' RENT 4-roc-m furnished
i house. Call at 544 S, Pluo. ,
FOR RENT Modern ..', furnished
-f apartment; j close in. 221 i W.
Lane. ' '
FOR RENT 4-ioom downstairs
apartment, priyato bath, 221.W.:
WaahIiigton. ' '"' '
FOR- RENT Furnished . 2-room
apt." Call 344 S. Jackson, or
phone 48-L. . ' . ,
FOR ' RENT 2-rooirt furnished
houso. Miller's Addition, $7 mo.
J. Barr.
FOR " RENT 2-room house, fur
nished, fti month. 3-i'oom, f7.
" John Braughton, Millor's Addl-
- tion, Roseburg. ,' .'
Str'
i AND IROHeDWim CARjf
A.AfFI 1 .ftOnnMfh MAN I
9 .fcLPEDTD wep.i
CJeiitlcmen appreciate the way
v.o launder their shirts and collars.
1 hoy are plcasrd to wear the laun
dry that domes from this shop.
They era pleased la pav our prices,
Wo" will he nlcused to have you
r.ll .
I- (Mk i
1 1) Right over the home
plate and a hit. x j
im BREAD
R6BEirsY HECrCJ
S A CliTrWTiiftTX lAVACUFn H 71
wry VI n f-. i nni w fir- m
I Roseburg Sieam Laundry
au1
Hi
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FOR RENT-r-5-room
houso. Call at 800 S.
furnished
Pine
FOR RUNT 5-rouin bungalow, no
garage. Adults. No dogs, Phone
. 148-J. " ,. '' :..
FOR RENT 5-ro6m apartment on
ground floor, partly turnished, at
119 West Lane struct. Ront rea
sonable. '
3-rooui apartment at 117 West.
Lane street. Unfurnished. Rent
'very reasonable.
G. W. YOUNG & SON, 116 Cass
Street. Phone 417. ..-
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WANTED
WANTED Laundry work. Ladies
white work-aprons , a- specialty.
WANTED-r-Woman . for cooking
tmd general housework. Win,, P.
Weaver, Myrtle Crook, Ore.
WANTED-100 to 150 sheep to run
: on shares. Wiley Bros., Box 2,
CamaB- Valley. "
WANTED Man with team or gas
donkey to move 300,000 feet of
logs a short distance Irom piles.
' Highway Lumber Co., Sutherliu.
WANTED 16-Inch single bottom
sulky tractor plow: low. iron
: wheel -wagon, both good ' condi
tion. State pricos. W. D. Valon
: tine, Sutherlin. . . i
WANTED Mah with car and $315
. to invest in business, that will
make you 526 per day. This 1b
'an 'exclusive, -proposition,' so
write at once. Box 60, cans
News-Review. ., . . -
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FOUND
COLLIE Shepherd dog, Cons Co.
license Owner call at 1247 W.
2nd St., pay for ad and care.
I MISCELLANEOUS !
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JERSliY cow to trade for. work
horse. Herman Schulzo, - Brock
. way.
CAR
OWNER Don't lorget to
call 563 when In need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
-House.
MONEY TO LOAN oil long or
short time. Bonds to sell or buy.
We are licensed bond brokers.
RICE & RICE.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau, local of
fice, Ho so burg, Oregon, 24 hours
ending 5 -a. m.
Relative humidity 5 p.'.m. yes-
terday .i. , 43
Preclp. In inches and 'hundredths:
HlKhest temperature yesterday 88
Lowest temperature last night ' 68
Precipitation lust 24 hours .... 0
Total precipitation since first
i month ; u
Normal precipitation for this
I month .. - i.. ,39
Totpl prncip. from September
" 5026, fo date '.. .-. 35.90
Average preclp. , from Sept 1,
i 1X77 .... & 34.10
i TotaJ excess from Sept, 1,
1926 :. 1.80
Average precipitation for 49
wet seasons. (Septembor to
May, inclusive 31-12
Forecast for southwest Oregon:
Generaljy fair tonight and , Tues
day, normal temperature.
AilTiiUlt W. PUGH,
i Meteorologist
i We've ffot the bandbox
tor you to step out of!
Step out is right! That's ex
actly what you feci like do-
ng when your clothes are
spick and span and good to
look att No doubt about It
when you know you re
''right," it does buck you up
a lot. A once-a-inomh dry
cleaning will kf-cp nny su!t
oung and frisky. Phone us
lo call repdhiily we'll do tho
rest.
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BASEBALL
STANDINGS;
OF LEAGUES!
Pacific Cpast
. W
POT.
, .678
i '.555
.550
.612
. .475
Oakland
Seattle .. ..:
70
...66
...60
,. b2
...66
...56 .
...55
WlBiin Francisco
oavi uiiiuiilu
Portland .. .. .
Mission ..
Hnllvwnnd
.459
.454
.417
.604
.607
.584
.516
.451
.422
.420
J .396
.720
.5S2
.627
.605
.422
.419
.264
gLuti Angeles
..50
National
Chicago .. .. 55
Pittsburgh .. .. 64
St. Louis 62
New York i0
Brooklyn 41
Cincinnati .. .. it
Philadelphia 37
uoslou .-. si
American
Now York 67
Washington .. ;. ..,.64
Detroit
Chicago :. .. ......48
St, Louis a
Oloveland ,. ; 33
Boston .. 24
LEADING PLAYERS
OF BIG LEAGUES
By the Associated Press.
! (Including Games of July 24.) ;
National. -Batting
P. Waner, Pirates, .382.
Runs Hoinsby, Giants, 88; P.
Waner, Pirates, 88; v ,
JIILh R. Waner, Pirates, 143.
, Doubles P. aner, Pirates, 27.
Triples P. Wanor, irates, 15.'
Homers Williams, Phillies, 20.
'' Stolon bases Frlsch, Cardinals,
81'. " :- .'-'. ' ,'',':'"': ' '' r
Pltchlng-Hrll, PlrateB, won 15;
lost 4. .. ' ; : '
American.,
Batting Simmons, : Athletics,
.392. ' :-
Runs OeJirlg. Yankoos. 95. i
Hits Gehrig, Yankees, 142. ; ( '
: Doubles Burns, Indians, 41. ; ;
; ' Triples Mainish, Tigers, 14. .;
' Homers Ruth and .Gehrig; Yan
'kees 31. '.'';" . i' . . ' ' ,i .i1 ' ;
tSoleh ; basos-i-Sislor, : Browns,
19.' ' ' ''..-. 1 . ' - " ''. I-.'':
' Pitching Ruother, Yankees, -won
10; lost 2. - . . .
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
: (By the Associated. Press)
Concluding an 18-game road, trip
Hint earned them 13 victories, the
New York Yankees were, on the
road home today for a two week s
stand 'against- - western., invaders.
Babe Ruth wanted to sanare mat
ters with. Lou Gehrig, v .In their
home run marathon nefore -reaching
New York, so he knocked ,oue
out of Comiskoy park yesterday.
The wallop enabled the "Yanks to
BOOTS AND Hm BUDDIES
- j ijggg j .v " ' 1 '-y. &y 'i-w --' t- -5,s-,i;
i '33 . . ; ' t1)
: . S V -.irw tssiw i...-gr-.fcy, & -'eioaT sr wm senvict. inc.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS On IVs Way , By Blosser
rsEE'xvoisnr tyjW 1 f rMSWAS-vw&ui, build ( AM'iPiniDMrpurA ) ) ( ' )
WlV57H.6azPor fJ ' ZluvnuuZne- - TWEBARWFoftA J POTA STAMP f- ,
vert&z ro . JJf ' '----3 x -v LErreR. ) he? ,j Cw-Mr) ' .
)l jr?&TrJjr Xn''V IS Pj combs- --WJ y' J--
I :tyts6i & , v : ) .1'."?. - - - -. MAAs'
SALESMAN $AM
kwow w Wll. Keeps Ge.-ttv Wr&vn,
rus&o Gets ft Jo& www wu
P,(-t, Kl&HT
'or CReotT
we oi
IT
beat the Chicago Whito Box, 3-3.
The Philadelphia Athletic took
the surprise jolt . of the dtty iu
(.'lovsland, losing a double header
to the ludlaus, 8-2 and 6 2. ;
The winning sneak n( tho !)e
Irolt Tigers, which hnd reached
live games, was ended by tio mil
end Uoston Red So, who batted
lifbson lor n (I HUC1810U. ,
Washington defeated St.
Louis I
14-6. The Senators slammojd out
16 lilts. s
The glve-and-Uiko battle botweori
ClitcHgo and IMllsbui'Bh for (list
place In the National leuisue show
ed up chunge today. The Cuba
split u double bender . with. Hiook
lyn, losing tho flint In 10 innings,
8- 2, and and winning tho second,
7-1'. The Pirates followed suit
against the Giants, taking the first
game. 11-0 'titid dropping, the .boo
ond. 93. . '. ' - f
' The Cincinnati Reda, continuing
their drive tnwurd the top running
of second division, flattened out
the world's champion Cardinals,
9- 4. '
COAST LEAGUE
- RESULTS
(By the Associated Press) ?
Portland and Hollywood yester
day divided a pulr of games; the
nnrthernors conning tho first 4-3
and-tho Stars the second' 4-1. .'Bat-
terloii: First game; Hilvoy and u,
Murphy; Ponder, Kinney,-(Hughes
and Yello. Second game: Teach-
out, McCahe and Agnew.; French
Yerlies and Yello. ; ,
SThe Seals grubbed n .. double
headeu and the BOiies by (twice
trimming Sacramento, 10 8 and 8-4.
Hattorles; First game:1 Kaillo,
Shea and Soverold; Moudy. Geary,
Malls and MoCroa. Second game:
Keating and Koehler; Kunz ana i influxes of tourists. And in. this f'O
ltego, UcCrea.,'i. '-.'.V.,v 'dgardihe commended the sports
: Los Angeles and Oakland split linen lor their plans to bring; about
n' linir nr enntARtn. the Amrols con-l tho abollsliniout of commercial
ping tho first, 6-6, and tun waits
taking -the second, 3-2. Hattorles
First uaino: Krnuse. Dolaney ana
Murphy; Plorcy and Hannah. Seu
ond game: Boehler and " BoleBi
Weatlierby and Snhdberg. i i ;; - ' :''
Settle took both games from
t lie Missions 0-6 and 2-1. Batteries:
First game: Christian, Holland and
Whitney: Brandt and Jenkins. Soc
ond game." Barfoot and Wales;
Knight and Borreaul, Jenkins, i
JEFFERSON MYERS ILL"
(Awwicfntorl Pri-M XcnsM WtroV
PORTLAND, Ore., Julv 25-
-An
attack of bronchial pnounionln Is I tudny from (Inint Anso. Quebec...
preventing Jetferson Myers, com- i-0ur priests of tlto Catholic
mlssioner of the United 'Stales! church will officiate nt . the ! mar
Rhipplng boart) from attending 'to i Huge ot the 18-yenr-old French
business,, his secretary nt"-Wash-, girl lo .the son of Mr.1 and i Mrs.
lug ton,- D. C.,' wired, to) Frederick I jmM A. 'Stlllmnn, prominent; and N.eskowln, Orognn, with Mrs. Cruni
Piper of Portland yestorday. The wealthy members of New Yqtk ' Packer's nmther, Mrs. Jnines Cook,
message did not -state how serious, society. i - f-; i . ' - ' 1: . , when advised Saturday of..,Crtim-
was the .condition of Mr, Myers.
Chaa. S. McElhinny
'Th9 Widow's rrlsnd" .
Oregon Life
Masonlo Bldg. 101 N. Jackson
CABIN GIFT OF
SPORTSMEN TO
CAIUFORNIANS
(Continued from page 1.)'
In his response Mr., Welch suld
that Mr. Mttrstors hud praised the
North Umnuua reglun hardly half
enough. His own praise could fio
suiitmarii:ed in oue-seutence: "No
flu&r fisliing stream anywhere.
Fish Streams Sought
Mr. Welch infoniiod his sntall
auutence tuat good tinning nua
practically vanished In all easily
accessible Culilurnia streams, and
unit the anglers of that state, In
cluding himself and Mr. Dota, had
long becu seeking new fiBhlng ter
ritory in other parts of tho coun
try. In tho North Unipqua. river,
.Mr. Welch said, he and his com-
million had found Just what they
- . I , .nam mllh
, , "7Z :. . , , ,." .,,
lilenty of Huh and easy to reach
When wo return to California,
uaiuoriiia,
the good news will certainly , u, Zrarmed Vnards '
passed around to our fellow-ang- U"L ' . X8" .' could ' Be' at.
lers, and soon after you'll see themL..fip.Ju?'lm, ? ?.a?.?S.:?.0,u'. Me 1
n Iho -tlnmnin " Mr. Wnlnh'a 1
promise.' Ho added: "S'lie stretch
of river I've, aeon could; accom
modate 15110 anglers nt one tluio
aud not seriously atfect the fish
supply."
Mr. Welch was grateful for tio
hospitality shown him and his
party during their stay here. "It la
like tho generous treatment have
received from sportsmen In all
parts of the ,vorld I've visited," )ie
said. "I'm certainly coming back
hero often and my , irleudB
are
COnilllg asO. ' ;' r .' - ' ; ', r.-r.V
Roforring to the lesson jparnod
from depleted, streams . in : othor
parts of the country, Mr.v -Welch
lulled with fish to Insuro continual
iueuiug,
Cottage cheese. Roseburg Dairy.
Phone 186. !
FOUR PRIESTS TO
UNITE STILLMAN
AND HIS FIANCEE
- fAFwirlntcrt I'lvM I.'aMHl Wire)
NEW YORK, July 25. Elaborate
preparations for the. wedding to
morrow of JamoB "Bud" Stillman,
and his north woods swootheart,
Lena Wilson, aro despribed in i)ls-
inntclien in New York liewsnalierB
Th mniM'tiifrn .will - tfilm iilncn
outdoors in n rustic setting' at he Portland Sunday and, friends: tjfia.t.,
forest camp of the Stlllninns. Lum- night informed, them pf, lils death,
borjacks and natives of tho district ! Funernl arrungomonta - had i ndt
will utlcnd aa guests togethor with rboeu announced, this morning.'
some of tho most prominent society I -o ,. I
mombers of i tho iBtatos and: fho. Enroute Coast 1 . '
dominion, i i ' . , . i-.. , - ' ' Dr.' A. F. Sothor of Rugone Hop.
A broad wooden platform' 1 Jiaa pod over horo this morning, pn his'
boon erected where residents ot way to tho coast. 1
'lilnmintnn. .i -i ....-.. ' ' Dr.' A. F. Sothor of EiiKono stnn. .
a hrrnrl wnnilen nlntfnrnr 1 hnR' nod over hero this mornlmr nn ills' J . J L
I boon erected where residents " ot way to the coast. 1 I mstjsisisisaaaisisisisixtiaaiBiw
True Enough
fwMM.'im, feeu 5orm ici fs WftV, f 7 1 , u r : xv 7., ;.- 1
R)R VP-T WOtAPiH- 6WE KCfrW A , ( Ohie O0SH'T ftLVJfWS J
3W-I rAp.RR.teO JOttNM'if tMWM M' & SSk I HOW COe7 WLL V TH' PftRtV
ooot-mLeM4'we& seen ) uws -usinv JL V one Wants', .
oo-rp. WoRVt &jeR Since- TV' if st u. v.,-t O a
. : ' ' L , n ,- f Mi t,mm'"'-n " ' 'Torr.i.BiTiiT.Tintrvict,lMii - J
the three rivers will dance the eld
I fashioned square dances to the niu
laic of accordiuus aud, violins,
FOREIGN-BORN
AND AMERICANS
IN GORY BATTLE
(AutKilntvil I'rvw Umiot MfL)
MAMMOND, lnd , Julv 85
Peace was restored In Whiting (to
day after a BerieB of violent out
breaks of fighting between grouiw
U( native and foroian born work-
men- in which more than a scare
wm e slushed and beaten with one
uoar death with: a fractured skull.
The vtolouco flared up utter a
feud had been smouldering for sev
eral weeks, with clashes occurlug
Saturday night, - Sunday morning
and ; Sunday night. Police rolu-
turcements were : sent to Whiting
,. . ,r ..., ,-.i,iT,
"lt,,,Il,HU HIIU v...w
before the disturbances were con-
trolled. Seven natives and twelve
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"u 'u "'' uuiurenn-
CONGRESSMAN
CRUMPACKER OF
OREGON SUICIDES
(Continued from page 1.) ''''
shore, by that time unconscious.
Efforts to revive Crumpackor In
tho nnibulnnce railing, a pulmotor
Bquad attempted tq rosuscltato him
ut the hospital, but he died with-
V,ui leganng A.-unsciousnoss. . .J.
Spoaker I.oiigwgi'Ili, wl(0 'was
spending the ' wouk end at' ,th3
homo of former Senator James D.
jiiuiimui ut inu name pany, out ion-
r...i. C ih. ..ri.. ? "'
- .... .
Longworth declared Uto cou-
gressmah's home life was ideal
and was uiuible to offer any reason
tor the breakdown. ', -:-
Crumpackor had been in jUlbllo
life In Oregon since 1021, when -he
solved as apodal deputy district
attorney for Multnomah county.
He was serving Ills socond'term in
congress. He s survived by -his.
widow and throo sons, u ' . ;
Delusion Cause Mystery
PORTLAND, Ore., July " 25.
Priondg - and .associates . . here ! fit
Representative Maurice C. Orhm
packer were unable ,ta throw i hhy
ugnt on intiouitlous in his. suicide
note that ho had been the .victim
of a plot,. The . only , employe ; Me
had was a . secrotury, whom -; liu
brought with -lilin from Washing
ton ut the cIobo ot tho, Inst sesstbu
of congress. , , - , , ,-. , ;('
, Mrs. Cruuipnckqr and nor throo
sons were spontling a vacation 'at
Piickor s illness. Tliev motored . o
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- See U First W' Can Save You Money i
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
AGENTS FOR
Roseburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. Oakland
Now Located at Washington Street and 8. P. Tracks.
FMMllra.T.OTg.TT.T.TT
t FLASHES OF LIFE J
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(By the Associated Pross)
NEW YORK Cost of . living in
aermany is now 43 . per cent
greater than lit tho beginning of
tho war. In Franco 400 per cont
greater, the national industrial con.
(erotica board finds. ..m
LONDON Frlonds of tho Earl
01 Oxford and ABtiulth are raising
in mud to present - him
$100. QUO
and mi annuity of J 12,501). As a
forpior cabinet member he is on
tltlod to a pension of ?0,000: on
condition that bo sign a declara-
;l.lllIlI.II.I.r.TI.T.T,ilWTT.T.l.I.T.T.Ti
Si
IS
HOY CATCHING MOTOR CO.
25 rI, Rose Phone 438 , Roseburg, One.
FOR SALe TT
' 1 " - 7 1926 bv'erfnnd sidai.' ' ' ' ' 1 . , ! I
1924 Chevrolet Sedan.' ' f
......, ,ii925 Ford Touring' Rutkslcll ,' speedometer.
.1924 Ford Tourlne -terms.' w "
Mi
, 1923- Ford j Touring-- terms.
laoi 'ir-.aT, ; c . v i i
192u Ford Touring terms.'
WHY.
CARRY .
WATER?;
Let a Fairbanks
Morse Plant do
- the work.
We have plants as low at
$75.00. Let us figure your
needs.
tion that ho is impecunious.
HOLLYWOOD, - , Calif. Con
stuiicu Talinndga Is on the way to
Europe "lor a good Unto." "If I
find time enough," alio remarked,
"1 may gut a divorce, too.' ,
M.OBCOW Films niado In Rus
sia aro to be phown In tho United
States, tho ofllcial . Soviet nuwu
paper is informed, - - ..
i OLD ORCHARD, Maine. Llndy
cuu do wonders with a plane, but
a ceruiin automobilo Is somolhing
else again, it had been going all .
right till he hopped into the front
eea( for a trip to Portland . and
then it just would hot start.-' Ho
had to shift to another. . . 'l
TOTTTTflT.TTJTI;.T.t.TrIIr.1 ;
Marti ,
By Swan
Phone 79