SIX
ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1928.
BASEBALL
BASKETBALL
GOLF
WRESTLING
TO
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NEW YORK. April 30. Jack
1'wlanoy and Juck Kliarkt-y flsht 35
'VouiuIh or h-BH at Madison Kquuro
silaiden tonight. Tho Jionlim Bailor
Hiian Is an g io 5 fuvoiilo ohlnfly
account of Hut dIstuiooJiitlntf
3dtowhig LM-huwy ban mado in tho
JiunvywulKlit lfj'tH.
"""Tho match hrlnga together two
of the. vIiik'h jiri'uiftfft niynterfiiB.
i Once rcKiintcd hh an (ivondial cor
talnty to wear Um nianllo tliat now
ilmju-fl about fiono Tunney'B broad
hmiluVrtf, D.duney lost proHllgo he
will flint iiunl to regain, in JiIh los
ing Imlllu with Tom Jloeney, Iho
: I'UKKt'ri New Zonlundor. Unlettfl tin
flaiihoH again tho form that carried
Miini to tlio light hoavywolght
throno, Delunoy may find himself
cut loosn from any furlJmr oppor-
t im J f y or nraKhliiK Into Mm "big
money" among tho heavy wefghlH.
Hhurkoy Ih in much tho amo
pcudluumont aH Ih IiIh opponent.
: aiiH dmw bulllo with Hoonny and
''Hid houL hn lost to Johnny Rlnko
apparently demonstrated that tho
: Hymptons of greutnoHH discovered
in him after ho heat Harry Wills,
Jimmy Mulonoy and others wore
' HymptoniH and nothing more.
Not s I n c o ho was knocked
out hy Jack Dompsey last summer
"has the former loquacious gob
shown tho promiso that character
. ied his work against lesser foes.
Tim two principals havo put in
a long Biego of training, and both
reported themselves in flrwt gIuhh
.condldtion.
Ueluuey, Healing around 180
..pounds, probably will concede
uhouL 3H pounds to Sharkey.
t PACIFIC COAST
t LEAGUE GAMES J
(AMnclahil I'iimi law-il Win.-)
Tho Heavers yesterday won
their first mirlvH of tho year by
laklii)! 1 lolly wooil In both ends of
n double-header, J3-SS mid 4-3.
livery Iluuvnr but Slgnfons (?ot lit
li'iint oiio lilt In tho firm Kiuiip,
whllo ''ra'H wlhl throw played a
nlK part In Iho hi'coihI Portlaml vlo
lory. llattnrhiH: Murphy, llonui'lly
mill Akiiow; Primch mid Hiiro. Hiv
ond Riinio: llulvoy mid DiidhIi'i';
- t!om:h and Koro.
Oaklund took Iho Angola Into
camp twice, 10-li and 1-u, iuliinB
Iho fli-Kt Knmo out of tlio lire by
nnurliiR nlnn llinea in thn limt
Ihreo InnliiKH. Tho second fray wiih
0110 of, Iho iirolllost' pltchliiK ox-
111 lit I Ioiih of Iho year, lloehler
yleldliiB only two hits for Iho only
Boom In Iho nccond lnnliiK. Ilnt
terles: (IriiKliead, tiould and llool;
lj.inhnrill, I'lltt, WeallieiHliy anil
llannali, SnndboiK. Sncond game:
lloehler mill llool; Ciiiiiilnnhnni,
I'eleiH uml HandberK, Ilnniiah.
I'limloilng Itay Kealinu with IiIb
first defeat or Iho himihoii, a (I II
, filaiishtor, Han l'Vanclsco look Iho
odd itanio of tlio smiea from Haora
memo. Th morning contest was
won by the Senators, 1211, when
Mulls proved Iho easiest sort of op
f.mltlon for Iho Sacrniiieiilo slug
gers. Halterles: Kalllo mid Koehl
er; Mulls, Kergnaon anil .Sprlnii,
Heed. Seeoml gmiio: Knitting, sin
glelon and Koeliler; Moudy and
KprlnK.
Tho Mliialons broke oven on Iho
day and six game hoi-Ios, with Ho
iiIIIp, whining Iho first contest 8-2,
on me iiiihis or a rive run orgy in
me eiBiiin, anil iiowmg a-a herore
Punier Wll 's left hiinded Hlantfl
In tlio night cap. naileries: I'll,
lotto nnd Whitney; Marlln, Teach
out, Nunoo mid HoiToiinl. Hncond
Knmo: Hughes nnd Ilaldwln; Wll
son and Kehmlill.
BALL SCORES IN 1
MAJOR LEAGUES 1
(Amm-IjIhI I'ivm i-awnl Wlro)
' C.lven tho mornl support of a
presidential your the Brooklyn
Itoblns ore dreaming of pennants
nnd world series. Although the
flowers Hint bloom In tho spring
generally nro withered hovemd re
lair by full, Wllbert Hoblnson's
riock of hopefuls are not lettnK
lluit Interiero with their ilrenins
so long as they can stay on top ol
tho National lenguo sluudliig.
. , Ulrun, pitching betler evnn limn
.Uncle Hubby bad right lo ex
pect, thn Itoblns took both p--. I
a double bender with Iho I'hllndel-
putn jvntiounls at Khbets Field yes
terday, ,1-1 nnd .1 II.
Tho Now York (ilnnls spill n
tlounio header with the Huston
llrnvos nt Iho nolo crnunds The
Braves fell on Virgil lliirnes In the
eighth Inning of the first encoun
ter and hammered out a 6 to .'I vie-
' tory. The Ulnnts pounded three
pitchers for IS hits to tuko tho
closing untiles, 12 to S.
i A' Chicago, tlio Cubs turned on
.tho SI. Louis Cnrdlnnls and
Niiueezeil out. a 0 to 6 verdict In 12
Innings, llenlhcoto scoring tho
winning .-mi on Mlko (loniailos'
single, drover Cleveland Alexan
der started for tho Cards but found
tho going too high ns-enrlv as tin
, second Inning. Charlie fioot held
the Invaders lo nno hit In the Inst
'four Innings nnd wns credited with
his first victory of tho seaso.
- Eppn Rlxey bested liny Krotner
In n tight pitcher's duel at Cincin
nati, tho Reds sinking the bold
Hnccaneers of Pittsburgh, S to 2.
. Dabo Kuth'a fourth circuit drive
SPORT EVENTS
of the season sent the Washington
St-naloi's down lo ibelr hIxIIi
Htruight drftui and the New York
Vankferi In the American It-aguo
lead. The score was 7 lo 0.
Oct roll hulled Chveland's win
ning streak by eking out a 10 In
ning, 7 to fi victory ui (Mewdarid.
Kleven hits off Adklns and Con
nally were i-noiivh to give the
Crowns a .1 to 2 decision over the
Chicago While Sox at St. Louis,
.lack Ogden, who has been feeling
fit, nearly coilan.scd uftr riimilnt.'
out a double in the sixth
iloHton and f'hlladi lpha were not
H.cduied.
t LEADERS IN THE
t MAJOR LEAGUE J
(Including games of April S)
National
Hatting -Criinthiim, Pirates, .458.
Huns I'rlsih, Cardinals, II.
Huns baled In lllsKoliiltel Hob
ins; Krisch, Cardinals, (irunlhiiin,
Pirates, i: ouch.
tilts Douthit, Curds, 21.
IJoiibles Hruwn, Praves; Ste
pbenson. Cubs; P. Wuner, (Iran
IJiiim, Pirates, C.
Triples I leiidilck, Hoblns; Hot
tomley, Cards; 1 Waner, Plnilea,
3.
Homers Webb, Wilson, Cubs;
O'Doul, (llantH; iilssonello, llen
drlck, Itoblmi; (Iriuitham, Pirates,
3 each.
Stolen bases Frlsoh, Cauls, 4.
American
Hutting Kress, llrowns,
Huns Junileson, l.lud, Indiana;
Itlilli, Vnukoes, .Manush, llrowns,
14.
Itiljis baltod in Mensel, Yank
ees, 17.
lilts Sowell, Indians, 20.
Doubles Mensel, V links, S.
Triples Hegnn, Hed Sox, 4.
Homers Huth, Yankees; Hau
lier, Athletics, 4.
Stolen bases Schang, McN'eely
Browns, 4.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
American
At Boston n. If. R.
Philadelphia 4 7 j
Boston o 6 0
Hattefles: Walberg and Coch
rane; niifflng and Hoffmun.
' National
At Pittsburgh
n. ir. K.
7 10 0
8 10 1
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Batteries:
Woinort.
Malono and
Cionzulos;
(looch.
Grimes,
MlljUB and
At Now York
.Tlrooklyn
H. It. E.
.. 4 U
New York M It 2
Butteries: Petty, Moss and Hon
llno; Henry and Hogun, Ilalffner.
At Philadelphia It. II. E.
Huston ...13 io I
Philadelphia ; 0 lo 2
Hiitlerios: Hoborlson and. Tay
lor; Ferguson. Wllloughby, Mc
(Irnw mid Wilson:'
Where 41
In thin wreckage of a garage And dance hall nt West Plains, Mo., the
after an cxplotlon which destroyed the building. Police say gasoline In
exploded. Workmen are shown searching for more bodies in the ruins.
Des tin a
aenerai umberto (Mobile aerial
of hit airship "Italia" was taken.
first leg of the long and hatardoua
Ah:- w :
k::.;;VVV'1'';::IWISSI0II1 DIED
AND U. 8. DRY AGENT
HAVE CLOSE CALL
(AuncUtt-d Vrm Oajed Wire)
MKIjFOKIi, Ore., Apr!) 30.
A calibre bullet passed
4 through the windshield of an
automobile In which Terry A.
Talent, federal prohibition en
forceinent officer, was driving
on tho Pacific highway neur
Ashland late last night. !. A.
illllinK.A l .. 1 ..... . . ...
I 1 .,, . .... "... Z
z v.. WL 1
iiiv num. ii mm nit uiuiri'in
thought till) windshield Imd 4
linen lilt Willi u pebbWi. Tho
bullet glanced from tlio wind-
shield, I'vldciilnlly h a v Ing
been fired nt an angle.
e wjuvt oic,
PUIS INVESTED
At a mooting of tlio directors of
Iho Jloiiglas County Taxpayers'
leaguo Saturday a resolution wiia
adopted for presentation to tlio
county court, recommending that
mo court purchase government
bondB, or other securities that aro
legal investment for savings bunks
mid trust companies, up to tho
amount of money set n.sido from O.
and C. funds for tlio retirement of
county bonds. At present tho mon
ey drawing only 2 Tier cent on
daily balances, and It Is thought
that Investment of tho money in
higher Interest bearing bonds will
save tho county a groat deal of
money.
The directors also went on rec
ord as being opposed to tho pledg
ing or allotting of market roud
funds before thn monev is nvutl.
able. It is not felt that tho court
should pledgo tho money lo pro- ana in a signed confession, the.au
jects several yours In advance as Ithorllles say, admit they stole . tho
some condition may arlso that will Inutomobllo thoy were driving from
prevent tho money from being ! Joseph Green of Veulce, Callfor
avallahlo. It Is Iho opinion or tbo jnlu, two weeka ago. They linvo
directors that tho apportionments been stealing gas from cars in
should be made from year to year. Caliromli cities on their way
It was also decided to recom-1 north. They aro held for tho fed
mend that some of -lho smaller oral authorities for violation of the
road districts be consolidated, cut-
i ting down iho number of districts,
which, it Is believed will miikn inv
proved equipment and betler ro
sulls possible.
The president was authorized to
2inppolnl a committee to work Willi
the county court ill all advisory
capacity in connection wlLll the
courthousn construction.
WARDEN TO FIGHT GULLS
EATING YOUNG SALMON
t AMorlnlut I'ri'M I-awMl Wire)
MAHSIIPIIOU), Ore., April 30-
Died in Dance Hall
Hon : No rth Pole
expedition to the North pole was
The ship was leavino her hangar
Journey, The "Itawliich Roald Amundsen and Nobile crossed the Arctl
BOXING
FOOTBALL
SWIMMING
TRACK
TRIG Ti
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i.rm-
SHANGHAI, April 30. A mes
sage received today from a Presby
terian .missionary in southern
Shantung said that Dr. Waller .
Seymour, superintendent or the
Presbyterian Hospital at TslnlliK,
bud been slain by soldiers of tho
nationalist general Feng yu
Hsiaiig when he tried to prevent
thorn from entering th girls' dormi
tory. 'I'bemessugn, which was dated
April 22, said tho soldiers sur
rounded Tiilniiig on April It!. A
group started lo enter Iho dormi
tory or the mission and Dr. -Seymour
attempted to prevent them.
T'-e soldiers cut short tho party by
niiiiiig mm.
rno missionary usked that IiIb
location and name bo withheld,
duo lo th "precarious" situation
of all tho missionaries In tlio area.
Ho did not want lo aggravate tho
soldiers hy smiinln:,' to act as .an I
iniormer. ,
TOKYO, April 30. A detach
ment of Japanese troopB guarding
Japanese owned coul mines at
Toshan in Shantung, China, has
been hurried to Chowtsun, 60 miles
east of Tsinan, on reciept of re
ports that the city was being plun
dered. Sixty of the eighty Japa
nese residents of Chowtsun havo
fled from the place.
VAGRANT BOYS HELD-
ON AUTO THEFT CHARGE
MRDFOHD, Oro., April 30.
John I,. Dugrosso, Jack Shaw, and
a third boy giving his name as
llollls, wandering youths of 17
years, wore arrested by tho shor-
lff'8 foree '"r (lold IIIH, Sunday,
Dyer act.
A master game warden has been
ordered stationed at the mouth. oC
Indian Crook, tributary of ltogue
river, to ward off attacks oMhou
sunds of seagulls which havo form
ed the habit' of gathering Ut-tho
mouth in tho enrly morning to
gorge on young salmon liberated
during the night at Indian Crook
butchery; The birds already have
destroyed thousands of flngerr
lings. Tho warden has purchased
ammunition to be used In frighten
ing tlio birds.
Explosion
bodies of 41 penons were found
the oarage below the dance hall
aettina under way as this outure
at Rome for a flight to Milan, the
On the night her engagement to Nathaniel Dann was to be announced, Virginia
Brewster's father died and she learned that he was a bankrupt instead of the wealthy man
she had always thought ... What was she to do marry Dann, the penniless artist, or
listen to the tempting proposals made by men of wealth? . . . Can a girl reared in luxury
be satisfied with the crumbs of life and the man of her heart? . . . Was love in a garret a
fair exchange for the only sort of life she had known? ,
READ THE ANSWER
IN
The romance
WATCH FOR IT!
Beginning Wednesday, May
WIRE NETTING TO HALT
BARRAGE OF HOME RUNS
(Asftx-Utrd hM lawil Wir)
BOSTON, April SO The epl-
ilnmle nt hnmo run lilla inln thn
It'ft field blcnchors at Braves field
will he stamped out Immediately,
! President Emtl E. Kucha of tho
tribe, promised today. Ho has or
dered a 10 or 15 font wiro netting
erected In front of tho bleachers.
"If that la not enouKh to pre
serve the decent standards of the !
gnmo," Kucha said, "we'll move t
the stand hack, but not this year,
j I nm afraid that to move them dar
ling the season would not only be
I an. overly expensive proposition
jlnlt would Interfere with the play
jhtg of scheduled games."
One of tho tragedies of tho not
too distant bleachers, from tho
nmvni' vinvnnini . that vutt.
inv niavnr ... onttin r
the homers. '
'" !" ' 'I
Ruth Dewey Groves' thrilling new serial
of a New York society girl and a Greenwich Village Artist
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RosmjllglOiffis Review
(douqlas
ARCHER BREAKS RECORD
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
; COLLEGE, Corvallis, Ore., April 28
A national flight record from
normal position for distance, long
ow remnuon snui aB ki upai
Corvallis today by Dr. George Ca-
they of Portland at the siate arch
ery meet. Dr. Cathey broke his
jown record.
CISSELL HITS SAFELY .'"y son of last Turkish sultan.
tN 12 GAMES TO DATEi NORFOLK. Stemshln. Western
iiiiaim aim u .n.-u nm ,. ,., oou m.i.-a ai tie Alien of 1 Grande knocked
Clsscl. I.SS.OiH. White Sox rookie , i0lU Pred Sm,(h of srponnp,,y',P4,o
shnrtstnn doubled In yesterdays, LONOON. Government an-'seconds after the scheduled 10
game with St. Louis, he ran his nounres France will pay 8.000,000 Ground battle began here Saturdav
string of consecutive games in pounds on war debt this year. inlght. Kermlt llavls La Ornndo
which he has hit safely to an even I PARIS. Poineaire's union gov-i won a decision over Mickey Dun'
wV ...... . fr nmpn' """red majority of at can, of Walla Walla, In a six-round
He Is hitting over .300 so far least loo by national election. (event, and Jack Lane of WaiiX
and Is second In that department! MEXICO CITY. Twentv-nn. i. w.iu . .,, i.rr L
?."!.he T"hUe Sox ,,ne,,P on,y 'o
Willie Kamra.
county).
AirmMioTiT XTt-i,
X OVE1RNIGHT NEWS I
:
(By the Associated Press)
Domestic
SAN FRANCISCO. Trlncess
Sand Chakir. former Mrs. Spreck
els, reveals she has been divorced
Ocean, with 34 men aboard, breaks
aursnts slain In two battles with
uNirai troops; catnoiic parish
9th, in
jhouseB in five states converted ia-
government public schools. So-
vere smallpox epidemic reported
to have died of disease.
MEXICO CITY. Wild beasts
fleeing forest fires In 8an Lull
l'otosl strike terror among farm
ers. LA GRANDE BOXING CARD
(Amvtatnl Ptmm !aft,t tVIn)
LA GRANDE, Ore., April 30.-
Ihama. of La Grande, In four
Irounds,