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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1928.
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IJTHLETICSIOSE
III III LEAD -
k's Cbnc? fnT I aw-cat
Pennant Gets Slimmer;
Cards StiH Ahead
in National.'
rleetor, Leg Angeles, here last
night by forcing the Infighting and
pounding Hector body. The Bill
InK-Voting Hurry Willi- ten-round
affair was the feature of the eve
ning. Lang Rut the Los Angeles
boxer down for two counts of
in lie. tii (he third and seventh
nds. Wills made a frantic ef-
turn the tide la the final
rushing wildly and throw-
way all semblance of caution.
was an easy decision for the
Tacoma lad.
In the nix round special event, '
Re w pie Itiivy, Vnui ouwr, WaBh., i
outsmarted young San Langford, 1
Seattle. ' 1
By HKRBKRT W. BARKER
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
! Connie Mack's pennant hopes
; appear about ready to take wing, '
fly away and return only when an- j
other baseball season rolls around.
! Connie's hopes along with his;
; Philadelphia Athletics ran full tilt.
i Into disaster yesterday at Cleve I
land where grief, this - year, Iihh I
been confined almost exclusively
; to home town rooters. The Indians
are going nowhere and know it
1 but they rose out of the ruck of
and eleven-game lowing streak to
smack the Athletics for a 3 to Z
Ions,
Yanks Win Hectic G;ms
I While the A's were engaged In
this reprehensible business of los
ing a game, the New York Yank
ees staggered in drunken fashion
i to a 14 to 11 victory over the St.
Louis Browns. This left the Yanks
; holding a two game lead with only
eleven games yet to play, one more
than the Mackmen.
j Rube .Walberg was the vlcllra of
l Cleveliind's triumph,
s St. Louis fans were given a
; chance to see Miller Muggins' four
; regular pitchers In action in one
' and the same game. Hcimach, j
: Johnson, Plpgras and Iloyt fol
1 lowed earh other to the mound In !
more or leas rapid succession. Of
Alfalfa seed and Inoculator
sold at Wharton Bros.
are
NO APPLICATIONS
ARE RECEIVED FOR
RADIO AUDITION
Up lo the present time there'
have been no local applications for
I entrance In the Atwatcr Kent na
tional radio contest soon to be
staged, according to T. H. Ness,;
itialrinan of the local committee.'
The committee recently notified
KiHgers that an audition would be
held for any local singers between
the aces uf Is and 25 years, for
Hie purpoue of selecting a young
man and a young woman to repre
sent Koseburg In the state contest.
The time for filing applications ex
pires tomorrow, so that any sing
ers desiring to enter the contest
should make application immedi
ately, either In person to T. H.
Ness or by leaving the application
at the Chamber of Commerce of
fice. Under the national contest plan
local auditions are held in the vari
ous communities where the musi
cians are sufficiently Interested.
Two are aelected from each com
munity to compete In the state
contest and the state winners then
me lances wno piayea me wnoie pftrticipate hi district auditions,
game only George Herman Ruth j from whfch tne winners. in turn,
failed to hit safely. The Babe went RO to the national contest in New
to the plate six times: York City
In the only other American winners of. the local contests
league battle. Phil Page. Tiger re-,are ,xpt?ctm1 to way thelr 0wn ex.
cruit pitcher from Springfield, of j J)ens(18 to tne ute tryuti mit tne
the Eastern league, celebrated Ms 1 lfM.H, committee will probatly be
major league debut by pitching able to .provide transportation.
Detroit to an 8 to 5 victory over . a
the Washington Senators. I ,
Cards Keep Lead ' 00 not .fall to read what Chur-
The National league situation ie- chill Hardware ijo. naa to say to
The California Oregon Power Company
Roseburg, Oregon
Vm fimnc Ml
MRS. CHARLES A. BRAND
TEACHER OF SINGING
fhonee633-R 30F33 Kohlhagen Bldg.
TERM OPEN8 SEPT. 17
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE GAMES
EODEO
Called Off
The Rodeo to have been staged at
TILLER, ORE.
Sept. 21 and 22
has been called off, owing to the fact that
Eastern Oregon horses cannot be secured
to carry out the program in a successful
way.
This is a great disappointment to the un
dersigned, b'ut rather than give a Rodeo
other than advertised I have decided to
cancel the entire program.
CHAS. M. PARKER
TILLER, OREGON
Oshorn wag wild and Portlnnd
yesterday took an patty game from
os Angeles, 7 to 3 In the battle of
he tennis to decide possession of
sixth place In the standings. The
Angel hnrler gave seven passes
before (tabler replaced him. bat
teries: Knight and Whitney; Os
horn, fishier and Norton.
The Missions took the count of
th league leading senators In an
eleven Inning game 8 to 5. cutting
down Sacramento's lead to one
game over Hollywood. Although
Clyde Nance got little real support
In the early part of the game his
teammates rame back rn the ninth
to make three runs and lie the
score. Neither team scored In the
tenth and the Missions took ad
vantage of two singles and Tuo
passes to win. Hatterles: Naftre
and Italdwin, lire it re I ; Vlnct, Gould
and Heveretd.
Hollywood had a big time during
three inning of tlie game with
Oakland and won t lo ft. The
Stars took nine passes and, 14 hits
from three A corn Chm-kers to
make their counters, Sam Agnew
of the Hollywood club distin
guished himself, with a circuit
poke, a double, a sacrifice and a
Walk to account for five or his
team's miO. flatteries : Hulvey
and Agnew; Dumovtch, . I'lillas,
Young ami Lnnlmrdl.
A two run rally In the ninth
nave Imtch Knottier the best of a
pitchers' battle. With him Kd
wards and the Seals won
mained In status quo, all
lenders recording triumphs.
The league-leading St. Louis Car
dinals made it five In a row over
the I'll 11 lies, 4 to 2, and closed the
season's series with the Quakers
with 20 victories and only two de
feats. Jess Haines held the Phils
to six hits.
Hill Terry's home run in the
tenth gave the New York Giants
the edge over the Pittsburgh Pi
rates, 8 to 2. Burleigh Grimes, try
ing for bin 25th victory and
three ' 'uu ln today's ad.
PEACE TREATY TO
BE CELEBRATED BY
t PLACING MARKER
A peace treaty marker, at Table
Rock near Medford, where the
treaty -of peace was signed with
the Rogue River Indians, following
the brilliant campaign directed by
hisfieneral Joseph Lane. former
sixth over the GlanU, gave way to I Kosebui'R resident, and the fiijht
a pinch hitter in the mnin with the territorial governor of Oregon, will
score two to one against him. : be unveiled Tuesday, September
Jhe Chicago t'uw nem st to 25 at a ceremony sponsored . by.
their position a game and a half
fmin the ninntc hv InHnir Tlnatftn
! 8 to 3. The Cubs smashed out 17
j hits, Kreddy Maguire getting four
j of them.
Cincinnati had little trouble
bowling over the Brooklyn J)odg
' ers, 5 lo 2, to make the season's
j count 12 to 10 ln their favor.
A Blessing to
Good Complexions
Crater Lake Chapter, D. A. and
General Joseph Lano society, C. A.
H. Invitations have been extended
to Roseburg residents to attend
the ceremonial.
If there is anything you need for
your car or any repair work the
Rose garage has It. Phone (36.
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NOTICE FOR BIOS f-OR STOCK
AND MERCHANDISE
Protect your beauty in all kinds
deiful. Nathan Fullerton's.
Scaled bids will be received by
he undersigned assignee of A. B.
of weather with this new face Crawford and feernice G. Crawford,
powder MKLLO-GLO. Ioes not 'doing business ln Roseburg, Ore
glv the skin ft dry feeling; does ku- Th Lad lea Shoppe, for th
not clog the pores; Is not affected th? 8tock of merchaotllse of
. , , t j the inventory value of 6343.72,
so much by perapirution.. Mays am! fx,U!.ea of the inventory value
on longer. So pure and fine. of $1249.00, up to 11 o'clock a. m.
MKLLO-GLO Is made by a new on September 21, 1928.
French Process. it s truly won- ! "1nck fixtures can be
street, and the inventory seen by
lapplicatlon to the undersigned at
the oil ice of The Jnuglas Credi
tors Association In Roseburg, Ore
on. All bids must be accompanied
I by a certified check for 10 of
I the amount bid. to be forfeited ln
lease the successful bidder does Hot
I complete the purchase.
! The undersigned reserves the
right In reject any and all bids.
Dated this loth day of Septem
ber.
K.
It. KKNNY, Assignee.
f Garden tractors in
ent sizes are sold
j Hros.
three differ
at Wharton
D.ANCE!!
AT
The Wigwam
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night.
MUSIC BY STAR 5
fK tnli rM I.e..-! WU-)
PAKIS. Sepl. l!t. Maurice lios
land's new day "Napoleon IV
has raised such a siotm of Inter
national ciiilelMii that the nntlio!
rihas bCcnn to nunlifv lines lilamint: i
Seattle fi to 4. A single, a double, a; r.ngianri anit guecn lctniia fir
sacrifice and another single In the the death of the only son of Na
ortler mentioned brought San'lh:on III. . J
rrancwiYi victory. Avert)) of the rreiun papers ere so inueriy t
Heals and Ituhle of the Tribe cot critical of the play that Kngllh 444444
itiur imm emu is itatteries: HHf-!",n,,m,p" ' reported to ne -ther
and Sprint; Kdftards and j '"fled that 'protests from them
Alnmlth. jare not needed.
444 HoRthind's version thM thu
t STANnirMfl OF f prince was killed in a Zulu am
t ft ASFKA I C liKi !;b-h, h" riri"
l COC-DL.l CLUD3 i poMi'ly ran wy briauip of a plm
j which Is Mntm-d on vjuton Vic-
toil hcrsolt Is rlrtlrulrd by crl
ret.' tics. They consider H as Insult to
.6:7 , England.
.iU! litwtlHnd, linwovrr, malntHlnn
.a9ii:t)uit a diRmntlKt has a rht m
.5"JulilU Itistoiy, vrn loppmlniy
.Ms rmnits hp tln-y fviv known at the
.4tttlnn' of the tila'a ucllnli.
.SWH No dll'loniMtir union Is run
.al.'l si-i'l). Imrlli ulni ly an Hoslaod is
I'hiiiiuliiK Bvml Imra and la run
.rl"t sldt'itOK c.'uiVMitt a pasaaKO rtv
.twl ' fori In lo Umx-a Vii toi la as ro
Pacific Coast Ltagu
TVorj Lost
Sarramrnto f2 31
Holl-ood M it
San f'rani-lHoo 49 M
Missions 15 s
OHkiimtl 4.1 40
I'.Mtlalld !I4 49
li'w An;t'h's ro
Moattlp 2S (.7
National Laagua
st. horn s.s rr
N' VoiK St! M
t'hicaqo a". 59
llllsluirxli 79 M
Clli. lmiiill .. 7f. l
iiriMkip 71 "
Ito.sln;, 4.r. S7
rhll..l.'lihl . 42 lot
American Laagut
Niw Voik 94 49
I'hilaiMphla, S M
St. Umiis 71
I'hlraKo KM ?fi
WasliHlKlon 7 77
IH'trolt 4
t'lovi'laud ' liu .s,!
In-tton M Si
FARM NEWS
STATE MARKET
AGENT'S LETTER
I'y SKY MIH'lt JDNKS
- Wheat Prioaa Ara Low
TIhtp la not much movrmcnt ltl
whoat at Cortland, la ronrtartson
to this limp last yrar. although thr
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Some mustard has bite - -Some
mustard has flavor - -Schilling
Mustard has both!
You should use 13 less of Schilling:
Mustard than of any other. Ordinary
mustard contains some flat, flavorless
oils and bran. These are removed from
Schilling Mustard, leaving only the fine
meal and aromatic oils. That's why
. Schilling has more flavor - - more vigor
- - more zest Schilling was the
first to produce pure spices in America
- - and Schilling Spices are still used
by pure food experts 'as the standard
by which to judge others
Your money . back if you don't like
Schilling's best 1
wdrr Tea
Coffee 31 Fxtracta liV BuklnaTV,
to th averape this year as a result
of delayed sprtna; spraying and
sun-scald during the excessive
heat of a few days- In July. A com
parison of early Hales In the Yaki
ma valley ahows considerably low
er prices than at this time last
year. Kstra fancy Jonathans, li:is
and larger, have heen reported re
cently at mostly $1.10-1.25, against
fl.St -2 .2!S on last year's on approxi- j "j"
ntately comparative dates. ! 5?
Heavy Pear Production
Pcwr picking, packing and ship ! g
ping operations haw been 2"0 per I A
cejit jtTca,ter this" season in the if'
KoKtie rivfr valley than in 1S27. g
Krom Medford up to September A
2nd, there were 1S; carloads of $
pears shipted, and this number S
has been heavily increased since A
that date. One night's nhipment in- g
; eluded over &o.HM) boxes, which A
! were expected to average
mill be advised to pay close atten
tion to restriction of shipments,
oruerly distribution, standardiza
tion of pack, and. in future, limit
ing acreage planted.
Hop Picking Big Industry
it require tint services of about
40.000 people to harvest the hop
crop of the Willamette valley and
this army of men, women and chil
dren are now approaching the -end
of their annual picnic, during
which they earn much of their
winter's spending money.
I A Savings Account Makes
You Independent
box. It made thrp? train loads and
rooolrd twolv locomotives to'
haul It over the Sisklyona.
Flour to the. Philippmee
Importa of Tlo- Into tho Philip
plno Islands during Jaly amountvtl
to 2111,(100 halts of 4S ponnds earh,
of hlrh 17H.00O won- from tl'
lTnltod Slatoa aaya rha 'ommot
clal Itevlow. Th domand- for flour
la Rainlni; hut the market tono Is
nncortaln aa a result of the decline
Whether you want to aave for a college education, for your own
old age, or to accumulate a fund to atari in huainess for your.
aelf: the INSURED SAVINGS CONTRACT issued by the
NORTHERN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION givea you more
for your money. Following ia the table ahowing the amount ol
monthly deposit required from agea 15 to 64 to aave H0O0.OO.
If you live, your contract maturea and paya you S 1000.00. If you
die. your contract maturea at your death for $1000.00 plua the
amdunt you have aaved.
exportora have commenced send-1 n wheat and flour prkea ln the $
log on iome carsoca and greater
activity Is now In prospect, xjuoia
tkma are low and the (trowere are
holding. The decrease In beat
prices this year has been associat
ed "willt favorable crup conditions.
HceordiiiR to AHlatant Secretary
of Aurtcnlttiro Imniap. who rertH
that in the last month the wheat
supply situation has changed an
materially as lo make the outlook
1'nlted Siatea. Averaie prices
during July were: Patents, fa per
barrel; cut-offs, $7.-ft; club
tralchla, $7 oo.
Few Joba Open to Labor
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Call telephone 664 for. literature or an appointment. K
for September holds out little i-n- "" i-f?? ! ' --m
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aiMftisible for having plot let thr for a world suppry i
death of the prince vr order to! than t'11 rtf li V1
wlpt out the last of Napoleon's j In fi conrrtriea f
KaS''"mpl,.y7Jn"'Tl
Saiem and Medford a snrplns of iTtmrr.
-vmrn V1LLWUKK.
hemisphere an.ot.it is to 2,7:1 mtl-
j lion bushels as vonirfd with J.
' sun tnillton html wis produced last
j year. Th assistant swretary o
! ileves, however, that this icreaw
I will lie Iffruety offaet by au In
, creaood demand and by other fsc
j tors.
Appta tr(CM Cowr
; Kai ly apiie i:i hms are not p-
(ne altrration a the chaiure of
a phrase retelling to the death
' plot from "that la the Knrli-h
.fir.!)! manner" to "that is the common
,t;i;t way."
,47! ESKIMO bC ATS HECTOR
HI I IIMiTLANH. Ore.. Hept. 1t
,;t' v airrr iegorn. r.mmo wwi', jcourwstiiR. .ir nriin ai Hwnnp matter 01 oumper crops ant!
tvu I'Mouud deci.ou ortt M'.kv m.: VuMtt, uhi iK't be quite up tonQueut Uw pi wet,. t;rtjei
i Httte largorihelD is reoortwi: at rorrallla and
ar. Forecasts! The Dalles, plenty of help Tor tin
the northern renuirements. At Kurene and Al
bany. hot pickers could find woik.
and at Hood Hiver a good many
lll be needed for late apple pick
ing. Potato Growers Worried
A meeting ot potato growers will
he held In locatello, ldbo. n-xt
Monday to discuss possible solu
tion of a serious flilemma whe.-ti
(aces the producers this year in
BUILDING MATERIALS
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