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Today s News of Sport
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Beaten by Waner Brothers'
Batting Both N. Y.
Teams Win With
4-Base Swats.
lly IJKKIIKIIT W. HAIIKEH
( ' i.i-h-'fd l're"s Sports Writer!
Victories for three of the four
oHhii-rn teams In their frays with
th" Invaders front beyond the Alle-
thelites esterda.v served to so.
tlliutcii tile national Icauuc race
that Huston. In first place, now Is I
removed from riillaileipnia, in lasi, -
bv onlv three and one-half Kamea. - i Aviimi I' --"" '
Hostons llraves, who have as-; KI CIKNK, Ore., May 7. Kddle
tonlshed not only the basehall I MclJowetl, WashlUKtou Stale hurl
wm hl hut th selves by holding I er. nltched an excellent brand of
on Ao the leamie lead, were the on-1
ly eastern club to meet defeat. The
llraves. despite a two-run rally in The score:
the ninth, dropped a 4X decision (
to the I'lttsbuiuli I'lrates ho j Washington Suite
vii-ilit.fl Inlo fourth nlai-e In theloreaon
siniidincs. The Waner boys drove!
In all the Pirate runs and were ter-!
ton to llravu batsnieu on ,the de -
fense. I
II 1,11.. ,,,,...,1 mil Hie fhlcaco!
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Unmiey
n l it breaking u'p a pltch.ng duel I
i...iw..n fl. Wlllouchv d
Sheritf Uluke.
Scorsa Alt Homers
' : The New York GianiH finally
heat St. LouIh hut needed three
home mint lo pull onl a ;i to 1 ver-
diet. The CHantH made elwht other J
hits off Clurenre Mitchell hut cii-:
cull cloutH hy Terry, Jackrton and
Kulllrt were ihe only one- tutu I
counted in tlie ncuriiiK. I'-lll Walk
er, youiiK Houlhpiiw, held the Carditj
to nix, hltri, one of Ihem Jimmy Wll-i
S(in'n homer in the ninth.
The reronni'd Drooklyn Uohlnnj
clouted May and Kolii lor lf luaty j
hlla and hurled Cincinnati under ui
12 to 3 score. . t , J ( J
Seven runs were scored in the!
tenth Inninn or the American j
ienmie frame between the Vankt'eri;
mid Chlcano Whitesox but the 1
Yanks tallied four of them and
won the ball k 7 tn With the
score tied tit 3 all al the' end of
reKulatlon play, Jloli MeuH'd mimic
a homer with the hane full in th
Yiiuka' hair of the tenth to carry
the count to 7 X The Sox tiiui4
hack with a iluve-rnn drive that
ttt.-ut Llelmach and . Wiley Moore lo
the tiuoweiM. lloyt Htopped the ml-
, ly one nlmrt of a lie.
Harry Hellmann'H two home
rilliH helpeil the iJelroll TlRers
' down Jtoatnn for tho third slralKht
lime. H to -I.
Minus Walter Johnson, who Ih ill
villi iuriueiua. the Wa-shlnmini
Senators nevertheless played nood
hall in swamping Cleveland, l:t to
5.
Philadelphia and St. l.ouis were
,, kepi "He ''
MISSIONS BEST
BALANCED TEAM,
1929 RACE SHOWS
(.UHoHtitt'il Pri i.iiii wir.o
Pacific CuaM lesigue clubs shift -
ed scenery tuday to begin a new
lap In the race fof the IK'Jll pen
mint.
The seventh week of
league pennant series
the ('oast
i'ni (Is the
-Sait iMUitelrtco Mihtdons far ahead,
with a leail they have maintained, American
.Jor four coutfceuttve weeks. The'
' consistent work- of. 'Ihe Mission TMilhulelphin
JJeils has htpt them nheml of thtdr.Xow York
nearest rivals, the I .on Angles An-1 St. I.uuis .. ..
, geh. by several games. They now iMrnit
I stand ati won. and 11 lost. The An-1 Cleveland ..
pels have to their credit 2it games Chicai'n
won. with IK Inst. i Washington
This week the Seals will he at 'Huston
'.
IP&V Baking
insurance
II yw bid u) iuh
ever k ritlt biUag powder,
or iMi yat do. jkw tncti
wiH rrtarn ywtt none y ud
ibopw lortbecoktaur,
floor, tic, yeo kiicuird.
BAKING
N I N S U It A N C K
tt you find any fault vhutcvrr in tlii.s baking
powder, or tbink you do, your prorrr will
return your money auil ulo pay you for the
eggs, butter, flour, etc you have ucl."
Itl printed on tlic lulx-l
and uicaiu just vliat it sny.
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG.
I home to play the Seattle Indians:
llhe .MleHiorm play in Sucramento;
! Hollywood Starn play at Oak
laud, and 1'ortlund plays tile An
'pels In Los AnKcW-a.
j Couipetitlou in Hie liaKue has
' been glowing ' Kencer with earh
1 pasnlliK week, marked by belter
i playiiiK on all aldea, particularly In
: tli' pitching sections. Howovisr, the
aerlea play thus far 'ban proved
i thai the MlBBion Iled have the
j.bei)l -balanced uaau -ot -the elKhl
i-lubrt, ami with the name coiihIm
Itcni nf .on tor the rent of the . aa-
aim, Bboiiid cop Ihe banner.
The Hollywood Hiaia stand third
In the ranking, wilh Ihe San Fran
cisco .Seals fourth, the Oakland
OakM fifth, Sacramento's Sena
torn sixth. Portland seventh, and
Hie Seattle Indians last, a position
i hey huve occupied sUicu- almost
the start of the season, i
; HUSKIES DEFEAT!
OREGON O. S. C.
CONQUERS IDAHO
baseball here yesterday to
Oregon S to 2.
defeat
li H K
...A A $
lliiKsard ;
Mellowell, Jones and
MacDouaUl, Fuller,
tichueui and
Woudle. ; .
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t'Olt VALI.IS. Ore.. May
7. Ore
..oti.. wm nil fli-Hl .ofiimraonally layiiiK youraelvea liahh
!u nvo eame Belles liolll Idaho here
- -
yesterday. 7 to I. Hateiifeld rapped
out a homer In the seventh Inuing
u-ith tin Iihhkh loaded. The acorc
It H K
1 Oregon ...7 S 2 (to the expense of thousands of ilol
i '..iLri.nVnnVi Prliii - N lululuKttle I lars to buy oquipment, machinery.
I and Maples.
MAJOR LEAGUES'
LEADING PLAYERS
I AstK'iiiti.i I 'rem I,ttimol Vi'
(Including games of May 6.)
National League
flatting Steidienmtn, Ctihtt, .452.
Runs SteiiheiiHou, iriurnaby,'
CubnJT.' l !
' Kuna 4jat,td in Wilnori, Cubs, 30.
Hith Stepheiisnu, Cubs. 2H.
iHiubles Grantham. Pirates, S.
Triplea Jj. -Waner, Pirates, 3.
Homers Jackson, Uianis, 6.
Stolen baset Klowera, Koblns, 7.
Pitching nVialone. .c:ube, won 4,
lost 0.
( , American League
Hatting Koxx. Athletica. .4B0.
UtniH tlehringer, Tigers, 22.' '
I' lliinrt'lmtied in Hellnianu, 'i'i
goiH. as.
I Hits Uehrlinior, Tlgei'H, 2U.
Doubles Alexander, Tigers, M.
j Triples (lehriuger, Alexandiu',
i Tigers; Hlne. Urowns; (liMsell,
While Sox, 2,
j HiminrH tiehrig, Yanks, 6.
' Stolen. basesAverUl, Konseua,
j Indfans, 4.
Pitching Uhle. Tigers; Hoyt,
Yanks won -1, lost 0.
HOW THEY STAND
IN PENNANT RACES
( A-tsiM-LiUM t'tciu Win-
National League Standings
W 1 4 Pel. I
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'MAYOR nPFNS
1 f , , " "1 .... iiaud, .Oregon. ,
NEW ATTACK! ON I wired you- April 18 counter-1
, r-lTV f nilMril Imanding order Jor live ton roller. I
I will '--'w''v',t-ijav(. Meiid no rouJy. No ordin-1
i . an()e haJ, ,De)jl, panned authorizing I
(Continued from page 1) tD(. purohase of a roller. There Is a I
' ' ' ' ' " ' . ' iqueatiun as to .whether the eliy i
Unn work such as has sone to council has the right to purchase i
Dleces or a part or It at least, in without first passing an ordinance I
less time than one year. where thuwamoum of money la to i
Opposes Aotion. I be spent. I
Oeiitlemeu of the council. I wanti Order for roller Is hereby cancel-j
to go on record as slilctly oppos-1 led. Answer by Jetter requested. led me to serve mm -with a written
lug any such procedure, going Into i .(Signed) . V. HOOVJEH. notice, said jiouoe .being recorded
the expense of .thousands of dol- Mayor City of Koseburg. on the files of the city, the follow-1
lars to buy expensive machinery The AUBtln-Weslern Iload Ma-'lng la a copy which I bring to
for the purpose of repairing the i ohluery Co., 354 Helinont St., Port-: your attention,
city streets, w hich I am certain If land, Oregon, April 3'J, 1829. To George Frew, Roseburg, Ore-
left alone, w ill last for many years I Mr. E. V. Hoover, Mayor of City gon:
to come. My .Idea. It there be any (of Koseturg. Oregon. Your teem of office, as street
holes In the .paving, is to cut a Dear Sir:. We have your wire of commissioner of Ihe city of -RoBe-square
opening around the same, April 2ftb, in regard to the roller . burg, Jiouglas county, Oregon, hav
cllg down is inches or two feet, .fill sfor your city. We also received your i lag expired on the first Monday in
the same with concrete and put on j wire of April lsth. but inairuc-; January. 1029, and you not having
the top dressing, which the presentations had already gone to our Chi-' been reappointed to that posltiou
paving outfit Is ample lo do with-icago office Jor shipment of this by the present .executive depart
out buying thousands of dollars machine. ment of -the city,
worth of expensive machinery, I Furthermore, the order -was ' not you are hereby notified and re
whli h will stand around for nine taken subject to cancellation and jqUeated to deliver to the executive
months out of the year, without !- have never been advised by any (department of the city of ItoBeburg.
ui,iikv anil - undergoing deprecla- j of the members of the city ooun- oregon, all keys now held by you
tlon. ' I cil wlu) signed this order Uiat ship- to City property and all equipment
Since the' last council meeting I nient was to be cancelled. I belonging to said city -which you
am advised, that the members of We, therefore presume that the i have dn your possession and claim
the council have all signed a con-! members of the council signing the :t0 exercise control over.
tract, or order, using the credit ot oriler sun uesire me snipmem oi
..... .i,.. ... hi.. mod i-nllur an.lllhU roller and we will exnect to'
that without my approvm. , l lie
city charter provides that the
muyor hat funeral euperviHiun over
all nmtterH periainiiiK to the city,
and Hhali from time to time ad vim
the clly eouucll. I want to say to
you Kfmtltmimi of the coiinr.il, you
are over-reachliiK your lalilii'le'of
authority wlun you attempt to ue
the credit or the city, uiileHH it he
at ft ruKUlar ineetiiiK of the clly
cou net I. and In the expenditure of
the elty fuudH the same hati to he
done by leHolution or ordinance. If
you do not conform to that -mode of
dottiK miHinenH for the city, you are
- uoi f
the matter being nueationed or
brouKht into the cpurts tor adjust
inont
Would Let By Contract
In my opinion If the city is to go
(etc., for the purpose or repairing a
few pot holes In the. city street
i ..ui. i t.. iinii
,er .to let 'the work be done by bidj' ity Council at a regular meet- C. F. Rennet A H Wilson, A. W.
or coniraet. and by those who al- ln and -going through the regular iiuler, W. h. Poole, Grant Wil-i-niwiv
imvii i,ih necHMHiirv road andlIHurHe of business and wlthout'cox, Raymond Rausch, Charles
atreet machinery to do the work, l-pusftlng a resolution .or ordinance
than to carry out the policies of authorizing such a purchase.
the .past which are expensive, ex-! My firet telegram .countermand-
.travaganl air! ,n very unfiatisfac-; iK the order was in your handu In
lory way of procedure. I am coti-1 plenty of lime to atop shipnit.i'-
fldent that the taxpayers of (inland if your company makes deliv-
e(ty certainly tneed some relief at'r' Pi lne roller, after having re -
tills hour. - , ' Iceived the notice of cancellation of
Gentlemen of the council. I here- the order -which it has received,
bv submit lo you for your due con -
federation, telegrams and letters,
which are self-explanatory, regard
ing your recent order for road roller
ior the city of Roseburg, Oregon.
Copy of telegram sent ' to the
AUHiiu-vv PHiem none mucin
jcompnny, date of April IS, lit2!
j "('onirai-t sinned by city co
A uhU ii -Western Road Machinery
onncil
for mad roller is hereby counter
mantled until further notice.4
4 (Signed) K. V. HOOVKK,
"Mayor,' Roseburg, lOre."
The AnnHii-Western - Road Ma-
Announcing the appointment of
L. R. Chambers Motor Company
Douglas and Main Sts., Opposite New Court House
Rosebing. Oregon
The Marmon Motor Car Company
is pleased to announce tlie appoint
ment of this well known automobile
establishment as headquarters for
Marmon and Roosevelt straight
eight cars in this section. These new
sales and service facilities are Mar
mon's answer to the growing local
demand for America's most ad
vanced developmen t in au tomobi les
the straight-eight.
OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 7. 1929.
Ichlnery Co., 354 Belmont St.. Port-
live up to our part of the agree
meut. ...
Yours very truly,
Austin-Western Road Machy. Co.
By F. R. Mcltath, Jlrancli. Mgr.
The AUHtin-WeHtern Road-'Machinery
Co., F. B. McDath, Branch
Manager, 354 Belmont St., Port
land, Oregon. ,
Sir: I have your letter dated
April 29th, In answer to my nluht
telegram dated April 27, 1029, ref
erence-to road roller supposed to i the city council, the regular night
be purchased by the City Council' 'police has ceased to serve, the va
of Roeeburg. Oregon, order being tCancy was filled temporarily by an
daled April 16th, 1929. other officer until such time that
I refused to sign this order when ithe .matter could be brought before
presented to me by your local the council to be acted upon. To
agent for the reason that I desired ! avoid further friction or con ten
more time in which to- investigate i tlon, and not w ishing to cause any
the matter, as I did not consider embarrassment to the ' parties
that there was any necessity forlwhose Jiames are -to -be submitted
the City of Roseburg to purchase a 'for your confirmation at this time,
roller at that time, also questioned
the right of the City Council to
t uc w,lM"ul
1 cne matter nrsi oeing preseniea to
ifom trie .iayur or me city, you uo
so at your own risk and the city
will not be liable for payment for
same.
You are again notified not to
make delivery until this matter Is
settled by 4he City of Roseburg,
Oregon.
Yours respectfully,
K. V. HOOVER.
Mayor tf the City of Roseburg,
Oregon.
Orders St. Commission
' Wffh reference to the clt
y street 1
As dealers for the
Nriy Marmo and Roosevelt Straight-Rights
A visit to these showrooms will
impress you with Marmon's as
tounding achievement in building a
straight-eight for every parse. Hem
you will see the sensational new
Roosevelt which sells for less than
Jliooo the fleet Marmon "68" at
1465, and the luxurious Marmon
"7S" at Jiooj. Prices at factory.
Group equipment extra. Conven
ient income-purchase plan.
OCsnmea-Smii Strmfhi-Gghij far Every fWw
conualsaloner, whose term of- ol-
r'i,
the 7lh day of January, mi, and
who has without my approval or
appointment, ield lie position
sitioe ald date, and that, -under joy
protest .or .order, baa continued to
stay awi the Job; y what authority,
or by -whose order , I have not -been
able to determine up lo this time,
and that with official notice that
his salary would stop by a speci-
tid dale Such a procedure prompt-
You are further notified that the
city of KoBeburg. Oregon, and the
executive department thereof will
not be responsible to you for any
salary or wages which you might
:lalm for -work -or labor performed
or servicea rendered to the city
after this date.
Dated at Koseburg, Oregon, this
19th day of April, 1929.
(Signed) . V. HOOVER,
Mayor of the city of Roseburg.
Night Officer to Be Chosen
Since the last regular meeting of
I have concluded to let the ma-
tjority of the council decide who is
. ' , v
. nee, ineir iiuiiieu are as ioiiows;
Chamberlain.
On the first day of each month
warrunts are presented to me for
y signature for several monthly
allowances charged to the city, one
.n the sum of $225 -per month for
ieiLj library, $100 per month for fire
department. This is an allowance
I or order which was passed upon by
. resolution ot wie iormer ctty coun-
ii.
It Is my advice that this expense
be Investigated, and a report turn
ed in to this council, at its next
regular meeting, setting out the
facts and necessity of this expense
to the city of Roseburg, Oregon.
I therefore appoint as the investi
pating committee, Councilmen Kid
der, Shoemaker, HarriB, Dent.
, E. V.-HOOVER, Mayor.
Roller Matter Referred
The -matter of the purchase of
N
Ihe street roller was given brief lo put the resolution to a vote, but
consideration. It was pointed out; referred it to the city attorney to
by the city attorney that such con-1 determine whether or not the ac
tracts can be signed only in an i lion is In-order, claiming that U is
ouen meeting, but the council can , destroying the mayor's appointive
at any time adopt a resolution or: power.
.ordinance authorizing be expendi-1 ?
ture. A resolution was proposed' ENOS A. MALL DEAD
ana is to eirawn oy me cny at-i
torney and submitted at the next ;
T"?proposilion of selecting .a;merly a resident o Olen dale for
night -pohcV officer was leit open ! n.any years, died at Portland lay
fof further consideration. i 5- " a,n f d ''.f hl
r. :. t . a sureicil ODuroUon failed to re-
The council made a new at tempt "
to settle the matter of appointing;
atreet commissioner by the in
troduction of a resolution authoriz
ing the payment of salaries to the :
street commissioner and -electrical i
inspector. j
Mayor Hoover has attempted,
since taking office the first of i
JUiuuary, .to oust George Frew as
street commissioner and Henry
Worthlngton s -electrical lnspec-;
tor, but both .have been kept in of-j
fice, as the council has refused to j
ratify any of the mayor's appoint-1
ments to those jobs. The mayor has '
steadily refused to sign the war
rants for these men, ao that the
warrants have -been going through
without the mayor's signature.
The mayor claims that these two
men cannot legally serve -without
his consent, while the council con
tends that they cannot be removed
unless the council agrees. Conse
quently the employes have remain
ed on the job during the deadlock.
Both the mayor and .council have
tried various means to settle the
deadlock and last night the council
hit upon a new idea.
A resolution was presented de
claring that the work of both em
ployes is of a satisfactory charac
ter and giving authority to the re
corder to pay .their monthly sal
aries. Mayor Hoover, however, refused
No "Whispering Campaign
can withstand the light of this truth: Lucky Strikes are made
from the finest of fine tobaccos the cream of the crop. Lucky
Strikes alone are toasted because toasting is a secret process.
20,679 physicians definitely state that toasting removes impurities.
Then, too, it adds to the flavor and prevents throat irritation.
Therefore, without fear of contradiction, we can say truthfully:
"No cigarette, regardless of price, is as good as Luckies
whether manufactured hy The American Tobacco Com
pany or by any other company."
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation-
No Cough.
Tlie Luck)' Strike Dance Orchestra
will continue exery Saturday night
in a coast to coast radio hook-up
.over the iV. B, C network.
I
$1929,TheAmertcanTobaccoCo.,Manufacture
To maintain a slender
figure, no one can deny
the truth of the advice:
-REACH FOK A Ll'CKY
INSTEAD OF A SW EET."
.
Pn. wall of Medford
Jve. He waa 55 years ofage
His I
Special Low Prices
on
HARDWARE
and Fishing Tackle
Largo assortment salmon and
poons at prices far below wholesale
cost. Various other items as well at
Foster & Agee Hardware
1 35 S. Stephens
w n.
SIGNED)
i
TUo American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
vt .u.
if
mmmm
1 Mr ii&ft
S i. f&. ! K' ( -x- W-
and
e .C Cunther of liandon was an
out 'of the city visitor here yester
day '
u ii mi ii ii m n ii i" nnrrin
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of
.Glasses
116 Jackson St.
5?
Prr-Biilrnt.
widow and several brothers
sisters survive.
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