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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG.jOREGON. THURSDAY MAY 9, 1929. THREF NO-HIT VICTORY FDR THE GIANTS BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ; TEEING WfVL, By Martin Result Puts Pittsburgh in Cellar of the National League ; Chicago Now Leads the Pack. BY WILLIAM F. CHIFMAN (Associated Press Sports Writer) The furore created by Carl HuU bell's no-hit performance against the Pirates at the Polo grounds yesterday all but prevented uuy mention of the Cubs' rise to the top of the National league stand ing, but there the McCarthy wen stood today after a long fight up ward. The Bruins slammed the re cumbent Kobins for a business-like 4 to 2 victory at Kbbets field yes terday as the thoughtful Cardinals tupt'd the Braves under at Bea ton, lu to 2. Jn the face of .Hubbell's effort, however, the league standing be came a thing of binall moment. Practically a freshman in the ma jor leagues for ail of the fact that he is a regular and a star, this slender Missouri southpaw gave the Pirutos1 team batting average such a jolt that the Uucauects sad Into last place in that uaivity. The Giants won by 11 to 0. . lltibbell lost all chance of a no-nmn-lo first-base game almost as soon as he entered the box. Travis Jackson made a giddy toss nasi first base of Sparky Adams' grounder, and the wee Infielder raced to second. Lloyd Waner's sacrifice sent him to third, and liubbetl was concerned more with preventing the Pirates from scor ing than in pitching a no-hit game. The giants continued yesterday to hit home runs. Mel Oft got two, lilting his total to six, best National league figure, F'ullis and Andy Cohen got apiece. Yankee Bats Win Waite lloyt won his fourth straight, Lou Gehrig hit his sov enth home run of tlio season, and the Yankees collected their sixth the and one BOOTS? VOU MUCH LMErf i I'M REOUCIN6 TOR MY UUfcRY POUND 1 MX -VHW MUCH tORE g i cm OrO OM 1 ! I TV "WER "IS 6000 FO L y : . :. v A f i VITAPHONE AMONG MOST POPULAR LATE INVENTIONS (Continued from page 1) f Art-HES it9 OWE Of De' 6000 otwb DE B0Y EOT OV)PH TO 0 ! BUT MUT tEEVi WCUtW T LOOK ODT tU Dt im mm 6000, hocse! rv O0M f O 0 TO TWE AVOWG COULD wDE 'UA HOME r svn Pi 1 HE . a: v O 192ft BY NtA 5ERVICC. INC. ntG U S pAT OFF. ors, tuu, had no faith in a troj whuh employed the use of rec ords. Inventions Come Fast H remained for a new Invention, altogether different, to change the altitude of the film producing com panies. A well known invejitor one day announced that he had com pit'iea au invention wnoreny lno- Wlllll(.jlv houst,8 film, representing sound in any form, could be picked up by light rays, amplified through the use of electrical power, and broadcast In to an auditorium, much the same us radio. ' : t 4 The Kox film corporation be came interested In this new inven tion, and secured it for their use. completed. Manager Gross, however, be Ikved that the long wait has been of advantage to Koseburg theatre patrons for early faults In the an pHi'aUii have been corrected, mo tion picture producers have learned how to obtain better re sults so that the WILDER'S BRAIN REVEALS ln oo the study of Dr. Wilder ' Anii rA i n t iu i usAwwU Oram, said i nut u ruveaiuu au atrophy of the olfactory center, de-. voted to the functions of ami:;!, The atrophy was of such advanced degree that Dr. Pa pen in fern ihU t was of long r.tnnuing aim thus ex- (Ahsorutt-J t'rt-w t-vsird Wire) ITHACA. N. Y.. May 8. Why Prof. Hurt G. Wilder of Cornel ab horred tobacco was exolnined to-! dav in aiiuniiiifentent if rRiiit of i plained Dr. W Uder m lack ot appre- present product' ut..u- nf t.i i.in h rw i..r,.u t rlatinn of tobacco which led htm j Is far superior to that offered the jiUpea. . ' not only to abstain from it himself imuiiu n it- iiiwuius uKu. lav . . . n-iion DUt aiso IO crusaoe against ua uso liLtge coast cities have installed the equipment and are attracting FRANCE HONORS MEMORY OF MAID OF ORLEANS AH4-Utt-d f'rt-M Win) 1 OHLKANS. France. May 8. This ancient Kreuch town today celo ;brated the lifth centenary auniver jsary of lis delivery from the hands ot the Migiislt by Jeanne iAro as an experiment iney onereu Joau 0f Aro maid of Orleans. inirvuiK iowa ' "1B " lens or thousands were ment was so successful that the! wit nesses to lmprosslve ceremonies public became interested, otherjjij allolu WUUly between the Uim producing companies necame - r,?uBiOU8 Und thu civil. President interested, aud the experiments j i)UUmerguo and Protnier Poincave. that tollowed proved that some- j Marshal Petain , and General tiling new in entertainment could ; Gouard, and other widely known be made "Talking Pictures" in French figures attended, which the human voices could be Tim i.w.j..n..a n ci nnr0n. t. synchronized with the action on the screen. Interests Consolidate In the meantime Warner Bros, had offered vaudeville acts upon the screen. These were very suc cessful on the VUaphoue, and quite a diversion from the "movies" as j we have, known them for thu past twenty years. The success of both the Yitaphone and the Movietone Just In Case wrestling Walkep again forced Ed wards to pound the canvas with another crab hold. Walker had 11 pounds weight advantage in com ing in at 196 to 182i for Edwards. TURKEYS SAVE CUCUMBERS CLOSE SCORES AND 16 INNING BATTLE IN COAST LEAGUE OUKM, Tex.. May 8. (A. P.) j n.. .......... ..i.i u.,.. .....i Buccensive victory as tlio 1 iron ns i u J, i iYi B,riiiliiviiw.-iii were sunk by 8 to 1 in St. Louis yesterday. I The champions combed Walter I Stewart for 12 hits, running their six game total to T5. Babe cut in with two useful singles. The tri- j umph was needed to keep the Hug men on top, as the Athletics exe cuted an about face in Chicago ny 5 to 4 behind old Jack Quin, Yerkcs and Shores. Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 1 aud Detroit nosed out the Sena tors by 5 to 4 in other American league games. Phil Collins, Phila delphia recruit, defeated Cincin nati by 3 to 2. giving Burt Shot ton's boys their third straight vic . tory. The San Francisco Mission Reds yesterday bagged their twenty eighth victory of the Benson to lead the pack by four games when they the Sacramento Sena- Frazier, and the long struggle was over. Pinch Hitter Walter Burkett'B slabbing double against the center field fence when the- bases were full in the ninth inning, runs and gave Los Angeles an 8 to 7 victory over Portland at Los Angeles. rell, British ambassador, iu the presidential party, xcited much favorable comment among (lie peasants who remarked that it was against British troops ihe maid led the French to victory 500 years ago. A statue representing Jouli of Arc receiving the homage of France was unveiled in the gar- lens of the city hall. Delegates in their Initial experiments led to , from her unlive village of Fom- a consolidation of the Interested remy were received by the govern companies, to the extent of placing menial nitUmrlti their inventions Congratulations ANTLERS on Your New VITAPHONE Equipment Most of the electrical equipment in the Antlers theatre was furnished and instal led by us. ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO. . 135 N.Jackson v HOW THEY STAND IN PENNANT RACES cucumoer crop trom insects, w. Actors' siein ueciucu nine pens auu an tue poults thuy could raise would do a lot for other crops. Iu addition he sold S3 birds at a profit of ? 1S5.20 and has Sou worth of turkeys left. Now he proposes to fence his entire farm and cash in still further) on the insect destroyers. one-run lead and emerged at ' NEW CURTAIN SETS Ford sedan, 1925 model, balloon tires, new Duco paint and in fine condition, for sale by Roseburg Mo tor' Co. Oakland and Pontine dealers. Fresh snlmon ecfffl. Tdlevld Park. the long end 3 to 1. 'e now have a dandy line of San Francisco's Seals won from ! made up curtains. Colored edge the Seattle Indians 7 to 1. their sec-1 styles come in rose, blue, green or ond straight over the northerners : gold. 2J yd. ruffled cm-talus with this week, A hurling duel from start to fin-1 Ish took place at Emeryville where i the Oakland Oaks clashed with thu Hollywood Stars, the Oaks winning the battle 1 to 0 in six'teen innings. It was the longest game of the Coast league series this season-, Neither team was able to shove a run over thu plate for 15 innings, but in the last, Jimmy Reese pinjil'id to center, scoring Hoy valance and tie backs. Special prices at 79c, 9Kc, $1.29 and $1.35. Also similar ruffled curtaining by the yard. If it's curtains you want, we have a large assortment right now. Carr's- where you save. Ford sedan, 1925 model, balloon tires, new Duco paint and in fine condition, for sale by Roselturg Mo tor Co. Oakland and Pontine dealers. In ' the hands ot competent electrical engineers, who could build and install this equipment in the theatres under more favorable conditions and to belter advantage. having gained this much head way, other producing companies quickly fell in line to produce pic tures and programs of a like na ture. In less than a year, billions of dollars have been spent by the film producing companies, tu re- scored two model their studios to make "sound" and "talking" pictures. Millions have been spent by ex hibitors In every part of the coun try to infctall this amaxlng new un II 11 tin. til u llfl rrivu I lit) I llt'lll l'l I natrons this new diversified enter tainment. Ordered Months Ajo , The rapidness with which this new movement has progressed can be gained, perhaps, by a review of the local situation. Karly in lue year George Hunt, of Modtord, president of the Umpqua Amuse ment company, owner of thu local theatres, placed an order for the equipment tor the Antlers. Deliv ery was promised early in April, but the rush at the factory has been so great that it has been im possible to fill t lie com tacts on schedule and the installation of the local device has juwt been To mniutuin a Blender figure, no one can deny tltc truth of the advice: "REACH FOR A LUCKY , INSTEAD OF A SWEET." .1 n .( Pacific Coast League W I. Mission 2S Los Anjreles 24 Oakland ..." 2i San Francisco ...2:t Hollywood IS Sacramento 20 Portland IS Seattle 11 National League W Chicago 11 lloslon : 9 St. Louis Ill I'lttsbuich 7 Pliiladi'lHiia 7 New York 6 Ilrooklyn 6 Cincinnati 6 American League V New York .....11 Philadelphia 11 St. Louis 11 Detroit 12 Cleveland 8 ChleaKO 7 Host on 5 Washington 4 Pet. .718 .5S8 .5.".5 .535 .4S6 .4r5 .4115 .2S9 Pet. .047 .643 .5SS .407 .4H0 .460 .370 .350 Pet. I .738 : .ess .fill .071 .444 .3S9 .313 .207 WALKER-EDWARDS BOUT ENOS IN FREE-FOR-ALL ( .K.f l'r.-M l-.-a-. il Win ) l'OKTLANI), Ore., May 9. fleorye Walker, Canadian heavy ut'ihi wrestling champion, defeat ed Hilly Kdwards, Kansas City, ht-re last night, in a. rouch match which emlt-d in a free-for-all with tjnt h w rest lers, p-feree, several sprt-tatni-s and policeman mixing iu a lively setio in the rin k after Walker was awarded the third fall, when Kd wards started swineing his fists at Walker. Kdvards won the first fall with a double n-verse Japanene toe-hold after wearing Walker dfiwn with his knuckle headtork. tUvv II! tninufes Walker hooked Ivl wards with a crab hold, the lat ter pounding the mat to sae himself. Alter four minutes FiRSTAID FOR LACES PERRIN'S TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY This Sale opened May 4, and many of the good people "of ihe county and city have benefited by the low prices of Good Shoes we have sold them since the opening day, but we want everybody in the country to enjoy the benefits of the saving we are offering them', so urge you to come in and have us fit you with a serviceable, stylish pair of shoes. We can only mention a few bargains here, but when you come to the store and see the hundreds of pairs of shoes we have placed on display, you will see just the sort of footwear you have been wanting. -mnei-TtiiiiM iiMiiEBliiMimiiirnrahfciiifaerfMiili t-fritfiiiri'irTiTiiiifWnntrtHrtiiUl I8 R E E f a Saturday, One Pair of 5 lose To the first 15 ladles buying $5.00 or more merchandise at Perrin's Anniversary Sale, we will give a pairof our hili grade $1.65 Hose. 3e there to get yours. Latest patent or blonde cutout medium heel slipper. Our 20lh Anniversary Sale Price Hiyh spike heel, patent, regu lar price $5.85. Special Anni versary Sale price $3.93 Patent leather, Hi were $5.85, our Sale price spike heels, Anniversary $3.98 HOSIERY One bis; lot of Men's, Women's and Chil dren's Hose at an Anniversary Sale price of 0e Infants' soft soled shoes and slippers, size 3 and 4, will go during the Anniversary Sale at Tan calf oxfords, regular $7.50 value, priced duriny the Anniversary Sale at $4.49 P emus Shoe Stor "W ' Noted ZleiiMd neanly x i'..:::J ' Conflicting Arguments fi have been unable to liult tho rapidly iiicrcoHiug tendency of tlio public to adopt I.ueky Strike as its favorite cigurelto. l.ueky Strike is a llenl of choice tobaccos whoso toasted flavor thrills the taste, whose toasting process eliminates Impurities, and, at 20,679 pliyticlung testify, niakcs T.urltieg less irritating. Toasting elevates l.urky Strike to a pluue of quality w hich no other cignrcttccan approacb. 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