Roseburg news-review., July 01, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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Justice Makes a Clean Sweep
and 34 tons of potatoes. Other
courses are 3 tons of grapes, 187,
000 bananas, 1C,000 oranges. Ill
pounds of honey, 26,000 egRs and
10,000 gallons of milk. Of course,
that's one year's supply.
About 5000 leopards are killed
In India every year. , ,
Today's News of Sport
An old railway Btatlon In BerXn
has been converted into a music
hall seating 3000 people.
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SENSATiONAL COLF KEEPS
TITLE FOR B03BY JONES
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY I, 1929
CARDS PUT CUBS
Have Margin of Half Game
Over Pirates Yanks
Make Slight Gain
on Athletics.
I!Y WILLIAM J. CH1P.MAN
(AsKiM.!alfd iVt'ss Spoils Writer)
With earnest Yankee liotintij
vainly tmrsuiiiK Athletic mechani
cal rubbkH in liitAmeiiean league
iIok deib baschall attention was
somewhat 'turned to the National
eireuit, where. Ilie Cubs are nu
lling riot. The Hiuins took their
ease in Chicago today alter a thor
oughly succe.-it.lul visit to St.
Louis. The National league lead
ers cleaned up four decisions at
, Smrtiiman'g park, Ihe last in a
remarkable ui-hill fight yesterday
by the score of 14 to S.
Although the Pirates just laiil
etl lo shuiie the Keds by 7 to 6 at
Cincinnati the Cubs maintained
their margin of half a game, with
the pleasant prospect of enter
taining the Hedlegs over the li. li
day while Ihe liuccaneers are con
tending with tile Cards.
Phillies Going Better
Even the Phillies now ure Im
peding the progress of the (Hunts
through tite supposedly soft jurt
of John Mcdraw's schedule in the
east. Kniering the polo grounds
W illi a record or only one victory
over the (Hants In eleven starts,
the Phils forced the home bojs
to work hard for the odd game in
five.
The rhlladelphians divided two
doubleheaders Willi ' the New
Yorkers over tite week-end. win
HlliK the second game yesterday by
4 to 2 after the home team had
taken the opener by 14 to 2.
The liraves and the lioblns di
vided a double bill at Huberts
field. Tiie home team took the
iirst behind Vance 6 to 3, largely
because of Del liissonelte's third
homer in-two days, and the Jlos
tonese grabbed the second by in
to 6 In eight rounds. It was call
ed on account of alleged dai ltness,
but nobody cared.
Yanks Gain One Game
The American li ague campaign
yesterday presented the odd spec
tacle of the Yankees engaged In
gaining a game on the Athletics.
The Mackmen had to lose one to
Washington some time, and Sun
duy was the day. Then Senators'
32 to 2 triumph broke Mr. Mack's
' 11111 of eleven straight against tlie'
cupital city team.
As the Mackmen came to brief,
the Yankees were winning from
Ihe lloslon lied Sox ti to 4 at
J h aws field. Habe P.uth got Ills
sixteenth homer.
Itain deprived the lirowns of a
chance to clean up another game
in Chicago, and Detroit shaded
Cleveland by Jl to 111 at Navin
HOW THEY STAND
IN BALL LEAGUES j
Pr.cific Coast League
(Ai.vuti-tl l'um Wire)
MAMAUUNKCK, N. July 1.
HuiM'it i. Joii'ts, Jr., slutted back
nunit' to Ins Atlanta1 law office
toiiuy with the open golt champion
Miip flip hobby Jones won lit a
playoff for the title. "The south
em chy today is the golf capital of
the Lniteil Slates, for Uobby'n
third victory in the open comes
when the amateur championship
cup is payhiK a visit ol a year to
the ciuiihouse of the Kast Lake
c:uh, country home of the Atlanta
Athletic club, for the fouith tune.
In winniiiK his third champion
ship, the si eat Jones played golf
only as he can play it. "I saw it.
but I Kt ill didn't believe it," said
a golfer of fair ability alter the
kinn of tli umateuis had di feaied
Al Kspino.iU, a clever professional,
by 3 strokes in a 36 hole play,
off over Hi'.- trs'p infested west
course of the Winged Foot Coif
club.
WILMER STULTZ,
FAMOUS FLYER,
DIES IN CRASH
(Continued from paae I)
hist Varch cf his son. 31. jar Wil
liam N. llenley. first American
lo fl' the Atlantic west to east, in
the R-31.
Miss Ear hart Gets Job
NKW YOKK, July 1. Amelia
Earhiirt, fimt woman tnins-Al-lantic
air jmssenfier, today was tip
pointed (iHsistniit funeral traffic
malinger of the Transcontinental
A'r Transport Inc.
T. 11. (Mement, general mannKer
of the coi:ualion, in announcing
the appointment, said she would
fiivo advice conenming luxuries,
refreshinenis which women de
mand cm planes.
She will be a passenger on the
nKhi inauKuratins the service on
July 7.
CLKVKLAM), July 1. Risking
contact in a f: which forced them
to fly along al an altitude of only
2t) Ofeet, the mnnoplano City of
Cleveland wus ri'funled at 1 ocock
lliin afternonn just when failure
of tlK enduratice flight of Hoy L.
.Mitchell and Hyron K. Newcomb
seemed at hand.
The Imurduus refueling task
was undertaken when the gasoline
tanks of the City of Cleveland were
almost emptied after a wait since
s o'clock ast night lor another
contact. The refusing ship had
been on the ground uli morning be
cause of the fog.
DAUGHTER BORN TO DR.
AND MRS. HOUCK ON DATE
PARENTS' ANNIVERSARY
A laughter, Janet, was born
Sunday, June 30, to Dr. (ieorge il.
Houck and Dr. Flora C. Houck at
Eugene. The father is the son
of Dr. and .Mrs. lJcorj:o E. Houck
of this city. As an unusual coin
cidence the child was horn on the
birthday anniversary of both the
father and the nioiher. The baby
and mother are reported to be do
ing nicely.
S. P. STAGE DITCHED
LATE SATURDAY NIGHT
W T, Vrt.
Mission 60 33 .Olfi
San Francisco 5S 3! ,f!is
Oakland .55 42 ,rti7
Hollywood 47 41; ,f(it.-
I os Angeles 4i 50 .471)
Sacramento 4ti 52 .4Wi
Seattle 31 57 .374
Portland 33 60 ,3.15
National League
Chicago ,3!t 23 SU
I'iHshnr :h 40 2." .(115 1
New York 3S 2'.t .5ti7
St. Louis 31; Jin .545
Hrooklvn 31 36 ,4iJ3
Philadelphia 28 30 .41S
Hoston 27 41 .3!)"
Cincinnati 24 30 .37".
American League
Philadelphia 4S 17 .73S
St. Louis 41 26 .612
New York 3S 26 .5!H
Detroit 3S 33 .535
Cleveland 31 34 .477
Washington 26 37 .413
Chicago 23 16 .333
Po.-uon 22 4S .311
A -Southern Pacific motor stage
skidded off the grade near Ilrand's
roadstand Sauintay night. The
bus was oinply and w;is on the way
from Eugene to the- compnny'n
shop at Oakland. The wrecker
from the Stephens Motor company
was called and pulled the vehicle
back onto the highway, and It was
brought to the Stephens garage
where repairs were made so that
it could continue on to the shops.
APPETITES NO SMALLER
TliOY. x. Y. William F. Eddy,
ojdesl chef In point of service at
Kensselaer polytechnic Institute,
says, "Hoys of today are no differ
ent from those of years ago anil
they eat Just as much." And UllI
should know, for he's been cooking
for Ihe "boys" for 15 years. He Is
cook at a fraternity, and prepares
for 30 students.
TO THE PUBLIC
My barber shop, formerly ope
rated on Sheridan street, is now lo
cated in the Hose hotel.
K. M. KENNEDY.
I met -,W -
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45 v.vl
i
ate "
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Three Westwood boys, amused themselves breaking bottles alona a two-mile strelc:i of ntnhway.
Caught in the act by a traffic officer, they were sentenced to undo the damage. The boys are, left to;
right, Joe Kay, Joe Truden and Clarence Pentz.
News Briefs
HE MADE HER TIRED
PORTLAND, Ore. Mrs. Maudo
Gardiner has grown tired of her
husband, Leon. One evening las!.
Decern her they went to a dance
and tripped thu light faulusiic for
several hours. Came time 10 go
home and Leon got the Idea- that
his wife should walk home. So
Mrn. Card tier, she claims, w as
made to walk f mi r mi les h; ck
home. She recently sued for ui-vorce.
PAYS TO ENTER HOME
LONDON. The vicar nf St.
ttride's church on Fleet htieut. has
to pay a toll lo enter Mh own ;'ront
door. Ilridewell Place, at. the back
of the church where the vievntge
is situated was built on 'land be
longing to the Hrideweh Founda
tion. An old dividing vail runs
along (.he lines of the p-i ept ic
aiage, preventing free il-.i.t of way
into the house and cau:i:i, the loll
fee.
TRAINS AID PLAN E3
CHICAGO. The cooperaMon of
railroads ami airplanes is speeding
up Ihe schedule of the American
traveler, according to the Ameri
can Air - Transport, association.
Trans-Allan tic service also is
t-.peeded up. nerlin.lo the United
Sintes has been cut from ten in
six days. Schedules n trains and
planes are so fixed thai they waste
no time in getting ocean travelers
to sea ports.
SPEED FOREIGN MAIL
liUENOS AIRES. Air mail has
speeded up mail delivery so that
it has more than cut In half the
former time of the trip from hen;
lo Cioydou, England. The fastest
mail steamers make the trip in IS
days. It 'takes the airplane, sea
plane, steamer and train system
only eight and one-half days.
DAD FOR BARBERS
PARIS. A new drug that's des
tined to throw some apprehension
into barbers will enable people to
experience complete baldness for
a week. It is thallium acetate. You
drink it and at the end of three
weeks your hair is gone. At the
end ot another week it starta lo
grow again.
CANT BLAME THE CAT
insanity, but If he just can't live
without one then it's time to have
him examined. Karl Kreider, who
had been advertising extensively
in the newspapers for a wile, was
recently given a sanity hring in
court. ,
(AatotHiittil 1'rcw Lcaaetl Win)
SEVILLE. Spain. July 1. Sport
ing Spain today acclaimed Sydney
Franklin. Brooklyn bull fighter.
He suffered injuries here at the
horns of his bull, yesterday, was
sent to a hospital, but returned in
lime finally to dispatch the animal.
Franklin hail his cape caught in
the horns of his second bull of the
day. The bull, a huge black beast
twisted his head and downed the
American, who was bruised and
badly mauled before his fellows in
thV ring could pet him away.
He was taken immediately to a
clinic w here his w-uunds were
d resscd . A I ea n while back at the
arena ljie "espuda." or second man
in the ritr;, made ready to substi
tute for Franklin in killing (he
bull. He bad Just entered the ring
w hen Franklin himself appeared,
and despite many bandages insist
ed on completing the job himself.
He obtained a new sword and
made short shrift of the animal,
the audience giving him an ova
tion. This was Inspired partly by
his poed luck in escaping a goring
when he was down, and partly by
his courage in coming back and
vindicating bis skill in the arena.
The bull was Franklin's second
cf the afternoon, (he first, a bay
animal, having outplayed him
slightly. Franklin's first, "Mulcla,"
failed to hurt the animal and a sec
ond, was required. This extra trial
dimmed the enthusiasm of the
hime audience, many of whom had
come a great distance either afoot
or in ox carts to witness the per
formance of the "Yankee torea
dor". Tho huge arena was filled, with
women wildly waving their shawls
in their enthusiasm, und as many
of the younger and more beautiful
senoritas wearing the classic mantilla.
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! Cherries Wanted!
Bings, Lamberts, Royal Annes
Also Other Varieties,
Now contracting our requirements for
fresh prunes for canning. g
I FRANK J.NORTON COMPANY f
s Sut'.ierlin, Oregon. Tel. 3 Roseburg, Oregon. Tel. 525
g a
j Spray Now
OVERGROWN RADISHES
CAPK TOWN, South Africa.
The most unusual forest in the
world is found near the west mast
of Africa. It is on a tableland
about six miles in width. The trees
thereon have a diameter of about
four feet, yet they grow to a hfdght
of only one fiot. Fach tree hears
two leaves which attain a length
of six feet and breadth -of two
feet.
CHECKERS BY RADIO
C.ItFHN DAY. Wis. Chess has
been played by radio, but It Is
; doubtful if checkers has. lint Cur-
lis Peacock, operating WilKIN
here, and Mips Pauline M. Joslin,
operating WUHly, Anamosa. Ia
recent ly dunned a radio checker
game. He picked up Anamosa the
oilier day, talked with Miss Joslin
and the checker game was the outcome.
' VARIED MENU
CALCUTTA, India. A eat was
indirectly responsible for the burn
ins of a whole village of 4o cot
tages in Pengal Province recently.
An old woman can -lit it anil tied a
piece of jute to lis tail. She then
lit it and tiie cat U aped on a
thatched roof. Igniting that. In
this manner the other collages
were tired.
SIGN OF INSANITY
SPUINfiFlKLD, Mo.-.Heeuu.so a
follow w:niM a wife Jh mo humi "f
SHORT AND SOU R
SAN nKUNAHDINO. Calif.
Charging desertion and cruelly,
Margarilo Cabral, Mexican, asked
for divorce from his bride pf two
weeks, Olympja Cabral. Ho stated
thai he hud repeatedly asked his
wife to return to his home, but
that she had refused. The pair
were married on June 27, 1922, and
separated on July lf of the same
year.
LONDON. Animals In Rodents'
Park menagerie not only are sup
nlied with food without working
for It, but get plenty of It. The
menu includes everything from
hay to dried flies. The vegetable
course contains 144 tons of hay
for
Spider Mites
S-W Summer-Mulsion
a sure control
MANY orchards In the Valley are already Infested with Ked
Spider. This subtle pest Is causing the loss of thousands
of dollars annually. Yet many growers fail to appreciate the
serious injury caused by these mites.
Spider Mites are dangerous because they reduce the chloro
phyll (green coloring matter) in the foliage, causing the leaves
to turn yellow. Lack of chlorophyll In the tollaue restricts
digestion of the sap, causing fruit to become stunted and under
coiorcd. Spider Mite injury also reduces the set fo fruit buds
tor the next year's crop and weakens the vitality of the tree. v
Sherwin-Williams Summer-Mulsion Is a positive control lor
Spider Mites, wiU absolute satcty to fruit and tolia-jt. KU
these pests NOW and insure the normal development of you
fruit as well as the set of fruit buds for the next year's crop.'
Applied with Arsenate sprays, it witt control Codling Moth, too.'
LEAKE & BEYERS CO.
I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 530
EASES THE BUMPS
LONDON. A recent bumper de
signed here takes all the bumps
and much of the hazard out of driv
ing an automobile. 1 1 is an all
rubber bumper fitted into two mov
able iron jaws. On striking an
object the jaws open, absorbing the
tdiock ami preventing injury. A car
tested ran into a tree head-on with
out injury
It keeps your food safe
tlic temperature is "well below Soalwajrsf
I
run
jrowers
ATTENTION
It lias Lnc-n estimated that the 1929 tonnage of
prunes in Douglas County will exceed that of any
former year in tlie history of the county.
This situation will tax tlie capacity of ail the driers
in the county, besides making it necessary to build
many new ones.
Look vour drier over NOW for needed repairs. Or,
if building new. get YOUR ORDER IN EARLY
for pipe and stove.
Wc make your pip'r lo fit your drier. Also will sell
steel and caot iron drier stoves.
Now Out-Selling Nearest
Competitor Almost
Two To One
ACCORDING TO THE MOTOR REGISTER
MARCH
Ford, 981 cars
Chevrolet, 749 cars
Essex, 163 cars
Pontiac, 138 cars
APRIL
Ford, 1155
Chevrolet, 640
Essex, 152
Pontiac, 148
MAY
Ford, 1136
Chevrolet, 592
Pontiac, 157
Essex, 118
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J. H. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works Phone 42 t
329 N. Jackson St. Q $
j The Ford Motor Co., the largest industry in the world, is building
1 8500 cars a day and is steadily increasing production lo take care
of the increasing demand for Ford products.
C. A. eLockwood Motor Co.
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