TWO
II!
Series Opener Dropped to
. Giants as Cubs Climb
t Nearer by Victory
Over Brooklyn.
ny WILLIAM J. CHIl'MAN
VssotUied t'rvaa Spoil Writer)
- The tlianis yesterday lurued
uck the 1'iraiei by 4 to 1 as Hie
' :hicaKO Cubs swept lluough Uie
i :iiookiyu lUbiiin lor an 11 to 7
'iuc-lon. 'J lie PiiaU jtuiainfcd
in UHi top perch in ihv Jiwku
'htiunliiig, but they enjoyed a niar
Kin or lens tlian one lull name.
Another CiiicaKO victory today,
.iiuiLcufd gy another I'iraie Ue
Mat would oud the Cuba buck to
. Ui; top by a ptgceiitage jjjrj'kIu
with Hie Btaiiriiug iu guinea a vir
tual lie.
A five run rally In the elKhth eu
iublcu old "Alex the (ireut" lo pick
jup .credit for the Cardiuala' V 1-
4 victory over the Hruve. 'J'he
I'liililes luriied Mck ClucjnnaiJ
by 6 tu 4.
The Yankees were ruined out
- iu Cleveland, and the AtbJeUcis
picked up a technical advantage
' of half a KUine by defeating De
iroft 8 to 4. The Markuieu'a mar-
' jciu now is c: UU and me hajf
contest h
.More import.'uit lo Connie Muck
1 hi: n this paper advantage of hav-
- Ing won a game which the Van
Jte48 yet have to play was ihe
ah owl iik of Oeoi-ffo Wnlberg who
- in decent Karnes had threatened to
enter a (flump, WaJbtrg game De
troft nino Jilts, but &u scattered
I these I hat the afternoon was an
" Athletic walk over.
'" Washington opened 't stny in
St. Louis by winning a 11U 1U to
3 decision.
The veteran Red Kber t; haded
- -bunny MacKayden Jit a line pilcit
, ing battle at Chicago, ajid tne
.. Wlilte Sox defeated the Jlcd fcjox
' ' 1y"7S to 1 in ten Inning".
HOW THEY STAND
. . NEWS BRIEFS
(Ily tlio AHsoL-iated I'roHH)
Pacific Coast League
W. I,. Pet.
Run Frimrlsro J 4 4 .778
ilulljwooi) 12 4 .77.0
l.uH Angeles 13 6 ,67
; MIhsIuii . i 6 .667
- Oukluml 7 Jl .3N'J
.Sacramento G 11 .'313
l'oitlund 0 13 .278
- 3jUUU) . 3 11 .176
f National Leayue
PltlsburRh 03 2!) .046
. CMuUKU .., CI 29 MIX
i, NiW York 61 88 .66S
t. J-Ollln I I 41 .GOB
' molilyil 38 4,r .458
- .Mladfllilllll : :I4 4!) .411)
'imnn 34 r2 .3!l.r
Ulclnnall , 32 61 .386
American League
'hllHclHlilila 62 24 .721
New York 61 311 .630
St. IxmiIs - 61 36 .Ml
Hetriilt : 46 42 .617
'. Clcvelund 42 41 .606
; VVjiKiilnstluii 31 6D .383
'. ChlaiKO 32 Eft .361
liOHion 26 611 .31)2
BADLY BEATEN UMPIRE
, SUES TEAM FOR (11,
260
1 ( Awh'IuIiiI I'roM Iawm! Wirr)
JjlCATTl.r;, WBh.. July ill. Ula
'luyliifc a broken none, three Xrac
tred rl btf and sundry lirulHes as
ruvenlrs nf an luipouulur deeiplon
, uiufe by him In a recent semi-pro
iiiiiie. Harvey ("Suds") Klllherlanil.
: 'nweball unitdre. riled suit here
', iiinlimt IJUu llallard team to.' 1 1 1 ,-
, 260.
.. SKELEJON OF LOST MAN
FOUND BY STUDENTS
( ..I,-.I I'll .. , I W U. I
OISIOdD.V CITY. Ore.. July 10.
Thi skeleton found on Kast mouie
Ial;i, near Kstucaila. July 7 by two
I'ulverslly of tregou atudeuls.
has been Identified as that of
tieorae tillllteJison. 31, sou of Mr.
and. Mrs. John tiulliekson of Wood
. Jiurn. . 'J'he man left his houie Iu
.('anby three years uko- Clolbtnit
' arid si-veral ajth-les In his poekeu
. irovldd idem illcai Ion, the eoio
ner stiid.
" ' ' o
' jjltJH SCHOOLS TO HAVE
- HELP OF GUIDANCE EXPERT
(JJiKdON "iT.TK ,(M)I,I.K(;K,
ruivallis. J y ly. For many
-ymtrs slali' hi itlutlolis liuve been
provldlivj eAt.i .is'lon siei-ialisis to
b'ejji he farmers vlth their juob
' lejji, but Orenou Stale eolleae viil
. bet as far as is known, the first to
tftivhle sui-h assistance for Ihe
boys and girls of the state to help
them with that most important
problem, selecting their life woik.
In announcing the appointment of
Lesion L. Love um vocational guid
ance specialist on the college staff,
Or. J. It. Jewel, head of the school
of vocational education, said that
any high school In Oregon may
have the services of Mr. Love up
on request.
Experiments and observation
have demonstrated, says Ue&n
Jewell, that tt is now possible to
assist an individual to choose the
(career which offers him the best
chances of success, and to warn
him against those for which he is
not fitted. Application of these
principles prevents misits, by di
recting individuals into the work
In which they will be most suc
cessful and happy, and helping
them to decide whether the ex
pense of higher training is neces
sary for the career tiiey wish to
follow.
ITALJAN CITIE6 ROCKED
BY fl SECOND TEMBLOR
(AMN-fatU l'rt-w U-utvil Win-)
FLOHKNCK, Italy, July 19.
Florence was shaken by an earth
quake yesterday. 'I'he nhovk lasted
about eight seconds and did con
siiierahlu damage to walls and
roofs In neigh boring vllages.
Uoors fell and crevices appeared
in walls in Jtorgo, San Lorenzo,
Vicchlo, Uarbertno, and Fireenzu
ola, but no personal injuries a. ere
reported.
'J'he J-'LazJi MichaelaiiKelino, the
Campo de Maru. and Le (jasclne
were full of tearful people, while
the populace of the hamlet .Mugelo
went out into Ihe fields to sleep.
At Uologne the shock was light
er than at Florence. At Faeusa
and L'astel Del Itio the inhabitants
were greatly alarmed.
SONJMENBERG DEFEATS
RUSSIAN STRONG MAN
(AiuuK-lah'il I'n-M 1mcI W!n)
T.CLSA, Okla., July JH. Gus Son
ne n berg, world's heavyweight
vvreHtJiug chiuuplon, uetealel Miib
tero Kirilenko, KiiHsian strong mun
and circus performer in two
straight falls here laHt night. Kiril
enko, vvbo has been in the United
States five months, held his own
with the champion until he missed
a try for a flying mare and his
head struck the canvas, lie was an
easy victim for Bonnenberg's flying
tackle.
The champion gained the second
full In less than a minute. The
time of the first lull was 36
minutes.
NOTICE
I wJH not be responsible for any
lebts whatsoever contracted by
vuyone otlior than myself.
MELV1N J. MEADOR.
who recommends
Puritan Malt is Interested
in satisfying his
He is worth
knowing.
IPmkoTa
uVU
all quality because it's all barley
MEL-0 WJMAID
SPECIAL
It's the preferred refreshment for every occas
ion. l-"or desert . . . for afternoon "tiffin" . . .
nfter the show , . , during the bridge game . . .
lit nil times n welcome dish. It's sold by brick
or bulk. All flavors nnd combinations offered at
'dll times.
Insist on Mel-O-Maid ol your dealer or
Phone 340
Douglas County Creamery
ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW,
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
MAKE FINAL PLANS
FOR SUMMER OUTING
The Camp Fire Girls of this city
are making final preparations tor
the annual outing at Wolf Creek.
August 6 lo lit. following the Hoy
Scout camp, which ends on the
4th, and from present indications
accommodations will be crowded.
Margaret Fepoon, "Heaver," from
Oregon City, is returning this year
as swimming luaM'uctor, MUs Jlc
Mullin, "Hurro," of I'owers,
"Cookie" I'age, "Snow" Kiufth,
"Woodchuck" Arundel, "Tortoise"
Cully and even "Chippie," the mas
cot dote, are to he back at camp
this year, assuring an able force of
instructor a.
The Wolf Creek camp has Leen
greatly Improved this year, one of
the latest additions being a plat
form constructed by the Scouts
across the creek from camp, mak
ing au exceptionally good outdoor,
stage.
PRESBYTERIES OF
SO. OREGON, COOS
BAY ARE MERGED
ALIIANY, Ore., July 10. Urg-I
Ing his hearers to "preach about I
God,"' and to "get rid of 'man wor- j
ship," Dr. Henry W. Wilson, direc
tor of the hoard of national mis
sions of the Presbyterian church,
yesterday was a speaker at the
conference of the Oregon Prenby
turlan synod here. Ministers and
elders from every seclion of the
synod attended the meeting.
Consolidation of the- southern
Oregon and Coos Hay Presbyter
ies was the most important busi
ness beyond ihe synod, and was
favorably acted upon. The result
ing Presbytery now reaches from
the eastern boundary of Lake
county to the Pacific ocean, and
from the California line lo the
Uinpua river, it embraces 27
churches and membership of 30:s5,
and has 31 ministers in Its jurisdic
tion. The Rev. Joseph Snyder 6f
North Hend was elected moderator
BOY
WANTED
The services of a young man,
out of school, are desired by a
mercantile house of this city.
Must be honest, industrious and
of good personality. Previous
retail experience not necessary.
References required.
ADDRESS BOX 1209
co News-Review
trade.
C3
ROSEBURG. OREGON.
representing . the consolidation.
Other officers are: Rev. J. W.
Augell, Gold Beach, stated clerk;
Kev. Urury JJaight, Klamath Falls,
permanent clerk; liev. R. W.
Aciior, Uoseliurg, temporary clerk;
Rev. Hugh Mitchelwore, Ashland,
reporting clerk.
Mare than one hundred minis
ters and elders attended the synod-
LAKE MICHIGAN SWEPT
BY DAMAGING STORM
(AnoHatt-d I'rru l'ax-fl Wire?
CHICAGO, July ll. A furious
"nopaster" lashed Lake .Michigan
yesterday, and early today, cauin
thousands of dollars loss in Juke
tront damage. Fifteen-foot waves
nattered Jake, Xront apartment
buildings, tore craft from moor
ings, and swept over streets,
heachea and parks.
Marines described the storm as
Uie worst in 20 years. Excursion
steamers and freighters sought
their way with difficulty through
the tumbling waters.
BERGER IMPROVING
MlLWArk'EE. Wis., July 19.
Victor L. Herger, GU, furmer so
cialist congressman w ho suffered
a skull fracture when struck by a
street car Tuesday, was reported
today to be "steadily improving".
Attending physicians expressed
the opinion that, barring complica
tions, he would recover.
Messages poured Into the sick
room from all parts of the world,
expressing the hope for a speedy
recovery.
CupXustard
he Summer Cookie-CakeThat
; Keeps
Indefinitely
Don't keep the home fires baking all
summer. Serve Cup Custard Cookie
Cakes., They are cake and confection
combined and l-keep indefinitely.
Order by name from your grocer.
One of
famous Qookie-Qakes
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.Spnkane. Portland, Seattle
... The
most luscious delicacy the sea pro
vides. . . delicious, tender and tasty.
Rich in iodine and phosphorous,
those goiter-resisting elements.
Delightful in salads, cocktails,
Sandwiches and hot dishes.
TUNA
FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1929.
News Briefs
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. July 19.
Informers who send police on
fruitless liquor raids can be sued
for malicious prosecution by the
victim under a decision handed
down here by the state dUlrlct
court of appeals.
SAN FRAN'CISCO, July 29. This
city experienced a forest fire in
the residential district when fifteen
acres of historic sutro forest were
dstroyed by flames.
Et'REKA. Cal., July 19. George
Peirini was in jail here today,
charged with first degree murder,
mid Robert Stevens, young Klam
ath Indian, was dead of a gunshot
wound, as the result of a quarrel
over 5 cents In Petrinl's bar Wed
nesday night.
LA HONDA. Cal., July 19. San
Gregorio witnessed an unusual ac
cident for this motorized age when
Ernest Elliott, 37, was trampled to
AWNINGS
Ws make and guarantee
all kinds.
HARRY PEARCE
Phone 573
the pMany
TE STAR
cs ic k tijr
death by a team of runaway horses.
EUREKA, Calif., July 19. Explo
sion of a dynamite cap yesterday
killed Arthur Barker, 7-year-old sod
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barker of
Crescent City, and severely Injur
ed Kenneth Vlemau.
STANFORD CNJVERSITY, CaJ..
July 19. Public ownership was
characterized as a "great calamity
which must be fouelu in all its
phases," by Robert Newton Lynch,
general manager of the San Fran
cisco chamber of couiecurce, la an
address here.
SPOKANE, Wash., July 19 Ap
parently driven by jealousy, Elmer
SnelliiiK, 50. shot and killed his es
tranged wife, LuJa Belle SnelJing.
30, mother of two children, and
then committed suicide with the
same pistol
Here they are REP HOT food -specials! These outstanding values
are here for your selection at far below usual prices. So, make MacMarr s
your food center for hot weather food buying.
ROSEBURG
Prices Effective Saturday & Monday
JULY 20th AND 22nd
Apricots
New Spuds
SUGAR r0TbeCbrge 59c Q
AsparagusTipsSc Peas ?cr!0M2t; 50c
Jell Well iVrtt ;ig. 47c Butter l:st creamery' 46c
Pork&Beansvr - 29c Ginger Ale y2t.eS35c
Melba Toast 25c
Shrimp
American
3 cans
Deviled Meat
pnrrrrm? In bulk- ground s you like u.
1LL Special Blend, lb. 37c; Supreme
Bacon Medium wit, 33c Bacon Squares 18c
Hams em,um 35c Chipped Beef sow in bulk.
$5.00 Orders Delivered Free Any Order 10c Sugar Excepted
PI'REKA Calif July 19 The
booV of A Alvo sen "7. painter,
nds-inK from bis home here since
July 7 ws tound Floating in Hum -
1 SAVE YOUR ROOF ft
,ut be a reason
IbuilSfna owner,
There mu
tlve business I
Black Hawk Roof Coating
' rember lisui w":"-.,.,. 1
an ...fo t"o "fr your roof in condition
to giye Ipng year, of service. !,
r.OF.N LUMBER COMPANY
aTitaTgg.iii.i.Ilslti,'t'
PRODUCE ITEMS
rrSS5
3V2C Oranges
HOT SHOTS
Beauty, A r
Jt
Grape
?hor 25c
SMOKED MEATS
upecuy muiorcycie service
I boldt bay yesterday. While no rea- t,
son for suicide was apparent, au-
tio.lties held a theory ol possime
Uurder for robbery. i
why the majority of representa-
are having their roof, coated with
'''i'
SUTHERLIN
$1-15
medium, 2 doz.
45c
Juice lt-hot- 25c
Flour "0"bwheat- 45c
47 c
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