TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. RQSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1930.
ATHLETICS TIED
Fielding Average of Each
. .975 in 1929; Gehrlnger,
Kamm, Judge Best of
League Basemen.
Boley Tops Shortstops and
Simmons Is Tied With
- Schulte for High
J Outfield Mark.
Ily PAI'I. IIK'KKI.KON
Assop'u'ed i"l'H8 Hporls Wrlli-r.
CUK'ACO. Jun. II. Till) world s
. chmnpinll I'lilliiilelplllii Allili-lli-.i
nnd Hie St. I.oiiIh Ill-owns liuil Hi"
limitpst di'fi'iisi'H nf it 1 1 Aiiierli'iui
.lisilLUe clulM In IKS. nllli-iiil fit-Id
" inK avt'l'iiMt'H illm-Iosi-ii ttiilav.
Tin- Alhli'liis ari'i'ldcd .r, CKI
ohawi'S ami the llrowiiH 5,'J71.
eiu-li. i-omiiiliiiK H urunil hi'iihimih
; uveniKe ' "' '' llin-e polnm
i liiKher lliun tlm li'niliiiR nmrk m
'.corilfil l)' VV'a.MliljlKloii III J !I2K ami
I wo ' points liws Ilian Urn iill-lliiu--
nliijor liMiym.' n-t'tntl I'Klalillslicd
by Hie New York YuliltmB In
1928.
Only onn player, Willie Kaiiini
o Hie Chit'iiK" While Kox, reniln
ed - Ills fli'lillnn i-liiiiiiplnliliii.
Kiinim defi'inlcil IiIh Ihlrd haw
pnt al a .'J7H flip, ncri-ptlllK -till
iliuiifiis anil iiiuklhK bill H errorri
In 115 names. In lll-X, he llelded
.077.
Joe .lii'iee. V.'nxliliiKKtn veteran,
led the flrsl haaenii'li. lie play-t-il
In 142 Kamert, wwii' Ml-il put
oum and HH unsilu and only nix
errors Tor all avernk'e or .!IM law
Foiiuvcu of Clovulaiid new Aini'll
can leaKUu ImlllliK clinniplon, mm
second lo JuiIku w 1 1 li a .!!); uv
erase. C-liili les 0 p II r ItiKi-r. IH-lroll
youthful si-i-nnil biuu-llinll, wan
the heal defensive player or lh
year around ihe ki-yiitwii' fclullon
lie had 4U1 puloun. rnl imsislH and
lint 23 errors In If. I ginni'S for a
.075 mark. Cehrlncer also parti
cipated In M douhle plays. Jnhn
llodapn of Cleveland had an aver
line of .1177 hut lie competed in
Only 72 Raines.
Boley Tops Shortstops
.'Shortstops were unusually medi
ocre on derense in l!i2!i, Ihe aver
nes revealed, will! J"e Holey or
(he Athletics Ihe hest In the Held
with II .II8H average. the same
murk Hint with -which Joe Sewell
of Cleveland, led the Held In W2K.
Holey plaved In only KS cunies hut
reached his best form lale In Hie
Ktiuuui, and played hrllllanlly 111
tiio.' world series. The Philadel
phia veteran's record was Mil put
nits. 22(1 asslsls. anil 15 errors.
Ten iniroeliei" was second with a
,958 average.
Al Simmons of Hie Athletics and
Fred Hchiilln of the llrowns tied
for first nil"-" tlllioni: the oillfleld
ors with .9X9 nverliKes. In 112
KiiineB at cinlerlli'ld. Kcliulte ac
cepted 373 chances while Simmons
, had 368 In 112 liiinics In lefl field.
Battery Leaders
Harold' Unci led Ihu catchers
Rheumatism Made
Him Quit His Work
"I was so crippli'il up villi rlii'ii
mutism that I luul lo iiuit work ns
foreman of the KukIIhIi l.uuihur &
LcggiiiK Co. 1 filitititd HiUTon and
now I'm Htroitu mid veil and uouml
us u flilver dollar!
will) .990 for 63 Kami's although
(orduii ".Mickey' I'oclnaiif oi I he
Athletics, uhoHt avt'iaK' waa .ifs'.i,
watt rt'Kai deij un Hit be I backstop
in the league.
Thirteen pitchcra, who wr in
24 game or mure, had perfHcl
lielding iccoidH, .iuck KuhmII ot
Jloston af:fi'riiiiK M tliunueii. Klvu
Lrijriu pluya v. f it' executed throUKh
otit the Huauon, two by the Van
keeH ami onu each hy St. Louis,
(lifciiKo uiul Jeliolt. Willie Kamm
of tiie Whim Kox, completed u
triple, play by piillfiiK the hidden
hull trick for Hie third time In bin
major Joanue earner.
Cleveland, leader In douhle
plays In 11128 with 1H7, repeated in
IWJ hut with a W'i total.
COUGAR HOOPSTERS
BEAT O. S. C; IDAHO
BEATEN BY U. OF O.
I Aiutiw'iiilil ITi wi l u l Wirt-)
COliVAI.I.lS, Ore.. Jan. 14
WiiKhliiKton Stale college husket
hall team detealed Oii-koii Slate
here last iiIkIh, 4o Id '11. The Cou
sals, led hy Mcl.arney. flasliy
sophomore forward, and Holsteln,
his riinniiiK mule, koi 'off to an
early lead, hut the OratiKc rive
lleii Ihe score twice ill Hie first
huir but WashliiKlon was leudliiK.
2U lo Hi. ill Ihe end of the hull'.
MeUirney was IiIkIi man with 17
points for Washington ilate with
llolslen accouiillliK lor 11. (iiay
son lor Oregon Klate scored seven
points.
loriilONM, Ore., Jan. 14. Ore
ton's hasketbal! ijillnlet look Ida
ho Into camp lieni last night, 4U lo
37, in a hard-lough! game. The
Wehfoots outplayed the Vandals In
Hie first half when Ihey led by VI
lo 11. The second period saw u de
termined Idaho rally which slowly
cut down Oregon's advantage, Ida
ho finally tailing the lead, 31 to
I'll. Tin' locals won the game in
Hie final 13 seconds " play when
Vincent Dolp. fouled by Howard,
converted two free throws to put
Oregon in front. IIS to 37. Windsor
Calkins followed with a field goal
a',': Bow and Arrow Experts
Bag 200-Pound Bear
,r.'.
News of
Douglas County
Frank Kruni is mi expert
Iroulile shooter" In the Graham-Paige
i, ... ,n Pnriluinl. Ore. As the cars give little trouble, he
had lo hunt some, anil the photo shows that he found it. Krum and
his son, Carroll, age 14. met u lino-pound black hear, and Krum let lly
an arrow, which only enruged Hruin. Carroll shot two more arrows as
the bear charged on his father, who had fallen backward over a log.
Then Hie elder K ruin's second arrow ended it ull.
T
;om-M;m
SI OK IKS
R MiU Trell
The Shadows Learn that ho Chim
ney Is the Best Entrance to
the Tea-Time Factory.
"Please don't go lii by the chim
ney!" Vain exclaimed.
"No.4 please don't!'' chimed in
MIJ, "'lor, Hallld and Kiiarr the
other little shadow-children with
the lurned-aboul names.
Ting a-l.liif! paused in perplexi
ty, v
"Hut It's a Bhort-cut," he pro
tested. "Why should we enter
through the door when It's so
Justice or tile peace (!. P. Hop
Kins, assisted by oilier county of
ficers, has completed drawing the
Jurors In servo 111 tile Justice court
during Hie year ot l!i:i"l. The names
selected will be placed 111 a box
and a Jury will be draw" from
itiese names whenever a case Is lo
be Hied. There are 23 women and
27 men on I be panel, which is us
follows: Mrs. J. C. Allien, Mrs. W.
W. AHlicrati, Kenneth llaiinlsier.
A. w. Ilashlord, II. M. Iloyil. I'liinn
llrillld. 10. A. Mi llion, Uoyd Y . liru-
lon. Inn miliar. Airs. . n. ini..en.
:ihel f niching. II. I'. Cbllson. I . w .
Clark. K. I.. Coclielreim, Mrs. N. I'..
Dixon, Harris Kllswoiili, .mis. n. ii.
Kvaiis, lla.el nurry, rsouei v.
(loellel, llallle .1. Ilediles. I. I'.
Iloldiillge, .1. C. Ilouseolller, tl. I,.
Hudson, tilnry lies, lleiij. II. Irvin.:.
1,. .loliusoii, Kred A. Klllibl.
Dale (luiley. Ili-ssle l.awson, iNeitie
l.undeen. Mrs. I.. O. Maddux. K.
.Maiden, Lulu II. Met. Iiniocii. f.nuer
McKean. Chrisllna Mlcelll, Kliie
Morgan, I.. It. Mynalt. Jennie Neal,
lleallice Oil, Napoleon It Ice, Mary
J. PicUuns. Napoleon Idee, .Mai
Hoberls, Mrs. lieu, .sewell, .Mis. r..
M. Situier, Frances Stanton, A. W.
Wnnipole, I. T. Whitney, C. W.
Whaiion, and l.ella Wlinbeiiy.
OREGON NEWS
SUTHIERLIN
(V.-wb HhvImt Dougiaa County Sikh:U1
Sl'THKItlJN, Jan. 14. A. A.
Young returned Sunday morning
from a short business trip to Seattle.
.Miss Dorothy iliidge resumed
her duties as third and fourth
grade teacher Friday. She has
been 111 for several u ays wnn ton-
silitis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. iAaa tell
Saturday for Salem. They expect
to return Monday.
Mrs. Avery Laswell and Miss
Alice Larsen of Yoncalla were vis
itors in Sutherlin Saturday.
The Sutherlin Volunteer ure
department 1b giving un invitation
al dance at the Hotel Sutherlin
Friday, Jan. 17.
Mrs. Mark Tlsdale is leaving
Wednesday for I.os Angeles to
Join her son. Lieutenant com
mander M. S. Tltdale, and his
family. Mrs. Tisdale expecU to
spend the remainder of the winter
in California.
Falls. During their absence Monte
mae, the small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Detwiler, visited with
her grandparents at Hotel Suther
lin. They left. Saturday morning
for Tacoma lo visit a few weekj
before goiUK to I.os Ar'.gelel, where
they will make their huiiie.
HAVE RENTED DINING ROOM
N.w K lew lluuslaa County Spi-elul).
SUTilKUMN. Jan. 14. Mr. and
Mrs. John Cook have rented the
Hotel Sutherlin dining room and
will take, charge immediately. Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Grass, who were
formerly employed as chef and
waitress, have accepted positions
in lioseburg at the Itoso hotel.
ENTERTAINS FOR GUESTS
BACK FROM KLAMATH FALLS
fScwB-Revli-w llouglu Counly Sei-cMl
SUTHERLIN. Jan. 14. Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Detwiler. son-in-law
and daughter of John W. Turner,
returned Friday evening rrom a
short business trip lo Klamalh
(N.w-Rl-w Douif'M C.HMH7 Swlul)
SUTHEItLlN, Jan. 14. Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Tlsdale entertained at
dinner Saturday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Keller of Powers.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Keller. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Helwlg
and Mr. and Mrs. Tisdale.
needle
needle
"This new phonograph
will out ear any other
made."
"Well. That's a good talking
point."
DR.
DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
IZWICC fillip"
1
Specialist In the flttlno of
Glasses
116 Jackson 8t
BUILDS HUSKY BODIES
Ideal (or children because it con
tains the nourishing, energy -building
heart of the wheat
SPERRY Wheathearts
Provides a hot cereal breakfast
that children love. Try it I
"Come Backl Come Back I"
much shorter by Hie chimney?".
The shadow-children didn't know
what lo do. They were Inside the
Chinese Plate with their Chinese
friend, Ting-a-I.lns, w ho had taken
them lo what he called the tea
time factory. F.xaetly what this
was he didn't explain. It was clear
though that II had someihiim lo
do Willi lea (everything Inside the
Chinese Plate hud something lo do I
Willi that I. From Ihe outside il
looked like a house Willi two tall
chimneys formed strange to say
of crullers set one atop Ihe oth
er. Though Ihe doors were near
enough, all the Chineso workmen
climbed in and out through Ihe
chini neys.
"It b a very short cut, was all
iiiig-a-l.lng could say. After re
peating it many times und adding
other words to it, it began to
sound like a sort of song
A Bhort cut
A short cut
A very, ver-r-ry short cut.
You think it lout!
P.ul you are wrong
For it is really nothing but
The very, ver-r-ry shortest cut.
Willi that he bent over lo help
the shadow-children climb up the
chimney, when to his dismay they
all turned of one accord and fled
In through the door.
"Come hack, come back ! " he h"
seeched, "That's not the sho.
cut!" They paid no heed to him.
They found themselves in a
winding corridor. They could hear,
as though from far off, the Bound
of little hammers lapping on met
al and the sound ol" voices.
"It's down this way," said MIJ.
They hurried down Hie corridor
It grew lon?er and longer, lind
more and more winding. The
sounds now appeared lo come
from the opposite direction. They
turned back in bewilderment.
Then it came from one side.
changing quickly to ' the othetrl
And above ull came Tlng-a-Llug's
voice crying: "Come back come
back!"
There didn't seem to be any use
going on, so they returned.
"Maybe Ttng-a-t.lni; is right af
ter all about the short cut." Ilanid
said as they stepped out through
the door again.
It certainly seemed so.
(Tomorrow: The Strange Short
Cut.
I Copyright. l'.'SO. Newspaper
Feature Service., Inc.)
LEAGUE CDKEIIIT
. I.r
til Wil. )
SI ill
i jMMKS
WILLI:. HART
".lv knees were sore and
anil shaip. culling pains in m
shoulders nnd poor cin -illation
bothered me a lot, I losl weight and
felt "no ai-couni' anil run down. I
have taken lluee but lies ol ainn
along with Sarcoii Tills and every
pain In my body Is gone! I have
taken on live pi-uuds weight and
feel line nil tile line. Silicon Pills
elided mv lienilacl-cs anil dilness
and gave rue pelted regulation."
William Hart. S.1 Cell St.. Sentlle.
Nathan Fullerton. The Rck.iII Diuu
Store, Roseburoi Burton's Phar
macy, Reedtport, aoonts. Adv.
I A
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Jan.
11-Itoberl II. Kuvendall, Klillnalli
attorney and republican elector al
larse. was reported III at the Kit
gene Imspllal today. II was report
ed he was seriously HI pneu
monia. KLAMATH FALLS!. O'."'.. Jan.
11. - A proposal lo change the city
governimnl here lo lily manager
plan Ihla year hy chailer umend
nieiit was reconiinemi'Ml b;.' Mayor
i'. P. atlers In Ills annual lues
sllge lo tile city council Illsl lliglll.
A eouiinlllee was apjiolnleil lo
sltitly Hie plan.
F.l'liF.NF.. Ore. Jail II I'liner
al rel vices for Hubert Weber, a.
von of Mr. and Mrs Paul Weber
of l-!lU', lie. who tiled taM lliglll
rrom hums tuiliered the same day
when his ulchl-own caught tire,
wi'ie h.'liic pinion d loitay. The
vnnlh';-. cowa eallLlhl tile Willie he
,:is .'.lamlilig la lionl of Hie iire
ihue 111 I In- fillllllv bollie.
Mrs. Ciissiti: "Hiev do veil know
it mi- a vloik and ten mi ancel
lhat bioa;:lil vour linle brother'.'"
Little Willie- "Well. 1 heard
I'addv i en plamlie; alio. II the size
ol Ihe bill, and angels don't have
bills."
WITH PEACE PACT
( A ..... I.ilc.l Vi- Ks I.. ;.-'.) Win )
IKNUVA. Jan. 14. A report
rt'cmimuiiilint; a lominltU'e tn ilriitt
chaiiKi'H in llit' tuvciuiLU of lln1
r;ir,Uf of naiioiiL-t lo In inn it into
hai niony w it h t lie Ki-llon pact out
lawing war u.: ai'mplcil by tlie
i-uuncll of llio Ira up t oday. ,
In carrying out Hit' previous (II
rt'ctioiis nf llif li'JiKiK' iiHiit'inlily
with rruiird to closhm any Raw in
tin- leumiiVs rovi-iiiiiU wluTi'liy war
litiiv In' atliulitfil as a possibility.
Un- Hiiti.-li. I'n'iu-li. (iiM'iuan and
Italian rt'pnwntnt Ives en tht coun 1
i! inmniiuittl tln-ir uutlist urlK-cl
rHiiiidtii.e in tin U-auuc ainl iaiit
thai the proposal to niucml tlit' rov
t'liaiil iatliraiiMl no h.s of faith
in it.
ArMur- HfiKliTiiM. Hi it Uli for
i.;n stiTfiiiry
V want to inn Ui' tlirsc i-haiu.ir.
t:i :i an- to-rcssary to talii' mil ol
the tmiiaiu ibt rij:bt nf war. WV
havo not lost faith In t!u rovriruii
rtiMitl i he cuvfiuint as tin
I'liiulamtMiLil rtniftluiihiii ot hh or
Kiniizt'tl iiiifinaiional so. ioiy oi
malrx.. II is lust Ihm-U1:.' i' It'
Waul tin1 rovt'iiaui as a fuatliittifnial
constitution that wo want it to bt'
up to dr.te and complete.
"And least of alt do we think that
the pact of Paris or any treaty can
make the ;eaguo less necessary 01
less important. On the contrary,
as loyal members of the league, we
retard the lea sue with Its assem
bly, its council, ita secretariat and
other onrans as an fnmspensaDir
lur.truuicnt for the development of
internal lonal eooperat ion and t he
maintenance -of world peace.
It will need constant improvement,
adiustment and adaption, hut as it
is. il is iiiconumnl)lv Ihe most ef
fective Instrument the world has
ever had for the maintenance of
peace and the settlement of con
flfcts.
'The Ftritish covernment is de
termineil to exert all its influence
to maintain an hei ween league
members its right, obligations and
its machinery unimpaired, to sup
plement llieni and strengthen tin in
where necessary and never to
weaken them."
Eat barbecue satidw icbea ami
live forever. Urund's Iload Stand,
f
QfB anu
ore
IFfciZori
COUGHS"
SWts
HflMIYandTAR.
liv COMPOUD 'i
Why Foiks
Stay Fat
Not alwavs Iwcaucc of over-ratine, but I
because a ulnnd is weak. That n'jnij
InrRely rontmls nutrition. When it is
weak one may nenrly starve, yet stay fat. !
i Modern physician tlie work! over
now c(mbal tins Kre.it cause of obesity.
I And excess fat, in laic years, Ud& been j
i dis.ippearinK fast.
I M.irmola prescription tablets contain
f the chief lctors which ihey use. People I
, have usrd ihrm (or '.VI years millions i
ol boxes of tlu-rr.. And countless slender I
, figures r very who ro now show tlic amo2 .
i ing ett'ects.
i Go try tins tight methoit to reduce. ,
Stop starving. He ml the bmk in the box !
1 with the formula and reasons. A-kyour
druxist todjy Ut a $1 box uf Mariuola
ad Awh ti.e chuiic
COLDS
treated
FYTFB MA IV
i mm m m mm m m w mm m
Nipht Coughing A generation ago, Vicks
OuicklV HelieVed; treatingcoldsexfemafr. Today.
- v. . .. .v. .......... i r . I . 1 ..
LUC WIIU1CUC11U ui UlCUK-tu lov-
tice is away from needless dos
ing", and the demand for Vicks
has increased to "Over 26 Mil
lion Jars Used Yearly."
Mothers appreciate Vicks, be
cause there's no "dosing" to
upset children's stomachs. It is
equally good for
adults. Just rub
bed on, Vicks
acts thru the skin
like a plaster; it
also gives off
medicated va
pors which are
inhaled.
Famo-js Prescription Gives Almost
Instant Relief.
Nir.lit counliw. or I'lUiulm i:uisi-ii
hy it iill nr liy nil Iriltitli'il thrniil
an- ii.Hiuilly ilni' to i-iiuso.s wlili-li
vnugli t-v nipt mill ptiti'ul luotlit-iui!
iKi n.il ttiiit-li. Iiul Hit' vi-iy VlrM
SHillU'W lir '1'IHIXUH' IS KllitltlllH'tMi
In M(ll t uiii.-iI Mnl'tioi n iiiuirii
islniiint iltt.l:iti:iy. 'i'huvlii'' if it tltv
Inr's p:i-:.'i Ipl inn. vvoikiim on uu
t-iii in'iy lli it-: nt pi Im ii'lt-. it mil'"
ilin-l lo tin- llllr'.inl iiiiimV
'IhtiMiii- t-oiilnins " li'irniliil
drill-, i. is ili .it i-iil lii iinu trail miIi'
lor Iht- linle ritinil.v. Soil ml a
minify I'.u-k suiuant't- tn sivf liol
I. -I mill unit krr ri-iii-C Inr ttiuii.-t
nr .-.tin- llirtiiit linn hiiviIuiii: uu
linn- t'vnr tiii'.l. A.-l tnr 'rliuvim'.
put up ; ,-ml y lor ii' in :'.."'t . I'-nt'.
.tliil 1 ml hotlii.t M'ltl hy Nal'n.til
i'u!l i lon' null all utlur ihhI litu
btuiei. UV.
0
Wtnillinn
'yearly
' 'I
V APO RUB i
sP!t0roFYoufg
carry onAvnM .-x . . u 0
- --Llc ruture shadow
JWh
AVOID THAT
FUTURE SHADOW
By refraining from over
indulgence, if you would
maintain the modern figure
Of fashion
Avoid the snags along the
common-sense path to fitness and
fashion. Don't let over-indulgence
deprive you of the tantalizing con
tour of the modern figure. Be
moderate be moderate in all
things, even in smoking. Eat
healthfully but not immoderately
when your eyes are bigger than
your stomach, reach for a Lucky
instead. Coming events cast their
shadows before. Avoid that future
shadow by avoiding over-indulgence,
if you would maintain the
graceful, modern figure with its
captivating curves.
lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette
you ever smoked, made of the
finest tobacco The Cream of the
. Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Every
one knows that heat purifies and
so "TOASTING" not only re
moves impurities but adds to the
flavor and improves the taste.
"Coming events
cast their
shadows before'
It's toastecr
Bo Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab
lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are
wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok
ing lucky Striko Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when
tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky" instead, you will thus avoid over-indulgence
in things that cause excess weight and, by 'avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network of the N. B. C
1930. The Aotrican T-.-bttco Co., Mfis.