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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. MONDAYJULY 21. 1930.
RDSEBURG.12TG7,
: IN LEAGUE GAME
Kosohurg wan eliminated from
I ,tlio Hlato junior louguo bust bail
.-contest baluttiay when the Kutu-iu
' tftiiu won an exciting name Z 10 7.
.'"The Lane coutuy team took u lead
iu tho tiJHl inning when Moults
went to first ou an error and Alur
-vur followed with a homo run. Tne
inui'Kiii gained m tne I list inning
' was maintained throughout the en
tire contest.
lugeue ran in five more runs in
Hie tnird on a combination ot live
. hits and an error and secured tour
more in the Kixth on six hits and
three errors, including one "boiii
. head" play which let in two runs,
In the fifth Inning the kcoj-u was
7 to 5, and the- Douglas county
fans were nulling lini'ti for the
needed runs to tie tne score, but
' tne Kugeiiu rally in the sixth ended
) the hoius of the locals.
Siiiua opened ou the mound for
. Itostbuig and pitched a good
game, but waj given poor support.
Jjyer relieved him in tne 5th and
ulso twirled Vmjnl ball, but lacked
' support troiu tne retu ot the team,
tiiewer pitched the first live in
nings for Kugene and was relieved
in tne Bill by Wilheim, whose fust
jiitching proved too much for th
Douglas county team.
" Kugene secured 18 hits and
Hoselnirg S. 'I lie visitors made 4
errors and the locals 5.
As a result of this contest Ku
gene plays rillverton in the stale
seinl-hnals, the winner to go to
Portland to participate in the state
championship games.
The score ot Saturday's game
by Innings was as follows:
i 2 3 4 5 t 7 8 !i It II K
Eugene ..2 0 5 0 0 4 I 0 0 12 H 4
lisbg U 1112 0 2 0 0 7 8 5
STORY 1
lUuuUiiuvu. iroiii pugu .
Bon had been set afire. The liames
were put out uetoie mey iu.u
spread 10 any great extent.
tilierilt Uii'u and lite chief ol
police said lue position ot tuo
uouies una tne weapons ana Lue
maimer in winch tne inreo wui e
kiueu iuuicateu the two men wuio
killed by tne wuiuan, wnu tnen
took her own liie. iurueu vus
held lor iurtner (Hicsiioaing.
2 JAILED AFTER
ASSAULTING COP
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I'li.i i,.Liii, jui -I. -lieiuy
YVuuc, Ui i'uniiiiu, iviiaa., and
Arinur iimir.1111, oi ist. 1'uui,
were Ili iU la jull here today with
out bond uliui- Whitu sUuck u po
liceman wuu u oiuckjuck aiul uus
anol lu the ii:K uy tne olllcer.
'ilicy were unetut'd ia.st niKi't
biier a cnaGu tnrmiK" I hi! Iuhiuiss
uiHtrlvi. iiuin wee chained una
usxaaii Willi u d.innerou weapon.
(J. W. Davia, luo poiic-nnin, nait
cd the iiau- to iniioa mem od it
vuKrmiuy cll.ii'KO aad uuul msllam
llnuuttncd dial Willi u revolver.
When he attempted to arrest ilium
While Hiniik him.
' UiHiraia mild hu and While roll
, bed several mures 1.1 Wyumiiu
and a number of h ; Mailoua
1 between that Hlalo ami OruKOii.
Their Hiiloaiohllo was utoieli id
CiiHper, Wyo., ho udiniited.
The two escaped l'roiu ll jail at
Detroit LultuB, .Mum., lual Tues
' day.
OREGON RANGES IN
; GOOD CONDITION
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l'OUTI.ANI), Ore., July 21.
Alllioimh there in a dcllclcmy In
,,iiioiHliire, Hiihiinei' and fall raiiK
.aro fair and condition of livenioik
"In generally kooiI. 'I'll Ih Is I lie IV
"port of the lederal slate crop re
;;porllllK Hcrvlcc. released Unlay.
.,,'J'ho rantte eoaillllon or .Inly 1
..slmwa a Blight deellne fioin laKl
"month. The bap erop promises to
" be smaller than last year. The re
Iport says a BhortaKe of sleek a
..ler Is unlleipated by sloelinien, ami
-Irrlnatton waler and iwrni laols
"tnre saiiply is less than usual.
On'Koll ealllo are generally in
HOO(l eondltioli tlirolltlhonl I lie
slale," tin? report said, "and condi---tlolis
have been favorable for the
'Kl'owth of ealves. Losses cd
" callle Uai'lliK l'MO have bei n
L',sllKlit."
.. Tim bureau said the W'asliiiiKloll
Hlipply or ealves is a llllle shel l.
' Idaho rattle an' in Rood flesh aad
ril Kootl ealf erop Is In prospeel.
., The condition ot OreKoli sheep
appi'al'B aiiove avieai;e. I.niale-. are
" makini; Kood crowth and losses nl
" lamliB have been licliier lliaa in
paHt yearn.
, KAYCOUNTING ON .
; EASTERN OREGON
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KAI.K.M. Ore.. July 21- Kasteril
' Oregon II hers of lile lepnhll-
! eall Hlate celilial eoiiilnil ti e lll
not vote as n unit when Hie eoni
) mlttee meets in i'oriiand ne.M
''rlilay to llomlnale a e.indldale ler
' governor lo take tile plaee of (he
'. Jat CeolKe W. Josephl .Stale
'. 'I'reasurer T. II. Kay, eandiilale for
the nomination, said today niter re
turniiiK from that part of the
. btate.
"I expect to see a scattered vole
from the eastern members in ilie
early ballotiiiK," Kay naiil, "hill all
er tiiey have cast their ballots lor
certain easlern Oreiioniiins as a
matter of local loyalty I tool sure
that they will center on me."
"I was well received eveiy
where and the nip was very sails
factory, " Kay said. ".Many ex
pressed surprise at my ood health,
having fiolien the iinpie-ien dial
I was an Invalid. I plaw d Kelt on
a number of courses liuinii; the
trip."
TILLIE THE TOILER
TO VUAiT , .'
IcEN l'i.l V
' COMES L
' KENNETH I
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TILLIE J
Writer's Widow
Sues Film Comic
it
1V v i -
iliH. Sadiu Witwur, lop, wiuow of
I ho wt-ll known Hltort Hlory writer,
H. ('. WUuiT, hurt hrotlKlit a
,1,)imi,ihmi Huit imaiimt Harold
Lloyd, film comic, Im'Iow, charlnK
him with "bonowiiiB" out of her
laic 1 1 u h band's atoiics, I hc Kinuii-
cipatldii of Uoilnny," in making liiw
conii'dy 'Thc KroHlunan."
( -mk i,it.- 'r. I..nwd Win)
VH'NCSTuU'N, Ohio. July il.
Kiit'iic i. (it'act' 1't'Cftvctl a Ihhiuh
of .M.ti't.7.".;: In IH:'! as prrsittcnt
of Harlilchcin Slt-fl cnt'Minilion, tv
It'stiiitMl (inlay In (lie suit lo rnjoin
(ho siih' oi ihi' Ymiimstown Shew
and Tube company lo leihle hem.
The bonus was in jiddilion lo the
slipulaled . 1 ir.tftu annual salary to
which he l.'siifbtl !;tst wrek.
Iirvcl.it ion oi Grace's coinpcnsa
(Ion tor last year followed u haul
I'ou; hi three day leal hat Tie.
In the argument prcccdiiiL;
(lime's testimony on hi Iioihim At
torney II. W ood of defense couti
set niF: in d the total bonus p:iy
ineiiis and pen'Milaiies lu fiothele
heiu should sete whatever purpose
Ihe plaiutiils bad "without idle
uiio-ily ami paiadinof li:;ures."
Wood am. ted luttlier that to i;ive
UU die amount of individual boa
use would break down the mot all
ot' (lie ti( hlehein corporal ion.
l.uiher Pay of Cleveland, rhiaf
ot ihe Katou attorneys, chatted in
hi reply t'.iace financed a loan of
$Nt.i".oti to I'ii kands. Mat her anil
company, ore firm, to buy Youuus
tow n company Mock prior to I be
merger ratification.
"lit, ee's bonus Otiid hf- ill-
creasetl by tin- uctpili iiiu' of N'ounus
mv. n She. t unci Tub.-." ho said
" Yout:s(ou n "Oot-J, hoidew hu tn
tilled to all ta!s. conditions am!
details iu i ci id to this.
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Home Is Woman's Place
So Says Mrs. Edison, Wife of Inventor,
Bringing Protests From Women
in Business.
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KAST OUANGK, N. J.. July "Jl
Tho modern woman's place i.s In
(be home, accordion to Mm. Thom
as A. Kdison, wife of the world's
greatest inventor.
Instead of taking up work in the
proiessiomtl and business w orld,
wives of today might more profit
ably clliiK to the nest-huildinK in
sliuct, she staunchly liellcven.
Mrs. Kdison traces tin decline
of the American home to trends I
that started with woman Hutfrage j
and the W orld war. She blames f
(he widespread restlessness of to
day on the dwindling; of the ueat
building instinct.
The wife of tho distinguished
creator of the Incandescent lamp
and a thousand other Inventions
might, have pointed to Jier own life
as an example of how a woman's
devotion lo domesticity can help
the male bread-winner.
She Aided Inventor
Scores of Mines Kdison has pub
licly declared I bat. without his
wile's help and encouragement he
nii-. hi not have accomplished ball
thai he did. In the Kdison home at
Kasi t 'range, N. J., harmony and
peace Ins reigned throughout the
couple's forty-tour years of mar
riage. It must not he believed that
Mrs. Kdison asserts I hat w oman's
ignorance is bliss. She favors at
tendance a( college when possible
for e ery future w ife. In tact,
w here a choice must be made be
tueeii a boy and girl of a family
koing to college, Airs. Kdison sas
the girl should go as the boy can
obtain broadening iutlueuces else
where. ; Ibu Mrs. Kdison does not think
j that women should utilize edma
j tional advantages to embark on
j lifelong careers in business. If
j men are to find natisfact ion In
I their homes, she says, their wives
i nnM conipleiely pnhiugale ou'i-'de
' interests
" Hor.sou ,u k is ?K per relit
' Ui udgeiy," eiio admits, "but busl-
A Painful Picture
Mr i.
HfeS tyONfcS -"VvJHy
&EM VuElL
I'Ve BEEN XJOIMQ" A LiTTLT-T '
OIL- PAIMTIMS" UATELy VJWY,
"THE MUDE MOSTLY - "TELL
,-TiL.L.iE Be
OVcta To
THOKA5 A-
iwah and evorythinu else in life
is also its nv rent drudKerj."
Must Be Executive
"Kf ficieul bome-niaUin retiutreis
executive ability. A noixl wife
must be a uood pitrclia.sin aueut,
an economist ami even .soineiliiiiK
of a chemist to supervise tin- uiel
of her family.
"Iteep dttwn in her he;irt every
woman wania a houte and i tub
dren." she concluded. "('oiieo
should eipiip lo r with a knowl
edge of music, art, and literature.
The viteof today should be able
to entertain herself, her bu.-latid
and their friends."
He.- statements have brought a
wave ot protest from women in
money-maUiiii; pursuits. How - er,
M rs. Kdison i emains untmn rti.
Happiness tor women, she reit
erated, comes only fuuu honiciuak
HiK. MOONEY WITNESS TO
TALK TOMORROW
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SAX KHAXdSfO, July Ll
numtMiit'iits v imv in.utr inla
Ar
foi John M.tt l hitiiilil. ni tisci iu m
i wit
! pit r-
iv he
in Ihe S:ui Kraurfci-o ).
j rii;.ss d.iy btimlii
( iovt'rnor ('. ( Vol
tilllliilit; ruse, 1
Mint,' lonum
j tt'siili.'d laUi ly in VMS.
Marl 'onalil's biiinony lit lprd
I sciul Thomas .1. Moonrx ami War
i i ii K. Ii!linus to MtMin i.n U1V
for tho honihlnu. Tho , liuvc
, contouthM thry vwmo ininm rn nml
i Mitrl 'onahl i t-t itriiotl iu-ro Mor-
ilay (rum tialttinioro to aid in ob
taining thoir fivodoin hy "i. Iliup
thf truth and lihliiu a whuik 1
ilitl yi-ars ai;o."
From Los Angeles Mi. and Mrs.
j S. MoKiimoy of l.os Atu;oh-s. nro
visiiim; horo for ii l day. on-
1 route to tlii'ir homo aitor a acht
j tour to Alaska and the i'u.qel
MMind Mr Mc Ktunt and .i
Sui'ttl ot Hottd Ko-t- it:c i-l-o-iu'i
. rishniK tup up Uic .Noitli I nip
qua tumunuw.
Young Atlantan Lawyer
Seeks World's Golf Crown
American Open Championship Crown
Now Remains Sole Honor in Golf dom
for Bobby Jones.
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IINNKAPOLIH. Juh' 21. Frouli I tournampnt. there will remnin
MINNEAPOLIS, July 21. Fresh
from his amazing triumphs abroad,
Hobby Jones, that uliubby-faced
Najioleon of the links, is here to
make a bid for the American open
championship.
Not content with liftiiiR every
KolfinK crown in Great liritaiu, the
brilliant Atlantan hailed tho
world over as the greatest roU
club w ielder of all time has hast
ened hero to prove his supremacy
over all comers.
Met by a welcoming delegation
of locnl sportsmen and city offi
cials, Jones greeted his hosts with
the same modesty and youthful
charm that has made him the idol
of athletic enthusiasts the world
in lii.s aniftzin; triumphs tihroad.
over. The famous tournament
started on July 10. i
Hobby Jones ift the third ''
Georgian to become an outstanding i
figure in the sphere of sport. Ty I
Cobb, that king of the diamond.
was the first native of Georgia to1
carve a niche for himself In the!
athletic hall of fame. Young fitrib-1
ling, the brilliant heavyweight j
boxer, completes the trio. j
Hobert Tyre Jones, 2d, is tho 1
first man in golfing history to ;
hold three muior links titles at the i
same time Hritish open, Ilritish
amateur and American open. The I
last of these was won in last year's 1
tourney.
Although he is still a youngster, i
Ttobby lias held either the open or ;
amateur championship each year
rtince That year and in
1II2II and H(2!t he won the amateur 1
crown. In ltcu, 11)25, 1H27 and
l!i2S, he was acclaimed the peer j
of all American rivals.
Though lie has been flooded with j
professional offers since first!
achieving golflnK eminence, Hobby ;
has steadfastly refused to ho lured :
away from the simon-pure ranks.
Although not wealthy in his own ;
right. Jones makes u comfortable ;
fiving as a lawyer.
A vast change has come over the ,
Georgian since his boyhood victor- j
ies. Hi' was si veil to fits of tern-'
perametit, but today he has quieted
down and devotes himself during;
mat clies in concentrating on his i
unbeatable grand of golf. He wins j
by playing tho golf course instead i
of his opponent. '
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Jones declares that he will not le
tire from competition. Bobby loved
the game too much to quit vhlls
at the peak of his sensational car
eer. Among the link aces Jones will
compete against in the impending
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GLENDALE STATION
(NVwu-HovIcw Douglas County Special )
GLEN DALE, July 19. The lo
cal warehouse of the Standard Oil
company was broken into, en
trance having been effected
through a window, sometime
Thursday night or early Friday
morning, and a quantity of gaso
line in 5-gallon tins stolen.
It is supposed the thief or
thieves inteuded stealing gasolli.e
from the tank truck that is usually
kept at the warehouse. It happen
ed that the truck had been lett
at a garage for repairs Thursday
evening.
It. li. Pettey, local representative
for the Standard Oil company,
stated that 40. to 50 gallons of gas
in 5-gallon cans had been found
missing but that the exact loss
would not be known until a com
plete check could be made of the
stock.
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