Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 07, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. 1936. BEAVERS BATTLE TO TOP OF LEAGUE Defeat Missions in Tenth While San Diego Trims Seattle in 11th. (By the Ansociated Press.) The Seattle Indiana, leading the coast loaKue race by four full games Ichb Ihun two weeks ago, helti a runner iip jtoHltloti to Port land today after extra-lntilng games In the north wt lust uiKht. The Heavers finished u their short series with the Ban Fran cisco Missions by winning a 10 inning game, 2-1, while th Kan Diego Pud i oh knocked the tribe out of the league leadership, 5-3, In . 11 frameH. ....... ; , . : . , , . A pitching eaHloff, who fouiicl u haven in Iho Han Diego dugout, was largely responsible for the change in leadership. Dick Wuid, released earlier in the seuKon, by Sacramento, pitc-lied tlie entire 11 innings, allowed only tie veil hi Is, and scored the deciding run him self In the last bracket. The con test went oxtra Innings becauho Ward grooved one for Donovan In the second Inning, and two men scorrd ahead of the resulting hom er. In Wednesday night's game, , Craghead. Seattle Castuwuy, hum bled hia former teammates. Ward and Craghead have consistently won for the Padres since joining the club. Caster Gets Revenge. ! Only snappy playing und good - pinch-hurling by the veteran Wal .' ler Stewart kept i Portland from , winning earlier, than it did lust - night. Stewart was nickod for 17 hltn during the evening, but mun- - aged lo limit the Heavers to a sin- - gle run for nine innings. In the KHh, however, "Catcher -, Drtickerj singled; went to third -on Bedore's fourth hit of the game,' and tullied on Coscart's blngle. The Missions ruined a "George Canter night" for the pitcher Tuesday, by knocking him off the hill in one Inning, but lie got revenge last nlglij. t - , Oakland triumphed over' Sun Francisco, 6-4, tv the first time in the tui;efi-game series, as a result of a five-run rally in the'deveillh.' Only one earned run way inu.de off Cole, who saw an Inexperienced substitute third basemuu, .Unite Kuiinondl, throw the gunie 'uway; l.lebur outpftched tlinws .Solon, fflubutera to -win a 6-4' verdlct'Xor Los Aitgeles.' j New series open tonight with Hah-Diego playing" a doubloheudor In Portland. In single guinea, the Missions play ut Seattle, tfui-rm ineuto ut San Francisco, ami Ouk land at Lps AliKelua.t KEASfcY SETS NEW ARCHERY RECORD IJATTLB CnKICK. MUh.. Aug. 7. - (APJ flliaui C. Koaney, Corvul ls, Ore., iirehsr, net a ncv Ameri can record In capturing hla second consecutivQ championship in the (Jlh national archery tounininent here. His point total of 2,1)93 com pletely eclipsed the fluid. VERY AGEb is MONTHS 1 ' 90 Pi lot PRICES 14 PINT PINT QUART 35 65 8PIAS Mf 0. CO., KANSAS CITY, MO. HOME LOANS To Buy, Build Remodel Refinance No Commissions No Financo Fee Low Interest Attractive Terms Umpqu.i Savings & Loan Association Here's New Ml tei XfJ & This excellent1-now photo o the family of Cov. 'Alfred Mi London of Kansas, Republican presi dential nominee, tuken it his Topoka homo, 3how, ieft to right, standing,' Governor landon, Mrs. i'' ),.!!' I STANDINGS :iil ":!' L j Majors . .till rl-l '- i ("j and Coast League; j .National; LagUa L t Kt.'IHiHl lot II IK .5110 .554 i.i...l..(i3 r,u Chicago Now Vork . llttsburgh . Cluciiiuuil Huston Phfludelphiu ...r,7 ...Bl ...IK -.41 . L.S9 (.616 l.llil .38a (itooklyu .....lit American League New York BH Clwvelnnd Sft ChlcaBo ..: 57 Di'tioll ,. (;t llnsloil ...,.....,....1 , WiisliliiKlon 0(1 Ht.- I Kin In 8(1 III 17 17 IS ,;-r.j.. r, us J.5IX ...511 .IN5 .341! I'liiladelphla , Ii7- . .3 jtl 1.5511 ' .549 Paclfic Coast League Porllund 511 scauii ...:y:... San IiIoko' Oakland .MfflSlOlIM' Loa Aukl'Ics . Man Kninclsco Sucrnimmtu ... .73 ..(ill ..ill ; ..IK ..6.". ...(13 ...63 till C.3 III (15 IIS .523 1-523 ..51 1 ' . isft ,.471 . .385 T Hy sin Kl-:iy:n (AnaurlHliMt Press Spoils WiIIit.I St. UmiIm ( alillnala pnllvil mil three full nni.'n In rint or l lie Nntlnmil leuKini pink hv knockliiK off Hie hllless Chlcaito Cul.s for the llilr.l MrnlKht y.wmrdny. With Iil7.y I ),.(i ii liiMirlux down In the pinches to , hulk up sn, VlclOiy ul th,. y,.r, (I,,. I'ui-dB wo mil 3 2 111 Hie I llh Iniilnx on Mite's tcuinp. wrecking homer. I'ltcliciH liletilrh and Clnln com bined yesterday lo pin buck the cars or me St. l,mil m-owns In Imlli ends nr u ,(iiiil,.hcndci', thereby puIIIiik the While Sin up In a bare liiilr-itinuc buck nf the slnwlnsj I'leveland Indians III the Atnetlcaii Icimne. Cain, allhinmh he railed to en iho mule, won Hie opener, sc. I'lClltlll III ii).. Iln. wnl,. down wlih .liisl rive hits In inklnir the illiihlcap I I. I'lie llldinus inciiutlnie lost lo the Tluers li-li. They were xlmt nut liv Itookle Juke Wade's seven-lilt illclilmi anil a Itihll Tlcer iillnck. IciUurcd In Uoslln's lMh hiimer of Hie ven'r ami llwcn's cluhth. .Vlthniieh Hi,.r e with the Ited Snx win. wunhi.d oul, 1 nu. kees round ihelr American Icamic lead slictched In II J khiiics li the Indiana' itefenl. Itiilu tiruf llii-etitcnlni; weather washed mil Ihe Ieai;iiii piuKiuin. rest id Ihe major Around the County DRAIN j DliAIV An,. r..ii'h,.,.i..i ...I Son ut Viuwnlx. ArU.. ifntnl tht' CthrkHfy Itii i lit i ii k oi A. A. Sainl-I lin mid Imtp n'tlccnniU'tl the in- litir aud niH'iMit a firxt 1 1na rnfo I (or lmHtnii, SniHlny. An mist 2. Mm. t; m i-o Mnoi in.-iii hits iiKii- jtnKi ptiM'fT HIUl gniiu til ttnrk at - V'd Ml Picture of Landon Family Iho Totem Inn. Mrs. (lertnule Wilder ' has tuhen Mrs. Moor man's1 place at tho Itcrirorri stoi-e. 'i'lie Misses Mildred Nouuy and Mildred Jerauld arrived home from Portland Monday. Mrs. Illanche ltnetoes' und Mrs. Lee Khceley and children of-Portland were over nlKht Euesls nt the Joe Celler home Monday. The la dles wero on a vacation trip to Crater lake. I AZALEA ' AAI,KA, Auk. 7. Mr.'and Mrs. Leon Clare made a business trip to r.iiKene one day luHt wjek. mre. lifdves lin.l son, Jiieiny, re turned' to their honu' In San hruil- elseo after rlKHlug hero Willi her couaini "Mrs. I). II, Clare, und! lam Hy. .... Mr. and Mrs.. Jake Flsiicr and Sirs, (rankle Schrocder were llose UniK eallers over Monday.' : ' -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurch tran sacted bucli.ess in (Hants Pass Monday. Cheater Johns or Salem spent the week-eld here, with Ma win, anil ruinily who me hero vIsIIIiikI II I'-STON, Aug. 7. Miss tiornthy with her parents, Mr. uud Mis. For-1 Kl"'iiuy and Koy Willis were mar rest Farliani, jiled Sunday evenliiK, AllKUst 2, at Mr. and Aim. Vlr.tll McCollum ; lh" '"'mo ot (he former's parents, und son. Hale, ullenih il to liuul-I Nl '' M'"- James M. (Iiirney. uess In lloiieh iir Mon Iny. 1 (,l MonlKomery. Miss (irace Lester Curlls. ( besler Cm tin and ' l"l"K""lor "' Loiikliienlass and Hob Huat of Ulachly vlslte.1 here i "'"lr "Is'er. Mrs. Wayne Ourney over the week-end. Mr. Curtis v.illl1" ""8on enjoyed a vacation trip reiualu here r-r a while n.id look '" "'ainond lake this week, aller ImsuicH.i matlers. I 'r. and Mrs. John HoImmIs of Miss l'riscllia Woiihimtton mid "h'ewster valley were hVston vis Homer linrr were in Itosebm r ! "lis w,,"li- They ronncilv re Tuesday si op;,ing und alteudltij; in BI,IhI '" "'Is locality, business. j A number ut Kcstuu residents at- Mis. Henry Sinllh spi in the i '''"'h 'l tlie wcilillnK ,1, ,.v,,n llt weeU-end vini. ii.B with her Iims " Tenmile hull Saturday eve iiunil, who I an eniplo) ment ut'"""5 1,1 honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshi'ielil. she ulso vlslicd her ; J"""'8 Hnnuikn w ho were nianicd lirolher-lli-l-.w and ulster, Mr. and j saturhiy nininliiK In ltoseburR. Mrs. Joe Lapp, nnd family. -Mrs. Mai le deny und dnui;iiter Willinni Januer intended to Iiu-d-! 'erlbeih. of Tennillc, visited with s In Oi lund. Cnliroi nla. over lli' I r,'l'"ls lit licslon Wednesday eve weekend, lie was accompanied liv "'"11'' "they recently Accnmpanieil Jimmy Johns and llennv ,l..nlier ' ('''ends on a vacaliun trip to Crania Mrs. Hell l.ulhold or Marsh leld 1 t'renon caves is tisttinit lliis KVrk wiih .Mrs.! nciiry niniin nianniy j.ini::cr returned in his ' home here ufler .meiiilliiir ih.. .w. : Ihreo. weeks In - iho Crania Pass : General hoMjilial -.here he received medical cure. Mrs. 10. I,. Johns an, I n.- n... i Warren lm lio:ie;.urir ; Tuesday. Mi's. Lewis X,. III,. Mii,.u., ed lo her iiome hero .Mn-nlnv receiMni; nu ... .., ,.,' ' Idtal in Hosehiirii lile past eeli. i GLENDALE i GI.KMl.M.K. (ire A int. 7. Miss l i'l III iieil Inline ndliu suniiuer the insl m Mary Alice llrunn.'i Salurdnv uiler alii school in I'orilund weeks. loin I'oitiiiRh,,,!,, ,,., ,.,,, euclier. Icll Monday lor IMilliiud tor a slmrl vuiullon slier vitiklni; here all suniiuer. Mrs. Alma Archtimheiiii si.enl lest week llh .r ,,.,. MjW n,,r " lohiiMiu. who w uliend- lint Hiiiuuicr si heol In Ashluinl , Mr; ' Ml Itohcil Wan ,,d daiiKhler. Shirley, r (iruins Vnm. nail mime her, V1"' " Ihe lei,h Sun-iii-l BASEBALL SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 Finlay Field 2:30 p. m. Roseburg Eagles vs. Medford Adults 25c Landon and Peggy Landon, older daughter; seated, Mrs. Theodore Cobb, mother of Mrs. Landon, hold ing John Cobb Landon; John Landon, the gover nor's father, holding Nancy Jo Landon.! .OftKel'8. Mr .anil Mrs. Fred tlleminens and Mr. and Mrs. (Ilea KlUKette, or (Irauls Pass, ' were Saturday eve ning; visitors ut the W. 1.. Doliyns home and intended the benefit baseball dance here. Mrs. .Mary Klilrldxe underwent a minor operation at tho Grants Pass hospital Friday aud is doing very nicely. She will he confined there for another week. '.Mrs. Johnson Jones bud us her liouso quests ror the past week In. u ml Mrs.'Alden II, tlrennlnner Of ('unibridKe. Muss. Dr. Ureu ninner is a proressor of science at Harvard university. Mr. ami Mm. Ira I.. GtouniUKcr have also beeu Kuesls of the Jones family, from SuntlUKo. Chile, South America.- Mr. anil Mrs. Ira 1.. (Irenliliiner, ur. and Mi's. Alden II. (Iiemilnger, Mrs. Jones, Ed Johnson. Mln; Florence Jolllleon. Al Jackson, Mrs. Klmu Archainbeaii anil boii. Paul, visited tho Oregon C'avos and Cra ter lake hist week-end. RESTON J- " Parker of Tenmll was at We Do It Right " Refrigeration Service Commercial and Domestic All Makes Repaired and Rebuilt "IS years' experience in rcrrieeniltnii' PHONE 744 Refrigeration Sales and Service Corner Mosher & Stephens Sts. WANTED Boys and Girls Ages 12 to 18 for clowns In Gilmore Circtii WED., AUG. 12 We have the costumes FREE ADMITTANCE To Mardl Gras Regi.tcr at the Chamber of Cc nmerco Rig lit Away. Children 10c lendiiiR to business matters here Wednesday. Llmer Auderson has been assist ins Halelish Fitzgerald ot Flour noy valley during the harvest season. Mrs. Arthur L. HliHe anil Utile dauKbter, Loree, of Salem, are vis iting at the home ot her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. A. W. Johnson. Mr. und Mrs. Charles F. Wilson made a trip to Coos river district this week where Mr. Wilson was attending lo his duties us .ire warden for the ltestou disti'ict. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushnell und ramily or Sweet Home visited relatives hero this week. Hicliard Niche or Warren, Ariz., Is spending u few days at his home stead at Kcston and attendliif; to business matters. Mr. Niche is superintendent of a copper mine In Arizona. He formerly resided here. Mr. and Mrs. Clr.ire Vaughn have returned to their home in Kugene uflcr spending a few days visiting witli the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Drown. GLENDALE (il.K.MJALK, Ore., Aug. 7 Mr. and .Mrs. I. 11. Smith and .Mrs. Ho mer Martin spent Sunday at Pow ers, Mr. and Mrs. Smith visiting ilicir son, Alan, end tnniily and Mrs. Marlln visiting .Mr. .Martin, who Is employed there. .Miss iJoreen lloice, who has been attending summer school at the I'niversity of Oregon, relumed home Saturday. Kev. aud Airs. A. J. IJrown and children, Alan and Phyllis, and Miss Kcther Olton, who have been isillng their parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. ICberlo, left Saturday for Uswugo for a short visit anil then lo proceed tu their home in Idaho. .iir. aud .Mrs. Win. Wunsch and Gloria ure visiting this week in Portland, where (iluria will po thioiish the clinic, i lank Jiouei has charge of the Shell oil station during Mr. Wunsch's absence. Mrs. Glen Wardrlp und daugh ters, Marie, Gertrude and Marjorie. left Saturday for their homo in Corvallis. They were Joined at I Winchester by Velrca. another 1 daughter, who has been visiting there the past week. -Mrs. Ileitha Davis, of Los An geles, who has iieen virltltig In North llonnevillo, arrived Saturday to he the house guest of her son, Paul llavis, aud ramily. -Mr. und M13. Stanley Williams. of Glendalo. and Mrs. Percy Will- I iuins ami Mr.; Vi.vn Uilli0 r ! Wolf Creek, were Grants Pass visitors Sunday evening. .Mr. and .Mrs. C. 1. Seaborn, .Mrs. Kmmet llelcher, and Mrs. Stanley Williams were Grant3 Pass eallers Tuesday. C. F.. midge and daughter. Doro thy, and Miss Deity Woodrorte were Kosehurg business Killers Thursday. , I'orhi Harper, daughter of Mr. it ) I 1) dr J "kuali. -saw ""l Marshmallows Mb. Pkg 17c MeJ. ti, 4 fcr 23c 1111 COFFEE 2 . 39c and Mrs. Carl Hurper, underwent a tousilectomy at Grunts Pass Tues day by Dr. C. J. Moser, assisted by Dr. A. J. rawcett. Dr. and Mrs. A. -J. Fawcett had a.) their house guest Sunday, Mrs. Fuwcett's sister. Airs. U. Naas aud son. Darky, ot Myrtle, Creek. Miss lima Pete, of San Francisco, is visiting tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pete. Miss Lleunor Htotjerg, vuo has boon visit. ug wita her father, J. tinier Neisou, the past few weeks, left Saturday. Suo wlil stop at Van couver, Wash., and from there to Scuttle where she wilt take a boat for Uritlsh Columbia, stopping at cake Louise, llaiur and Lake oi the ooUs before proceeding lo her home 111 St. Paul, Minn. Mr. und Mrs. C. U. Austin have as their house guests Mr. and Mi'3. t-avid Ulytno ot Los Angeles, who are on tneir way to Washington and points north, Mrs. C. 0. lllchariis and Mrs. Gertrude Lystul were Grants Pa3s callers Saturday. .Mrs. Walt Aieissner and daugh ter, Deth, Mrs. Karl McMullIn und Airs. C. G. P.ichards were business visitors in Medlord Thursday. Mrs. C. 11. Austin and Mrs. Alice Hedueld visited the gladioia show 111 Giants Pass Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Harvey wero Grants Pass callers Sunday. air. ami sirs, i-jarl IncMiillIn nnd : son, Dale, wslted Mrs. McMullin'si sister, Mrs. straub. und family on; the Applegule near .Medfon) "over tiio week-end. Mr. and .Mrs. George C. Dvcr, Dorothy and Orval und iicl.ln Cur tis camped and lished on Honey creek on tho North L'mpqua, visit ing the Geno Pjciiett family on Honey creek over tiie week-end. GLE.N'flALE, Ore., Aiit. 5. I'p lon Leon was hurt at tile lien ten mine, by a piece of steel piercinj bis leg. Ho has been confined in the Giants Pa3s hospital for tho REGISTRATION FOIt WORK NOW OPEX AT HILTON HOP YARDS AT GRANTS PASS. FOR THIS PICKING SEASON. THOSE REGISTERING WILL BE NOTIFIED OF DATE OF PICKING, GIVING THEM AM PLE TIME TO REACH THE YARD. TWO COMMISSARIES ON RANCHES AT CITY PRICES; WOOD, WATER FURNISHED. HILTON HOP YARDS, GRANTS PASS, ORE. Specials for Friday and Sautrday, Aug. 7, 8 Wax Paper 40-ft. rolls, 2 fcr .... Macaroni 3 pounds Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 Pkjs Libby's Pears No. 2' i tin Libby Orange 10oi. tin V. C. Pork and 22' i oz. tin Libby Tomato No. 1 tall tin, 2 for Purex 1 B"on Baker's Cocoa Mb. tin Snowdrift Shortening 3-lb. m Libby Corned Beef 1?ot. tin past two weeks and returned to the mine Monday. Sandy L'llia has leased portion of the building owned by Dr. and MrB. H. R. Nerbas, aud formerly occupied by the Gem cafe. He is opening a second hand store and will have woodworking machinery and a general repair shop in the rear. He expects to be open fur business in the very near future utter he finishes considerable alter ations ta the cloreroou. 1. H. Smith, owner and opera tor ot the local telephone ex change, returned from a month's vacation in the oast where be at tended the 50th wedding anniver sary of his bi other, George T. Sinltlv at Itiver Falls, Wisconsin. He also visited with relatives at Marshfield, Wisconsin, where he met and visited vlth a former Glendulo citizen, J. O. Lystul. rrom there he attended the second an nual Townsend convention as Glen dale's delegute. He reported a very Miccessful and Interesting conven tion amp says all Oregon delegates were royally received. He return ed west via the Canadian Pacific to Vancouver, U. C, boarding one or the Princess boats for Seattle, arriving home the first of the week. HERE'S CHARACTER IN EVERY DROP -SATISFACTION IN EVERY ROUND mt-t RECORD SPEAK FOR J'!'li ITSELF. JOHN I. HAS VggVe. WON ITS HOST OF AD- ! v50SwLffl MIRERS THROUGH SHEER I i timT MERIT, NOTHING ELSE. IT I - 1? HAS A WORTHWHILE MA- I j 'Wf.W"A TURITY AT 14 MONTHS, j j l-ifNtJfI AGED IN THE WOOD I rHJi-"i";r?' iVA WITH 90 PROOF. ! " fj' STRAIGI ! ' ' K - PINTS 7lltf : : r" f" " ' ' JamM Cloik Oiitlllins Corp. - ' - " Jaitty City, N. J. I ... -. .. I COMES IM THE CRYSTAL PORTRAIT BOTTLE REFRESHING FOODS and VALUES FOR SUMMER MEALS Keeping cool through summer days. It is easy when you shop the Food Buyers' way. Cool stores, quick service, and the sort of crisp, fresh foods that will de light your family and be a treat for your pocketbook. 17c 16c I fIakes 25c 21C Juice Beans 09c Juice t9c 21c 19c 59c 19c STOMACH, RECTAL & COLON AILMENTS STOMACH Ulcers. Acidity, Indigestion. RECTAI.-Piles.Ulcer, Fissure, Fistula. COLON Colitis, Bloat in. finn.ConjttiDation No hairlul surgical opm tlon. No confinement. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Physician mod Surfom N. E. Omc r Bumilde and Grand Avctmt Telephone kA't tvin runttna.UTeton Walk A Block Save $10.00 on Guitar, Violin, Clarinet Trumpet, Banjo Ott's Piano Warehouse On corner by the Depot Your Nearest FBA Store ROSEBURG North Side Grocery Stephens St. Store Grant Bales' Grocery TILLER L. B. Eslow Grocery WOLF CREEK Fred Naylor Grocery SLTHERLIN . Culver's Market OAKLAND Bridges Grocery E. L. McCurdy Grocery YONCALLA Guard A Sprinkel Grocery DRAIN A. A. Sandlin Ida Simmons Grocery DIXONVILLE Oixonville Store GLENDALE Ebcrle's Groceryette Dyer's Grocery AZALEA Condray & Worthington Curtis & Curtis Grocery CANYONVILLE Shaw's Grocery RIDDLE J. L. Aiklns Grocery Hamlin's Market DREW Bonncy el Bonney Grocery MILO Jack Higgins Grocery TENMILE Chas. Rowell'a Grocery GLIDE Chas. Christiansen's Croeery WAY i Bl In l!l