Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 08, 1936, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., October 08, 1936, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1936)

Prev Page of 9 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 9 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW; ROSEBURG.- OREGON. THURSPAY, OCTOBER 8, 1 936. Football Game Scheduled Saturday; Dishman Adds Power to Locals. The Jtonoliiii-K wulor JiIkIi w'liool Indlnns huvu boidi piikukIhk l toiiKh drill scimloiia for Hie pant week to trriiKllicn ilefeiiHen HKUlimt imK uiul I'Bvt'inua In preparation fur tlm fnnllilill Kimm cheliilir fur Huuiriliiy urtiiriiwn at Mmlford. Tim Mwlfnnl high biUodI truiii In reported lo lie heavy and to have a fast punning uuuck which wamiwil CitMcenl City 19 to 0 hint week. I liJuritH will keep 1'ion. end. und Ilrlnto, Kiinril, out of Hntunlay'a isaine, an both uie auffeiiiiK from sore ankles. HoHeliurg'H alartlng lineup, ac cording lo Coach Hod Turner, wilt probably be Campbell, left end; Alberlna, left tackle; Crouch, left Kuard; llev.a)'. center; IJinny. right guard; Marrlx, right tackle; I'lltz, right end; Sandera. quarter; Kutter, left half; Maker, right half; Faucetto, fullback. Dlnlimiiu, halfbuck; Claimed, end; Harold penny and Iluiflnld, tacklea; Klracliner. guard; floyle, halfback, und Jleliubolt, center, are reaervea who will probably aee action In tiuturduy'lt game, Turner j-eporta. . ' Diahman Labelad ''Find" DUIiniun. the coach auya, prom Inna to he the "find" of tile kpuhoii. l'laying hlH flrat year at football J)lHhniau hua been doing aoiun Hen national ball toting In practice Hcrumnago, and will probubly be given a chance to atrut hla stuff belora Aletlford. The JMedfurd game to atari at 2 i, ni., and It la expected a large crowd of Hoaeburg fan will be in ntteudance. Arrangements have been mado in take a large number of atiidenla by bus. Following tho lli'ilfonl guine, the Indiana will play three conaecutlye weeks at home, meeting Cottage llrovo, I'll! v oi all y high of Eugene und M null field In Friday night guinea on Flnluy field. The taut two guinea of the aea aon will be played nl (iranta Paaa, Nov. 11, and at Springfield, Nov. SU. o . &2 PACIFIC COAST FOOTBALL NEWS Company ), ItiZml liilaiitty nit (nut Monday niKlit for a short drill (iiucUlo ufior which the guiinls-iiii-n wtrn Imihl to HicHr wives it nd Judy ntondH for a midiil hour. Ituring tho IjubIuhhh hmhhIoii, thrm iihU' recruit wore willed: llnrolfl W. McConnnrk. Prerl M. Jtohi'i' und Hurry Collbon. Pri vate Paulkmir wuh promotml (n tho poriKton of corpora I. A cIuhh r ilisr drill utidtir iimvlnion of l.t. Irving and a imtuliint gun drill mi tier miporvifliou of Ski. II. o. im'koii, roniprl4(Hl tho ant mil drill fluty of I he hvihiIhk- Corporal Jn uld It. (iulltiy utid i'rlviitit Itidiiinl J). Calhoun nrv now hiUmuIIuk It. O. T. C. All lutmilium wnr pres ent with tint oxct'iHlnn of Hlchard H. Croiitiliaw, C. A. inrdmr. M. ('humln't liu, (It'oi-Rt) I'J. Kan In, I uIp K. Jt'friH'Hon. (iliMi McDanlulM. lid par C. Jtaynor, Cloycu J. Tuylur him 1 IK ). TiiintT. Hk(. Wallace C. Iloherlson whs inuMinr of ceivnmnlrs Tor the so cial hour. Tin fir! imtuhtir on tho program mm vrlrrt Inn of mnigs hc-4-niiip:inhd hy tin gtilliir hy llt'lni Willi i' and Judith llodgt'tt. The guurdHiuop and their wIvhh then inljouipt'd lo an Joy ifiitiiau and Jight rofrt-'MhitH'iiU. COKVAIXIS, Ore., (Jet. 8. (AP) -OciiKon Htate fretthrnHp today ware In a poaltlon to know Juttt how tough tho Ilea V or will ha at Porttaml Saturday whan thy niaka their aw olid coufcrHtice atari of the sluibou In a mruBKla agaimit the (loliltn Hears of Cali fornia. Vwterday the yearllngH became "California" and were mulled orr their feet hy the hard-working Heaver varaity. As the team's snioothiieaa J in pioved. Coach I mix Ktiner wa more and more Inclined toward guarded cominenta pp an upaeL tt.t Hortlund Saturday. KIUIKNK, Ore., Oct. 8. (AP) Weakened by Injuries In the line and backfield, the Unlveraity of Oregon Webfoota entrain for Palo Alto today for a conference game Hutu nl ay against Ktanfurd. lioth the Webfoots and the Cardinal1 are vlrtuully elliulnaied fjoin the conference title running. Oregon dropped a contest to South ern California and Stanford was nosed out hy Washington State. Cniu.lt "Prink" Calliaon said laat night he would start Jean Juneau, 203 pound, at fullback hi place of Hud Ooodin, hurt In the V- S. C. contest. aoned back Instead of young Hill Spuulding or Hal Hirshou. WuKhlngtop's HuHkius were due here today. nKKKKXlW, CMllf., Oct. 8. (API Thlrtv-flve University of California football players, pro nounced in top condition after three days of gruelling scrimmage, will entrain tonight for Corvallif where Saturday they open their conference schedule against Ore gon State college. LOS ANUBLK8, Oct. 8. (AP) Looking for an experienced defen sive haekflehl player, Coach Spaiitdlng may mart shifty little Hon Ferguson, a 135 V. C. I.. A reserve, against Washington Sat urday. dpauldlpg waa none too plaased when a scrub team using Husky plays marched through the vars ity In a scrimmage this week, and may use Ferguson an a more aea- MQRArM. Calif., Oct. 8(AP Hugh Hill, crack St. Mary's right halfback, and Hob Timm, veteran left end e in urged today with prac tice Injuries which may keep them from action in the game with lxy ola at Ub Angeles Sunday. Timm suffered painfully bruised hip and Sll received a shoulder injury. MOSCOW, ldav, Oct. 8. (AP) Coach 'leu Hand promised his University of Maho football squad an Intensive scrimmage session again today against Washington State college plays In preparation for Saturday's traditional game here. In practice laM night, Ceorge Canales, freshman, backfleld ace. Was playing the role of "Kd Cod dard," on Coach Hank primed- his Vanduls to stop the Cougar ace who packed the ball on 3U of W. S. C.'s 6 play in Jaal, year's game. PULLMAN, Wash., Oct. 8. (AP) Coach HolJIngbcry disclos ed a hand today with a few tricks for hi Washington State gridders lo spring at Moscow, Idaho, Satur day. The Cougars meet the t' Divers ity of Idaho in their annual game, and Holllnghery said he hoped to have his lineup and hag of tricks at their peak. Drill this week bus concentrated on forward pass de fense and new scoring plays. PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 8. (AP) A knee Injury Fullback (ilen Hamilton suffered in the Washington State game will keep Stanford's ace passer and kicker on the shelf for at least three weeks and perhaps the entire sea son, said Team Physician B. F. Booth. Stanford will play University of Oregon here Saturday. lar passenger flight. Our flight from Alameda over 8.IHH) miles to Manila hy way of tiny Islund bases Is preliminary to the Blurt oi' regular passenger ser vice October 21. From Honolulu, we will fly to Midway Island, thence to Wake, Guam and finally the Philippine capital, five days from Alameda In this mighty foin-nioiored flying boat. As we flw at n.Ofii) feet late yes terday Into a biasing suusot, we were given an Insight Into one phase of the operation of the China clipper. I'tlot-Navigulnr O. II. King drop ped three sighllug bombs over board, and through telescopic lens we watched powdered aluminum spread no the ocean's surface, Indl eating the wind drift. MARKETS PRODUCE niTi.i:ii tint v i nt linTTk'll li liitu A ui'u.l.i !:-. il. in parchment wrappers:- :17c lb. in l-mlfliiu- II iri-.i.l.. -.. u u pers, llf.c lb.; curious litic b. in i i mi v A i roriiaiiii ueiiv- 11 v. .!., I ..I U.idl I .. .... L i.. t ........ i ,.ni ,i t oirni), P I ii :i!le lb.; country routes, ;t5i "( Hi-; u graite, ,iti-JC t grade lit nia rket. H CHAhK cm- AM KOIl mau KKT till vtui? niiri ItiiMin-fnl sis. fiajr. rotlS lluylng pilee hy whole- lly CHAIll.KS II. HAItN'KU (AHsoclated I'resH Staff Writer.) , IIONOLULC, Oct. X. (AIM ' AVIth 17 hours and tx minutes fir-; tual flying time behind us, the ! China clipper alighted here short ly after Hie scarlet dawn nduihhtl noiigs, and liandt-lasps of gi eel his. Oreut l is were hung abmit our, necks hy Hawaiian girls as we' Hlcpped out on the landing float af ter the a. luii. inllr flight. (Uncial followed with congral ulal ions on the completion of the preliminary passenger flfuht to Honolulu, on route to Manila, from Alameda, Calif. Five ncwHpitpcrmeit comprised ' the party which In previewing the; ekyivuy hi Hie orient which ootij win im iniverniMi in the firnt h-c it- Introductory Offer ROLLINS NEW CREPE-TWIST HOSIERY A $l.1(i value offered to ytni for a llimted time at $1.00 p.ir GOLDIE'S Uueehutg' Only Kiluive Wo men's and Children's Shoe Store sfllers: Kxlras, 31c ; standards, 'He; extra medium, li2c; medium firsts, 2ltc; undergrade, 16c; pul lets, 12-lfic; pee wees, 8u doeu. Cheese, country meats, and live poultry, steady and unchanged. W O U L Nominal; Willamettp vulloy medium, 30c lb.; coarse and braids, 2Hc lb.; eastern Oregon 23 a4c lb.; crostthred, 27-28c lb.; south ern Idaho (....). Potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, hay, hops, mohair, cascara bark, sugar, domestic flour, steady, un changed. WHEAT POItTLANI), Oct. (AIO Widespread betterment in wheat prices reflected Itself In the Thursday sessions here with a rather considerable! volume of Manitoba business confirmed. lo cat business remains quiet. On the Portland futures market, without trading, December and May were cent higher. On the sample cush market locai wliuat gained Jc and .Montunu 3c bushel. Wheat: Open lltgh Low Close May U7 "71 !7 t71 Dec UH !P Hti Ji Cash wheat; Hig Mend biiiestem 12 pc. l.'Mi; dark hard winter lit pc. 1.181; 12 pc. 1.12; 11 pc. j.ufij ; noft while and western white 9fii; hiird winter 1 .oh i ; west ern red SiTJ. mi NEXT TIME tdv tuc Tamki VfiM Avoid ntrve itr.ln. Be com. fort.blc ami nit. I'rcn rc low. For example, in modern coaches. (ronihcMio 0u, tjni, Portland S 3.99 6.46 San Francisco 11.03 19.35 Loi Angeles 1878 29.00 Eugene 1.50 2.70 Corvallia 2.37 4.10 Salem 2.92 4.85 Marahfield .... 3.95 7.50 Tacoma 6.48 10.46 Spokane 11.48 22.96 Southern Pacific J. E. CLARK, Agent. Phone 11. Hunt's Indinn Theatre Sunday, Monday, Tuesday f . . ft ft..! ft ! - Ll.i V . . . thr lavish hours of scones and l",7'l songs and thrills. ..SO stars. ..300 glrlsl Yt WILLIAM MYRNA LUISC p '.1 rUWtLL'LUl'KAINtK ap As A m A al ai a aiitiaai a r aKOkStMa rnnn muKUAn rannio BKiti virgini MUbc n Ktliniid uwtn Ky BOlCtK trnist CUbSAKi A IftMrt I. teawtnl freewrtlaw ff4.t4 ay Ht"tf 1lnmaeti liy the Aasoc)uteU Vteza. With only one league game scheduled for the week-end, the northwest conference will enter Its third week oi play tomorrow night, Willamette and Whitman resting tot the (.op 'of the seven teams. Liufield, undefeated buL tied once, will play Pacific university at forest Drove tomorrow night, in the Jailer's first conference start. Willamette, which last week held Oregon State college to a IB to 0 win, will tackle another tough one at Huleni tomorrow night when it meets the University of Nevada. ' In the only other fr'rlduy night game Albany, which has .'ailed to score a point in two starts, will llay host to the Oregon Institute or Technology. Saturday night two more non- league affairs are scheduled, with a strong I niverslty of Portland team playing I'uget Hound at Ta coma and Whit worth playing Whit man at Walla Walia. Only the College of Idaho will be idle this week-end. Perfect Marksman SJMS.PfflS PHOVIQ1CNCK, R. I., Oct. 8. (AP) Harry H. Wooiiring, secre tary of war, said today bo polleved the United States would accept an isolation policy rather than become involved in war.1 Speaking before the annual con vention of the National tluard as sociation of the C nlted States, Wood ring said In his prepared ad dress that "the desire for peace has never been so universal among our people" and described Presi dent Hoosevelt us "a great cham pion for t)ie caime of peace." The war secretary called the neutrality act "a unique example along maritime powers of the world In renouncing the rights of its citizens to trado and travel as they are fully authorized to do by the rules of International law. "We contemplr.te this sucriflce," he said, "as a further effort to keep this country at peace. "I firmly believe," ho said, "that we can have a reasonably free flow of goods between this nation and many other patioqa through the development of policies mutually beneficial, and do so without in any way endangering peace. Dut, Jiai I. !! I., HUB J Ms jor William P. Richards (above) Of the United States Marines, real ized the ambition of every marks man when he shot the first perfect pistol score ever recorded by the Navy, Major Richards' home U in Spokane, Wash. mark you. If isolation is thrust up on us as the only altoi native to be coming embroiled in wurs of oth ers,. I am certain we will accept It." OREGON RED CROSS CHAPTERS TO MEET PORTLAND, Oct. 8 ( AP) Rep resentatives from Red Cros3 chap ters in Oregon will open a con ference here Friday. A. L. Schafer, manager of the pacific branch from San Francisco, will speak In the morning and James McCllutock, vice-chairman In charge of finance, will address the noon luncheon. McClintock is the personal rep resentative of Dr. Cary T. Grayson, national chairman. HEAR LENNY RAPOSfc. "The Rudy Vallee of the West." at Ori ental Gardens next Wednesday night. Adv. Glen Phetteplace, D.M.D, DENTISTRY Suite 314 Medical Arts pldg. Telephone 29 Residence 19 ROSEBURG, ORE. Mr i Now 18 Months Old ..NO ADVANCE IN PRICE! A barrel of quality in every bottle and it doesn't cost a barrel of money to buy it! When such a popular straight whis key as Old Quaker gives you a $0 . per cent increase in age that's news! When this whiskey, half again as old, remains at tho same old low price that'f such big news and good news that you just can't afl'ord to overlook it. Dut that's exactly what Old Quaker is announcing toda) it is aged 18 months in the wood 50 per cent older even smoother, more deli cious than It was when it first won its great popularity. Ask for Old Quaker today and taste a bigger barrel of quality in every bottle. This Whl.key la 18 Monlhs Old! VIITKK up lii;lllVi UK F13A1. I' IlKlvrsib-tKMl. rnlud sini! I'idi l- i l IIIIU UIJHI'Htlty Uoiiitniiiy. HUIVI.V ; .. ... ........ .,, iiwHilr iiJ9u1 me; ileiiiuiiucl iidmlnlKtraloi- f the ,-gi,ut i filiil a rin.il iicinllnt for k.h.i ! .'eawed iiiltiiliilstriilor in the L'uimty I UuiiKlHa futility, mid the Uon"c,"u. W'Uilc. JliiIKe of Kald euurt. Imu 1 NICWS.RtfVlRUr a BAitO AIM nAVfl a CLOSE a SATUUDAV, OCTOBER 10 .OTIlK TO CHKU1TUI1H In lh County Court of the State of Orfgun fur liuglas Couniy. In the irm(tr ot the cstHte of J. P. brvtr.ke. Jt-ceused. Not let; hcitbv is given, that the uiiUerniwnrd hts liven duly uppoint ed uJinitilNtiutrix with ttie iviil an nutj ot the r state uf J. K jirt-like. utif Uy urilvr of the a'auvt entitU-il court, and that ih: hau duly qualified UK nuvti HdniiniHtr trlx. All afr(jii hjtvintf , I'luims :iK"ti.st Hit) fctJtf of taid de eaaJt'd hiTfby aru rfifulrfd to pit--tnt itti-iii, Willi propt-r vouclH.ru. duly verified an rrtiuired hy law. to the uiidfrKtKNi'd ut the ottlvtt of Hall inui'K & Ui-ddL'8 in the luurthouse in Uum-tmi-K'. UoukIhs County. Oi e Kon, within tlx munthK from the ditti uf tho flrnt publication of this mi the. Imtt-d und firm published Octo ber , IW-iti. 1-YlilA HftKTZKK. Ailinlnivtriitrlx with the will n IK:Xid uf lb etttuttJ of J, K lirtttzkf, di'LvuHcd. api.ointvd Munday. tin- th d. i of the fort-noon of Mid Uhv. county courtroom In Hie rour thou., in Hoi-hurB. DoukU C " Km, uh the tline mill plt' for, inK objection. If fV. 1" ' 1 V ...count and the ?JK: ItitL- are hLreby notified tp f lo their obj. rtion.. if any. t- o W iiixouiit ut "r hefnro lUr Uim ' Hi.pi.inted for final hem Ins afw!d't,,I lh du f (tober .UN?TKIJ STATKS i'lUKMTV AN1 Ul'AKANTY CUMI'ANV, Surel V- Chew, Sing or Laugh without "Denture Static" ri'itrn irrlppcd tightly and com fortably by FASTKETII lor 2 liouis rvery day don t ruvtm) tim fact thtt nu Wuar tnlnv teutli. N'u hitinyiiitf deuiure ntmUp from oobu ilnteM. itiilinhliiiK. hlNUlnfr. liapint, Ihkiiiir ur pojiMintf oui. I'HriT n,i tlit nt-w jmiirovuc powder, in ulk llne lo prVveiit oro kuiiih. hum in k. hud breath. TaMrlttHit. Kot nuni my. iiel i'ASTh:KTii ut uny drug tor. U'ht'ii mouth tiHttuea chuiige, hue your dmitlut. Adv. -u- .OTH ; to ruDlTuitu In the County Court of the Btmo of Otetfon for LoukIhk t'ounty. In the matter ot ttitt en (.He of J. 15. Hervey, dt-ct-HMt-d. Not ire x hereby ulven that the undertiiKiied has hoen appointed bv the County Court of Iouk1h Coun ty. Oreieon. bv n nnler alulv irni.t- and elite red on the 5th day of Oc- itr-u. a auiinniairatrix of tin eMtata of J. K. Hervey. de-eaed. All IM'THOn H lluvlnv ilnltna ul.lni aid extale are hereby notifi.-d to im w m i i ii e na me to t lie fa id a d -minlxtratiix at th office of R. W. MarKtein at the courtlioiitte at ftose burK. rotiKlait County. Oreiroii. duly vertrieu hh hi- Ihw ifmiir-ii wiihin i lx uionthii from datn of thin noth e. Hated and first published this fith day of October. l:ifi. ' , , , MARINE HKRVKY, Adminiiftratrlx of the evtate of J. SPECIAL ATTENTION DR. J. M. INGALLS REG. CHIROPODIST AT THE UMPQUA HOTEL Friday, Oct. 9th To take care of increased busines Dr. Ingalls will come twice a month. Free Examination Douglas Funeral Home E(Ublahd 12 Perfect Funeral Servicei BULANCE SERVICE PHON, H2 Pin and Lin St. H. C. STEARNS rUNERAL DIRECTOR PHONE 112 Lady Attandinl jrjti 4 (RYnHclSSC I A Jr VilTAlBOUBBONI i Uaiia y . lilt j:il Flood Your Home irith Clean Healthful Heat, With Wards Oil Circulating HHeater 56.95 $5.00 DOWN puts It in your homo ' '.,'4;: ffy B . v:::;:i-::; - lifHlJ HEATS 3 TO 5 ROOMS ' FULLY PORCELAINED I CONSTANT LEVEL VALVE I It compares with circulators at double this low price) Cold air flows in at the bottom, is quickly heated by the huge inner unit, automatically moistened, and circulated at double the usual speed. Huge orange-flame burner is silent, pow erful, quick, and most economical. No parts to wear out or replace. The flame is easily adjusted, steady. Valve pre vents the burner's flooding. Patented automatic draft control. Burns low priced No. 1 distillate (38-40) or kerosene. T KEROSENE HEATER 4.50 Portable, tiuick, climn, ndoi Ics. PnllBlml hlt'fl totly. Hold 8 lu 12 hours fuel. ! Keep Your STOVE CLEAX AVAILABLE IN OKCCON Enamel Cleaner Stove Polish O.I Dressing Iron Cement 15 . 13e 15c . 20e Exi'hiHire Design! Low Ward Vricvi ItlvAl 1 II I L V4Mn-HI KMU Cireulatiu IIEATi:il $4.00 Down puts it ;n your hu.ne Luxurious, walnut-graiMd porcelain! Heavy 18 cast iron linings hold a bigger fire! Heavy cast iron wood grate and ash r.nl Thick quick steel inner unit. (Easily changes for coal.) ' WARDS tor SAVINGS In tii' 37.95 mm hwib Ti OTiUH'iTM.m piriiiH , TfWliM i n iin 1.1 8IIAIQHT WH15KIT ..Ai TOU PISTII IN IOURION OI TI - IV)o, lHt OI DC)l'AKtRCO..LA4 Rt.NCIfll RO.I.ND. Phone 95 51 IOWS CONTINUOUS SUNDAY 315 N. Jackson St.