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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. 1937. Blanton, Auker, Weaver, Schumacher Hurl Their Team to Victories. ' SCOTTV IIHRTON ' HEW YOftK. April 21. (AP) Four pltchera, ;i!l f whom tiu.J mure or leH fullen from Klory la tlio past two year, were buvk on tup today an tfte romilt uf venter day'a oik'nIdk KiuiieH of the 19:17 baseball ueHiiuii, These ' four, Illaiitun of Pitts- bui'Ali. Schuinucher uf the New York GlaulH, Auker of tho Detroit Tigers and W eavitr of Hie Waitii lliKton Senators turned in some of the most ttimrklhiK feats on the six uumu proKi-nin which atlraeled u total of 1 8 1 .01 fl cash customers. Tile seventh uame uu the Ken era) ouenliii: slate, which followed Monday's previews in two cities, was rafued out. Chicago's WJifte box and the St. Uiuis llrowns, weallier ierinltl)iiK, will make their debuts today. Blanton Blanks Cubs. Illiinton, nliii won IS mid lost i:: for the Pirates In 11135, suffered last season from the second-season letdown that afflicts many rookies. In spite of that, Alnuaaer Tray lior shoved lllanluu Into Hit) oiieii- er iiKilllliit Hie ClileuKU Cllhs yester day, and Cy iiltelitid u rive-lilt Blmt- out 5 to u. Schiiniacher won 1!) and lost 9 two scaaous back, but I lie almost Xlirew his arm out of Joint on every ' "pitch and last year had trouble with his rlnlit olbuw. . ' Kvell during Ilio I93G world Tories, Schuuiacher dhln't have his -old control, lint II was there for Hie 19:17 opener and Hal limited .the Dodgers to five lilts its (. inter-boroiixh rivalry was renewed before I2,:IN7 Inns. In addition, he ' drove In the iiIuIIi-IiiiiIiik run Hint '..brooKht the (Hauls a 4 lo 3 victory. ' Auker also was at his best In J3fi when he won IK and lost only 7, but sltuniied lust year. He not. Ills cnnibuck chance because bolh Howo and Drldaes were III, limited Cleveland to nine blows and won ! 4-3 when tiiiiuld Walker ilirRletl ;is,2(lll cilslolliers wlHi li terrific clouting show. ' Weaver Beats" Yanki. - Weuvor. a aim- In 11182, alld cleur .back to Albany three years 'inter uHe returned to the hieualors last year mid showed so much linnruv men I he was niiiueil to upposo the YaliKees befurn Ihe iri.Kiiij crowd that tnrfied mil for New York's lip .finer. He subdued Ihe world (dllim- jilons In all but une Innlm; ami ciallle tliroiiiill with a 3-2 decision. . One of the inrKcat crowds In the lilslory of Cincinnati's Crosley field, -31,371 silw Ulz.y Dean, luuched for J.I lilts, blank the lleds for l.m- .lnuuies and emerge wllh a 2 to 0 decision over Hny llaviK. r 4 Tile I'lilludelpliln Athletics, who led the' Anierlcuu league for one , tiny, ciiino buck In normal when .three pitchers fulled lo chock the iiflaek of Ihe Huston Jtcd Sox anil Ihe guld-platers won, II to ii. Tin1 A's, however, came up wllh the - llollie run leader ill Hob .lojiuson V'lio lib bis second 111 two days. .The- Huston lleeH and Hie Phil- Hob, who opened ' I Hi a double ..Jieiuler Monday, reiuiilned idle. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople g STEP UP, LADIES AMD 6EUTLEMEN-1HE UEVT &Zt0 HOW A FLEA A Tip p2 PEP-FORcAAMCE IS. ABOUT TO Cjjk" HAIR , AWE? HE 'Ll BESIMSEE THE GREATEST Li1y LOCATE 7h' D06 -STARS IW FLEAPOM -THEIR, THERE'S A KJDNAPIMQ ' ACROBATICS WILL A6TOUWD WlL LAW, BUT IT DOESM'T 'J YOU SEE CYCLOPS, WORLP'5 APPLY TO FLEAS 5T GREATEST LEAPIKK3 SEKJSATIOO, SOlr WS IS OME 7IMF ilfp TURK! "FORTY SOMERSAULTS A POfl STOLE? ' JpgP Zikl4r7 IM MID-AIR- STEP J&K TH' 6HOW- "TIP 4 CLOSE THE SHOW , !--- JJ2 M gp BEGIMS AT OMCE J If ' ""2 5 IT, TOO If: W, I 'I M ", "J7 V ' , MimmaninnijKt' T.M..i!gu.sfrwX J She's in Prize , Winning Form -o- JOE LOUIS SIGNS FOR BATTLE ABOARD - 1X1NDON. A'piil 21. (AI)Syl Thills, KriliHli boxhtK prnmoler, nald today that .lot' , UdhIh. Detroit lii'Kio licavywi'lK'H, litul HtRiied for a right In Wliitc City mailimn .Inly 30. HiiIIh siiltl UmiIh would numl ilio ' winner of a .hint' mntch Iip twooit Tommy Kurr and tin oppon (slit, yot lo ho Hilm!l(Ml. Kiirr, Kril iHli onlplrft hcuvyvvctKnt ohamplou. iiiiii si m at ta same nil ' 75Cr,, & I !.:... inond returned to IClKitiuse where the hitler Is utlendlnK Bchuol, Mr. and .Mrs. t:. W. Lundeen uf IliMcliurK spent .Sunday visit- iiliK Mr. all. I Mrs. ('. J. i.iindeeu. I Horn to Air. and Mrs. Joel Kenn, haturdiiy, April 17, a daughter, weighing (ij pounds. The Iraby bus been naiiied Sylvia Kulherlue. ELKTON Frances Lnnglord. who smiles at you so chnrminsly Here, ranks above Mnrlene Dietrich. Lily Pons, Ginger Rogers and several thousand other young women In having the "most Derfect fig ure In Ihe theatrical world." feminine professors of a New York mannequin school decided. Frances also has personality, poise and clinrm. thev odrted. Adams and llarhura Adams molor ed to Kojuburg iDiilllriliiy. The girls attended play day mid Zune i.ud Hilly attended market day, No:-niuii VVeullierly and. Hill Wealherly, uf Long Prairie, .wore Huscuurg visitors Monda.'. I CITY VISITORS recently handed .Mux Huer n heating in a K'-rnuud uiatell. Intel Around the Cedy MELROSE MKI.HOSIC. Ani-11 21. It. Hultov and IiIh mImKt uf Hlvoinido mudo it Inirtincus h-lp to MkIioho Monday. Mr. I), F. Hall of lliim-hnum llfllrlrl tuisHcd IhroiiKh Mi'lrow riiursdiiy rn louii- to San IVilro. 'allf., wlo'rn hlH' will vltl rolallvi' iliili'lliillflv. Mr. and Mrs. II, IV Cmui lri Snlurday rnr Canyonvlllo lo spend tin' wt'clt-i'iid with ihrlr mm In-law and ilnimlitci', Mr. mid Mm. Wiidr WorililiiKloti. MIhm llidt'ii and .MIhs hoi.ill'.v Willie wi-nl lo l.tinii luki' Wmlm-s lay rvrnliii; to In a oiumnn al tin- I .iinu lulu- uianiiiv Mr. nod Min, Kloyd I'lnn art moving hum ToIi-m Valley to tho .lark I iii UK linusr to nmkf lli.-h limiip. li. Ij, Conpi-r n'ltiincd liuiot iroui I.OMU hikt Thursday rvnln lo owikf hoiuc n-pnliH lo iln road inarliliu'ry which ln Ih nshiK In idihI ( OiiritriK'tloo I lin e. lit' i n Uino'd tn the hik Snhndiiy muio UH, an-tinipuoii'd by hln vlt. um Mii-pdmihhT. Miss (ii'iii'lti KiiMM-y. Tliry ti'linni'd liiinic Satiudiiy i-vii-nhifi. l-dt Mllh-r nf I'ludills, WhhIi , nnlvi'd at Mflnm l-'iidny and vis !! fiit-ndH until Sunday. Mr. MilltM- wits viTciitly nmriiril to .Mi . Cma Itrittlh'r unit iuoh- In Mi'htmi' I'cliUiy to ilrivi- ln-r tin to rtii-liallM. Mi n. Miller ph.n n VIhM at MflriHe In May. Mr nod ,Mr. I.eonurd Cnoper oi' Anlilaitd visit od sfvi-rnl du. thn latter pari uf the werk wllh the IntU'i K Purelil. .Ml. nnil Mimj (i V. 1 onper. They rettnoed to llicir loupe at Ashland Souday. Mr. and Mrs. Itui- Keller 01 Cuiun Valley spent I'riiliiv vitll Ion Mr. and Mrs. .), (i. Hin'kliiud nod l-'tliltiy i-xmiIuu Mr. KetlVr and r.ljK I ON, April 21. II. O. Thorn- uh whs ii KuKuliiif g vlwltor Satur day. M i. und M i'H. Marcim I !a I naa and dHOtfhloi of Albany spent the veck-toid iit the home of A. H. U allies. Alls; Uorotliy TiiivIhs, MIhh Vol ma Hnrton and Allss AIurfiHrot Morris Hpeut tlio wouk-eucl at Hu go no. AlisH liU'anor Ilnekley. who In at- IoiuIIuk hcIuioI at MoMlnuvlllo, Hpent tho wocd;-oiitl at homo. IJoni Sutiirduy. 17ih, to Air. and Mm. Willlaoi Illi'ilor, n !)-pmrnd won. Tho baliy'B iinmo Ih William W'ayno. -Mrs. iMahle I'ool was ft I-'iikooc vlnilnr over tho wocdi-etid. MiHri Dorothy Chrlalani ami .IIh Nappi Lou Hell of Wolt. " Cr.it-k. Kiioni tin. u.i,..iwi i i oi.iiiii(jsi homo of Mr. and Mr. Claud Mr DoimUl. Tno two ladles laiht ttoiiool hero several yoain Hfc'o. 1 L'rnuHt I J. Wndo nod Ciinrlns CJeinunm wore in Drain Tiiursday having doulal work clone. Alrrt. I0d ilh AladfHUii and son, La-..i:uco, wore I (owe ho ru vIhIIoih Saturday. Mttlo I.eallo tialoH, who passed away Thursday, was luirietl at NlUlon Sulurtlay. Tho KunluuR oro held in Ilio Al. 10. (diuroii. Airs. Anna KruJkllu Iiiih roturu ed home after tin alisonce of sev eral months. .Mrs. Al:.rietta Hainos and Iris llaino.i spent Sunday aKoruoon at tho h me of Mr. and Airs. A rim .lo.inson of Seottshurg. Mm. Carl liiiider ih 111 at her homo. Ash Andrews was called Lome Sunday from San FrHiintu-u by the doalh of his mother, Mrs, An drews, of ScottsburK. Kred lliloy, who ts worltlng at llandon, spoilt Tuesday at his home. Fred, Jr., Is also working there. Mrs. Hampton has rotni'-.ed from Itoseburg where she has been In the hospital. Kverett Ak't'lay, who works at Coos Hay, was an Klklon Suitor Saturday C. Jensen wont lo tho Coniplou llatehery at Drain for turkeys one tiny last wook. sir. i outptou wus in town the next nminhu, with more birds. i Phyllis .Smith. Mnruaret tlril'nth, I Hilly (IrilTith, Zt,no Adtii:s. A.leh 1 Hep. U. N. liidd'e, of Hiddlc, wus a business visitor In this city yes toi'ouy. Airs. T. M. Wlnnlt'ord, of Garden Valley, was hero shopping auu visiting friends yesterday. Fred Kllloit, Airs. U. u CoUo'lar and Airs. Frank Sullivan, all ot Cauyonville, were visitors here yesterday. Airs. J. L. Alode, of Kellogg, spent yesterday in mis city v lull ing and atLoj.diug to business. T. L. llro:or, ot , Myrtle Creek aLlenclod to h:isinss lie re . lor few hours yestorduy. It Irani Ix.som, of Vont-alla. spent a short time here attending lo imsiiif'ss yonterday. Zaeb Aiurray, of Camas Valley wus In town attending lo business lor a short lime yeslerday. w. ii. Jones, ot J'Jklon, was visitor in this city y vs terday. J. J. Aluriu, of i oneaUa. spoilt yesterday in this city alUmding lo DUHIUeSH. ' Mr. and Airs. Clinton Jonos, Myrtle Creek, weve business visitors In Ibis city yoslnniay. Air. und Mrs. H. M. MatiiiL's ami .Vlrs. J. U Thornburg, of Wilbur were visitors in town yostore'ay. Allss !!ss Clouh, of C: ;:yon vilie, was in town shopping ami visiting friends yesterday. D. C. Illgginbolham, of Oakland, attended to business here for a few hours yesterday. King Carlile, of Uiupnua, attou 1 ed to business In town for u short time yesterday. ' -o- Americnu mass production 1ms placed 22.01)11,1100 passenger cars on the roads three cars Tor i ory four families In the cnuntrv ! ranee bus one automobile for each twenty persons, the United Kingdom one to (wonty-throe Italy one to one hundred eight 1'oland une lo one ihoUBimd two hundred eighty-three. Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone C5I-J R. R, 2, Box 22G Roseburg, Ore, SAVl TIMF! Travel while you sleep! I.eAve hfrrc ?:y v :'r. -. Vast overnight irrvite brinm ou turn Portland or Sun rr.'mis.o early die aet morning, refreshed and readv (or work or picture llcr a re.il aonl rct. Vv bile tu slunibor in the deep mtulert of nur Pullman berth, (be engineer drive you .iwiltlv and Motroihly over ihe irfr.tf biyhn.iy in the world ttttl raih! Voo'll sax c monrvi loo. l or example : . fine u-ay Krndtrtft PflRTIANn !'"" 55-98 s'-so rUnlLHnu l.ov.,-r iwih R2.25 S4.50 llii. mcrniithl STWIMRI) I'l llMAN trip hrinit M'li tnln PonUnil, t'ninn Station.! H:imi in the niornin. Hull flirt' lltiluil-i-il Ih tiillll'iil'lulili' CO.M'IIKS '- S3.98 SG.43 SAN FRANCISCO UH Far- $H.03 $19.35 (.o.hI in COAt HI S or Ttl RIST VV I MANS fplm il.Ml fur an turrnivbt lerih). This mernii;hi trip lumgi on into Sao I raiuisio, I cm Rldj;.,.it .s m the morninn;. Southern Pacific Bjr tho Associated PresB. Los Angeiei opened the Pacific Cou.it league 8eanon ut Portland yeslerday mid pushed tlie Hearers definitely into the cellar by win nliif J lo after Kirxt Uusciiiuu Uon Jlurut broke up a 2 to 2 tie with a home run In '.he eighth. Thus the Annuls made It five straight ov.-r the floundering Hea vers, last season's champions. Sti.tz of the Los Angeles club con nected safely four times out of fire. Portland's Wilson und Cla- bauth each connected for a two bagner. The uttar part of the game wus played in u heavy ruin. Pitcher Wurd hold the Sacra memo Soloas to four scuttered hits und fanned seven ze the Sail Diego Padres won 5 to 1. The hap- le. s .Mifcidon Keds broke into the win column at the expense of the Oakland Acorns, 6 to 2, ut Sun Kraliclsco last night. l.aiiianslie, Mission southpaw, stiucli out eight Acorns anil limit ed tl'.om lo seven scattered hits vvliile his teammates collected four teen from the offerings of Pitchers -Miller, Olds and Serventi. Mort of the Iteds had a perfect day at bat, getting four out of four ivhile IjoI juck collected tlireo out of four, In cluding a double. . A prediction of rain in Seattle toilay was greeted cheerfully by the San Krnnclzco Seals. Outfield er GUI of the Seals Is nursing a twisted knee received last Sunday sliding Into the plute In u game wllh Satraniento, while Pitcher Gibson Is kept to Ills room with a cold ho carried north with hlrj. .Manager O'Doul said he felt an other day's reBt would put his team In flghtl. g trim again. The Seals were lo have inaugurated the lJi season for Seattle fans in the Puget Sound city yesterday, but the game wus rained out. , Standings W. L. Ran Diego ..........12 6 Seattle 10 6 Los Angeles . 11 7 San Francisco 9 7 Sacramento .. .....JO S Oakland 6 11 .Missions 6 12 Portland 6 12 Pet. .667 .625 ,611 .563 .556 .353 .333 .294 BRITISH PRINCESS FETES BIRTHDAY WINDSOR, Kngland. April 21. (AP) Princess Elizabeth, heir pre sumptive to the British throne, celebrated her eleventh birthday today with play at a make-believe "coronation" which may some day be turned into reality for her. : There were presents from her mother and rather, King George and Queen Kllzubelh, mid a sur prise package from "Undo David," whose abdication as Kdwanl VIII last December brought her one step nearer the throne; but her absorbing interest now is in a child's version of the coronution of her parents May 12. three slides and sptnp n:gbl in the effort lo .toliuflaia iHuse barg. Dr. George K.;!Iouck gkrve an in teresting talk ! outlining Biaiif - of the inventions aut rseienjitic dis coveries of the past 70 yearB. A special niiisicaL Centura wus a trombone solo by Xa'vern Spaugh accompanied at the pla.io by Thel ina Carter. Developments holding untold promise for the future have come out of American laboratories. Vine gar has been made from coke and limestone. Automobile parts have been made from the soy beau. Glass is made today which is halt us shone as steel and three times as elastic. Glass is used for bolts, blackboards and wallpaper and is even spun into thread and woven Into cloth. INTERESTING TALKS ENTERTAIN KIWANIS Wives of Klwanls club members intended the regular Tuesday luncheon meeting of the local club yesterday, when Dr. Grant S. iieardsley of Kugene, lieutenant governor of the district, was the principal speaker. He was accom panied by .Mrs. Heardsley. Itov. Charles A. Edwards gave an amusing account of the Klwanls club's trip to Loon Lake, when the party of 28 members and enter tainers were held prisoners by JUST UNPACKED! A complete new shipment of dishes in cluding a wide selection in open stock of the GREEN SPRAY PATTERNS, ' 6C tC 32 pieces yjtafi J OTHER PATTERNS, A- am 32 pieces y Jtafi J MODERNISTIC DESIGNS, 6 J A 32 pieces 9473 Churchill Hardware Co. 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