Roseburg news-review., July 08, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1937.
LEAGUE TO OPEN
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoople
ftoseburg Pirates to Take
on Glendale, With Barr
Slated to Pitch.
Southern Oregon League
(Final (IiBt-liHtC HtuiuiiiiKs)
V. I.. VcL
Crescent City 7 )"'"
(ii-unls Pass .... 4 ;1 -57'
Hosebutg 1 3 "I
AlMlfnnl S & .375
Ashhind B .375
Uleudiile .. .l 6 .113
Games Next Sunday
Grants I'ubh ut Medford.
Crea"eni I'lty ul Ahluud.
Olendale at ItutwhuiK.
)y HIM, HUWIN
Following un open diile lnsl
Sunday on which nmHt Southern
Oregon Ikhkiio hall c.lillm played
exhibition miniis with other Ica
Btie members, tho tennis will
square off next Sunday for tin
firm game of the fiiuil liulf nf the
16-KB11K) Slll' BflllKOII KCllfHllllf.
Five greatly stieimthenVil uutrils
will point all their nuns at the
CroHcent' City Merchants, runaway
winners of the firm half ruin, and
funs lire flgurliiK It will he one of
Hit) tlirlltest stretch hnllles ill
many years. The second half con
sists of seven Kimies.
With a new. lease on life be
cause nf thn split season. AhIi
laml'a Ijftliians will entertain I he
JilBt-hulf ihiiilililnns In one of the
three opening shots or Ihn second
luilf. Honlhiuiw Hob Hardy, Uni
versity of Oregon hiirler, will he
m tho mound fnp Ashlilnd with
McLean buck of tho plnte. Mont
gomery, slugging outfielder who
Haw llttln nctlon the first-half, Is
expected to ho back at bis liglit
rield poBt for Hie I.ithiiiiiB. Koll,
league-loading pitcher with four
wins and no losses, will probably
iln the Crescent City pitching to
Walinvornn. Koll Ib also a soulh
jiaw, and with Hardy, Is rated the
class of the circuit.
Grants Pais Improves
At Medford, thn Improving Crat
ers will tangle with .Manager hid
Pm-noll's (iliilllK J'ass Merchants,
nlso loaded to the gunnels wilh
now player talent. I'epner, curve
haller Ueluxo, will do the Meilford
pitching. Willi Ilalkovlck wearing
tho big mitt, llildy lleyne, prop
erty of tlio HI. LoiiIh lliowim from
Crocketl Calir., will burl -for
Clranls I'nss and l,liimiin will
catch, lleyne ip.a rlglitbniiiler.
Boasllng the Mnfjest billing team
in the' lefiRilbiidrantir Pniiimurigl
uroa tjtleugu seiliiiislyi(f?SH(-.
nl-li(tiM ;of all and .fVsllhllly,
how that needed pllchliig lielp him
been acquired. -
Tho UlpnilalH 'LoggcjH, tellur
ites the tlrst-hiilf, will I ravel to
Hoseliurg with eyes only for the
fi'tmV Malinger Jake (llpe lell
fur t'lillfuriilii recently, and Ihe
Lfaggers are now being iniiiiiiged
at Floj'd Claire. Larry Nunncn
kiittip. WlllaOietto university star
' righthander, or Carpenter will do
the ,ttlniliil twirling lu l'lasler
back of tho nluie. For Hosehurg,
Barr will probably open on tho
mound, with (loff Inking euro of
the catching duly.
, Past Scores Close
Testifying to the even distribu
tion of pluynr strength In Ihe lea
gue, despite Crescent City's upiiai
ent ease In winning Hie HiBl-hair
pennant. Ib the fait that of the
23 games played in thai block, II
were won by only two or less tal
lies, and six of llioin were decided
by Ihe lone Jone-run margin. The
champions grubbed three victories
by two coiilllcrs, one by a lone
tally, and one by a three run mar
gin. Two battles worn won by
five-run spreads,
r Framsted Tops Hitters
Orvllle Frniiislcd. Ihe Croscoiil
Clly nutfleldlng flush, I le a
runaway race of the first-half lea
gue hailing bailie hy clouting oul
11 hits In 21 trips to the Hale fur
ah average of ,fi2l. The brilliant
ynuitgslor of Ihe firsl-half chain,
nioiis also crossed Ilia pltlte nine
times to lead all inborn In Hie
runs-scored ileimrluieni.
linker, Husebiirg; Alel.ean, AhIi
land, and Ostroin mid iVIeCiiiiliy
of (iritiiis Cass finished the fii-Kt-hair
with bulling marks of .Ion nr
over. McCarthy was the lone lea
gue player lo connect solely in
every Kiiilie, all others falling at
least once.
Donating a mink of ,!i7, Ihe
second-place (Irinits Puss Mer
chants lliilshed with Hie highest
team butting average. Tin? Cres
cent Clly Chinook were u po.ir
HONORABLE BOLIVAR WA
BISCOMB PEAR SIR .'
f? 1 AM HAV1MG MV
LIWEAGE' TRACED BACK,
70 PRCVE THAT 1 AM
A PlRECT DESCENDANT
OF SIR PRAKE WJNC5A7E
HOOPLE LIFOW -RECEIPT OF
THfc PROOF OP MY 6l AIM TO
THE PRAKE ESTATE,! SHALL
FORWARD IT "TO VOU THE
ENCLOSE!? !CO PRAFT IS
FOR YOUR SERVICES"
SfaWED
tt SIR AMOS
PRAKE
Ji-l HOOPLE 7
I
SB
BEFORE YOU OPEN
TH WWPOW AMP
LET THOSE. IOO
EAGLES FLY
OUT, X KwCW
WHERE YOU
CAM BUY A
HILL CHEAP
THAT BATS
BACK EXTRA
LOUD ECHOES
5MARP-
SHOO-fERS
WAVE BEEM
L-SIWa THAT
OLP DRAKE
PECOY, TO
BAG TH'
WILP 3005E
' EVER SIMCE
AAY C3RAUDMA
FELL HEIR TO
HER AUWT
EMMY'S
BUSTLE
pi
80
con. i9i)Syni
LOMPOW
SOLICITOR ,
kocoikI with ,2'!), and J.liMlfonl's
Ciatni'8 lilt only .lli, allliuiiKl tiu
lug t'f' third )laee in the inci.
hcfly Koll, with four wins and
tlirco victorica mid io di-rciitH, led
nil pitchi'tH. Hot h nitclii'd for
CruKi'ciil City. '
Individual balllnu uvrairca in-
clndod:
ItosnlHirK Hohiu'tHon, AMU:
Shiim, :,:;:;, and cioir, .asti.
Olondalo liliodrii, M'Ml; Tlunuu-
Hon, .3X1; mf MU; Willis, .yi;t,
and Siownrt, .27S.
SECURITY GRANTS
FOR OREGON LISTED
WASHINGTON, .htfv. 8 (AIM
-'Thi' Hocial Ht.'fiiilty hoard miid
today OruKiur-would rundvo fod
onil jWiants oT $.r:i7,tiU 1 for Ihi'l'li-st
(injiirnSj"' of tin lineal yi'iir bt'Mln
ninii ifuly 1. iS&W
The hind will Include'-'Sill l.tir.O
foiv!uHnlrtiantii to ihp'itfwi; y-lLM,2:il
for t1it imid; ttntlC 4sVl V,7j:t for tho
hlliHl.- ' '' '
Tho PHtiinutcd miinhor nf appll-
tmntK 1'nr July wan: And, 12,!)IU);
blind, 120: children, 4, Dim.
Howdy Folks: Nobody but
collectors nnd peddlers ring
door belt any more. The
rest of the world sits out in
their cr and honk.
One of our customers thinks
that what this country needs
is a car with brakes as tigl.t
as some of the drivers get.
Which reminds Lottn Lum
ber that tht three gre.it
menaces to safe driving are
htc, hike and hug.
X
And may we remind you
that we sell windows and
window frames,
it
If you do hot believe In
Providence, just take a took
at the drivers of automo
biles on the highways and
then try to figure out what
else it is that takes care of
them.
We don't know about
hitching your wagon to
a star, but plenty' of
motorists are trying it.!
L. W? Metzger Co.
M(H and Moshsr 8ts.
PHONE 32
NOTICE
Uldrt will be rm-i'lvtMi hy KoIIokk
Hcliuol hoard. Dint. 01. I tout' I uh Co..
for'- llio . BbiriKllhK'vJuid xpi!intlitK of
nchooMioiiM roof, uIho jiuintlnn lit'
rildn and ontHhlo of school Iioiimo,
Hoard ruHi'rviH rlht lo rojuct
any oi- all bids.
UioK muni bo In by .Inly 1.r. In
qui in ot cltMk for Hi-clfifations.
Mid. V. K, lldlironih. (Morlt,
' Oiildnnd. Orniron.
Incompetent Persons Kept
From Wheel in Effort
to Cut Deaths.
SAUOM, Onv, .Inly 7. Approxi
mately a quarter of a million Oro
Hon motor vidilcle opm-uloiH have
aiipllnd- to the oft'ico of Secretary
of Statn Suisll (lining Iho past
thirty dayh for a renewal of (heir
drlvei'i ' HcPiiHt's. It 1h expected
thai, another hundred thousand ap
plieaLioaK will bo received during
(he pi-e.son( iitonlh, and that all of
(hoHeJIconwH will he lu UiA hands
of the iifiptieantft bcfoie the' flrut
nf Aumt. -,..
Proper handHiif? "of "tills .v6rlc
eniiHtituteH a roiiKlderablo problem,
as well tin beiriK an important fac
tor in surely work. Tho actual
writiny ami mailing of the Ifeeane
iiirds i.s a rotnparntivoly fimall
inader. hut to kco that they are
placed only In Die huiidn nf people
who are ablo lo uieut the rennfre
menlH eoiiHidered neroHsary for
Hafe driving -lnvolve a lai'K
amount ol eheekfiiK and' pernonal
in vcHtiallon. Thin conjUilute.H - a
responsihilily that Snell is tiyhiK
lo meet, and al (he wimo time lve
uk prompt Hervicn iid poSHiblc, he
Kay a.
DefiM'tlVe vIhIoii. lark of knowl-
edKe of the motor vohlcle laws, in
ability to properly handle , a car
and many other jeasoiiH .compel
the llCciiRe (llvlaiou to reject liuu
dreds of applicant, In the inter
et(H of safely. Proper licensing of
drivers Is a heavy responsibility,
but only through a strict compli
ance with the law is it possible
for the department to do Its. part
in In-1 pi n to ollmimitu Oregon's
(ratTIc, denths. .
El
TRAFFIC SAFETY JOB
GIVEN HUGH ROSSON
SAfiKM, July 8 CAP) Hugh
K. It oh son, former University of
Oregon graduate manager and
now a Kugene attorney, was ap
pointed us state administrator of
traffic safety education.
Secretary or State Karl Snell
said Kosson's duties would be "to
conrdhmte our program Tor' more
more effective presentation and
inslltutldfl n fjvAY jiai;ts of the
state." .'
Vn never see the sun where it
It, but where it was. eight minutes
ago. It takes eight minutes for the
light to reach the C'ijrlh.
DURING THE SUMMER
Saturday) afternoon by
appointment only
GEORGE E. HOUCK
Physician and Surgeon
311 Medical Arts Bldg. .
Office phone 1 1 5
Residence phone 272
r
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Ml .
ib as wia sis ' & is !?assjissy
Jisryis aj M!L fj"assii'
K J G H $ I l Li
i
to
Game Largely Swatfests,
With Solons Retaining
Place at Top.
my Ihe AauoclHteil PresH)
i'at-irfi: count ltfuuue buumen
wljied hits of horsehttle orf their
bats toriuy nfter a hitfsL which
echoed from t,os AiircIch north to
SeattlH to the tune or 107 hits.
An oven 60 runs were scored In
five Kimies played. Sucminento
still cIiiiik to Its half ftamo league
leadership over the second nlacn
San Francisco Seals as both teuniB
easily won their values yesterday.
hunger limited the Seatt e In
dians to three hits last night as
the Solons blanked them 4 to 0.
Circuit clouts hy Hawkins and
DI.Magglo, tho hitter's second in us
many days, helped the Seals over
come an early kos Angeles lead
and win their second straight,
ii to u. Hawmns drove in four
runs and his homer came In the
sixth v.ith two on the bags and
set-off a five run rally.
uiiKianu snared a twin bill with
Portland. The Oaks won tho first,
12 to S, getting 20 safe lilts which
included four baggers by llolyard
mid Judnich. lu the second game
the HeavoiK' Coacnrart slnshed a
homer as the Reavers measured
the Acorns, 7 to 2.
Myall, considered one of the fast
est base runners in the circuit,
was the sparkplug as the San
Diego team beat the Missions 5 to
lie lilt two out of five and
drove In three of the five runs.
The Missions were held scoreless
by Chaplin after nicking him for
three hits and a run in ihe first.
Bolln of the Missions was hit hard,
but fanned eight.
Prepared to Still
All Detractors
MEDFORD SET FOR
SPANISH WAR VETS
. '.MHDKORD. July S (AP)
This city was being made gay
with rings and bunting in prepara
lion for the 20th unnual encani)
ment of the Oregon Spunlsh-Auter-fcan
rar Veterans and Indies aux
iliary, which opens a four-day ses
sion here next Sunday.
The opening day will be devoted
Ui the registration of delegates, an
auto tour of the Rogue river val.
Ernest Simpson, the former hus
band of the now Duchess of
Windsor, looks the world square
in the eye as he emerges vic
torious, from court in London
where he accepted a full apology
for derogatory remarks made
about his divorce. In dropping
the slander suit against Mrs.
Joan Sutherland, he made it clear
he was prepared to prosecute to
the limit any malicious comments
about his separation from the
former Wallis Warfleld.
ley for the visitors, and memorial
exercises in the evening. Depart
ment Chaplain I. (J. Snow of For
est Grove will deliver the memor
ial address.
Opening business sessions will
he held Monday.
The feature event of tho encamp
ment will be a parade Tuesday
t veiling in which southern Oregon
patriotic organizations and dele
gates, headed by hands and drum
corps, will participate.
A turkey at McCook, Neb.,
drovo a pheasant lion from her
nest and hatched the fledglings in
due time.
COCHRANE ABLE TO
LEAVE HOSPITAL
DETROIT, July 8 - (AP)
Mickey Cochrane, struck on the
head lx weeks ago by a pitched
ball In New York, has left the
hospital here to continue bis con
valescence at home. - - -
Dlizy spells which bothered him
for several weeks have disappear
ed and Mickey uo longer remains
in bed.
The Detroit Tlgef manager, who
wub placed on the Inactive list two
weeks ago at his request, has not
Indicated whether he would be
able to visit Navln field before
the present season ends.
7ka
2tivtdinfi
(By the Associated Press)
1 . COA8T
W L Pet.
Sacramento 59 38 .608
San Francisco 69 89 .60a
San Diegd 68 43 .680
Los Angeles 49 48 .605
Portland 45 60 .474
Seattle 43 54 .443
Oakland 41 6S .414
Missions 37 62 .374
(No major league games sched
uled standings unchanged.)
At Carl's Tavern r Woodloy
Stephenson is working at Carl's
Tavern in this city.
DANCE
Saturday
Night
Larry's Orchestra
Maccabee Hall
Come One, Corns AH
Sponsored by Eagles
35c 10c
No More
Hot Water
Battles-
it's CONTINUOUS now I" !
Who's going to have the hot water can be a real bone of contention in any
otherwise happy household particularly in the morning. The loser in the daily
argument is likely to develop a grouch that la'sts all day long, too.
But once an automatic electric water heater comes into
the house, hot water battles are over. There's all the
hot water that everyone wants, at any time of the day
or night. No one gets blamed for forgetting to light
the heater, because tho heater takes cafe of that all
by itself. And it's such an inexpensive convenience, too,
that there's no need of anyone putting up with anti
quated and inadequate water heaters. A few cents a
day supplies the average family with an abundance of
hot' water.
Tke California Oregon Power Company p
111 'J-
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ForThOtftWhoVcflu
Grace And Charm
Dark Sheers
b9 ;
For complete chic-ift arfh
weather I jicket 4resit ot 1
piece styles! Frost-white
trims or gay details. They're
particularly smart 1 12 to 44.
It's time to Pick
Your Cottons!
Summer
PkH'm'fdfleit of Wardt
As colorful a crop as ever
was. Giddy prints I Lovely
styles 4ome with fussy de
tails others tailored,all tub
fast t they're buyl 14-52.
V
Greet the Sun
with a
'BIG BRIM
To make you look dccldedky
decorative I Wide brlrMs de
signed for flattery I In straws
and fabrics all beautifully
ttlrrimed. Sites from 21 '4-23.
Phene 99 - 315 N. Jaeki6rl St