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r TWO ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSF.BURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 3 1937 Marshall Shifted to Back- j Field for Game Against ; Cottage Grove. y A Fhift in hackfield lineup I f expected tn Kiv the liosebllljj lll- din ns u much si runner style nf iiluy in Friday's football game; ni Cottar (iro e, Ciiiu li Jim V niiv t imported Intmy. .Marshall, a re- HCent haunter Iron. Mend, who play 1 cud his fit h( jiiiiin In mi Indian uniform lam week, koiuk iniu ihe ! game against Med lord as a lac Me, ) is lieluM hIm ( l c-d Into (lie Juicliid i as a blocker nit oiTeiise. Worliinu ' J ii scriuiniatie last iiIkIiI, Mar ' tdiall's block inn avo a un ai I in- prnvenietrt in riiutiJ iik pias ami . 4 (lat h Walls was Wi-ll pleased by ' (lie showing made. On deiwe Marshall will buck up tlie lim-. Cuacli Watts is greatly pit used by the way in which member of Ins squad liuve built up phiral condition. The players hav train ' rt dutifully and the resulttt are Nuowlng up well. Jn game. already played the boy have fluttered no ; serious Injuilf s, despite the fact ' that they uavu beep meeting hu- potior weigh!, particiilni ly in tin I Medford name, v. hero I hey were i yii weighed fifteen pounds lo the I 'Jtfiaii. . --High school roaches Kent-rally , . Hold to the theory that &ood con- ; Juitioniiif? in the besl safeguard ncainst injuries, but find it dilli- r ,talt to gel hoys of that age to 'lake training seriously. However, . ,tlu Indians are in fine pliiral 1 Jlrini and this factor Is evidenced ! in their eudiinince. They will K probably I a per off on hard scrim '.iiiufcu for Ihe balance of the sea- Mill,' lo prevent danger of going t stale. (lly Associated i'ress France and lirent I'.iilaiii chart ed today a inodernfi d course n their elfoits to ei lta!iau soldiers villi the Insui'Keijt army out ol IMpaln. ' Circles close Id Iho Kredch ror 'elKn office said il had heeu itropos A'd Italy he niveii "a last ' chance" to aun-p to withdraw trooits iroin Kpain. I'rlnie .Mhih'ler Chaniherlain uuil Ills fereicn secretary. Anthony Kd n. were believed to l-e leaniiiu to ward use nf the 27-iuilion noii-inici-veutioii counuill.ee in an iitletuil rt reach mi accord with Italy. 7 This luilicated a decided lussen Jiig of Hi" llrni attitude tidoled iJUft week by Ihe two nations. They hud k'vcii Premier iMu.sHolfiii "1 .hours" to reply to n uute.invltlun ill in lo n discussion of the volunteer ""enlistments In Spanish armies. " " Mussolini declined to join In hucIi discussions and simi;ctcd Ihe lioii-iuterveiitioii coiniuiliee us the tu-oper place for mh n disciisKlou. Thus it appeared neither, ihe French nor Ihe Mrltish aiv now In ,' tiilied to take pieeiulale action i altlmiiL'h lasi wee); hull) had hint i ed at such a pnssihilily if I I nice, 'did not get toHfiher with them on ( Ihe matter of yetiinv; loreiKn lijUit- ers out id' Spain. WILD STEER KILLS RODEO PERFORMER, ; NKW V(U;k. (id. I :; -! Far Iroin Iiim prairie home. Waller I Ciaens. JHyeai old Oklahoma to deo pertmnier. toih the lone tiall , to "I he last round up." Cravens, om e runner-up for the woild's steer ridini; hampiou Hhip. was Killed Saturday niuhl b Ihe slashing homes ol a wild slecr in Madison Sipiare miideu. DR. MAUK LOSES IN DRUG PENALTY PLEA WASHINGTON. Od (All) - I'hares IV MauU. I'oitlaud. Ore, physician, lost In the supreme court .Monday hi his attack on ihe roust ft in tonality of the llai timui narcotic ad. The liiult court relusrd lo tlpon :i ilecisinli nf the ninth eir TOR A DESk-WORKlR'S rOR A DESK-WOftKt'R'S I ) I PRCAKfASr, TRIANGLE OATS GIVE JUST THE RIOHT AMOUNT Of NOUR ISHMENT AND ROUGHAOE TOR GOOD PICESTIOMI MANUFACTURED IV TEIANGLE MILLING COMPANY f FORTLflNO, ORE. OUR BOARDING HOUSE WHO ARE WE ? TH' MAJOR HAS BEEN! OH , DUST A COUPLE OP AUIAAALS IM THIS ZOO THEY CALL US WYEMAS BECAUSE EXPECTIWC5 YOU OUT; THEY KEEP HIM PRETTY BUSY.' IP HE rSUT OMTH' WE'RE ALWAYS MIPPIMQ AT "TH' PEAP nUMP HEAPS LIABLE AROUMD COST HERE.' L n R G0SSIP "VCj GRIDIRON COltVAI.LIS. Ore.. Od. Jli. (Al') -"Slop Wii.hiiiicion and you Will stop the ill lit us." was Hie word passed lo the Oregon Stale !!..,. r...kti.'.n u .1 in- I i.... Coach Jim Imxoii, who scouted the I', t'.- I.. A.-.lanrord Kaine last Saturday. 'The Heavers. who stopped Washinniun university, at Seattle lusl week, luiyw he meant Kenny Washington, ensat ional negro sophomore who .sniirks the lliuins on ol fense. t l,OS AN(iKIJ-:S. Oct. Kl. I AT) The I '. ( '. I,. A. coaching miip led oni a hard practice session .to day for the Itiniu fooiball sipiad before entruii'iini; lonight for Cor ral lis to nteet Ihe ( In-im Slate Heavers. The Hi tlins will probably si art with Ihe same bafUltehl that pfi' foriuei ugaiUKl Stanloril last weiQrt ioJiimy Hat da nt quarter, Kenny Wn.liiiiiUoii. and Hull llir shon al hall and .Wall Schell at lullbnck. I. OS ANlIKI.KS. '(id. 1H (AH) , "Southern alifornia's Trojans preparing for an invasion hy ihe rejuvenated Oregon Wehfeet, wi'le hilled lor strenuous drill loday, hut I it 1 1t punishment aw ailed Hie regulars. Coach Howard .Tones indicated his otiltil might prove loo finely drawn alter last week's upm-i ol ( diio Stale if .M-rhnuinge was loo heavy, and he's Inking no chances with the coming conflict here. With Tackle It ay Cenrge prob ably out of ihe game will) in juries, I'liil Caspar will draw the nil court of appeals which ll I I'll ill d blank's c((iividhni under Hie act. .Mauk was heiilenceil lo seven yrars In a federal prison. The phsician was charged willi selling nareoiies "uol in gootl I a ii ti and not In the course n his professional practice onl ." lie COIlteuded it was beyoiltl ihe la ing power of congress "lo make any specific use ol n lax paid ar ticle niilawtul." ROSENBLOOM GETS NOD OVER NESTELL I .OS AMiKI.KS. Od. HI. (AH) - Matching age ;ind experience against niilh, Maxie Kos-nhbioiii oi New uk ouipoinitMl Hob ,.s lell. I .its Allgele.s he;u y weight . oer Hie 1 ii i inniil route last night at )l mpic aiuliiorium VOtl ARE RIGHT TRIANCLC 0AT OR WHEAT ARE NATURE S NATURAL roOPSI Vi- urof. 1 rutilr Kollcd tit, tr millrd lrom hf orihnrt t .hour.t j;n!dcn riinv Alt tlut niluril. mriu oodnr.., hnK Nature infml lor a hrilthtid dift i rftamcil. ttftKC workers should at 1 njnulf Oat for aiv digntion and orrect f linn, nation. Sold at all grocrn. with HUH.' 1 CAM'T AMOS OM TH' 3UMP 1 REMEMBER HIM AS ROCKIUCS CH AIR ROOWEY WORK IMS HAWSER OM A SCHEME" TO DOPOE VVORK THAM IT WOULD BE TO PERFORM TH' CHORE -HE LEAKJEE5 AQAlM&T TH' OLD CORUER PRUS STORE SO LOr-JQ THAT WHEW HE IT'S TO HIM HE LEFT TOWN) 1H' PLEMTY' BUILIPIMG COLLAPSED.' c7 5 "..:,! !; starting assignment, It was indi cated. Otherwise the Trojan sijuad is in goud shape. SKATTI.K. Oct. i::. (Al'l Dis playing moil; zipper in practice .sessions than at any lime previous Ibis season, the hopped up Wash ington Huskies looked tot ward to Iwo more drills on the home field today before entraining tomorrow lor Pullman where they play Washington Stale college Satur day. Hon Jones, sub fullback, was bark at his chores, and Al Oliv er, ihe regular fullback, .showed signs of being able lo resume his line smashing for i he Cougar UimsIc. ITU. MAN. Wash. Oct. i:;. (Al) Nipping the lorward pars ing Ih real of I'rlt. Waskowii., star Husky halfback, . is the big defensive task lor w hk h Wash ington Slate's-Cougars are being drilled in preparation for ihe Washington game Saturday. Coach Holliiigbery is polishing I be Cougar running al lack with tiew nlaVS built ain,.::il (':.rl Oiooni l.illlelielil Hie iisiim fullback from 1'lyuiouth. Calif. 1 :i-;i;k ki.mv. caiir.. o. i. i:i. - (Al't - First serious Inotliall tas- ' Ualty al I'liiM-rsity of Caltfoi nia was (till I'lasch. promising sophu- iiiore guard from l.os Angeles, who ; sulli'i'ed a bridien leg in yesler day s scrinniiage for tin- double- ' lie.ider Saluidax with Hie Calilor- I nia Aggie.s and College of ihe Ha cilic. ! serveil hi id,. iM-onp nl ahoul twenty wlio al leaded. Spends Day at Lodge Thomas Whaiion spent yesterday at his Nil.;i bulge mi the Nmlh Cinpipia The Most Astounding Instructive EDUCATIONAL m ma m Talking OF THE BROUGHT Free By Si Dillard Motor Co. THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. AT THEIR SHOWROOMS Main niicl Doul.ts Streets This is a full length 5-reel talkie Non-Advertisinc. Major Hoopla IMAcSIKIE TH' LAST TIME YOU (SAW HIM WAS IN A PADDED CHAIR 25" YEARS AGO?, WELL, HE HASN'T C.HAMGED A BIT EVEKJ IP TH' CHAIR HAS ' mi TXHE YEARS HAVE TOUCHED HIM LI3HTLY IO-I3 i r MINMOAIMJLIS, Oi I. (AIM - Federal agents lasi night and 1 early today staged U.ur rapid-lire raids thai landed a reputed nuc leolus "kiii.ni in" ami eight others, i including a woman, in jail. William Hildebraudt. is, former jrniiict. was held by agents as tins "kingpin" of a narcotic distribution sstein extending as far west as : Seat t le and as far southwest us I Salt Lake 'City. ) Joseph Hell, northw. st supervisor j for the federal bureau of narcotics, j said agents bail be.-n Hying to capture HiblebraiuH, for In years, j Arthur .Miller, who served a book- making and gambling term in St. I'iiul. wa.-: another one of Ihoso 'held. ' A large iiuaniiiy of narcotics, Hell said, was conliscated . in ihe . i aids w hich began when Hilde bi audi and a w ounm companion, who said she was Miss May HolU, j were arrested in Minneapolis. I CIIICACO. Od. !;.A1) A ; 7N-j ear-old man ideuliiied by .Mrs. ; Fli.abeih Itass, director ol" the gov ernment narcotic bureau here, as lr. Samuel C;iiiIm in, . ,.(., siciau lo New Vorlc's I tin. was held I today lor removal to l.os Angeles lo sland trial on charges of send- J ing nareoiies ihrougl: the mails. RECTAL AND COLON TROUBLES Entirely done awaywitl) by iiuii-stn gitai meinoni. Not confinement to home. No loss ol timo lrom work. What w have ilono for tliousundi of others we can tlo for you Learn what it , means to be treated bv Biecialists who ate long experienced in FRKK BOOKLET Call or write for it. Very ittterextinz and instructive. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon N.E. Cor. i;. I.!:n5ic!e and Giand Av(, Trt.plioiie HAst 30IB PortUnd. Orriton YEAR! TO YOU it--" Picture "SMELLEfJ" TO TEST Chemical Substitute for Cop's Nose Will Petect Alcohol's Presence. KANSAS CITY, Oct. 12. (A F) How much whiskey makes an unsafe driver? Two jiggers. in-. Hollo N. Harger. biochemis try piofessor at Indiana university, gave that estimate to the Nation al Safety congress today, IiusmI on studies made with a "chemical breath smeller" with which he hopes to replitce ihe policeman' nose as a test lor intoxication. Three ouncea of whiskey or a little less than two jiggers is enough to make the average mo torist u peril to traffic, Or. Hai gcr said. IiiscussitiK the "chemical breath smeller." J Jr. Harger said it can detect the small amount of alco hol present in a single glass of beer. "The policeman's nose for bcoze," he said, "is frequently un fair, though commonly accepted as evidence in court. In reality the odor of the breath of one who has been iinbibingis due more to Ihe flavoring mutter of tho, liquor rather than the small amount of alcohol." Hut the "chemical breath .smell er" cun t be fooled. "No larger than the ordinary cam era, the scientific breath smeller used in the testa has as its nose u sensiiive chemical re agent," he explained. "The fluid, normally a healthy pink color, is unaffected by onion or garlic bur pales at the slightest sugges tion of alcohol on the driver's breath." The degree with which the fluid pales is the give-away ' on how much drinking ihe breather has been up to. EXPLODING PAINT RAZES ELKTON HOME KI.KTON. Oct. l:l. The C'liuiies Clements home at Klkton was com pletely destroyed hy lire S;iturtluy us a result of explosion of i-oof , paint. .Mr. Clements had placed 1 h paint on the stove to warm, pie-' paralory tj use. ,'riie p.iiut became, too hot end exploded, causing com plete loss of the building and its. contents. I MRS. DEMPSEY TO RETURN TO STAGE NKW YOUK, Oct. 12 (Ala lia n nalt William si announced her husband. Jack Oeiupsey. approved her return to the stage, in Jid Wynn's next musical comedy " libe ra y For What?" "Jack thinks It's a fine idea." suid Mrs. Dempsey. who gave up Doo JIS per year by w mail THE ROSEBURG the stage six years ago v.Uen she married Itotier Wolie Kahn. vealthy baiul ieu.ier. She made her theatrical debut v.hen she was H. She iw z, no-. The tiiinpreys have two dauah ters, aged 3 and H luoulhit. I'lTTSMl'WiH, Oil. 12. IAP) Father T. It. Junes resigned today from the faculty of iJuqnesnu uni versity as a result of a rousiiiK iep rally which preceded last Sat urday's fooiball Kulue between Uu ciuesne and the I nlveraity of Pitts burgh. Many students walked on the campus when they learned of the re.HiKiiatlnn and circulated a pell tion for the relustati nieut of the uriest uhu. I'ittshuiKh newspapers said, had told the pep meeting that I'ilt players -'day for their weekly pay checks." Father Jones said he could not recall making the statement but if he did he suid, "I certainly regret President J. J. Callahan of Dii o,uesne, who personally apologized to the L'nlverslly of Pittsburgh af ter the Duquesne. students' rally, declined lo say whetjier the school had asked for Father Jones' resig nation, lie said he avould "answer that" in a clay or so.: 16 GORE DRESSES, 81.00 Special sale at t'arr's on swing ing, swirling, lti-gore frocks in vi brant. Jiew fall colors. Size.i 12 to 2u. And you save up to half on this special sale at fl.OO. See thein ut Cairo. Atlv. SI, FREE service provided by the Gas Company assures carefree, eco nomical operation of ' your appliances. fffL MODERN FUEL Not until Christmas, but until the close of the News Review's subscription sale. But buy yourself a present anyway. That's what a subscription to the News Review amounts to at these rates. You make yourself a gift of S2.00, if you suscribe by mail; of S3.30 if by carrier in Roseburg. THIS IS A HARD now NEXT SATURDAY IS THE DEADLIIIE FARLEY SAYS U. S. IN NO WAR DANGER ELI.ENDALE, N. D., Oct. 12 ( AP) Postmaster General James Farley, pausing here euroute west ward told a gathering ol Ellendalu citizens: "Let me reassure you that this country is not in p.ny danger of be ing involved in any trouble' across the sea while President Roosevelt is In the White Hou-e." ( WONDER WHERE J J HI KEEPS f r. his pop; jMWL Otn Oscar prppiR (OOP for ihon) is all whiskey a grand and glorious combination of smooth, mellow, straight whiskies. Famous since 1838. Try it! Old Oiiqr Pepper is a blend of itminl't wliii kits, 'X.I proul. made by t ranklort HiitilltriCi, Intorporaicd, Louisville and but d more, SEE WHERE OOP GETS ITS NAME? $12 I PINT I QUART ' ALSO AVAILABLE IN RYE - MONEY SAVING r-Lai is NEWS-REVIEW Mr. Cannon In Town U. L. "Hick" Cannon, of Clido, was hero attending to business yesterday. T- I SEE - H. H. WALTERMIRE for Monumental Curbing Vaults Granites Marble and Bronze year oy Rosehum 50 O
