ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1037.
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Heavier Marshfield High
Gridders to Be Battled
on Their Own Field.
Ity M. W. 15.
N'tttt Saturday ut 2 p. 01. the 111
diaiis will iihikUi with Hit' .Murslt
fielil High 'IkhI trintiiall team uu
the Coon Hay field for iliclr wwond
and last gaum ttay imul home
The iipiHMllinii llul iliMi'liiii'K will
tmcotiuti'r in ihat name uliould l'
the touttheat Him-tf tile lllitiallH fell
before the superior weialil and ex
perience uf .Meilforil Hltsll atltool
three weeks ago.
Advance "dnn" hafl It Unit the
Coon Uuy Pirates lire a hIiiiiik ami
versatile eleven, with last ami
shirty liaika, flunked by a husky
line which elui.ild anain otilweiKli
the Indian" between III to 15
poumla to the num. '1'lie Maialifield
team, Hushed from a convinriiiK
walloping of llnndoii last Saturday
to the luoe of 111 to II. will en
deavor to "power-house" anothur
victory at Hoteburg'i nxpeiiis.
In the Ilawlim kkiiih, the Marsh
field line opened up hugs hole tor
their backa to pound through for
lonB nalna. Thin, coupled with a
Buocesstul aerial attack, kept the
light anil inexperienced linndiin
team helpless throiiBhoul the
name, thoimh llan.lon at one time
niuuiiiied to allow u little olfenalve
Btreniith after nalniiiK the bull on
a break anil Hcored u loucli.lown,
only to have It called hack lieiatlse
of an orfalde penally.
Indiana to Be In Top Form
However. Ihc Indiana, with two
victory acalpa luiliKiiiK from their
belt, obtained ut tile expeliae of
Cottage llruve and I nlversily
High ai hool of KiiKontt i Ihelr last
two Kiiniea. will ntlenipl li iniike
it three lit a row. .AKaiti Um Itoso
burit teuiii.caine. Uirouah u haril
Kanin without Injury, except for the
usual aore inilHclea, bruised arms
and leaa, and a twlaled nnkle or
knee here ami there; but all the
wounda can be reitnrded aa "super
flcllll" and I lie lliillulia will lie at
full strenelh for the I'lratn mime,
harrlliK this week's acrlinnuiito in
juries. If any.
Coach Jim Walls haa plenty of
work scheduled for the week. In an
attempt to rectify tho kIiiiIiik de
funalve weaknesses ao aipareut In
laat Friday's (tame ami In prevloua
contests. Kspechil care will be Riv
en to pasa defense in preparation
for the expected Marshfield aerial
thrusts.
The Indians' offense has clicked
. in every trame, even auuliial tile
lieuvy Meilrord team. Itutler, Han
dera. Kritls, Ilishmaii, Ted und
Ham Thompson, aided anil abetted
by the blockliia or Marshall, Kersh
ner, Howe, llalflelil ami Josse,
huvn iialloped throuch oiiponetits
for lnni; (,'iilns. The passim; com
blniiUon of ltuller lo Campbell, lo
Flea, to Simon, to Duncan haa pro
vided tunny a thrill for ItoseburR
fnna as well as several tonchtlnwna.
Kppatein, Scofleld, llrlscoe and
Heuniu.ll have showed well defen
aively. and slioilld see action thia
week-end.
NATIONAL APPLE
WEEK PLANS MADE
Ort'Kmi anil WtiHliitiRtm. 1M7 ap
ple crop will faro mmiier iniiloiial
cnmplllioii from oilier uppln pro-clm-ini;
imms bin will be Hiipporiii1
by un unusually Hirnug miles pro
Kium himiMl on llif widely known
qiittltty of nnrlhwi'Hlern tipples.
The tuitlonul crop Ih 'tinint mI
nt 71 per rent nbove IiihI ycur.
'I'll urnwein' unsocial ions me jhI-
vertlHinc ihc fnct UihI 37. hitiu
nioren will feature nnttliwest ap
plea nil m-itrnm nml pnrtlruliuly
MtiriiiK Apple woek. The. apple
KIOWHIB have IllHO elllinleil Ihc
u III uf Ihe Nnlioiuit AHHoclatlnii of
ReluH Mt'iThuiiLs ami I hey In linn
will enlist Hit mipporl ut more
Iliati I.'iu.Oum imliviiliml retail
pro went renestnte in Ihc In
dependent ImmhI I Mm t thuior coun
cil, which rnnipiisci pni tii iilly all
voluntary ilmtiiH
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoopla!
IUSTEAD OP SHACOW-BOX IMG.
WHY PONT YOU HOP IWTO
THE WNIC5 AkJC? STAGE A
KIsiOCIA-POvVU AND DRAQ
OUT BOUT WITH KID TOIL ?
IM A WEEK, THE ONLY
EWC3ASEME KJT YOU'VE HAD
HAS BEEN AW IS-HOUR-A.-DAV
CONFERENCE WITH VOUR5ELF
IM THAT PADDED CHAIR
INSTEAD OF ROLLING i-ll
TO THE RACIATOR, WHY
PONT YOU ROLL UP YOUR
SLEEVES?
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HM-F INDEED SPUTT-SptjTT
PRAT IT X AM THE MENTAL.
TYPE UMP --FUFF -X
AM WOW ABSORBED IN A
SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM THAT
WILL DO AWAY WITH THE
AGGRAVATIMO SLICE, OK
IWSHOOT, THAT IS THE BANE
OF MANY A GOLFER,-
EGAD, WHEN PERFECTED,
MY PATENT C30LF
BALL WILL MAKE
fT POSSIBLE FOR
PUFFERS TO SO
STRAIGHT DOWN
THE COURSE ON
EVERY SHOT
HAR-R-RUMF '
ta-PcB
C4-tiM
KgHgtr, .y -'f'i-K-' ' DUI-l-fcHS TO GO M
VTXlZ. r''SP - STRAIGHT DOWN fgv,
,, r' A SC t THE COURSE ON 1 ff$hK
ATV V EVERY SHOT--. A
i ' V : 'jJZ. S.IMj f LnJURRY THIS ONE -
lo-Mkf. W&gMeM$L iU.3Lr X '- ALONC5 , MAJORS J
GOSSIP
of the
GRIDIRON
rOKVAI.IJS. Or".. Oct. 2
( A I I Jay Mcreeh, niOHl Keiioiii
ly IiiJiiiimI OrPKon Htato -oll(-H"
toot hall playor in Mih Oreuon imi
vtisiiy mime Saturdny, will nol In1
kept mil or Hie Stanford uani'thU
week. A special helmet will enable
Hie Mar blocUiut; hack to play
pile a mild coiicuhhIoii receivr-d in
i he Webtnol jiame, Coacb Stiner
mild.
SHATTLK. Oct. 2t While Hide
line HiuinhhTH complained lliey
oimbl lo Hhorten the lldd to HO
yardu so thn University of Wash
iiiKt oil's "in Itl Held oudeiH" could
Mcore Home tmieiuiowns, ine nush-
ies returned to the ;raclice field
today.
( ixtoniiblv , :iKhini!tnn wa lire
pin ln for l he Idaho sunte here 1 h
Saturday, but tle real objeclive
was lilpTiilifornia kiiiiip at Herk
eley the week follow Inn.
The Huskies came out oP the
Slanford Kuine In Kood physical
shape and t he quesl for a kleker
was a;alii started, with indications
heimf AI Oliver, the bis fullback,
would Ket a crack ut punthiit as
signments. Coach IMielan blamed
poor klckitiK for WasbiiiMton's loss
to an inferior Stanford squad last
week, i:i to 7.
'fullback jinx started with a broken
ankle lor Ceore Cbrape, and the
; second setback was heart trouble
i lor 1 latold Durham.
HA NT A r,Alt.. Oct. IM! Kresh
from a 7 to 0 triumph over Loyola.
University of Santa Clara's unbeat
en and untied football team will
entrain tontelit for its name with
Marquette at Cbicauo Friday.
Thiriy-five players will make the
trip.
I1KKKKLKY, Oct. 2li Coach
L. H. "Slub" Allison's main worry
today was thai iiis pow eii'ul Cali
lornia Hears milit have a "let
down" in their game at Los Ange
les Saturday with U. C. L. A. Most
.smceHsful method to lire them up.
toimd, was to remind them of
i heir 1 7 lo (i loss to the. Bruins
last year.
I'AI.O AII'O, Oct. 2 Slan
fold's Coach Thornhill considered
today shifting Kd Garnler from
fuar(irhack to uaid as the In
dians pi c pared lor the Oregon
Slate ame here Saturday. Thorn
lull said his uinl positions wt-re
notably weak auainst WasliiiiKton.
CATERPILLAR
" fl f fll H MTi om t
TRACTORS
ARE FAMOUS
FOR THEIR
ASK US ABOUT
13, 000. HOUR
DIESELS I
I.OS ANCKI.KS, Oil. 2li Kuril'
lli'M I Ian is. u rliiiniliioii lnurli-
wiiinii'r iih un i-nil, i:m Un tall
tnilay lo miiirtt'rbai-li Hie I'.t'.t.. A.
HruliiH ill i lull- ri'iiuti'illy liiiloni
uiiilirmi lii'li'iisi- anainsi tin inviiil-
lli'ais Satmilay.
luinky -'in pmiinlfr.
ills Inst yi-ar. Inn al
111- start of this si'iisiin swili'lii-il
tn linht iMiil with litlli- sui'ci'ss.
Hi' Is niti'il tail' us a I'li-lil si'iu'iiil
anil Komi at haikine Ui thu lim'.
I.OS ANOI'.I.KS. Oit. L'li X.'W
t'ai'i's sIhiwimI ui on Soilllii'l'n I'aii-
- - 'loi nia tii-Ht-stiitiK loolhiill ti'iun lo-
MOSt'OXV. Iilalio. Oi l. 2(1 Coarh , .. rrMlu nf t. ;n ii ,,.feat
ilank is on l In- hunt iinain for i'i'-1 i)v Culitiirnia.
Iiliiifiiii-nls in his liijniy-shiilti'ii-il I jjmlv j,mi. as in al fiillhark.
iilvi'islly ol Iilalio Inllbai U ranks. ,. ,. mhiis al li-tt ciiil. Hill SiniM-k-
lilahn nii'iMs Hie WimhiiiKlon lliisli- , ,.u tai-kh. John 'I'honiassln
i.'B Siiliinlay. ... i,,.-. u,lani. .i M..M Noiion at rinhl
(Him I l.iim.-H. . soiilioniori., nml ! uaniil anil l'hll (lasnar al i iu lit
Karl llreuory. hntli mlaii.'l liarUs ... i i..
ii.-llm ronsiili't I'll as luissihilj- . o
tifs. Mi-ilc stiiilihiril, iiiiai-ii'ihai-k. ; Here From Portland Marry
WiiK Mit lulu llii iiillliai k uap ' Oshorno, ol CaiiiM- Kirr roinl'any.
auainst SI. Mary's Sntiirilay, ami 1 I'lirtlanil, was a liusini-ss visitor in
silft'i.i.il a look. n foUarhoni' Tin- this i-itv loilav.
i'l'I.I.MAN. Wusii.. rut. si.i-
iHt'll'll Willi tllH lllilirovi'mi'lit of I 111
Washington Stutt- Cnimiirs In tho
llWHt :l n vli tory ovi'i- I .1 .1..A.. ; ,...,,:.. .
Con. h llollinulieiy today oiilHr..,i ' . '""'"''
I..,-,,,, in ,l. Hinniils ""ll"C:f
nci milium'- I"" ' ' '
Soul hern California here Salurday.
Ilnlltimhi ry said the team came
through the I -oh Aimtdes anie
without any hud injuries and would
be near lop strength against the
li ojans.
MOSTO.V. Oct. 2H (AIM Hob
Cluinn. president of the Ho.-inn
Hei-8, picked up tfdenhone in bis
oiiliH. called Omaha, lex., and
picKiolCasey Steiinel was liack in
the major leagues .
"Listen. Case, want to come back
with us next year?" bellowed
Qui n n yesterday as a rooimul ot
newspapermen listened In.
"Certainly, I'd be delimited
thank you very much." came i lie
reply und Steimd who received
1..0UU hist year for not managing
the Hrooklyii Dodgers while Hur
leiwh (iiimes got only 7..ri(ih for
piloting them, aguiu was a big
league manager.
It was the second time (Julim
lined up Casey as manager. The
Hist was in i:i:!4 when Quinu was
with the Dodgers and was instru
mental in obtaining Stengel to re
place Max Carey.
( no of the astonishing lliingn
about the talk was that (Jiiinn nev
er mentioned money or whether
the jolt whs for one year or five.
Hieniiel, no stranger to Boston,
wound up his major league play
ing career with the Braves in
alter being the (.Hunts' hero in the
l!r:i world series.
SPINA DECISIONED
BY HENRY MORENO
HUTTK. Monl., Oct. LMi (AIM
Al Spina of Portland, claimant
the noithw est featherweight
championship, dropped a decision
Henry Moreno, Los Anueles.
heie last night.
Moreno, who scored a nine-count
knockdown in (he first round -if
th'w lx-io'iud bout, weighed 12:! to
Spina's Jl'tijf.
Kddie Thomas. 1:11. of Unite,
won, a decisive victory over Kddi
orris. .; ., ot t'oi thind, in si
rounds, and Ititdi Hod; in i;. I IT ti
Untie, knocked out Jack Curie
l:in, of I'ortland, in (he third run ml
of : six-round match
iii i v imii Ti -1 I 1 1 iHi ? i
GlkJlr
The new Willys, which won
world-wid; acclaim In a year, en
ter u second year of production
wilh an extended line of passeu-
vmx cma and a new line of com
mercial units.
Three new passenper car models
have been added to the l!CtS line
which now comprises three sedan
and (hree coupe models. The
coupe is now available in the
economy, standard and deluxe,
while the sedan line Includes
standard, deluxe and custom models.
All IMS Willys models follow
the orleinn! Willys lines, which
are covered, by United States pat
ents, ami have, every worthwhile
improvement found in any motor
car
The individual sly Ling of the
hood, which litis couipletclv from
the front to provide easy acces to
the engine. Is retained. Piano
type hinges are now used on the
hood. Better body construction
throughout, with better sealing for
protection aeainm wind, rain and
tlufit. mark the new models,
Kaster first and second Kear
ratios, enabling quicker get-away
in unfile and improved braking
with reduced pedal pressure, are
outstanding mechanical improve
meats in the UCiS models. The
new pear ratios provide accelera
tion fi-o!n a standing start to tin
milts per hour in L'H seconds.
With all-steel, unit-weld body
and top, low center of gravity,
safety glass throughout and fender
head lig his which reduce the pos
sibility of sideswiping in traffic or
on narrow roads, the new Willys
is considered the safest car In
America. Also outstanding is the
sturdy construction of the new
Willys, wiih a steel chassis, rein
forced wit h K-X cross members,
that make it amply strong for all
modern requirements, yet without
auv dead weight anywhere.
Unusual roominess is an out
standing feuture of ihe new Willys
with a ro-inch wide front seat, af
fording seating capacity equal to
that of three theatre seats, a 47
inch rear seat in the sedan models
ami spacious luggape compart
ments. The one-piece front seat
is adjustable.
The body construction is all
steel throughout, the roof, doors
and inner panels, pillars, sills,
cross members and fhor panels
all being or this .material. The
body sits on rubber cushions on
the chassis which prevents road
shock being transmitted from the
chassis to the body. Double acting
airplane-type hydraulic shock ab
sorbers provide a gliding ride. Im
proved tailoring is nut Into the
j upholstering and upholstered arm
resis are provmen in tne reair
passenger compartment to ufforU
added comfort. .
Synchro-mesh helical cut silent
gear transmission i.s used. The
main shaft and clutch shaft are
mounted on ball bearings. Only
1.1 pints of lubricant are required
to refill the transmission. The
clutch release bearing Is of the
lf-lubricating tvpe and requires
no lubricating attention during the
lite oi tlie car.
A new type of OJemmer steer
ing gear is used, with u turning
radius of 17 incites or a Hi inch
circle. This short turning rndius
offers many advantages in traffic
or on narrow country roads.
. The Willy's recognized economy
performance of up to 3a mlle.s to
Ihe gallon of gasoline reported by
owners during Ihe past year, ii
accomplished with Ihe time-proved
Willys-Overland engine, having
a bore of 3 1-8 inches and a stroke
of -1 3-8 inches.
right ankle late Friday afternoon,
when she stepped ott the porch of
her borne into a small puddle,
which caused her to slip and full.
Saturday her son,. Bruce, drove
her to Grants Pass, where she re
ceived medical aid.
Friday afternoon Dr. C. J. Muser
amputated the third finger of C.
D. Hoots' right bund. Tho doctor
operated on this linger .six weeks
ago, hoping to save it after it hud
been injured In .November,
wlule Mr. Hoots was at work as
locomotive engineer for the Ingham
Lumber to.
STATE POSITIONS
OPENED TO EXAMS
CAMAS VALLEY TO
ENJOY CARNIVAL
CAMAS VALLEY, Oct. 26
The biggest carnival ever staged
here is scheduled for next Friday
night by the Parent-Teacher club.
Oren Freedksen of the high school
faculty l general chairman.
At 8 o'clock a short program will
start the merry evening. Music
by the Cuniaa Valley orchestra
under ihe direction of .Mr, Ott will
be featured.
Around (he gymnasium will he
built booths for the bingo, base
ball throw, make-up, telegraph,
noe!ty and other concessions. A
large alock of. novelty goods haa
been purchased for sale at the car-
nival and lo be used as prizes to
supplement the many gplencUd
merchandise awards solicited from
local and Hosebmg merchants by
high school students.
A Japanese fan quilt, made and
quilted by P.-T. A. ludies, will be
given away during tne evening.
Mrs. Hurry Parrot is chief cook
In the kitchen hunmnrgers, pump
kin pie, coffee, cider und ice cream
II be sold.
No admission will be charceil to
the program. Proceeds uf conces
sions will be used to purchase
school equipment.
Organization of the Oregon state
unemployment commission under,
the merit system Is opening a
number of positions for quulified
persons, Postniuster L. L. Wiiuber
ly was Informed today. Competi
tive examinations are to be held
after the closing of the date for
filing applications. Nov. 12, li37.
Positions to be filled include re
feree, assistant accountant, jun
ior accountant, field auditor, sen
ior and junior claim deputies, sen
ior. Intermediate and junior ac
counting clerks. With the excep
tion of the clerical positions, ap
plicants are required to have four
years of college or university edu
cation, or the equivalent lu exper
ience, together with a knowledge
TRANSIENTS SLUG,
ROB THEIR HOST
KLAMATH FALLS, Oct. 25
AP) I-ouis Hageman, 59, Kla
math rancher, was in a critical con
dition at a hospital today, while au
thorities scoured the country in
search of three powerfully-built
transients who attacked Hit gem an
iti his home last night and stole 5U
in currently and small change.
Hagcmuu said he had invited the
three men into his house to listen
to. the radio. About X o'clock one
of the thum got up und turned off
(he light. and then all three as
saulted Oietr host.
The farmer, who was able to
Ivo minute descriptions of his as
sailants.1 said ail three were po
tato pickers.
CRATER LAKE SLIDE
FATAL TO YOUTH
KLAMATH FALLS. Oct. 25.
(AI') Clyde Rose. 21. whose left
ton ns Blii'iirVd off und riRht leu
bmlly mankind when lie was cantit
In n lnndslide at Crater hike late
Saturday, 'H-'1 today.
County Club AgiMit E. A. Brit
ton, is gettiim out word to the 4-11
club members and also Smith
Hughes students to prepare their
turkey exhibit for the 1!I37 turkey
show to he held at Oakland, De
cember 6-10. It Is expected that
there will ho a Rood display In
both the live division and the
dressed division.
of labor laws. Apyllcatiou rorint
imd information may be neeyied
(ram the aupervlaor or examine
ions, alate unemployment coiuanj
sation commission, 3t5 Old IJoSx
OKice Building. Portland, Ore.
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Mrs. .1. S, Wnndrone
Oct. :
broke
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OTHER TIMES sought assurance !n the sound of the
town crier's bell. Today people lind a real sense of
security in their ttltphonts.
$)our home a part of this close-knit, modern, telephone-using
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ADDITIONS MADK TO 19.18 W ILLYS !.1F. Thrrr mlilitlnnnl nuxleU munil nut the 1938 Willys pn
M-nscr cr line, cninprtins three 0iir mid three .Srtlnn niiMlrU, unc of each f which urr sliotvn'obove
T he itiuiMinl momincw of llir uf W ill i il lnl r:i l i-J jit lite lnurr riuht, liuHiii the 50-inoli wide
frnl Ifal, n friilurc of nil I'lttl V ill tumid... Thi ficAl hii a ctipacilv eiiii,vl til tii.il of three theatre
r: . l lir ili-lin. tir. Milrolrl itylinu of the illya is kIiiimii ut tho luwcr left. All illyo niodcli art
."li-tccl body construction, nith ufcty j;la Ihruughuut.. .
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132 SO. STLTHCN5 ST.
Farm Bureau Coop
Exchange
ROSEBURG. ORE.
Phone 71
i:l So. Stephen Stpi)ons 53
22 j N. .taction it.