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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople Seals Defeat Los Angeles, Hollywood Wins, 6 to 2, Over Portland. HAN FllANCIHCO. Juno 2:1 Al') Snivel, Sun Dh'no's Insl bull urtlst, ilciiioiiainiu'd lust night why Illi'H tiltl I'llHlil; t-t.HL IlllrH'llilll Iuukiiii'i IkiiIIiik Ktui-tlliK iillrlior and Hirikooul hfnu. Hti liiiiiilrut'lml .Scuttlo'ti liurilii.il lilUurs mid bluiikcri IIii.mii 3 a (I. JlU lillllllMl Bl'VtMl tO MllKU lllS lllllll Jni tllU HOUSUM til 102. It WHS lilt liilll Will 01 lllO KeUKUII IlKUillHl Ihree Iohhcs. Kulvo even figured In Hie Hcur lug lust night. In the i-Willi lull- Inu hu hclti'd u bIiikIu mill tnc-n liiuiliL'd homo when riiU'lu'tl bonne vd n Hireling nvii liiiBiicr oil thu lull coiileilleld fence. Tins blK but ol Xorui.-rl, li-iuling liomu run hitter ol' llio clituii. lit'lpcd llif Sun Kimiidtu-o Souls win ii 2 to vm'dkl over (ho l.os Aniieli.'B Angola. Hu bolted u limn er in llio Bfeonil inning Willi niine on, to bring his tolnl lor the sea gull to M. Acorns Lose In 9th The. lowly Oakland Aiorns nore winning u ball gmno li'oni the league leading Suermiieiilo Unions until tillH began popping oi l I lie Solnns' bam In the Hint of the ninth Inning. The (akn held a X 10 2 lead anil Joyce bud been pitch ing steady ball, lie retired Adams mid then llio next lour HeuaiorB nicked him llir singles. To climax the uiuutuli, Franks smashed a twu bagKer and Ihree morn rutin cross ed the iilule. The llnal score wus 11 to 3 lor the league lenders. Although they oulblt Hie Holly wood .Stars 12 lo 11. Hie I'orllmid Heavers dropped Into seventh Idiiee wlion beaten, II to 2. The Jluavers torcod tliu .Stars lo use three pitchers, but went scoreless mil II the seventh inning when they scored their two runs on it pair ot hits and two walks. 3 YOU HAVE A BAP CASE OF SOMNIFEROUS CORPULENC'5 . X AM PRESCRIBIKa A SERIES OF TREATMENTS TO KECTIPV THIS COKIPrnOKJ, SUCH AS MOvVW3 THE LAWM, CUOPPMb WOOD, CHORES THAT BRAKjr- OF SALVE WILL. CURE THE CO RMS CKJ HIS SPINE AWP BOUNCE HlAA BACK OM HIS BUMIOMS SPINA BEATS BUXTON TO WIN ZONE TITLE VANCOUVKIt, H. C, Juno 2:1 (Al'l Al Spina, 12SJ, ol Port lund, won the northwest feather weight title last night by taking 11 10-round decision from Hilly Hux Ion, 123, Victoria, in 11 main event liere. Spina took an early lead with a ilynaiuitn right hand, wliilo llux ton' came back In the closing rounds, knocking Spina lo his knees In the eighth. Around the County AMP SIMILAR VUMA I tUi 1 1 Ms' CUOV WOOP WHAT Hyu MANNER OF MEPICAL. tt ADVICE IS THIS? X MUST BE RIP OF HIM BEFORE THE MAPAM'S RETURKl C5REAT CAESAR SHE WOULD CARRY OUT HIS PRESCRIPTION TO THE LETTER TOO BAD HE DOESN'T OPERATE AM' CHISEL A FE HOLES IN HOCPLE'S BELF SO TH' BATS COULP F1 OUT 1 ZZfS- 7 HIS PRESCRIPTION V M&tsR fiTSW1 i 1' WILBUR WIUlUK.Iuno 22. iMi-h. (i. A. H'IIIch rt'tui'iioil to hvr homo in JluuUlt', WiLHhhiKtuii. Satuviliiy uf lav a Hhort vIhII lioro Willi huv Irleml, Alra. H. l-l. iMonii. John Urunl, ol" WiiUihcHloi- Hay, is viKlthiK at llm homo of hla hIh tor," Mih. T. li. II mo. Air. and Airs. I'M Untli-as and Mm. Will Howard ol! ComiM wore vIhIHuk rt'latlvcH In I'ulll'or nln anil Btoppud to vlnll rilcnds In Wlllnir a fuw Iiouih Woilni-nday on their rolnrn trip. MIB3 .loo (.ioff rotunutd to hov lionui horn Kvlday al'ti'r HpiMidi.ff; iwo months In I'ortluiul vlHlltng frlcnd and rolatloiiH. llr. anil Mvh. (Jonrjio (Ittif wonl to lorllund Krhlny lov a HhorL vIhII with frlondH. Airs. (!, W. (iruliho has i-oiiIimI nimi'linontH of Mrs. I. K. Moon and In nmvhiK In and expintH to Hpciul thn wiriliM- huro. Mtt4 Knth ttlll ri'tiiniiMl- liniuc Krlday Ironi adonilliiK - -1 1 HinnnuT ht'liool at Corvallis. Shu Is phimilnK on Hponding (ho Hiiinnicr wtih hor mint, Mm. t). C. llrown, at IHxon villr. Mrs, ('Iwifl. Simtln and son. IHck, loft Monday ovi'iilim for IHxon. California, to spMid u few months vlsltlm hor tnolhiM'. Mrs. ('has. Schroodur. Air. and Airs. Koss rdcCIanahan and family uf KiiKmio won? visit- iiiK fi ientlH hoi'o htiiulay. Airs. H, 11. HiiHtiell, thu fonnut'a aunt, who had spent the past week visiting ihom, rotui'iiud nomo Sunday witn tlifiii. Air. and Airs. Josh HiiinplnoyH and (laiiKhtei-H, Allco anil Jcssio .May, aro camping at Lake Tahk L.'iiitch thla woek. Tim annual school nieetln:; was Indil hoiu Monday and the lollow iiiK board was (deeLeil: Haymond lliown, clerk; Vornon La Hunt, ro- oloctttd director; Virgil Smith aiiM Kd Unssell hold over. Thu meeting was well attended and much in terest was shown. 1). P. McKay is having a new roof put on his residence and do ing some remodeling on thu In side. Miss Virginia Smith and Tdyy Shirley I'eterdorf went to Marsn liold Sunday to spend two weeks with the toriners sister ami brother-in-law, Air. and Mrs. Hoy Smith. Miss All hen Laltaut retui'ied home from Salem Friday to spend hnr vacation, after spending her first year in Willamette univer sity. Airs. Virgil Smith spent thu day in Oakland Tuesday visiting friends and relatives. 'orllaiiu Canyon- attonded the missions in as a delegate from (he vllle lodge. V. J. Johnson of Portland, Airs, (.aura Sleenuui and daughter, Na omi, of Ten I no, Wash., Mrs. F. Johnson and daughter, Ilarhara, and son, l'eter of Spokane, arrived hero Sunday and wero guests at the A. P, Johnson homo until Thursday. -o- SUTHERLIN ..RIDDLE HIIMUjM, Juno 22.Frnnk I )aviH of Myrtle Creole was greeting old annialntances here Saturday. Miss Florence Alosthat spent a few days hero wllh her parents, Mr. and Airs. Joe Mosthaf last week, hefore returning to Ashland. Miss Aloslluif w ill he one ol' I lie intdruetors In the Ashland normal Mils summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Al. Cornult wero attending In business mutters in Itoselmrg Saturday. K. liOgsdon was In Portland last week where ho attended (ho grand lodge of the Masonic order as deloga(e-froin the Itiddlo lodge. Mrs. I.ogsdou accompanied him as far as Kugcue and visited relatives until his return. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Towne or Kngene spent (he day here Satur day visiting with (ho ,t. M. Cornuit family. Miss Molly Cornutl accom panied them hack to Fugene for a lew weeks' visit. A. P. Johnson, local carpenter, is now employed at Itoschurg. Mrs. Maud Acker, worthy matron of the local (). F. S., was a dele gate from her lodge to the grand lodge In Portland last week. Mrs. I .ml In Campbell of thin place ulso SUTJ1BHMN. June 2.'!. Among (hose from Sutberlin enjoying the salmon hake given at Itoschurg Sunday wero Mr. ami Airs. Geo. Iteecroft and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Musgrove und sons, Mr. and Airs. Scruggs, Air. and Airs. W. P. Graham, Air. and Airs. P. C. Tro zcllc. Air and Mrs. Hand and sou, Air. and Airs. Louie Smith and chil dren, Air. and Mrs. J. K. Alaley, M iii. Lloyd Thompson and daugh ter, Air. and Airs. Hob Doeg, Mr, and Airs. Karl Wolfe, Air. and Airs. A. i. Chester, Clyde Henderson, Will Duer, W. O. (iildersleeve ami daughters, Vera and Verlle. Airs. Clyde Ilolman, and two sons, who left Friday for a months vaca- lion will visit relatives at Albany, Independence and Portland. She will also receive medical attention while in Portland, having been in poor health for some time. Mr. and Airs, dim Cllst nip ami children 'and Airs. Woods, -nil uf Portland nre spending a few days visiting relatives In Sulherlln. Johnny Itrattnn made u business irip to Ashland, Alonday, in his new Chevrolet car. Air. and Airs. Dick Valentine were visitors at the Arthur Austin home Sunday. WJord has Iwcn received here by Mrs. 'C. T. Chaiuberhiiu, I hu L her brother, lOrvin II. Kleftiniin, former ly of the Cor vii Ills leaching Htaff has been anpolnled to lead the Cali fornia symphonic band to give cou cerla In Los Angeles. At the school election hold In Sutlierlin Alonday, Juno 20, Wilt Duer was re-elected as clerk and Henry Den ley ns director. As no candidates were nominated for the office. Mr. Den ley's name was will- NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Roseburg, June 23, 1938 Feed Bulletin Wc niked Clarence Thompson: "How do you like our Norlhwcst Turkey Slnrter?" He replied, "Well, I haven't , eaten any but my turkeys sure clean it up, and they're doing better every day." "BE NORTHWEST WISE AND REALIZE" o ;r prices are among the lowest in the stale. For example, compare: Northwest Milk Pullet MASH 100 lbs. $2.00 Nortlmcnt Pullet SCRATCH 100 lbs. 1.60 Norlhwcst Milk Ers MASH 100 lbs. 2.10 Norlhwcst Plain Err MASH 100 lbs. 2.00 Northwest Lnyint? SCRATCH 100 lbs. 1.60 Northwest Turkey STARTER PAKS 100 lbs. 2.I0 Northwest Turkey GROWER PAKS 100 lbs. 2.30 GROUND OATS 80 lbs. 1.0S RECLEANED WHEAT 100 lbs. 1.50 and many other items of like value. Call in and inspect . our feed department. George says: "That only what rocs into n sack comes out of it, and our feeds arc 'in the bag'." NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Cash Buyers of Poultry and Eggs COR. SPRUCE AND OAK rilONE 210 ten in. Others receiving votes for l he office were Morton Thompson, Karl I'pdtke, Mark Jordan, Clara Trozelle, and Airs. Alark Jordan. The two'i.ther directors, P. J. Da vis and Harry Chenowcth are held over from last term. Only sixty ono voles were cast at the election. RUNAWAY HORSE SNAPS JOCKEY'S LEG ItOSTON, Juno (AI) Jockey John "Hid" l'olluid, 9, of lliittc, Mont., who wus to ride U. S. Howard's Seahisetiit next Wed nesday In the $00,000 Massachu setts handicap at Suffolk Downs, siifrerud a fractured left leg today wliiie exercising a two-year-old homo for a friend, i i i f Pollard had workod out Seabls cilit and then hopnud nhoard Mod ern Youth, owned' by iiert Illume, I lie yotniB horse run away and threw, him. The jockey probably will be laid up for six weeks. Lefty Gomez Loses Opener by Wild Pitch; Giants Beat Cincinnati. Ily BID FKDKil Associated I'lesa Sports Writer With tile season approaching the halfway mark, the New York Yan kees ate In third place today, 4B games hack of Cleveland's gallop ing Indians, and that eeitaluiy shouldn't make those who Invested a few hob at tho 7 to 10 pre-seuson odds feel any too comfortable. The Into Alurdurers' How had its "best chance of the season to do something about the whole busi ness thiu week in u four-game se ries with tno Tribe. Hut the In dians camo from behind for a io-G decision In Tuesday's opener, and then humiliated the Yunks all the way in luklug both ends of a doublelieader yesterday, 3-1 and 7-1. Uifty Gomez lost another of his heart hi eakers In tho opener, mak ing a two-run wild throw In the first Inning to hand the Tribe a its runs, alld then pitching one-hit ball the rest of tho way, which his mates failed to back up. Ill the nightcap, Allen tossed a four-hitter for the Indians and Campbells three-run homer led a ll-hit at tack. Willi the second-place Uoston lied Sox dropping an 8-3 decision to the Tigers, in which Kennedy handed Lefty liiove his second de feat of the season, the double wlu boosted the Indians' margin over their nearest rivals to 34 games. Giants Go Higher The (Hunts, at the head of the National league parade, also gain ed ground by coming from behind with a I i vi' i ii n outburst in the seventh and eighth frames to clip the Cincinnati lteds. ti-4. By knock ing of fllieir closest pursuers, the (Hants boosted their lead to 1 games. Strnttou's eight-hit pitching, bucked by a 17-hit assault, gave the White Sox a lli-3 win over the Washington Senators. Tho Athlet ics landed on .Mills with a four run outburst in tho sixth to sink the St. Louis llrowns, 7-1. Warneke's pitching and Med wick's bat combined to lead the Cardinals to a 4-2 victory over the Uoston Dees. The Cubs-P.MIIies game was ruined out, and the Pi rates and llrooklyn Dodgers !pv-reu't scheduled. CANYONVILLE -Mr, CANYONVJLM5, June and Mrs. A. M. .Shaffer and son; liohei't, left Saturday for a trip to Montana, They will he gone about I en days. ( ' ,i ' . 1 - ; ; W. T. Wright of iMilo was a husi-i news-visitor in town Friday. i-iiy ..uiKi-iuiu t;iuf) nas itnniH on tho way for a play presented, by loeal talent, to be given in the near future. eGt Marriage License Robert li. Illnlsdell. ;t5. ami Audrey- M. Haruer, 2", both residents of Glen dale, npplied at Vancouver, Wash., for a marriage license yesterday. NOTICE We would like to take this op- portunity to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and loyally to us during our reeent disaster. -Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Coruutt. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Coruutt. Hi-ltv nnd Jack. BiteWMimdittgs (ISy the Associated COAST ' ' pSacramento San Francisco Los Angeles .... iS;in, Diego KSuattlo ......v...,. 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