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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1939, TO LEAGUE S TOP Stars Score All Four Runs in One Frame to Trim Portland Beavers. lly Hip AH.'iociulu'l Pro The Pacific CojihI IfiiKclmll lea Kiie'H problem cliilil wi-nt In the head of the cIhhh today. Ucliind tho Btcady pitching of Kd liiaudt, the former PittHhurgh 1 wirier, the reoiKHnizfd Holly wood RtarH pUHiicd over four ruiiw in th( third Inning at Hollywood yeHlerday for a 4-3 win over Port land that put them uiidisputedly In the circuit lead. ' Hollywood's hlg inning Marled when Catcher Criinilull wuk lilt hy a pitched hull. Itai tIm don tiled and C.miell walked. Then Tym:k clou bled to right field, muring two. Pucciiieili H KHcrll ire b c o r e d (:iHull and Ileiinan hrought home Tyack with a Hlngle. Thonms, 6n the mound for PorllHtuI, allowed hc veil hits as Hguinot 11 made off Jirandt. ' ' - ' Portland scored mint in the third, fifth and ttlxth inning. The Hollywood club fininhed Hext to hint In IIKIX. TIiIh year II fit under new ownership and him a now ball park under coiiHlnictlon. ITiitll 1J38 the club watt the Kan Frnnchico Missions for muiiy year. , ; Sacramento, meanwhile; look Un fifth Blraighl jolt on the chin from .ob AngeleH at Kacramcnto IhhI night, 7-i: The Kolons ; haven't won a hall game. Yet thif seaHim, which in only five dayB old. Oakland, the liitfl-plaue club IiihI year, moved up Into Hecond place behind Hollywood with a 4-3 vic tory over the San KranciHco Sual in an Oakland night game. At San iJlego. Seattle's Ml field. Hunt, poled put a teiith in ning triple, scorliiK White, who had walked, to give' the Hutater a 3-2 victory over San Diego. Se attle touched Craghead for nine liltB while Harrett was holding the Padres to four. V. L. 1'it. Hnllvwond -I I Oakland 2. 1 .i!7 Portland 3 2 .6il Seattle S 2 I'"" l. A!iK'li' 3 2 .6(10 Snn Fraiiclsc-o 2 3 .4mii Sun DiPBu l 2 .:vn Sacramento 0 5 MU KYLE SMITH Piano Instructor Will give Popular Piano l.eHHnns. Ill Iloseliurg. For informaUon cull at Hadio Miin.tr Sloio or phono ty'S FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 Quitting Business Sale Everything must be sold regardless of cost. DRESSES Sizes 10-50 lOOandup . BLOUSES Chiffon, Salln and Linen Sizes 32-38 $ 1 95 ""d UP SLACK SUITS 3 Pc. Sizes 14.20 $2.95 S3.95 A row aklrta nd teparate port coats. Betty Jane Shop 214 Writ Cava Street ORDER NOW and save: It" Green Slab Wood, load 4' Green Slab Wood, oord $3 $2 Sawdust, f 2.50 unit - - V. We rs aqents for Conlser Saw dust Burners and Water Heaters Delivered in City TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. PH OUR BOARDING HOUSE LIST, LADS, WHILE I YOU A UEWS REPORT FRESH FROA THE SCEWE GREAT 3 AS STRIKE OF YESTERDAY MAr BIG EXOTEMEMT CAUSED WHEnJ GAS WAS STRUCK AT MIRAMAR PARK SIPES- SOURCE FOUMD TO BE AN OLD GAS MAIKJ PUMCTURED BY WORKMAN'S PICK-WILO SPECULATIOW IKl LOTS DWINDLES SMART OPERATORS' SOLD HOLDlN3S- MeH : He H KMEGEB DEFEATS SKATTLK. April 6. AP Sol ly K reiger, the K lllg Solomon of middle weight r everywhere in the world but New Vork and Califor nia, h co red two knockdowiiK and a 10 round decision in a non-1 it It tight with Allen MatlhewH or St. l,ouiB last night. Krleger came in fat at Hir.J, hut xuld aller the fight he worked off lour pound and was "really in Khaie lor 11 not her in round." Alut IhewH Healed 1I. Krieger'K left hook won the fight for him. It dropped Matthews to one knee for a five count In the Heventh and put the M innourI negro down on hot. i luiees lor eight eountfl in (he ninth round. Holly; didn't ronnoct wlili ll much mil II the ttixih when he took the play- away from MatthowB with left and right upperctitH that had the St. Iuiftau griiKHy-eyed. Tlie. AMsiMrialed Tihh storecard gave Krleger five roundK the fourth, Hlxlh, seventh, ninth und tenth. MatlhewH had hu edge In (he Becond and rilth. while the first, third and eighth appeared even. JOE GORDON GETS TOP O. K. OF BOSS ' DALLAS. Texas, April fi (AP) -Joe Gordon ,the Oregon rookie, got the accolade from , his boss. Vnnkeo Manager Joe McCarthy, yesterday, "Gordon Is n . llnished second baseman Ibis year." the New York American league club skipper said. "IhibI year I knew he had the mak ings bpt he lucked the coulidence he has now." McCnrthy until the Yankees' greatest improvement over Ihhi year rested Iu Gordon and Joe I'l Mauglo. DiMagtilo. uotng through ui first full training program, has helled the hall for a average tit 22 games. McCarthy said he rated I bin year's team above lut yenr'sNml made (lie eternal fpiallficutlou of baseball managers "providing we mt the same hoiI or pitching." BENEFIT GAME FOR STRATTON DATED CHICAGO. April li f API - Mon ty Stratlnu. Crippled Chit nun White So piti -her. stands lo uin Si'o.oou or f2;i,nnit Irnm the hetietli kuiiic he tweeu Ids former unites ami thr Chicago Cubs at Comiskey park April It. Harry Gmbinor, WhlH So vice president disclosed today GruhluiM said "box seats are al most gone and the Ktaudslaud Keaift, upstairs and down, are go in tr tHKi." Stratton's lit; lit leg was ttmputat ed laal .November alter a hunting accident. GIRL SINGErT NINE, HAILED AS WONDER HOLLYWOOD, April U. i AIM Movie Producer Sam Coldwin says he him discovered a uiueycar-old girl sinuer whose voice comparet very favorably w lib I hut of (hi lit Curd, In lane. limber and ipmlity. Jiieipii'Hne Nash, liny and blonde, or .Moo I real. Ouebec, was 11 v tug with her inothi r. Mis. Mtnette Nash, in a l.os Angeles aulu (amp when talent kcouI.s lound her ami s iuued Iter to a contract that ulves tier important sinulnu role In a pic lure Mai i In u .Iiifclm llciteti, re nowiicd iolinKi. The child in ih. prodm t of her .not hi i 's uitisiciil 1 1 iiiiilnii. Gold- wMi's music direi lor. Allied New inaii. h;hiI l he git I "simply can't i miss." I lialn boards? Valley tin'.' Ihiors?) Hiiidware".' Hinges? Pace's east of I Valley llotci ( Adv.) Utne Bros., Rose Garage Soma In and look over theie .;ed cara. 1VJ5 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Delux Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. with READ X GA.KJ TELL BY TM' GOOFY 5RIU OJ OP "THE YOU EXPECT US TO BELIEVE THAT YOUR UUCAMK1Y "FORE SK5MT MADE YOU QPA8TM' SAP'S CHECK WHO BOUGHT YOUR LOTS w YOU'RE FAR SfOHTED, ALL RIGHT YOU'D - RuMF.c ' SUB- HAVE TO BE, TO PEEK BEYOND -THAT-BEA.K. mic COPtL 1P BY NEA SERVICE. WC. T. M. REC. U. S. Daily Devotions DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS William B. Tapian. "i'ls midnight; and on Olive's brow. The Htar is dimuied that lately ulione; Tit midnight In the garden now. The suffering Saviour prays alone. 'Tis midnight, and from all re moved, The Saviour wrestles lone with fears; E'en that disciple whom lie loved Heeds not his Master's grief and tears. 'Tis midnight, and for others' Kuilt The man of Borrows weeps in blood ; Yet he I hat hull) in anguish knelt Is not forsaken by his God. 'Tis midnight and from heavenly plains Is borne I he song that angels know; Vnhenrd by mortals are the strains ' . . ... That sweetly soothe the Sav iour's woe. Amen. SOUTHERN OREGON FACES DRY SPELL MKDFOUI), Ore., April fi. f AP) Water conditions In the southern Oregon region this season are like ly to be comparable lo the 1!C14 dry season, except that irrigation stor age supplies will be ample, and lale summer flow of major streams will be nearly normal, th.un-h nmeb below last year. Small streams will he low early, ban ing heavy lale Hpiiug precipitation. These conclusions were reached here Wednesduy at the first of a series of regional water I o recant meetings. Predictions tue bused on snmv course measurements and observations ami cover Douglas. Josephine. K la mailt and Jack sou counties, und include the Rogue. Cmpipiu aud Klamath basins. No flood conditions are anticipat ed In the area this spring as the iiiu-otf Is far advanced. -o- HENDERSON MAY SUCCEED DOUGLAS WASHINGTON. April 5 - (AIM Senate conlii tnallnn yesterday of William O, Douglas an supreme court Justice brought renewed pre dictions Iroiu some senators today i.eon Henderson, new deal eco nomist, would uet his place as elniirinuu of the securltiea commis sion. Heiideisou is executive secretary of the federal monopoly commit tee, lie formerly was a consult ing economist to the WPA. The SKC elects ils own chairman, and Mr. Hoosevelt thus ran only appoint a new member. The presi dent's wishes as to the agency's head, however, presumably would be considered by the members. . NOTICE ODD FELLOWS Thursday evening, April sivlh. the second degree will be confer red; also discussion and balloting on ftdoption of new by-lnws. All members urged to be present. Phllelurlau Lodge. No. 8. I.O.O.F.. A. .!. Geildes, Secretary. SIM-IDS and garden tools -lawn mowers. Parslovx s. IU N. Jnikson. Adv. DANCE ELATTNER'S HALL' CANYONVILLE Saturday, April 8th with Dale King and Hit Band AdmlMlon Gentlemen 40s Ladlei 10o Major Hooplc YOUR AAUG "THAT WELL. HE OUGHTA KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT GAS- HE'S TH' BIG MANUFACTURER AMD DISTRIBUTOR AROt-WD HERE ' NYWAY-- ME CASHEP J JN ,OKl.lT PAT. OFF. SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES SET SUTHKRUN, April 6. flood Friday services will he held at the Sutherlin Methodist chinch at 8 p. m. "The Message From the Cross" is to be the topic. There wiii be a candle light communion service, which will be held iu front of the window picturing Christ iu j Cethseinane. ! "Darkness and !awn," an East I er play by Ilev. tlrnial II. Trick. is to be presented as a part of the Easter observance Sunday. The ; play will be given at 8 o'clock. and will mark the first time Uev. Trick has taken part iu one of his several plays. Other members of the cast include .Mrs. C. Ban Ch ilian. Goebele Fisher. Delbert Spencer, Venetta Eraser. Marion Chamberlain. Luella Plueard and Virginia Smith. Special music is being arranged Tor the service and the offering will ho used for mis sionary activities. ' Many adult members of the con gregation, as well as numerous visitors, are expected to join In the annual sunrise service spon sored by the young people of the Epworth league at 6 a. m. Sunday. "We Fate the Dawn," is to be the theme of the service. The offer ing will bp for the world comrade ship fund of the Kpwoith league. SENIOR CLASS SETS GRADUATION PLANS White gardeu'as were chntten as the cla flower by the members of tli. entor chiMi of KoHeburg Hen ior high ! hool al their regular meet ing Wednesday. Committees were appointed by (he preHident, Hob li'dlowH, for class night,, which is held (he Friduy before bacca laureate. The class voted to have tliL- senior banquet, given every year by tlu senior mothers, be in formal. !-ioy Jliatt, ehiSH adviser, made several announcements ton tenting applicalinn blanks for achnhtrships he had received. Alter i Home dihcusioii. this year's senitns i I'.ecuied not to have flowers brought to the bin i sehool the night of i graduation. This plan was tried for i Hie first time laat year, and it was thought best to do the same this j year. Helen .lane Kerr was asked to ; ''lay the song whiclshe eom posed i for the elass. and Itnb Dishmau, yell leader, led the group iu sev 'i;it cliiss yells. KIKSTA pottery sally colored ware for informal entertaining. 1'arslow'n. Ill N. JackiHi. iv. "To Serve Others As We Would Be Served" Douglas Funeral Home Phone 112 Day or Night AMBULANCE SERVICE I 7' I " n Frank W. Long Our Service VPc. l l Fun,r" Dimtw Available to ' Tf T' Licensed Lady Condition. ' gffl. N. tA5 tmh K I niUM mi VISIT Tb aiMt baaali tmi cocktail louag In San Francitco. MIt' Diffarant CARDINAL RICHELIEU ROOM V.bN.m ilGuir m 1 m CHINESE, JJPAISE SHANGHAI, April Chinese and Janan?se 5. AP warplaneft bombed and machine-gunned today behind tai stretching batileliucs. Japanese airmen paid another call on ISuoi, capital of the so-called "red" province of Shensf. and reported severe damage to military t-stabllnhments. Chinese advices said 120 houses were destroyed buf most of the ci vilian imputation nad been evacuat ed and there were only seven per sons killed and 30 in lut ed. Japanese also bombed Suhsiaii" and Tsinhsien In central Hopeh province aud Limchow la Kwang- tuug. Chinese planes were reported to have raided Nanchang. Kiangsl pro vince capital recently lost to the Japanese, machine-gunning Japan ese troops and bombing a muni tions depot. Japanese planes yesterday at tacked Changsha, Hunan pro vine capital which Is now the principal target of the greatest Japanese luml offensive. Twenty - Chinese were reported killed and 120 injur ed. CONTEMPT RULING HITS CIO OFFICIALS liES MOINKS, la., April 4. (AIM The Iowa supreme court to day ruled three CIO union officials JutlKeri guilty of contempt of court in life MaytHK company strike at Newton, la., last summer must pay fines of Sf.iiO each. Six-month Jail sentences aqainst the men were revoked in an opin ion written by Justice Frederic .l. Miller. The defendants. James B. Carey of New Vork. William sseulner of St. Louis, and Hollis Hall or New ton, were convicted of violating a district court injunction issued by JudKe Frank Beehly during the three-month strike at the washing machine factory. EMPLOYERS ASSN. PLANS NEW UNITS EITGKXK, April fi. f AP) Coin cident with labor's attack at Port laud on the validity of the labor control law, the Associated Employ ers of Oregon executive board pro posed yesterday to organize sup port for the act. The association planned to estab lish units at Portland, Astoria. St. Helens. Medford, Klamath Falls, Hums and Cottage Grove. v SEALMiGRATION COUNT 2,500,000 ASTOKIA, April 6. IAP) There are niur.xiniately 2.500,'inO fur seal swimming toward the top of the world lo summer on Prihilof islands In the lieriug sea. Members or the crew of the coast guard cutler Onondaga made that estimate upon returning to their base nfter convoying the gigantic migration along the Oregon and part of the Washington coast. CONTEST AGAINST VAN NUYS OUSTED WASHINGTON, April 5. ( AP) The senate elections committee voted unanimously today to dismhss the election contest brought by Ray mond K. Willis. Indiana publisher and a republican, against Senator Van Nuys (D-lnd.). Willis, who opposed Van "Nuys COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jackson Rainbow Dairy GRADE A RAW MILK Direct from our (arm lo you To Start Delivery Phono 14-F-33 San Franctfco't mod contm'nf location in tho eR(sr ovmryihing CMm Cantor, Newly furnished 1-2-3-room suites for transient and permanent guests. Popular price dining room service. Low permanent rates. Transient' rates $1.50 up. for reelection last year, had charg ed the Indiana democratic machine coerced voters and forced state em ployees to contribute to what is filled lhe two per cent club." lie contended he actually won the elec tion, and asked a senate investiga tion. At today's meeting of the elec tions committee, Senator Bridges i U N. H ) liift moved Willis be given an opportunity to present ad ditional Information. This motion defeated by a vote of 11 to t Onlv HHdnes and Senator Austin (H-Vt.) voted for It. The committee then voted unani mously to dismiss the complaint. Kalsomine In bulk. Page's Down Town Lumber Yard. Main aud Washington. (Adv.) What 1939 Gar is Bigger and More Rugged than ever YET SELLS SEDAN S All Fedlllllr( Indued QIC I 1 0Q1'U y ..ts U EVEN in a year such as this, when 'most all the new cars boast new design, new beauty and new luxury, America's motor ists are still thrift-minded. They still want the most for their money. "What car is bigger and more rugged than ever yet sells for less money ?"...this is the question they're asking. In reply, Dodge simply says: "Why not decide for yourself? Take a look... that's all Dodge asks!" Before you decide on any car, take a look at the new 1939 Dodge from every standpoint beauty, roominess, luxury, rug gedness, economy. Be critical. Compare Dodge point for point with other cars. See for yourself how much Dodge gives you I Then take a look at the price tag I You'll be amazed when you find this big, rugged Luxury Liner is priced even lower than last year's Dodge 1 Tuna la on Malar Boms, Cakndila Natawli, Thuraian. 9 to 10 P. M..C S. T. 7&e7fae939DODGE NOW ON DISPLAY 1 New 1939 Dodge Trocks...truch-built" is giant Mew Dodge truck plant... yet priced with the lowest! SI DILLARD MOTOR CO., Roseburg, Oregon 55 mi wM& ) Not l'i y ME 1 P 9 We Have an Automatic Electric Water Heater Some of these high pressure ods now-a-doys soy that scop prevents "B.O.," but ofter oil I think hot water is necessary too. Mommy says electric water heating costs so little now that any one can afford its great convenience. How delightful it is to have hot water at just the right temperature, always ready in the hot water faucet just as constantly and as readily available os the cold water supply. After a day and night of hard plac ing, crying, wriggling, ond sleeping, a good hot bath ot just the right temperature is the finest tonic a baby can have. Hrwnaibfll MOTORSHIP BLAST KILLS 6 WORKMEN OSLO, April 6. (Ar-) An ex plosion aboard the Norwegian mot orshlii Knty, kllleil six workmen to day and Injured several other per- GET UP AT NIGHT? A diuretic stimulant such ftj lJr. 1'ierce'i A-nuric i ohm indicated and unial ly it i m fix-lent to relieve minor kidney trreKuliiri ties. Mrs. Charlotte Tcluol 416 K. I'nion St., Olytn pia, Wuh., ay: "When ever my kidneys act irreg ularlv rcretiun DaMins loo often Dr. fierce' A-nuric is the medicine I w- Tlte tablets have never failed to live me relief for ineg'ilar action of the kidneys." Hut A nuric at any drui tore. I'rkc, fa$c and f-1 ..15. FOR EVEN LESS MONEY ? COPC fTMt CALIFORNIA OR! GOM POWfQ sons, including wives of workers visiting the ship. The Katy had been undergoing repairs. v ' Rainbow Rink At Winchester, Ore. SKATING Sunday Afternoon 2 to 6 Sunday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Wednesday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Friday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Price 25 Cts. NEW Lowro 36 up Sodonm 0 t ... Ola ondua I "OERAL ra7 i I war torn 7nX?SJ??'ir.5-1 T , nnncE DEAIER MD ft USED CAR BUYERS! Now you can get a Dodp.e uaed car which, in riany ways, in juit a modern a many competitive -ma lie 1939 new cara and get it ior onlv a fraction of thn co.ii Here's why: there's much a great demand for the new 1939 Dodge that buyers are actually turning in fine late model Dodge can 'way ahead of time! These cars are now being told by Dodge dealers at amaz ingly low prices I See your dealer now! a o COMPANY
