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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1939. Ily SID KKDKIt (AswKliiIcd I'vttM SjiiHtH Writer The St. LuuIh (Hnliimln wore InindiMl u 2-1 Htlmck by Ihn lion tnn liwH ycKlt'ifliiy, their third In four Hturtrt itfiiiiiiHt Cafy S(iiKHm utiiiKcrs and th-ir hlvm1Ii fti 0n outliiK in Hie ent. Thin Iohh not only left the CiirrtH 5J (iimifw b:iclt or the liuKtie-lt'"'Hi. Cinnimut. HvtiH, bill puniM-d thiin to where they're oniy two guinea in front of 1h llilrd-i'lacH Cub. The JI'mIh hihI Culm, anij ttvmy oth er Nnlioiia! li'HKne club, Wfiu kIv t'li a day off by Old Man utlnr. Ovnr In thr Amei-icaii leauno, the New York VankefH lonl and the Hoston Itcd Sox won, leaving the VnnkH only 12 kuimch in front. The oulKlandiiiK lea t lire of I bo day wuh tho daffy ninth Inning which paw til Detroit T.Ktr blow it five-inn lead and i-onie right baek to take the eame from the world rliamidoiiK, 7-fi. The defeut, the Yanks' first In (hn wet, ended ended their ten-K'ime vinnliifr Btreak. (iohiK Into the ninth, Newxoin and the iJetrollera Mere ridinjc alonjr on a f-l edge. Then the roof fell In. Six hit, IneludiiiK IjIMhk Kid's ku me-tying three-run hoini't-, wiped nut the entire Tiger edge, lint, with Johnny .Murphy doing the toHslnj? the last of the ninth, (ieh--iiiKer und HiCKina treated them nelvex to a dnnl)le uplece to iuhIi the winner urrnnn. The lied Sox hud to call on Ted Wlllliima lo turn the trick for them iiKfilimt iln Cleveland IndlaiiH, 7-4. I.cfevhre find Klm'iiHliit were all lied nit like a Christinas imckage In a HcoreleHH flliiKlnK duel going Into the fifth. Then KUeiiHtal load ed Ihe bum's, Ted promptly belted a homer with "Htnuillng room only" on the bagH. No ulher ganie were BchudtileU In the American league. 'Oops, Sorry, Buf In You Co' nitnrairn nn rtnflTi 111 iiuimii.il ui ui u 1 1 v ; Tii!. ' t 1 y . r:", - . . & . .... . . 5 - 1 Brtte Berkley. 17. Longvlew. Wush.. IiIkIi school miss. Uipplcs Enrlita Ward In the drink in the finals of the feminine log-rolling championships at the Longvlew Rodeo. Bctte won first place. TITULAR BALL PLAY I0IHI firm nniinm ninin Thai farmer borrower Ibrougl) produetlou credit nnnoclulions are ilnanelng their nperallouH on a pitund hii8liifHH IhihIh in lmllculed by the fact that on June lie, VX'.l, Jess than 2 per cent of the Iiiuiik were dellmiuent 30 days, it was re ported by C. H. Arnold, depuly production credit commlHHlniier of the farm credit administration. "During the riscal year ending mi that dale Ihe local production iredlt association; numbering ap proximately fiOU, made loans tolal tng more than 9;tiMi,uuii,uiin," said Mr, Arnold. "Loans outstanding An .Inly 1 aggregated IK;,mii,oiiii. "There were between L'no.imu mid JtiiO.tmo borrowers during (he ,var. Lohhch and estimated Iohsok on tlie more than ? 1 .IImh.oihi.iiimi loan etl by the asKoclatloim since their organization are less than one lin If or one per cent." Loans under (he production credit association set-up are In fended to supply H'dorl-lcrm funds to bridge (he periods necessary to complete the growing ami mar keting of cropH and livestock. Money w hlch is needed tut the purchase of seed, feed, fertilizer und lo meet other npnratlug t-oxtn is made available when needed, and under repayment plans which plve assurance to the borrower that he will be able to "pay mil." The llrst of a three-game serleK hi t ween I innliam's TraUHfermen and the Klks club to determine (he I winner of the crown emblematic of the City Softball league cham pionship opens tonight al l-'iulay I iehl ut i o'cl'H-k. The second grime will be played Friday eve- II in 1. 11I tin. 4:11111.. Iwinr uiwl I hi- J I bird and final game. If needed, n (scheduled lor Wednesday, Sep tember 0. The pi iocipais in tonight's h;it- itie are the reiiecllve winners of a (divided season, the Klks taking jth.e first half title by posting 14 straight wins, ami Dunham's walk ling off will) the teeond half with a record of 12 vict-nies and two de feats. The Clubbers tlnUhed in second position with 11 and 3. The titular battle will be fur nine inning. Arrangements have bei'U made to provide umpires for eaclL base for the purpose of ent iling down Ihe chances of (iiestion lahle decisions arising to the niini ' mum. All season tickets and players' passes are void for the championship seiles, DAUGHTERS OF U. V. ELECT NEW CHIEF PITTSIU'WIII, Aug. 3!). (AP) - Mrs. Hertha M. Doroz, Mans field, O., was elected without op position today hs president of the Daughters 'of Union Veterans of the Civil War, fciiceeedtng Mra. Anne Itaeyllnt? of Philadelphia Mat tie K. Tucker. Cranston, K I., was ad va need Horn Junior to senior vice-president, a post re centl yheld by Mrs. Doroz. Candidates for the Junior vice presidency w ere Clenda Sill of Illinois; Oiu Cox of Medfnrd, Ore.; and Lillian Meyer of Iowa. HSJ LOOP LOOSE Ily The Associated Press Four clubs were perfect Inst litst niulit in the Pacific Coast Baseball I ague. San Francisco, Poitlund. Hollywood and San Di ego. pluing on their home loin, each lotit (o the visitois but it did n't chaire the standing. Sealt le's league-ieacliif Hain iers handed out the uiont severe trouncing, running up a 14-to-l scon, on the seventh-place Port html heavers to cling to their com fortable eight-game lead. The Italnlers blasted Usl.a from the mound with a tour-run barrage In the opening frame, and continued the assault on Kadouis. They collected 17 bits off the two Hea ver twlrlers, while Hal Turpln held the home club to eight. Lis Angeles blanked the Holly wood Stars, 2 to 0, as Southpaw Prim gave up only three hits to chalk up bis 17th victory of the season. Sacramento also won a shutout game, blanking San Diego 3 to n , behind Freitas' six-bit twirling. Oakland's cellar-dwelling Acorns slapped down the third place San Francisco Seals. 5 to 3, bunchlnir, three runs in the fifth on three, hits. i Couple Taught School Total of Seventy Years HI'SK. Tex. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Jtusl:, who Hebrated their fioth wedding an niversary recently, have unusual records as educators. Mr. Thomp son taught school for 41) years without uiisKing a day on ac count of illness. Mrs. Thomp son was a teacher for 3d years. Five of their six children are teachers. cpjp u aiil Here Over Week-End Mr. and I Girls Team PracticingThe Mra. James Croxall have relumed ;i:irl ufltml! U'iim will practice to their home at Halidon, alter ;every nli;ht at nix nVlnrk at Kin' comlnK to lioxt'burK to visit tnellay field wila the ejoeptlou of latter-8 mother. li'. Haul Dus-. Saturday and Sunday evmlnufc -au. anil lo uttend Ihe iveildlni; Any tlirls interested in plliyins Sumlay of her slter. MIih Shirley soltbnll ai o invited to uttend the Lusseau and Hob Wandlinn. lirartiie liiceliiiKS. . v- li.U Spend Day in Eugene Mr. and Mrs. I,. .lOHne.' of tlliH cHy. Hpent today ill KilKene on IiukI-neSH. WASHCMJOAI.. Wash., Auk. SO. (API Meeause Jerry Hest,' 2(1, went hunting or blackberries so his mother could bake a pie, a ri-tiKinenf of the meteor that ex ploded over northwestern Oregon a n (1 southwestern Washington July 2 wihi in the hands of scient ists today. Rest said astronomers In Ku ftene and Chicago bad identified the mass of metal, about the si.e of a pear and almoat round, as n I llowardite meteorite. The projee j tile, which he found on top of the I ground. Is black, shiny like tar and j the surface slightly rippled. A former sailor. Best took a few hearings and started searching Standings National League Cluclupiiti .... St. I.onls ..... Chicane Itioililyu New York ... rillsliurch ... Ilosloll J'hlludelphla . ;:i IIS ...IIS tin ,-.s C.'l M 77 American League New York ... Iloslou ChlcHiin Clt veiand Mel roll AVashtiminn . I'blladelidila St. Louis I'd. .lllll ,'r.r.:i .M7 ,r.t i .t;.7 .411 Ma I'd. .713 .1117 .r.r.i !r.i!i m: .:ul- OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE COtiClhLB. Auk. 2i). I AIM Mr. .1. lOdward Jiehne or .Astoria will sni-ceed Dr. Leslie K. Porter Si ptember 1 as Coos county health of! leer. Ir. Porter will return to the Cnlversity of Oregon health service. POini.AXI), Auk. -'!' (AIMi The city council authorized H- j censi: of $-'r a iiiarter yesterday I lor opfnttioii of plnball machines. , The devises will be restricted to ( amusement purposes. Seveial plnball charEen were' dismissed after Clrcdit JiiiIro Al- I red P. Indison ruled Ihe machines weii' leal when not used tor Riimlilti.y. 1 Kl.AMATII FALLS. Auk. yt. (AIM A horse atiKeied whM. acci dentally bit by a swIiikIiik pate bit ,otr ll-year-oltt Junior Cornell's I middle flnyer. Itay Whlllach Injur ed his hand altemptlni; to pry open Ihe males mouth. , , K 1 .A M ATI 1 FA I l ,S. Auk. ao. ( A 1 M The Kod C t oss ovel-sub-scrlhed Hs SIMM) (piola to relieve victims of the Pine Uldpe fire, Sec-' retary tieoi -pe u alien unnouueeu today. A K.oimmhmj fire destroed the Klamath county mill town leu day;i auo, tenvlim between linn and 7ite perKous homeless. Pacific Cost League W 1 1 Pet Seattle Ml 1 ,nl l.os Alleles M San Francisco x fi! ..".:i7 Sacramento TS 71 ,'ilS llnllvwnoil H!l :l .Ct San lUi o W M jwtiatn'1 'h yi -M Here Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Michaels, of Canyon ville. wyre business vlsllitrs In this dly Tuesday. Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Wk. Sheet Metnl Work Tailored to the Job ii? II. Jackion .Taylor's Extract NO. 15 A nnrfeAl nrriMlrt.lo f.r nt'ltVfl. H A I. I H. Wol NHS, 1'OISOS HAI Tit itivHi K it " w ti lenndv fni Inf l.-uitnl Inn ef evety Itind .iitil I'lmrti'l't. N"li I ft Hi r loiin le lie1 huniitn ll-mif, HlnlM- fNN. Mil II Mil' I lit til ill KeK.lnll tT fel- fully ;.!-. H'me a Mill" froiii ni'i iH'tuMiitr lii '"'" K'1p V. .M .IHllie tiilt-il tlllli lt by f AYI.OHH Hl'i:'l I'll.' I'O.M PAN V. :i 1 VUi l I ou Kins HI iei-t. M t It) I'lirihtKlM H 1 n ' Church iitMr Court Ueun. Tv M ITifflAPOTOFIND AWORD WATRHVMEy WITH DELICIOUS" MELOPAYA TO POETIC PUCKS JOMflKETHK ,T WillO IIITKV IlJI WRITE R JinClE ..UJin 'Son RSH In odvtflli,nB MUO-PAYA UiP thi dlitieui ntw 3' drink mod from Ih tropical papaya melon. We want YOU to writ them lor u. For aoth 1 ingl you itnd ut tho! Ii atctpltd and . publtKd by ut, w will pay you 15 00. j And th dalr who illi you MUO-PAYA ! gti $ 00 toe. So b wn to tnd u hit j nam and ddtn with aath ingt you Itnd tn. There h no limit to th number of ingli you may tend ut, but each itngl muit b accompanied by two MtlO-PAYA bottle cap or reatonobly oct factimilov ' Send Ml LO -PAY A tnglt, your nam end addrett, your dealer ' nam and addrott and MUO-PAYA belli (apt to Jingl Idttor, 1101 Mart flldg., SI. leviv Mo. AND DRIVE A BETTER USED CAR! h l YOUR CHOICE OF MODELS t MAKES ' Many earn offered for sale carry the lord Dealer's K&O written guarantee which menu ReututJ where neceiiarv lo certain specifications and Guarantied under a money-hack plan. Many oihcri carry die dealer's Riuranice which pledges that he will pay 5015 of the cost uf all material and labor and mechanical repairs (glass and tires excepted) nut caused by accident or neglect, which may he required within 3D days alter your purchase. !SIVSEETHE ' tM.lttttt!ra. VALUE I SEE THE FORD DEALER ' t. values Listed 7"tv' I sEL0wrr 1938 FORD PICKUP 1937 FORD '60' COUPE 1936 CHEVROLET COUPE 1936 TERRAPLANE COUPE 1930 ROOSEVELT SEDAN 1930 CHEVROLET ROADSTER 1937 DODGE PICKUP 1936 FORD SEDAN 1936 FORD TUDOR 1933 FORD SPORT COUPE 1932 OLDS SEDAN 1929 CHEVROLET TRUCK LAPIM1 MOTORS Your Ford Dealer aftpr he heart) the exploHlon br htnd me white I vn hunting hlack UerrleH for a pie." The meteorite, the flint ever found in Washington, "kl-U M around the houne" until eurly in AiiRiiHt liefoie Het noticed an ar ticle on the Portland meteor ati"V sunt the piece to J. Hurh Prtiett; University of Oregon utrtnnier. DRIVER LICENSES IN OREGON NEAR 500,000 SAI-K.M, Ore., Auk. :n (I'P) Over 4unT('0o motor vehicle- oTter ators are lirenHed to drive in Ore on, S-cretary of Suite Karl Knell wild recently. There were 4is,ftl2 nperatirft li cenaed (or the two year period ending June 30, IM'J, and when all renewaU and new llcenseit have been issued for the current period Snell expecU the total will pass the MM'.ima mark. i I1KRU.V. Aii'. 2H. (AP) A .hundred dolar bill, or l.otiu marks, could not buy two Hticks of shav- i lug soup, a dozen handkerchief or I three dretsftes In Merlin today. j And without a letter. Htainped : and sealed by u nai:i uiithoilty, Hie richest mun in Iteiliu couldn't buy j a pair of shoes. ! Many Cermaiis, most of whom i are fairly prosperous thene days, learned with n Jolt yesterday money Is Uaeless when a novorn rmsnt, us detitriuinod and efficient us the reifh, decides to clamp down t a war-time rationing ttysteni. j A man could buy one, hut not j two sticks of shaving soap, inn to j get even that one he would have ; to give tip a little ticket which j would not be duplicated for tt-1 months. 'J'HS Any woman with two drc-socs t couldn't buy a third. In a rHiiutiou upproxiinatlim war time conditions, iiiizi authori ties held, two dresses are enough' for a woman. ' o I Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. And-! rew Townsend, of this city, have left for San Frunclsro to snend ! t their vat atlon enjiylng the Gold en date fair. Retire at the Farm Bureau Exchange Labor Day Tire Sale. Co-op and Goodyear Tires Special Prices "See Us First We Can Save You Money' DOUGLAS COUNTY Fsrm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, ORE. IVbrld Globed WhertiYou Buy A Genuine mWesteriffFyer BIKE dfHiUOLK Mack, mm m down MiJ kmMm -mrjMMiM. I ml 'SS-iin S7.nn st'as MtiinmffM?-1 PP mimmmMl Easy Bud9et Sfef Yes with any Western Flyer you buy at our LOW prices, you get this beautifully colored 10V4 inch globe 3l't inches high with wood pedestal! It costs you nothing, and you save money too on your bicycle. There are nine models of Western Flyers all with features you'd have to pay much more for in other make bikes. LOW Prices $25.95 to $39.55 Seat ( 1 98c Other, a. LOW off Our Regular Low Prices on Western Giants . . . and when we say OFF OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES we mean it. You DO save up to $29.20, according to size and type (more on truck tires) in sets of 4 proportionately in smaller numbers. Single Tire SALE PRICES on a few "Travelers" A An 01 I A rn m I A nr .n "wilb'oU lire"1 Sensational savings on smartly patterned, dur able Duro and Holly wood cloth slip-ons Buy NOW Save 30 . . . 1 ' Reg. $2.10 to $6.95 According to Car and Material Subject to tork on hand. Jtl mat - VVV. m Buy Now For Greater Sayings The West's greatest Battery Values are even greater values now. Whether you buy a Western Giant, a Wizard, a Wasco, a "W. S." or an "X-L" you'll get the most your money can possibly buy in sure starting, long life and re serve power for extra accessories. According to Size and Type $295 to $1220 U'ifi four oM battery Batteries Installed FREE 3- On Ibis Reg. $9.95 S Blade 16 In: Cut RUBBER TIRED Lawn Mower Special at (C732) De Luxe quality easy running, close cutting. Ball bearings, saw steel blades, truss type cen ter bar. Adjustable cut. 8T. OIL-S 'ALE' Quart In Gallon Lois in your can Federal Tax Included SAVE MORE NOW Selected Pennsylvania crude . . . de waxed, double distilled and specially filtered to remove gum and carbon forming impurities. Equal to other 35c per quart oils. y V tnpty Tow. fo.n.rf on tmntl n.pff.)f. Our Finest 100 Pennsylvania at Big Extra Savings First Time So LOW . . Folding Cots Reg. $1.98 Metal reinforced hardwood frame. 10 oz. white duck. (C264 Genuine Gold Medal Kliakt covered cot. Reg. f2.'JS all leas metal re- f An inforced. (C'fiS) QA7& Reg. 39c "Cold Medal" Folding Camp Stool IT Full Size Strong hardwood frame with heavy khaki seat. 5 Piece Kit for Price of Polish Only $1.18 VALUE , g0 Kit Include. 20-oz. can Supieroe Pol i.h (X214); 5 yd., tubular knit cloth (X63h ZIP qlai. cleaner (X6:)0I; gnnt .pong. (X50S). and 14x28" treated dust cloth (X171). Gallon Pouring Spout JUG ,. rei.avir.g icp. r A-jth sturdy rr.c:j American Made LunCll Kit Reg. $1.19 Fine for school or work lunches. All metal, oblong shape SVtx 63sx27s inches with food parti tion and Vi pint vacuum bottle. Durably Enameled. c5sn 94 ! Fender Guards -Vs inch solid steel alloy bars Reg. $2.6) heavily chromed over copper a plating. Rustproof and strong, v r it all cars. (Eta?) pair OTHER FENDER & GRILLE GUARDS L..... S8c to S4.1S 9 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quontities Special Prieei Good Only Until Saturdov Niaht.' I'Wf.HW-y.T '. m fCTTI.ICnnT-.i urn .i.Jt Mil MM H h rt 1 1 i :visrr.fttift Telephone 97 1 1 1 rs. r-itr,"5 ?t. 1 mm