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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT KOSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, KQ3EBURC, DRtCON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1939. .::: V 4 TO DEFEAT BIS. Red Devils Conceded Edge Over Local Gridders in Major Respects. Th font hall t ! urn nf CoiiiHI fiiifl Koscliiiiif hitili Hi-hools tuiirl tuiih'hl ul 'Klnlny fi"ll In a lion--(i!ifi'MiiM' ciKmintw. Thf -'Jinio Ik tin Rcmiwl of I Ik hoiikoii for (ho linllmiH but tin first ronlcst on 1 1 j- linscliiiij; Ki-liiimn. 'I'll? InvuiJintf lied JjcvlN. roaflM'd by tin- well 1: iifiwii "Splkf" I.kIIo, rule uvor vliflniiiiK fiivfiiHcs ovfi (Joiifli .lini Walts' wiinjiKs by vli't tjf of thHr Irt'iJU'inloiis victory ovr M;uslifmll l:isi Kaliinlay, '.is In 0. Tim Imliiirm lost tlnir mn-rH'i' to licodHporl. tlm fliiirn1 'lay, fi to U. Conch I.csIIi-'h eleven, with a vet can monogram wearer In overy no fillon, Iiuh a iler-ideil edte over the lorals '-i experience iohI ability, In (Ofii'jrison to the Indians who eiicd the season with but five letter- l"en and few exieifeneed reserves Watts' Itedskiiis will prohably hold a weii'ht ndvatitJPMe. over their op ponents on Hip line, but his pony Paenneld --small, liht and very last - will he ureally handicapped by Its lack of beer. Startinq Lineurj Given. WattH Indicated lato Inst nk-ht IW.t he would attempt to break the "Krhlay-the-i:(th" hoodoo with the following starliiip eleven: Left end. Fif'V I'uckett. l",2. n re- rerve from IMS; lefe lackl. Wayne inerHis. i0. 2-vear lettennaii left 1'uaid. lurry Anderson. 200, re-c-ve: center, Hert Shoemaker, rS. 1 vear ledei-niaii : right guard. loiighy' iJnrker. IfiU, reserve: right tackle. Don perry, 171, I -year le'dMinan: ht end. Holt UuvIm, 1(1''. reserve. Quarterback. ;,ul fury. Tin. re serve: lert half. Virgil Sanders, 140. J-vtar letterman right half, Ivldie Noidyke. I."., I-year letter- man; rullhntk. lleishel Itynl. 1 to, new man. Reserves will be nicked from I,. Hiker, end: Men-it I. Hurt, end; Thompson, half: Carson, fullback; H. Puckett. half Carhart. guard; .Vol ton, nuarlerbai-k; Heynolds. Kiwnl; fox, tackle; S. McLoughlin. tackle Ilelternardi. center. K. Mr Imghliii, hallback. Is out of the Kiium with a twlsleil knee. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with' Major Hoople U. OF O. BAND WILL HAVE MAJORETTE KIKIUNK, f ,-r. 13. (AP) Tin 1'iilvcinlly nf Ormion. rollmviiiK In llm rnnmlniiH of nlllnr Klnrnnr nilhiliMl i'uIIckch, iIim'MimI yi'xli'i'diiy t ijIuco a Imn'luieccl, hln-mvlnuhiir drum mnJorotlCMit the lira, of Uk imt'ii, Tim iitiiinioMo will hi. Minv An. Ir-rann, IOuki'Iiij fri'Hliimm. who wns " nv I lio utiKli.nr nihil, com- lllllll'n ii rior tin, 1,1, .;, i,l h,,,.n riiraniinciiiluit hy III,, AffHnrliiluil H lit,.iil m- exiTiillvi. rniinrll. Minn An, I,, in, ,n Iiuh .(,, ini,.,,. Inir HllH'l, m-honl opened. (li'i'Koii voiim) iikiiIiihI having n ini'lin-iitlii hiHt your. Uiilvi'iNjly of fnllfoinlu ioinnlnn nH I In, only rimiti ranfi'MMicp nionl wllllinil n Kir ,,( i, i or tH '"mil. Ciilllninlii lin in i lliiimhH il M on llm l,l,.a n f,.- w,.(.il( K GAMF. LAW CHARGE HITS LARRY FRENCH MOIIICON, Win., ((. l,t,lr-r Allnini,y CIiiii,,,,.,. Trni'KPl' Tlinrs. liiy lanup.l n waininl lnirK,IK IJirry I'VpihIi. (-iU-uKn -il,H pll, h it. Willi liniiliim in Hi,, H,, w(h. mil Hip i--iiii i i.-al nn 1 ,..si,,.TI . i i-liHf. Thp ill.li I, I iiHon,,.). ln ,,,. '! mi roiiii.lnliii r CmsPivallon Wni.li'll Willi KimIiI. ttlin ,,.,.(. iHlthiil ,'itii,i ini,., Iinwmi HWW.' 50-IOO-I50-I51-I52-I53 AM, 3 TUE-RE. OFFICER CLANCY.' GUARDING IMHE BtNK AGAINST ROBBERS? HAW.'.; Pi ic:zi-ic;cL-ic;A-m7.uAe-ci)MPn.'? OUT OF DEFERENCE TO YOUR UNIFORM, CLANCY, PERHAPS T 6 WOULD INFORM YOU 1 HAVE JUST SOLO AN IMPORTANT INVENTION, KNOWN AS THE MOOPLE-IZER, FOR IO,000, AND ROYALTIES ARE BEGINNING TO "ROLL IN.' BY THE WAY, WHERE COULD I PICK UP A SPIRITED WORSE FOR A SPOT OF HUNTING ? HOWDY YERSELF. rAAJOR.' WHEN I SAVJ YOU GOIN' IWTO TH BANK 1 CAME ACROSS TW STREET, KNOWlN' THIS AIN'T TH' 6EASON FER. NEW CALENDARS, AN1 THINKIN1 MAYBE YOUR EYESl&UT WAS A LITTLt KU5TY AND YOU WAS LOOKIN PER TH' BUTCHER SHOP--SURE, t KNOW WHERE YOU CAN BUY A HORSBV TH' BREWERY IS ADVERTISIN A TEArA OF 3. PER.CHERONS.' m 4F CAUED THE CHECK FOK . TUUEE FIFTIES AND FIFTY OWES 1940 Chevrolets Make Their Bow Market active. Hteady; gf)Oil-choice lU.'.-i.'i lb. drive-ins mostly 7.U0-1" one (;hoice lot 1.27; lew light lights and medium weight butch ers II.Tjii; packing sows 5.bO-T:"; choice light feeder pigs quotable T.o'i or up. Oregon Favored to Defeat California; U. C. L. A Takes on Stanford. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. (At The far wn.itern football spotlight swings to this section to morrow as two strong contenders for the Pacific Coast conference title risk their undefeated records against a couple of teams which haven't Marled clicking yet. At I'ulo Alto, the Hruius of the I'niverHity of California utIxis An geles, victors over Texan Christian and the I'niversity of Washington, hook up with a twice-beaten Stan ford team. At Herkeley. Oregon, which tied Southern California and beat Stan ford, furnishes the first confer ence, competition for 1'niversity of California's Hears, trimmed by little College of .the- Pacific and SI. .Mary'a. lioth V. C. I.. A. and Oregon will lake the field as favorites over loatus which normally would be on the heavy end of the odds. Another conference game will send Washington against Washing ton Stale college in a traditional affair at Pullman. The game was considered a toss-up. Illinois Regarded Loser I'. S. C. will hook up with Illinois hi an Interactional battle at I.os Angeles. The Itig Ten representa tive was held to a scoreless lie by little Bradley Tech two weeks ago, and was expected to be easy prey for the "powerhouse" of the coast conference. Oregon State, undefeated hi two starts, expects to take things easy and give the .reserves some exer cise Saturday in a non-conference game with I'liiversity of Portland at the hitler's field. Conza"a, victor over Texas Tech tomatoes rose In price. H was explained that eg prices gener ally rise at this lime of year, PRISON WHIPPING STIRS GOV. OLSON SA.V FRANCISCO. Oct. 13 (APj Covrtior Culhert Olson, commenting on u report that four San (Meuliu prison guards had whipped 41 youiiK prisoners, de clared today he would retire piiwon board members front office if he found the charges were true. A report of the alleged whipping, published in a copyright story by the San Francisco Chronicle, said the prisoners were whipped with lead-tipped leather straps because they had refused to take "torture" punishment alter participating In a hunger strike last February p.iul March. the killing of Mm. Hattle Hook er. 61, hospital attendant. District Attorney Bain announced ystei- lirumfield. imlicted fr murder. was accused of shooting Hooker in an attempted escape last Au gust from Good Samaritan hospital" where he was being treated for bullet wounds inflicted by polite. '' CATTI-K: Calves, market activ steady on limited supply: steers Hiarce, week's top grass tat steers t r.o- v:ti n-i'fftM t TiU : few cutter- common neifers 4,r,or.riU; gras last week alter dropping Its first at heifers 7.S.: cutler-common : 'o encouniers. takes on juano at .Spokane tonight. Sunday games will put St. Mary's cow :i.riil-4 .lit; -a liners downward to :i iiu: fat dairy type cows 4.".u-7".: gold beet cows salable ".7."i-ti t!. ; gmil beet hulls ti.lir.; sausage bulls salable Ti.no-TT.; few medium-good vealers mmi-'.i.'iu; choice 4p:iotable 10.00. SIIKKI': Few sales steady: small lot good choice lull lb. lambs 7 :r.: light er weights S.un; two decks SS lb. shorn In mm from late Thursday 7 T.n; gold yearlings up ward to tl.LT,; niediuin-f'.ood oweR ralablo J.iHi.;!.tiu. hist Ioyola at Is Angeles and Santa Clara against rniveisity of San Francisco here. WHEAT i POHTLANO, Ore., Oct. i:i. Open High Low Close Dec 7!l Till 79J 1 nreo scries of passenger cars, re-di-sinncil in ihu new ' Itujul I lmi-r ' styling, and embodying numeral! niehnnirid iinprovcmcntH to nssure Kreutcr Hiifely and romfort as well as finer performance, comprise Chevro let's new line for 11110, introduced today. All series lire much larger, over nil IciiKlh being incrcuscd iyB Inrhcs. The new exrhisive vacuum power shift (lower left) J now reKubir equipment on all models of all scries til no extra cost. Spccinl )e l.uxe series, the Sjiorl Sedan or whirli is shown ut center, has new T-spoke steering wheel with horn-hlowinu HnK (upper rh'ht). Lower right, the l!HM hcvrolct slx-rvlindcr valve-hi-heod engine, which lias been iiiipruvcd for smootlicr. onleter operation, and extremely king life. Stock and Bona) Averages BONDS Complli'il liy Tin- Assoi'latod I'roR. del. Ill: JO 10 10 10 Itl!' hul ls VVs Van- rcslili'Ul IIi'imisc wliilr hoiillni; Wi'il-ni-Kil.iy with hIx uIIhm- men. NOTICE W are now In the position to half ,olc or (ull tole your crepe sole hoes. Hobday's Shoe Renewing 309 W. Cass St. MARKET REPORTS H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Any Distance, Any Time Our service Is for ALL, and meets EVERY NEED PRODUCE I'ollTI.ANII. (lit. n - I A I -IM'TTKIt I'rliil k. A crude II'JJi- lb. In luirrluurht w nippi'l t. :i:l& Hi. In ,ail. inn. II kiiiiIi' :H1 III. In punh infill wluppcrw, :t4 Hi. In riiilnllrt. j lll'T'l'Klll'AT -- 1'iiid Miliillly. ! Iillixilllllin of .li nf 1 p,T rrn! ln-liL Hy. ilidtti-rnl I'liriltind IlnSr lh .; f vitlh-y rnuti'H mid iiiunlly poilils I IrMH nr i's: pri'iuliim ipi.-illly iniixi tiiuin ot oi i pr r'ni tii iiiiu'. iihiii- limn llisl ipmllly; sctond tiuiillly L'r h-ss lliiui Itrxt iiiiulily. ; KtJtJS llnyhm prlri-: K vlrn lariif Lti : ulaniliiiilH In l 'JO; ex lias iiii'diiliu IN; slaniliuils hie I l in in IT; extras small II; stand in i!s small In. pntll math 1.10 per v.: Inral ulillcs !ni nralmo hox; Scapponsc llnr l.alil.s. I 10 I. If,. (iNKl.NS Ori'ton liirih; Yulilnia ;lfi-4tl sai-k; llrr-Ron Iti'rnunlas 1 11 lh. Hay, wotil, mnli.ilr, rasrara, hides, hups umdiaiiRi'd. LIVESTOCK I'OKTI.AMl. 1H'.. Krt. i:l I AT) I I'. S. Ilfpl. Atir.l -III ICS: l''thlay I'rr-v. day .. Monlli UK" Near uku .. I IiIkIi .. m:i inw .... CIS r.2.o tis.r, ns. i .. no. n H7.H . fill. 11 !)'.!. fi . III. 9 1"0 x ... M.I !lf,.S STOCKS Srt IS O'.O HIS !i:i.:i IMS n7.r 110.4 IS 4r,.s 47.1 4S.7 115. 1 lll.l) 417 HO Ind'ls IlRn I'l's Srks Kl hl.i y I'tev. Oay M,mtli an Year an .. licit Mull .. I'.lir.l low .... 71 2 74 r, -r. s 7II.S WASIIINflTON, Oit. 13. (AP) The Alnerieun housewife saved three-tittaiters of one per cent on her Kroeery blldKel last week as food prices eonlilltiod lo react front the sodden rise tit the start of the war. Secretary Perkins reported t lie nver.'iRe. retail decline today ns shown by Hie hiireiio of labor slit- list tcs survey Kir lite week emmie. Oct. lo.'. - - - "Prices of most of the IS stitple foods were either unchanged or lower," she said. "Some tie i reused hy as much as 11 per cent." l.urd prices declined sharply, Miss Perkins said, averaKlnK four or five . tier cent less than tho pre vious week, hot they were, still between IS and :I0 per cent above Aimiist figures in most cities. .Miss Perkins reported prices of pork chops, huenn, navy beans, and sugar moved downward fair ly consistently, decreasing gener ally by from two to five per cent. Nuvy beans, however, were still IS lo 40 per cent above Hie August IS prices. Pork chops were at or below the August level in nine of 1- principal cities. Kttgs, milk, salmon and canneil Cheese, loittitry meats, livi I iv. ltitkc)s, unchanged. 1'oT T IKS x, akiioa I 'I" I Hi: holes I in I r,n ems Kls Are not arcitlonts. Thry have to hp foil, and now is the time for fall iVi'iling. Apply Vigoro now to lawns, rosrs uiul slmili.s if you want to enjoy licant il ul mass ami flowers next spring. "See Us First We Can Save You Money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSF.BURG, OREGON $7,000 AUCTION Monday, Oct. 16th COME EARLY Everything Goes for Cash Under the Sheriff's Hammer 350 Ewes Ages 1 lo S veins. 6 Milk Cows Heavy Springers. 550 Goats Abmit ' Nannies and 'a Wethers. 80 Hogs Including 1- lltuoil Sown 4 Work Horses (tile exceptionally heavy voting team. 80 Tons of Hay Half or II is haled. 25 Acres of Standing Corn (loud Criip. FARM MACHINERY 1 Spring Tooth 1 Orchard plow 1 1 h. p. Fairbanks engine Myers pump 1 Hero F.inning Mill 200 feet 1 J inch pipe 1 Fairbanks Feed Grinder 300 feet 1 inch pipe (Skinner yitem) 2 McCormlck Mowing Ma chlnei, 5 foot 1 Manure Spreader 1 8 foot Spnngtooth Harrow 1 Rock ItinJ. J Horse Cultivator 1 Ann Arbor Hay Baler, No. 1 8 foot Hootier Grain Drill 1 31 Bain Wagon 1 12" Cyclone Ensilage Cutter 1 10 foot corrugated roller 1 Deere two-row corn planter 3 sets work harness 1 Cauliflower planter 1 Planet Junior Cultivator 1 12-foot Lime Spreader 2 old wagons 1 14-inch walking plow Vice and shop tools 1 10-foot hay rake 3 drag harrows W. A. BOGAKD'S Round Prairie Ranch 12 Miles South of Roseburg :is.8 r.2.: 221! 3!U f2.S si s iis.r, r,2.s 2I.R M.I r,2.li lk--w. ;:ts nit; r.n.r. 15.7 M.7 41.6 53 f Youtfclnll I ' I nlvnnliicN In p ' SniEXLEVS ff . , ItFD LAIMX 1 1. Tub rh:iit flavor JM ; lja 2. TlIK RH.HT 1.1;HTSKS9 fl mg 3. Tiik bh;ht stbhsgth f ffl . Tub hiuiit phick PINT U. 00 QUART 1.90 VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES KVASIIKNKO HAST i'liillp K. Kvunheiiko it nd NVIHe .Muud Itast, both jf fio.sebui'g. HOYI-K - JONKS -IJoyln unl Churhittt! both of lto.sbii!'K. - Delaine Uutb Jones, HKNDKRKn - WKIfiKI--Pbarlps Wude HhikIhot, KlKton. und .Mar vcW. Kileeli WVIkcI. I'ortlaml. YONCALLA DID YOU FORGET? Summer Sunshine Will Soon Be Gone Order your wood now while there is still time to let the summer sun dry it for winter's use. 4' Green Slabwood, cord J 2.00 16" Green Slabwood, load S i-A 16" Dry Slabwood, load 4.50 . 1 Lay in your winter's supply of awdust now ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. PHONE 282 YONCAIXA, Ort. 13. Mr. and Mth. J. W. iliinnnoiiH. Arthur Turn- mons, .Mr. and .Mih. Wn Ilitzler of Meilfoiil spent Sunday visiting at ' the Clarence Mt;Kern home. j MIB Lucille Look of Salem Is' home for her two weeks vacation. I Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Palmer. Mrs J Aliretl Waters and Mm. George KdeH tranvueied business in Ku Kene Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Kdes left Thursday for a ten days visit, with relatives in Ardenvolr. Wash. "CON" WHO SLEW NURSE FACES TRIAL PORTLAND. OH. 13. (AIM Allen I), lirumfield. alias Uulen rresitfy, escaped Washington eon- j Met. will go on trial Oct. J.S lor NEW FALL HATS Just In at Curr's ladies' hats in the very latest styles and shades, including new postillion, coach man, Scottee nnd hustteback types In many new, popular shailes. fairway green. French cognac, etc. More comfortable, more flattering than ever, priced at !)Se $l.uo. See them at Chit's. (Adv.) NOTICE The Oregon State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers has amended its Rules and Regulations to read as follows: "Section 15. A funeral director shall not solicit families or make a house to house canvass for his services. All funeral directors operating ambulances, free of charge or costs, shall be considered as soliciting business for their funeral establishment." In compliance with this rule we are discontinuing the offering of free ambulance service and will make the fol lowing low charge for this service: 20 cents per mile (one way) Minimum charge $2.50 Effective Thursday, October 12, 1939 DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME BU-mlrd WtmkrY. H) proof. T.1". (train outrl piritu Copr. S-hcnlry Dutillrr CorrOratiou, INtw York City Ammu nition OF ALL KINDS mwm Fishing Tackle Saturday, October 14th America's Favorite CORN FLAKES Contains Vitamin '8' A 'D PEP Shrcdi of Whola Whtat KRUMBLES. .... i 2 for 23C 2 for 23C K. C. BAKING POWDER 25-oz. 15c GOLDEN WEST COFFEE , -ib. , 25c FLOUR Kalico Kate, 50-lb. sacks . $1.19 RINSO Large Pkg. . 20c GARDEN STRING BEANS 3 cans 25c FRESH FIG BARS 2 Ib. 19c MILK Tall cans, 4 for 27c Green Peppers LOCAL 3 lbs. 10c SUGAR $5.99 100-lb. bags .. Kraft Dinners 2 Pkgs. .. 25c Kraft Cheese 2-Ib. Family Loaves 63c 57c American Velveeta Brick Swiis and Pimento fl DRIPLESS I Syrup 'tZsA 1 -lb. can Karo Red or B'.us Label with 1 Karo Pitcher for 65c CABBAGE Local, sack . 69c SPUDS u.s.N 2.5, 48c GRAPEFRUIT California, 10 for 27c CARROTS Local, 3 bunches 10c CELERY HEARTS wh .h"rt: 9c ETTUCC LrBe crisp heads, 2 for C SWEET POTATOES 15c We have the Ham or Pork Roast, too! ' QUALITY MEATS BACON BACK u 19c BACON Swift's Premium, lb. 27C BEEF STEW Lb 10c LIVER Younj, ttnder, 2 lbs 2$C BEEF ROAST Choice cuts, lb 14c PURE LARD ,,. 23c HAMBURGER 2 lb. 29c L