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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940. Oaks Seize Lead In Coast League Third Straight Captured From Wobbly Soak While Padres Aro Beaton by Hollywood. IlV TIlP Ah'.-h'IiiKmI I'ivhh Aflei- laiiKuiKhliiK Iimv In lht lu. l-Uic CoiiBt IwM'Uill leiiKUe'B ur oml illvtslon liir nevM'l yenrn. Olikluild'H Ai'onm liiiluy hail their liour of ulnry. They II1uc-(m1 Hun jlkTO nl Ihe lni of the heap by wiimmi! Ilielr llilnl HtnilKhl limn Klin I'liillelHin. 1(1 In 2. while Snll Illeilii'H hlluerto linlieillen I'ailieH were belni! nlekcil tor Ihelr llml Johh of Ihe tseaKUii liy lliilly wtind. (I tn 0. The OullB illil lint have to work for Mlceertt. Sun Kihiii-Ihci'h Senla i lillniiiUv hlew.nii with Ihelr un touiury louil repnrl. art they have ilolie three kuiiicj In a row. It luili lieneil III Hie nevelllll IlllllUK, wllll Ihe name alalleil al i lo 2. Ilelore l lie IiiuIiik emieil nix Oaklanil ruim hail t-l'OHiieil I lie plate. Portland Again Beaten The I.11IKUIIIK KeraiilK ill I.OifAll (eles mil nn nr.'lher hlllilll! aplee nl I'm Hand's exiieime. li lo 5, hut Neallle ot tired or belli!! pnnlled iiroilud by Saeriuneiio noil HtiiKeil 11 4-IO-2 i-oinehark. The Aimels deinolisllllleil they have not ( Ihenmelves a nillilniuiii ol four home niim per kuiiio Ihey onlv poked out Ihree yeiileiila.v. lor II Bland lolul or II III Ihelr Ihree Hume wllll I'orllnnil. Novlliolf. Ihe Uimninn inllmle mull of l AuKelea .sent one mil or Ihe pink In II Uhlh to tie the Kcore al G to fi. Then Shorlsl'ip Clhoekl ilouhled, muriliK on Her nanilei'.'H uluiile. II wan Novlkoir'n aei onil bonier In I ho yanie. bin loiirlh of Ihe orleH. Klrat flaseiniin f oliiim "" huiupivd lis did .I'orllniid s left flehlel. Iliiseliberi!. , Itarrett. Keullle h tljrlil-liiilnli'i'. was resnonslhle for the Ilnlniers j sm-cesa lu breakiiiK n threi'-gnme . Inning streak. The Hacrumi'iilaiiK put over ti run In the first and uu-j other In the ninth, but that was nil. MeHtiwhfle Seattle gathered, t'leven hits from Kreitas. Hit u Dietto out lilt lltdlywood II In lb. but couldn't muster Die, i, . 1,i1.,ui . , i, i., u.j,, to put ov-.r Its tourlh t' W wi Leaaue 6tandinas W ,,( sim 7f0 Oakland Kn Dleno Los Angeles .... Sacramento Sealtie Jlollywnod Porlland Kan Kiatiflseo ... A .(Ii hi ...2 3 .4'a jM, 2m, (Jlrl bowlers sponsored by San dy'a Pluee. nuccessor lo Hetty's An nex, won two out of three games from (ho Copco (iirls and Horn's Super Cream won two out ot inree from Northwest Poultry in the weekly inalcheH of Ihe women's league at the Uimeburg alleys last nli' in Anita Yonng rolled high game and lugti series scores, lind l-ir. Scores : Copc.o (.tills: TayWr l.eliox OliMK-tl. id . ltolieitsun Cliainmiu I luudieap .... K2 .1 m . l.-.tl ..ir.s 41! iii;u in llii .. ST .. W - in:; 111 i;m !lt m: IMi 1:1 ti:l(i l Hi 1 1 1 H't lis hm i i;ti s:i nn M7 i::i 1 4:. I :t Sumlv'tt Phici J-ermisou Woiic.dge Vroonum llhtck I 'ay Handicap . 1 i si; Horn's Super Ctenm: Young I Cordon 11" nn III!) Ill li:; til KM lot 1 1-1 in:' 1.1 si til 417 1 M'l 1 Hi lot; lie! i:tl -1 I. at sen Millet Handicap Xort hwes' 1'les Wellltian Shearer Hai r . .. M.-iri Is Handicap l:ts .. .. 1:1s 01 7i;t Poultiv: .... I'" .. I i:; .. i::7 iv: ioV.'i :i:il in; 1:17 it:: Bogskar, Outsider, Wins Grand Natl. Steeplechase AINTHKK, Kiib., Apt it ."i i.P Hog-ikar, n ratiK oulsttier, came Itoui nowheie lo wm the H giaud national steeplechase today. MucMoiliil was second and Gobi Anew, third. Hogkar was a . lu I shot in the belllui; M.icMotlat was held al S lo 1 t.y Ihe crowd, eslim.lteil at more than loo.eOH. while Gold Arrow was considered tn have no belter than a lo 1 rh.ime. Sevenifi'ii ol the : Ktarteis nun pteted the bun Utiles. v"ii yaids. Arthur Saiiilmrx ' S maethis PORTLAND'S Mot Distinctive Hotel INVITES YOU . . . Friendly Service Home-Like Rooms Wonderful Food t Sensible Rates Broady t 0k Prrttand HOTEL al BENSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopte y5 TWELME WHOA.'-"' ' W MISTER PICKLE-- NOSE-" FuM WAK.'f"-- SOrJRUM AMD GET HE CAME INI WIDE OPEM , L MUST MAVE fPfg, THIS CAM FULL OF MM1 f AS A DRAWBRIDGE, AND X , . ii SLIPPED.'-" WATER. m-Tfe ( JUST TAPPED MlM WITH THE ' I SPOTT-Tff h- -p" 3' J- ,' pJDUSONlE -TWO.' k these ,cv - mwm f ThVEMENTS I Yl Ml M.i -- VSfeXM finished tourlh. lloKsknr rarried 141 poundH over the long journey in nine minutes. 20 It 5 Heronds. only one-liltli of n second Hlower than ' the record established by (iolden Mllier lit l!i:i-i. Athletic Activity Noted at R. H. S. ppriUK aiuiei.cn Jtoseburg rteiiiiir iii:ii hciukii lire cnmiuuiio- jfnK lllr mwp llMetion than usual jirom ixtvs oi ine siuueui nouy, ('-inch Jim Watts reported today. Approxltmttely 4"i boys have : nigued up and drawn etiuliuuent for Htirlug fool ball, which wiP start .Monday with three workouts scheduled each We k. This Is the uirmtti mm inini sluing foot ball 'si h lu tin1 school's hist 'try. j Spring basketbull training already I Ms under wav lor sophomoivs. Ju-j ii-ors ami :iin gia.n-rs e nuinie i .r l':nj im'm isi'iisun. i n i i i ! i mi i hoys are tin ulny out twice each week lor practice at the junior hiHi gvm. r. .e.o u. s ue ,m . ii o, h. I rn fit ii ml Helil w-trkiiUls. ltose- bur:: high school will enter relay and ohot pulliim teams in u meet al llavward Held in Kimene April ... Negotiations also are under way for a dual meet here with Cot tae (irove ami a tliree way meet between Itosehtli g. Myrtle Point ami Couuille at one of the Cuos couulv towns at some future dale. f Local athletics also will participate 'lu the annual district meet al Ku I gene and in ihe Greater Willamette dissociation meet at Corvallls. Education Cuts Prison Chances, Warden States PCI I, .MAN, April I I AIM The more education a limn has tin less ciianee lie lias 01 ever going lo prison. James A. Johnston. war den of Ab alia. federal prison, told a V'int uieetinu of northwest law I i-nl 01 cement otfii ei s, bankers and socNilouists hero today. "You would he nniazed." he said ' " in a lum-beon mcctiim aldrcss. ,l!i;,"hat a large part eihnation plays i .-(-...,., .....I ...,r ..... ' hiiiun. -il uith nun- nn. n lint h.-ill id th in or more drnpped out ot i Minnl belore thev leached 1llc sixth grade A fourth of Ihem nev-j er passed the lottMh uradi-." Helen ini: lo u ison manayenieiit. j ,' due-1 u satd "we iie or lomei . we art' dealing with humanities, ! no matter what a mini has done. Representatives to Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., Named Hepreselllatfves to tl'o 1. O O , P. uraild loib.-e w ere elected last ;HI;nigh( by Pbileiarian lodi'.e at a ! regular meettni; ill the lode h.ill 4,ll.oeal lepn-seiilathes will be Halpli !";il.. Kiism-II. V. .1. Muelh. Alln H'-,; j SpatiHli and W. i. Patterson I A special session ill be held ;it Salem April o and the regul-ir ses lon will be lit Co!.i1Iin .M.iv ind ?? SERVICE STATION! Co-op Tires Co-op Batteries A first-grade article at a co-operative price "And Yon Own the Profits" FARM BUREAU SERVICE STATION DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG. OREGON Hay Fever Fought By Eating Pollen My IIOWAKD W. HI.AKKSI.KK (Assoi-ialed Press Silence Kditorl Cl.KVrXANH. April I. People who said they helped llieir hay fev er by eating clover honey tn Miejstoii new snips io put on ineir . spring anil chewing ragweed leaves j lines. lu the Hummer received medical "All the while," he concluded, Justllicallon today al the American -ciast communities have freigiil colleue of physicians. jthey want moved ami no ships to This curious legend was Invest I-'t it." galed bv Ihe alleruy clinic of the t uulierslly hospitals of Cleveland, suit that eating pollen was tried us a medical remedy and found iplile t'tfective. One hundred ami thirty hay fev er victims a ted as the guinea pigs. About half of th-in took iuiectlons i if t lie r:ii! weed no II en. which is a HIU , nielhod of relieving hav r(.VL'r. while the Hht half hwiiIIow (.;,,w4.j, rilled wilh tin s.Uiie imI 1 li s a result li:t per cent of the pollen eaters were helped consider ably. HI per cent had failed of l"- , ( . . ' nt were not re lieved al all. This was almost as 1 good as the results of the reuular van-) na 1 ion met hod . w here 0 per cent experienced onderable re lief. I! fair and 1 1 none. , . The capsule method had one ad vantage. It was easv to hike a capsule every day or two, whereas the vaccination requires going lo the do'-tor or the hospital to be scratched with a needle anywhere from 1 "i to ;in times. The clinic physicians said there Is still a medical controversy over :be pollen -eating method, less than a dozen physicians having tested the method. When taken In a capsule, one hundred times as much pollen must be given us by hypodermic needle. llowev.r, even the iii times inulti- t pijnuion onlv fills a pill jHma ,.lin.;, tu swallow o; I that is dly. Shipowners Get Rap From Bridges i . . - - I vJ l.'I I 'I ll (i.... i Pi- Harry Hii-es, CM) long .iiore lejider. coupled ;t(l attack OM ''ipowners lasi niht with the ehari:e that wesi coast waterfront employers aro attemptinc lo balk i a iohKlime jieace agreement with bmgshoi emeu a n d warehouse. I ti:en. ; The employers heliew they can ; weaken the inlet nation t 1 oim ; shoremen's and w arehiniSiMuen's union and terre com esions m t o years or so, giv'nu them clieaper operating ensts." he told a meet in i; in conjunct ion iih the ll.Wl's an mm I con v en lion. j A peace eiiii ha been worked I niit and ill lie pi i-sented to all I local unions, he suid. eplaiuiui: it I is hopi'd ttiat eilncaiion ot the pub lic and demand will imce it into ellect. He Mini-"-. xte' (- ti-"-- 'm "are making moro money than al anytime- since, the great war" of selling their ships ;H live to ten times their normal value to foreign Interests which Ihey control. "Through such sates the shippers 'stablish credits with the mari-' time commission, which Is . build-, ing new vessels." he said, "and in let u rn for these credits I huso shit) owners seen i e from the commis- Livestock Men Dislike Laws on Reforestation COIiV.M.I.IS. (AP-Western men withheld d'Hions lor lei Ore.. April 4. Oregon liestock 'hasty" recomnien Islatlon today hut expressed dissalislactlon wun re forestation and land classilication la ws. The legislation, taxation. trans- liiirlatloii i-iunniitlc. iit'UtU-'l hv or Not.' I'Vod !. Knox of KilKi'lio. ircim.i-ir "Tho iuism-im- Is 'not.' Annul :i lalllv HU-pi-pfilK revision lo oil- J'our liRht. If 1 recall enlrectly. lain niiii ker iietlon on Ihe be-t yon lind Johnny Massiui are meet land uses. ii' to see v ho nets u i raeli at th'-' l.vnn Cinneiiiiller. slale depart: ' ":'".' '""j!" '" ' .. ment of forestry, ol.lalneil the an-' ''.."'' ""' "' "" una! . oiivenliiin's enilnrsemelil " VT. , , , , ,,, y it, is ions a no iiim-umi jm changes i county livestock asso ciations before presenting bills to the legislature. Stockmen opposed truck size limits. increase of Newspaper Ads Best, Housewives Declare NKW I IH I 'NS WICK. N. .T., April I. - t API Professor Krank Hutch- insou of ihe Hutgers I'niversity j depart meul of journalism said to-1 day a survey of Jvii Now Hi litis- ' wick and Highland park house- j wives showed nine mil of ton be-1 1 loved newspaper advertising more! hciptul to them than radio advor- lising. i The survey by journalism stu dents also indicated, Hutchinson 1 said .Hint Id to i 1 per cent of t holise-A ives lounil newspaper ad- 1 veriising helpltil in slioipinc and' thai M to s:! per cent were aided by the advertisements in 'keeping up" with latest styles. i ; II I to umplc: ll) To thop m fortlind ttom tht lmptul or Roonvtb. Jutt a block or two from tht center ol thinji i hop, .torn birtkt. thcitrtt. (2) To tn joy in idvfnture in food tiling t tkt Impatul or Rooievtlt Rtiliurinlt, wktrt Iht Chtl know how to trot good food with tht proptr rctptct. i3) To 'p roundly in our dep, iot bcdi. Only 4 limb or two got over tht fence before you Ho.it awty to llumbcrlind. HUMMED ... Y..t..- 'Am, . ik , . . . . r . ill s r ! jt i iiumDcn.nu. f I ' f O SERIAL STORY K. O. CAVAUER BY JERRY BRONDFIELD CAST OF CHARACTERS WW. J)(iIU;.ASKhl hdoi'Ik writer, uliippfd on u ireiyhter to find cxcilcinoiit. KiUMK CAVAMKH :t u r I z c ifilihT iH-adcl for the tide. Iiuk a Hv.urv to Ht'ttlc with Vul. CAPTAIN STK'VK IIAXSKX Hl;ij.HT of the Northern Hello- l I' V V V KKLSU tiivulifii-a manuRer. Yi:STKItl)AY: Vul urgoR lau Bvn lo let hor handle the huu;;hul virllms. To turn bar:k will biiuz inveHtinatiuit by Mrt authoritus, iitnie ()!;-. Hlie rot'iiHWH to turn latmiinl ship for his filit- "What a mnrv:" Bhe iHojnisi'ri. "Whu. a Htory ! " CIIAPTKH V Duffy KHbo luokl Ha tlioimii he would explode and it wan tlu trainer who ttpoke uu on lei I v. "Weli. ludy. if it'll help clear upitive in" her answer. "Simple Mull, tliis mess, we been out doin' a....te it. n. twt ninef I l;n.iw little fishfif on the buy On our way huMt irom (Mkland our motor went dead on the little 1 1 peed boat we"d rented and we drifted u run ud until. dark when iomt;one picked us up and towed us lu. Ami that's where they hup nned to drop us oil." "I see." Huffy Kelso, regaining bis voice. jrlared at her. "I dont know wIio'h )Ons around here, but you'd bet ter have your admiral friend turn this i ruu I scow around and take us buck lo Krisco." "And what if we refuse?" Vul inquired sweetly. Huffy Kelso once again Ktrangl- ed over his attempts to talk and ,it was Cavalier who answered her. . ; "You'd be an idiot to refuse. Where you bound for, anyway?" "Prince Unpen, llrilish Co t luinbia." she announced quite ; calmly. "And you won't bo back !for at least 12 days. I might in form ynu, also, Lhat while on board you'll have to earn your .keep. We're shorthaiided and I you'll have lo fill in. However." j she added, "you II receive stan dard wages for your efforts." j 1'iilty KclMi s shriek almost split !lhe cabin walls. "Yuu crazy dame. i-u'i i" ";'t to us. we've lotta fight in two weeks. Get us otf this tub immediately or I'll murder you myself." "Hisregard the sensitive gentle man on your left, Captain Hansen. I!e becomes violent on the slight-I est provocation, less, however." Me rc-ally harm- j "Quit clowning,' IMdi t'livalii'r (;n liai-k ;;aid ominously. "! , ,,, , . ...., , , i,t t, ,. :.i meditatively. "Look, lady . . . what're you driving at?" Unity Kelso grated. You're killiu' me by Inches. Why don't yon get U over with and oml ! my agony." "Okay. Puffy. Here it is.' she yaid exultantly. "You'll be able to go through with your tight with'ii tnvbe we onuhta wire Sam Aiassini. all right, but in so doing you're ynimj to give me the scoop ...1 HAT MITZ-WEiniHIMD BMQ IS ITS 0VJ51 DEST ADVEBTISOIEM ! I ' V,.. -rP4 A' COPYRIGHT. I 40. tMEA SERVICE. INC of the year. You'rn goiiiK to train lor that fit lit 1'JkJiI on board tliLs ship and I'm kIiik to file my stories by ship's radio every day." "Yowee! What u setup," ' she rhorlleil. "The more I think or it the Ke;tter the idea sounds. What a Htory tliis'Il inake! What a Htory!" Caiitnln Uaitsfn's jaw buk.'I a lull huh. ' Val," he said s.iftly, "how in lliunder is that hox-fiKl.i-vr jifiin to train on board, tiie 'Helle'?" Duffy Kelso loolul sic-k. Eddi? 1'iiviiHnr linl;ed nt lier wit!) 0V- I that said he longed to -t:vi n I hiinds arotind her throat. "M iSH I'outrlas." It w.n j Crimes, pleading with her. "lion lent, lady, litis in a liinr.v as a 4;rutt:li. Your admiral .hre, is riht. Ki'itn if you do;i't put aiotind ami take uh back to Frisco liow can Kddie Ret in shape hen.-?" till ii whu millo r-nnl ami iiildlinfl- ('uvalittr is Just ultuut in .iltan -il- ready. He had a Htremmus Inddor iBeason- Three fitrhts. if I reiiH-m- ber eorrectly. lie doesn ; tiee l imieh truluitij, for this one. I knew he happens to be all through wit1! hit) heavy work, .lust Inst week, vou, Pop Grimes, K'ive out a sIm v io the elJeet that Kddie looked over-trained . . . that you wen r.'t pulllR lo 1HV'e ntin (j0 mue.i than road work. Home llgnt woi i on the bags and a little bpii'Tiiig. Ktehl?" pop (Itiines licked his IM" "Kight," he whispered. Hut . . ." "Hut nothing." she flashed. "H so happens that .Mike Kellv. who you probably remember as pretty fair heavyweight a lew years back, is a seaman nboiiid this ship. Fortunately for us nn has a couple sets of gloves ami a lisht bag which he and Homo of Ihe boys use in hheir spare time Mikeil be as good a sparring imr. ner as you'd want- And Cavji'ir.' can do all the mad wurk ue wants to around the deck." Huffy Kelso just sat the-o and groaned. She looked al Mini ami laughed. "Helore I get through. Unify, you're going to thank me." "Shoot ynu you mean." "Go ahead," Cavalier said iTiimlv. 'This is (he most ran.'a tie thing I've come across s'nie Jules Verne." "We can pitch a ring on the after deck." Pop Grimes chipped a nan I t' bis cheek and uroaiied again, im ' lls tlitiitims limine. It'll In1 mined. This lub probably pitch like a bucking bronco M II tii:v;v. him so far off balance he'll i.tH i bit on liis face." -Wrong again. This vessel is Hie smoothest Heating freighter on vhe I'aciHc. And a guy w ho punch -s as sharp as Cavalier doesn't h:uo to worry about lohing ills iniiinir in few days." Kddie Cavulier present e.l In r with a mock bow. "Such Nailery must come from the heart," lu murmured. "To think you mini", have a good word to say about me." "Make the most of il." sh.; re tin ted. "It might be Hie last one." Duffy Kelso shook his head mournfully. "Kddie. it looks like HhU flame is going throueh with I Golden and tell him to cancel." Then turning onee again to Vel. Distributed by DougU Diti 'Look. lady. Sam Golden Is ono promoter we want lo do right by. He bad to work on Mike Jacobs plenty bard to get this fi.s;h'. In FrHcu. We owe Sum a lot. IIJ gave uh our siari lium ycr:" What'll we tell him?" "That's exuetly why you can't euncel, liuffy. Yoih see, I know what ground I'm treading on. You can't let Golden down now. And you also know darn well that il you don't get a crack at the chmm now he'll stall you off for another year." Duffv Kelso spread his hands eloquently. "This dame. Top . . . she knows all the angles." "liiglit ngain. Kelso." And then 'f wan Vul Douglas who ua pleading. 'lJuffy. it'll be terrific. Can't ynu see it? All you've got to do Is wire Sam Golden thai every thing Is okay. That this was a surprise move on your part. . . , I ddn t want to lell anyone, not even him. You can explain that you wanted to get Kddie away from Ihe usual burly burly 01 the training grind. . . . Thai hddie needed the rest as much as the private training iuuiiers. "Huffy, It's ..great publicity. Ter rific I 'lift v. It'll pack lhat ball park so that an undernourished gnat won't be able to get In. it's the natural of the century. Kelso. ind if you can't see It you re rot as bright as I think you are.'' Top Grimes was bug-eyci. j Kddie Cavalier stared at her won- deringly. Steve Hansen was awed. And over Duffy Kelso's lace stole a war-away look ot under standing. "I wisht it wasn't ynu, he sniu. I wislit it wasn't you because I think maybe vou got something. Vul leaned against a lifeboat. letting a soft spring wind blow through her hair when she henri footsteps on Ihe dork. She turned around quickly. It way Kddie Cavalier, "tin . . . it's you." "Yeah . . . me. Aren't you afraid I'll throw you overboard.' e. looked ii) at the dark, overcast sky. "Good night for something like that and no one's around." "You're positively gi uesome. It's a wonder they never lagged you Killer Cavalier." "OX course you know there wouldn't be u jury in the world that would convict me." She laughed mockingly. "Of course not." Ami then changing the subject. "How goes it with friends Kelso and Grimes? Are they set tied tor the night? They're sticii sweet people." (To be ..-out limed) I Attends to Business ('lay Clam, of Miio. was a iiiisiness -Msuor m this city yesterday. NEW ge Delicious Fudge Rippled into Mel-o-Maid Ice Cream Sold Only by Mel-o-Maid Dealers Made by DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY so good its ibutinj Co., Roaeburg. Phone 14 developes your 8 ex posure film, gives ADDIfMTW U LIMLAKUUlLH IJ Send your film. Prompt tervlce. Satis faction guaranteed. Reprints 3c each, . minimum order 25c. Send coin. Hand'tntdt pielMtts, not machint-madt TWO-BIT FILM CO. PorManJ Bok 4322 Oregon Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Work Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 527 N. Jackion St. Phone 320 Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651 J Phone 128 Temporary address R. F. 0, Oakland, Oregon. Maccabee Hall PisbSIc Dance Saturday Night Music by Rhythmeers . Everybody Welcome Admission 25c. FOIL MOW! Dry 4-ft Dry 16-inch ... Sawdust , Mill Ends Planer Ends . .- $3.00 cord S1.50 load K2.50 unit $4.00 load $4.50 load We have green wood on hand A 25 mm
