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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY I, 1940
Tex Carlton Hurls
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VHMf U'llUII UQfllC
Triumph Over Cinclnnari Ninth
In Row for Dodgers; Yonks
Beaten in Rookie's Debut.
ny jrnsox iiaiij:v
A.sHoclutcd I'ithh Si'UtiH U'i It'.-r
NIiii Kt iJii Mh t vieioih'H. flfinax!
by a wi-lilt pilrlilim orlonmiurf
(mil! it ;i:t yt'ui - tld 'i'cxafl cowhand
who iillijOKt (lritf'(l to (illt hilMr
luill liifll winter and stay at horn'
on tin? range, hIiow that Hrouklyii
Ih tuklnj: li.nMmll seriously and
will him lo he hikcMi Heriouflly.
Tex C'ni'lton'H uo-hlt, .H) ...unifi'
if(-e aiilijhl ('Inclnnatl yeftteiday
pointed up (he Hut that Iliooklyn
liilcheiH liavf allnwr'd only (ill hlln
and I t runs In iiiiip yanieH.
The homer thai 'om-arart hit
with two on In (ho firth to fti-nre
u 1 1 tile rutin or vest ei day "h khuu:
kept Indict th() Dodgei ' average
of u homo run lor every name nine'
the. Ktait of Hie kphh'iii.
Tin HI. I-.oiiIh Canlinals were
rained pat aivnltiHl I he (JiunlH yes
ieiday. hut tin lJillnli.irf:h I'lmU'K
were beaten lor the fourth Hlramht
lime, ti j, by Ihf I'liillien, and the
Chi (.. Cuba had an S-7 Hi'jeeze
to win ltl llililllii from the
Hi.
I'litll tin reiMiim from t'lm-in-
natl were jiihIimI yt Hlerday, the
l-laudlll of Die banrh.il! world
were till fi'ilitK to a 2 .Vy ear-old
HoulJuiaw of (In St. I.miiH IIidwiih.
Kmil IlihllllJ. who tstopped the
world rjianipimi New Yuri. Yan
kees '2-1 on two hllri in lilt HikI
mart in tiio maJorn. Tiic rookie
li-iiii Sun Antonio vutw up a run
on a triple and a .iik.i in Hi firm
InnlUK d then proieeded lo hold
tin? famoiiH elUf.m'in hill van the
rest ol I hi way.
The Cleveland liidfnuH rllmhed
hack Into exehiHlve poHHeHcloii ol
the lead in the American league
with a 10-fi victory over the I'lillu
ilelphla AlhletbH on lltidlin'H 1
hit pltchiiiK ami two Iioiimjih ciach
by Tronl,y and Kellner.
The IloHton IU'd Sox. who had
rhared the lop Hpotit Tor a day.
were II I victims )I the CliU-imo
While Sox. '
Ttie WnHlil'.-gloi, Senators banned i
the Uelrdl TIrcvh l 1
Oaks Knocked From
Coast League Lead
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with
I KNOW IT... ri,
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I III V I WAKI'-VUU UOI 1 l-IVt -IVUINUtt t. ' r
L 1 NO BUSINESS V-M START DOWN THE YlFTr !
I 11 RPIM' AITWIM I il Al 1 Ply PkPFORF Vni I I
III MILE OF FRESH I 'A COMMENCE K. 1.
Mai0,Hoop,0il Musical Festival
Ta rtraw Cfnlantc
W'm'K THE GENERAL SHQVAER
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Tragedies Hit Kin
Of Local Resident
Ml'H. I.oiiIh Kiillc-rtiin of llow-
blll'K In In Colfax. WiihIi.. IIiIh
wrck at tilt lioim? of lifi- lirotlii'l'-in-law
ami siwlur, .Mr. anil Mih. Ar
lliui' HIi lianlKOii. ji f I ( i- liaui'ily
Htnuk twice I in u tin- family wli ti-
fn u pi.Tioil of 4H liom-H. ciiiihIiu
IliM'i ileal lis ami out; st-vuri; In
jury. Ml'H. l-'iillt'i-ton wiih cnlli-il to
Piiltliiml Siimhiy by tin; nuililwi
dwitli lioni heart failure of her
jlirollier. Itoy l.jle. memher ol the
I Porllnuil ioli-e ileartinent. Al.so
ialteiiiJIiiK the Itinera servire..
j Monilny were Mr. anil Mrn. Ith-li-
llv 'I'he Aimoil I 1'renB iinls"ll or Colfax, who reielvi-l
One inlulitv rwat hv Snullniaw ' tlmt Hi"lr Inline hail hi le-
Jnliniiv llurn'.lt linorlieil tlaliliiml l'J"il !V exiiluslon ol' a kiih eu
rroin the I'aillle ( nasi llaneliilll wiiMim lilant. t-mixliiK the .Icalll
leinue lieil.-Hlal mill lllteil Han nl ll'lf "". Itii halcliein. ami
(ninclm'O out or the rellnr. I1'1" ''. ""'I "vero Injury to an-
Thn haxea wire loiuleil In I he "I'kt mm. Million ItU'llill ilnoll.
alxth liinlui: last nluht when the h". Iiowever, Is reiinrteil to he
Kan Kranclsco leiileilii'ldi-r lei- n'i'oveijni!.
,eil iii l'i the plate, lie leaneil oul Mr. I'lilleiton ami .small ilaiiKh
nlli; that soared Into the suhllrhw Mollle, who aiioliiliankil Mrs.
lor a three-bai;!:er ami (laklaml Kiillerlon lo INirllaml Siimlay. re
iii htlmlileil -1 to It. , , Iturneit lo Iheir home In Uoseliuij1,
Mibv. Daldanil seeond has.'.inan.1 '"'' V''", ,'' l' '""mian
maile 'llie Nun fllliK li o eomelia. U M W .1is. Hillelloii s slsler.
li.KBlhle when he hooted UlLwm'n '" '"In. of ( iishman
easy roller, ii.IshIiib i ut llial "" V1" n',""'1" l,!"n' 1
would have retlreil the side ''" 1'wllerlun ruliirns Irom Lol
lore lllirrett's honuilmt hell.
The vlelory elevalnl the ftealsj
Into seventh plaie. leavliiK Porl j Arlirol Cainnt
liind. whose itame with Seatlle was I AvllljCU JuVulll
milieu out lar.i muni, hi me m m
JilliKeon. San I'lefto moveil into the jiilofH
chair with a lenlnnlliK r.to j win
over Sacramento.
Tin Los AnurleH Ailfi'-ls diiused
the llollywooil Slurs I) In .1 In Hie
openliiB Kiime ot I heir Inlrailly
p. tIi . Inst nlL'hl.
dayi. did not have Die opportunity
lor exnressioii that her In-other
had. she was a slave. Wu liave
inaile luiliroveini.'iils. . . .
"The 'last word' has nut been
Kpnlteii ahoiit anything, not even
alioiit morality"
In hiH ehiHHroiims. Ir. Itussell
said lie teaches phitusophy and the
hlslory ol philosophy never his
Ideas on sex.
Wealth Found on Man Who
Dies of Malnutrition
Defends Sex Views
Baseball Standings
NatieiMl League
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American League
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llctroll
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I .OS AN(!K1jKS, May 1 (API
I ir. fli'itriind ItiissHI. tin llrldsh
Kavnnl. today dHVmlfd his widely
dtrtiHsncd viiMVs on sex wlih a dc
Harm Ion dial "all my proposals
in K'Hiiid to tlu r'latloiishi) be
nt I'fjii mi'ii and women u en In
tended In bolster up Hie institution
ol marriage mil to abolish It."
I r. Utissell, who.se i'iresioiH
i'liiniIl t reeenllv ff-
sulled in the voiding of a learhltu
eoniriM t with t'ity I'ollem- o New
o)i. ha.n been named in now liti
gation to have him ousted as a
family member at the I'nheislty
I in i iiiuiiiuiii al i -os Armeies.
tl Ini U'ull. ho described him
selt as a llaptlst miiiisiei' torimvly
lol Fresno ami the fatliei' n two
'children, lust ilu led die pioceed
im: which seek lo i eshala the
anlversiiy hoard ot reneiits I rom
coin iiuiitiK lii philosopher's con-
irmt.
' I'leedoin is essential lo physi
cal ell hcinu. mental advance
ment and spiritual pi ouiess." 1 l .
liiisscll saiil. "Victoria ii vii tti"
was not the apotheosis of good
ness. "The young woman id' Victoiiuti
Two New Theaters Will
Rise in Klamath Fall.
SAN' KKANCISCO. Mav 1. (AP
tieortie M. Mnnu. head or the
lieil Woods Tiu-arers corporal inn
here, announced yesit i day plans
had been coiupletod for construc
tion o hvi new theaters jn Ka.
maih Tails. On;., at a wwt ol $mi.-nun.
SAX FIIANCISCO. Mayl. (API
A t'.amii. idderly man weffihini;
hut ":i piiimds -collapsed on a park
bench in I'n ion Squaro yt'stcrday
and died later. Hospital attend
anls said death was due to heart
disease and maltiuli (lion.
heputy (Vnoncr ltay Drooks
Haid he was Krank Schlotl. ti:t. a
retired ::ho worker ol Itkhinoml.
Calif., and that In his pockets was
.'t!(":t in cash and currency. Hank
hooks showed deposits pxeeedim;
Dillon. One liad a withdrawal entry
1 oi si tiii. elated last week,
i Tiie man had no known relatives;
here. Ho was a native of C.er-t:any.
PIES FROZEN AND STORED
A hundred pies were linked at
a time by American eoloui.sts.
who frozu and stored them in
l In rue, jars. When wanted, a pb
j was (hawed out In u pie cupboard
; In I ho chimney.
Work on one. al 7th and Pine '
i'lreeis. will be s;art.e.I immulinlc
ly, he said. This eoiislnietioii will
include r.ijven stores on I lie site.
Plans for the oilier, nl lit li ami
Uashbtnn Way, are being cour
,,l",,,t- WHAT AN APPETITE!
I'he tin ater cimpauv, oneratinu . I Mirinir his lileliine. I he river-
show places in more ih.in a doen ; at;e human being eats lon.lnin
northerii Calirorlua i itle:t. recently i pounds of bread, 12,'Iimi eggs.
opened a ftiuu.miti theater. in Kure-j hiiiidredw eight of meat, ami ti'Hi
.Students from all p'lrts of Doug,
he! eouniy will participate Jirf
Saturday. May 1, In the Douglas
County MiimIc: festival, to be held
at the Koneburg junior high arhool
starting at 1:30 p. in. The Renoml
public is invited to attend the pro
gram. Parents and friends of the
participating pupils are particul
aily urged to he present, the .-om-niittee
In charge reporin. There
uill be no admission charge.
Schools that have not yet regis
tered for Ihe program but who de-
I -ii'ir in Hfiuj represeniauve siu
idenls are renilealed to notify Miss
, Helene liobiiiHon al the Junior
nign scriooi in jtouenurg as hood
as possible.
Students participating In the fes
tival ar requested to meet at the
junior high school at lu:3n a. in.
for a rehearsal. In conjunction
with the musical program there
will be nti exhibit of student art
work.
The program as outlined to date
is as follows;
Chvthrn h a n d. "Pirouette."
l'inck; director. Miss Cleora Kggi
maun, FuMertoii school, Itosebtirg.
Tyee school, song, director, .Miss
Kvclyn Powell.
Primary grades chorus: "Winds
of Kvening," "Hrownies," "Toy-
;uid," "The Apple Tree"; director.
Miss Helen Wetherell. Mvrtln
(Creek, acccunpanisl, Miss Delia
I Lamb. Kosehurg.
Harmonica selections, Kullerton
school, recorder band. Director,
.Mr. Cillmnre.
Action song, "The Farmer Knows
His Onions." Nugget school.
Itenson school, song, director,
Miss Ina KariiKworth.
Inlermedinte grades chorus, "Over
the Heather," "Water Dance." "A
Pledne." "Whirh Is the Way to
Somewhere Town." Director, Miss
Mildred Young. Drain : accompan
ist. Miss Delia Lamb. lioselmrc
Accordion solo, Hoi) Perry. Cam
as Valley.
Hoys' 7l!i tirade chorus. Junior
high school, Kosehurg "The Last
Iloundnp." solo. Don Klliott. Direc
tor. Miss Heleiie Robinson, Hose
burg. Tap dance. Nugget school.
I'pper g rndcR chorus, "All
Through the Night," "Condoliera,"
"Amaryllis," " .Merry Lire." Hi-;
n'ctor. Miss Helen Uobinson. Hose
lmrg ; accompanist. Miss Helen ,
Wetherell. Myrtle Creek. j
lileiulale, operetta chorus. !
Diain, grade m-Iioo) orchestra.
Director. Miss Voting. i
Combined chorus, "Cod Hless j
Aiuei ica." "Oregon State Song." j
I ilrector. Miss Itobinson ; accom-
panisl. Miss Lamb. j
Harmonica band. "Hilly Hoy," j
"Long, Long Ago."
j
Visitors Are honored !
at Meeting of Grange
were honored guests at a Joint
meeting of Klkhead and Klk Creek
Home Economics clubs, at the Klk
head community hall, Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Norman gave a
very Interesting talk on grange
work. She also gave some very
ood suggestions for the H. 11.
cluba. leaving materials to be used.
Mrs. AmleiHon also gave a lino
talk. A pot luck dinner was serv
ed at noon. Those present includ
ed Mrs. Dora Tohnsoti and Mrs.
Uattlo Zimmerman 0f Hoseburg,
irs. i-rea Muse and Mrs. John
Weber of Klk Creek grango. Mrs.
Frank llradiord, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Allen. Mrs. Fred Reeves,
Mrs. J. II. Wlttmeyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Delmar Record, Mis. Adams
and Mr und Mrs. Walter Record,
of Klkheud grange, and Mrs. Rust
of California.
Officers Nominated by
Local Aerie of Eagles
Rosehurg uerie of the Kagles
lodge ut its regular meeting last
night nominated officers for the
forthcoming fiscal year. The elec
tion will be held in connection
with the regular meoting May 7.
Nominations Included Martin
Kelly, president; Paul Dusseau,
vice-president; Ernest Fox. Art
Evans, Eldon W'erber, Marshall
Hunt, chaplain; Jr. H. U. Hcofield.
secretary; Vernon Orr. treasurer;
Herbert Maker, conductor; HIM
Hlack. Inside guard; Tom Flnlay,
outside guard; Oscar Hubbard, Ray
Tannlunii, Floyd Whitlock, trus
tee. Announcement was made thai
(tie present membership of the
Roseburg lodge entitles it to 2a
delegates to the state convention
to he held In Marshfield, and a mo
tion prevailed that the delegates
be appointed by the president.
Mike Parazoo, Frank Sparks und
fieorge Wright were voted into
membership.
ll a I. so was announced that spe
cial Mother's day ceremonies will
be held in connection . with the
next regular meeting.
CARD OF THANKS
I,
I wish lo express my gratitude
mid ptoaauro to all Iboso who Bent
lneSHUt;, cai'ilit. ItMLeiH ami ut-uu-I
If ill lloiT8 while I was In Hie
houpitul und to those who called
on me.
Thl a is to thank yon. one und all.
Mra. (I. W. Ycnin:.'.
Floor
Sanding and Refinuhing
CHAS. KEEVFR
Phone 651-J Phon 128
Temporary addrese R. F. D
Oakland, Oregon
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Wll.'lt Is (h. If.nl' Vnll.Inr t.,.i
education. Nothing but the first
step to something belter. Wendell
Phillips.
When everything seems los1,
noble souls find their opportunity.
-Lacotdalro.
The highest reward for man's
toil is not what he gets for il, but
what he becomes by it. Ruskin.
Experience is victor, never the
Vaiiotlisheil: and nut ,l.fi.:n
comes the secret of victory. Mary
Maker Kibly.
The things which hurt, instruct.
Whitsitl.
There's no defeat, in truth, save
from w ithin ;
I'nless you're beaten there, you're
bound to win.
- Henry Austin.
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- Aspirant Visits Roseburg
Miliun 1J. Kb ppt r nl poitl.iml.
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iiimuiil tt einaii at lai -i wa a
litlciil visitor In Roseburg tmla
Mr. Klcpper oinplcltm; a loin
or the western pall ol the stair
and Is vl.-diiuK ever ptiuupal com
muntty on route. I'm lug his t.mi
In- has been siting up an alte
ergaiiUaMon to umk in hi.- behalt
and has m i uied a i eji e-iitat w e
in each i minty. He icpoils that
Attorney U I.. Eddy vill erne as
Ills icpieM'iiUtno lor I'ui-.la;-county.
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Sheet-Metal Work
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