Roseburg news-review., June 08, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1940.
ImumI Illr Kifpl flu day by Ike
Member of The Aocin(l Vremm
Tho Associated Pihh is exi-linove-l
entitled to the Mac for republica
tion of ull ncwa dlHputchoti cri-dlteri
to It or not otherwise credited In
this pap or and to all local ncwa
published heroin. All rights nf re
publication of special dispatches
Herein are aiso rcsurvea.
HA R It IS ELLSWOHTH Editor
Entered an second class mutter
slay 17. 1112a, at the pont offli:o at
Roseburg, Oregon, under act of
March 2, 18711.
Represented by
tw York 371 Muriluon Ave. C'hl-!-
300 N. Wlrhlgan Ave Hun
Francisco UliO Hush Hlreet le
Irolt :ntN4 W. flrund Buulvard
Los Anarlcs 433 8. Bprliifr Street
rattle uua ytowart Hire ".I I'urt-lMd-620
S. W. Hlxth Hi r cut HI.
Louis 411 N. Tenth Btrt
OrcgIoi
PI
I AT I ON
PUBUS
Hubscrlullosi Hates
Dally, por year by mull... $5.00
Dally, 8 months by mull 2-b'J
Dally, 3 months by mall 1.20
Dally, by carrlor pur uunUi,... ,fl&
Dally, lij carrier pur year 1.80
Every state, county and city
official or buurd (hut hundlrti
public diulioy should publish it I
regular Intervals an uaouutliitf
of 11, showing wlioro and hnvv
oiKili dollar la Hpuiit. This 14 &
fundamental principle of demo
cratic guvoi iiinuiit.
IT 1b announced loduy, elsewhere
111 I It Ik newspaper, HiaL the
ItofiubuiK Hod & Gun club 1i;ih de
cided to Hltip tho annual salmon
batto for thin year.
For nearly 20 yuan the club has
unnuiilly provided free salmon
and coffee, inviting nil who would
to to mo and partake and enjoy a
giant picnic together with imp
tthoolliig and other Kuiues.
Hut year uTter year the ptu
Jeet has become more and more
difficult to curry on. Kalinon usel
to he plentthil in the river in Hie
Hprlng. Club members would
catch and store thein until enough
bad been uccinnulated for the pm
pose, limn they would bake the
fish, and invito folks near and fur
to coiue and eat lunch with 1 1 m hi.
It wits a fine thinK-whtlu It lurt
cd on that busls. or bile yearn,
however, the ttnlmun taught by
rltil) members on hook and line
iave been fewer and fewer. They
(have had no surplus to Hlore. for
the salmon bake. IJesideS, the
crowd of nuesls has kihwii from
year to year to such size that oven
a good cut eh of salmon In Lhe
spring, would not Ik; enough.
Ko each year the problem or fi
nancing the salmon bake butt
been inercusinajy difficult. The
expenses began lo'run into the
hundreds of dollars. Ko Ioiik as
the pavilliiu at Fiupipia park was
uvaihihle ihcy could pul on a
dance, have various paying rim
cessinns, and have a plan lor the
crowd lo congregate. Hut w Ith
the pavilion gone, the water pipe
nloleu, and the grounds not In con
(111 inn lhe- problems this year
(termed toiir.he.r than ever.
Then, alter lhe ilute was nelecl
ed and announced, at least two uiii
rr events were scheduled in the
county thai would attract spoils
men and the crowd that generally
attends lhe salmon bake. It was
loo much. The club members ic
lmtaiitly decided at their leguiar
monthly inceilng last ccnlng that
It would be impossible to linuncc
lhe salmon bake this year.
The nniiu.il m1uhh bake hpoii
sored by th" Hod and (Ian Huh
bus long been an a.v;et in this
community. H has lately been
be one event dining lhe year lo
which lhe whole slate was Invit
ed. Then- formerly was a county
lair In Hosrburg hut it has beeu
gone lor morn ihi'M a decade. The
si taw berry tenth al was a good
event bul it loo withered niul
died.
The salmon bake will probably
la- revUed alalu ni'M year - It
hhoiild be. but between now and
the time lor lhe eonsblerat Ion ot
plans tor next ear, seine belter
plan or operating it should be
worked out.
Editorials on Newt
(ConUnusd Iron pms 1.)
i..ND mi.i, nu .mi.mhim:i
anil I 11.- Ilrllii.lt llirl III li'Hrr to
thr inilinnli ol 1 1 it- I'ltii'iii' fl'iina
ila, iiirsiiiiialily. by Iiih irlrifnii
to IIm i' UoiIiIi ami Ironi tin-it'
till' I lull! will In' I ai Tirtl mi.
'I'll, it In an nn.-iViiT lo tin- liar:;.
Ainriiiaii ami nihi l wIm Dial llii
llilllsli lln I niiuht In- i-iiin inli'li "I
lo HllliT to nal' liliclallil
Tlii'.si' an- liif; ilay.-i. with tnni ii
liiMoi) III tin- liiakhiK-
H
KKK is a pobsihle new Mi aw in
lhe uimlj
Soiet lillSfiun t liclej. Ill l.oil-liill
said today (Wednesday) that Hus
Bla vlewH her Interests in tho
Illaek hou and the eastern Mediter
ranean as J'AHALMX with those
of the allies.
That stiKRestlon is probably ad
(housed to Mussolini. What it
means is hard to say. No one can
be very auro what Kutssla means at
any time.
Three Teams Tied
For Softball Lead
Standings City Softball League
01' V , IVI.
UiniliaiiiK 2 2 0 Mum
H'lllcciHl'H ii 2 (I I. mill
Hull 8 Inillllll8 2 2 0 l.Olill
'I'll I'll llllKilll.'8H Mi ll .211 .'."'I
Sullmrlln 2 1 1 .iMiii
Oaklniicl 2 0 2 .dim
Killlnnnl (llliilcl 2 II 2 .mill
llanuidi OIIcth 2 0 2 .(
lly EVKKKTT CitOIICIl
llilb'K ImilaliH hi'iit pmio Willi
DilnhanrH auil llotK'iick'M lor Hit'
IdiiKUL'-lcailiii'tililii artnr IIhi cdiniiln
lloii of thu I'ii'Kl wmik or jiliiv in
liiu I'liy Snllliall Icanui' wlii'ii ihi'.v
IohI(mI mi ciiHy ll-:i victory over
I In! Nnliniiiil (lliaril iiKKinuittion In
the oientiit Kaliic playi-il lant nlulil
In tliv niiililraii. tlie 'I i i .Ml IIuhIiii-km
.Mmi illmil. mlimiMl tlli'limulvKK In
ono hail innilli; anil liml. tlinir rh-Kt
i'.iiiiii'. ill to li. In Mm hi rung Klllh
ui Mil liluo.
Tllll (lll.'llillR contimt bitw IIIIIlK
Inilianx li'Mlnil lliu nlii'iiiicn nf
Marr. National tiuanl iiilrliin-. for
I I foliil hliiwa to tally nnm in i'V
my Innlni! Inn Urn sctonil. 1'iiinp-
h..M ul.iiilnc lllllllT. U'llH lllllHlPlI
lor nlni- IiIIk. lull ki-lil Ilium "'.:ll I
HialloriMi llirinmlioiil lln' wvi'ii illu i
Iiikh ami wan iirii-r In Ironlili:.
Tim final caniu wax tiim ll anil n'
lor tliroo Innlni!!!. Willi lliu Tinil
liiiHim.HM Mi-n Irailini;. A lo 2. lint.
Ill Hi..' fiiiirlli'lliniiiK ilcliiirli'. Klli'!
win liml lilH uonlrol lo walk iolir
men. wlllill. coniili'il Willi Ihri'l'.
lillH. anil hovoiuI crrnrH. artniinltMl
lor bIx rutin, n a huitiui nu
firm win of tliu scunon.
Ilox KrOlli:
II
II 10
Hull's Iniliiina ... Il 211 211
National (iuiiril II" W'11 1 "
II 2
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llalli'i Ii:k: Caniilii.'ll ami Norton;
Man' anil JaincH.
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Siithi'rllu lln nil x I :t !i fi
llalloiii'M: KlliMin anil Mi'.virs;
Itininlri-i' anil (loll.
One-Time Movie Idol
Passes in Obscurity
.IKHSKV CITY. N. .1.. June K.--
(Ai') -.lumen Hall, onee a $l!.r.nli ai
week llcdlywood movie Idol but of
recent yems an entertainer In
i.tnall New Jei.sey nlHil Hubs, dietl i
In nhseiirity yelerday at :t!.
Hall had a leading role In the
film "Hell's AiikcIs" and during
his career as one of lhe screen's
most popular male actor appeared'
in the .silent version ol "i-'our Sons'"
it nd was leadniK man lor I'ola ,
Neyri in "llolel Imperial" in l!fJ7.!
lb-be Imniels In "Stramlcil In
Paris" in U2li. Clara How In "Tin;,
Fleet's In" in anions olheis.
Suddenly bo dropped from lhe
film world ami Inter made an un
Miet essful ulti-lnpt lo I'eluili to the
Hiuuu on whiirh he bean bis net
Iiik caieer an a boy ol Ki in lhe
leululd KoUics. j
Two weeks auu be entered the'
Jersey City medical ceplei Miller
in k from ririhosis of lhe liver. He
resided in a rooming hoiine.
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Tile I tplt to be Ullder dl.'t llJ . ittli
Sunday on liie popular pioiaui.
"Thf Ane iieaa l oinm ol lhe n ."
will h" Hie (jut Mum ot tin' I' S
M-ili:i i. ll phiie.t. vai.-lups and am
IMllUi'ioliS lo tile Allies. Speaker:
lor Hie IiimII liio.i'h.ihl Will lie Sell
l';ni ie t'eppet :t l loilda and Sen
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BIRD IN THE CLOCK
IIOIUZONTAI
1 Familiar
F.uropean bird
6 It has a
two-syllabled
(PU.
12 Part or loot.
13 Sewer.
IS Copper.
Hi Animal's none
ring.
17 Genoese
magistrates.
18 Bench.
20 Beer.
21 Transited
a code,
nicago.
23 Land hclc!
tinder tenure.
24 MiiMcal note.
Answer lo Previous Puzzle
ILiUT hlT-F
& I IPA'T MSE A SON q
p MT.NHH A
38 Fiulillc.
40 Writing fluid.
41 Altar hereon.
42 Uluck bird of
this fnmily.
43 Cook inn
tinnaratus.
25 Dormouse.
S la ianl wool. 45 Dye
28 South
46 Neuter
pronoun.
48 I'ocms.
40 Lava.
50 AiirIos.
52 Expectation.
54 Portuguese
coin.
D5 Southeast
(abbv.).
Carolina
(nbbr.).
23 Electrified
particle.
30 Haven's cry.
32 Canine
tiniinal.
34 A seasoning.
30 Storms.
r. I FPORTSl EN
r.E:AS.r.HA-J IIIIM i-EN
r i : Th; a;l iTno?
V.vr'tNi L-:'i --1 jowe'rs
I' a ' i ' -.ni .:' i TnF'F.'ryKis
I Ii i 5 " I7 1 I' "F 1 I'1 I I
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k pyr r tphu
H 1 1 H 1 llWNfm
Brooklyn Regains
Lead in National
Cincinnati Downed in 11 -Frame
Battle; St. Louis Cardinals
Placed Under New Boss.
liy JI DSON ItAILKY
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Kay Hlailes in out and the llrook
I v n Hoders are ill.
The iespnn.silility or lhe major
leamtt-s' first uinnaK,rial erackuti '
ol t'Hn .should be spread In a lot i
ul direr, ions, Init the Dodders will
haw- lo shoulder their share of the
blame, because they are doitiK ov-
1'iytiiiML' lhe Si. Louis Cardinals
were supposed to do Ibis season.
I It was more than a coinrhb'iicc
I eslei day as lhe Cards tired
j i'.hules and hired Hilly Soiithworth. '
I the Hodyers drove hue It into tirstj
i plare in the Xaiionnl league w ith ,
la l-'J eieven iniiint; courtliest of the
'Cincinnati Iteds.
I This was lhe skill stralizhl in a
new wiiiniiiK stieak lor Hrtjoklyn
land (lie Iwn iiumedialely prerediMp
liiuinplis had come at the expense
ol' Die Cardinals. One of 1 hem.
lu I Tuesday ninht. probably caus
ed Sam Hreadon to decide lo swap
iii!(tiai:-is in St. Louis, because be
lefl lhe m i day lor New Vork to
incut S'xithwoi lb. pilot of i Hie
('aids' Ko hester rariu in tho In
lerual ional Ji-aue.
liionklyn nnf a stirrinu sleiw al
Cineintiaii yesterday, winning' on a
um)-ioii laiue-r by Cauiilli in lhe
i li .-iili and sloppini; WalleiH" uii-lirh-aied
siieak at nine frames.
The Cardinals, under lhe tempo
larv handling ol Coach Mike (Inn
ales, suneezril pust the New Vork
(Hauls and advanced into fifth
..,.
Another swap in positions in yes-
idays genera) upheaval in Ihe
8 Insertion.
9 Small flap.
10 Plant part.
11 Domestic
slaves
14 Fabulous
bird.
16 Only a (cvf
types of this
bird are .
19 It belongs
to tltc
family .
21 Payment
demand.
22 Old garment.
25 Witticism.
27 Soft broom.
29 Kinds.
30 Fondled.
31 Married.
33 End of a race
35 Form of "a."
36 To transpose.
37 Therefore.
31) Upon.
BUR BANK!
b E SBWiEM
S6 Silkworm.
57 Its .'tins are
i or incu
bated by
other birds.
56 It lays its
I'SB-s hi other
birds'
VERTICAL
2 Practical.
41 Drove.
3 Apple center. 44 Invigorating
4 Reach of
, mcaicine.
45 Gray white.
sight.
C Queerer.
6 Wagons
collectively.
7 Hastened.
47 Precept.
49 Sacred bull.
51 To tot flax.
63 Metallic rock
By VrBlonu
Nalional league saw Pittsburgh
finally (irt out of lhe cellar and the
Hoston liees drop lu. Tho Pirates
pounded out IK hits to crush lhe
Phillies lu I. The Chicago Cubs
beat lhe lleea 5-3.
The New Vork Vankees handed
Cle eland and Hob Feller a a-1 heat
iiiK. buuehiiiK four singles lor two
runs In the ninth.
Cleveland's aethnck preserved
the Hoston Kcd Sox' half pa me
lead in the American lencue al
though Newho:ier baffled the Bos
tons with seven-hit pitching that
enabled J adroit to win 7-1.
Washington edned out the Chi
cago Whlto Kox 11 1' and squeezed
past the same club into fifth place
in the standings.
Ilookic AI Hraticato took care of
the
lln
Philadelphia Athletics, beating
St. Louis Browns .'- by driving
in ail lhe As runs on a triple,
double and u single.
Schedule Given
For Sof tballers
The schedule 'if games lor lhe
( lly Sollball p-Hguo tor the bal
ance of the hrst half of the- season,
eliding July I!, was released today
by Hud Fllisou. Lions club repre
sentative, who is the head of the
sollball league, (iames will be
played Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Friday eveniims. starting
ai 7 -l'cloek, on lhe new lighted . , tl , ,,
diamond west of Fintay Held. I rJoy'ng Fe.tiwal-Ir. and Mrs.
Mondav evening will find lhe Arthur II. Mountfoid and daugl i
ui.,,.... im. ..... ..it.,. ...-..iiu. i.-.w ler. Beilv Jean, and Dr. Mount
vviih th,. iinh cic;. i- Kii.i-i. HL'-ri'L'ii-
lion, composed ul young Koschurg
t,,..l. . I,-.,. I ... j l,,t- Hi.. tmi,t
part, in lhe opener", wilb the Oak-
land Gobblers ;md the Hancock
no, . .-i.ttiiiti" in in., niflitr.in I
'i h.. i.'.h.nrn of ihe -ichc.lnlr is un
follow:
' ii,.i,;,v. June II. Houcoek S vs.
Tired Biiine.-s Men ami National
Guard . Sutlinlin.
ihuisday. .nun- i ;, laiucocu s vs.
Huh Cigar and National Huanl s. sab-mnan. has been spending the
(nikbiud. I week here, w orking.
Fridav, June II. Tired Biisimsj
Men vs. Dunham's and Sulheilin1 Will Meet Plane at Medford
v-i Dane ick (Mrs. Jay .1. tlartieid. who resides
Mondav. June 17. Hancock vs.
Nalional Ctniifl ami Tired Business
Men s. ( lakland.
Tuesdav, June is. Hub Cigar vs.
Sulheilin anil Dunham's vs. Hou-
tock's.
Thursdav. June Hancock's vs.
Tired Business Men and Boiimck's
vs. Oakland
Fridav. .lime
Nalional Guaid
21.
and
Dunham's
Boiicock's
MltllC'lHl,
Mondav, June 21. Dunham's vs.
Ilam irks ami Sulleilin vs. Oak
laud. Tuesday. June 2" lloiii'Ock's VS.
aihin;il Ouaid and Hub Cigar vs.
Tired Business Men.
Thursdav . June 27. Nat ional
tin. ml s. Tiicfl Business Men ami
Oakland vs. Bnucoek's.
l-'iidav. June 2V Hancock's vs.
Huh CU-ar and Sutherlin vs. Duu-j
ham
Morula
llato il l,
July t. Boih-o
and Dutihain'.-t
Oak-
land.
Tuesday. Julv 2. Hub
National Gnatd and Tir
cigar :
ed Husiner
Men vs. Sulheilin.
l-'iiilav. Juh ."i. Dunham's vs.
Clriar and Oiiklaml v. Hanrc
nub
k.
Monday. July S. Boiicock's vs.
Tired Business Men and National
Guard vs. Sutherlin.
TieU. July Ii. H.ipo k's vs.
Huti Cigar and Nalional Guard vs.
t.;iMa ml
Ucdiod.iv. Julv lo. Tired Bn-1-ticss
Mm v,4, Dunham's and Sutli
eiloi vs. Ham-nek's.
Thllisda.v. July II. llaii'-ock's s.
National Guard and Tired Hu'dncH.s
Men is Oakland
Fiida-.. Julv 12. Hub Cigar s
Sir b-'i lin and I uuham
li-.u
Mo'idav . Jul) l.'i, HaiM ork's vs.
J'iied iPisini ss Mm and Hub t'knr
vs. Oakland.
Tuesday. Julv IT., I Mi n ham's vs.
National Guard and Boiicock's vs.
SUlhelim.
Thur-.lav. Julv IV Dunham' .
Ham or k's and Sutherlin vs. Oak
land. Fridav. Julv pi. Bnucoek's vs.
National Guard itpd Hub ( igar vs.
Tin-d Humii'-s l.-n.
NOTICE
All Spanish War Veterans r
quested to meet at Armory at ll:;
p. ui. Mondav. to lake pail
l A. V. parade.
C. 11. CIiAIG, Commander.
Local
News
Attends to Business W. Cas
ton, of the Voucallu Feed More,
spent yesterday in this city at
tending to business. j
Here From Wilbur Mr. uud
Mrs. V. N. Uillaut mid daughter,
Alta, of Wilbur, were in Huscburg
attending to business yesterday.
Doing Nicely Sidney Fredrick-
sou is repurted to be doing nicely
at Merey hospital, where he re
cently underwent an ,uppendec
tomy.
Spend Day at Coast Mr. and
M i s. H. T. 1 la risen and sou a nd
daughter. Hobby and Hulh. of this
city, enjoyed Thursday at Han
don. Working at Penney'g Malcolm
Mellis, son of Mr, and Mrs. Hruco
Mcllls, of Ibis eily. is working dur
ing lhe summer months at the lo
cal J. C. Penney company Btore.
Reported Improved Fa v J-eaili-
erwood, resident of Oakland and
wfl known In this city Is report
ed lo be Improving in health at St.
lucent s hospital in Portland.
where he in receiving medical
allenliun.
Stops Here Mrs. II. K. Dixon,
of Ui Hrande, Ore., slopped over
here; yesterday to visit friends on
houte home from the P. 10. O. con
vention held at Orants Pass.
Receiving Medical Attention
It. A. Fast man of Winston, Is at
Merev hospital receiving medical
attention for a badly cut hand,
which lie received Tuesday while
working in the woods.
Go to Eugene Mrs. H. K. Shoe
maker uud daughter. Miss Betty,
of this city, drove to Kugene Fri
day to bring home lhe former's
daughter. Miss Doris Ann, student
at 1'niversity of Oregon.
Stop Over Here Mrs. S. c. T.np
ham and daughters. Donna and
ri-..i r Me.ifoid iomed
here 1-Yldnv to visit friends
roule to Portland. The Laphani
fanillv formerly made Uieir home
here.
Rtceivinq Medical Treatment
.1. Herrington. of this city, is re
ported to be doing nicely at Mercy
hospital, where he is receiving
attention for cbesl inluries sul o-r-
ed when a truck backed into hfm
a few days ago.
I cauoa !nr .Innrtinn flitv .lUth- '
bv I lansen. son nf Mr. and Mrs.
H. II. Hansen, of t his city, lert Frl
dav for Junction Clly. Ore., to
speed a couple of weeks visiting
; t i tie home of M r. a nd M rs. P.
II. Petersen.
ford
mother, Mrs. J. It. Mount-
ford, of this city, have been spend
ing the bit few davs in Portland
enjoying the Hose fesliu.I
Joins Mr. Hartung
Here Mr
Frederick K. Hartung and
laugh-
i'er. Flaine Su.anne. of Kugene.
nave jouieu .mi. itamom m-ii-
friends and are reluriiing to
'heir home Ibis week-end. Mr.
on Hi
North rmmiua near Glide,
will drive to Med lord Tuesdav
to
(meet the plane bringing Miss
Joanne Thomas, of Tucson. Ariz..
to that city. Mrs. darfleld and
Miss Thomas will drive back to
ISosehurg on Wednesday and the
laiter will spend thr summer
vis
iting at the Garfield home.
Leaving Sundav for East-
aud Mrs. J. J. KastHng and
laug liters. Miss Genevieve
Miss Kteanore. of this citv. are
b-a lug Sunday for their former
home. Plainfield. Wis., where lle-y
expect to spend the entire Hum
mer mouths, returning here in
September
over in
They plan to kIop
Yellow stone national
park en roule hnme. 1 hey
making the trip by automobile
Wdt Arrive Home Sunday
Miss I lelures Cacv. daughter of
Mr, and Mis. A. B. Cacy: MIsm
Fvu Baker, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. U. G Baker, and Miss Mar
inn Pii'lcu. daughter of Mr and
Mi', Chester Padetl. are exnecl
et to arrlv e here Sunday fmm
Sacramento, when- Ihev are sin
dents at the junior college. They
are being brought to Itoseburg by
Mr. and Mis. TIioiihih Arundelt. of
Saeraineuto. wiio will spend a few-
days enjoying the North I'mpuu
and stop
over al Crater and Oia-
niMpd laken iu route back to Call.
Inrni.i. Miss Cacy and Miss Pa
den have been residing at the Ar-iind'-ll
homo in Sacramento during
the last silnnl year.
Will Visit at Roach Home
MK Josephine Nenl. Perl hi ml.
state director of children's evan
gelistic leaders work, and Miss
Helen Carlson, of the stall of the
Multnomah schixil In Bible, also of
Poitktnd. will be miosis t the
leune r Dr. and Mrs. Morris H.
li'inch during the next two weeks,
while dim-ting the work of the
t-itly Vacation Bible school at tlu
First IT'-fdiylei ian church. The
Bible st hi hi) will be held morn
lots hi the cluiri li from June In
to 21 from !' 'o It: Vw k and
is op-n to ail children interested,
on Monday. Tuesday. Thuisduy
and Friday m enuins of next
week Miss Neal and Miss Carl
son will hold meetings to give
adult cidi-s instruction for fram
ing tu evangelistic work.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
In the story of the final judg
ment, Jesus 8aid "Inasmuch as
ye have done it unto one of
these." The Jews were fond of
repeating that because they
were Jews, they would be on the
right hand of tied. Other na
tions, because they were not
Jews, would be on the lefl hand.
Jesus look that Htory and sftid
that on that great day those on
the right and left would be de
termined not by nationality, but
by Christian conduct (o othei-H.
He takes five points on which
they would be judged. 1. The
hungry, or in modern form, the
unemployed. 2. The naked, mod
ern word Is underprivileged.
3. The stranger, modern word
Is the Immigrant. -I. The slrli,
modern word. is the defective. 5.
The prisoner, modern word is
delinquent. Jesus said the atti
tude of the individual or com
munity would be considered lu
respect to lhe needy. Let us
examine ourselves in the above
particulars, Unit we may be
found worthy of the positions on
lhe right hand In the kingdom.
Pity is nkiu to love, and every
thought of that is welcome lo
the soul. May w e be ever
thoughtful to those lu need, in
sickness, and in sorrow. Amen.
Visiting Relatives.!. M. Judd. of
this illy, has left ior San Francis
co and fiTtn there will go to Den
ver. Colo., and Fargo, X. I)., lo visit
sisters.
Leaves For Portland Ted Onry.
of Haiidou. former teacher here, has
lelt for Portland. Pillowing a few
days in this city visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
lillcy.
Leaves for Eugene Mrs. W. W.
Coodwjn. chief operator al lhe lo
cal telephone office, left today for
Kugene lo spend the week end vis-
"lug hen
Sherw ood,
parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
Back From Eunene Mr :iml !
Mrs. T. II. Ness have returned lo
their home in Laurelwoid. follow
ing a short visit in Kugene with
their son-in-law and daughter, .Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Ilawn.
Move to Baker Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Could, who have resided
here for the last six months, b'ft
yesterday for Baker, Ore., where
Mr. Could has been promoted by
the Portland Journal. Mr. Could
jhas been serving as district man
ager tor nie Journal during ins
slay here.
Son Is Born According t.o
noj'-'Mnenu received here, a sou
Bruce Duane, weighing six pounds
.and seven ounces, was born May :;n
I lo Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holdeu at
Cor va His. Mr. Golden, ft tnerly
with Ihe Copco here, is now with
ihe Mountain States Power com
pany al Corvallis.
Leave For Portland Mrs. Carl
K. U'imberly and daughter. Miss
Fi anre.4, and son, Lee. left today
lor Poritund tfi vish Mrs. Wiinber
ly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
Lent. While there, Mrs. Winiberly
will nltetid grand chapter of the
( regon Fa st era Star and also a
meeting of the jurisprudence com
iniitee of the Oregon chapter, of
which she Is a member. They plan
lo stop iivrr in Salem toulghl lo at-
tend a hamiuet of the Willamette
university alumni association.
' Graduated at Linfield M I s s
Kalhleen Boss, a former Suthertiu
high school graduate, was one of
the graduating class of Linfield
college at McMinnville this year.
I Miss Boss had the distinction of
being awarded both a diploma in
piano as well as I he bachelor of
arts degree. Many special honors
were bestowed upon her a I the
commencement exercises, includ
ing the degree cum laude; depart
mental honors by doing outstand
ing work tu piano and theoretical
'music; the conservatory trophy
contest award, und the girls ac I
Itivity award by her sorority. She
is the daughter nf Mrs. Mabel
-Mr. 'Boss, of Sutheilin. who went to
two McMinnville Sunday for the coin
and Imeiicenient exercises.
Stanton-Bailey Duo Wins
"Crooshul" Tennis Match
The lentils supremacy of the
Rusehiirg News-Iif-v iew office staff
I ina lly passed from the hands of
the "Old Masters" combination or
Harris Fllsworth und Marshall Pen
gra. win have be.ri "lording" il
over the entile force lor lhe past
seveml season. whn I hey w ere
soundly trounce. I. 7-:. i', , by an
"npstarl" do'ubtes team of Charles
Si ant on and Koger Ha I icy in th"
crucial match plaved yesterday eve
ning. The -.unnuished litle-bohiers still
insist that the pis v was -inly a
utiaiifv init trial match lo determine
t'c abilities and rapacities of He-
chall-iumg duo and thai Hie linals
Will he plHVe.l nt later Male after
the title seekers have poli.shcd-up
ihe tougher snots of ih-ir uatuc.
The new c iiainjiions, however,
claim lhe title w a-t won fair and
stpiare and bavi sen I Hie deposed
ia (plet w M-ldel .- a 'Tlinent Patn-
nhb t. "II iw to pbiv Tennis in Five
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Oaks Drop League
Lead to Seattle
(By the Associated Press)
Seattle moved back into the Pa
rifle Coast league leadership to
(lav after vacating the spot for 21
hours '0 tho Oakland Oak, who
have given the Uainiers some un
happy moments In their current
series.
The Uainiers had 'o;t three
games in a row and wore on their
way to u fourth dumping last
night, until lhe ninth Inning when
they scored three runs to win the
tilt. 4-3.
Down at San Diego. San Fran '
eiseo and the Padres staged a hit-and-run
festival. In which eudi
team garnered I IS hits. The Seals
converted theirs inlo a Ili-K payoff.
A Pl-innlng pilching duel be
tween Hollywood's Hill Fleming
and Ad Llska. Portland righthand
er, broke with Lcfiflehler Bathe
son's home run nfter two were out,
giving the Stars a 4-3 victory. Llska
allowed eight hits and Fleming
seven. The Star niouudsmau pitch
ed four-hit ball until the ninth when
the Heavers tallied onee and lied
tho score at two-all.
Sacramento thumped Los An
geles, 14-5, thanks largely to u seven-run
second inning. In litis frame,
NnvikolT, Seraph lefl fielder, fell
flat while gulloping after a fly ball.
The bases were loaded and all
runners scored.
Standings
By tin' Associated Press
National League
W L I'.t.
Br-ioklMi 7 11 .71 1
Cincinnati 'i : .liini
New Vork 22 1.1 St'.i't
Chicago 2:t 22 ..Ml
St. Louis la 21
Philadelphia II 2:1 .:J7S
Piiishiirgh i:i 2:i .:tm
Boston 2 21 .::ia
American League
W j Pet.
Hoiiion a a 15 .t',2't
Cleveland 21 IS .tltiO
Detroit 21 IS T.71
New- York 2' 2u .r:;.i
Chicago 2u 2" .4 1 1
Washington 2i' 21 .F'.-l
Philadelphia IS 2 .i:'!l
St. Louis ll 21 ,:572
Pacific Coait League "
V L IVI.
Seallb- 117 27 .a7S
Oakland 10 :;( ,..7I
San Db-Ko :p; ::i .r,:',7
Hidijwood :(: ..'on
Sacramento :i"i '' .Wl
San Fraueiscfi '.',2 X" ,1"S
Is Angeles :pt IPl ,1aa
Portland 21 In .117?
Stops Here Mrs. Lester I Icy
wood, society edit'ir of the Chico,
Calif., newspaper, is spending i
lew days here visiting her brolliet
and stsier ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. K
McCliutock. en roule home from a
trip to Salem, where she visited
her brother. A. K. McCliutock.
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TAXI
PHONE 21
What's in the Air
W:ll, fellows, it looks like this
on
PREVIEW OF NATIONAL
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
6:45 P. M.
fi'-r
So. you don't think it could hap
pen, eh? Just listen to
IMPERIAL INTRIGUE
8:00 P. M.
C'mon, Sambo, we all's joinin'
the boys for
SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY
9:15 TO MIDNIGHT
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
Mozart Opera Scries ... 5:30 p. m
News
John B. Hughes
Bob Nichols'
Hawaiian
6:05 p. m.
6:30 p. m.
7:00 p. m.
Eddie Murphy's Orch. 7:30 p. m
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