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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1940. Cleveland's Lead Cut to One Game Cincinnati's Margin is Also Shavtd; Newson Wins 1Wi Straight for Detroit. Ily Jl llSOX HAII.KV Ammh-IhumI rrc!H HpiirlH Wrlti-r The St. I.nllis llrowlln lii-tler mil cxin'ct itn inino "hi-lp" friim tllflr li'linw Aitit-rii-mi h-itmii' rliilm, Tim Ii-iiin Unit IfiiiHlii'il a poor elKiith Ixxt yeiir Ami hail to l Btri'iifelhciii'il ililrlilK lhr wlnln- ami tilirlns ly a Bi'i'lcn of iIi-hIh follow ing H -nioilfi1 pl-n lor umkIhIiiih-I' W i.iilHiliK nunc lunnoll llian tin: Junior circuit ha knoivi In yearn. Tlit-.v Unoclii',1 Hip lloBton Ucil Sox onl r rlrwl place ten daya aco ami Inn! mrlil lliey umli i inlueil tin Clevelnnil Iniliaim' hihihIIiii; Willi a 2-1 victory. TIiIk aliaveil Hie Trllie'a fii-Hl plate tnaiKin to a Kindle fianie nvi'i Hie Ditroll Tluera. Klilen AilUer. the aulnuarlneball apireiallal. who was one ir the hanil-tiM ilowtiK nonl the ItrownH in the oil seanon. Iiehl the Clevelanil fclUKin-i-ii lo ellihl liiu anil mlt-hl have had a xliiilml except lor a l I of nllilncxH in II Inlh Innina when he Toiceil In a ran by walk Ihk Troaliy Willi the liaaea loailcil. Cardinals Etat O.ncy The St. J.oul Cnnllniil crowded out lite Cine iiiniill lied :I 2 Willi a similar maneuver. Warneke fciivi aeven lilts, hut wan ticht in Ihe pinchcH, The Carda were rationed on live, hut two weri' I le ulna by Slauuhlcr. aciounlinK lor all SI. j.ouia' lima. Tlila enabled both the llronklyn llniluera and New York tibials lo ndvante on the National leamie leadera. Hiooklyn lo within ball a Kanie. The llnilKcrs Col aeven hits anil the I'llllliea clcht. lull llioolilyn lihnnphcd 1-:l wllh the liclp o a Ihree lint aaaanll on .Mulrnhj Jn Ibe llixt n . mu wlet i lllxie Wall "! (Ipnhled mid MmIwIi-Ii lllpli-il. Af lerward Ihe lioiluera li-inni-il I'll cllcr Van Miililiii liail unileiKiine an aim operallon at llalllluore. He'll be retained as u coach. The (Jiallls crushed the Muslim llees "1. althoiiKh lliey had only a 7-11 iidvanlimcj In hits. Three of Ihe blowa were home inns to help Melon isel his seventh victory n Raima one ileleal. 'I he IMIIkIiiii'kIi I'lnltes eilced olll llie Chlcimo Cubs In In lnllill;s ullhounh ouilill li s. Vince lilmiiK Itlo hit his ill ill ll hiituer lor I'ltls liiirKh In tie the score In Ihe ninth niul In Ihe lenth Heller pitcher J'nsseail rorceil over the winning mil with n walk. h.... nil. ml. Mini hilit v c tm v as Ihe llelroll Tltera took the nib-nun White Sox Into camp S-l. The New York Yankees anil IVashlniilon Seunlora ahaieil 2" MlK e-.enlv. bill the w.-irbl chain pious i-asliy won S I with the help i,r live Wtmhlniltmi errors and the wlldness nl t'baae. who lilt Ilin-i-linlsmun. walked roilr and innile Iwo wild pllchea. Joe UlniaKl-.lo bit lis 1st h liolilel- niul Selklik his iiluth in bi-lialt of KMfiinu. who pitched scvi 11 ahulonl ,lnulnK .' fore wenkelllliK. The day's onlv Kllinc ilei'loi-o stilctlv oil Blum-lui: was a H I tri lini-.h liv the Philadelphia Albletlis over Ihe slnmallns Huston Sox. Standings Itv the Akhih'IiMi'.I I't American League V Clcvrliiinl 12 nrlniit 1VKlOll Ni'W York - - Si. I.mit :t- Chii-iiKn -s I'd. .(lis .r.vi ,..ns .ir.i .in I'lilliitli-lphia WtiHlnimion 7 1 .:i!'l National League Y rini'lniiiiU 11 MnmlslMi :tM Nrw Yitrk I'lttHlllllfMl SI. l.'MliH ' IUmImI) PiiihMii'liihhi . . -I I. IM i;:.i 2'1 .n:!:i, ::i .M'"' ::i .1-1 1 l!l .ILM .:i-'.T m .:mi tVuini li'iuii'1, iimhtnmftl- School Officers Are Named at Tenmile '.:III.K. .1 til v f. Willi ll Hiiliill nili'mlaut'i. the amniiil s liunl mri'l i tnir "a iilil''t I" nl.lt-r by I.. M j MiCultn-. M.imliiy. Tin rlmil I miin. Mvx Knnifs. was iilismi Mr j Hnrm-s trim i'pli.il. nnl 1' -M Mi-r:il)iiv will Im- chiili nian tin! . -.mill'; h'l in. .Mrs. I'Mna Allnn j WIIH rlcrti'il l'i nil Oil) 1llf IWd-yi-arj UMlll In lli pliirf if A. I'. Wil Hams, who iffiicm-tl aliout n nnmtti,, l(.;n dnrk. was ItlMI. Ml!. All.h MtlliMH- with . .-l.rlnl loi - - " .- ; .Mih. Allu Hmnnil Mii.-i iii-lri-ti-il nn, -( Imnl i-fili I thin 111" I'-l l" mi'l ' HARVEST HEADQUARTERS Our store is completely stocked with "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractors, implements and parts to take care of your harvest needs. Make our sloro your harvest-power ln-,idqu.irlrn. We'll gladly help you check ond condition your tractor o you may bo suio of a profitablo harvest. Soo us the next time you'ro in town. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON DUR BOARDING HOUSE 1 6INCE VVHETM HAS IT SEEN THE CUSTOM TO TAKE SUM BATHS IN THE SHADE, HOOPLE ? T 3UPF3E NOU'VE GOT AM EXPLANATION FOR. THAT, TOO S3 s ' i-u - 'Vt-'. S IT PERFECTLY ri-E-AR NOW, BAXTER Galento Expected To Knock Out Baer I Heavyweights Clash Tonight in 15-Rounder; Victor to Get 2nd Chance at Louis. My CAYIJ-: TAI.KOT .1 HUSKY CITV. X. J.. July I. ( A l'i Those two upHlumlilii! Ih:i wcinhts, Tiny (iiilciNn and .Mux H;ii'i. iniM't in a l.'i rnnnil fiulii at the luial hall paik lutiiht. pro if 1 1 JiK. "I iimiMi', that Tuny iNn-stt'l yt't friiiuiicil by a ri'lutlvi' bct'circ he can -climb Into the i inn. Ar;uinl :ta,nitn Ihiih an- fxprcti-il to v.at'li Die two vch'iiiHH licht ft out ;iimui i o'clock I'STt lor tht rich I to incci Champion Joe Lonis in a Si'pli'iiibcr b-nit. Al leant, (Ja- lento it anfiiifil allot her shut at the champion !' wltiH totiipht. Itaer nilcht posslblv line hlmsell up tor n return wit it Uuin, Koinewheie. but lie wonhl have to whip the so l(H nil (ialeiito lo make I'rnmo ter Mil" Jacobii ami the cllHtonierri tomei. UiK last oitlini; wllh the bii: m-iiio. Nullum: lias happf-ncil tn channc the itley.pi eail opinion that (ialcnio will win. probably by a knockoui. Tony iMilliln't possibly nel htmseir Into pooKM' physical cniMtlllon at the la! minule llian Ihe experls have ihoiiKhl him to he for a week ir two. ami I lit nil he receiietl on bin chin Iron) n llinu beer KlasH niuhl beiore last ilblu't mar bit Mleilini! rluhthiK tmili'bH. In all Ihe eM-ltrineul allcmlilii; Tony'n boiii Willi the beer KlaHS. practically nothitm has been lieani ol l;aer lor a couple of tl:iyn. This is ti n'W expi rieiice lor the ex champion. Tliere wan a time when Max urabbeit oil Ihe pie lluht heal linen, himself, wllh bis dizzy ena pinleK. bill be rH blmsell badly ner malelicil (his time. So quie' haw Max been, indeed. Ibiil ht has some observers believ Inn Ih1 finally has become serious nboiit thin hoxine business. Sever al well known j mines of (kilters have said llie last lew tlavs Ilia), so h-lp ihem. they think It.ier batl worked himself inl'i a stale nt mind where he will o in lliere and slim ft mil with T;nv toiiinht until some thin;; conies loose. M;i Il.tS been a little Ulimiliei llian cci before and his slate mehis have been lesn extravagant. , Thime close to him sa he ioiiesll 1 has been Inn lied jtlnXlt sulile of 1 (Jalentos remailis and is nnre al I ine bartender, tl IliiH is true, then! lid nilel'l be iplite it ll-lil j Around the County Suthcrlin . .. si'TIIKKI.IN. ()U rmplnyci' i.inl'Ml. ,-oiHanv .Inly V M III 111' 1 1 n --.-l a.-. ;i IiumI.t ul paliilnlly ill .il TlHirK.LlV .-V.MliM!! ll.-ll Ills '. iL-l.l h:.ii.l iv:i rsitii-lil In- II .'all I ii;iu ilium wil i in i,,,. iniiln-r. Mi- ;i i) l Mis Wllli.mi I. with I'LL GLADLV EXPLAIN, BAXTER I HAVE SO DISPOSED MYSELF- THAT THE TREE KOOM FOR OLU SOL 1CJ 1 FICKLE IHROUtoH iVITHOUT . BURNIMG MV PERSON HAR-ROMPH; AS TUe) RAYS PASS DOWNWARD TMEV C5ATMER PRECIOUS ( TREE-LEAF VITAcyMvgHICM I ABSORB AT THE ftMB TIME, THE LEAVES TING ONLV THE PUREST ESADj TMlS REALLV SHOULO BE A FRUIT TREE SPLENDID VrrAtvUNS, VOU KNOW .' 1 ? cops iMOBYNr stnvicr inc. t. Know leu of Portland arrived by bus Wednesday even Mir to visit tor a week nl Hie Hollo Knowles home west ol town. Mr. and Mrs. Knowles are en route home from a trip lo Die Colden Cute fair. The two men Jin brothers. f'ecf llowniaii. who suffered ti serious Injury several months ano w h lie work inn ' l he Bonanza mine, and who has been in a Port land hospital for several weeks, is expected home Saturday. Mr. How man is KeltttiK aloiiR very satis factorily now and Is able to be j about with ci'iilchcf). I The Sulherliu volunteer fire de- part men t wan called on) Thins- day noon when u grass Hie siait- irom a riiiimsti pile tire at itie parsonaue. Very lillle damage was done as Ihe lire was soon put out. Mrs. I.. W. Jordan of Poseburn slopped for a shot t . isil Wed nesday eveiihiK with Mr. ami .Mrs. Mark .Ionian while en route to t 'olorndo w here she w ill join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Al Steur and daughters, Hetty and .luanltu, and Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Thompson and children. James and Jacqueline, motored to Diamond lake laM Sun day in celebration of Mr. and -Mrs. Thompson's I Till wedding anni versary. They state that on this trip lliey saw lo deer, a and oiii; black bear. Airs. Lucille Johnson of ( Us is visiting her sister, Margaret Campbell for a fawn 'orval M is. few days. H. II. demons is improving the appearance of his Variely store litis week with a new co.it of pii' . Ma -1; Jordan. Iitiy Jor iau and n.'t;, Lou Vogelpoh stumped i ed attended to business n Ho'bur,; ! n !;.. M and Mrs. Jack C;,.v.'r and MMts. Gene in. I Jack at ! dt I a birthday party ul llie li i,i .Mr. and Mrs. fi..nl I'alin in Hose b:n v. Thursday night, in uon .r ol .li. I aim. Charles Fills reiurmd h,;iue '.st Friday from a Kiigenc ho--I'Hal when- lie recently ilulet v.eni a major npi-iaiion, and rs r poili! in be revo ertng fpii' ml istacloi ily. Mr. and Mrs. Al I'hibhs of F.ugene brought Mr. F.I Its home. Ahoul eleven women met at the Fair ttaUs clubhouse Thursday alt eration In M-u lor Ihe (cd Cross. Ihe nei meeting will be the Dili ot July. A dance will be ghen ai the Nonpareil Community hall July li lor Ihe benefit ol the lied Cross, The orchestra will furnish Hie in u VV p luxuriously , c-o-o-l wilh the -S Poyne COOLER AIR. A snap of Ihe switch brings your own freih "moun tain" air: cool filtered circulated for mere pen nies a day. Famous Payne en gineering and workmanship throughout. See wide range of sixes and models today. Sal for REAL Sinner Coml(rl-ldn Major HoopT LEAVES ALLCM JUST EN0UC-l ACT AS Ai FILTERj PERMIT OF- V--, X; m qcc. u. pat orr sie for the evening. Mrs. Jalte Kramds and Mrs. Dnr uiuii Hose shopiied ami alKMided to business In Hosehui'K Kil day. Mrs. II. ('. Wilmot took Mr. Wil mot to Kunene Thursday In order lo catch it train. Huv. and Mrs. L. W. Weaver have arrived from Fossil, Oregon, lo make Ihelr home. He v. Weav er has been assigned the pastor ate of the Sulherliu Methodist church also the Wilbur route. Mr. and Mrs. (Maude Selleck motored to Diamond take last Sun day by way of the new highway out of HosebuiR. Mr. and Mrs. J'rank Stanley ami daughter, Lots, of Oakland, fall'., and Airs. Clyde Stevens and daughter, Fl um of Alameda, Calif.. visited at Ihe Cora Allen home l-'riday. Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Al len are sisters. Kdgar Shirley Is quite 111 at 'his i home on First avenue. The following were house guests of Mr and Mrs. S. A. Schieinan 2. HIGHWAY lirr jtloiiu wiib n Mini toil .k.1hn tluinn ot alkylated m itraight-rm tuch to Hut Alsurc-tiHiof new snux'tli nc at higher -.pccvU, new thrills mi ihe open ruaj. tii f-af .'2 5f3 17 GASOLINES IN ONE :TSs f&rjrm -..m FtNtR THAN ANY ONE of thec 7 preat gasolines is this suentitK Hlcud. hilc it has been tested on the mad and prosed at -iirru,, in 4) rc cnt models of all popular make autnnmhiles wc inv(ic ou ut make sour own tests of the new 1 1) m A. It s smooth oot just at 40, not ut at JO Dempsey Flattens Luttrell Easily Ex-Champion Takes less Than two Rounds to Batter His Foe Into Insensibility. ATLANTA. (Ja., July 2. (API The rry of the crowd and the clung of the cash register heck oned middle-need Jack DenifiRey iown the comeback trail today after his lopsided knockout of a luhby wrestler. It took Ihe old Manassa Mauler only four minutes and 58 seconds lust night lo pound Clarence (Fu tile) l.uttrell Into Insensibility. and before the flabby 224-pound ft nippier regained consciousness the former heavyweight cham pion's glud-handers were assuring mm that he was the 'old Demn- a-y." Dempsey, weighing 205 pounds, lid carry power in his 15-year-obl fists but his blows were landing in a practically defenseless hulk mil they finished their blood v work before his equally old legs ere called on to prove their stay ing power. Fresh from a triumphal struggle through a yelling crowd of punch hungry fans he was hit harder by the hack shippers than he was by Luttrell Demiisey sat puffing slightly on his rubbing table and Ihls weelt: Mr. and Mrs. Akmzo Jukes of Sclo. Ore., who nr both ill and are here for an Indefinite Mine; Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Humph- leys oi I'.ugcne: Mrs. Humphreys is a sister of Mr. Schieinan, ami Mrs. Luther Hates of Hiddle, who is a daughter of Mr. Jakes. Mrs. Jakes Is the mother of Mr. Schie man and Mrs. Hiimphrevs. Howard Wort hen of Oakland was a business visitor hi Slither lln Friday. lien's cafe Is Improving the ap pearance of its place of business this week with n new coat of nuim on the Interior. FOURTH OF JULY DANCE AFTERNOON AND EVENING IDLEYLD PARK Casey Jones Orchestra 3. HlUSt 4. PASSING! 5. HCATI X Open your throiilr ami feel a .niiMiihcr, sturdier yurv of ilimbinn pmcr. Low ot hinc fruitions hac heen tui out and added 10 Min: A as a rc-fortnrd gasoline that is rich in anti-knoik. llirill in the superior pet sway of finer 1 1 in; A. Thai's iKtamc it cnntains a natural rivltnc of Itcht nin volatilitv. smonthtv cminter-halani ed by hih p: tanc polymerized astttinc. said "I need more work" whon asked If this bizarre return to the ring heralded a aerious cam paign. The whole affair carried an at monphere of unreality from the time jt was announced a few weeks ago that Dempsey was don ning the six-ounce gloves for the first time In eight years to settle a "feud" started by some duly press-agented scuffles with the wrestler while the old champ was refereeing some of his wrestling bouts. All t h rou g h the f i is t rou ml I em psey pou red on the pu n Is h inent, for the most part long hay makers In sharp contrast to the lightning fast short wallops of his championship days. He cut the wrestlers nose in the first minute, had him groggy 3u seconds later but was unable to floor him al though Heleree Nat Fleisher start ed one count while Luttrell stood weaving diuukenly in his cor ner. In the second Dempsey was pnffing a bit but soon battered the clumsy groaner to the - canvas twice for counts of seven and eight before smashing him com pletely out of the ring with a left that started from his shoe) ops. I icmpsey said something about training on cigars and opined he would he better next time alter a mouth or two of real work." He readily acknow ledged that those legs which folded up on him eight years ago in the third and fourth rounds of a "comeback" trial against King Levinsliy prob ably wouldn't have carried him far last night. Comas Valley CAMAS VALLKV, July 2. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Putnam returned lo the valley last week after a year's absence in Montana. They spent most of the year in and near Hot Springs. Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Pill nam have purchased the I ice Coon place am moved in Thurs day. .Mr. and Mrs. Coon move Into their new home near the mill on Wednesday. Mr. Coon expects to begin operating the mill soon. Mr anil Mrs. Hoss Hrown spent I Made an entirely new wayUmWA scientific blend of 7 different gasolines Proved in a car just like yours Zli Made by the makers of Aviation Ethyl Offered at the regular gasoline price I:ling A is now suhilied bv a brand new talvent refined f:aviine. the hih anti-kmnk quality of whuh is iinatfeeted h heal, keep tnji )ur motor smooth at higher ten.pcranifcs. but at ever) speed on your dial. You be the jiidf:c! Look for hncr Hsin A uhcreser you drive in the Wcm. Tr a tatlklul ItnJay fur mootbneu at etery speed.' llllb A f t R A Ml C 1 A T 1 1) OIL tOHCAM t Wedneod'iv and Thursday ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. l'rnest Whee ler. They expect to (to to the lookout Riation In a week or two. Mrs. A. J. Standley and three sons. Oliver, Richard and Jhnmle, spent several days at Ophir, Curry county, visiting at the home of Mrs. 1 Standley'a brother and sister-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry pariou. 1 Jeanne Church, who had been visit ing al the Purrolt home for several weeks, came home with them und Pauline Parrot I came lo visit here with relatives for a few weeks. Carol Maker is working for Mrs., Alice Clark at Oak Itidge. Mrs. Clark has been very ill and her duughtr. Mrs. Fern Iliuzard, took; cure of her until she was better, j The Townsend club gave a play.i ."Grandpa Sits Hy the Fire." at ihe 'schoolhouse Thursday evening, and sold refreshments following the play. Jack Gaulko and his crew from Canyonville baled hay at the K. W. Dick place Thursday. William Noiton is building a log . house on his ten-acre tract of land bach of the L. A. Norman place. I lei spends his week-ends ut his home, in Coqulile. Mrs. G. H. Moore and Mrs. T. G. I.awson visited Mrs. Charles Hey nolds in Honehurg Saturday, Mrs. Reynolds has been very ill but Is better at present. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pullen and j family visited relatives at Sitkuin Sunday. liev. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox con ducted services at the Camus Val ley church Sunday morning. Fol lowing Ihe services they went wllh Mr. ami .Mrs. Krogel to the Krogell home which was the place where The VV.lLn Fmilv HUndl WIiI.Lpv. V Ci The Wtlken Kamil- SM001I1 Al ! RMtrar. Cftf ! BLENDED WHISKEY miggggj Hev. Cox was born. - lie left hero when two years old und did not know where his birthplace as un til people here, who knew the fam ily, told him. Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher of Sacra mento have purchased the Hill Moore pluce and are preparing lo build a house and make their homo there. Miss Bertha Lary of Redmond ur rived Monday to spend a week Ht Ihe homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kmest Wheeler. Miss l-ary will teach at Redmond again next year. Charles Reynolds was out from Roseburg Saturday to took niter his place and the hay crop. Mon day ho came out again to have it cut and taken enre of. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. 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