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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1940.
Dodgers, Indians
Top Major Leagues
Tigers Ousted From American
Lead in 11 -Inning Game;
Cincinnati Wins Twice.
liy JFDKON II.VI.FV
( Ajoaiiiti-il I'n'MH Sp-nts Wrilei)
It win 11 HJilV Uli'l HJi'i.- Iud.il; ui
Jtilv fn t lit? major It-.u'M.'.
All tho p-ohpeeUv lirewi.ls
fizzled Olll. K'tiVllltf tile llrookl.VII
Ufi i-h iiimI Clcvri.i tn-liam. "ii
WUlhetl Ht tllC ol Hill NlllHHIllI
mid AtiM'i li nn li-HtMM'K mid enner in
,im.(- Hm trlilli ol 'liti old n;-ntr
ii'totii tin ltid'iH-iHltj. d;iy I
v.r.i .IIUUiiK til'; peiii.ai.it
Ail liny lutvi' to ru lie v: itf sl.i
I:.T. !' art'.
TI:j luKt'Bt biiti'lr. 'I Ii' m ;i ;-i
t; !.-. history. r.:.n,-i. fi.l-.l
Ili i'Ks Hiiidiiim to whoop and kioiiii
iis the Indian mid Ti.iM'i dividid
a dotibleheadcr.
Iirlde pitched Hi" Ti;'r ton
ixiiiii ily hilo lii'Hl ).;n III Until-st
earne with ii U-'.i trittiaph on
riv liHs. Vork helped liiin with
a no-run limner oil 1 t A' Smith
llul in Hie Hocnud KiiiiM- Hi-' In
dlflllH S(Ul'Mt'II oul it llii illiiic 1M
victory In eleven IntiiiiKH lo remain
(In Ifiid. I'lilil III" iiiiiHi Ihtri tt'im
a HOlllhpnw HtniffKlo between Mil
tiur iiud NowhoiiHor. Tim TU'ith
loaded the lumen and col (In tyinn
mil In Hi" ninth. In il"- elevenili
I wo kIiikU'R hiiihI wiclH'd ji round a
HniTllici m-ortMl 111' uliinlim run.
Dodgers Down Uiants.
Tin Mrooklyn Dodui-rt romped
like rhinnploiiH over Hit' New Vork
CianU 5-1 ami (I I lit a double feu
Uire al tli- I'nlo uroiimiH.
Curt lavin parcelled out Hi'Vfii
iih'ti-H to tlii (iiiiiHrt in winning
Hit- npeiiur. Medwhk hit hi third
lionii' inn In Ihrco day and Catch
cr I'lndpH hit two.
In Hi" ft-cnnd kiiiim' T;i in ul Ik
CJI1IM Iti 1 lie; limit Willi il llliee-hil
porlnrnintice. I It- had n peiieH
Uiimc for fleven liniiniiH and hy the
Hint! lie kiivc tip tlii"" hitH mid ii
ii m In tlx- eighth Hit Imder nl
ri'atly hud hammered tint 1 a hi Ik
mid all their num.
Thin wive llriMiklyn a wweep or j
the IhrtM1 kiiiiic hitIkh with New j
Vork ;ind idioved Hie OhiiitH 1 1 v
Kiiiimx behind Hi" li'iiil. i
Clncy Wins Twice.
The Hm ninlon CI md mini i KimIk i
rel'mmd lo yield any Kinund. U'nl-
lorn Htepped to the mound in Hie
liiKt Hiiine HKiiiiiHi the ritlshuri:h
I'lntteH and r I pp"'l oil Ii Ik 1 1 1 1 1 vic
tory !M. Then Thnnipsnii won Hie 1
tiiulltenn Willi u three. hit hIuiw
Hint HllliNiei'L-e.l (he 1'illiloH HI.
The other NuHiiluil lean tie dnnhk'
ltejidei'H eri' divided. The Chieimo i
"iiIjh Htopped the CiirdlimlH i :t in
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoople
E6AR I MUST CONSULT THiS VOLUME
ON OMENS TO SEE IF IT CAN EXPL.MN
THE DREWV I MAD LAST NIGMT
I WAS ASTRIDE A COAL BUAC
'( CMARSER-I HELD THE "REIN'3
'( UGHTLV IN iV LEFT HAND '
WITH MN RIGHT I FLOURISHED
I A CURIOUS WEAPON JMICH I AM
haS i Ik 1 Mai C Xr-i nrc.rDiBF'
f JOVE, THAT MWoT
SIGNIFY i
GOMETmisJO
1
i
'I
fcORRECT T JUST 60TA BARGAIN
BLACK MORSE INDICATES SOJ ARE
GOIN6 TO MAUL IT INTO THE CELLAR P
THE WEAPON VOL) WERE FLOUR 1
ISMINS WAS A SHOVEL, AND THE REiNS
REM. NO ME TMAT A SHOWER 6
9r -! rnuikir, co
L &ET MOVING.'
University of Oregon Students to
Lead Meeting in Roseburg Tonight
Takes Wrong Job
CIIK'Alil I - Om'Ke I.iiihIki i ii
Ill Atl-C)i:l, is riillK ti) Ir.'JU'O
cliitin-i- ili;inmiins to ilitf women
tolk rt-oiti now on.
Seattle, Oakland
Win Twin Games
Hal Turpin Posfs 15th Victory
of Season; San Diego Also
Triumphs in Doubleheader.
U(y 111'? Artsoi.ltilcil IMx'ssI
Toliiy'8 r.-ck'nilnt of the icsulK
of yesiI.niity'H (loublolieiHloi-H In On;
liiil(l- mint IwiKM" lliovcd Hint
K.-iillli' iinil "iilsluiiil. who won
liolli unit ot llii-lr liiilllili-lienili-l'K
aKiinmt I'ortliinil ami t: Krnii
i'Ibio. roHiieitlvi'iy. will iii'obiilily
luin! lo llislu il "t lii-twuen ilium
mIvis Tor I lie i-niiaiit.
At Seattle tile Uulllier Klailiiitors
inuiti- II lour mniixht over Hie i-i'l-liil-mnik
I'liilliiliil llwiviTB. The
si-oii'S were li to :l ami 'i lo 2.
I'itehei- Hal Tuipin won liis ''.ill
name or Dig veaBlill. He yiMile'l U
llits ill Hie rillt Kallle. a lli l Hie
lle.i'.eiH' Siei'ie. hut Uie liainieis
Inn- heii their snleties to li.'ln! 'li:r
ien i he r:ime oil a nlilttei'.
.At OuUlanil the (Inks 111 utr-il S.lll
' Kianeisio liy 11! 10 5 and 5 to 2
yeoieH.
The Seals' yollliK hiilierul, lil"r
I'owell. iliil not lasl tlnve iniiiimi
liet'oii" the Ciaklauil fiiHil-ame on-
j slnniilll. His reiiel'. Jensi-M, let the
links hi ore live runs in the seveliih
, Inning anil lliree in tl Iislitli.
In tile sei-onil Kiltlie til" heals
hml a shortliveil 2-tii-l leail ill the
j sixth, hill liriilnlitly hlevy 111., ill"
,(iik.s maile tour hits air! Iwo v'
! rors ooil lor three runii.
Leadership ol llu? Heeoml ihvl
siuli may not. lie liiu.'.'l In liKh.
over, but llollywimil am! I.ns An
Keles, Willi .411(1 anil .IVi icre.;ilt.
ayes. ri'Sjiei lively. were i!:iyilK i'or
keeps as they split their ilolll.li:-iu-ailer.
The Stars took tin; f'-st
In 1, the AiiKeis Hie second
:Ui.uiih In cash ami a iilaycr to lie
ihimeit nt u Inter ilaie.
I e Jan. who went tn Chattanoo
pa from the Western International
Ifuuue ehrMii'.'.in W'onalclieo cluli.
litis iieen baiting .403.
Spend Fourth Here Mr. anil
. . . . i
ton. vlflleil here non-ral ila .r t.oih nf Yoneulla.
week with Mr. Hintt s um'le anil . . '- hj , , H.
aunt. Mr. ami Mr. Ton. Iluuk; . '"''' Marvin Hel-
Mr. and Mm. P. A. luinge L " ; " , ' ,, .mioved by the Hour-
..A l.nifflitfif lltl.'ll lllllll i i"i .--
Standings
liy Hie Assoi-iatod Press j
American League
W I. I'et.j
Clevelaml 44 2X .0 1 1
I'etrolt 41 27 .tii'Ii ,
Huston 38 311 .5i"i!l
New Vork .' 'it 32 WJ I
t'hi.'imn 31 3ii ,4ii:il
SI. I.ouls 33 40 .4.'i2
Washington 2!1 43 ,4u3
riilladflphia 2li 42 .SSSi
National Leauue
W . I'll. I
llroiiklyn 43 21 ,ii"2j
Ciniliinati 13.22 .(Hi2
New York 3S 2li .5114
Chii-mio 37 35 .,M4
St. Louis 2ii 3i .421-1
I'ltlshuish 2.". 3B .3117
Iloslon 23 37 .3X3
IMillailelpllia 22 43 .33S;
Pacific Coast Leaque
V I, 1'it.
SeiilHe all 34 .1134
Oakland 5.1 43 .alii
San liiet-n 4S 47 ..'iiia
Saerainento Ill all .4!i"i
Hollywood 4S fill .l!"ll
Los AllKeh-a 4li 4S ,4s!i'
San I'n'ilelseo 4a Til) .474 !
I'm Hand 32 liu .318.
:.a .i..,'.i,',..r final fi oui ! lull'!. '
noo.lM.rt vlniteil hero Wednesday I laa Forest
evcnini! nt the Harrison and White .
111... .0.4.
Mrs. Kilnil All.ro from Ton.nilel
vl-lted friends here Wediiesiluv. i
Mis. Hi.vjii from I'orllanii
hero for several days last Week
visiting al the fiti inuor home.
Mrs. William Jantzer was in
Protective Association.
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Work
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to tbe Job
627 N. Jackson St. Phone 320
Walter Kemp and fluy llliiiimin
ivero Koseliurg business tallersj
Weduesduy. 1
Miss Mlluieil Ames arrived here
Kridae afternoon from 1'oriland I"
visit her father. I'loyd Ames, and
llir gramlinother. Mrs. Anna Allies.
Mr. and Mrs. nil" Worley. Mrs
Allle (ianlson and Jim While made
a trip to lioek iroek on the Coos
Hr.v highway Sunday whore Iheyj
weio joined by Mr. and Mrs. (1. C. ;
Wyant. Mr. and Mrs. ('. K. Harrows:
und .Mr. and Mrs. J. II. I'asihel
of CiKiullle. A picnic dinner was
enjoyed at noon. '
Mrs. William Jantzer and oiis.
lllllle and Jaclile. and Mrs. Coni
Chadwiik were in Meilloril Wud-j
nesilay on huslness
Motorists!
Have Your Car
BEAR Safety
Tested Today!
FREE CHECK-UP
STEPHENS
AUTO CO.
323 No. Main St.
Azalea
i i
or. !
I I
Mllllle
i in n.
San llielltl i-timbed bark into
plaiod all olii'li safely pin in nnn pi,,,.,., after li nii'-dny all
mull lin-palMKiiy to piltllnn ,M...-i., hy lakiiiK bid ll ends of a
ht mi Ills oui -year-old iIiiiikIi- ,i.,.i.iii1i.. li-om Sai riiinolilo ti to
I and 4 to 1. They baiam-eil the
series at luo-ail.
il I
i. .lane. Win n Iho liaiiy
limii;iell swalluued the
of (he iln, Liindyri'U c.v
e lite hospital today.
Sll
WW.
(M'Ote lor HI I.oiiIk will) ti llve- hil j
f-U Htlcresw In Hie .'il'tel-plere. He'
fjiinieit nine,
Martv's pinch sltml" Hit Hi" I
(iiisch londed mid Hie wcoi e H"d In j
the ninth lnniim ne Hie I'hlllicK t
ii t-:t verdict over itOKion, imt ill" !
ji htimcr it.r wlnil liirnnl nul in' versily ol' Oregon. Tliry are IndliK hon viiyaed hy I-.
ho the decldinu run.
Yanks Defeat Boston
The New Vork Yankee paraded
back Into Hie At Icon teimne
pennant piclure aain hy hlaslltiK
tint a douhle victory uer Hie Um
Ion lied So. Ill I 11 nd 7
In Hie J'-iHt tianie Hie Yankees
puck ed live Inline run inin I In ir
iiiiiii 01 ii hum ami in the second ,
titinie Hiey kuI thn-e more. Keller.
t iorden and linsiir cat li luid two!
I'or the day.
u.u ui,.ii ..ft-... fi.'i.. ....:. 1 1
While Sox I tn ik two j;aineM 7 :i and
bT if
W ithout IcavliirA Oregon. Slndeiit Hody 1'iesidctil TiKer i'aync (sea--
cd In car) ami J'ederalton hirt'clov Koy Venist roin Hell) will cover ti n
on Hie I tit-
Miner Kaiiseti.
alumni Hccreiaty. P;ine and Vernslrum will lend an Oregon meeting i.i
Ho.stdnitn al s o'chx k thlri eveiiini; at Hie clmmlier ol commerce.
Alumni, pruspeclive students more than lin com limn il lew hy I lie
ami miilcrur:iiliiaii-s ol' ( ireon ilv- lo.--e ol Uiln suniinr
r; ion have i
. f .ii.i.rn i iis utini.'tiis who h:i
old
The Washlim 'i Senators, vvork j"
ed their way out ol Hie American
U'iiKim cellar liy.heaiinn Iho I'hihi-
in;; In the It'oselmii:
aileadv heell tiolllied ol Hie incel
iti. This proMiam will also include
a discussion ol' campus living m
iiMiimodatioiis, aciixiiies ami pr.ih
lems of lliiani-im: one v. ;iy
thuiuiili Hie university. The I . o
sludciil (laders Imve Iieen tnivcl-
sin e the lllidtlle id June
tin oui; Ii se et nl sections td .In
stale. Tlie w Hi h:ive conlact.")
ell
liyii" ami Yernstroni an
Mil I Kill ini; stiuletits who
liuilutaincd hu;h scholastic i
ami arc eticriieilc in outside acti'-t
ties at Hie iini ersil . Harris Klls
worlh. editor ol' the liose;)!!::-;
News lie v iew , is I 'ou.ulas cimnty
alumni director tor the CniveisiU
ol Oregon, lira luaies in litis vicin
ity uie uracil hy him lo attend the
incel tui;.
delphlu Alhlellt s Uvic.
i I .intl !' .
XI M HONS
III Hie
Iuh.
ClrriHt fi.lllt (.r n,,. Sl.it.'
..II lt;litl:
Vi" ' 1
Jim WIIV. i,
ti nd t'.inHl :i
M'H". I pri iyt
Tn I'l.iii I,.
, .in.- i if i 'i.i i u 1 1 r i ti..ni Hi.'
iimrk.ii;.' l- l.t : tilth. '!. prlii- i-
eut si f in. 'i u.u; .
si 1 li. Hi:-! lie i'.l'1l- "i MH'iM,
II' ;ni tle-io h.-. t... ..h.I t.. Ih
. I. i k ..f tin- ...in I i- Cm-lli."!' mi
il.r Ii.i.oi.
i I i T'ui I fi.- t.:ihtl ti ' h.u l. Ii
olh-f ;. mt t'nilli. i .. li.. I" Hi--
. ..lift .tV N.TIII IU--t Mllll 1 .llil-
ahl-v
l.-.l Th.it He- fil.H- i. nm-d d-- I
f.-intiuit-. an.l h in .1 . x.-t-v -i..
,.r !!. in iin.t ntl .."isi.nt . I i s ii i i
In, Ihr.i.mli it niiih i- in- tit m jin
.'t ill. 'in h,- i..r. .-r . I 1 1 . 1 i.n.l
l..i -...( t i .on .ill i lulil, I it lo, in- !
I. ..i . l..l.- Ii, .ml I.. III." j
IM-.M.U-.l I'M-ihi-s HI..1 e.'i t"H
ii-'l ii.ir.it lh.M.-..f.
TIiij siii.nn...,- H t.nl.livl,..,! .j
.IC.I.f ol Iho lln'.'.nl'lr f.lll l!
tn.1i. , v. Jihlu." -f tin- o cm -
Uil,.,t . ...n i. in. 1. 1. ui.l . in. -ro. I ."i
II, I ;th .h.v ..I .I'l:-..-. I'M', .to,., t -
ii.i.; Mil.li. .i! l f'i- iunn..n-4
. , ii. h .-. It l'-.r I'.im- n-
in o w...'.n ti. I ' i f l;..-. I. ill
K. . ,i n. -r.ie-i pi..u.-i..-.i .ii !
,. l.-i,. .. ."ii. "il. .!..!! II. I '.-nu
. ..f ' Tm p il.li. adoti .line
i.-l '... I
j l.,.i- I .-1 i-ntdi. .Mi-.!.: .I"t ;
i M.MS A- SIM
Alice Hanley, Native
of Douglas County, Dies
MKhl'dllh, fie., .Inly
Miss A lire HilllieV, SJ.
know n southern t 'recoil
died here Wednesday la
:. i Al')
a u idcly
pioneer,
t. lollow-
paralsis lioke el ten das
Yoncalla
iNCAl.l.A. July 2. Mr. and
. 1' red liolin a id son, .litniufe, '
k Mr. a:ul .Mrs. llaliihl
Mr. ami Mit: , Weston Scott,
son. Charles, ot Culp ereek. '
i Marion Kdes nl Klleue and
v Kllin d Kimlewoml, C-do-
i. iiifiil Hie week end at the
re l-.des liomn.
r. and Mrs. Ilailcy Slotmkcr
ii Sunday with relatives in
I
Win. CaMnr and Mrs. Herman
Scliosso spent Monday in I'orl
himl. rciuiniiiM home Tuesday.
Mrs. Krlc Slenseth mololed to
Kiiueuo Krlda.
t ilen i 'mi lips and Vera 1 nippier
lei i .Mondny lor Sc;i1 He. Wash.,
w liei e they iiav e emp!o meat.
Paul Shclion ol I'asiideua, (alir..
visited at the Luther I 'aiiiiherty
home lasl w cek.
.Miss .Marian Kdes returned lo
lamenc Saturday, where nho.will
stint work at Mct'rtuly cale.
The Crown Keed comimiiy has
iieen husy in Ynncalht receiiliy
pa hit in K Ho Scliosso fast or w at t'
house and si ore. The Ked and
White store also 1ms received a
new coal of paint, the Crown
Feed company doinj; Hie work. The
Hnhei ts set vice station is ail
decked oul in new paint, as well as
the it. MrKaiK I le. Carl John
son home and Frank Madden home.
Mr. and Mrs. l-'ntiik Madden.
Nancy and Lee .Madden, .liiniuie
and Ted .Madden Icll Monday I'or tt
w eek's sta at hat lest on. Wed
nesday. Pell .Madden. Vel le Thomp
son. Claude llcur ami Hairy Van
Winkle will .join them for the re-
in, Milder Ot l lie w cek.
Hard-Hitting Player in
Minors Bought by Cincy
CINCINNATI. July l-U'i-Outtielder
Mike Pe Jail of ChaC
laiioiya ol' Ihe Southern associa
tion has Iieen n'-Miiireii hv the Na
t t'ltial letiMIe ehatlliiofl liedsfot
AALICA. July 2. Mr. ami Mrs.
John Jatiter ndurned in their j
home here Tuesday afternoon al -
ter vlsithm for the past week at!
1'inspect vviih llielr sou ami daunh-;
urln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Jantzer. :
M is. Fra n k Kmra ti ret u met I to !
lier home here Wednesday at'tfr j
a two weeks' visit at Corvallis with
her son-la-law and daughter. .Mr. I
ami Mrs. Wilhur (.'ootiey. :
K. C. Tliroiie attendi'd lo laisi-!
ness at Myille Creefk Wednesilay.
Freil Ctttcdecke returned Tue.sdav)
to his home in Seattle, Wash., af-j
let- attemliiifi Ihe funeral of lilsj
lirotlier at (Ilendale Monday. j
cluh Is bi'iim oifiaiilcd here,
Tuesday evenitii; for the purpose o! j
set i inn; Ihe llonneville power up ,
Cow ereek. The Cojho power line'
woes mii the crock now as far as tin
T. C. Jcdius rerddence. hut there
are (piici a fi'W families live above
ami they are very anxLnis lo get
electricity up then1.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hiatt and,
two children of Seattle. WashillL'-'
FALL WORK!
WILL START SOON
How isYourTrcetor?
We have some Al rebuilt tractors
at real bargain prices. Don't waste
time with worn-out tools.
"SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
Roseburg, Ore.
"Thirst quenchers" we call them, but they do more than quencn your mirsi
they appeal to your taste and pocketbook. Red & White bevcraoes have
long been the standby of American housewives as "good mixers." Include
Red 4 White carbonated beverages and Red & White pure fruit Juices on
your shopping list this week-end. Save on quality!
Specials for Friday and Saturday July 5 and 6
r
prev. ions
Miss Hanley
la.-, couiin. Hour
eaily ate her
the Koiiiie rive
.as li.uii in Pout;
Kiddle, hut al at: ;
parents moved to t
r vuilcv , ami set-1
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Dr. D. B. Bubar
116 No. Jackion
lied near Jacksonville. She spent
all her days there. She led alt
acl ive iile. and managed a lariie
laim. She was unaided
per sim
one
ot Hie lies I posted
earlv Jacksonville and Jai ksoil
county history. She was one ot
the louuilers nt ihe Southern On"
Coil I'omeel soctelx .
Ainniii; the siirxivois are IM IV
lljinlcy. a hi other of Seal He. Wash
She was also a sister of (lie late
Will-am H:nh' nt llti'ii-. (tie
PHONE 21
TAXI
PHONE 21
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ui 'rii.ii ii.
1... .I.. I-.0.I
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I lulu n o.l . Ill
I.. II. I.
i in i,.i I r ..r ii.. n..i hi h .if .v.-
.hl.
.Mi-liiiiail. I.
nul - .1.. I-.- .,1'Pli-
Floor
Sanding and Kcfiiiishiug
CltAS. KEEVEK
Phone 651-J Phone t.'t)
tampon.. n-Jd'ess fi. F. D.
Oakland, O.e.J""
PORTLAND'S
Mojt Distinctive HoTcl
INVITk S YOU . . .
0 Friendly bf vim
Home Like Room
Wonderful Food
C Sensible Rales
HOTEL K BENSON
P--eeidtiv t Oak - rrritMi!
E ECONOMICAL!
Living Costs Arc Increasing
iXCEPT FUEL
SUMMER TIME IS THE RIGHT TIME
to purchase your fuel needs for the winter. Buy
cjreen slab now and pocket the savings to help
you solve your problems of meeting the rising
cost of living.
DELIVERED PRICES
1 cord 4-ft. green slab $2.00
1 load 16 green slab $3.00
Phone 282
TOMATO JUICE
Red & white No. I Cans
2 for ....
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Red & white No. 2 Cans
3 for . , . .
PINEAPPLE JUICE
Red & white , No. 2 Cans
2 for . . . .
neJ&
3
Siar.
d ioo
l TAJ-' '
I
Red & White
Bor.iw
SOAP CHIPS
LarflC
PEANUT BUTTER
25c
BORAXO
tO-o. Siftrr
Top Cans
Cascade SALT E O
CRACKERS
16-oj.
jar
Mb.
box
15c
Red 4 White
MAYONNAISE
Red 4 White
COFFEE r.-2Sc
Red 4 White
18c COFFEE .t'73c
Red 4 White FRENCH
J4c DRESSING ,.136
PlaSafe
25c MATCHES 6 bo;0V 14c
BORAX
Pjckjgc 2SC
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