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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' RtJSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 12, '1-940.- HIGH TIDE YKSTKKUAV: W'hlln Jhii cim-h cuIk only" vnlcv "And. N.py. tn Ihe KulviiKi; hU.IV In buy iM-lfk bhit Joans ho (x)lort-K (liu uuuhu In liitt pink (juiii ml leiiriiH tlntl Jan Ik a nt;a cu plain 'k (1 a u k ti ti . Tilt- addition nl Deivl. to Ihc household mouKttM J (ill uny h puy-jiuclly. Chapter Ktvu 'I'm All Your A thoh nl teni'ier tint iU Ih'i chii'kri. "I 'ill you 'jvury try ivally hard lo mind your own hutdnuns, Johnny?" Ili naid JiKKiiovudiy, IiIh thick Hpti sulky, "Vou don't nut-d to e( son. AIIit all. ha n i'm can t look n lion I ycmr nood. This Hdlow illicit I lie a IhiW. a ihinunouK ma niac, miythlnu. Mayhc ho DKcapinl from Alcali a.! " "Anil hwhiii all tlin way Iroin Sum KianclKco to l,on AiiKflt's," Jan had to Kiln. .Inn luuKhcd otf Juhiiiiy'a insin ualion thai Derek mis an es rapid roiivlcl. "Vuu'd better Inn ry or you'll ho lata lor rnluuirsul," Him ;tid. "Waul lo no I.kIiIiik with me this nlternoon? No fog today," "Vou know I can'l Htfind the hiiuiII ol' hall. Why don't you lake ytnir new liieiul : i on .spnn, exceptionally friendly lermn with him." "Johnny, ir I dhln'l know hel ler, I'd nay you are JeahniH," alie leaef. "Alayhu 1 urn." H1h -'y(' " ' rowed. "Vou've hIoPmI mound .hum Jill winter In Klucks and w hil KwualHhlilH. hnl today you're weut tPK ') drcKH. Wmil hiiu to think you're pretty, eh. I've nuked ynu. and asked you lo dress up mid come over lo the club with me, bul no . . . you couldn't he hotheml. No man Is koIuj; lo lall Tor a Kill whp pnys no attention to her looks!" "Johnny, yuu'vu no rlKlit to talk lo iuu this way. Vou don'l own mo. you know.. I wlitill do exuiily im 1 pluiisu and it you don't like. . t "I win iiiovh oul, he finished snvauely. "Well. I won't. IT you Ihhik I'm KoltiK lo utvc up my room' to that mofy-lookiiiK hllot!" He pulled his Kieeii heret over his varnished blind, hair und hunted mil ol tltu house. "What next?" Jan demanded of Kiiddeuly niprlrhm.H Kale, and ; Kat. on Iho job. proinpled herek. id, II In his bed iillt. to peer over Iho hitlnstrade anil say: "I llHhMieil. It Helves you rlfihl. I bone you'll slop lo think twice beloid you k jerklm; more pro pie Iroin the water! You asked tor iuu and I'm all your. Miss Merrlncr! You wauled t save my lilt and 1 hereby donate It, Tree of chHiw. to ytin." Time of His Life lie was still In Lance's room when she went throimh I he- hall way In the early iiMi'inoon. l-'rom Ihu sound. Iiowever. Lam-e was . doiiiK all Ihe talkiiiK. It was iiood nr l.ance to talk to a man, she thouuhl. As til as she loved . him. she knew she was not much of a companion lo him, lor she ' shuddered away from lalk of fly lim and he cared Utile about net. Although she oi'lered. be prefer red to do ids oun readlim. and. loo. she divined, lie urei u nni- denim; her any mole Hum was nocensary. He was now probably luivlut- liie lime of his Hie lelliim , erek ol the ship he'd flown and the adventures he'd hid. Despite bis Injury, his loe lor ships and llyliiK conllnucd steadlasi. With eu-ry nickel she could spare she tmunlit avinlioii uumazines to add lo Ihe piles he already had xlacked in bis room He did tin pose one taboo, however- discus sion or nientiiui ol bis hist iuikIc 1liK.il. He mil hi not. would nol. talk of II to iinyone. I'sually. in the eveniiiii, Norma . would lake her sewbia or kuiiinm nr school papers ill prm-ess n tor leiiion. and ko 1" to sit with htm. .Ian kn'v Norma loved Lance, altboimll. If tnld. he would have .. in n Mounded ami liu belle vliiy. lie himsell uppareiilly had no hue lor anyone tml .Ian. nor loi anylliint; hut his tiny planes and his manaiues. His altitude In ward Norma vas one of liieitdly tob-iaiice. J.iu didn't ip'ite know wb t fsli liiff this atteinoou suddiulv palled, but il dill llllead she look Nepluuo. the loi lot.ies-hell I'ersian cat. and went up I" Ihe root top. v hb h was tin- one place she could he nloiiousiy or morosely alone. Il vas a Kasty Mutrli alleinooti. salty and taujij'. Wind beided htdpless putty wtille i hmU ;h-io-.s alt acuual ine sky The v ater , sei tl.ed tlnoiiull the pilings t lh . pin and binke in while puininu Liumlei. A lew jM-ople spraw.fi on tlh- heath in mhi suit . iisiin; every now and then to bundle on a (rat or robe. 'Man of Mine' Neptune spraim l III'' c.l i he on. ten rail w hh h to i llilfi tool paiapet em bi-ne root and croucliftl down. In.- ttir lullllllK ill tile breeze. " wonder il DeieU likes i il "" ,;.t IllUoed. "I cotli.lll t like i, in-Ml w i.o didii I I wonder it I coeld pit ml MMiiettunc hull way ;:o.l I" t'.iv '.' I led u uloiiotih ; ir I wi n em hunted!" I iltliH' a ' rain as I mm Hie bauer, sin put up hr tsisel ami .d.uted the canvas on it A tew lnlna'cH lattT. eiiti osht'd m paint ing J-ky and cloutla on cloth, sin ho );it; i he tu in u w oi i ic. ot to day tii.d ye-.teriity and the prob lem tit tomorrow Hoiu s d tie lltillllUl oblivion to people ami t tutu's patted on will) the yuidu.ll dlinlnUtiini; ot hi; lit. 'I he ciii, I nbbiiiK nifainst Ium ankles, startled her H stood up on Ills hind leus and put hi pawn on her knee. Lay I uk t low ii her bi iij-h and palette she scooped h t ill up into hei hi tits and held bin bit;, lurry head against Hie rui v e of Iter I Vuu't't' Hie lo idlest beau tituleL rnde.tt cut ewr." hUe Jltttteved llUU U her ' ttptH tul for Iheie's n surprise fur you In the Icebox. That hit,' hungry man ol mine left you Home nice meaty bones!" "Why, Jan !" she said, shocked a I her own reeklesH speerdi. "Shame, lo call him 'man of mine.' Why, bo won bin I fall In lovo with you at least I don't tMiir. liu would" Lam e. hearing her i-mut down the ladder, called out to del'. She found hlui alone. He wort a rue ful grin on his fact) "I almost talked myself hoarse," he. admit ted when she closed the door lutii Iho hallway. "And il just now dawned on me that I found oul about y n ii r salvaged treasure. I.onl. he's a good list ener !" Jan. her checks burning, busied hetself Htraightening thu room, uiiifl she h'll prepared to meet Lance'H eyes, "Do you like him. Lance?" "Ho seems a nice enough chap. Known a bit about plapesf loo. I wonder what he's hiding. Jan? He's too rinse mouthed. I'd say." "We really haven't any right to pry." she objected. "I suppose not, What Is he planning to tin?" she plunged, frightened a little of what Lance might say "He's going to slay on here, 1ince. Something is terribly w rong w ith him. dear.' "I sin in ised that. Ho told me frank ly enough that you pulled him oul against his wish." Jau paled. "I dhln'l waul 11 in lo tell you. I asked him not to." (To be continued) Seattle Halts Skid in11-Frame Game Recruits Enlarge Roseburg's National Guard Unit 4l i I ly Ihe Assoc I ii led Press) The Seattle Hainleis dug in their 1k.Iu l:it nh'lit mill h-illi.il llu.il- brief skid. I Il look eleven innings to beat the upaiid down hoys of the 1'iu ilic Const JeaKiie, tliu San Francisco Seals, fi to :i. but failure would j have Irlnimed the Italuier margin I of leag le leailersbip to ft 4 games. For the Oakland Acorns, stilt: firecracker hot und pennant bent. I uit keel Sacraiiieuifi for their third I si raii: hi, I to :t. In a I en-inning j fray that was anvboilv's game un-; til oiitiitdder f'hrislofr homed. I The Heals, apparently out of the lieiiuaiit race, had wop P and lost i ti hi meiioiis (alliter euuagenieuls, nit,! in.) u-iiiu h,iu,i,..i iin. Tm..i,. ami We.lnestlav games Ibis week J ,U,"M"y If I hey had nol rclmsed Pitcher Wilkle earlv I his season. Ihev miuht have won last night, lot), gaged in Wilkle. hi a Kalnier unltorin. eele braleil IiIh revenge partv by Itirn- ,. in in,-, i ii; ii i ii niuimiii "in. i evcni oi an eiuemeno, t He lillV'O llilln litlw tml Uliil , ,i ii, .!,...., , .1 idicber striving tor Meven siraight. irave i:t and bis leaiuiual,s run- IribultMl five errors. Itaiuier sei oml naseman Memiec lud;e up i lie niw. John IL Munav. I'heodoie A. :t to !l deatllock when bis single Wallace. Cecil V. Smith. Lee It. Kl wllh buses bunled scored two. ; Ninllioff of Los Anetdes lofted' a three-run homer in the ninth that flOmA lAnUOntlAII ' ' ' made possible a 7 to I vfciory over! 1Clllv VVlIT Wll 1 1 Ull 1 '' A l1"1'!' ptiini lor interviews San Dl.-u'o. Iii their half ihe Pad-' hi.hi r- . I on Ihe convention floor. i ii it) liiov, inn wert rented alter one (ally- a homer by Man auer I Hirst. The Poitlaml Heavers, all but forgotten in the league lias ul ! Participating In the national do ! fense preparations, Uosenurg's D. Ki.'nd infantry, (Megou national guard, has rec-uily gim-d many new recruits, ami still is cti ! gaged in siunini: ui a laigi; kiuiiii J ol Inactive members. Thoe on the, Inactive ndls will ho called in the I evt'iil of an emergency. Some ot the activities connected j with tlm leclinliug campaign are (Hcttired above. Shown above are a number ot the new members; Hon) h-lsoii, Henry It. Illaek, liollan liedilef. all of Myrtle Creek; h c ond rovv. I'oberi Hickliian. Hlitlc; Floyd Kpperly. Curdeii Valley; Kail Wells. John T. Koberls. Kliuer Hill. ( e ol i;e Samlet s. Co-eblll ; third row, Stewart .Matbls. Vnn calla: Doiiahl W. Creen, .lidin If. Pleuaid. John K. Longbrake, Mar shall ii. Panuoo. Warren h Smith, all td Suiherlin. I .pei h-it. Dr. Daniel V. Calvin, captain in tin- medical reserve, examines Warieli K. Smith. Silther 1 1 ii. applicant lor enlist iiieni. j Cincy Looks Like Pennant Repeater Edg Won Over Dodgr Bthtnd Waltm1 Fiv-Hit Hurling; Cleveland Back at Top. By BILL WHITR (Associuted Presa Sports Writer) The hmidwrlllug on the wall looks suspiciously like the Cincin nati Keds are in a fair way lo re peat their 199 pennant drive. Not that lust night's G-5 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers RutomaliV ully gives them the championship but It shows once again that the Keds always seem to be ready wheii the chips are down. Brooklyn, fired up by a double loss to Hip Boston Bees before the all-star holiday and determined to get back on top and slay there, shot the works In an attempt lo w in but thu mastery of Waiters was not to he denied. Ills flv.v-blt performance gave the Iledn a vital edge In the Cincinnati Brooklyn seasonal series 7 games lo 6. That put thu Reds out front cy i game and a half and iiiada th( I hi nl nbiep ('hints, whn bnui SI 'Louis. K-6 In an 11-luuiug struggle just that much closer to the Dotltr era. The "Jlnts" won on two lilts, a walk and two errors by Orengo. good for two runs. hi the other National league do- iings, ine tsosiou nees ami tne uni- jcugo split a double bill. Sisli's long ri v hi Ihe loth scored Miller fur a 2-1 nightcap Bee victory uf ler Nicholson's three-run homer ; helped the Cubs win the first game, !8-2. The PhilndelphiaP Ittoliuigh game was postponed by rain. Rolfe Wins for Yanks. Biggest news In the American league was Jtolfe's eyewash and lis wonderful cure. The redhead has , been bothered wtili a minor eye itnmeni. Me ton mi a new- prescrip-1 lion yesterday and promptly belt-1 ed out two triples and a homer to pace tho Vuiiks lo a 6-1 win over the St. Ixniis Browns, as Ihe world champs opened a long home stand, i The see-saw American league first-place race kept up its dlzzv doings. The Cleveland Indiana, on homeruus by Chapman, Houdrcnii and Keltner. beat (he Athletics K-5 and went into the top spot. Hudson j of the Washington Senators scaT , lered nine hits to down the De Jtroit Tigers. 7II. and drop them trom the loop lead. liobby Doerr. Boston seeon sacker. "celebrated" his being drop- Nrwidiflvit-w 1'h.no antl KiiKiavmtf f lp'' U woveiitli place in the bat Lower led Dr 11 It. Shoe- '"''Im- by belting a Kilh inninc maker. Hist lleiiienant in the ine.di- "'r" to give the Bed Sox u ,. ,2 cal reserve gives tvphoi.l and para- 'risIl,m , "v';r tho c,lil),co While typhoid innoi Miaiions to JobiiTro- Sox m lho ,la' ln"gct duel, zeile, Walter 0. Pelham " den W. Shaw. m.- jl-.J i 1'pper right. Second UeutnHrtvVPia omTO" U'ilhnin K. I.oiil- uronarRs nttllstL' SIOCX .CITY, la. Mrs. Blanche - meiit piipers for Voluirteer Dbtfd'l',''(!t', Is learning the good! out of her hands and injured one of her feet. Ironically enough a doc tor told her to keep the injured toot surrounded by yes, ice-to help tho bruise heal. An lownu builds n dog-house 8 by 10 feet, with brick nails, con- j crete floor and Insulation, which is j the envy or every married man in the block. i Maccabee Hall Public Dance Saturday Night Music by Rhythmeers Everybody Welcome Admission 25c START FIGURING! What will it cost you to do your fall work? Caterpillar or John Deere trac tors will give you lower costs -- and you own the profits. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. Roseburg, Ore. Warren (ireen. Sutherlin. ".''. Lower right, Sergeant SamuRl C.i Lunn. supply sergeant. isHiies equipment and uniiorms to Mar shall I 'arazoo, Warren K. Smit h. John Loimhrake ami John It. I'leuaid. Sutherlin recruits. Victor Micelli Chosen I Rotary Club President ami bad things about ice. ait-pound piece of ice Summer Sun and Fuel Everyone likes to save money. Buy GREEN SLAB WOOD and this summer sunshine will dry it for winter use. CITY PRICES 16-in. Green Slab, per bad . . $3.00 4-ft. Green Slab, per cord . . $2.00 We have a quantity of dry slab wood now ready for immediate delivery. 16 Dry Slab, per load $4.50 Why not order green slab wood now and savo tho difference. Phone 282 until I IiIh week, made It three Miralubl over Hollywood with a worltinaiilllie 1! to I vh-lory. b ltd I ga e the Si urn nix hilM. Win game was won in (be sixth when I.NisenhMii; tripled, seining twu. The Stars' I tinner. Ardizonia, uave imlv u half do.eu sjii'Ve in 'Me ekht inniims he worked', and bin relief, llllhuin. u;ive noil''. The game. In contrast to the eai Her oilen this week, wii.s unmaned by eriniM. i ou veil- Standings i My the Asmh late. I des AMERICAN LEAGUE I'b-Vtdillltl . I'clioil . llte-tnn New Voik t'llltiiuo Si l.ouiH Waslilimion Philadelphia W. n; : I'el. .un t'liuiiinati liiooklvn New York ; ("hit ami .. . I'itlsbnigli .. SI. Louts . Itostoii l'lllladtdliiu NATIONAL LEAGUE W 1 t I a Ihe llUlg Tin; Mutual net w oi k pel stilinel ami tethnhal equipment to b luainlaiiied at the democratic na -; llnnal loineutioii in t'liicagn. so ' ihat a minialuie tml tompleie net woik opeialion ina turn lion di I tet lly Irom Ihe site m the bttiad ! iisls will j(.-.silie detailed eoveiage ' to its nationwide iiudielit'e. Convention begins Momlay i.lnl !') liomCbicauo stadium (imeii , (ton ball, when I'o-tmasler .laim s j A I'ailev. chau man ol the drtno t t lath national t omniil lee. raps the ' H.IU'I I'bal li 1 :i lit . at appto.xiuiate- ly I '.o p. in , I'KT. Krp. William It. Ualikbead. sir.iker til the house id 1 epl eseut.it i i-. will deliver I he I l,enole adilte:-s as leinpotaiy I t luiti man. Otlier df tnoi iatir on I ventittn tliuitaites are Senator Al i ben W. Hat kley nl Ktntut ky. pet liiane'it c'ta it man. and Senaloi lloliei I I-'. aunei ol New York, pei inaneut than man ol (he lesolu lions i ommitiee. helails ol lit It;' is selnp follow 1 ew si a-lers : J u in Kan ot WiiN. i'ultou t.t-wis, .Ir.. MutiiaTs ; W ashiin-'tou ( Xpei l; W ythe W it j ; haliis. loiiliei editor ol 'liieen-; ! web Tune" an-l leuular Mutual j bro.tdi aier. Aribnr M. K;m. ' Cllti ao Tlilooie pollliial uiitt-i . , 1 Alllnn Seals lli liiiiim. bead tit tilt- r , Ciilt ato I'litianes a.-hincloil Itil i eau ; Kntb I e Youi;k Kohler spi-iikiu.; on "Women ai the Con ; eiitmii.'" c Stmiios and oith lion ball. ti. Studios und ol fires in In Also .special pit kiip. Stevens btittd. Horn railroad suiions. bond; slreets. A special private teleiilmue line will link logeiher ii tour pi kiip point, as well as WC. Chit ago. lor itiMauiiiiietms i om in uniea turns iciiitidim; pnmr.im M-rvieu lor the entire iielwoi k. I. Mi. r.ijdmnes: There ill h, uitM.e than .".o mikes on tho conven tion llooi lor use lv stale dele- gales. These v. ill lie ponied fw Usn f holm b all tluee uelwotks. uewsreels ! " ami puiilic address svsl.nnrt. In ad dllton lo Door mike-. Mutual will have an additional K. mikes in son -he ami avaihiOle tor its slaft will puk up die various stei s, band mu-dc, ( i oud Victtir (Vic) .1. Alirelll was el I ecled president of the lio.ieblltg j liodiry clnh for the ensuing year j tollow hm the lesiunai ion of Jlmee ;eii, now absent from the citv. T';e election or Micelli yesterday inaugurated a new procedure in the lection ot a local Kotary (dub pi e:.iucnl. 1'rev iniisly the presi d"ii! has been hosen hv the j bran!. Kencelorth he will'be el ,iMted by (lie membership from the jlit ot boa nl id director mem . hei . . Kadal.aiigh. past prest tlie club, reported at Ihe uiar meeting yesterday on the aty convention held in Cheha t.it week. Tiiex news noise etc sci;ki-: imioks. "il all niatci ial i fens ni l'At;i;s. io ..id.- V.iv . s . fen lie lot u indow St i . ens made Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metai Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 527 N. JacKson St. Phona 320 S4 . I ' PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE .Mull..,! !.;tlli I II,(.im i (!'.. lull. l. ,t ; t'ulllHl.il Hill : Si'Ul I If . . I'llkl.lM.I I. n Almrl, Sun I ti.'cii Sim Ki iin, Is, iiiiiftilo II, il H(l,,i .. I'm f 1.111,1 l.'l M ;it ..".71 Netv.oik I i: i t S . Canada an umnl via Mil I. U Pie Hro,i-l, .Ml?.: tltll) Opct al ton Mutual w ill h-tv e .."- 'otir sepiuaie iii.ntl points m pn k- ,'ai.", j Up Tbe mil. , I"' a. A bnnth ill i (invention ball o - -1"'.' im looking ma pi plat tot m. w bn h ; wdl se.ve ;ts ma-lei contnd tor all 1 1 ipi-i a! i'iii-i. mid nerve i-uler lor ', i oe imi'ilia I iiins Willi oilier bioad D-A-N-C-E TURKEY HALL OAKLAND SATURDAY NIGHT July 13th Music By R.ilph Ohman and Hts Orchestra Join tlie Fun Go Where the Crowd Goes. Gentlemen 40c Ladies 10c iui. riinl'KIM'V I'lil'l TI 1 1--V I'll i-AI.NT mill r.l'i:i( liom PAUL'S itlKl ho I'lilU II ul t Uu I'l.At'l: (Aih.i H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Any Distance, Any Tlma Our service 's for ALL. and nitsts EVERY NEED PEWITS H jaLaj.',"ljSl.l.j i.aissJ I il"'.U KiianlBsaMatia 1 I MEl-O-MAID Igtftp I KiSiaBsstBssBWPtlsWsffKS- g 1 H VfYl 1h:k ckkam jSil i fw twwio nmt I 1 ' NVAIIUUmtNIK I i Ohovor Punt Vanilla lis Crtqm Monufatlund Uduiivsly Hart by Douglas County Creamery Says Champion Golfer Joe Plunk, Whose playing at first was the bunk: "Since I've stuck to RAINIER For my 19th Hole CHEER, My scores have amazingly shrunk!" A couple of bottles of Rainier Club Extra Pale waiting in the locker room is incentive enough for any golfer to hit 'em far and straight, so he can get to the clubhouse quicker. If you're not a golfer "don't even know which end of the club to hold" you do know good beer, and what a peerless refresher and cooler it is when you're thirsty or hot. In less than a year and a half, Rainier Club has become the favorite oi thousands and thousands of westerners. Try a cold bottle today savor its unequalled flavor, light but definite, and its sparkling, zesty tang and you'll see why it's selling way over a million bottles a month. RAINIER BREWING COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO . . . Since 1878 am Extra Pale Beer jj ALSO RAINIER SPECIAL EXPORT LAGER BEER . RAINIER ALE . RAli;SS OUT