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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17; 1 940. i
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Brooklyn's Loss
Boosts Idle Cincy
Clovolond Again Defeated by
Senators; Detroit Fails to
Win Behind Hutchinson..
Hy JTDHON HAU.KY
(AnwH-'mUul r.rdHH Hunt ; Wot ':
T!i llioukiyii UmIk'M'H i'ol.Uii! up
in front of the IMUhIiiiikii I'I'-ut. v
M :;i l llll .r I! 1111(1 IlK-ICllCfi 1-11
1 (Jlncinimti'H Hrfct I'lticti nmrKlii hi
Oui Nntioiml Iciikiiu t M Kun,u.
JirooMyii liclil ii W U'iuI n uniil
the l;ift hull' of tlio ixiti wUOn
tlirt't (inuljICK and a siiiK.ii rrlmwl
CuiMoh ni tM tlio WAi.'i, Tin
I'liuicc fanhloiH!(l two mort rutin
1 Hlvl.Hll (1 tllplo ill till! UU'HX
111 fl.e ''AiiKM-ictui t'HMHr' lli:s nuly
(livii inn chit) thai J Idii i ht'tt Hi"
ili tt wiiH KoHtdii, wliosn JtV I S ix
huil ;.u fi)l! Uay.
C. ;cvi.'linil lort 1U lliit'l Htvuu-ht
niifl tltu scries Id the wt'i.'l V:')'
iiiKlnii SeniitoiH. who iii.uli' fo.ir
eniH'H and Htitl (Miiihln't cl've Hie
finino buck In the. luilltinii. W':iih
limlon ftuureil miveii tinier, hi tttf
Kix'li fmiltiK when, Uoltri in mid Al
len wnlketl lour in.'ti imU Myr and
Wut ueh drove hi two ium-j will.
HinleH whihi th umva vun
loiidod.
Tlie-Detinlt TltC'fH lind, cliiniei'
to reKaln Die leacl, 1m: 1 kicked II
iiwuy, and hoy. huve ho many ollK'i'
tfmcM, hy liowhiK to ih I'hiladel
phlu AthletlcH hut n-nlMiiieU lo
hold a hIIiii lenl In thti huji.ii" race
Kred Hutchinson, tlio $7i,000
liilchiiiK woniipr "I" the Tiii.TH,
iiuido IiIh Urn! kI ai t nhu'0 rel limine
from tlio minors and rendered a ix
hltUtr, stiikiiiK out hIx and walking
nntiw. Hut three of Hie hi Ik eniipled
wltli one of two enoiH by Mkk1iih
mi ve (ho A 'a (wo rmiH In lliii third.
Oliapninn added a limner in Him
( otolith. .In nddlilnii CaHter heid the
TIhoih ,1o hIx ilfn with better
; BpllcillK.
IliKiiey flopped Hi ft world -hiini-plon
New York YaiilteeH tmiihi on
.-Hint hits us I ho Chh'Ufio While Sox
- pliiKlered llimftn Tor an even dozen
mid the hall uame, H I,
Hut -the New York (ihintH, bo-,
called coiitendei'H and third place j
Hxlun'H, In , Hn N'atiiiual league, f
tiKain showed up everybody In the'
' iutlllly tlepartnieiil by (;eltifiK 8liut-
' out 2-0 ih ChleaKo.
'Die Only luiiiht Kpot on the
' hiiKeball map rontintied In be Ht. )
IhhiIh. v. hero I ho CurdhvulH beat
the Huaton HecH l Inr iTielr uixilij
' eonKeciitlvo victory, HoHtini nuule
12 hitK oil Shonu lo nine lor the
Uni'dH, hut tint laflor hiidi lueluded
' two home rmiH by Kiauuhier and
I he illth of the Meawon tor Mize,
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoople
P'GBB, UNCLE RIGHT YOO ARE, ALVIM HERB
i AMOS, WE'RE JfcOMES OLD SLORV OFF WITH S0rS
I LUCKV Jg HAT E6ADj I AM REMINDED AT XyjSsst
WE RAM ?P THE MOAEJT OF THE STlRRIN&jr OSfWfl
iRl&MT IMTOg POEM BV HEMRW HOLCOMBr J WfM&
f A PARADE.' Jt BENNETT- i K ) Wp($jr
And look f -y. hats oftf x - r vP
INHERES -'ALONS THE STREET THERE COMES -v. f2sJjO
i COMES THEJ ( A BLARE OF BUGLES, A RUFFLE OF DRUMS,) i3iSvl
F- FLASH OP COL
FORGET IT, ALVIN 7-7
Jl'A? MVIpt, JIJC. f. M. RtG. V b.AT. Of
Jenkins Faces Top
Test in Armstrong
Hy OA VMS TALHOT
MOW YOltK, July 17, (AT)
Lew .lenkhiH, (he lillie Texan with
tin iinirderoiis punch, reeefven IiIh
Ki'oul te.stftiK toulKht when he
I iKhlH 1 lenry ArniKlroitK, the wcl
IniwelKlit chain ijhm, al the I'olo
grounds,
It Ik JumI a year xiiiro .leukiiiH,
looking nonu loo well led, made IiIh
liiHt aiipearaneu in New York. An
unbroken Kt i in k of trinmpliH behind
him and bulwarked by iiiauy a 8
Hloak, he etiteiH the rlnj; tonight
uti the liKhtwelKht (iiaiuplou ol' Ihi1
world, poHKlhly lo prove that he iH
one of the Kreatesl liltlo Hcrujipeni
Micro ever Iiiih been.
If .ieiiMttH bents the bull chcslcd
AruiKtroiiK tonight, Hn-u he's real
ly Kood, I'ellowH. For AiniHtronK,
even though he uiiuht ho a year
or ho pant IiIh very hhI, still la an
awful bit of lluhthiK man.
It should ho a Kioul bout tonight,
and a man could make himself a
lot of money if he knew the win
ner lor sure. Personally, Arm-
I si ron i; looks the better bet, and
I (he bookmakers still have him a
i Hulistanl ial favorite. It's d if Hen It
j to picture a ttlduny, rawhoiied boy
illke Jenkins absorhiiiK ' Henry's
Uoily punishment ;r 12 rounds.
Still, tiie Texan has that punch,
ami Armstrong never lias been
hard to hit.
ArmatroiiK will bavo a Tow
pounds weight advantage, Munich
not enough to really matter. The"
title of neither is at stake. With
out risking more lhau a few lumps,
each of them Is assured of a very
handsome puiKO, for Promoter
Mike Jacobs expects the gate to
total around JHJd.uun, granted clear
weal her. i
.7il I melting Ice won't spoil
Mife-Mwl - he flavor. You can cn-
ffmwn Joy this "soft-still'1"
HM miX' l fl ,n t0 tho lasC f'P- Try It
i'S E11t1 ' cocktails,' too, or
j Mromf !,:
st. Louis
tMsburgli ;:t
Host on 27
I'blladelphla nii
Pacific Coast Leaau
Seatlle 7u
Oakland HI
Los Amtetes 5(1
han Diego h'i
I lolly wood
Sacramento fi2
San Kranclsco .. ftu
Portland 117
Scnuiani' Kiiii Arthur l.hiitdlrd Lfnuiun Dry Gin. '.Kt Profit'. DishlU ti honi IUU''U
GfLim Neutral Spirits. Scagrnm Distillers Coip., Executive Oflicc;.; New Yui;
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ACQUIRES CONTROL OF
PACIFIC TRUCK EXPRESS
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Addition of This Trucking Service to
Railroad's Operations Will Increase and
Improve Southern Pacific's Capacity
to Serve Oregon Shippers
Southern Pacific Com ji.itii , on fulv 1, 19 (ll, anuiicil comrnl
of the Pacific Truck lixprcvi, nltth provides a local trucking .
service in Oregon, ami a through service to California points.
Addition of this trucking .service lo Southern I'.nil'u'l
operations uill increase .Southern Pacific's capacity to servo
Oregon shippers, and through close coordination with
Southern Pacific's rail service, ssill gisc greater flexibility in
freight transportation. This is in line with Southern
Pacilic's policy to take advantage of and develop new
methods anil new ideas for he benefit of those who wish
I') ship goods in the territory served by these operations.
In view of conflicting statements and rumor that
have come to our atten.ion, Southern Pacific wishes
to emphasize as strongly as possible that present
tchedbluaand high standard of service of the Pacific
Truck Epr )ss will be maintained or improved.
1!1:R.VAN V. KLEIN, (iaiml Fteixbt Agent
Southern Pacific Company . Pac ific : Truck Express
Aefc yem Icaif S.r. or Pacific Trttck taprets aun larMtti and seasduUa
Standings
lly the A.snoilatiHl Pre
American League
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Rainiers Halt Oaks'
Threat in 3-2 Game
Hy the Associated Press
f)ak !a ml smarted today under
the Initial defeat In the "blood"
aeries of the Pacific Coast league.
The champion Itaiuiers of Keatttc
dropped tlio Ouks last nlghl, 3
to 2.
Kvery loss moans a full game's
setback to the second place Oaks,
now nine games In I hi ruck. If
by some of Manager Verged ma
gic the Oaks would have swept
seven-game series they would he
treading Seattle's heels In tho pen
nant sprint.
The Italniers look a 2 to 1 lead
on Klrst Ilaseman Archie's sixth
luulng homer, lloth teams scored
in (he eighth, and rfiMithaiuler
Crogory set the Oaks down hit
less In the last frame.
San Francisco's Seals can't hit
four-baggers In their own vast
si ad fum, but joyously hold home
run practice at U'rltley field Ini
night lo crush third -place Los An
geles () to 3.
( isborne of Hollywood pitched
eight scoreless Innings last night
as his mates set down San Nicgo,
:i to 1.
Portland, traveling from Holly
wood, skipped last night's game al
Sacramento. It will bo made up
In a dnnhleheader Kriihiy.
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News of Douglas County
Riddle
ItlDDI.E, July 10. Mint llnrnlce
Huigiiyiic, of gentile., Is vlaltlng
neiu lor a few weeka ut the homo
ol' hm- mother, Mm. Idu liui-icoyile. I
Mr. and Mr. Walter Cornutt of I
t.'iinyunvlile, niotortiil over Wednes
day mid visited friends fur u few
hours;
Mr. and Mis. Curl Cloud and fam
ily or Knliiueluu', Wash., were here
illliliiK the Foil i til of July holiday
vlHltlnc,' with .Mr. Cloud's sister,
Mrs. Kitnoy Pfuft and other rela
tives. .j'iK'k l.ee, a former resident of
Itlddle. greeted old ueqilulntanceB
licre Thursday.
Mr. and Mis. Paul Clary, who
have been lit Wisconsin and other
eastern states the oust few inuiiths
returned to their home here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crlpiis left re
cently fur Klamath Kails where
they have employment.
Two local boys, Jliumle Nichols,
and Carl (Uiuivllle have been tak
ing flying lessons In the plane that
lakes oft' from the landing field In
Missouri bottom. The early hours
of I be morning seem to lie the
favorite time for flights.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole and two daugh
ters 'of Medloid and Mrs. Cole's
sister ln law Mrs. Paul Crlpps and
iiiiliy of Tuie Luke were guests last
week at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
H. II. Uockhill.
minor Love, who suffered a se
vere accident recently neur Orants
Pass, while engaged in logging op
erations returned lo his home hero
Inst week. Ills enndillon Is gradu
ally Improving.
Hiildle side camp CCC wits open
ed Friday for the .summer season.
lidward Hurt, who has been In
Hollywood and other points In
southern California, the past Ihreo
weeks, relumed here Sunday.
Isin Jukes, of Kclo, Is u guest
at the home of Ills daughter, .Mrs.
lailher Utiles.
Mr. and Mrs. Woolf are recent.
j additions to the community having
veil lo Hie Kiun Cain plane near
I town. They are relatives of the
I Itohhlns laniliy. who reside bore.
llrownle Phillip,! unil his brother
have gone to Alaska to work dur
'. ing the summer.
-Mr. and Mis. Asa I.awson have!
purchased the old bank building
land plan to remodel and repair It.
Willi ii view to moving (he post
omen there III the Inline. Mrs.
Lawson Is Hie local postmistress.
Mrs. ICI'lie l,edgerwood enter
tained tlio .Saturday llrldse club,
.i'uly IS. A dessert luncheon was
served al one o'clock lo live mem
bers and three guests.
Olalla
OLALLA. July I (I. Mrs. Jay
Knincisco and daughters have re
turned to their home near Mold
Heach alter a few days visit at the
home ol Mrs. Kranciseo's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Orr. at Cam
us Mountain crvuo station. M r.
Orr has rncenl ly purchased the
hundred and sixty acres of timber
adjoininir his dace on tho south,
whirl) was formerly nwned by Swift
Brothers of Anchorage, Alaska, and
ban been having some of it cut
for piling.
Chester Howard, government
trapper, has put out a string of
traps buck of tho K. C. Heater
ranch as coyote and cougar sign
has been noted in that section.
Air. and . Win. John llomolka
from Hellingham, Wash., and Jim
Homolka, Sr.. from Can by. Ore.,
a former Olalla resident, spent sev
eral days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Homolka,, Jr., lust week.
Ah o. (Inn Joiinson and her
daughter, Mrs. Willis Luinin, called
oil Mrs. Harry Goold Friday eve
ning. Mrs. Goold has recently pur
chased an electric refrigerator.
Mrs. Jim Morgun was-sbopping
nn t jtnKat'ting business in itose
burg Suturday.
hi'vhv Northcraft add sons have
been combining grain for George
Croucher. Mr. Northcraft purehau
ed his combine last season and
has harvested a lot of grain
through this section since.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulph Heater went
to Happy Valley Sunday lo spend
tho day with Ralph's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Healer.
ftlr. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson were
Koseburg visitors Saturday.
Harry Cloold und sod, Hill, who
are employed al garage work in
Marslifield, spent the week-end ut
their home here.
John liohr or Itoseburg was In
thn val'"v la.sl week buying fat
and feeder lambs for Tuesday de
livery, .it.. Halpb Heuler mid Mrs. Hoy
J. Caruall went to Itoseburg Sat
urday, In the afternoon they visit
ed Mr. Carnnll, who has been re
ceiving treatment at the Veteruns
hospital for tho past few weeks. He
Is able lo be up again and hopes to
come homo sometime next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlonsnn Nevaul
came up from Marshfleld Saturday
ullernoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Ollivanl. Starling early Sunday
ir.irninR the party drove up Tiller
Mail lo Union creek where they
i wit Mr. and Airs. Charles Friend
and family and oilier friends from
Medlord for a picnic hreakdast.
Later they went to Crater bike.
Diamond take and down the North
l!mpo,ua road home. Mr. and Mrs.
Novaul returned to .Marslifield Sun
clay evening. The Nevaiils ate for
mer residents of Olalla.
Mrs. John Homolka from Hell
ingham Wash., und Mrs. Jim Ho
molka. Jr., called on Airs. Hoy J.
Carnail Wednesday afternoon.
Drain
I WAIN, July Hi. Miss Diane
Trimbie of Corvallis is visiting her
parents, Hev. and Mrs. C. F. Trim
ble, for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs, Harold I). Cramer
and baby daughter, of Moscow,
Idaho, spent the week-end here
with Dr. and Mrs. Paul Trueblood.
Dr. Cramer is physician at Univer
sity of Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoss, son
Cene. and daughter. Mrs. Thehna
Lamb, all or Portland, were visi
tors at the homos of Mrs. Kobs'h
mother, Mrs. L. N. Whipple, and
other relatives.
A pre school age clinic will bo
held Wednesday. July 17, at the
grade school building.
Jiinmie Model, fi.year-old son of
of Leonard Model, fell from a
swing at the city park Thursday,
breaking his left arm in two places.
Ho was taken to liugene for an
examination and to have the bone
set.
Kldou Powell and 'Miss Ktta
Hooker were united In marriage,
.ruly 3, at the Christian parson
age, Rev. C. F. Trimble officiat
ing. The bride was a mem her of
the 1940 graduating class of tho
Drain high school, and both are
estimable young people of this
community.
Hev. C. F. Trimble left Sunday
night for .Oakland, Cailf., where
he will visit in the homes of his
two sons lor two weeks.
Dr. James A. McClintock and
family, of Madison. N. J., were Sun
day guests of Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Trtieblood. Mrs. Trueblood and
daughter, Anne, accompanied them
to Roseburg Sunday evening:
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