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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 18,- 940. Cleveland Regains Lead From Tigers Indians Lose Only On Gam Whit Detroit Loses Two; Cincy, Dodgers Both Win. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopl By JTIKiON IIMI.KV Asum-intnil I'ri'HH Sport.- Wilier Th ('IvvAlnml Imliuntf ha lout four eoimeciHIvt name nnil r- Ki.lnoil I lie A rlrim Iwikihi li-ail. nil In one iiihi ri-cilih motion- They iiscimiiIi'iI lo Ihi-lr iirmwnl inilii le hv Hie kIiiii.Ip exneillenc ,'if IokIi.k oil ly one mime a day while Hie Delroll TIkuI'H found it piwsllllo to llroi two. It took 111 hmliiKH for Cleveliind li eiiimhle belii'Ulli the New York VanheeH yemenlHy. 4-8, "! lor leu iiinlniirt In lh llliihlle llol I'Vl- ler Hinl Mnnlo Peiiinou iniilrlieit two-hit pilrhini;. rnforlilllHlely, the Hhow Wii not an smooth tut thin sounds. Keller 1'iuileil the biixeH In the fl.t Inn Ink with a bIi.kIp and two wullm. Iliile booted' a urouinler to let In one run. mid Keller wild pitched nnollier anions. Then. In Iho sec ond: Keller let a return throw from I ho I'.KIrher r.'ill'ofr Ills nlovn and out to short whilo a i miner scored Iroin third. Pearson maile llllHlllki'H. too. He led a limnii til n hull to Mealll In the second nnil In the alxlll wive ni.nher "Koiilier" to Tinskv with n mini on baHii. When nobody else could lireal! ili Ihn Kiime. Iilekey. who haun t iierionned the chore In recent history, sinisled the wlnnlni! run across In the i:itli. Newsom't Thumb Broken .Meanwhile. Ilel'.iit dipped K-:i and 8-5 at MokIoii nnil lout Murk Novsnm with u broken thunlh on hi pMchluK bund. The .lulu Inindei'. who him won III slntlKht. will he mil ten day to a inoiiili. The Tlners K'lt three iiiiih In the Hi-Ht l.nilim and no nioi" In the Hist aanie us Wllnon and Oateriniiclli'r ciimhlned In a flvehil lillehlllK 0l-fnniiiiiii-e. The Ked Suckers crack- cd open, a tie more with Hue rmis in the Feventh. I HUIll- II ii,.. niiiiitriiii wllh a homer In Ihn stnpim'ile route to a second Pnclllc first lunini! anil the 'fluers never, Ciinst Iciiuui! Iinschiill flan, were able to do anytbillK about It, I be iiennaut unili or the soemid after that pliieu Onks-now ten Hitmen he- Tlie Wimhlnittoll Seniitnra whin1 hind heciinin a reehler lliinu as . ,1 t,p. O'hleilltiv White Sox. 5-X the relentless HiiilllerH noil I 1 1 with the help or rive Chlsox el- the opposition wllh tv,l ruua in the lorn r''"f The C'liiclnniili Iteils nuine.eil The (ink didn't tally until the mint the Hoston lleen. I :i. In a niiiht ' ninth, when three him produced a came to nmlnlaln Hielr mnrKlii at run. By that time Sealtle had the front or the Xulhiii.il leami... II limit up ronr more, win the 121b triumph fur I'errln- H nil breaker of the week was " pllched In l.on Anceles. where llun- liditllllll pitched the Urooklvu so ol' San rVnneiaiyi held Ibe Ilodcern I i 11 21 v Met over the. Seraphs to three hits ami limned ( lilciiun rubs, whom hu' held lo seven only lo lose bis name II lo I. 1, ee lilliKlea. ' win wen, to l, In, of the An- The sfx uanle, wlnnlmr mri-ii or licls. who Kin e seven bus and a u.. i mil rillmi In came atilll't wild pilch. The blow thai cpilnl- Ihn llve-tllt inn-nun l" "- ,.v.,.. ....,.., i,i Mimiliet' nlubt Willie Anuel rliihirlelder. Iii the elahlh. I lie sm.il mive I'l iiu inn nun Hlnilulil: comment over 'Hie Senln. The Sun IHcKO Pmlren dldirt aven iiinlui It IntereHtlntt lor llolly W.'iod., The Stilus hit nal'ely 15 llmea lo win Ihelr necond In a row. M to :l. Klemina made Hie Padres look like mivtlilim but Hie leaKUe'n heaviest lllttllli: I I. It'ltlim lllelll clown Willi nix naletles. Krellns or Sacriillietito plowtMl Portland under, ii to 2. The Hea vers' acoren were unearned. An er ror by Catcher Ourodownkl permit f'TRDUSLE,6lR ?- KAFF-KAFP PERHAPS THAT'S HOOPLE- X COULD ASSIST -HAVING BEEN TECHMlCAL ' AM1 I'LL LAV NOU 1 AOSISER IN THE DESIGNING OF THAT J-'i. OOOS ME STARTS f MOTOR, I KNOW ALU ITS INTRICATE Epff W ABOUT VGOINS BEFORE i I MEd4ANI6rA-IT vVA"S MV FINAL. -WONE fvMNUTETWE AAOTOR p TCL'CI'. THAT GAVE IT PERFECTION -X? I'LL FLATTEN TlJDOES fj I VAS-"-ARE THE PLUG CORDS TMAT WALRUS ' I SECURE ? PERCHANCE THER.U IS ) S LIKE A ""V V lA-Cri'.'.E: CT- GASOLIK'-SMATJOW Armstrong Victor Over Lou Jenkins Lightweight Champion,' Badly Mauled, Unabia to Answer Belt at Seventh Round. Seattle Stretches Lead to 10 Games By tlio A.tHorliitcil Pi-(hm Th Kt(m rillcr from SimiMIp I nnn bled over (Jnltlii)i(l iiunfn l:ift ii. irnnt I Iiik1im out In front Jn nilit, 0 to 1. on it.i Bi'Hininitly nn umiiiiHt M.i1-iihv H Hi- llillllt' Htiu- oIHuIihmI a illllltOUt.' Hostak, Zale Set For Return Bout also causes them to run Into the sides of traltiH ill a great inuiiy i.'i'or-sliiK accidents. Standing Hv OAVl.K KDWI.KU . SliATTI.i:, .Inly IS.-tAI'l-A r'1" ' ,: ; , te Held, to come to hat. Reich I Mailt" will laltc It out on each made the ,s ... II. ririh.it a Hon, ,'lbel nndcr III" stars here tninm- er that ..e.l II ,all alieuil. row nlallt In " l-'i-roiind clonllent rr the iti-ni.iie n.h.a. iiii.niiewe.h..i Careless Auto Drivers 111"'. mm... 1,,,,,,,,1-u in-e At iisiiik in Si'llt-tle, the llllelioldcl'. and Tony y.nlii ol' llnry, li.d-. Hie chnllenner. MnmiKern or Until imniur" Boosts Railway Expense l!y the Associated Press American League W L Pet. cievelmid is .r.:i Detroit. 47 .fi.H.s lioston 47 .r,ss New Vorlt 43 :in .r,:is r'hii-nuo :l 10 .474 Wi.shli.Kl.in 33 -IS .422 Philadelphia :!2 47 .403 si. i.ouls :i:t 30 ,3!is National League W 1 Pel. Clllclllllilli 32 21 .IIK-t nrooklyn Ill 2S ,ll:lii New York 42 XI .3110 ITllcaitn 4.1 11 .312 St. Louis XI 12 .l-lll I'lttshurab :l:S 42 .410 nostol. 27 -111 .:t7" I'hiludelpbin 2H 4:. .:il7 Pacific Coast League W I- IVt. Seattle 71 ::u .mil I In kill lid Ill III .31111 l.on .Ynuelos 37 3;l .31S Sun Dlouo 33 311 .4113 Hollywood 3:t 3! .17:1 Siicinilienlo 311 llll .Hill Sun Francisco 50 3!1 .I3!i Portland 87 IIS .382 Name "Dixie" Credited To Pre-War Banknote Alllii'iiith the curelcnn inolot'lsl nliiill their bovs have carpetcil so.iiicks unary onus every nine lie many Kliidlnlois Ihal lb top notch : tries lo heal a train to a cross- liincv Man boxers wont nave uuj " . i" .... ...... tliim: lo do wllh then.. '"i,u"1 "s. " mlKht seem, aicordlni! Iloilill bus had mil v live Nullts lo the Solllhern I'aclllc company, since winnllii; .be crown here rroni llnue slims bnve been expend PitMlilles Steele III I1.3S. .ale lliis.ed by Solllhern Pucltle to protect immht al.'oiit n down times un -,lts Ki-ide ciosnhiKs with wIk-wiiks. his nreient liniiillers. Sum I'liiu and . tlai:iiii n. mites, liahts. hells and Ml Which or t'hiciimi. They In variiliiK slKiis. but in spile ol all slst that ..lie will lake Ihe l It If . I Ml-- the company was pill lo S:!7. bacll to .lie midwest and ill the 2H7 espensii lust year for repairs s-ime ti'iie pi 'ive that his HI luillld , to liicmnotlves. other eiiuipinellt ll'nn-lltle wlll'iiver llonliik III fill. and 1 lullts ol-wny diimiiKO ill cross ciiuil last w till ill wus no llilkc. Tlie;lni! collisions Willi anion mid loss ueucrallv has I I Illumed on j Iruelis, I'. 1.. McfnlTeiy. uellelnl lliistuk breuklm; his left hnnd lll iiuill reported lod.iy. The flu- Hie lillll lounil. hut the Plllll-Wlnrh lues do not Include thousands ol cboriis Intones that Tpu.v was shcl- dollars lor inveslianilons and lacliiua the I'bauiploll pi lor lo .he looses due to illsruiilioii of sche lilalllllnu ol Ihe lllillllie. dllles. he said. Ilnui-ili ruled a in-S lavorlle. hut I' .Mel'atlery linlntcd out thai lall- ii. (li,e was considered mere do- luu tn heed wiirnhms mil only i IKH'STtlN. Tex. I API A New tli leans bunk may have been re sponsible lor the term "lilxle." ap plied lo ibe land below the .Mason lilxon line. Ilenrv 10. Klroil. Ilnnston enai neer. hl'lleves thill the Citizens Hank id New Orleans was the or iulnator. The lunik's Ill-piastre miles. Issued in 1S32, were printed hall In Hnnllsh and halt In French. On each note was Ihe wold "Ten" and the ciirriisp'.indintt French word. "Ills-." Siilllhcilicrs called the hills "lllxies-" In those days, slates is sued ihelr own money. The New Oilcans bunk was prosperous and j its notes circulated widely ihroiiKh" oil. the South, wntcl. came in ue known as the land ol Ihe "IHxles." and I mill ly . liixicland. Peas Predominant. tcicuce lo a clllllliploil. li.nemisi- II niipciived an even -sieve., inopo sIHoil between lli.slali. tuleil by his silppolters Hie haidest plini'ller. poilliil lor pound. In the ilnu lodnv. and ale. who IhlllUs he call out slut! the Scllllle Slav. In Union There Is Cash l.OS AMIKI.KS Three drill! store eillliloves repelled to poilce thev wel-e rolibcd ol f t. hv I wo bandits who til Hist araiicd and llireiiiened to kill each other over which "us to sujicrvtue the rob bery, then compromised and lied Willi Ihe loot. leads :ick moiorlsls to drlxe In front of loromolht Pens were tint one ahsorliitiK subject tbul occupied Ihe attention ol the royal French court In KHHi. They were III such voe.uo Unit dis cussions by nobles on the pleasures of ealtnit peas beeaniu Ihe main topic of conversation, and it was even rushionillile I'or noble Indies ontii J lo eat peas just before e,lliK to lull urn. HOP PICKERS ATTENTION Registration Books Are Now Open Big Season In Prospect Entra Fine Hops Good Accommodations Season Will Probably Start Between Aug. 8 and 1 4 TboM who regieter now will be notified-when to report and will be given preference In employ ment Address: Hilton Hop Yardi Rt. 2, Grants Pass, Ore. TMfClUHAIJUST AiWv tiLICTIOM, TOCH00SI S TMC DRINKS T0NI0HT Iff 8'.fl . A KeSSLlR'MllATI HIHOVvjJ 5lU1LA Todi,y Boy Finds 300 Bee Trees in 10 Years KI1U.II PRIVtTt IUND.A U.KNDEO WHISKtr. 731 NuTie! Soirtd (tut'Med iff, Oroln. fO f roof. Julivi Ktwlif Dittilling C., Int.. liwrtxutburi, Inrf. AIM'OMATTflX, Vii. (AP) .i('((!Pii yeai -ol(I I la vf lab Hubcock,! Jr., in nit'lcnampd "Hoe" hecause lie tniH lollowed a heel i no lo more thim hotioy-rilloi) trtN'.H In ton years. Tin Columbia, S. (.., youth who .sikmkIh IiIh HiJiniiiorK ht'io Hint Litcil his liiHf at Ihiflltm bno trt-ps wh'n lilt was nine. It was plenty HWijfft a hive iu the Htit-nuU tree ho examined. IliH hivnillp molhoil ,'f IncatiHK ji treo in to wadp down a Htmim. wttt eh hens sitc't Iiim; wator from ; wet Hand, ami tolitiw theni. Some limes he ptiiH honey on flowersj and wad hoH the. line ,'f hees. Julyj ih ihe bent month to llnd the treesI he beHevoH. He ha.n located as many a-s live in a day. but one lo three is uveniiie. He ctiis Ihe free down anil ships the honey lo South Caro lina lor sale. The beea are placed In hiVHH. Slintf.-? L')U of them, tint "Hee" hart become immune lo swellitm. lie mn'L follow ihe bees in win ter, so he pursues his hobby by studlni; lin.nim lo SO, oitt) bees hu IteepH in Klass hive. "Wednesday of the Cats" The "Wednesday of the Cats." tho day on which the anliuals'were (brown from lofty towers to ward off evil, was established by Bald win III. count of Klamler:, ami al ways came during the second week of Lent. By GAYLli TALBOT NEW YORK. July IS. (AP) lien ry Arnuttronr isn't the rixbtint; machine he was a year or two ago, but he still Is plenty good. Tho Dentins the Utile negro Rave Li xl.t weight Lew Jed kins in a nou (ith bout here last night was a masterpiece In brutulity. Kvery move of his brown- body was cal culated to lead to the climax be tween the sixth and seventh r.oinidH. when Jenkins slumped senseless from hift stool. Few of tho the 2:1.000 spectators realized what a terrible going-over the slender Texan had received. Some were surprised when be cpl la pred, when Itefetee Donovan called Armstrong to ring center to lift his clove. But in his (Ireaeititi room. Jen kins still was so dazed It took him some time to realize how bis down fall hud come. The battered i:t5 r.ound king continued to ask whe ther he had been counted out. It required all the persuasion of hit-: niHiutiier to get him calmed down. Texan Downed 6 Times For the first three rounds. Arm-J strong Bcnrceiy linn a Kiove on nm u,.,...a..inw.)iiii(r nmumaiit Hut for the next three rounds he was nofson, and Jenkins doom cleurly was sealed from the first rifle iMt hook that caught him on his chin and dumped him to the i.oor. In all. Jenkins was down six limes: once iu Die fourth, twice In ,n fifth mi't' three morn times In the sixth, when he was so weary he could lash out inly spasmo uicaliy by lnincl. The third time he went down in tho sixth he wasn't hit. but simply fell from a right be aimed at Armstrong and missed. When the round ended he stood backed against the ropes, a pitiful expression on his bloodied fea tures, his eyes blank. He was led to bis corner and placed on his stool, but alter a moment be tried to rise and, instead, went to his knees, his head nearly touching the canvas. trance of the auditorium at State TeacherR college some lime during the night stirred college authori ties Into action today. President II. W. Jones said the act was doubtless a student prank, but requested a complete police In vestlgatiou. PORTLAND. July 17. (API Mary A. Goodwill, bride of slx montbs, bad a divorce suit on file here today because, she charged, her husband made life unbearable bv championing Hitler and naztsm. Mrs. Goodwill declared thai her husband. James A. Goodwill, mis treated her after she asked him to desist in bis praise of ihe Kuro nean dictator. They were married" December 6, l!:tO; Nazi Swastika Painted on College Creates Stir SILVER CITY. V. M. .IuIv 17 Ml', The painting of a two-foot! MwnsHk.i iivi- (he main en- Dunham's Lose to North Bend, 4 to 1 Hnrcher. hut ler for the Coos Bay hotet piftball team from North Rend, last night defeated Dunham's Transfermen of Roseburg 5 to 1, almost siuglebanded In a game played on Finlay field. Borcher, with a sizzling fast fall, limited the local team to two' bits, both by Uomenico, striking out 15 of the local batters. Morriss, Uunlmm's pitcher, was wild and gave up five walks while being rapped for six bits. Jakovnc. North Bend catcher, col lected two bits in four trips lo the plate, to take top batting I'.onors for the visitors. Morriss settled down after the shnky start. In which North Bend tallied four runs in the second Inn ing, and held the visitors scoreless until the-seventh frame when they added one more score. Roseburg's lo' srore came in tho last Inning. Score: R H K Noun i-itnd (Mil 000 15 6 1 Roseburg 000 000 I 1 2 !t Horcher ami Jakovac; MoitIbb and Perry. Fooler Fooled OSKALOOSA. la. When Charles Witlneh's car ran over a blue racer, he picked up the snake, ami think ing to frighten friends riding with him. he threw it on the running board. The snake came to life, streaked across the car's hood and down the ventilator. After virtually taking the car apart, Wltliieh found the reptile dead in the upholstering Inside. IlrltiBh storm Italian desert fort and find eache of high-grade wine among the boniy. I'ossiniy tno only way the Italian motorized di visions remained well-oiled. France's History of 600 Years Filled Wrtk Wars BASEL. (AP) Of the Inst 6U0 years of Friince's hisloir, 371 have, been war years. A Swiss newKvuper published the following table: 14th century 43 war years, In (lulling such battles as Courtrni. Crecy unit Poitiers. 15th 71 war years. InelmHnK Azlncourt. Castillo.., Montherle and Grinegnte. lCih 85 war years (33 civil wars and 27 bin battles, Including Puvln and St. (juentln). 17th 00 war years (17 civil wars, 39 major battles). 18th 58 war yeuis (7 civil wars, 93 battles). 19th 45 war years (12 civil wars. 52 battles). In the 20th century the French have already had the (I.Bt world war; the .Moroccan camiiaiK... and the second world war that crushed their third republic. Europe (acea a famine ami may be forced W rely on substitute food products made from wood, stviiig termites a chance to exer cise snuattor's rights in a ham sandwich. - DOUGLAS MARKET Specials yo can enjoy at a saving FRYERS Extra nic color ored birds, 19C BEEF ROASTS Tender, tasty euri from 4La good beef, lb. .... 1 A Z LIVER Baby beef, iAtf render, lb. IV 18C HAMS Mild cured, easy to eat, not too salty, lb VEAL ROASTS Quality roasts from choice veal, lb XX 12 LBS. PURE LARD Please container $1.00 FREE DELIVERY Located at 238 N. 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