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EIGHT ROSEBURS REWS-REVIEW. R6SEBURS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1940. Gobblers' Lead Cut to 2 Games Gomt Lost to Butchers In 7th Inning Runfost; Dunham's Conqutr Elks, 7 to 3. The Oakland Gobblers IihiI their . lead In the city Knftball league cut to two games last night when they were beaten 13 lo s by lioucock's liiil.h.TH nt I 'In lit y field. In the OpCIHT lllKt night the Klks rhih again was forced to forfeit a game because of not having a full team present, but with the aid of sever al pick up players put on an ex hibition game wiih the Dunham Transformer!, tho lattor team win ning 7 to 3. TlK! Imnhnmitcs tallied three runs In (hi Mist tn xi In k without the uld of n lilt, two walks, three er rors ami u fielder's choice paving I ho way lor tho tallies. The load was stretched lo A to 0 in tin sec iukI Inn I iil-: uk the result of a walk, error and lilt. Tho KlkK. however, began to click In tin fourth Inning when Hyrd doubled and scored on tin error. I Dunham's added two morn In the last ot the, sixth on two errors, hIh- I lo and mi In Me Id out. Tho Klka ulaped a ho vent h Inn ing rully, but tbe effort wuh halted lifter two runs had cronncd the plate. 'I he game wiih marred by un accident to Fred Schemer, who Buf fered a rp mined ankle. Kenny Insurance, hurling for tho Transfermen, held the lodge men to four hit n, while getting four strike outs and Issuing two walks. Kill fnu gave up four hlia and walked throe. Gobblers Crach In 7th The second game started out at) another victory for tho league lending Gobblers, as they Jumped into a 5 to 0 lead In tho second Inning, j The IliiK ImrH. however, kepi 1 peeking away at the olferlngs by! jacjhH and In the fillh Inning mov- d out In front 0 lo 5. Oakland, however, came hack In the hint of lite sixlh to mlly three runs and take the lead 8 to C. Wortheii wiih Hent In to relieve Jacobs on the n i 'j u rid for Oakland, and tho Hutch ers promptly proceeded to carve themselves a victory, by chafing woven runs across the plato. Throe nf (he Hatchers divided; top batttntr honors, Morgan, Mor rill und Meyers each imliug out two hits In four trips to the plate. .Meyers had the longest hit of the evening, a long, line-drive Into left' i nun iii-iii Mil nun iiuri;n, , i t-j- j nun hih'i mi u imiiier inr uie miu'ii- v.t'R. KreWHon singled twice In three trlpH to tho plate to lead the ;ohhlor In the hitting department. Scores: It II K Klk club (Kin ion 2- :i 4 in Dunham's 320 0H2 x -7 t :i Klllmui and Goodman; K. I.uur p.nce and Pony. itoucock'H ono :t:io 7- i:i 11 Ui Dakland unit (lu.'t 0 8 8 ft I Morrill and Meyers; Jacobs, ' Wort hen and Koln-rts. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Maor Heoplt p2 I REFUSE TO LET THAT PREPOSTEROUS TALE Pfp 4$iy DF SIR CECIL'S SO UNCHALLENGED.' A"SLADAN&"lMDEED.' IfM ESAD, I NEVER HEARD OF SUCH A BEAST AND NEITHER, 1 Wm I'LL WA6ER, OlD SIR CECIL,' WELL, t SHALL COMSULT ) f . V if THE BEST DICTIONARIES AND ENCYCLOPEDIAS IN THE f i Jil PUBLIC LI3RA.RY AND THEN CONT ROWT HIM WITH htS sA PROOF OF HIS MENDACITY - jn- MIMtOIMlIIIYICt. WC. T. M, MC It. 1. T. Off. J Band Program Has Fine Specialties Lofdin (VWhlHkerH") Hat field, oclogenurlaii, who appeared In a clog dance at the annual Douglas county musician's picnic ui Kel logg lufll Sunday, will give a re peat performance in connection with the regular weekly band con cert, "Snap" Ollltnore, director, re ported today. The concert will be prone nt ed as usual at 8 p. in. ThurR day at Library park with the fol lowing program: March, "ItepaBZ Hand, Lincoln. Trombone solo by IJiVeru Spaugh, llette Owen at the piano. Selection. "The Desert Kong." Horn berg. ' ('log dunce by "Whlskera" Hatfield, accompanied liy Carl Hunch, Jim Koxu. Popular, "Itag Doll," Ilrown. Waltz, "Over the Wavca." ItosRas. Cornet nolo by Unveil Hhodeu. I'etto Owen at the piano. Walt,, "Cood Old Summertime," KvaiiH. 'Popular, "llnln," Kord. Kolk dunce. "Hallor Hornpipe," De- Wltt, by May Cosoia of Portland. M filch "niil Unlllor'a ln i-n.lo ' Dal hey. Piano solo, "WuterH of Mlnno lonka," played by Wanda Al thatm, requested hy Mrs. Olivia Johnson. 'My Hero," from "Tbe Chocolate Soldier," SlrmiH. Vocal Kolecilous by Kenneth Thorn Inn and John HarkeuKon, .Mih. JlarketiHon at piano. Novelty, "London Sulie." Vail. Italley and Kader, violin and gui tar, hill hilly numbers by radio artist from Texas. '.larch, "Coast Artillery." Short. Finale, "America, the Iteautiful," Ward. Home Products Week Plan Making Progress The plans for the Homo Products week celebration to be held in KoM'burg Sept. 1 to 14 are making ifonil progress, L. A. Ithoden, com mittee chair ma n, reported today. Mi. Hhodeu held a meeting last, night Willi chairman of the nub coin in it lees ami reports Indcnled, ho said, tnat the week will pro vide both iniorosiing and educa tional eulorlafniuent. Hotels and restaurants, he stales, have pledged Full cooperatt'Hi In featuring Doug Ian count v food products on their nientm Tho rnininfl lee inei'tlnu 111 i " m. " ... nniffn'PiriJi .. i i 1 1 1 i i M i i i,i i ' i jfflTIOI rn UVJ :! Garment i Bag $1.00 ,j (t a y flowered chlnt! Holds S garments! Sturdy Slui'l! Wt.kend Case $1.00 Koo ui y 2:1" case! 2 miap i niches, lock. I ron I uk Hoard Pad & Cover 69c llt-nvy roltim I ii b i ll u piiil. Muslin rovi'i'. TEETHING TOYS A1' I Itil'mli'HS, nnnttril IiciiiIh 1 v CROCHET COTTON J. P. CoiilH' 0-roiil EMBROIDERY FLOSS 0 yilH. Many lovely coIoih! EMBROIDERY NEEDLES l.ill'KH t'.vea! Ill lo puiHM'. BLANKET BINDING ty -mr ,) Ot Uiiriiblc ealecii! 5 yiln. 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I.aier he fiuind the hen, kittens and mother cat peacefully occupyiliK the neyt lojjetiier. Home Lover KANSAS CITY. The prowler who entered (Jlen M. Wllkersnn'B home believed in coinloit. Willter- son said he: Kiiten-d Ihroiiuh tlio service door. Dpened and rend I lm dally news pa per. Sal In Wllkersoirs favorite chair. Hesli'd on I lie bed. Departed with, a ring and Mud valued nt 1:15. Rattling Good Job linirqrK. la Dan Smothers and Chailes liavis nro seeing snakes and liking it.. They collected a total of 35 111 bounties for 140 raltlesnakoa they killed. Smothers brought 99 sets of rat tles to the coiimy attdilor'a office and havis turned in 41. They are paid 25 cents for each set. Self-Teaching , KI'fiKNK. Ore. A civilian pilot went aloft with his instructor ami after traveling far 011 his course, wondered why lie didn't make the usual crliifisins and suggestions. Smugly ami satisfied, however, he flew on. Finally ho turned and proceeded back to tiie port. In order to land he was farced to awaken his in structor, ttsileep ttt t lie oilier set of j conlrols. ' I Country Club Ltdiet to Meet The ladies of the ItoseburB Coun try club have been Invited to en Joy a white elephant goir tourna ment Thursday inornlni? at H' club course to be followed by u 12:30 pollock luncheon and bridge tournament play at 1:30 o'clock. 25C Developing and Printing roll of 8 Your choice or enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9 Y Resourceful Sotko Files On Alaskan Homestead Jl'NKAt Alaska, Aiiff. 7. fAP) The Aluwka home Paul Rntko en vixloneri three years ago when he Iiokhii roiiatpuotlon of hlK HlraiiRn ark In Itit-hmom), Vh., wiih in tho procoHH of coiiHliuotion today. Salko filed nprilc-atlon for a homest(ad of 122 aereH of river hot toiu 27 mile north of here. He pniTlinxed n fj0 automohile and nlans daily trim to tlie land to nil down tret-1 and build a home. His family of eiht continue to live ahonrd the eriidely-bnilt Ark vvhleh hroimht them here from Ta cuinii, Wash., after a colorful voy age. Satko failed to find work In Vir ginia at his welding trade ko he built the boat, hauled it aerosH the country with his faintly, finished it at Tatoma and sought a new life in (lie far north rather than live on relief. $750.00 DOWN! Will buy a D4 "Cat" with winch and cable, completely rebuilt. A fine machine for a farmer with land to clear or some logging to do. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON I wiih granges also linn reeelvod pledges of support. A number of interesting eventH have been pro- poned to feulure the week. Mail Messenger Service Here Opened fro Bids Postmaster I,. I,. WIiiiIhmIv re ported today receipt nf authority from the p'JHltil department to opi-u for eninni'lilive bidding the mail messenger hitvI, e at the Knsehurg post oiflre. 1 ing of tbe mails between the depot! This service Involves tbe baul-l and the post office In the early I morning and late evening and re fill I res the use of a truck. j The bidding will be open for tfii j I days to. competent persons over Mt years of uge. No special li cences or bonds an required. Complete information may be se cured from the postmaster. ! Back From Lake .Mr. and Mis. J. P. Motscheiibacher and two children. Kllloll anil Susan, and Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Long and son, Jerry, have returned to their homes here, follow ing a short time spent at Lake TahUcnltch. They report excellent fish catches at the Wke. They were joined there by Mr. ami Mrs. Phil Harth of this city, who remained at the lake for several more days' acHt fon. 3 MONTGOMERY WARD 1 semimi mm Mil m fs r SEALED UNIT Mechanism hermetically lealed In lifetime oil sup ply) Operates quietly! 5 year Protection Plan. 4 JIFFY TRAYS One hat (even Jo pop out cubes. And 3 have handy rubber grids. All pull out with automatic releases. 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