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Newspaper Page Textr TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 140. Yankees Massacre Oevda:d,15to2 freddlc H!rebtaso Wins For IWrrcr VJHk Mosmd Job And 10 It nlng Single. Ily IUIJ. WHITE - (AHHOC-Iflled lrH8 KnnrtH Writer) The Vmiknoi looked like aijy llihiK liut hopeloHHly hcuten ox champions yentei-day aH they snintOi. eil the first-plane Cleveland Indiana, , 15-2, In h brutal mi anmult a the - American league nee scan all year. They nil a new high in aeaaona ' effectiveness In tliat niahtniarliili second uinhiK when they scored nine rune, or which four were produced by Joe IMMhkeIo's 30th homer with the batten full HuklliK Mllnnr, IOiniiKtat and Zii her for 12 luaty hlowa six of thcni for extra ImsoH I he Van lis ran their victory ati'lnu to ,12 out of their hist 15 tried end to four HtruiRht over the league's top two IcaniK. That sent litem scootlim into third place (Just eight kuiiicr off the puce l, which represents the dizziest heights to which they've rllinhed since the season's earliest days. -, Hutchinson Game's Hero. The.Vaukee triumph plus a 9-8 Detroit victory over the Una ton lied Hox, liroiiKlit about largely by the remarkable relief hurling of Fred Hutchinson and his timely hlttimr. cut the Indians' lead over the Ti gers to 41 games. Hutchinson Idanked the Sox after replacing N'ewsnui in the second inning and drove Meyers home In the Kith with a crackling single to plummet the Hox Into fourth fourth place. In the league's only other offer ing Bernardino, with five blows In five tries, led an lK-hlt fit. Iiuls Ill-own sssnult on the Athletics that netted the Ilrnwnies an K-l victory. Haiti forced postponement of the Chicago-Wiishlngtnn game. Cards Blank Phillies. The National league ulso Iihh a team that refuses to admit It start ell too lato the Cardlnuls. They won their seventh straight by whaling riillntlelphla. n-O, to jump Into a third-place tie with the New York Giants busy splitting a dutiblo- header with the Pittsburgh PIii'.Iks. The (Hants won the lirst tunc' from the Plrutos. G-4, ns W'ltr-U sin gled home Utt In the 12H-. -limine. ufler the IIuim hstl hooted the con- Clnrlniuill test away 'ti the lllh by filling Ibn1 Hrooklyn hams ttlih none out and lulling tu,'"w York scorn. Tin; second game went to I;""'" the Plretos 4-H. i I'll hIiui-bIi Weibar was tint toast of ('In-' -ciunati fur his uluth-liuilni: home run that beat Ihe Huston Ileus. .12, and gave Wallers Ills oft delayed 17th victory. Olecii almost had a mi-hltter n-i the Cubs whaled the Drroks, .'HI, the fourth straight wexium loss for ine invauera. tie nuany wns loucn-' n . inr singles oy tucowici Vosmlck In tho seventh. and Beavers May Set League's New Low (Ily the Associated Pressl The Portland Heavers, it appears, r.re giinuitiR -for a Pacific coast leugue record. A month ago one would hayu said the Heavers hadn't n chance to break the circuit's all .time .low. That mark, set by an earlier gen eration, of Portland fly.chasers, has ' stood since 11121 a season's per centage of .276 from 51 games won, 134 lost. Hut the basement bund has gone at Ihe thing with the will to suc ceed. In Uiree and a half weeks Ihny have won three out of 25, and atiind 63t gamiis behind the pace ncttlug Seattle lialnlets. At the rste of less than a win a Week, and only ,'t weeks to go. the possibilities are obvious. Kight now the lies i ins stand nt .304 wltbj 45 wins and in:t losses. That IlK'ludes lust night's session . nt Sun lllego. The Padres wnn. xl . ttii 4. for a clean-swipt three-game nodes, The lleaiers gave their ad mirers a fright by leading 4 to 2 until the eighth limine. Then they lirnred and blew six runs and the ball game. Padres Pitcher Neusoin got his 20th win. In an exhibition conies! ,,t pol sotu prison yesterday the seventh place Heals lost to Sacramento 1 1 lo. 12. There was only one other league game, and in It Hollywood bent Oakland 3 to ti, behind three-hit pitching by tinhorn. The Stars took Hie short series, two games to tine. The contest clipped Oakland's! hold on second piace to hair a game and lilted the Slavs to within one game, of leadership of Hie second division, currently held by the sag ging Sacramento club. KiKiauu guts a crack at Portland I uiiugnt. opening the last half ot thnf split series. Seattle plays at Holly wood. San Francisco at Sun Diego and Los Angeles al Siienniiullto. World Series Will Be Broadcast From KRNR When the cry "play ball:" rings out over Ihe diamond lur the tlrst game or the t!'1 world series, the coloi-rul and oxi-illng punuuuuu ol baseball's "classic" will be de scribed for .nation wide radio au dience by the outstanding sports iinnotinceis in the country. The entire scries will he broadcast by Iho local station. K11M1. The .Mutual not work's exclusive presentation of the world series, which because of its tremendous popularity and Interest will disu listeners from every section uf Ihe luunlly. Is doslgned speclfleally for Ilia benefit or Ihe arriliated sia Huns, In order that they muy oh tain maximum coverage In their own area without duplicity of cov eraite on a eompBtltlve utntJon. Baaed on Miitual's orlgtual for- OUR BOARDING HOUSE THIS POSTCARD J05T ; 8RUMMEU. -LISTEN "OEAR MOOSE NOSE! THIS tS COMMUNIQUE NUMBER OME-EVefcVTHlM& WONDERFUL., IMCLUOIM& THE RELIEF FROM HOT AIR WE GOT A 6l& SHOCK VESTERDAV-THOUGHT WE 6AW SOU IN A SIFT SHOP. BUT IT TURNED OUT TtlHCi TOTEM DOLEww-UMJE VOL) COMRED CiC rPT.ll Ol IT OF VOUR WIS MET ? tT vvv (SI&NEDJ THE THREE MUSKETEERS kT?S. DON'T PAV AKiV ATTENTION TO THE POST- MARK I 8-23 native eongieratlvo ollciy. this ex clusively is one fostoretl by the Mutual Don I.ee liroadrastiiiR sys trin fur aervlt'o to Its listeners.' Standing IJy the Associated Press American League W Pet. .1102 .r,:i .Mr, .Ml .S22 .t:ir .412 Pet. .U2X .57" .52:1 .52:1 .5111 .5114 .:iS!l .352 Pel .WiS .544 .541 .511 Cleveland . Detroit New York ..71 ..07 ..lit ..r,n ..t!l ..45 llnston Chicago Washington St. Louis Phlluilclphla National Laague W M ns r7 , on : "ii-imn IbiM-in 41 Phflniielpllla 3S Pacific Coast League W I. Scalllo US f.l Oakland .. HI .....Hi! l.os Angeles .... ' i Unit r.!.. Hacniineiilo .51111 .4!lS .4411 ..1(14 Wilbur WII.IR'lt, Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Ksm Mureholf of t'eiilurvllle, lows 'mid Mrs. Trlssle lliiuier of Itose- biirg, were guests Wednesday eve ning of Mr. and Mrs. Ilnlph Sands. -iMr. and Mrs. (leorge Ayers and daughter, lanoliiy, ami son, Kod ger. left Thursdny for Imleiiend euco to work, la Hie hop yavd "there. Mr, and Mrs. Narclsse l.altaiit of lutein and daugiiler, Mrs. Kathleen 'Wrenh, and son. Hubert, of Minne apolis, arrived here Friday to visit the former's son, Vernon UiKuiil, and family, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hrsden and daughter, Judllh, and lver Sands, of Oakland. Calllni uls. visited with Itnlpli and Charles Sands Wednes day and Thursday. . (Irnnt Tipton of Poiilniul was a gliesl WcdiH'sdiiy of Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Siiutls and fiuiilly. Mr. and .Mia. Kurt llrown and daughter, Fniuces, ol Mansfield. Ohio, left fur Iheir home Thursday after vmting relatives here the1 past ueek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Short of Port land visited over the week-end with his hmihcr. Mr. mid .Mix. (leurge Short and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kelllielh Harne berg left last week lor Independ ence where they will work in the hop yurds. i-rank Pinker mid Itiehanl 'llrown spent Hie weekend camp lug in Drowsier valley. They re ported the fishing good. Mrs'. Chns. W. Holt of Oakland. California, stopped over for s short lime Thursday afternoon to call on Mr. and Mrs. T. K. (line. Mis. Holt was a childhood friend of Mrs. ,'',,' at Anoka. Minnesota. She sl- " t.iught with Mr. time nt lllnn- hlls. .Minnesota, for several venrs Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Short and Mr. and Mis. Clyde lleniilnger re turned home Friday from a trip through eastern Oregon and Wash ington. . . ' Herald Hill of Tiller was visillni! his mother. Mis. J. c. Hill, here Tuesday. ' Mis. Flunk Parker anil Kay 'Hndlcy ent to Cottage Drove Sllli "lay to visit with the termer's sis 'ler. Mrs. .1. A. McKay. Mrs. Hubert Irving and sons. II. i. mid Hubert. Jr.. returned home Monilny Ironi a week s visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. (5. I,. I lik. at Vancouver. Washington. Mrs. Fdwant Cortes, nee Mnr;n ret Ferguson, from Iterkelcy. Call riirnla, arrived here Momlnv eve ning lor a short visit with her ginndniolher. Mrs. Lois living, and other relatives. Mrs. l.ols living spent Inst week In Itosebiirg assisting In the care of her new grandson. John Wilsoa. .Ir " Mr Saballa bou?ht fr'om Frank tlrubbs the rlnce known as the I Hollywood 7:1 75 ( San f'rsni lscu ml SS Portland 45 JU3 lArand the County with CAME FOR SOU, BEAU TMiS IS BErW&J , MAILED BV A PAL WHO J Ik ; RIB BV MWL Krank Toops place located in Wil bur and is soon to erect a modern residence. Ho expects to have it finished by Ocioiier. Ivan llridge of West Fork spent Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. ltnsella llridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wickhuni re turned to Wilbur Tuesday after spending a few days at the San Fninrls(-o fair, They accompanied Mr. Wlckhnm's undo from Mis souri as far as Kan KthiicIsco. Olalla OI.AI.I.A. Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hubbell from Huntington Ileach. Calif., spent several days at the home of Mr. iul Mrs. Karl Ol livant the last of the week. The Huhbells have not visited Oregon for twenty-two yeain and found many chnuges esiioclully In the rosds. Several itaved roads and highways having been built during that lime. The llrockway stoi-e moved to Its present location, new school buildings nnd houses erected ami many other Improvements made, Mnrrellus. Asher and Hill Ire land called on their cousins, Mrs Jim llnrnes and Mrs. Charlie Slegel or Teniiillo the first of the week. llalpli Heater has recently pur chased a used Chevrolet coach. Mrs. William Fisher from Hose- burg spent the week end at the Fisher claims on Coarse Cold creek. Messrs. Hodgers anil Harrington have a crew of men building a flume and Installing pumps, en gines ami other gold-washing ma chlnury below the Fisher claims on Coarse Hold creek, where they ex pect to commence operations as soon as the fall rains bring siiffl rent water. Mr. and Mrs. Klchard Hook and sninll daughter. Sally Jean, came down Friday from their home near tillde for a short visit with Mrs. Hook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy .1. On null, berore leaving for a mouth's vacation along the coast Tiiid lo Aberdeen, Washington, to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Olllvant. their bouse guest. 'Mrs. Jessie Ilyriini, and Mrs. OMivnnl's brother, ltur ford Steele, from Kansas City. Mis souri, made a trip up tho North I'miHiiiH to Idleyhl Friday. Mrs. Kitlph Heater has as her house guests for R couple of weeks her nieces. Miss Itorothy and little Miss Jeanne Williams of Kugeiie. daughters of Mr. mid Mrs. Vern Williams, who have gone to Sun Francisco to nttend the fair and will also visit ii'iallves In southern Csllfornln. Asher Ireland ol Portland is visiting his brothers. Cell anil Henry Ireland, at the ranch here and will visit relatives at the coast belore going hack to Portland. Mrs. Hoy .1. Caruatl was shopping and transacting business In Hose- burg Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Olllvant have had ns their house guest, for the past few days an old friend of Mrs. Ollivunt's, Mrs. Hessle llyrum. of Sun Francisco. Mrs. llyrum left Sunday evening lor the hay city. Mr. nnd 'Mrs. 'John M.. Orr of Camas mountain service station have had ss their house guests Mrs. A. 11. Michael and Miss llar iaira Scarrist of olympiu. Wash., and Mr. ami Mrs. Irvlti James of Santa Hosn. California, who are en joying a lew weeks' vacation along, the const. The party went from here lo Cold Heach where they will visit .Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fran cisco and family, aim-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Hun'm-d Steele from Kansas CHy. Missouri, has been spending a few days nt the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mi-s. K. M. Olllvilllt. Mr. Steele lived in the l.ouklngglass community for a few years. some lime ago. and has eu JoyiMi meeting old friends and Tor nier neighbors. He left for his H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant Phone 472 OAKLANO, ORE. Any Distance, Any Tim Our service Is fer ALL, and meets LVLRY NE.LD Major HaopW TOTEM POLE,EH?HMP " TWE A. AST LAUGH WILL. BE MINE LITTLE DO TWEV SUSPECT THAT WITHIN 24 HOURS T'WILL BE rnwceriKATiMA tupm IN THE FLESU.' home in Kansaa City Sunday eve ning. Air. nnd Mrs. Charles Friend came up from Medford Saturday to visit with Mis. Friend's uncle. Mr. Steele, and take their children, Donna and Gale, back home after their two weeks' visit at their grandparents' home. Mrs. Friend who has been quite ill Is much het ter and was able to make the trip xrom Medtord. Myrtle Creek MYHTI.K CHKKK. Aug. 23. Mrs. Arrenn Newton and grand son, Alvin Newlon, returned Wed nesday from a two weeks' visit to Mrs. Newton's son-in-law and daughter's home In Holse, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil llrown were rornierly very well known here, both having lived hero until they were grown. Mr. Hrown being, the only grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiley, well known and In fluential pioneers of this section of the country. Mrs. Newton was niTompanied on her trip from Ku gene by her other daughter, Kve lyn. The return trip was made down the Coluinbln highway via Portland where Kvelyn stopped at her home. Mrs. Clara Ilnlley bus returned lo her home here and Is caring for the two small Shlrtcllfr girls. .Mnryaiiu mid Joan, while Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shlrtcllff anil son. Bud dy, are visiting In Hichmond and attending Ihe Sun Francisco fair. While on her trip Mrs. Halley vis ited her son. Everett, and family at Springfield, then went to Med ford and spent a short time at the home of her slater. Mrs. W. H. Dyer, then on to Kisldle, Calif., to see her oilier son. Arthur and wife and new grandson. From there. with her nephew, I.esler Wake niun, over the new highway the llend-Klamiith Falls out to Eu gene and on to Portland for a i brief visit with the J. P. Drills. Mrs. Hrlll is still very III. Her sis ter. Mrs. Alice Wnkeinnn wns In Portland assisting in her care, nnd she with Mrs. Halley nnd Lester, all returned to Myrtle Creek Sat urday, the Wakemans going on to Westwood where they live. Drain WIAIN. Aus. 22. Mm. Muttle lUukln of Salem is a pneat or her son ami dutiRhtev-in-law. Mr. and Mia. Kalph Kirk. Airs. Hi'Ksie Lakey, county Chris tian, Kiidenor president, and chil dren, Helva and Iavid, and Vir uliiin Jlendcrsou left Saturday lor Turner, lo attend the (!. K. confer- 'ence. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy 10111; and Itaby froni C'ltlllumia arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Loup's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd tlohertson. Mis. Loiir 'was formerly Miss Lois Kobertson.' Mr. and Mrs. Will Harlan. Mrs. Kdna Kunny. Carolyn nnd Kmily llelseth, left Tuesday for Camas, Wash., to return Carolyn and Kmily to their home nnd visit with the llelselh family. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wood and twin daughters. Wtluui ami Winnl fred. of Multnomah werr dinner KuestH Sunday of Hev. nnd Mrs. Trimble, and also visited Mr. and Mrs. A. K. ;Hrdnor. Itev. and .Mi's. Trmddood spiMit tho day in HosebutK Tui'sday at the homr of Mre. F. H. Churchill, where they visiied their diitrghter-ln-luw, Mrs. Paul Trtmhlood, ami two little pranddauehti'is, who will U'hvc soon Tor Catiloruia. At the last city council timeling. H. Slattery was appolnied city Hltnrtiey in place ot his son, Ku Renc V. Slattery. or Kunene. who was i-iilltMl to the V. S. government service. Mrs, KM so Uunp hjhI daiiKhter, Frances, have returned to Ihnin. uftor spcmlinn Uie auiumer vaca- Here 'Tis! Coon Fried CHICKEN French Fries, Buttered Toast, Coffee or Milk , 40c SULLIVAN'S CAFE Perkins Bldg. fterdCfcsenTo DedWilhCexda Mayar loStm-dta of Now Yark City Ooty One in feeuo of Mait Fadarol OfHaaf WASHINGTON. Aug. ' 23. (API The appointment of a Joint U. 8. Canadian defease 4oard cleared the way today for the start of ac tive consultation on the problems of high tneey and military plan ning mvoiveu in the security of the two nations. Six Americans, selected by Presi dent Roosevelt, and five Canadinns, nicked by Prime Minister Mac- Kenxie King, will meet Monday at Ottawa for Initial discussions. Mayor Florello H. UiGuardia of New York was the only one of the American members named by Mr. RooBovelt Inst night who Is not In the federal service, the others be tng officials of the army, navy or smie aepnrimenc LaQuaidia's seleellnn eiu .u. ?n.w1me f" surprise to the capital, although as mayor of the nation's largest city and president of the I'nlted -States conference or. mayors he has beeu In consultation with Mr. Roosevelt on defense matters. 1 he others named bv the nrest- ueiti ai-e: Lieutenant Central Slanlev v Kmbrick, commanding the fourth corps urea with headquarters at miauia. Captain Harry W. Hill, of the navy a war plans division. Commander Forrest P. Shin-man of the navy and Lieutenant Colonel josepn t. Mi Narey of the army air corps, who will alternate, one sk iing nuring discussion of naval problems and the other for army air problems. John D. Hlckerson, assistant chief of the European affairs divi sion of the state department, who will be secretary of the American section or the board. The Canadian members are: O M. Hlggar, K. C; Brigadier Gen eral n.. Hiuart, 1). S. ()., M. C. dep- cmui oi me uanaillun army gen eral staff; Captain I,. W. Mlli'i-nv ft. C. N deputy chief of tho naval staff; Air Commander A. A. L. """"i " moniuer or the air staff, jai lanatiian nir force: un.l Hugh 1,. Keenieyslde. counsellor of Liie uoparinient or externul uffain Rotary riears Talks on Magazines, Wood, Scours The nature and em,ii r zlne rending in this area and the workings of the magazine illstrl button system were i1Ibiiii hv J. Shoemaker at the reiflllMP Tin. tary eluh luncheon vesierrhtv Ur eonipaml th maRiizino situation oi 20 yeai-s ago with the present niHKazlne-lndftn comitfirs, i nrlos rate cave a short tnll m. woort and wood uses. 'pointing out that the invention of RulwtltuteH has not netually reduced wood and lumber consumption to any ser ious extent.- A report on the activitios nmi apcompMqhmenls of tho Hnv Smut organization for this area was made by William Unrath. Sutherlin SCTHKrtlJX. AniT. Robert Hall left Friday for a visit with relatives in Portland and Al bany. Mr. hu. Mrs. Clifford T.Alinu- and children of Cottage (Jrove vis ited Friday at the Amle Peplot nmiie casi 01 Mitncrlln. Mrs. Pe plot and Mrs. Lebow arc sisters. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tony Meis are leaviuR Tuesday on a trip over the new hlRhway east of (ioshen. through tho Redwood hiKhwuy nnd bank home Sundny over the Diamond lake highway ijUo Kose- Mr. and Mrs. GeorKn Thomnson of Fresno. Calif., are house gueBts or Mr. and Mrs. James Ponton this week. Frank llavlland has returned to his work at the mine after his re cent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Christian sen of l.os Anseles arrived Sun day at the George Heecroft home where they will spend their two weeks' vacation. Mr. Christiansen who Is a brother of Mrs. Heecroft. is employed by the lockheed Air craft corporation In Los An geles. Mr. and Mrs. Tod Gltbreth haw moved on to the Duncan ranch, east of Sutherltu. recently pur chased by Hill Webber. Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyal doff were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Itiiiton Avery. Mr. and Mrs. P. II, Helwey and t ion In Portland ami Rugene. Mrs. t jimp is primary teacher . in the i rain school. Miss Lois Tedlock of Vrbana, Mo., is a visitor at the .1. C. Sum ner and Floyd Craig homes. Mr. nnd Mrs. Phil Varlo, little sou. Donald, and Mrs. O. A. Snook spent last week In Portland. Phil to attend a buyers' convention and the lrulb's to visit relatives. GIRLS' SOFiTiAILL Saturday Night, August 24th FINLAY FIELD, 8 P. M. Anderson's Aces Heilig's Honeys (Of Eugene) ADMISSION 15c daughters, Shirley and Paula, of Roseburg, enjoyed an outing on the (salapooia Sunday. William Oarrotaan of RoseburR was a business visitor In Slither lln Monday. The Misses Norma nnd Gloria fteecroft left Sunday with their aunt. Mrs. Wenzel Fox of Dlxon vllle for Grants Pass where they will pick hops. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Skinner and daughters, Jackie and Huth Ellen, - 1 i sm Bernardino and Miss l.u cienne Koyse or Weed, Calif,, are visiting this week at the Charles Brewer home east of town. Mrs. Skinner and Mi, llrower are sis ters and Miss Lucienne Royoe Is a niece of Mrs. Ilrewer. Mr. and Mrs. Kd McColluni of Marshfleld and Mr. nnd Mrs. WM lard McColluni of Klkton visited friends In $utherlln valley Sun day. U den anrd -is building a duplex house and garage on the lots which he' recently purchased on iCalapoola street. Orvllle French - an" imm uoz,l;nlK are ao!nG The roof of tho hotel building . OKmK repaireq mis TK uy a!l)enn - Gerrotsen company of Rose- burg with Bob Craig fn charge of a crew of five men. Mr. and Mrs. Ilex filly eu of Ixw Anglefl have arrived here to make their home. Mr. Bllyeu is a brother of Mrs. 8. A. Rchteman and is to be employed at the Ml. Scott ' Lumber company mill. A crew of men under the direc tion of Harold Bender of Roseburg worked all night Sunday moving the largo Ice box Into the annex recently built on Culver's market. Mr. and Mrs. George Short of Wilbur were business visitors in" Sutherlln Monday. Sam Cronenwett returned Satur day from a several weeks visit In' Ohio, where he resided before com ing went, The state fire marshal. Hugh W. Karle. was in town Monday to Inspect the school buildings and various business properties and on com plot it ion of his inspection congra Ui lat ed the school board and the janitor on the condition'; of the school property awl ox pressed his appreciation of the co operation found In Rutherlin, giv ing as his opinion It hould have .the title of being the friendliest town In the state. School will start In Sutherlln on I September 16. with Clifford Hor-1 per as principal. . Norval Cockeram of Drivers j. valley Is shingling his house this j weeK. Theodore Anderson Is 111 at his home on Calapnola street, John MHley is In charge of the store during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Roldlug arc leaving Wednesday morning for. Grants Pass where they will bo employed In the hop yards. several trucks are engatred in hauling pea rs to Eugene, pea r picking Is Just about over on the Rartletts. The harvest of the packing pears will probably begin next week. The grading and resurfacing on East Central avenue has been completed for about one-quarter of mile and will be oiled later. The new road is being constructed over the old one, using the former paving as a base. This road -was recently tHken over by the county and the court Is directing the work. Iji Verne French, who Is employ 1 ed with a highway crew near Port- ! land, spent the week-end at his home here. j Ernest Archumbeau left Tues day for Marshfleld and Portland where he win attend to business. Mrs. M. L Merriman is visiting for a rew days this week with Mrs. Spencer in Oakland. Mrs. Clyde Holman went to Eu gene Saturday to take her son, Jimmy to Dr. Scther. Jimmy, who has not been reeling well, is beginning to improve in health. Mrs. c. J. Kidon or Portland is visiting ut tho Charles Smith borne this week. Mrs. Kldou Is a sister of Mr. Smith. Mrs. Claude Goff of Oakland has been- visiting at the F. L. Young- home the past few days. Mrs. F. D. Spear aud family of Portland are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Kethwell at their home on Laurel heiglits. Mrs. Spear is a daughter of Mr. Rethwell. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Holman nnd sons. Russell and Jimmy, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Larson at their homo east of town. In tho County I'ullll nf the Stiitr of lMTK"ii, fur IhiuwIhh County. Intuit til liy Howard Jaliics. In toiisi'd. Notice n hereby Kiv-n tht the unler.iuiK-l. ' Mry 'utniliihini. (he ihilv uiiiHiintcil. iialiricil nnd ai'tinu mlmlnlMlrutrix nf 'he Ntnt of lUv llnwnrd .lmes. deei-iisrtl.' Im.H fHeil In the nltuvc entitled coin! her final report a sinh adnilnl st ml tlx ; that the I lull, Morris HnwkiT, Comity .IlldKe. htisi ft.verl Sntiirduv, Ihe lth day of Hcptom her. I SHU. nt ten o'cttx k In tin fore noon of xii til day. nt the office of the Cetinly Jinlg' uC IoiibI.s 'oiin t v. Oreiroii. Hi t liu coo i t hiiUK" i 11 lEosi-hiirK. Urt-Koti. n the dale. Time and plseu for hettrtUK wit said mm 1 report. Any oiu miercxie! and Imxltur any ohJiH-lluiis to wnid report )tt tnmiieu 10 HTMHar 111 snni .-ourt. rii or before mhUI ttnm. and ftJe same. hhU'ii this li'iu day ur .uusi 1040. , MARY CCNNINliHA.M. AHnilnlttrllrK of Kstale of itay Ttownril Janipy. 'I--' v.t' d. NOTICE T CH8BITOHS In the County Court f tho State of Oregon for Dough County. In Ui Matter of the Kstata of 0oijre Weslry Turnw, Dereasrfl. Notice hereby is irlven that the undemlvned. by ordr of the county Vovrt nt th State of Ore gon, for IMuRlna County, hnn been nppulnted administrator with the will annexed of tho eatatR of George Wesley Turner, deceased. All persona having claims against said entate hereby are no tified to present the same, verified as required by Inw, to the imner nigneil nt the offices of Hallmark & Ocddcs. In the DoiiKhm National Bank building, in Konebura. 1o un law County. OreKon. with six (6) months from the dato of this no tU'c ated and first published this Jflth day of July, 1M0. CKOFUiK II. c. Tvnvfin. AdtnliilstiHtor with ttw Wilt an nexed of the Kstate of Oeorae "Wesley Turner. 1eraaed. XOTICK Tt CttKDITOnS In the County Court of the fltnte of urcgon ror jjoukiuk I'ouiuy. In the Matter of the Kstato of AUu Jane Orr, Deceased. No tiro is hereby ui veil thnt tho undemlgned has boon, hy order of the County Court of the County of DoiikIhh and fttat of Ore no n. duly iippulnU'd administrator of the en title of Ada Jane Orr, defeased. All pornou having claims against auhl etunte lire hereby notified and re quired to present ihe aunie l tMin tnUnltilstrator at tho law offiee of Io ujf and lnng in the lmghix County Courlhouse In the City nf rtoKehurg;. Oreaon, within six (tH months from the date of the first publ lent Ion of this not Ire. togeth er with vouchers annexed there to. Dated and first published this the -2tu day or .inly. 1040. VKJtNON M. OUR. Administrator of the estate of Ada Jano Orr. deenftned. NOTICC P -ItKAL -HKTTI.KIIti.NT In the County Conrt of the Stat of Oreaon for Doufclafi County. In the Matter nf the Katat of Wil liam It. Hatten. also known ns William H. Hatton. Ieconaed. Notice Is hereby given that the underal sited adnilnietrator of the above entitled estate haa filed fn the above cut tied court Its I mil Account In settlement of wild es tate and by order of aaid court duly made and entered of record, Tuesilav. the 10th rinv of Senlein- ber, into, nt ten o'cloc k A. M., In ! TURKEY HALL OAKLAND SATURDAY NIGHT August 24th Music By Ralph Ohman and His Orchestra Join the Fun Co Whcrs the Crowd Goes. Genu 45c Including tax; Ladles 10c Have you tried the New Caramel Coaled MEL-O-MAID BAR Bigger and Better made by DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY PHONE 340 Hot Work. Cbdring Jobs and Mopping on Sheets Contracted EXPERT WORKMEN , Each Job Personally Supervised. Prices consistent with the times, -and for less than outsiders' prices More than one hundred jobs dene by as in Douglas County ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Denn:GerretsenCo. Lumber and Building Materials 402 W. Oak St. COLD WEATHER AHEAD! There h a keen feeling of satisfac tion in knowing your fuel supply for the coming winter has been taken care of. Call ROSEBURG LUMBER CO 282 Let them supply you now w , . JPrices delivered in city: lonch i Green Stab, single load :.......$3.00 4 foot Green Slab, per cord .................. $2.00 Dry Slab Wood single load 5450 the " County -Courtroom .."In" 1 the Courthouse In flunaburir. Douglas County, Oregon, has been fixed as Iha tlrna n ml nlli'P fur liAurltiv nh-. jectiona, if any tlrcr be. to unidi i Final Arcount and for the Het tie- Anv person bavin Obleoirona to said Final. Aceouut la heiwby no tified to file the same In mid court and muse on or before said time. THK FtltST NATIONAL BANK Ol" PORTLAND, Adtnlnlstrutor of the estate of William H. Hatten, also known aa Will in m H. Ha 1 1 on. deceased. NOTICE TO ItlUMTOHH Notleo Is heroby given thut tho inidei-Higuecl lias been by an or der of the County Court of the Htatu of Oregon, for Doughis County duly upfMiluted nilniinistrator of the eatuie of Linn Heck, deceased. All iersons having r I m a against said estate are hereby noti fied to prenent ttie Mime, 'verified as required by law, to tiie under pinned administrator aft the law of fices of KU-e & Orruit In ItoHe burtf. DouRlaa I'ountj. Oregon, within six months from thu duto of this notli-c. Dated this 16th day of August, 1040, ACUL'HT UKCK, Adtnlnlstrutor of the eulutv of iAim Ueek, Dec-eased. Rice & Meyers SheeUMetalWorfa Sawvt Motal Vorii . Tailorad tetke Job 527 N. Jackson St Phon 820 PHOK221 TAXI PHONE 21 Telephone 128 pUbm iXr o j