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TWO ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY," AUGUST 27, F940. Losing Streak of Cleveland Halted : WosM;t' i fc!goii Out Behind Nlkr'; Pal o? Hurling; Clney K j .t Ijad Margin. (A8ociutcl I'iohb SiiiiiIh Writer.) Hy : Jl'liHON IIAII.KY The CIbvbIuiiiI IihIIiiiis. who nniu thiH kciihoii kiiIih-iI llin Aiiinrlmu leaetie lead by limine four sti-nlght. Ktmiiieil In ilaiiRer of dioppinK off tlwlr prtHiurliniH ion:h ill the IhrofH k or Hiiothei rourgaine lotting Hlrt'uk last weekend. Hut Ihoy Hliiiii'd it yemciilav by edKliiK nui tlm Watililiiitlnn Si'iia ttim 4-3 while holh the Herond-plnce Detroit TlKma and llilnl pluin New York VankceK were kcit idle by rain. Ah the rcmilt of Milt onpor tune triumph the Indians inrreaxed their udvuniaKe over tlie TIkhi'H to three (taint! and over the Yanks to bIx. Aleauwliile the Cincinnati RimIh unlit a dnuhle lilll with the I'lilln- delphla I'hillieu without harming their 7J Kaiue riIviuiIuko In the Nh tlonal leuKiie InM-niiae the Hrouklyn 1 potlKera aiHo were rained out. Clevoland'n coiiquent or the Senu-tot-H waH made jkihhIIiIu by Keller, ' altliouKh he didn't get credit for ' the game. J lie llrehullur went to tlie rescue of Harder In the bhv. enlli and abut mil the Heuulors ill the lust three alanzag. Walter! Wins Own Game. Wultora. another "mire allot," pitched and hatted tlie iteila to a victory In their flrat game, whic h Incidentally gnve the senior elreult chiuuplonH a four-Kama win wlng Hiring teuinorurlly. He held the lulleudei'H to live lilts and Uni ted In two of Cliiclniiall'x own riilia, nue with A hmiier. It una Iliiikv'a llh win. Sylvnater Jnhnaoii, the llU-year-old nunliinuttuii couch and pitcher for the 1'hiin, then relaliuted ill the nightcap wllh a Ihree-hlt peiloim iiuci) that Icll the HciIh giiHplug. Illihhell, who at H7 la working harder than n lot of baseball youug atcra, made hla third appearance In four days and led the New York Glaiila to a 10-5 verdict over the Chicago Culm. Another fine relief showing was I hill n r llimton'n llagby in helping the Ited Sox In n 7-6 decision over the St. Louis Hrowtm. He allowed (inly two hils In the last 0 23 innings. The lloston Kees threw llnn wuler on the Ht. Louis Cardinals' conflagration by winning a ulght gume 31 wllh Kniiklo Htrtncevich hurling live-hit hall. That's all the lloeH nblalneil. loo, but tlie Cards contributed, three errors. Portland beavers Get Revenge on Salem Team BAI.MM. Aug. 27. lAI') Tho. miy i'lirtlniid Heavers of the la cillc Coast lesgiin erasiMl one black murk from their dinilill'iil reniiin. lion last night when I hey dele.iii'd I ho Siuein tieiinliirs of the wen ti n liilnninliounl league 15 1 1 in an , exhihiiion game. Sevenil weeks ago the Seniilors siinnked the Heavers in I'ortlun.l. Olalla IH.AI.I.A. Aug. 27. .Mr. mid .Mrs. Illtn .MllcUel luive I n enhvillg a visit from tlielr sun ln linv 'mid i ir.igh'er, y.i. H, Mr. II. ii. Lar son from Knrt Hingg. t 'it lit'. .Mr. ami Mrs. Knlpb Heater mid Mrs. lleaKic. nieces. HiiK.'hy ami Jeaiini- Williams. Irnni Ki'igcue. were dinner guesis at the lion I .Mr. and .Mrs. Harry l!mld Friday evening. Mr. ami Mrs. Hn J. (.'iiinull. Mil. Wllliain Fisher. Mrs. Anna Ciirsnn lllld John NeillcU spelll Weilucsilav ill the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Itlch aid Hoed on the North t'liipiiii.i. Cell anil Henry Ireland were IninsacHui: liuslniss III llosclnirg Ihi' lar.t of Hie week. Mr. ami Mis. .Mm Henry ami daiighiei , li'ireeii. vere calling mi the Jim Hevlue lainlly Siiiiday eve ning. The llciny's cauie here I'riiin Canada tihoiii a yciir ago nail bought tlie old Irwin place in Ten mile, which they have releuced and reiiuideled and where tlu-v are raising pure bred liuruc Ited liogs. .lollii Hyrnu and lieu .lacohy have been W'H-kinu nil the West Mnim Ihs ll.K.A. line Hi Heslnn the past lew dns. Mrs. Mlllv Slci'tt. wlin has lici-n lslllng old lit'lgliiMirs and friends In tllalla anil upiier illalla. lias re lllliieil to her heme in IliiM-biirg. .Mrs. Jamie .Vdaiuck and small son. Noble, and Mrs. Frank Ada nick visited friends in Iteslmi one day hist week. SKATING Wd., Sat. and Sunday at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar lit No. Jickion OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major HoopU 0f AHEM BEG PARDON, GENTLEMEN, HOOPUE IN) A NO, NO.' SAV IT I AM AM ENTOIyvOCO&IST IM SEARCMYLOAO OF HAV I'DB ISM'T TRUE ITS p , '1 OP THREE EWREMELS RAEE BUT fgf RECOGMIZE THE S JUST A BIS SPOT 4 HARMLESS INSECTS HAwi-rW HEADLIGHT EVEN) DANCING IN FROnTJ $ IN PAS.lM&,I WAS QUITE , W A RD3' rOFMV EVESA FORCIBLY STRUCK WITH YOUR X P ,'yX X rSZ AMAZING RE SEvBLANCE TO " ?3V ) (VY. QUARRY E6AD, r-r - Ct ' VMsM COULD IT BE THAT JM ) Ist). jVJL V H lrri 11 DR. LIVINGSTON, VmJyJ i' lrl" I PRESUME11 I Boucock's Take Opener of Series Dunham' Dofoatod, 8 to 4, in First Gam for Rosoburg . Softball League Titlo. lly KVKKKTT crtOl'CII Itmicock's ItulchciH. licliiml Hie rur-lilt hurliiiK if .Mi-riiit, a in n '.x oil tlii first l u Ihife-KHiiie scries with the Hunliiiiii TriinsfuniKMi hy a sroi'ti of X to i In it gumo pluy lit l-'inlny (luhl last iilKhl. Thu Kuim was olio of tho hpiIch : of thiHp to cl(Mcrnitiif Hip city chain l)i(Hihhii. The HulcheiH wen; win ners of first place In lhn first half of the sHuson'tl Schedule ami the Duiihamltug won the hltimhI half honors. The IlntrluM's to tiint nicht' mmw Jumped Into an early lead when a walk. tu Infield plays and an error tallied (he Mini run of tlie Kami' in the second tnninu. A irlpli hy Men-lit. Shlnnn walk, ('reason's single, and u douhle hy Houcdfk shoved two more runs arniMS the plate in tlie firth in nfii.' . Three more. talll'ti were chalked up In tlie sixth w hen Miles. Maker. Merrill and Shiim singled, ('reason walked and Mir Kan was safi on an error. M-tr- kiiii purposely permitted himself f to ha trapped In order that a run mijfht he scmetl. In 'In eolith inning Meniti singled, weut lo third on an er ror and scored on an Infield out. Cicanou singled, advanced lo third on an outfield error and scored on an Infield out to cmntdcie the scorluu lor I he victorious Hutch ers. I Hiii lia m's. titter heiitK shut out for elnht inuliiKM. uol .1 spurk of life and laltled four runs In the Mist of the ninth when Is. I -aural ice was Hale on an error, liom- eiiico doubled. Meiiry was safe on an error. hcoiIuu I.aurunce and sending nmucufro to third. Henry then Moli- net-ond and he anil luiu- eulco scored on Fred Schemer's long douhle. Schemer advanced to third on a passed hall and scor ed on an outlicld lly. lilil Scher ner lined out and Uoodinan fan ned to end the ball panic. A I Merrill. vPinnlutt hinder, al lowed lour hiiH. Htnick out four and wave no whIKk. Kenny l.au rance hus nieked lor l't liltH. while MnkliiK out three unci walking iour. Men-lit led Die llulchers In liil tiiiK with two slimier mid a triple tu four trips to Hie plate, ( rea son collected two hits In four trips tor the second place honors. t'ouienlco. V. Schemer, (Inod iiiiiii and Morrtss. hail a hit aptec tor the iMiiihainlles, Touches Kiiiue. which will start at 7::itt o'clock may decide the championship. iMiuhain's m u t take I on it; hi 'h coutesi lo suy In the title race, lor a two out ol three victory hy tue Matchers (.Jerilieman jffctv OLD MIS llUFrER Af.'.vTt'CKV STR.mnr "AB if fi it cne v: v i i -1 would give them the crown. Summary: it. 11. 10. Iiunhuin's .. . (inn nun titt I 4 4 3 lloiicock s .. .hill uzt U2 S in 2 Laurance and (iondman; Mei-ritt and Meyers. Aiolea AKALKA. Auk. 27. Mr. and Mrs. T-on iluiibaker arrived here Tues day evening from liuke-sfleld. Calif., and will upend several days visiting his fallier, Frank iluu saker, also Air. ami Mrs. Tom Hun saltcr. Mrs. Krankie Schroeder and Mrs. Chester Johns were In (irants J'ass Thursday afternoon where Mrs. Schroeder received care tor an in jured foot. Chester Curtis. Mrs. Champ Johns and sou. Dale, chopped In UoselturK Krtday. Mr. and .Mrs. Carroll Stevenson were in (irants Pass Thursday on huainess. The also visited Mrs. Stevenson's parent, Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie Kins. Mr. and Mrs. A. tiili.ton and son from San Crahitel. Calif., tame Tuesday evening and will visit tor awhile with Mrs. (iilMou's'pareuts. Mr. and Mrs. John KnhJmflier. Mr. mi'! Mrs. Han ('hire anil fam ily. Alls. fl. II, Clare anil Mis. I.. H. flare and sons. John and Dick, .from Sacramento. Calif., are hern to spend t.-n days atlendlng to business at the Clare Lumber Co and also visiting friends. Mrs. K. C. Throne went lo Hose 'burg Wednesday where Airs. Throne remained lo receive medi cal care. Mr. ami .Mrs. K. (). Wescoit ami Mr. ami Airs. Joe Hillings and son from Sii'luglleld were week-end guests m Hie Walter Tinnier home. Mi. and Airs. Algry llobsoii and HuMer Miller Iroiu Salmon. Idalvi. Were here scleral dai s lain wei I. vlxilliei wllh Air. and Airs. Lesler HohSDli. Azalea granae met Monday night wilh thirty-live members present. Mrs. (Ira Colidlay was luslullcil as lecturer. Alter Hie business meet ing lelrcshlllellts were served hy Mr. and Airs. Vernon Taylor, Air. and Airs. Hay Condray ami Air. and Alls. Lester Holisnn, Tlvise niiemliug the regional ong cnulest from Aalea grange held al Itiiorsdale grauei Salur-tlal- nihl were. Air. and Mrs. 1 nn aid llrady. Iletiy Alcl'berran. Halph lliady. Charles Hope. Jr.. Jean Hlace. .Mildred Ames and (Jeue Hiadv NEW JUICE-SAVER PIE Fluted edga knps P C luice ltom running Teeiitincf linish. Vis.' " 'jfJIKN immictiir met SIO, NEW COVERED FRY PAN Fiitt foods to a dIi- cious golden btown. Eitr thick. Cool Q25 Uni:i Baklit hand! a. liuiwutihici Food May Become Norway Problem I.. A. feland or West HosehlllR reporls receipt of a letter from u friend, Karl KJorbeiK, who resides 2a miles from the coast city of Klek kefjord, southern Norway. The let ter, written July M, wns opened by a (termini censor In Osio, hut was sent complete ns written and was marhed "ffenehiniKt," or uc ceiifable. "I read in tlie papers today that we can now send letters to the Cnlted Slales over Hetsaino, Kin land," the letter stales, "so I will try It at jniee. Thanks for what you sent me. You no tloubt won der how we set alollK when so many wild rumors ore travelling here and in America. We have i;ol aloiiK well until now and if It would not net worse we would not have much to complain of. Hut if Hie war continues u lotiv time the food supply will be short. The huy Ing power of our money will be small, so goods we need will be dear to us even nfter peace has been reached.. "Tlie (iermnii soldiors here have behaved very correct; they are po lite and friendly so we have uo fault to find with them." The balance of the letter Is of a private character, but the writiy eiuidiasles tile uncertainty of get ting; mall throu.eji hetweeu Norway and Ibn l.'uilcd Stutes. He had ex pected, be slates, to visit his broth ers In the Culled Slales In Iho near future, but now has given up the hope of ever seeing tbeiii again. Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. I'd. Cincinnati .'...75 -It .ti:in llrooklyn .. ,....ti7 51, ,nns St. Louis ill ba ."211 New York , Ill f5 .5211 I'illsblllgll .. SH 5M .Dill Chiiago HI til .500 lloston 17 71 .lllis I'hllaileliihin :t!i 75 .1112 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. I,. Pet. Cleveland 72 51) .5111) llelroll till 53 .5116 1 New York til 51 .512 Hoslon liti 57 .f:?7 Chicago K2 all .525 j Wasliiluton i 52 (IS .l.1 SI. Louis 51 7:1 .411 I Hblladelplilu 71 .SHU ' ('mist li-niim iiiH'Imiim'il. Wear-Ever SAUCE PAN SET tout 2 Only 3 COVERS TO HT, 7S Sizet for most uset. HeM quickly and even ly for better cooking. Thick Aluminum that will las!. New style slanting rim, eAsy to clean. . PAN fj van . SET or 3 COVERED Sf cuinc diuc II- dHUOI. f Hlig IT- cnoo f u2-0L rat. o at Handsome matched set in eludes sizes lor most needs. Dome covers. Gridiron Material Given First Call Tosfc of Reconstructing Team in Entirety Confronts Coach Pavli of Roteburg High. The first official en 1 1 fni- i-iil Iron innterliil for Jtnscbui'K high' scliool's I1H0 varsity football team has been made for Wednesday af- lernoon. August zs, ul 3 o clock, hy Coach Jim Davis, new Indian men tor, who is opening his first sea sou here as head football coacST Veterans and prospects answer ing the summons will report with football shoes and gym suits as the first lew days of practice will he devoted primarily to conditioning exercises, punting, passing and tlie usual schooling In fundamentals liegiilar eiiiiipineut will be issued tlie first of tlie week to those turn ing out regularly.. Coach Duvis is particularly anxious to have back field men. ends and centers out as soon as possible, but Hie first call has not been restricted to them. Kvery man anxious for a spot on this year's squad is urged to make arrangements to turn out as soon as possible. Must Rebuild Whole Team. Couch Davis Is faced with the problem of rebuilding the entire' lorn bul I team from a small group of returning letternien and re-' serves. lck of a slzeuhle siiuad In . the past has been a serious prob lem in that few capable replace ments were available. The new' mentor is making plans for an in-! creased turnout so that a strong re serve complement can be develop ed. With the battle for positions a wide-open affair, competition among the muteiial turning out will be very been. Maria Indicated that there has not been a spot reserved on the first eleven by either the vetelans or last year's reserves and that every man out lor the team will be given an iiiuple und eiiuul opportunity to win a berth for himself. The tentative schedule has seven games hilled, Willi the first contest a night encounter rhe latter part of September against a team new in local gild cireies Central Point high school. Davis plans on work ing every man at top speed between now and that dale In order that the iiiuiuo varsny win ue ready lor the ...mug competition Central Point. presented by Around the County Glide GLIDK. Aug. 2l.-l.Mi-. and Mrs. George Casehecr spent the week end vlslling ai Hend. lire., with the former's slslor, Airs, lioyd, Love lace. ' Airs. Cecil Illudinan of Port In ml visited lor the past week at the' home of her grandparents, Mr. and. .Mrs. Klsher Strohccker. Her chil dren. Daiieue nnd Charles, were, also witn net-. .Mr. und .Mrs. Hie-hard Wnods and their children. Betty Lou, Herbert. Chat lea and lOstella, spent three days Hi the coast. .Miss Laura Hohuids of Ver seniles. Veniiont. and .Miss ltura Giblison of San Diego, Calif., both retired navy nurses, stopped and visited at the home of Miss Ada L. Wood. They were en route 1.0 Sun Die'o. .Miss Hobllrds' home In Vermont was built in 1SII2 and is still standing. Air. and Mrs. John Alulkey of San Francisco are spending llleir vacation camping on the river. The lornier is Mrs. Lester lllakely's hi 01 her. a Miss Genevieve Moore of Camas I'iOT. JUT. 311. TKUEFtAVOK PERCOLATORS Ami OiJtf $199 I (III S019 i t if inn nni mi m uii Amirha's iavonte coffee makera! Make grand cofioe every time. Opening Sunday, Sept. 1 &hki!gr i" lJsf I JIM PSEtl ' ROSEBURG ARMORY fW Jw 1 WI W JI IJwll'WJ ML '' . ' J; SKating 1:30 to 4 in afternoon W 4$jig& i 0 J " nMSLjWll ii ? and 7:30 to 10:30 every Sunday K? M fPJI "l.,. A J r and Tuesday nights. W A &i ' h f . "SA l Valley vUited over the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Merle Fer rier. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Asam and their daughter spent several days at Steamboat lust week. Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Turnbul and their daughter of Klamath Falls, und Mr. and Mrs. Merle liaises of West Kir spent the week-end visit ing with the Kills' parents, Air. and Mrs. Freil Asam. Mrs. Kstella McC.onl spent a week vlslling her son. Melvin Mc Cord. who la stationed at Diamond Air. and Mrs. Hulph (Dutch) Mil ler and their children. Buddy and jeanno. have moved to Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Hoy lloml und their nephew went 10 the Bond reunion near Salem Sunday. They had a very enjoyable time. - Yoncalla YONCAI.LA. Aug. 26 Air. and Mrs. Art Kychnrd and son Donald, left Friday lor a three days Hip to Crater lake. Diamond lake, return ing home viu tho new Willamette highway. Dare Kingery and dnughter are spending a few days this week In Portland. Mr. und .Mrs. Albert Cockeranl spent several da'B this week with their daughter in Coiiuiile. V. 1.. Applegute has secured a Job. working in the liquor store In Hoseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Applegate will move to Itosehurg In the near future. Air. and Airs. Lee llllnkenslafi are being cnngraluluted oil the ar rival of a duugtiter. Loretta Ie. horn August 21st. wilh Dr. It. K. McKnig the attending physician. .Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Waugh and liavvy, Jr., Jean and Beverly Wangh, Mrs. Vergle Nult and daughter Dorothy, of BMiiiiigtnu, Iowa, visited at. the Homer Knise. Dr. H. F. McKaig and Sumner Brown homes Wednesday en route to San Francisco to attend Hie fair. Mr. and Airs. Harry Markam and daughter and .Mrs. Murkam's mother of Los Angeles visited Will iams Hngan, .Monday en route home from a trip to Idaho. Tom Westhall Is pulling a new roof on his house and painting It. -Mrs. (1. W. Angst left Sunday for a two weeks Hip to Spokane, Wash., ami Molilalia. Norman Main Is visiting rela tives In Seattle, Wash., lor a couple of weeks. Mus Alain visited his uiint In Ciinyonvllle last week. .Mrs. ldlilli Sprlnkel and daugh ter left Thursday for their hame in .Springfield. Ore. -Mrs. Sarah Weiiz, of Bend, Ore., visited nt the Kingery home last week. Air. and Airs. Addle Castor, of Portland, spent the week-end Visit ing at the Castor home In Hlce val ley. George Files nccniu pan led Clif ford Thornton of lioscburg, to Su Ictn Friday. .Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Ciickeram and Air. and Mrs. George Edes mo tored to Odell lake Sunday. George Roberta has been unable to work all week, due lo a sprain ed ankle, which ho hurt while piny lug hail Sunday. Robert Aleck or Seattle and his mother. Airs. Leona Alerk of Von culla left Friday on a ten days trip i to Grand Coulee dam, tlieiice to i opnkaiie, wash. Twenty-one poles S3 feet long were shipped to Portland this week by Nenn I'erinl. Ten of Hie voles -TO;asas "Coy T Si i PUT YOUR EARNINGS TO WORK NOW f J'" I o'offiSlLsc,,lJDB,,UDBER vjt . Ag.in.t SKIDS (imooth lire. .Ii. J I t I I If.... . rt galed into tho third and fourth de grees. Miss Norma Hitchcock, who will bo a candidate for Princess for the North Douglas county full' will be sponsored by the grange. Dur ing the afternoon, the jiivenilo grange met. nnd sturteil their de gree team wrfik. wllh .Mrs. Bessie Watson as leader. ' I ne grwuna pressure wi miwimv nwi is 25 lbs. per square inch of the average man's foot, 3 lbs. of the average "Caterpillar" D4 Tractor, only 6 lbs. That's why "Caterpillar" track-type Tractors don't pack the soil. Vacation Days! It seems that these long, lazy, and warm vaca tion days should never end. But almost before you know it, cold rains will come and evenings at home in a warm house will be greatly appreciated. Now Is the Time to Plan For It A sawdust burner for your furnace may be your best plan. We are prepared to give you figures and facts about saw dust as a fuel. If you plan to burn wood, order NOW before it will cost you more SLAB'WOOD PRICES U-in. Green Slab Wood, 4-ft. Green Slab Wood, 16-in. Dry Slab Wood, 1 Phone 282 came iroiu ocous runey and one frohi Rel hill. "Dos" Perlm uli, f an order for soma poles 120 fee r long, which will be used for 111$ navy. Ballon Bigelow shipped, three carloads of lumber last week. . During the meeting of Elk Creek I grunge, hold Friday night, Mr. an B Mrs. Klwnod Dnrdwell were ni,u fc FROM Douglas County FARM BUREAU Co-Oparatlve Exehgngt Roseburg, Oregon Your "Caterpillar" Dealer There is no reason why you should not have summer warmth in your home this winter. Now before the chilly nights and frigid morn ings remind you get that fuel supply order ed. 1 load ..... per cord . load ....... .$3.00 $2.00 $4.50 PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 Uiia I vault oiaius nru ffl gJOJ U(JS imniiiiaiiiiiiw ; HANSEN MOTOR CO j Call "Doc" 104 ; Churchill Hardware Co. This uhikev is 4 vrars old TTm. Jjntrnn A Co- Inf.. IRONMONGERS
