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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1940. -It. ,l y 1 iMue Illr Bhrerpt Rundnr 7 the nenH'ltcvtrn -v. Membw ml Tmm Aaaoclatcd Pr The AMoclatrd Prn U exclunlve- Hon of all now" dispatches rrrdUcd tn 1 nr not otherwise credited In this napcr and to all local news publUhed herein. All rights or re publication of special dispatches Eereln are also reserved. HARRIS ELLSWORTH .Editor Entered as second class matter May 17. 1920, et the poet office at Baseburff. oragoo. uuasr March 2. 1878. act of Represented toy New York 271 Mndlnon Ave. C'hl eato S0 N. Michigan Ave Nun KranrUco 220 Bush Street lle Iroll 3084 W. Grand Hmil.vurd lA,m Anarlra 183 8. Spring Ktreet Mtlle 03 Stewart Street I'urt l.id 620- 8. W. 81.11. Ave. HI. Lvaia 111 N. Tenth Street. Oil Pllll! iU I AT t Mubacrlvilua. llntea Dally.per year by mail.... Dally, 6 month by mall.... Dally. 3 ihoiitlie by mail.... Dally, by carrier per month. Dally, by carrier per year... . .tn no .. 2.r.o .. 1.25 .. .65 .. 7.80 Kvery state, county and city official or board that bundles public money ehould pulillsli at regular intervale an arrotintliiK et It, snowline where mill bow each dollar l epent. Tina In a fuiiilnmental principle of Uoino cratlu government. TIIOSH who are willing In enn cede. Unit tho coining presldon t l,i I election will be it close ra.tr will lio interested la Hi" figures given helow. Those who bellevo either cundldnto Is corlain nr el ection hull bent alilp thin enliiinii else they may wnBto u lot of their own and our time mulling ithnut the KU""" Ihat In niuilo here. The. fniOHH Hint Wlllklo will bo elected by u small margin Ik baa ed solely upon u mitl Ikmiik Utiil analysis of the electoral vnlo by states 111 the punt 10 presidential OlOCtllHIK, UHKUllllDK ttlltt IhnsO status huvliiK voted seven or more times Tor the republican riindlilalo will do su Hguln. In Hie lust ten elections 211 stales, with an electoral vnlo or 2611 have voted huvoii times or morn for republicun candidates. (Hull Moose volea in 1 ! 1 2 lire con sidered nominally republican I ; 111 status with an electoral volo of ir,K have voted dumocrnllc six or morn times out of the ten; 11! Hlutes wllh lin elecloral count of 104 have voted either five or six limes for the republican candi date. Ily assigning to Roosevelt nut only those doctoral votes from State Press Comment We Saw Wallace's Right Ear (Salem Statesman! Out of whatever uii-KiicHsahlo number of persons took the trouble to turn out Tuesday afternoon at the railroad Htatiou In the hope of seeing ami bearing Henry Wallace, democratic vlec-prcsidoniinl candi date, at least lib per cent were dis appointed. Kiiher they didn't see lilin, didn't hear him, or neither. In the first place no one knew whether Wallace was going !o apeak from the rear of the train or aomewhere in the middle; when the train slopped I hern was a rush to the spot where he appeared, and the race was to the swiftest and the best linc-plungcr. Then .Mr. Wallace. Instead of slaudliiK on lin ear vestibule where he could be Jutvo been seen, was somehow per suaded to step down to Hie fanned so that only the first two or three i'owh could get a glimpse. On top of that there una no loud- Bpeaker. I he first six or seven rows beard him pretty well mil II the band uuaecnuntalily begun in play. And llieu Ihe train slarled In pull out ufler about two minutes it wus 17 minutes or so late and the former cabinet member bad lo run In catch it. Numerous expressions of disap pointment and chagrin were heard hum loyal democrats as they rue fully departed. No one can blame them. Some opined that H was nil a low republican trick: but the fiasco was too complete II couldn't have been planned thai way, even by Mack Senneti. KRNR MtrtiMl roade.stlne .ymmmm ItOO Klleeyelee RUMAININQ IIOUKS TODAY OUT OUR WAY 9fWOm fcWAlT --WAIT.' LEAVE MB THAT'S RIGHT MA, OUT IP YOU'RE GOIM' TO TELL V IT LOOWS SILLY TO A COP THAT YOU WENT HUWT UP A OOP TO I THR.U A STOP LIGHT I POM'T TE.LU HIM YoO PASSED VTI7 VAAM r TO 6E IM THIS GROUP- V A RED UGHT- -HE'D 1-4- - HE'LL THIMK WE'RE SIMPS, () THIWUC YOU --WELL, YOU . J HE'LL LAUG.H UP.H1S SLEEVE- if KMOW HOW SWEET r ' I -DOKI'T WAN1T PEOPLE. J THEY ARE TO PEOPLE ' THIMHIM' 1M SLIOHTLV THEY THIMki ARE TOUCHED.' y SIMPLE -WELL. I '. Ii -5A CAM T STAK1D 't!!? THAT' y , I Wur,Wi:rvv,?l why mothers get gray ' ,0if . . . : ; ,. . I li ' 'I" bl 4f, seconds. The con- K AMKLINllS I I By PAUL JENKINS J j Stanford Looms as Top Title Bidder Conference "Mystery Team," With 2 Wins, Faces Chief Test Against "Brones." Sox Win Chicago Title In Ten-Inning Battle CHICAGO, Oct. 7. (AP) Th-: American league Is supreme i:i Cniiago und has been since l!i:.l. That was the last time the Chi- rairo Cubs won the city' baseball hnmplniishlp from the buttling White Sox. The National leasuer bowed for the sixth giralKlit lime yesterday in the annual aeries, the Sox wiiui inn the sixth eaiue. !, to 4. in lu Innings to cop the play off.). 4 to 2. The fellow who nut the i linen- er on the Cubs wag old Toil LyoiM, v.-bo gave them seven hits over the route for his second victory of lit j series und his fourth In u row ove.1 the Cubs. m m. m mi in which everyone i.i ucalust him, and he is Invited lo "talk bis way mil of 11" in 4:" seconds. The con- 4:(ill - .Matinee Dance. ilcslalils In the Hunts have u 4:15 Ma Perklne, Oxydol, MBS. chance lo put Kuicee linker on the 4:311 Sheep and Coats Club ' mi"1. and n.sk him In talk his way .MILS. 'jolit or it. H:(i0-The Tune .laiulioree Sum Pierce. Irlple-lhicil man. r. .-:! American Piimlly Itobiusou. J writes, produces ami handles Hie 6:45 Cap't, Midniuht, Ovaltine, ;'oininerelals lor Scnsalloiial cinar- MBS (l:iin-milion Lewis. Jr., .MISS. .6:15 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties. (i.mi-lilnnor I inure. 6:30 Willkie for President, MBS. 7:03 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl Ciflars, MBS. 7: la .Mutual .Maeslios. 7::io Lone Hanxi r. .Mils. K:iiii--I lance Orcb. 8:10 -1'. S. Army Hecruilinl! Pro- Kram. 8:30 Double or Nothing, Fccna- mint, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News. MBS. !: 1.1- Clyde l.llcioi' IHrli. .MIIS. 9:30 Wako Up America, Ameri. elles. Oil Sabotage Plot lircjIAKKST. tu. 7. fAI' Ijtilof'ii Rinii.uiiiiii liall If pliiiifs I h'v in ;i "(lcl-iisivH n-forin;iis-sjinro IMkIh" mcr l!um;uii;in nit t if ih a in I liiii-harrsl mil lintilii'M y;i hi Siimlii. us llif ptfssi'il mi iu-M-hiialion ol iillt-t ii Ihiiisli huhtt liit'i' iuis it:,'aiiist K.isulim- sltip iin'iils hr Ci'iinaiiy. Jii:3i- can MB. sin orr Economic Foundation, I -(,,M' M' P1'""'- iiiiiiiiuaili1. ti'ksk.w, (i roi:i:i( s 7:Oi Slulf ami N.unifiisi-. 7:1.- IIM.ichts on l-'aim ami Hi Club .Wus. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Denn-Gerretsen Co. 7:ir Itltnp.-iicly In Wax. 8:00 "Good Morning Neighbors," Neighbora of Woodcraft, MBS. H::i Thin unci 'i'lial in Al-lfly. K:4.r U'cnds ami Altisii-. .M Its. !:!- -Muslcohid. AIMS. 9:15 Man About Town. !i:Hn - Alinniiin ViirhMU's. HtatfH vollug demticnitic a major-, :03La( of M)lljonSt cope'o? ny oi uiu u-n uiih'h inn km ihk iq: 15 World Series Baseball, Gill- i.t... ni...i tt... ..i....t,.....i r the HlatcH vutiiiK rive ami nix tlineH for iciniblitHii raiuliilalt, IiIk lotul cuineH to 2(il! or cvactly evi;n voUm plun't of Uw ih'CiIl-iI j 1 jiuijority In Die 1U prcslilfiillal elect itnin boKlnuitiK willi l.tie I'lcction of l!in. I be repiiltlican rnixliilateH have won nix tlineH and tint detunrral v (HinliUaleH four I linen. Thus the Huvon lo thri'O ratio miulreil for HtateH iven Wlllkio In (lie above caleulatlon w nit Id seeiti to ol tsiM tlio hllpht. iiredmiiinaiire ol rejub-Ik-fin victories. Alm It should be noted (bat re publieau vie inrieH in I!'"", 1 y I and I!mik were lollnwed by d tats In VJl'Z and IIUC. I 'm thei inoi e the republican viciurlen of l!:'n. I'.ejt and 1!2H were follow imI by I wo deinocntHc laiuUlides. In oilier wonH, Hie vnthi); bls tury of llu; rnllrd Slates is tbat llure is tt hwIiik a '..,( t'i:n "iili it doiniiiant pal ly alter two or more terms in olflee, Til i.i It- not a pmliiiion il is a KiieKH bused upon the n-mid vote III ten pielou elections. Any reader ran take the same liKUM-s and wicb bis ealtiilaliuns lo suit bis own fumy ustnn tbe war. re lief money or patronage as fac tors and prove anotln-r lut.e ill land'lido. How eve-, this w .-it.f la equally reaily lo believe that si Hies that hat e oled he vet i or more times oul or ten lot ri pub liean candidates v. 1 1 1 not tole (bis time for a tbitd lerin for a demo cratic candidate. ette Razoi-B. MBS. 1:00 Bachelor's Children. Old Dutch Cleanser, MBS. 1 : 15 Our Friendly Neighbors, Alka Seltzer, MBS. Stall' ami Local News. 35 News-Review of the Air. I : ITi - lance I ireh. J;nn At Your Command. l::;n - I'.-T. A. I'n-ram. l': i:. We. the Wimnm. AIMS. A. 1'. News. AlltS. :lt.") dene llcn lici's Ore ll.. AMIS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. I. nil Matinei- (lame. .1:15 Ma Perkins. Oxydol, MUS. l:.'!o Sands ui Tim". AlltS. a: on- Ned Jordan. Secrci A.t;enl MIIS. . :;ti - Vanelic;. 5;.5Cap't. Midniuht, Ovaltine MBS. li oi I'tiKon l.cw i.-. Jr.. MIIS. It 1'. iM'uner llami'. li::;o John II llnle. MI.IS. li I . - M.'IimIics M..d i n G:55 News, Calif ties. 7:oii- ItayuiMiiil ( MIIS. 7 IT. Mutual Mai-lio. 7:30 Wythe Wilhatnii, American Safety Razor Co.. MBS. 7 : 45 Sensational Quizzes, Sensa tional Cigarettes. MBS. S no L.im:h u' Swum Club. MIlS s ::n nick Jiiiti-ii . i. h . iits 9:00 Alka Seltzer News. MBS. Secret ii dice UUest itilM'd fur ' hours A. .Miller, director of th" I b it i.-di - dominate,! Asti a Komana , (Hi coinpatiy. who was turned over to them today by per sous, i epoi ted to have Kidnaped biiu l wo da t s ;l;o. ! hritisb 1-ation ollii ials. all '-r iniert leu i iii; tin- oil man in bis tell, said he bad been beaten dur um the IS hours lie had been h"ld bv a hand ol youths lu plain- iotbe. The lliili.sli legation promised a "scjij at ioiin 1 stateaienl" late r about the AlilhT ease It said lhat still unknown was t lie u hereabouts of 1'ercy ( l.trlt. lio, piCNirlent of tbe I'loesti oil eu Ki'e'crini: tirm. who t he lenat ion cbai i;ed w as kidnaped yestei day in eircu instances shuilar to t be seiuie ol Milter. The 1,'uinanian seciid pidlce continii'-d an iut est ij;at ion into I what not el li lie 'Ml circles call "a tv ide.spnvid Iti it ish sabot a ne plot." (Jot et niiietit sources said "units- , pillalde e idetice" bad been UlH'oV ;eied lo show that the lllitisli plau-ih-d d'st i iut ton of oil en route Iti ; I i ' i ' u i a n t lor uai planes. I The police asserted that In rue tniaiititics ol IntinlM, fuses and oib t niat'-rials tor abotaue hal i been hni rid In I ti itish and K uni.it i ! iau lioines and oil I b ids. About every a-i tdten I fce.t a let fiuorn jobs offered inn lu oub trip ter Irtmi Motitli; Morris, l'nrmerui town; but now we have uiuoimh lioscbui-K youtm mail who went lo I men and thlnus arc not no Insane Aiasna several years ai;o lo prow up villi tbe cmntry there. I have come lo look for ward to them, when ever I have time to think of ii, for I find litem interesting. Hut you may Jit duo for yourself. f'ir I am poitiK to fcive you Ihe benefit of his last one: l(ear Friend: tiuess I haven'l written you for some time, but I do suppose ynu sometimes wonder h,')W Eioes il up here in Alaska, es pecially now with air bases and airports, army posts and coal de- leli:es litdlip pill il). "Ho a-bui v is very well repre settled htue at A nchoraKO, with totinu Murphy, IVnny O'Neil, Joy n'Neil Klawb-h, hill (iatvler. Ste wart Karl in er. Midpe Andurson i Jeeves i. my brother hob and nosh fiiiildciily 1 1 ti'in't know who idse; semns like i nuinp inio nnuuieru ureKon peo ple everywhere. "Tbt'ie it to l.'oo men now em ployed at the base here and over Suit soldiers, quite busy to beat Old Alan Winter who la due about No vember 1st. There will be IWnn in 'ire due here nn Nov. 1st. and 'jtiite a bunch of officers ami pilots. "Aiie'ionmc s some boom town nov.- with everyone, hurrying about trying lo cet a cover overhead bo lore snow Hies. "Shauue as il may seem I saw help wanted ads run in Ihe paper tor weeks and have had two nr Mrs. A. Howes, 74, Passes at Yoncaila P.icilic Utili- I n j !' I . 10:00- M.h I Mi. Iiin s il lly.i.' I ..; Mi -Havfin of Rest. MKIl I'll Tin. Mmiii.iI I ll O.Kll i . Il.iii M'l anullli'l null 'Mi Willi llu- i'..lalili'llHH": l:i1i,.H lln'ililip "ll N nr h ii i .: ' iii-u Mtniul hi'iiiil .Mi.iiil.im. I'SI' mir MINI M US. illS. I :i'lln 1 i ii..-; . w 1 1 1 1,1V. . r. h.nl I i iilinl " ill II In. II" ii ii ni.'inhi'r M - iitni Ku ;il 1 1 1 v i in.- :n h. M, Kn ilih.in I. i. .i,-,l i.-.i ..ml. i llnw.-s, 111!1 lllHIH' 'it Uliv Mi K.-i'. i Immi: illni-s.1 i.ili;illi.i. ll... inn 71. .Ii.-.l lli.l.i. i-t llu- liinin' 'it h.-l ihilicll V"in ii!;.. II. Mil ill i Mi:.. siiliMil i.l I'.nn; I'iiil'. riiiiiint; In Ml.-ill. s u;is ;i liir l.'ll nil-Ill M'Ml.i.ill-l .iinrill Mini lll' I' I Alii u:llliins :ilt- luii iIiuil: til.-! s. ill.-.. M. K. i' ;il..l Mis ll.utir Hi. .'in. . (lllltl.llliM. Mini nil liar.. 1. 1 W. HUM'S. ii.l. t -imi r.iln'i.i n i.i l-'.-.ll. I 111 "I I I. ' - ill ll.' Ill'l.l Ml li.- nil. m!!m M. 1I1..1I1.-1 . Iitii. li al :. ::.i . in. i m....i,i . t;.-v. r. A. Hi n- IM.II III i i.N.I till.-.. Itlli'l I'l'-ltt Will 111' 111 I 111' illll' l!lM . .MM. 'I' TV . A I -I 1111'' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 S Ml.' ill I'llMI'lTf III SI. .ii n.-. iii.m in... i iMt.iiin.l. .. I.. M .. i. I th. t'..n !.. Editorial on News (Ooattaiw tnm h U ii. 'I 'I'll" ni'l.v.n;, 1 Ii u I'Mii.il l" u.Mlnr i.. llu- hun.'t in th-' Iii-ni! lit I'lnli'i l.li.il.lrM.-MiM- Tllr t'-" u t am. wliit ii st. ui. -.1 S.-i't :; ' i 1.1 IIMlll'Mst tl.Mll 111.' I'. iilii...;. I'lll.ii, iill.liliii linn. N. u' in I. ! Union President Found i Guilty of Extortion iluiM'il more loud '! i.l-: i:i N i l Km.I.I. i; th.' M.I. ui. I 1 I'l'lltl' Mill, li. T! ALU l.ii LUMi Unit Inn', jaiii'tl llnli- ttu vti(ii: "II 1 lniil tinly oitu Imit' ut tnriiil. I wiiiilil hpII half of It mid liny wliltu liyn ciiilliH fur my tioul." 'J'bat wan buck In tlio inawiiit iliiys when Ihn world .m at iiurc. II. uau llit'ii naff1 .tn think of Mirh DiIiikh hh whltn liyaiintliH. In IIioki? (laytt. with tho wtuld al war and every lvallon threalriH d. ONLY KSSKNTI.M.S COTNT. Iii'l.n. ili;iiMii;iii i -l.it.' ii.itit .'Vl'Mll'M s. tllnii r llu. ;. lAI'i Al- si.ll'Ml lisini'l i .in. I. tt'ti ..I rt.ittli.l t him i. I'Mli t ill I M s ;i 1 1 ; 1 1 1 v i.l I'll i';trs . l..llt"l Unit Kl.il "i. liiini i.tnt r.ulin -s ..I w.i.;. si.ij'pim.'. MMlitl. .1 ; Willi 1,111. ) I. Ml IMtlltiti IMS ill.' .ir i'i.'i mill !- tils! Willi. 1 1.' III. Ml. I'MlUni: i's I ui.tr .tM'its I'.imi I tl" lllllni illl'li'MIt I' ill I . '.'II MllllMll's h.'tl.ll' til." slltlW '.Ml' - I'll III.' ill!. ' Si MS. 111. Ml, it Illll.'- ' 1H i.llll' l' I'l lti. I.I.' IMI'I'IM I'MllM t.llMlll.-Mi 1,11' I MiMi I list. M..M . IH'"' jw.'. UIy. a.. l- 'i'i . i- A:l Il i.-.-i IKMnlt-s Itir 1-itlli i.ini; .M.ii l. t ll" II' j Ttl.-:-.l;t s it III! 'rtnll -it,i . ill V I, I p III. I'ST Ik. in 111.' ,'-l..i:.' .m Hi.' l''itlllill tr I It. -ill 1 1 1 111 I litl w nil'! iTIlliltll' IIIUllI'MIl' IIMIM'M'.. Ml I 7; 1.'. p in 1 I nn 'I ii.-ii.iy iiiiiln Hi.' shi.w will! By the U. S. Weather Burenu. hi. call. si "limn lie I'l-iM.n.il." Ii ! ll ii ii, i,i ii v I ;:.i p. in. isi.m.Imv :;c ; ;s ll ciiMihliiiiln.il il'ii ami pnl.M Mluli.'M l .-in m-i'ii t n 1 1 ves! itiUi v T'." iKiiiiii nlmw. (in Tlniis.l.iy ii.i.hl i .,. ,t l.'iiip.'i.UMi,. I.ii nich'l 47 l will Im- llll.'.l ' l.ilk ti l a j I'.i', iiMial inn ,.r ; iU.i . . u linn of This omi. " Tins is a liai s j .u,, . ,!,,-,. lrs( ,i in, ,11th , i.;; p.ll'.(UI,.c. Tbe nlMh -licit i- p" , In. mS.pt. I. IMII.i .. ,t .... MMilcil with il three-point Mtualli'ii Kxcsp titnti sicpt. 1, imp 1.26 WEATHER STATISTICS By RC8SKI.I. NEWI.AND RAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7. (API Pigskin nrovlow and i. view : Kootball, fur western variety. proviuoH the settlncs tills week-end for two coast conference clashes. biK league interscctional battle und the answer to the most im portant question of the day just how powerful Is the amazing Stan ford teum? The answer is expected to he carved Into the turf at Stanford stadium Satin. lay when tho In dians try to ride herd on the Santa Clara Itroncos. Suinford started the season as the "mystery team" of the confer ence. Its new type or play tauuht by a new coach. Clark ShauKhn- essy. was untested on western K i'l. Ilious. There was nothing niysleiious about tho results of Stanford's two eumcg to dutc hut Ihe tricky fashion in which it walloped I'ni- versity of San Francisco, 21 lo (I. and the I'lllversily of Oregon. 1:1 to P. confused opponents, fans and visiting scouts. Broncs Show Power The panic with Santa Claia should furnish the real test. Santa jr. s. V. A Clara teams have had a habit of i Professional Men trouncing Stanford rivals for sev- ('oca Cola oral years. The Hfonco eleven. Stephens fiaruuo :oachcl by "Hack" Shaw, opened . Klks l.odi;e its season auspiciously, hy beatinu I'tah :il lo III, and then scored a 0 lo win over the University ol California at I.os Angeles, llefeat ing C. '. I.. A., which tied for the conference championship last year. always Is considered a man si.cd ' scores. Harry Hi nt. v. ;:',:! and job. Scores Last Night The I . C. I.. A. mums, incident- i oca i oui: iillv. nnii'iir iliioini'il lo lake Iheir llanillcaii Ihiid lickltiK of the season. Satur day. They uiei'l last year's south west, conlereucc cniitupion, i exits A. ti M and the Annies ate ruled stronger than Southern .Methodist, which hung a !Mo-6 decision on Ihe llruins two weeks ngo. Coirtmercial League Standings Team Kiwanis Del liev Kagles .. V 7 (i 4 Games Last Night Kiwanis .',; Klks loile n. Coca Cola 1': Stephens Oarage 1. Hel Rev 2; Professional Men 1. Kllgles 2: I' S V A 1. Iliuli individual and high series I nnw. I'lUeen dollars a. week is com men for rooms and hotels are all full up: eats are fairly reas-'juahle, same lor groceries and clothing. Wood is going to be high, as all llaso and wood is scarce al S12 in I :nft;cnro encounters bring to si:l a cord. Coal and oil will tako ,!tl""r 1 nive.su o. ensuing lis place soon t0" "lul "regnii at Portland, anil "I went moose hunting lasl Sal.. ' Washington Suite college and lite and saw a brown bear so big I University of Calilornia at I'.erke neatlv mislook it for a moose, lis 1)'- tracks were bigger lhan inv hat I Cougars Merit Favor brim, und al -Inn vatds I reallv got I Washington, consensus choice lo a thrill watching him ihtoimh tho win the conference title, knocked glasses fishing out salmon from "v"r University of Idaho 21 lo li. tin- creek. I didn't even see a last week and coasted in alter al noiise only lots of tracks, but mining a substantial lead. Oregon those make poor eallng. disclosed a powerful ground aitacli "Uveryone up here -it seems while losing to Stanford and fin hopes for war to end anil end islied the game without Ihe serv ouirkly in Ktiglanil's favor. We ices of its best lell hallhack. .iolin have a new National (iuard post Kerry, who should he ready for here and it's heavy artillery; some Washington. The latter, however, class, eh? "I am carpentering at the llaso and get to see the hoys doing yiiai.l duty i" ihe mud and rains ves il rains liere, too. "Spent 2 months at Kodlak llaso this springand did it rain there Oil. Hoy! "The Navy is more secretive about Iheir base than the army here: but I did get to see it's to be qulle a great deal under ground and protected hy Coast antl- ! Koser I I). Stevenson illishop U'ellinan ' I. iles i Stephens Oarage: Han. in up .... C. lilark .... 1. Stephens ill. Russell II.. lle.'lty ... (i. Lootnis .. Kiwanis: llMllflit'Mp .... Call' I'llllerlon ... Fisher I'M'lliers Parkinson .. .1 1 r. .121 .172 . IK . Mil ..117 s.ss nr, nut 1 :::i i::n l::u 1 .Ml s:i!i aircttili. guns. "Well, 1 am running low nn chat ter hope you can read this! Your friend. Monlio Morris." REEDSPORT STUDENTS GET EMERALD REPORTING BEAT I NIVUHSITY OF OliKOON, Ktl gelle, October 7. -Cot'l'ine Wignes. ltceuipoi'l, is one of 2 University of Oregon journalists lo he selected for a regular reporting beat on Ihe l.mcinld. student daily score of students applied for posi tions. Miss Wignes. a gradual; of Rcedsporl high school, is a sopho more majoring in journalism at the university. She was a member of the Fmerald staff last year. Klks Lodge: Handicap V. Stephenson Oat she will he the starting favorite. iF.IMutt California came back from a 1 1-j Weiss tod heating by Michigan to whip Miscntoc favored St. Mary's. !l-to-B. last ! week. , lis ciitiference opener with j I'lolessii.n-il Mi Washington Slate sizes tti as evil, i Handicap with the breaks deciding the wilt- ( ( otiiploii ner. On their records. however.' jl nn j asnington iaie snoiii'i one up as tne tai'orite as tlie resun oi a ! 1-H tie with Southern California I. .1.1 MIS! we.-.. j , ... ' ll-nidi,...,. Molilalia. Sifh n situation would i J' , be tinged with irony, inasmuch as a coast poll rated W. S. C as Ihe ptoiiiible tail-cuder in Ihe confer-. ence race. Idaho meets Gonzaga and one guess Is as good as another on the oi.tcoine. the former having lost to Oregon State. II to o. as well -,s to Washington, and (lonzaca 121 .171 .110 ..HPS . I 'Hi ..1 IS SS2 .1 III .122 . IS2 111 . U'l inn Silu 121 i:il i.i 1 1" lsr, 1H2 Winter "Undies" Preclude Need Of Guard Migration Tlv MARSHALL HUNT CAMP MURRAY, Oct. 2. Unablo to 1ft members of the Rosebin-g national guard mmitanv to go Houth, like Keose, at the first sign of iijmroiu-hinc winter, Canlaiu Robert L. Irvius avoided noceituily lor a raiKiation of his men by Is sumice on the first cold morning 'Monday of Iour underwear, vhirh Is ol" BUtricdont warmth to produce tropical alntosiihere in the coldest weather. (lear weather has ore- vailed 80 far at Camp Murray with the exception of showers of short duration last Friday and Wednes day. Rearrangement of touts and np pninlniPtit of transport seraeant with usent and transport corporals and specialists were made this week by Cant. IrvlnK. Twenty three tents have been erected three each for supply mid special ists quarters. 13 squad tents ami one each for headquarters, corpor als, sergeants, cookiim staff, agent and transport corporals. The following new appointments were made: lu charge of trans position will lu Sergeant Harry ('ollisou assisted hy Transport Cor porals Glenn Jackson and SIicUmIi Hayes; the duty of accurate firing of machine guns by use of Instru ments will be taken cam of by Agent Corporals Clarence Kair jjml Lester Ulakely; Stnnlev Hogan and Dee Hover were designated 1 11 buglers; motor mechanic. James UUU 'Mfin" responsible fir repairing j guns are Artificers William Pat terson am) David Sand ; William jStroheckcr and Thurmaii Cannon, iinotorevclists. I Hcallh of the company has been eood with only three men James Kvaus. Clarence Fair. Ralph Sebern bavinir to miss duty. All are now well and have returned to duty. The soldiers at Camp Murray now enjoy practically all the con veniences of home. Kor evening amusement the imn can either sit in their lent by the stove and road 442 or listen lo the radio or (hey can SfJii 27iMl Mlteiid tho latest shows at a hit'go 1 1 heater just constructed by tlio :t;:i 'army. T.llj Kridav. every man in Ihe com 4mi puny was laken to Kort Lewis and ict. .77S .w;7 .Cti7 ; .444 j 11 171 lf.n I Hi i;:o ii.!. ; JS0 : 17:i ' lllill 121 1 Hi 120 l.'.l 121 1 1 si .1 17 .172 1 III 1 III I 2!l 1 ii!l IM M7 711 1!7 ll'l 1s7 i::2 121) S 1 1 1 1ll 1SII 112 1(17 17 12", s:u 711 1 -Mi 120 III im; i Il7i n;s Mill I 2e:i fired several rounds in it prone po sition with a rifle. This gave men 'of c.'iiniiauies using weapons other I than Ihe rifle'needed experience in I lilt w, spot). Begin 11th Year ::i!i -1ST 117 ::ss SID 2I1U A tax on windows was levied Over five j in Kngland in lG'.iti. f'aniitiiell .lllll'l . . I.i hrhai h Jicdliaru .. I 'el Uey: Kadig I Mi-Mllllen ' I lutchius . i Henry Absentee . 'r. S. V. .A i llalidicap .211') 122 12li lul 1 2. 1 HIGH TYPE BEAST HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured beast 6 Ii belongs te Ihe highest order of mam mals, the . 12 Fish eggs. 13 Ventilated. IS Serrated tool. Hi Soon. 17 Commonplace discourse. lft llarr.'ictnla. 20 Hastened. HI A larger form ot this beast. 22 Small child. IM To sin. 25 Adam's mate. 2(i I. ion. 2(1 Opalescent. 31 .Sound of a drawn cork. Answer lo Previous Pu7lp 'LIES'; O.V.A T El Rfc-PI I NT , -Ml SBSB L.A.UfiAiSA: Eg QTL FN SOL'AU.W'FOI f-" S A MLJC L.'Ci-TE'MfrN'sr' ID I iA1 llwl(-c 40 Postscript (abbr.). ""I Guided. 44 Doctor (abor.) 45 Thorny lice. . Part of foot. JD Mallei. .14 One who races 54 Wina. 3.i Kxcuse. 55 llnckstitch. M lluilds. 5f Notched. S8 Pertaining to' 57 ("oiisumcrl. apple acid. 50 It is an cxccl- !9 Golf device. lent- GO It has a di-p.'iMtion. VKRTIC'AL 2 Measure. 3 Midday. 4 ItKiqlit. 5 Parked. , f. For. 7 To slumber. 8 Perfect 4ypc. . 0 Onager. 10 Woven string, i i Alienor (Pi.). 14 Wrath. 16 It is or found in trees. 19 It lives in climates. Prevented. 23 Absconds. 25 To choose. 27 Jars. ? 29 Nominal value 30 Expert flyer. 32 Grease. 33 Girdle. 37 Woolen cloth (Pi). 42 Toilet box. 4.1 Dormitory. 45 Ink stain. 46 F.nslish title. 48 Biblical priest, 50 Measure ot area. 51 Promise. 52 Corpse. 53 Limb. 54 Barley spikclet D5 Afternoon (abbr.). 58 New England (abbr.). roZJD2' rTi "r wby ;- 28 29160 jffKrlm 1 FP W j 7 55- w " i;:.cfi,;-. 35 T HdVn'iQ U jbi Jb Li I U r" 'Iroppillg It Hi lo ft contest to SI. .Maty's two weeks ago. Having held Southern California to a scoreless lie last week. Ore gon State's big team goes out of iie Cdtifei'elli'o to meet the touch little I'niversity of Portland Kit day night al ' Corvallis. Oregon Stale power should prevail. Southern Califoi tiia Iruvcls inlo llu; Nino territory lo lake on tae l ii'verslty of Illinois at Chain-I'Uign. Newsom Blanks Reds in 5th Game I'.v (JAVI.K T.M.IIOT CINCINNATI. Oct. 7 I A I'l -line of the most unexciting world series in memory ot many came hack to Ihis city today fur a re turn engagement, with the-lietmit Tlgiis leading the Cincinnati Ke.ls three irtotics to two and needing only one more to make in tilauko. Shutout x to e Sunday hy Hobo Newsom in yesterday's tilth came at llelniit, the lieds figured to square it al three-all today behind Uuiky Walters, who tamed the Tigers with a three-hitler in lite second game here la.-l w,-ek. Illlcky's scheduled inniind rival again was Schoolboy li.Hlc, who got rough tiealincnl tl'oin Hie Iteds the lasl lime he laced tlt.'lll. They slammed him fioui.the hill and went nn to win wilhout an anxious moment. New sold yesterday pitched one of the gre:ilel games of his lite. Hut his tcatnuiales battered the Ke,i pitchers, slatting with .liinii.r Thompson, so quickly and violent ly thai Hud. s inaglillli cut efloit (iract ically was wasted. The second cuessers even were saying lhat .Manager MuK.-.r wou.u have been smart to pull Newsom from the game alter I'etroit piled up a 7-lo-n lead ill the touitii in ning and sine him lor what might be the deciding bout tomorrow. Newsom gave Ihe Kids only thtee bits, one a gi'oun.ii r pa! Riirlell that a llfOte sprightly shortstop would have gobbled up. (inly one Hod reached second b;ee. He struck out scien Cin cinnati batters and got two strikes 11 others !ie!ole they took a Intlle swipe a', the ball. Ncwsiim walked only two. Worletige I'l-her Calvin .... Tannlund Spencer .. Kagles: Handicap .... I). Mills I'. Whitlatch Al. Keiley ... ('. .Murphy ... I'M Iji ow n ...141 ..lr.ii .'.112 sin; 1.-.S .. 12.", . 147 ...in; ...iau .. i iie Mill ...ir.2 ...171 ... '.Ill .. 12.1 ..121 .. 2i'7 1.12 Illll I. 12 1i'.:! 12!) KM III 2 HI 14 1 Kin Him II. ; S.MI ir.s 122 121 1 1 1 1H2 Ml 1 r,.'i in-. lis 1 111 K.2 122 2..II 1li 0.1 h:i 112 1 12 770 III 210 ICS 111 HiS 111! m;2 ir.s 141 111 128 121; 14 MIS i r,2 1 la 1 1.1 1 1ll 1.",7 l.-.s MIS 221 .'ISO 2!i1 ill!) 1H2 i.S2. 4 IS I2U 1)21 271 2WS 471 Tito IiOKohurg Alen's Clee chill will meet at tin; Methodist chitrcli, South, building at T.aue and Main streets at 7:20 p. in. Thursday to start its 1 1 1 It consecutive year, Kalpb Al. Church, director, aunouttc. i ed today. The club has been ell ' joying a vacation during the suin - tner mouths hut will sliirl regular -1 weekly rehearsals beginning this w eeli. The 1'osebtlrg Alen's (Jlee club Is a voluntary orgauizat ioti of men who enjoy singing. Organized tell years ago. the club has given at least one formal- concert each year in addition to performances at many special occasions in Itose hurg and at oliier towns throughout tlie county. Any men Interested in singing are Invited to join the dub, and it is urged that singers desiring to i become members report next Thurs day in order lhat the work lor Ihe season may be started ut full strength. ir.n 4SI Reserve Officers Unit To Meet Here Tuesday High School Crid Scores seines of Ore I'lOilillll galues Ntw y.j trolling its I. b.i lu riiel.ii.it.-7i-uiiie w .Uet r'rout. W.ekend high school lev. : Heiid 2". Albany 7. .Medtiitil 2u. Crattts I'ass li. I.a Crande d. The liaTles u. Salem 2,:i. Oregon ( jty 7. Astoria 2il. itainiei' o. Alilwaiiliie 12. St. Helens ;.. KllgiMie 2i'. McMinmille o. t'niversity high 12. Keilmond 12. I'elllll. Ion 12. Bailer 2. Millon l'rcewaler 21. Cniou o. Corvallis 12. Tillamook 7. Sprillllticld 12. .IlllletioM City (1. Newtierg 2s. Woodtuil'n li. Coilliilie 12, Marshi'ieiil il. .My rile Point 27. Halui.in 2u. North Heud It. Cottage (June O. rmpipia unit of tlie Itescrve Of. ficers association will meet 'i'ltes ; day evening for Ihe first, study pe 1 i-iod since the summer vnculion. .Meetings will he heid at regular in lorvals tiii'oughout the lal), winter ami spring seasons unless interrupt ; (id by calls to uelive service, j The meeting tomorrow night, will I he held at the !'nipiua hotel, stall ling with a dinner al :: o'clock. 1 The unit instructor will be present to assist in outlining tlio year's program. Nazi Sailors Mabbcd as They Goard Japanese Ship Oregon Rye Grass Seed Sent to Flooded Area COIiVAI.I.IS. ),t. 7...(Api Kig'ileen i arloiids .of rye grass seed lias been dispatched Item Orenoii i -lints, mainly In the Willamette '.alley, to Ohio river areas l hat were flooded this year. The seed I. rough! S2.2T. per hun dred pounds to growers. l '.-lt iie;'. daughter of Crover Clevr. laud, was the only child of a ptesi- dent of the Cnite.l stales to be AI.I'AliAISO. Chile, (let. horn in t he White House. She wa3 (M'l IY.nr members ol the crew of I'll 11 Sept. '.1. IStCi. the scuttled Cetiuan poeket batile- . . snip Aituural (,ral spec, who escap ed from Argentina, were arrested today aboard a Japanese vessel s. he.iuie.i to sail this afternoon for Julian. Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieve"! promptly be cause it goes riebt to the sent of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and nid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous, mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Colics, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Bus Fares REDUCED $ Seattle Sacramento ... Long Beach ... San Diego Los Angeles ... San Francisco Phoenix, Ariz. 4.50 5.50 10.85 12.00 10.50 6.00 16.50 Low fares to many more polnta Streamlined Buses Convenient Daily Departure Dollar Lines Depot: Grand Hotel Phone 155 T. J. Seemes, General Agent wwr'W'.pf? 1