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mi TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 7.930." ii ''.'VV.If.'f!- v.:V-n-" .0 m mm 4t Saxophones m 11 - uol bp Im-1 polled by tin- . lexicail suite or Tabasco, where nil ja.. music Is barred. SKATING Wed., Sat. and Sunday l the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER Roseburg Keglers Win 3-City Match Around the County item jpn a sander yttT nd do yVUi your own jWiffv andfng. The I!oh.!iii I Ve.lle fJiry. tint. bowlhift teiun mill II t infill I Ihm's swept i pi1:' Sunday In a tri-chy ni.trii al KtiKew. Ho'aI j t'iA limn If iio")in k. i'mene and i Ciants I 'ass p: rlicipi.tril. j In ili tea-.i h. pain ihf fCfst , fciirK lii'nl'rs won t n mil nf three. although mit iiiuii ImtciI im total pins, ii nd wiimhiK t ho third name by only one phi. Tin mati li was played (i;;;ilii:it tlic Kuni'iic .S.ind :mii::ny and (JravH score.1 as IoM.t.vk: I'aeitie Cri'vliiturul riiini Stlhvcll . .. I'urh'i field I'.O' L. W. Mefzger Co. Mosher and Mill Phone 362 Kncne linn )' I'lllllfH. l,er-.Vi-Kv While r.is :,4i j:'.: (its In the iloulil. play. I'tilluell and llJIV til ItllHibllt'fc l.luke till' KlU'Clie alleys I'Mcind with a total of KiL'H. Stiliut-ll rolled ;.'an'S nl '2X1. '2i'2 and IM for Hit- if:i:u;'.lili- si-rle scorn ol' T:(f. wh:l I Jay lull -d KantH.s of 101. L'lii n'ld ISO lor a Intel ttf "am !,'., ,ti',T and I'Miitt. EVERYBODY KICKS! When prices go up, but nobody cares if costs go down. Make 'em happy by cutting costs with a Caterpillar Diesel Tractor. AND YOU OWN THE PROFITS Word Ii.'ih been received from Clarence Wlmer of .Mcdfiird, that .Mm. Winter, who Mux been In u I'orlinnd lion i 1 11 1 for some time, is gelling along very satisfactorily at present. Carl. Jr. anil Stuart Slarhtuk went to Portland Thursday for their final examination for en trance Into the I". S. navy. They ex pect to L aent at once to San Hlego for Irnlnliiit. .Mm. Clara Halley, who received a had fall aliout three week ago. crippling herself, has returned from a visit to her sister. .Mrs. W. II. I yer, of .Meilfnrd, w here she took osteopathic treatments for two weeks. She is much improved I although still lame. I .Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. Kusler of Fro-' zen creek are enjoyluK a fine trip In northern Washington, where they-are sightseeing and isitiug wltn relatives and Iricnds. The Townsend rluh Is still very active here. The next meeting will he Sunday. October 27. 2 p. in., to I commemorate the first great mass meeting held by Dr. Townsend. Charlie .Mcdee has been having I his house worked over by W. II. llishop. Iluilt-ius and -other mod- ) reports that his father-in-law..!. ;. Michaels, is feeling much heller than he was during the Hummer. Sutherlin SfTIIKHl.lN. tct. 2s.-Tim hov scout i . mi in i 1 1 ..( of Hie Sutherlin fire department, held a business meeting at Ihe Arts building Thurs day night. Hubert Hill, scout ex ecutive of Kugeue anil Harold llighl. local scout master, wore also , present anil plans lor the troop were dlscusscn. Committee mem bers attending were John Musgrove, ' .Maurice ogelpohl and I'rank llol-: gate. ! The Sutherlin grade school will OUR BOARDING HOUSE with f Major Hoople Cc EGAD, AAV DEAR, TMiS MAO BEEN A DOM'T TALK SO FAST. rAlSTER- OF -FINANCING MV CATTLE-BRANDiNS j(TWE AFTERNOON AT THE OWLS) f DEVICE AND r BELIEVE SUCCESS HAS Cl;)S NHEM VOU POLL Yi A CROWNED AAV EFFORTS AT LASTw ) YOURSELF TO&ETrAEI?, THERE ' UM-M- WetAT ARE WE HAVIKjG FOR VflAEE THREE GENTLEMEN TO I ' DINNER? DO X SMELL THE DELICATE jf . .-KSEl SOU IN TUP ) AROMA OP j--v ':x JSgtr PAR.LOR (SPARERIBS M ZZj j Ii. I'atll.'son ..2H IX!. 1;,7 M. A ( " N 4XAV 0 BSfabll,i l V -' IliilliP ItT ---WSau-S. HIM OUT I w ith a total of IJ5T t iol; r.einn.l f. u irl y II. Illacl. I IS !:! 115 .. 'r1',. ' r"""'1 ViXAVlT II W i! ' Hinabaiger m i;, ir,i j Jl" J!.:, and ill l.r a series score nV7)! I K)' ' 1.. S.encer Ill 2uu 17.1 to. k'iu "r i.!'-l'""!iB,,'"'i''V-i'i 'J? XLf)D "" s""'lK'"''iS " ','" -i"1 sinjilei with ii sei.e:! siore or ti.-,G fA I jjjWJV 1 j Inndicap 'l'" .'. lull Jell Im; sik! on rallies ol 21::. 21:1 li:nl 2:!u. fc.l " sSSJSpl 8 I llohnstein . .. Ill ll!l :,7 ;( stillweli's g.mics. 21!i. 1 vi and .lE$V!'A'rl W icampliell 172 112 171 4v:, ' 212, lor a total of 112" l ave hi:n I k-tl JM Ml I -MHIfl- ISIS !U 157 3s seionil place. Day. won thud place fci)r'ni 'iitSXmJft , Hose :I5 12ii lis 4iif. wllh games of Sou. 1SI :i ml - 1 !7 W,-ffi8 ,rff Ali t'ann l.ir, 1 .',: M7 4 ;n I I'"' a total .1 5K7. I'.enKslorlf lBBtefc2LTT 4Hil M' 737 SS 2128 i tuivleil series v.ilh g.iiue.i of BHa CVW SB III 1 WSr Texaco Chiefs: L'llli. 1 ! . r, ami 1 I 3 feSf La a V llalldicap lu!l iil-i nm 1 wniie ine liosiiiurg teem was j " .tino 1 :,r 2il l.,7 .aiwiing ct t-.iiiieuc. a mixed dnu- 1 City League Standings Jl'avis l.iii iii!i i!i f,22 bles tottruanieut was held sun- T,.;im: W , i t I '"'leuel 1 .s H;7 12s 4S0 DOUGLAS COUNTY day on Ihe Ko.'.ehuig alleys. lloseburg Alleys If, ', ,..-;. .Miller IK.i i:t 1S l!H l aiiMemenlii were iiia.ii lor a si:.e rmpipia Cleaiiers K, j. i".:, lorgau 1 4 1 If.r, 1 2!l 42.1 mm a. . ilar I tiameut to l.e iield ucxl Kl'.s rluh ) a HI'i Hlu llmj 27.11 I ' Farm Bureau Co-od. Exch. z,:u'" xim-ir m 'at iit: II hlays games v cro aa fi Hows, the Texaco II I :l t.'.s ' l.oonils IIS 175 li;7 ROSEBURG OREGON lilirst lour collides bring p,i.e win- l ine Urns s HI .:::::: '; -Mctju 1 I::i H7 Wis 1 . I j tiers: Sandys I'lme ... s M ::;::; ' Absentee I.M 150 1 :t I I '. I'iiiiiiiIk-.'I. lieiiry. 1 It. Averaiies: liiiuisliiuan ls2. I.un.l I v- "o'lcocli 177 1K2 17o J .1 11 CI I lot I -A. Kllioll. 1 i:; : II. Con.i-I.. ISO. lloticiH-k I7il. Il.-nrv 12. Val: I " ll'll.v I 'it HI 2I l"2li; .M. Ill n.-ih-id-l.. alzah 1 72. Kndivali I lis. Illai !. l.!7. '' !'. 2I..S . Spi'tn er. I'l-'l: i:. Worl.dc.o V. ! Hair Hi.;, stock IHI. II. Aiillei ln:l. I H'webitig All.-s: I B.i, . Worleilge. M!2: l. Ilia. I.-C. Kleck. Games Lart Night llnlnllcap Inn Inn Inn "nil "jlWiSBlMjN '171: II. ...v-l. C.irr. IlliT- A Copco :t; 8llM.lv I'lace II. Ilnillgau I'i 17:1 151 4H2I sfltfv wMafiStf - ! V.if.m; .1. I. .is. !:.!,: Ii. ci.rm- Klk. Club 2: l'ini.ua Cloaiiem 1 s""'u ' -l"' 21n 4!U tA -wr Tr m B BR mi.ti I-:. Ka.lig.:... !.:.: II. I.e:.rlm.-n. I'Miii.i.iu Tiansier 2: l(..se!.ars srlm.-ivr 1'. ltd 141 44:: 2th' V Hi K. 4 Alkali ' l.ehllnch. !ius: .1. I isoti-ll. Alle.s 1. McMl I, 115 l:: 12,; 4"2 I ?rtJPl If BBfllfl BIO I I ! al-i in;.... c. .S..n!i..-.-s-l. l.'Xa,o2: line Urns. I. Italluliiuan 177 212 1 ! 1 5mi 'Jrpfj UUlUdll Is"' ""-? s.:2,.,:.r!;r l i:l-r ii( ; WV V VVf : 1 1 v : GAR DIN t R STUDENT PLACED Industrial League Schedule ' " Ill lux 4::::! '1L Mill ' 0N U' OF O. DEBATE TEAM Wednesday. Oct. 30 I ' I hi IT IM 2...I l.SM Ml' fl tfSJiVSKl' ED 11) A V J :"'' l- III. - M.MIIU..IIHTV Wind!"- Mills I Hit 121 1.12 4SI1 . U 1 L mW tTL I .III.O.II I HI' I'lil.lillS. I.ll s- --..llfrt.l. Sillies, I.IICKWOOll .MO- ., i .. , ,. ,., nS?Wj'i'B (xl IX - "el. 2X. Vh. ill's i:.ii:i "'is vs. Valley I Intel. ' I Hark I.. 1 2 1 li:5 47H YSWSjJfJ NOV 1ST llianlilirr. has been s-l 1 as !. : on p .m. Sl.in.lat d ( III -.. I .'.in- .":.!. !:! 27l lfcJJ."" .me nl 111.' lii.'inheis of Ihe I'ni set. Motors; llonghis I'lolir .Mills vs. I !-3 ''' 8 P. M. Iv.'isity of orcgi.ll llebale :e:nn i.v I "lull (HI. IW. A. Halilheig. .'.ssl-taii; ,, ,i,.w- Scores Last Night FINLAY FIELD ir.. " ... .... ymcJ? ISatTP II EIM """i - I snip. Kra.iuaie assisiani :n spc '- " i I I V ATAy - - - - I', .... ..n .... , II. slums 121 121 Mi! 411 ."''"" "l 2N.-Kn.tlk Hodson. I t hi htl CAVkj ROSeOlirg High SChOOl : Uh.it I. Hie m.,-j,.Vi w-, " K. K. Sliermau ..2-'i I.'.:. V l :,.!,lios.dire. lias been aniinimeil iii j 'f jf Vi VS. i Cle.'l, is .', s.'lllnr in'j,..,',.;,;:,", S'ri'''rnsiui . .221 I5!l I!.!. 7.7!. ' tl'e Ml!.- II tees to, I ',. I Ys Coftaac Grove Hi School i;" n.r in.iv..rsiiv. '-' s-72 2m- ' vm a n .i..-1-si.ii, .iri.c J UjT wiuvt ni WII0D I nii.:. Cleau.-is: lat I nit. -istiy of uiccon. f f l I MArr.r- uMnorr. llanui.ai 122 122 127 2711 Hodson. a maiiu.ite ol li..s...uri! ! It ! MAGGIE HONOR LD ,T:. .;,'lg, s.-l...l. Is a junior. m.'.;..rn,s VySl I ADMISSION I ., , , ,,. ,, , . Koser . -I.V. 127 12:. 42 . 'in ari liiie. ture anil the all.e.l iniv I I IV' I Adults 40c, Students 25c. L .... .. lave , ;, ' " 1 !''.... ': Ill i ! "!' ."!,lv"5;.. 1 'r. !:' ' II I Kiddies 10c I. at the ..l.l mill in I nirktov. a 1 1 ,,,,, J-.;.'.! ' ' '-"' I y.m. : I I Ten... h.'.e Ma-cie Hani, u.i.j .; .,. ..17 -Mole than $75". annuallv Ij'Wh.n ..n and I W.-iv Venn j I I..M.U. a. IM im i si 5t:i k,,'-l" k!..."'n m-ntal' dl-f.-Tih'.'s in t I M' l .ml I 121 .::t I2'i II ! In.-tdlals modi rir7hrrfrrF - r... i GFTWHCNY0U8UA I ; f Only $25 more for on Eight iSi NtW 1941 P0NTIAC! I :-vf, rsil in any model! 1. NEW BEAUTY AND " f,' t ?ir:v53r?VXV. 'v----A i; SKTi - I ify ; '.' : I vv h I CUFF THORN' J I 3Uiiiii IT kFA ' ' I ftlW3f8SS 10. CHOICE Of A SIX OR I " ' nuni in m MCDU I : $2) mort for on tight 9 -- i and OwHtgnd- I ino flwr-t B . inoi mat Pant-tar mors M than vr "Amvrtco'i FinoM I law-frxvej C." I vow oiijoviible meniiiK- ; niece MIkh .Mary M. ltistlg. Hefmo ViiL-inia Hmith. who has bren at- Koing on to Purdaud lo visit Mr. li'iHlins hiKh HChool in HoschuiK Iias'itntl Mrs. I- Hiti of that city, 'eiiierwl scliool here. Three new m- She will return to her California pils entered the gratle ttlW wei-K. i ihmi.- hhiuh u luiuumui. lielvin Ziu-hury in ihe si'venth. Kti Kiirtsell lias accepted wdrk ivrrv Ziicharv in tlie Hlxtli. and Whipple mill at Dm In, and Went Marvin Znrharv in the first grade, to work Tuesday. The Junior class is uponsorinK a1 The Wilbur hih school wishes luncheon at the Arts building Oc-ft thank the many ItoHebui'B mer- tober :'!. The follouinK menu will , rnanis. who ho Kiimiy nonaieu guts Myrtle Creek MYltTU-: CliKKK, (Jet. 2S.-Mrs. J. I'. Hrill is quite ill imain , and is in a hosjiital in Seal tie, where the served: mashed potatoes with Drills have been living for noine luna fiS, gravy. strinK heaiiB. jello lime. ucconliiiK to word received r-nnkiM- im.! yrjitm iiilce. j Mrs. Ned DottenbuiK. who has been vlsitinu relatives here left Fri day lor Portland where she will visit iwo sisters. Mrs, and Mrs. lien Dick. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culver. Jr., had as dinner quests Thursday ev ening Mr. and Mrs. Kinil Palm of Hosebur. lor the annual carnival. Mr. and Mrs. George Ayres and family spent the week-end vhiitiug with friends at Triangle lake. Miss Virginia Smith returned from Mai-Kill if Id Monday where she. Morton Aaen'slu'nt 11,0 ',ast two w'"'lH wllh her sisier, Airs, ttoy miuiu. Mr. Matcher and family, who have lived on the Kitcli place now owned by Mrs. W. K. ltussell. have moved to Ko.seburf; where Mr. Jlaicher is employed. Wilbur W'll, I1CH. Oct. 25. Mrs. T. K. flrae returned to her home here Friday alter visiting her datlKhler and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hong Wilson in Corvallis the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heardorff of Oakland were visit Iiik relatives in Wilbur SiiTiduy. They just return ed from a trip to Salem and 1'orl- laud where they were looking after . business interests. I Mrs. Harry Itaird and daughter. 'Mrs. Kverell 'iucent. nee lioris Huh .1 and Mrs. II. I. Irvine, left Saturday lor Camp Murry. Wash.. (to visit over the week-end. Mrs. 'Vincent plans to remain there lo make her homo. Mrs. W. K. ltussell ttenl lo Oak- riilziiiK features have been lidded. 1 1111111 Monday to spend Ihe ilav with A. Ii. Klliotl of Ticard visited I iau.nter-ln-!aw. .Mrs. liillli Kiis the Michaels furm Inst week to see ''" and lalnily. how thiiiKs were promesslnE. He1 umt Vernon l,a Raul and daughters. Wilnia and Verna lee. and sou, .lininn'. spent Suiulav vIsilitiK .Mr. and .Mrs. I. I'. McKay. The Inn carnival sponsored )y tlte hiKh school Kriilay evenlns at 1 1 he Wilbur iyiu w its ipille a social land financial success. ! Wilbur llluh school will l.eLili Its athletic season l-'riday. (ictober 25. the visitors arc from Kiklon IiIkIi. Until a basketball ami also volley ball KHIIle are sil.eduleil. (i. V. Ayei's .will coach Ihe hoys' nauie this year. The girls have as their new coach. Miss Mary llistii;. Krank Parker is quilo sick at his home here. Hr. Wainscott is Ihe altenilini: physician. Mrs. Vintll Smith and Mrs. llalnh Sands went in Marshfield Salur- lIllV III f-.IM ,..I.MU ...,.l .-i-.il .1.. ..s.-in ., iiiiiniwe en prnm'ilin, (..'iner s i iiiielil...- if." .Monday even- smith lor a tew dnvs Your Congressman The Wishing I., 4!in nm, October 2s ut s p. in., til the l.;i; community hull. There will be no 414 admission chnrRe and every one is 52ti invited. I 515! Hr. 1. A. Hunlap relurned here lllesilay trom a several weeks visit with relatives and friends in Poi-l. : "."' land. I'rinciiiul Clifford Horner Is ii!- tending a school prlnripnrs meeting j in Salem the end of this week. Kniest Arclianibeau has relurned j to his home from Ihe velorons" hos-j pital in I'orlland where he has been tiir several weeks. Hue to a teacher's lusliiule In Kimeue the latter part of next week 1 there w ill he only Ihree days of j school this next week. i ..... ...i-i .tns. inn roiater ol ilal-j laiio. vain., arriveii wednesdav for: I a lew days visit at the Henry Ilarge I nuaier is a sister ol I Itelll'V liand l.eltoy Miss Hessie M. Kislis, of I.os , AllKeles and formerly ol I'orlland. I spent a lew days here with her I .IAMKS W. MO T T He is one of the recoK nied leaders or the Nation al House of Ui prescntjilives. He ha placed tho First Couuresstonal District of Oregon In ihe mot com niaudiiiK position it lias ever occupied in I ho House, and ih obtained for it more henefuiul legislat ion than it has ever received beroio. Hi- Iie-i:icr(ion Assurrs (ontinui'd Active, Kperl e licet I and Effective Kepro Kcntnlion in Congress. Dead Itecord Voters Pamphlet IVtiJ Ail Mott for Coiircn Conimutco he and her hits Sutlierlili valley itarge anil re foriner esidents. Carl lliii'ii is movini; his jewelry tore from the hold buildinn li. rooms forinerlv occupied bv Ihe beauty shop in Ihe barber shop, .lack Culver, dr.. returned home Thursday from eastern Oregon i wneie he was successful in bagging a 2iiii-pound mule deer. The sophomore class of the high school sponsored a masuiierade ill parly Friday evening. October 25 ! me gymnasium. I he hall was Idecoraled In orange and black In Keeping with the Hallowe en spirit. A scavanger hunt as much en joyed, followed by games. Prizes were given to the winners. Mrs. l.uln C. Correll and Mrs. Ileba Hartley attended the meeting ol the Kaslern Slar lodge at (Hen dale Tuesday night and report a FOR EVERY TYPE OF DECORATION BICEL0W BEAUYAIS Rugs ami Carpets (tgir Daringly tlirtcrini win.ii it vvjs V?' first introiluct'd a year uu. I'.m tine's "Torpedo" styling is loilay tlic rcconiiizcd voguu in modern motor car design. Vi'lij'. tllcrrlort, should you 1c .satis, bed with anything less, especially when "Torpedo" styling is now yours on rirrv model of Pontiac's 1941 line even thu Corner Oak and Rose Sts. new low-priced Dc l.uxe "Torpedoes" uiiv new car buyer cm allord! See these new "Torpedoes" today. You'll find them longer, w idcr, more powerful yet with no samlue of I'on ti.tc's famous economy. And voti can t.ike vourchoice ol a Six or ficlit in any model for only S25 dille rente tn jinte: Orliivreil .it Pimli.u: Mifhig.ni. S:.ite t., iiilmn.i tifuijiiiienl ..ml .me .juii.v etr.i. I'nces uiei in change uill-,i,t notice. (iciier.il Miliars Terms In Suit . mr i'ursc. j tvoAcr year ROSE8URG MOTOR CO. Roseburg, Oregon v. t.s ELECT f P-y J"xt few of Hie 4vCK5 8,,M i,pis IJ -69x6 $ 20.95 y CLIFF THORNTON ffljcS 63E::E. H REPUBLICAN I IfJfl ''J C r.""n"V '?:!'?? li Lewis, 9x12 44.95 fjijj . rr- Lj Other Qualities Jfi 9x12, as low as 39.50 EXCLUSIVELY AT W hat's your choice ltilh Cen tury? Modern y tarly Amrri. can? American Colonial? r perhaps a coniliination? W halever it is. you'll linil jst the right ru to ,ake ii ever niuch more atlraclive in our wide ratifie of new Heauvais rues and cirpels. You actually have a choice of 59 Invelv pal terns anil colors. (;on,0 jn anil look them over tomorrow, lieauvais rtis are closely v. '! for Ion- service, and v.m may have a ,-iie nil lo lit votir room exacllv. Sheriff For Douglas County Honest, Economical, Efficient Service" j true, unquestioned patriotism j must be the first quality of any ucpuiy i appoint. JUDD'S FURNITURE STORE 231 N. Jackson Sr Telephone 26
