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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,-OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940.
SERIAL STORY
GOAL TO GO
BY W. H. PEARS
YKST::i' ' V: Viii-n llm spoil
Wlill'1'8 III.". I im I.iiiiiIIk. Illll (!('
ciili's tn Hike lirowrty'H mlvi-
h boil t Dot. id' wnllis Mount with
lid', OHk hur to (tn to the diinrf.
H!(l IHTtiptH, tl'llrl lilln flu I'lltl
inuiuiKi' hi"'' fullii'i'. Iii'lp 1 tuc-k lift
t lie ciincliliiii Job. Ilcli'ii Is whII
IiiK for Illll. .She l llllllU'il villi h
ih'W drmiii 1'iir tin dalM-i'. I'alll
fully. Illll lull In r Iib Iiuh u.iki'il
1 101.
ClIAI'TKIl VI
I'liunnloi -Ihi leally. Jullim I't-skin
kulil Hill lain the nltslil of llli'
ilaiirc. I lurryiiiK In Kl ready, lie
luid mi ihiiiii'P lo Hi'" lb" evi'iilnii
Cliirloii. lie wim In tin' bi'dro.iiii
klintllllK liin til.' Wlll'll Hui-k licfl
id In Hie doorwiiy.
Ilianl tlie newH. Hill "
Ciouclnil liefuie Hie minor. Hill
Khoiik bis lii'iid.
'I.iitiill.1 liaK been riivil."
"Suy thai attain. Murk,'' Illll
Ituiipt'il.
"lie 'ri'Klltned' followllli! last
iiiphl'H df't'iat." HiK'k roiitlniH'd
'The mull who lakes bin ilaie
ban 8 milisli mad uliwiil. Two
names letl iiml !' Hum a w,'''k
to Kel really Tor Hie firm iim!"
"Coiilil yon do H, llm k?"
"With link, fellow."
Illll hiiikIU bin father'
dem In un Iron Kii
Im. In eel the I'llallee.
you nee? Now we run really Hi-'lit
v.. .l.m'i have to worry alioul tak
lint Koiuebody ii Job. Kery fellow
on the wiiiai
for you
Hack looked doubtful
know ..."
Illll Hiiid liiimil-'lvely.
when I see l;ol "
DolV
"llnl Skillon. I - I'm t.'iklns hel
lo the daiii-e."
"Whii-al?" It won the flrat Mine
Illll had ever beard bin father
roiir. "You're nol Hiklim Helen?
"Ilon't I"' note. Ilili'k." Hill
iileniled. "A fellow doeHiit want
In He llllll.ielf up to one Kill. doe
lie?"
Iluek frowned. "Illll. you i-nn t
treat n nlee lilrl like Helen-"
IllK earn I'liimliiK. Hill daubed fur
llm dnor.
with an uiiKiy till of 1 1 i- inve.
"Well, that'll Kiatltllde! (If rolll'H'.
If yoll dou'l believe nil . . ."
Illll ran alter her, horrified.
Now wan no lime lo make her
mini ".Sine. I believe you. Hoi."
She wax mollified. "All rllthl. II
you're mirry."
Illioul-
" You're leo
Illlrk. Hon'l
will iiiil up a howl
"1 dou'l
'And
OUR BOARDING HOUSE wifh
vA up'g aci fpp mouj oenFn.LV. but
W DR. SHARPE WANTS SOMEONE TO
SIT WTU THIS PATIENT S0 HE WON'T
punch wis time out -- the man
HA A (4EART Ui KE A 13 1 0 JALOPPV,
AND IP ME STARTS M19SIU6 JUST
3LlP UlM A SHOT OF THIS
AMMONIA
Major Hoople
Hot Kwept down to I t Hill
In il ellliKlUK hla.k ilreHH. She
iilrouetted for bin iiiiinoviil. her
milium hnlr KlImliiK
"New ilii'KH. Illll l f 'I''
"ll'ii iirelty." Illll wild morosely,
thlnklni! of another new drenti.
Hot wrinkled her nose. "Well,
you'll eerialnly neei' net lilitli
blood iiri'SKiire over It." lie said
wlib mime Initiii'sH. "Come mi:
ICh tluie lo ko. Uail n away on
Helmut liimlnejoi. He mild we ollhl
have Hie ear and Norllnilli to
drive un." . , , .. ,,,,,
"lt' only llnee liliirxx, "m
iiroletited. "I.el'n walk"
. "To n ilaiiei'!" H"t m-oiniui.
"I hIioiiM nuy not '' ,
' Hill ellnihed Inio the hum blink
aciliui. reellnu uiil ol I'l"''" "
iineniiiforlable. Mot -mutinied blm
lulo n in r. bill minimi'"
Tur from Hill's mind. II''
tnlk only of lanolin' dismissal
not Miueeed his hand.
Hint, honey."
"You what'.'''
"l.unl iil-Klil. liHer Hie (tame,
talked to Kin her." Hot
mmiiillily. "He llnally iim'i-ed II"'1
I was rlulit."
-Ilolv inokeH!" lliH' "yen urn
rowed.' "Are yoll sure It was you
Hint did II?"
The ear slolM'ed. Hot swell
was
mid
"I did
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THE
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124 W. Cass St.
Specializing in
Hand Carved Belts
and Leather Goods
We invite you to come in
and see work done.
See the Smallest Saddle
in the world in our
window.
II was h bad nlulit for Hill, lie
KlltlUKled manfully !o keep 111
lime Willi the ulllsle. bill alter the
Hist atlempl Hot found plenly of
exelises to ilallre Willi the other
hoys. Illll made no objerlioii. He
was Mind lo he illolie.
He was leanlni; Muainsl tin'
baiidslaud when llulleibead I'es
kill entered. Ills round little eyes
lllealliell baletully as they lesled
uloil Hill. I'eskln KWauitenil lo-
waul hull. liellowlliK, -wiiereH my
Kill. MentorV"
Hill, joinniliiK his hands deep in
his poekels. was determined not
1 lo quarrel. "I don't know. Ilullet-
bead Wlin il yoll Iii Iiik.'
"Ilon't be lllliny." I' k I II
sneered. "You know W Illll I llieall.
I ilaled Hot lor I Ills shindiK Iwo
iniinths into."
Hill said truthfully. "I didn't
know- thai."
I.Ike heck you dldiii:" Ilullet
head seemed lo mistake Hill's
eal ess for fear. He till list Ills
r 1 lorwaid "II you know
whal's Itood for you. Meiilor.
you'll beat II."
"Nol unless Hoi wants tin 10."
Hill retorted.
"You eoine outside." Ilullet le-ad
ordered. "Well net Ho Ibis."
"Careful." Illll said. "Hon'l lor
..... 11. i.i U 11 u...nl ,hit We
. Mil. f -
lean'l silap here.'"
"Why niil'.'" Hilllelhead juiiimecl
a mealy shoulder lulo Hills ehesi.
"Scared "
Hill wept while about the
mouth. Willi an etiorl he kept his
hands 111 his tioekets. "Ill take
1 that up Willi you later," he Bialed
(lb. -lull! now.' linn 1111
said. swInitiliK a puuili in Hill
Illll ilui-lied neallv. but I'eskin's
kuui'klei) took skin f 1 mil his jaw.l ;
SwIIHv Hill's lists came nut ol ,
his pockets. Mr. .Marx, one of Un'
chaperons. Iiirned Just In lime lo
witness the clean, hard llpperellt .
lhal snapneil aitalnst Heckle's jaw
llullethead willed to Hie Moor, all
the Ibtht none "in of him.
Mr Mur. UMibllid Hill's arm
"Whal's the meallilllt "I Hns. M''ll
lie '
llel'ore Hill i Id reply. Hot
MUellon inished ilirnuitli Ihe crowd
-if youint people ami nuiiouiiced
ilraniallcally. "They weie lliililiiiK
over me. Mr. Murv."
"Is thai line. Menloi?" 1
"Yes. sir."
Iiol held He- center ol Ihe staue.
her itreeu eyes Klowlin;. "I'iii jil-t
awfully sol ry. Mr. Marx. They'll'
such lealolls i-o'.s. I do lr to
keep Iheul apilll."
Marx. 11 rgssy Utile man. said
nervously, "I'roiu what I could
observe. .Mentor, ynii were tin
auuressor III this iiiarli'l. I lei I
called upon to iiilin 111 your lailn-i
of the clrcninslaiiccs. In lie
mcnntliiic. I mibbi-si thai ou
leave."
Hard knocks hail tannin Kill
Mentor not to arnue with those in
illll lint il lie t in niil loward lie
door willioill a wind. Outside, he
as sinpilseil lo find Dot at his
side. She look Ills 111 m and pressed
close lo him. I
"Illll. you were marvelous! I'm
Jllsl so proud I could liui'sl. Dvery ,
illll there us simply itreen H li
elll'V."
i mil's luce w a-, m ini. "I 'id you .
w
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OKAVj NURSE, OKAV BUT 1
GOTTA SPRINT ACROSS TrAE- JZ
6TREET WHEN THE FIFTH RACE
AT HlALEArA COrvAES IN OVER
THE RADIO) AND IF THIS
BLIMP GOES FLAT THEN,
r T'to Hl CPWJIM
h FUNERAL
Pirates Release
Aging Paul Waner
V. Illessltig
.148
LnJEV
HE
lc,N'T
ASLEEP.'
Sanders
Kercusou
Copeo Girls:
HUcp
(LudwlR
t Ness
I'lTTSIH'RGH, Dec. 0. (AP) - I'haiJinaii
Hiisi'liiiirs most ruinous pair of Olinscheid
brothers I'aul and l.loyd Wanei l.enox
has' been null! no. teninorari v lit
least, and Unit inude sad news in I Samly s
I'iltsburnh today. I".'1''1''
Anuoiinceineiit 111 Atlanta, ('.a.. I W or cdite
that Ihe plrateli had released I'alll , i"'"1
came as no itreat surprise here.
Hut both are no popular thai IL
would he hurt! to find a Ian In Hih
city who did not regret it.
I'aul, UK well an the fans, real
ized the years were creeping up
he's :I7 and l.loyd 31 and thai
vounKslem like Hob Klliott. Maurice
Van Itohaya und Vluee Ili.Mupitio
lliunlly bad itrahhed oil the out
j fieid jobs the Wallers held so loutf.
I l.loyd, known umoiiit followers as
"l.jttle IMIson" (Paul Is "Hilt i'ol
son"i. still is Willi the 1'lrates, but
,now lieliiK the second oldest uieiii-
ner 01 me sipiuu, lie also prohuhiy
expects to itH'e way soon lo the
yoiiucer blood hired by Manager
Kraiikle Krlsch.
Hoth brothers have played only
for the Pirates since uutcritiK the
major league.
Paul eutne here n yeurs iio
from San Francisco of Ihe Pacini
Coast league. At once a success
ful slugger, In his second year be
batted .Ml lo lead the National
league mid win its "most vuluable
player" award, lie eaptiired the
hailing championship again In lllltl
and Hi:i anil collected all sorts
of hitting records.
Co
140
1.14
1S2
Hill
8'J
660
lace:
f!7
ir.!l
lit
Ill
130
U.1
712
Hill
111
153
137
64. i
(l.i
V.'S
142
I III
155 119 1'.14 4ns
751' 771 "no 2i'?:i
Commercial League Schedule
Tonight
6:5U p. in. I. S. V. A. vs. Coca
Coin; Elks vb. Del Rey.
9:00 p. m. Eagles vs. SiopIiouh
SsH I'Auto Co.; KIwaiilH vs. I'l-ot'esslou-
436 , Ua'
213ii
IS 5
:id:i
376
I : al Men.
II! 367
710 2"l!l
ir,i
124
Arraiigeint'iits have been inaclo
for mixed doubles starting at 7
2nl 'p. in. Sunday, wan iiraw for pan.
43.' I liens after each game ami with
437 two-thirds handicap nllowed. .
331 lilouhles game for men bowlers al
ii 1 so will lie provided.
Tops" Indian Basketball Team
r ' i ; .. I
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! L ' . ' . I
f? i am- " i""1 s'N.
I nn x r . i
Sir. 11 'i
v it
0( --W-e-W'. M .... -n. .. , --. .j..-,t
Indian Quintet
Battles Drain In
Opener Tonight
i r i ir
Hy "IIAP" APPI.KCATI-:
Ihe Ilosebitrg Indians travel lo
Ilium louight lo n I the Warriors;
in their opening basketball contest Women's League
o! the seaso'l Coach Watts will' V. I..
I lake along eight players, namely Copco 20 13
Kail Wl.-ml. .Mm l-inlay. Hill Hood- lei h nairy i:i 11
w. Kd Hughes, Kovtil lienlon, tannys I'lace t.i IS
ii i v Anderson. John Ness und ,:''""'1 "''amy Shop ..12 21
Neil Schrlmpf. j Games Last Night
i Sandv's I'luce '1. I'liiu-ii I-
vi'urs ago. luiails a
'Ills eiir. heuiled by Jim Kirk.
i i .iiciui i-ju is. anil i-;nn -;u Ker. 1 lie
Pit.
.Hull
.r,7i;
. 4 r. i
.363
Dei
Scores Last Night
Grand Heauly Shop:
lldi'i
,7
f i t.4"t
r'i' . .ft-.' '
f'l'ei.lt lliilrv ;t i:i-:iiwl lli.inile Iw.i.
lerau leain ., t,ii, .'.,,,.'. L., ....... im.. ... ' , .. ..;
high scries score. Clara ila-
I -t .ii i ens iiiiiii ii uiiiiy ue." ..iu-
. ilmer and ii deleal hy Klktoll so
mi tar IhiM year. Allliotigh not us
iiiil .is un- iiiiii.iiis. iney iijivi' '-is
'I'lelily of light and zip and should n' i(,.j,(,ui.
I make the opening game plenty j'a.v Walter
I lough lor I ! us I'lni ry. j. j-(J1
I ouch .lini Walls expects lo op- .irf,.m
-n Ihi' gal; e Willi Ihe veterans
I coinliinul inn of Karl Wianl mid ieer ("reel
I d llimlies. lui'waids: Koyal lieu- n,si(.
i"d II. Ilmiser ...
K. Iledliuru
P. Pounds
H l.elirliuch
S)'litf f ..VA. .l- -ux; yfX
, rStf) J '- ' 't k fv ' V r
',lrt,ITI ( i . v ll, , . ,
t. 11 l . J
V " ' i-v ii
4t
J iS -;' f
t . ' V V" ffiti
, f i n t s1
did.
Ir-uillv It'll llilllelheail he i
I lake von lonluhl '."'
' IliiCs laugh lloali'd lightly a
Ho- frosty night. "Whin II I
I Illll Thai was a long time ago.
I I like you so much better Hum
1 llilllelheail."
I Aller a llioiighlliil sihnce
I said. "I guess llilllelheail h
' i lehl In he fine I ld II I V
Inn. I've got my . ell In a s
pirn."
"Nothing ol Ihe son. Illll
'explain everything I" lather. '
I "Will voir.'" Hill nsked '."
i"'I sine liim't waul '" '
wtlll I In- lui.ntl Jll-l now
Nl' w s-tte lew- f'holo .III' I'.llg I living
Aliilil to giiisp iiuit hnlil ii liaskei iiiill in t-ach Iniud siniultuiifnuslv
is only one ol Ihe uuiny iucoiuplisiimeuls of Itoyal lienlon. aiiiiie. ceulei
for Ihe IJoseliurg liigh .scllool ludi.ins. I'enlon. w ho sl.-inds six leel.
ollld I iiiiis i-iiii.His, in neieti to oe Mil' illlesi
j high school liu.-kolhall player in Dreg, in. Hi-spiie his great height, lie
loss bamlles hilii.-ell well on Ihe floor: Is a strong defensive player and a
good basket slml. and u "Ioum-" nl aironglli in baekliiiin il recoveiles.
lienlon will he a slurllng player In tonight's game at Plain, where the
Indians open the season, and in Saiunlay night's cnnlest wiili Itooscvell
high schoo lot I'oitliiud ;il the local gymnui-iuin.
ion. cenler. and .; Iin Kin lay
lull Cnoillow. guards, l-'i n l:iy will
;i' l iis cajiliiin. Wiard and l,lughes
are lutili siillering lioin slight leg
ninnies and wiil inidouliledly he
held out of aciion as much as pos
.dlile. lo rest them for Saturday's
clash wilh lloosevelt's Teddies.
Saiindiiy night presents uu out
standing opening game with Hie
Indians facing the liiil'listonuillg
Itooevell 'I'eildies. who have ii
very pnteiit aggregation ol still's,
.mil an' one ol ihe tavoritcs in Ihe
siroiig Portland city league. This
ciiutesi is scheduled lo start nl.
x p. in.
.. P'3 103 iu3 ;io:i
...1112 I K.I ll!l 466
.122 127 N I 333
.. sr, 7"i lilt 22S
in.", 122 S7 311
126 lis 111 I 32
703 710 "ilia 1H7S
Hairy:
.. . S3 X2 S2 216
.::'. iu6 loo 3ii
.117 137 los 3-.I2
...117 1 IS 111 3711
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DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Gray Ladies to Meet The Clay
I.inlii-s wilt nifet tuniKlit at a 7
u'ctni'k dessert -Mi pimm- at the hutlie
ol .Mis. I,enn;nil t'i)leman on Jiv
.si'idir avi iiiii'.
Itili
hi a
.-kin.
t
"I Hun' Ir
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II
i Ititf
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I'll
I I'lu k iliUu't i:ienti v
Sunday mm unit. I le
in had ' ti l nseil in some n: k
(;:p' Ml must tit' the day n
ithini! aiimifiiu ;
e;iMii tor Tiikillli j
SKATING
Wed., Sat. and Sunday
at the
RAINBOW RINK
WINCHESTER
ellv
the pin!
uan I'll,
and Hill
iuliiiu. ill'
"lion'l "'ll Wi'liV, Illll I ve jtllllll I leii'.e tin house.
Iied lhinw .so l;ir. haien'i I.'"' I II uasn'l until Lite Sunday tli.it
Itjll said Milll M'ine ilnlll'l. I Hlti k opene.l the Mllijet t. He sat
"Well. yes. . .' hy lllii lltne lll
li 11. 1 rem heil Iiot s trout pen ll
"lined niiilll !'
I "is ma! all. inn ; sue pmne.i
Illll
elil'-tM
his
el,
dull :i 11 1
nil Mills i
ll.l II .1
a lahle v riling
" Vnil ha i'H'1 -.;tiil unit ii ahout
itln d.inre. Hill'" he r-aid iiiiell.
I 'id yon have a i:ind t im '"
Illll shtllrd Ills tret ll!ie.lllv.
I'ltll.li. 1 "
j "I 1- ie- alt ai.niit ;i. Hill. Mr
jMalA ..Hied me." Itllrk re.-ltlll'd
hi.-J t it in
j ' l in M'l ly. Km k "
'. U l- niin ui d" it hi pen
I e a fete i -!iw! iti hi- t'ai r but
! h: ei - -. l ie imh lu tl ih ad
his real
H"l to the danc
! Hnek Menloi shituued. ' Olvay. i
, Hill. nit don't ha e tn tell me'"
lie I'olded tile letter and plin-'d it !
j ill an envelope. "! w anl tins fit j
I U' nil! In the nun nijii! itili.
i l:iir ey. ph ad- d nnnejy. hut'
I Iin. k a.ed'-d them.
He said. "Y.hi tan lt!i:.-i all that
Nonsense atitnit c.iat hiir; West. '
Somehow . Hill. I'v e lust yelll roll - I
jri.lemt'. I Honk this h-iter will put '
j me in a position n, nuaiii it." j
1 To tie e. mt inilvd i
H. C. STEARNS
Funeral Director
Licensed Lady Aialstant
Phone 472
OAKLAND, ORE.
Any DlsUnce, Any Ttme
Our ervlce la tor ALL, and
meeta EVERY NEEO
lie.
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Douglaa Diatributlng Co.
Phone t) Reaeburg, Ore.
n
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l ilon't l,?i.hv m hat thi i a!l
ahi.iit. Iiiii.' In- .-aid. ' Hilt I Kieu
It i'-n't like ynii in mistreat 1 1 Nmi
and then ei m a nrav. t mcr an
nlllel ui: 1 "
Hiiel, w ailed and HJl '..new n-a-
In 1 : : u uiveti a fh.;nt e t,. e
plain Hn! t he: - a-- "ml liiii li-'
OUR GOAL
Service that pleases Is the
yo.l we set and we make it,
eveiy time you use one of our
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jn , . . easy chair.
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ON
CHRISTMAS
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Saturday, December 7th
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