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Li I I TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON TUESDAY, JULY I, 1941. Ddgers, Cardinals Tie at Top; Yanks Gain While Idle Proeeedinrs In the National loHpuc yesterday loft the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers tied for the lead. n"l. T-,wl .... n.nn tlii.li inill strairjht from the PhillU-s, 9-2. L (4AWA.1 1 , with Wyatt eeriing nis lain in umnh on a six-hit hurlinc effort. In the second inning Brooklyn Catcher Miekev Owen was drop ped bv a pitch by Podgajny which his him over the left cy? imil noened a wound that took six Rtilches. The Cardinals, at nlylit, were nosed out, 4-3, by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The hard luck that lias been doppini the Boston Braves' man uel Salvo since he beat the Phil lies on the second (lav of the season kept rUiht on his heels. This time it was a fluke double bv Rucker of the New York Giants - a hard erounder that houneed off Second Baseman Howell's head Into cenlerfield -which drove in two of the three 12th liining runs with which the . i , Terryincn won. 3 0. Melton pitch- I JtL jy Ty eu six-nit nan lor me winners. In another encounter the Cin cinnati Reds leed off on "old man" Charlie Root for five hits and five runs In the first inning and went on to rout I he Chicago Cubs, 71. In the American league, Cleve land, with Poller doing the. hurl ing, lost its third straight to St. Louis, 126. That dropped the In dians two full games behind the Idle Yankees. The latter pi.iv a double header with the Red So. If he can pet n hit in each con test, Joe fllMagglii, already hold ing a modern record of connect- inr? saieiv in vj. slraient n s. u i tie Wlllkle Keelor's all-time ma- '"ly 21), jor league mark of 44 In a row, farm at The only other American ,.,.,i UT.,.,'' ... I'""" '" , 'hiL' of the club held June the last of the ninth to trim the Derolt Tigers, 7-6. 3UR BOARDING HOUSE 7 CWC f,FT m W THE MOUNTAINS OSl TrAESE SPARK PLUGS, WE CAM TAPE AM E2GS 6EATER To A CANOE NEXT SUMMER AND GOTO E6AD,TvVlG&S. I'LL CTDST TUCK THUS TELESCOPE IN THE REAR ; F VE GO ASTRAVj MV KMOVi LEO&E OF ANTRAL BODIES WILL SET U ARIGHT- AS A MERE BOV 1 SAILED THE SEVEM SEAS I Ni A TALL SHIP WITH NO rAORETHAtv! A TAR "O STEER. HER. RV WAR-ROMPH.- withMorHoop porest Fire Rules Now Effective ALWA'VS TAK.IN& THE HA.RD VJ.AV VOU COOLDhlT VlElsiTURE TO (1 THE CORNER I FOR A DOZEM l BANANAS Q WITHOUT JOIN ING THE eplorersM CLUB r-' Hi ft V7 UOU CAN'T DEPESJO OK THE'oE MODERN ROAD MAPS corn, 'mi by he scnvict:, ivs. t. m. rec. u. b. pat, on. 7-2 FARMERETTES, 69c Just In lime lor the Fourth ladies' and misses' Sl.tIO value far mercttos for (lite. Either twill or desert cloth styles, each with con !rast trim. A real special at (i!c Puts. (Adv.) Safe & Sane Fireworks at Goct tel's Variety Store.- t Adv.) Umpqua Archery Club to Sponsor Six Gold Meet The Umpqua Archery club will sponsor a six gold meet. Sunday, at the Hubert Modi' UmpcUa, it was an today. Arrangements made at the regular meet- !'.). when members of the club met at the Mode farm for a business meeting and shoot. Target prac tice and a clout shout was enjoy ed prior to the picnic lunch. In the alteinooii the men snot uie American round, with Ted Knad man taking first place, and the ladies shot the Columbia round witli Kalhryn Roadman making high score. The six gold meet, open to all SKATING Wad., Sat. and Sunday 7:30 till 10 P. M. at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER Fishermen Attention! We carry oomplete line of FKhlng Tackle . . . Open eve nings and Sundays. THE CLUB 127 W. Cass St. Stock and Bond Averages .1 TOCKS j On July 1, three forest lire i rules will go into effect for the I summer season, according to V. V. Harpham, supervisor of the L'mpqua National forest. These three rules which remain in ef fect during July, August and Sep tember provide (1) that campfire I permits arc needed for camping Ion national forest land except at those forest camps which have I been improved and posted indicat ing that no permit is needed; 12) Ian axe, shovel and one-gallon j water container is required for 'camping on national forest land when traveling with automobile lor pack horse, except at deslgnat 'ed and posted forest camps which have been improved; (3) smok I ing is prohibited while traveling in timber, brush, or grass areas ion national forest land except on I paved or surfaced highways. I Campfire permits may be so 1 cured at any ranger station or guard station on the Umpqua Na tional forest, the supervisor stat iod. Examples of camps where : not permit is needed are Wolf creek. Williams creek, Canton i creek, Island, Apple creek, and ! Eagle rock in the North Umpqua district; Fish lake, Camp Comfort ,and Drew on the South Umpqua ! district; the lakeshore camps at i Diamond lake and various other Ismail posted camp areas along j ' the forest roads on the Diamond , lake district. j I The axe, shovel and one-gallon! WASHINGTON. Julv 1. I API water container requirement ap-.To guard against "the incrcas i plies only to camping parties jng possibility of acts of inccn- traveling oy auiomoDue or pacn diary sabotage," the senate yes horse and are not required foriU.ruuy voted 1.100,000 for emcr -I hiking parties or those traveling gency protection against forest j i by foot. I fires, principally in California,! , ... . , . The "no smoking while travel-; Oregon and Washington. I Members of the A me I Can Le-1 rest,.,ction docs not apply to I E. W. Loveridge, assistant gion Junior baseball squad NQr(h y betwcen c,ie, of the forest service, said get plenty of batt.ng pi notice II is t (hp forcst boun(la d Copeland I all but $100,000 of the sum would week, according to Coach ; creek, but is applicable to the be expended in those three I arrt l-arks who P' l road from Copeland creek to Dla-1 states to employ more I.re ; ure over the U-nm s ; fie hng -',,,,, Jakc an(J otner fol.est 'guards, more lookout men and, ily In last Sundays games, "'it, I for "stundby suppressing squads. s-t nu of Camas Valley grange, was tar irom saiisueu un u-j ,,,.., ,.,. ,;,, Lover dee said that with me lesdav nighl. Mr. Markham rec- pertormance at nai. vveaKnosh native, In hitting curve nails was giai - - - ,ithinc urgcntlv needs to be done' th,. i,.iv ..virli.nt in the douh e head-1 "" " , -,., fi,. ,i:,m.-ire tc DAILY DEVOTIONS OR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS It Is only as men escape from the narrow bondage of divisive, selfish interests and lose themselves In devotion to a larger goal of common hu man fellowship that any can have any hope of securing enough of those things that satisfy the basic wants of life. Whatever else the kingdom of God means It clearly must moan the complete .fulfillment of God's will among men. It is when we put first in our aims, the well-being of our neighbors, when we resolve to seek together the securing of those goods that all men want, when we are more eager to share the goods we have with others than we are to increase our individual store. When we become more concerned for a fair sharing of whatever goods are wnhin our common reach, than we are for any momentary advantage we our selves might secure, then we may begin to hope that we may possess and enjoy the goods that we need to satisfy our wants. The little that we have is multiplied as we share it with others. The things that we seek together grow richer and sweeter through our shar ing in their quest. Amen. live power for the Oregon Short Line railroad, covering the entire distance from Green River, Wyo ming, to Huntington, Oregon. Fol lowing his retirement from that service he lived near Roseburg for several years, occupying a home east of the Deer Creek bridge. Surviving are his wife; two sons, Walter H. and Harold W. Carrick, and a daughter, Mrs. W. L. Lynch. Services were held in Los Angeles Thursday. Harry G. Rapp Monuments Memorials Markers Representing L.-L. JONES & SON Portland, Oregon Phone 819-Y Roseburg, Ore. 1131 East 2nd Street N. archers, will be conducted under the rules of tin- National Arch ery association. There will lie prizes tor liolii men and women in all events in addition to the award ollered jotlieial six gold I by the N. A. A. Us? of Native Shrubs Urged by Grange Speaker CAMAS V.M.I. FY, July 1. An interesting l.dk on shrub arrange ments was presented by E. A. Markham belure the regular im Tin ommenried tiu shrubbery and Legion Juniors Senate Votes Fund To Guard Forests r FITS VALVE Even on unskilled opera tor has no trouble keeping a "Caterpillar" Diesel En gine perfectly tuned. Three simple, infrequent adjust ments are all that are required; Fan Belt. Water Pump Packing Nut. Valve Rocker Arms. Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon Better Bat Work use ol pointed out Other laws which are effective throughout the entire year pro- bum unattended or to fail to to.' prevent loicsi uie u.....ik-- ' advantages of such shrubs, 'lalks er played Sunday wun riamei s xtinkh it hofnre leavlm ' military establishments, eleiense on lawns, gardens and berry eul-! All Stars of Eugene, and (.ouch ' ""k ""n " oei ore Raving, , d , , and communication lin-e wm e made ov i rs. U U0 II. C. Kelley and Mrs. Moore. A a lot of hard work In the piac report on tiie stale grange con 1 1 ices scheduled for 4 p. m. Wed volition was given by A. V. Gciler nosday and !!:.' p. m. Saturday, durlii" Hie lecturer's hour. The team will go to Medford licri-cshmcnts wen- served by Senday for a doublelieader In Mrs. Markham and Mrs. L.iwson following the business meeting. i!.i i nl.ins lo eivo the i) avers .n" b'" "ser- Coniiileil liy AssiKialed 1'rcsj July 1. ;i() i.'i lnd'ls UK's lid St'ks I mriug July and August there will be only one meeting held each month, according, to a unanimous vole by the member- the first of the seasons elimina tion matches. Medlord broke even last Sunday in a double header with Marshlield. Eugene, which also will he in the .inter district eliminations beat Toledo , , '., He said there had been a U....K. oo pu ue in .,.uy e- lr)US woakening" of the regular or wi hou clearing around the organization because ire pit ami confining the fire to a, cc s , tht, hole, and the throwing away of s ,md aSilL,n(.u thero ft 1 iv iiKin'M 1:1 14 ft 1 i ii. i-idi, utii, iiniii ii, ini t iin it i, id min i rious danger of salo- K.oncji nf "a front influx burning material or discharging nfK . into lha, SPCtion to fireworks in any place where work ln the tk.(onse industries." iiu-y loigoi sidii a inc. DOYLE'S BASKET GROCERY The Wine Store ROSEBURG, OREGON 218 N. Jaokeon St. Phone 117 Groceries Beers and Luncheon Goods Tuesday .. I 'rev. day Month ago Year ago I'.UI hi'.;li lllll low .59 1 rsu r..i.!i MS lli.8 17.0 Hill r l 17.fl I. VI .".1.2 .".I -I :io!i :t."u .I.V) .iii.i n.r 11.(5 in i inn ir..n :ii i BONDS in in in UK's hulls I'l's l-'gn Tuc-sdny .. MM llll.il 101. a '-17.1 New high. I 'rev. day (il.'l IIM.8 UM " 17 :t Month ago ; 1.7 in I r lui n I I I Yi-ar ago "vl.li Itrj 1 !i5 2 .T7H I'l l I high (iii.r Kiri .l 1(11 :"i '17 .1 MI low lill'J 111-12 WO MHII ship. The meetings will be held S to ;s Sunday wun iiaioeu, mi the second Tuosdav of each of thetnerly of Yoncalla, pitching a no two months. ' hit game for five innings. Kar Howard, Yoncalla high school pitcher, now the ace minor loi the Toledo Juniors was nicked lor seven hits. Texaco Chiefs, Dunham's Clash in Game Tonight First Aid Classes Dated in Roseburg A gic.it deal ol interest is being . . n . n-Ju for sliown by s.ililiall tans in the I " " came tonight betweoii the Texaco SeCOnd Battle Tonight Chiefs and 1 mnham's Transfer ! men. who ineol In the early game, j m:v YORK, July I. (A!'1 starting at 7:t."i o'clock. 1 Hmham's Mik.. Jacobs is producing "the has the greater pitching strength and Ti w.ko tiie greater hitting power, based on perlorm.inces in pas", games. Montgomery Ward and (Hide meet in the second contest. COOKEGGKLET COUPON This Coiioon and 10 entitles bearer to a cookbooklct at the News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. Legion Post Will Hear Reports on Boys State Members o trmp(ii American Legion "ill hear a i poll (loin Hie local delegates to the Heaver llos Stale at the regit- lar posl meeting toinghl. Ton I hoys rep resented I lie post at the j camp, held last week in Corvallis, I and will bring a detailed re poll i as a feature ol tonight's meeting. I Krwin Short, adiutant. reported ' The posl also plans In give in islriu-hoiis to ilciegaies ill connec ' in m Willi iiiniiihl's meelmg. regeneration of llumuiv Pavis at the I'olo Criniuds tonight. l'J scenes, with V'eltei weight Cham pion Fritie Zivic helping Hum my see the light. II is in the nature ol a home coining for Mummy, his first ap pearance in a New York ring since the hectic night last No- i.,.nili,,i- when he fooled 7ivic L;.iMi,iK- iiltnnt a doon times and post of the I then tried lo kick the rclereo, ' liillv Cavan.igh. Hiinimy isn't even getting a .ami ..I '.vii-'s ch.-inioionshio. Ill1 agreed to come in over tile wel terweighl limit of 117 pounds, and (he bout was scheduled for 12 rounds just in case llummy lorgot the lirst slipulalion. A championship bout, lo lie recog nieil as such by (lie local com mission, uni.sl lie slalcd fia' 1."' An advanced class in first aid will be started Friday, July 11, at ' 1 7:30 p. m. in room 210 U. S. Na-; itional bank building it was an-i Inoiinccd today at local Red Cross j I headiiuarters. This class is open tto all those holding standard first j ,aid certificates. Mr. Alan Reich, I j American Red Cross first aid in-; structor. will conduct the class. Monday. July 11, a standard class will be started for firemen. ; ambulance and truck drivers! I 'This will be given at the city hall. j Or. Frank E. Hull from the Pa- j Icific branch office at San Fran-! Cisco will conduct an instructors! course on August 11 to lli. inclu sive. A standard class will ho or ganized soon in the Reedsport : area. This will be conducted by ' Mrs. Angeline Lloyd who has re- 1 ccnlly returned from Four Sea sons lodge, w here she took an in tensive course in first aid and accident prevention, Henry Carrick, Former Roseburg Resident, Dies Word was received here today of the death at Los Angeles last Tuesday of Henry Carrick, 83, former Roseburg resident. Mr. Carrick was employed for many years as supei inlendenl of mo- AMERICA ON PARADE Spectacular Pageant July 4, 5, 6 3 BIG NIGHTS 600 People in Cast AMERICA'S EARLY HISTORY COLUMBUS at Queen Isabella's Court! Paul Revere's Thrilling Ride! Abraham Lincoln leaving for the National Capitol! 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