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Yankees Increase
League Lead By
Blasting Indians
By UUDSON BAILEY
( Associated Press Sports Writer)
The latest report on the major
leapue races is that they prob
ably are koHir to follow the
same pattern that everybody was
accustomed to before last year.
The New York Yankees are
right on the verge of running
away from the rest of the Ameri
can league while the National
league is in the throes of another
one of those push-anil pull strug
cles that very likely may last
right down to the finish in Sop
tomber.
The Yankees blasted out a 10 3
victory over the Cleveland In-
dlans yesterday in the first tussle
of their three-game clash and
cleared up most of the doubt
about their being the best club In
the league.
With Joe DiMaggio hitting
double and two singles to stretch
his hitting streak to 5fi consecu
tive games, and Keller smashing
out a triple and his 2l)th home
run of the year, the Yankees rode
rough shod to their eighth tri
umph In 11 games against the In
dians this season and increased
their first place margin to six lull
games.
Cards Drub Dodgers.
On the other hand the Brooklyn
Dodgers, who had a chance to
bottle up the senior circuit Just as
completely, were raided 7-4 by the
St. Louis Cardinals and had their
lead cut to three games last
night.
The New York Giants staved
off the Cincinnati Reds' threat
at third place in the senior loop
by whipping Walters 7-"l.
Pittsburg and Boston divided a
(joublcheadcr, Tobin pitching the
Braves to a 4-1 triumph in the
first game and then the Pirates
rallying with seven runs in the
seventh inning of the nlghlcap
to win 13-5.
I The Chicago Cubs captured a
f-5 decision over the hapless Phil
lies In their night game, Hoot
gathering in the 198th triumph of
ills career although needing help.
He also contributed a home run
(J) his own cause.
In the other American league
fames the Boston lied Sox edg
od out the Chicago White Sox, H-l
and the St. Louis Browns over
ll'owored the Philadelphia Athlet
ics, 11-2.
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Notice of final hearing
In the County Court nl' the State
' of Oregon lor Douglas County.
In the Matter of the Kslate of
George A. liest, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
ljudcrsigned administrator of the
estate of (icnrge A. Best, deceas
d, lias filed in the above entitled
court his final account of his ait?
ministration of said estate, and
the court hy order ilulv made
and entered has fi.Ncd Tuesday,
the 22nd day of July. Mill, at the
bour of ten o'clock In the tore
noon ol said day as the time, and
tile county courtroom in the
Courthouse at Kosebuig. in Doug
las County. Oregon, as the place
for hearing objections, if any
there be. to said final account or.
to the settlement ot said estate.
' DATE of first publication this
l!lth (lav of June, 1011.
DANIKL P. KKUHANE.
Administrator of the Estate ol
' Ueorpe A. Best, deceased
LOS ANGELES, July 17. - (AP)
Eddie Mayo, Ios Angeles' slug
ging third baseman who had
hopes of returning to the big
leagues, has been suspended one
year for spitting in the face of
Umpire Kay Snyder.
President W. C. Tuttle of the
Pacific Coast league set the pen
ally after conferring with Wil
liam G. Bramham, president of
the National Association of Pro
fessional Baseball leagues. It was
reported to be the severest pen
alty ever meted for such an of
fense. Mayo sparked the Angels lo the
Coast league Championship in
1038 and was voted the circuit's
most vn I liable player. He was
with the New York Giants in
10.i!' and with the Boston Braves
In 1037 iind 1SI38. He was scouted
often last season and, with a ..'100
batting nveragif and 13 homers
this season, was. bidding for a re
turn lo the majors,
Mayo's loss was the second so-vei-e
blow to the Angels this
month. Judge Bramham declared
the team's leading pitcher, Julio
Konclli, Ineligible fur organized
baseball for associating with gam
biers. Bramham said, howes'er,
there was no evidence that Bo
nettl ever had thrown a game.
Crippled Air Liner
Landed Safely By
Skillful Pilot
I.OS ANGEUCS. July 17 ( AP)
- With bent propellor tips the
only damage. Pilot Lester C. Hoi-
tan landed a giant western nit
lines transport plane yesterday
evening on a broken wheel.
Previously, for throe hours and
a half, the air liner droned above
the city with Its five passengers
ami three crew members, while
its powerlul engines drank up 420
gallons of gasoline to make the
emergency landing less hazard
ous. Ijindinq at Long Beach airport,
15 minutes after leaving Lock
heed air terminal at penrhy Bur
bank on a flight to San Diego, the
retractable carrier on the right
wheel had been disabled.
The pilot quickly gunned his en-
Top War Phase to
Come. Briton Says
LONDON, July 16.AP A.
V. Alexander, first lord of the ad
miralty, told a gathering which
included several United States
marines today that "the grim
mest pan of the war is yet to
I come.
"It Is on the battle of the At
! lantlc that our life depends,"
Alexander said, "and If we defeat
i the U-boat and the long-range air-
craft our strength will steadily
! become overwhelming.
"As to the defeat of the U-boat,
I am not going to give you facts
and figures for which the Intelli
gence service of the enemy would
certainly be prepared to pay
many thousand pounds. I will tell
you, however, that during a re
cent period I received a series of
reports which would encourage
any first lord."
In addition to the U-boats re
ported definitely destroyed, Alex
ander said, he was "certain there
are many more which do not got
back to Germany and Italy."
The recent figures on enemy
shipping losses, he added, are
"highly satisfactory."
Britain's civilian air raid cas
ualties from Jan. 1, 1940, to June
30, 1941, totalled 41,900 killed and
52,078 hospitalized. W. Mabane,
parliamentary secretai-y to the
ministry of home security, an
nounced in commons today.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
Seattle Defeats
Over Beavers, 6-5
(By the Associated Press)
Seattle, supposed to be
gines and returned to Burbank,
Hadlolng his difficulty to the air
ooit office. Moltnn ivrni Inctvnnt.
ed to fly until his fuel supply was CsC Parlrac Win
exhausted, then bring his ship , JQl, I QUI C T III
uown iu i,us nngcic8 municipal
all'iHirl.
With only enough gasoline left
to keep the motors turning, Hoi
tan nosed the plane Into head
winds and eased it down nnnn a
.. umasy una 01 me jieiu at a " cnppio ' in pacific Coast league I believe that the law w is
BOrnlle speed. (baseball now, smashed league made for man and not man for
I lie weight of the big ship fore- leading Sacramento 12-fi last the On.- Th,.t .
ed the broken retractable carrier night and evened the split-week '
iiuo us siot anu it roue along the sor es. Llovd Hrnwn chocked
ground 1500 feet on the seml-re-( Sacramento after .Scrlbner weak
tractable wheels, a foot and a oned In the first frame. Scarsella,
half oft the dirt. I who was one of the nrlnninnla on
The passengers got hardly a the Seattle ensunliv list hananH
JIMI.
J DK. CHARLES A. EDWARDS
I I BELIEVE
I believe in the supreme worth
of the individual and in his right
;to life, liberty and the pursuit of
,' happiness.
j 1 believe that every right im
plies a responsibility, every op
portunity an obligation, every
the possession a duty.
servant of the people and not
their master.
I believe in the dignity of la
bor, whether with head or hand,
mat tne world owes no man a
living but that It owes every
man an opportunity, to make a
living.
I believe that thrift Is essential
to well ordered living and that
economy Is a prime requisite of a
sound financial structure wheth
er in government business, or
personal affair;..
I believe that truth and jus
tice are fundamental to an en
during social order.
I believe in the sacrcdncss of a
Fi'-'imise. That a man's word
should be as good as his bond.
That character not wealth or
powov or position is of supreme
worth.
I believe that the rendering of
useful service is the common
duty of mankind and that only
in the purifying fire of sacrifice
is tho dross of selfishness con
sumed and the greatness of the
human soul set free.
I bdieve in an all-wise and all
loving God called by whatever
name, and that the individual's
highest fulfillment, greatest hap
piness and widest usefulness are
to .''.? found in living in har
ncny with His will.
I believe that love is the great
est thing in the world: that it
alone can overcome hate, that
right can and will triumph over
might. Amen.
NYA OFFICE MOVED
Earl I. Rice, Medford NYA
area director, is being transfer
red to new headquarters at En
gene effective July 21 following
consolidation of such officiw
from five to three, stated NYA
Administrator Ivan G. Munro of
Portland today.
Chester I. Nelson of Salein
will become urea director and
Rice will supervise all work pro-
jvcis from Eugene. Activities in j
Klamath and all counties from
Marlon into the southwesto.n
pai t of Oregon will be mainr'cd j
from the university city.
Funeral St for Child
Drowned in Smith River
Funeral services for Darlene
Shirley Clark, who was drowned
Tuesday In Smith river, will be
held In the Methodist church in
Drain at 2 p. m. Friday, Rev.
Merrill Fox officiating. Interment
will take place at Cottage Grove.
Arrangements are In charge of
Stearns mortuary, Oakland.
Sutherlin Operator Says
OPM Bars Machinery Buy
PORTLAND, July 16. (API
H. C. Wilmot of Sutherlin said
yesterday he could add one-sixth
to the United States production
of quicksilver if governmental
red tape were cut so he could
buy some machinery.
Testifying hero at a senate
military affairs sub-committee
hearing on strategic minerals,
Wilmot said that machinery he
needs Is on the floor In Denver
but dealers won't sell It until he
gets a priority order from the of
fice of production management.
"All I got back was a bunch
of application blanks," he said
regarding his request for priori
ties rating in June.
He added that the same stale
mate faces other western produc-ers.
PORTLAND'S
distinctive hotel
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HARVEST!
No Time to Lose!
SPECIAL
Brand new Oliver 60 tractor and
used Allis-Chalmers all-crop
combine, $1050
"And. You Own the Profits".
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
RoMfaurg, Ortgoa
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
OF FILING FINAL
AOCOUNT
In the Matter of the Estate of
Harriet Cockeram M a n n I n g,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that
he undersigned Administratrix.
of the estate of Harriet Cocker
am Manning, deceased, has filed
in tne county Court, of Doiie as
County, Orogon, her final ac
count as such Administratrix niltd
lliat the Court has fixed Friday.
line tn (lay or August,-lilll, at
the hour of ten o'clock A. M. at
the oflice of the County Judge,
in the Court House, at Roseburg,
' Dill Ifl.-i w f'ritmli' ( )i-,.,,it ol II,.,
time and place for the hearing
of objections to said final account
If any, and the settlement there
of. MINNIE ABKENE,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Harriet Cockeram M a n n i n g,
I let-eased.
Dated and first published July
mth. hmi.
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out a home run and four singles
in five trips to the plate.
The loss slashed Sacramento's
lead to nine games over San
Diego, which advanced with a
narrow 6-5 victory over Portland.
The cellarite Reavers crowded
five runs into the last half of a
wild ninth Inning, and the San
Diego drafted three pitchers be
fort Norhert hit into a double
play.
Hollywood halted a strong Oak
land rally in the ninth, and beat
the Oaks 9-7.
ban rranclseos three errors
contributed to the Seals' 7-2 down
fall at the hands of Los Angeles.
I he Angels pounded Joyce and
Epperly for 13 hits in winning
their second straight.
The beauty parlor 'business in
'.)X) exceeded that of barber sho
ps, the total of both amounting
to nearly half a billion dollars,
according to the Census.
That
stitch
iii time
TEI.EPHONR MUX
hold to the policy that
it's never too much trou
ble to look for trouble.
COOOOOKLET COUPON
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Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
before it rinds them
insulator a worn part
drcd things that might interfere
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wiin your teicnnone service.
They rarely Jo interfere
because nf this Kell Svs
tern practice: look tor
trouble before it happens
dont let it happen.
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brew yourself a cup of tea. Serve it
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Speciols for Friday and
Saturday, July 18th and 19th
Memo-He Tea
Fruit Pectin
Orange Pekoe or Green
8-Oz.
Pkg.
43c
Pen-Jol
Baked Beans
Pancake Flour
Rod and White
2 for . .23c
15c
No, 2 Tall
Tins. . . .
Pheasant
10-Pound
Bag . . . ,
43c
Sunshine CooKies
Assorfed
Lg. Cello
Bag . . . .
23
PEACHES
Red and White
Home style, No. 2 'a tin .
20c
PINEAPPLE JUICE
Red and White
No. 2 tins
2 for 27c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE zaWh !te 22c
No- 2 tin 2 for 19c
CRAB MEAT
Anchor Brand
5-oz. glass
25c
SHRIMP
"Our Value" fancy small
Wet or dry pack. No. 1 tin .
2 for 35c
SALAD DRESSING spintpun 22c Qt 33c
Franco-American
MACARONI & CHEESE 2
for
19c
FRENCH DRESSING
Red and White
8-02. bottle
13c
PORK & BEANS :sps
PriEEEE Red & White
10c
No. 1 tin
COFFEE
Mart, pound bags .
3Qc
27c
R!PE OLIVES
Rod and White Fancy
memum size, pint tin .
2for 29c
GELATIN DESSERT IT;
av-RJcl
9 flavors .
Pkgs.
14c
KOOL-AID
Assorted flavors
4 19c
TOILET SOAP Lux 3 bar. 20c
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4 19c
3-lb.
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57c
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