TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1941.
TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON,
Cochrane Wallops
Jenkins; Simon,
Thomson Draw
- mcw rnrtv.- ort.- 7 (API
Velti-rwi?ighl Champ rYedtllcjUlohni
weight Uoss Lew- JuilJUs a Ilati
inn lor ten rouaot i:tu aigm,
while Lew back-pedaled nnd '''i" Stephenson
awy. iRose
Cocjunne walked out aKairjst !Snlln
Die follow who wan supposed ; jintnor
bo (imoniz the in'eatrst punehinc , is,l,h..r
..lilu in r no ft KKti-l' ana
chased him all over the place, fie
lloored him five times, Minn hoth
' lyunds to do It, and al Hie end the
onlv round he had lost was the
third, which was taken from him
for low punching. The decision
172, Black IKS, Mills 106, C. Steph
ens lli'l. Huelj 164, Stanton 163,
Carr 162.
Roseburg Alleys:
9.3 93 !I3 27
Stock 178... 174.. H .. 476
Stone 156... 178 ...W.2...
Maker' 145 .158 .113 .410
jKoKcrs 147... 123 . 153 .423
.135... 117. .156 4(1
854 843 . 801 2498
General Petroleum
153
152
157
117
.138
. 152
89!)..
153
179
151.
103
132
J 50
178
173
185.
161
161)
i59
500
484
435
431
462
.8711010 2780
Cecils Sandwich Shop:
1U) 110 110 330
I A. Weiss ....... 138... 231... 154 ...523
W. Mills 188 .137 .164 .189
f Cl,,.,.,n ! 144 11!) .191
for low inching, fhe Ajcu Ion , . - ;
ror Cochrane was a im-re.-..H..ii.-,c H? m7 m m
tyho had no more opposition ' c, . 22 895. 2675
,i' r throurii a Stephens Auto Co.:
.tonkins didn't lake e 128 128
shurle forward step, and actually Stanton 137
threw fewer linn a dozen pgnel) Miller 177
t.s i Stephens 104
i i,i, l.m ho Mill ailinc'Van Valiih ..116
from his motorcycle araonn
three weeks ko ami thai a chii o-
pi-actor had treated his back onlv
ilavs aao. hul thai Red's
Rosoualp Jane Stephens,
f ioneer sf Oouglas, Dies
According to word received
here, liosannuh Jane Stephen,
ttite ol the lale William . Steph
ens, or Douglas county, died
Septemher 20 at the home of her
jdauKhlcr, 'Eliza Malone, in E
jeiett. Wah. She was 92 years
iof age. She was born in Visco:i
sin, iuaicli l.j, atlu move I
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
jinsley, in 1852 to the lower Cala
pooia district. She married Wil
liam J. Stephens, son of Ejenewr
and Ilchecca .Stephens, also plo
ner settlers of 1852 In Douglas
county. She Is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Millie Douglas,
Mrs. Kiln Shrum and Mrs. Eliza
Malone; two sons. E. Milton Ste
phens and Lewis L. Sleohens;
two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Catherine
Clarke, of Millwood, and Mrs
Ida Stephens, of Oakland, besides
numerous other relatives in tills
counlv.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to all who so kindly
assisted us during our recent sor
row in the death of our loved
nno. Also for the many beautiful
j flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. fl. WlnnJ
, ford.
l.ee Wliiniford and family.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Humphreys
and family.
FREE! TO THE 1.AQIES
Constance Bennett Cosmetics
every Monday and Tuesday eve
ning at the Rose theatre. (Adv.)
Meaty
Pel-Key:
had
un Robertson ...
Domenico ....
McAlister . .
D. Stevenson
Duughman
Lunds Radio:
123
125..
103
.129
150.
I.pnd 133.
823
Umpqua Cleaners
' iCtlenx
1'arklnson
! (loser
first riehthand punch
: done all the treatment.
Simon Gets Unpopular
, Draw With Thompson
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7 - APi
1 - Gargantuan Abe Simon of New
'. Vnrk nnd Turkey Thompson, Los
Angeles negro heavyweight, . .
fought a 10 round draw ut the. ' '
Hollywood ball park last night. ,
Referee liennv wniimuns ur ,
cision brought little favor f rom j JJ
home town hackers oi i nompsun.
Pittweighed 69i pounds - Simon
v; Ttutmnsnn 1861 - the 21 -year-
old' negro was not outfought "' j
the six foot-four easterner, who ' " "
. j i. A ,1, 1,., u nhnve ; "' "
him.
Thiimnsnn landed the harden
blows, and in the ninth stagger
ed big Abe with four hard smash-1 j.;k, c!u,
es to Ihe head. He ran out ofj
gas, however, and Simon finish- iKp,,m?(.r
ed strongly. 'lliisklns
Simon hurt his right hand ' Ktifman
the second. i Elliot
. .r,. Campbell .
HONOLULU, Oct. 7 AP) -
Rush Dalma of Manila, bantam-1
weight champion of the Orient, i
punched out a hairline decision. Return Here Mr. and Mrs. J.
over Lou Sallea of New York, I II. Woliord and daughter, Miss
wprld bantam king, In a non-title ,Mary Alice, have returned to
10-round fight here last night. I Iheir home in this city, following
iJach weighed 119J. ilhe week-end in Klamath Kails
V!SMing llie wimtniis simi iu i,,v
i.iinl riiiiiuhter. Mr. and Mrs.
tfJiAf) I h-k ft iCharles Edwards, Jr., and famllv.
. i m y eiijiii-i tm- u v in i .
.-iui'iiiiii' lake route anil report
snow falling in that urea.
12S 384 I
Uifi... .147... 430 - - -
147 . 160 . 484 t
161. .159 121 I I EL sCjl
134 148 . 428 ; I I 1 , , . ll
153 ...180... 136 'i'i L """""
845 .96 878 .,. pjJJ JJJJ,
H0.I33 I25 ..m 1 "MiKMiui" Difms
136 . 126 . 133 . 415
125 145 . .126 . '190
.1U) .134 .146 . 396, 4T
236. 192 . 209 637 1 vY7Tl
923 894 883 2700 1 S7l 1 1 1 f'Ar?
123 123 369 fV7T7x'
13U . 133 .394 I 'Jl
134.161.4581 &
173 122.424 iVrs"
127. 130 407 f WZSFs "
105. 16'.!. .164 IZaffly
858 835 2516 Zir
17K 17li 171, IVMtB r . J9. -j.
1 128 ' 1 44 I ""iiLm lii t
90S 905 . 882 21)95 I I
124 124 121 372! I I
. 180 138 149 467
.138. .153 .160 451
.. 147. . 156.. 158. ...461 fmm
.178.. 155. . 168. 501 I
.. 163. 192 . 220 575
930 918 .979 2827
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SKATING
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY
7:30 till 10 P. M.
Sunday 7:30-10 P. M.
at the
RAINBOW RINK
WINCHESTER
Plank-like tracks dis
tribute the weight of
the "C a t e r p i 1 1 ar"
track-type Tractor ov
er a wide area, like a
pair of skis supports
the skier. This elimi
nates bogging in soft
spots.
Douglas County
Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange
Roseburg, Oregon
mm
Clly League Standings:
Shop
067
583
583
5(H)
501)
417
417
.3.13
Sandwich
Del Key
Elks Club
Sti-pvens Auto
Uoschuru Alleys
Lunds Hadio
General Petroleum
I'mpuua Cleaners .
Games Last Night:
Del Hey 3, Lunds Hadlo 0; Elks
Club 3, linipcpia t.'leaners 0; Gen
eral Petroleum 3. Hosehui'g Alley
0; Sandwich Shop 2: Stephen
Auto 1.
High Individual Game Score:
Uaughman 236.
High Individual Series Score:
IJaughman 637.
Averages: Uaughman 185, J. (".
Campbell 179. Heaty 174, Lund
COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Coupon and
10c
entirles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
POOTDaOD DY HIGH PRDOOURD ?
GETTING
STALE?
rti -
rrefs vovfit..
tecp f.t. Mr. Biisincii MJ",
and Ladies, too, by dropping in
one or two nights week for
healthy exercise that is great
fun. You'll find the town'
leaders pepping up here!
Roseburg
iewllng Alley
TRY THE UNION MINUTE MOtJ
HIGH SPEED BUT NO HIGH PRESSUREI
1 he only "high pressure" the Minuic Men
use is die pressure they put into polishing
glass. Their service is adjusted to fit each
customer's schedule.
If you're io a hurry, they rush you through
in nothing fl.it! It' you hsvc more time
they check your car carefully from stem
to stera. In cither case, you net high speed
but no high prrisurt. Try them.
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uu
mi
mm
DUT.
FOR A LONG TIME WE'VE
HAD IN MIND
SUGGESTING
That Douglas County people who have relatives
or friends in the service, send them a subscrip
tion to the News-Review, letting it kind of take
the place of a letter from home
BUT
FIRST LETS HEAR MORE FROM
MR. ADAIR;
Dear Editor;
I am employed ia the Puget Sound Hvy Vr4 by the Navy
Pept. as a welder. I have been working aboard the tntish man o
war "H. M, 5. Worspite" whiph is in drydock here fw repairs.
Upon going pbout ipy duties yesterday, aboard this ship, what
should I find but p copy 9t the "Roseburg Nws-Reiew" dated Sat.,
Sept. 20, 1941.
Imagine, rinding Hie home town paper aboard the most fam
ous battleship i" "His Majesty's Royal Novy!"
How is that for (circulation?
Sincerely,
JAMES D. ADAIR,
0 Boer Blvd.,
" ' Bremerton, Wn.
Jim, as you may know, is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
VY, J Adair, of 813 Short street, here, Until
leaving he was with the Roseburg Welding
Works, but about three months ago reported
for government service,
SO, YOU SEE, THE NEWS-REVIEW
DOES GET AROUND
Why Not Let Some Member of Your
Family Enjoy Reading The News-Review
and Enjoy it as James Adair
Has Done?
The cost 1$ small-only $4 for a whole year's subscription by
mail under present bargain rates.
THEY CLOSE THIS WEEK!
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