Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 13, 1941, Page 8, Image 8

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    JTO3EBURS REWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUR'S, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941.
Industrial Leaguft
Tonm W h Pot.
Rlandard Oil 11) S .701
Hanson Motors 1H fl .(i(i7
Josso Furniture Co. Ki 11 ..TO
Pacific Fruit 12 15 AAA
HIcsslnK's 12 15 .444
Coen I.br. Co 12 1") .444
Ump(un Chiefs 12 1I .444
Hold Valley (1 21 .222
Games Last Night
Standard Oil 2, Hotel Valley 1;
.Umpqua Chiefs 2, Pacific Fruit
1: Hansen Motors 2, Coen l.hr.
Co., 1; Josse Furniture 2, Bless
ing's 1.
High Individual gamp score:
Rauijhman 231.
UlRh individual series score:
n.imjhman 570.
Two league records broken:
Hotel Vallev, sinele game, 101G,
formerly held by Umpqua Chiefs
067. Josse Furniture broke the
team series record with a 27!t2
fcore. formerly held by .Standard
Oil. 27(i7.
Josse Furniture Co.:
Handicap 159 159 159 477
Nicholson ISO 13. 151 111
Butner 139
Flynn 180
Sorenson 110
Dlmmick 191
Totals 909
The blessings:
Handicap 187
Lehi bach 122
Judd 125
Whilon 127
G. Phillips 151
K. Phillips 135
Totals 850
144
181
1G7
132
910
187
111
145
147
1U5
10G
924
129 412.
205 Sflfi
1GG 437
103 480
973 2792
187 501
113 349
191 404
103 437
108 427
117 418
882 2050
Coen Lumber Co.:
150
.134
115
101
118
153
837
Handicap
Schaerer
liowen ..
Dunning
Coen
Koadman
Totals .
Hansen Motors:
Handicap 113
Hendricks 142
Mabry 181
Puckelt 110
Mioughton 109
Vrooman 151
Totals 842
150
115
135
103
155
140
834
143
110
147
99
151
205
801
Hotel Valley:
Handicap 93 98
Stephenson ... 159 ?10
Hruton 129 135
Al Miller 151 154
Solomon 137 182
Uaughman ... 105 231
Totals 839 1010
Standard Oil:
Handicap 121 121
Oilkeson 125 171
McDonald 103 140
Rico 123 207
Mills 100 151
Laird 174 145
Totals 872 935
150 408
143 422
100 350
178 442
143 410
155 448
881 2552
129 415
107 425
127 455
122 337
120 380
180 530
845 2548
98 294
190 505
120 390
120 425
153 472
180 57G
807 2722
121 303
103 399
183 480
103 493
107 484
153 472
890 2097
That's the test of a truly great beerl
Blitz Weinhard is distinguished be
cause one battle doesn't take the
edge off your enjoyment!
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till. ,S ' I'.WS rjfjy
S&B&TO WHENEVER YOU
mm ENJOY BEER
dlSS.f I YOU'LL LIKE
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Distributed by DouQlas Distribut
ing Co., Rosoburg, Ore.
Pacific Fruit:
Handicap U2 142 112 420
D. Stevenson 125 189 135 449
Crouch 121 149 100 370
Soancake 108 140 113 307
Mm-L'an 142 100 198 500
C. Stevenson .179 Kit 138 478
Totals '. 817 947 832 2590
Umpqua Chiefs:
Handicap 120 120 120 378
Aten 102 187 141 490
K. Thiele 135 187 183 505
P. Thiele 170 118 158 452
Wcllrnan 1'4 157 102 403
Haigh 158 109 173 500
Totals 901 944 943 2788
MARKET
REPORTS
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12.
(API (U. S. Dept. Agr.)
HOGS: Market active, fully
steadv with Monday; good-choice
175215 II). drive-ins $10.50 to
mostly $10(15; 230-200 lb.
weights $10.00-15; heavier sorts
down to S9.50; packing sows
$7.0050; light lights to S8.00; or
belter: good-choice feeder pigs
S7.00-11.50.
CATTLE : Calves: Market
slow, but mostly steady on kinds
available; no good slaughter
steers offered early; fed steers
quotable at S12.25; grass steers
$9. 50-10.50; or above; common
steers down to S7.50; grass heif-;
el's $7,509.00; good beef cows to
$800; canner-cutler cows S4.00
5.00; medium good bulls S7 50
8.50; common down to $0.50;
good clioiec vcalcrs $11.50-12.00.
SI1KF.P: All classes steady;
bulk good-choice trucked-in wool
ed lambs $9 50 10 00; few dip
lied lambs $9.35: slaughter ewes
$5.00.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13.
(API -- lUlTTER Prints, A
grade. 39c lb. In parchment wrap,
tiers, 39!c in cartons; !B grade,
38Jc In parchment wrappers;
cartons 39Jc lb.
POTATOES New white, lo
cals, fl. 05 1.75: Deschutes Clems,
S2.40 cental: Yakima No. 1 Clems.
$2.25 cental: Klamath Falls, $2.50
cental.
other produce unchanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13-(API-
Net prices paid producers
tor live poultry delivered San
Francisco. Turkevs, young toms,
under 1;) lbs., 2-li-25; 18-20 lbs.,
241; over 20 lbs., 245; young hens
28-29.
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 1.1
(API Open High Low Close
Mav 951 951 951 951
Dee. 91 91 91 91
-Ox
( nnM'T CUV1T AAiCT-Cr5
( JUST TELL ME: DOES HUDSON
:V sent, rim coAc FROM gen
ii I Liur-tb-- lHLIrUKrNlrt FUR"
SERLS r dskrrts?
L
ArtSNsr: "ttVUiUli HEAL" is just a trade name lor iyei
m"SKri'"
"Tr.-'de N.imes" or "Drands" are valuable, and Jealously guard
ed by ALL RELIABLE manufactures. "Umpqua" or "Sun
rise" on your feed sack means quality, economy and satisfac
tion. We stand back of every sack of Umpqua or Sunrise feed,
and Umpqua Chief Flour. Buy Douglas County products; be
satisfied.
Louis to Battle
Buddy Baer for 0
At Navy Benefit
NEW YORK, Nov. 13. CAP)
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
lias been paid princely sums for
fighting, but his wage scale is
skidding to the vanishing point.
Within a few weeks he will be
inducted Into the army to fight,
if necessary, fur $21 a month and
now he has agreed to light for
the navy for nothing.
A 15-round title bout between
the champion and Buddy IJaer,
Hie big Californian he beat In six
rounds last spring, was announc
ed last night for January 9 in
Madison Square garden.
The profits will go to the New
York auxiliary of the navy relief
society and Louis will receive
nothing more than his expenses
for staking his heavyweight
crown, the most valuable bauble
in sports.
But Ancll Hoffman, Baer's
manager, said In Sacramento,
Calif., that Buddy would receive
the customary challenger's per
centage after taxes and a 10 per
cent cut for the navy had been
taken off the top. In the past
Louis' challengers have received
from 121 to 20 per cent.
In Army Word has been re
ceived here that Clair Shlrey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shlrey,
of Eugene, formerly of this city,
has joined the army and is now
a private, battery B 51st Coast
artillery Bn., at Camp Callan.
Calif.
Rich Merchant Held in
Shooting of Legion Head
STOCKTON, Calif., Nov. 13
i API Maurice Zuckorman, 00,
wealthy Los Angeles and Stock
ton commission merchanl, was ac
cused today of assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to
commit murder. The charge was
an aftermath of the Armistice
day shooting of a Stockton Ameri
can Legion leader in a cocktail
bar.
Justice of the peace Goorue F.
Buck set bail at 50,000 cash cr
$100,000 bond, and selected No
vember 24 for a preliminary hear
ing. Victim in the shooting was Otto
Dander, 40, past commander of
the Stockton Legion post, and
leader of the Armistice day par
ade. Sureeons Rave blm an nrn
chance to recover from a pistol
bullet wound In the abdomen.
The shooting occurred in a bar
where Dander had gone with his
wife, brother and sister-in-law to
celebrate. Dander's wife signed
the complaint against Zucker-man.
Leo Turner Knocks Out
Wagner in Second Round
SALEM, Nov. 13. (AP) Leo
Turner of Portland spotted Kel
ler Wagner, Salem, 12 pounds,
and scored a technical knockout
In the second round of a boxing
hout last night. Turner weigh
ed 158u pounds, Wagner 170L
In one preliminary Dave Trag
lio of Salem, 145 pounds, dccislon
ed Harry Fowler, Roseburg, 145,
in four rounds.
HAt YOU'VE CHANGED COFFEES!
Can'i fool n old coffee-lover . . . this is
Schilling ... I recognize ics full flavor
and goodness. Wings e tie morning.'
YOUR CHOICE
DRIP OR PERCOLATOR
Schilling
WINGS Or"5'IHE MOHNINO
COAL
SPECIAL
Friday end Saturday. Nov. 14th and 15th
MIXED NUTS Lb 19c
SNOWFLAKE
2-lb. box
Crackers
29C
N. B. C.
Shredded
Wheat
2nv 23C
CRANBERRIES., 15c
MINCE MEAT , 29c
PUMPKIN : 25c
HEINZ PUDDING
DATE, FIG or PLUM,
Larae can
RITZ
Butter Crax
I9e
Large box
f.Mr;.'x
39c
t V.V.V -
LILLY'S I
Fruit Cocktail I
4Pa I
No. 1 tell can .... 1
Mb. Pica
RADIANT
Fruit Mix
35C
CRANBERRY SAUCE
13C
LOCAL CARROTS
3 bunches
10c
II
IMS
C AULSFLO WER LLrcqA,Lheatls 15c
DAMSH SQUASH 3 tor 10c
SWEET POTATOES No- Vs- 10c
GREEN QMSQNS 3bes 10c
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS Lb 1 gc
OREGON MILK Tall can, 4 for .... 51C
SUGAR 10-lb. sack 63C
WHITE WONDER SOAP s ba, 19C
CRISCO 3.lb.cgn 65C
DEL MONTE PEAS 2 cans 29C
CALBF. FRESH DATES L b 19c DEL MONTE CORN
2 cans .
25C
DEPARTMENT
FIX YOUR HAIR
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
At the
Beauty Shop
FOR APPOINTMENT
Telephone 522
Try our lightweight Thcr
mique Permanent Machine,
no pull.
fermanents $1.95 and up
BANQUET
SALAD DRESSING
Quart jar
AIRMAIL
COFFEE
Mb. Pkg.
17C
DEL MONTE
COFFEE
nb. 27C 2 ibs. 53C
DELUXE
COFFEE
MIRADA
RSPE OLIVES
Quart can .
39c
Mb. Pkg.
23C
INSTANT
POSTUX1
39C
OREGON
PEAS
New Pack, 3 for
25c
LIBBY'S
8-oz. can
PORK & BEANS
16-oz. can, 3 for ,
25c
fa :
SAVE on
YOUR
TURKEY
Reserve your turkey now for
Thanksgiving. We will have dress
ed chickens and rabbits. Every
turkey is guaranteed. Money back
if it fails to please you.
r-Ktbr-l a a
APPLE CIDER Gallon
2-lb.
Leaf
65C
CAMPBELL'S
Tomato Juice
14-oi, can, 3 for 25c
46-01. can, each 19c
OYSTERS
Nice and fresh, pint
MINCE MEAUl9dlb
BEEF ROAST beef
19c
19c
19c
PORK ROAST iTy and tender- 23c
wpiii afjiJic Bnutc rtnu aressing
SWSFT'S HAMS !i or whole'
Distinctively cured, lb. 32C
CHICKENS Fancv fat hens 25c
PORK SAUSAGE r 19c
CHEESE F,lfl
avored. lb XIC
DILL PICKLES N370ra cHsp' 10c
SWEET PICKLES. Dint ,T
ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW
SHREDDED
COCONUT 1-lb. package .
25c
JELL-WELL
Puddings or Desserts
3 Packages
10c
E (KPIIUA CESS a
I
I
r
UMPQUA CHIEF
19 lb. sack
CASTLE
in 49 lb. sack
I, HAip ijp,r iM PILLSBURY
fuijiniiiiittia 9 sack
m SWANSDOWN
49-lb. sack
FLOUR SAVINGS
$1.43
$1.39
$1.89
$1.94
TWO BIG STORES
IT'S SMART
TO BE THRIFTY
NO. 1, TELEPHONE 522
No. 2, TELEPHONE 39