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folES NOTES
LOUI, -" ; v,-'7
Hrtchecn, today tar
phl?...n"',.",,.,s :
in inrcr ...
scries contemn last yrm.
irlrd only ' l'""-
the losing pitcher in
Ihe sanies.
Browni have scored 10
iiv (our Innings ' tho
,ri, csmcs. Kvury rim 1ms
1 the llli" I'll'1" lwo
iut in sn ..'.' "
frame but one.
wasn't bailer on bB,c
two were out.
it Caster, head of llic
ic relict pitching corps,
Irom Lone Bench, Lain.,
e iPsnifi Howiiinci, pro
of the Pacific const
was talking with George
ked If he expecico io
work In the scries. "I
,p there Isn't any reason
on me," George replied.
Csrdj, noted for their
nmwu. haven't had
luck pushing runs (crow
'ir own power .11 serirp
They lulled lo score mi
run In the Insl two
nt IM unci In three
this ycor hove mnde only
Homa on Leave Dale McC'iir-
muck, son of Ml'. "Mil Mrs. (''red
Mi'C'orii.nck of fried.., Is
iinniti on leave from II. n South
I'aclflo III. Ill October lid. Ills
wire lives nl (i:H N, llth. McC'or
mi.ck Iiwm bci-ii overseas fur sev
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'l 111 1.1 " . V ," " . ,.,.,.,,,
worked n I Lnrciir. cm. .puny until
iiih ouiisiiucni in inn navy in
1U42.
Yraka License A marriage
I Ice. iso wn Issued at Yrcka,
Calif., nil September 211. to
Junto II. Mel.ollund, 22, Child
hour.., N. C, n marine, mid Lor
in. no J. Kluth, 1U, of Klaninth
Falls.
To Rottburfj Frank Jenkins,
head of the Southern Oregon
Publishing company and pub
lisher of The Herald and News,
left Snlurdiiy for Roscburg on
business,
Police Court -Five drunks and
one charged with drunken driv
ing appeared In police, court bin
urday morning.
T
INSTALLATION
OF COOLING
UNIT UNDERWAY
E. E. Wels, transportation
specialist from I ho office of do.
fenso transportation out of Port
land, and unsigned lo the farm
section, will take over all conn
lie in Oregon previously served
through Mcdford as far as farm
truck transportation Is con
cerned The exact date of this
change over will be announced
later. The two California coun
ties, Siskiyou and Modoc, pre
viously taken rare of by Mod
ford, will be taken over by Sac
ramento, At present. Wels Is busy con
tacting all OPA gas rationing
boards, farm transportation com
nilltoeji, and county agents for
(he purpose of finding out what
the main problems are, so thai
when this change over takes
place, there will be a minimum
of confusion.
Wels stated that It was Ihe
wish of (he Portland district of
fice of the ODT (ha( "we can en
joy the same cooperation that
has been extended to the Med
ford office."
BUTTER SCOUT
BOSTON. Ocf. 4 ll'i Major
George J. Cronln, state purchas
ing agent, has hired a special
bulter scout In an attempt lo ob
tain enough bi.Ker for 23,000 In
mates of InslKudons. Cronin
said ihe stalo advertised for bids
for butler In cnrlnnd lots with
out receiving a reply.
TUI.KI.AKK Inslallallon of
a huge ii-frigi-rallon unit In the
Cal-U.c Parking company ware
house on lint hiKhwny soulh of
Tulelalic, built hir.t year by Dab
Ion, Kvui., We.il and Lyon Is
underway and will be coiupleled
within the next few days. The
system Is being Installed by (he
Northwest linker Ice Machine
company with hcailuuailerj at
Omaha, Nebraska with t. W.
.Miamly as foreman.
The cooler el.m.i.ales a sweat
period for onions and potatoes,
drawing out the field heal before
Ihe produce Is damaged.
The warehoiiHO has a capacity
of ;iu,0l)0 100-po.md sacks of
onions or potatoes. Potatoes
will follow (he onion crop in(o
storage,
Tho C'al-Oro company Is oper
alhiK also (his year one of the
largest potato sorters ever used
In Iho basin. Tho sorter la be
ing used in Ihe company's wure.
house al Hatfield by Lloyd K.
I.lsk, who has Ihe crew opera
tion contract for the, harvest
season.
A large percentage of Ihe po
tatoes being harvested will be
consumed by the armed forces,
1!3 per cent 0f the run on Wed.
ncsday at the Cul Orc plant being
laken by (he army. Llsk staled
"iut some days (he entire out
put goes lo (he government
This Is (he first year thnl a
grader of this size has been
used here. One olher machine
"f this type Is being operaled by
Klirle Roberts for Levi and Zcnt
ncr nl Hatfield.
Grange Askt Changs
In Liquor Rules
TUI,KI,AKK The Tulclake
grange, which hui gone on rec
ord as favoring a change in
(ha supervision of tlx stale
litiiur control commission, will
prcitenl a recently adopted ro
solution at (ho statu conven
tion asking that Ihe California
..lulu grange request a transfer
of Ihe commission coidrol from
tho Jurisdiction of H. u board of
oiiunlizaliiin. Tho plan calls for
Iho commission in the luluro to
liu directed by a chairman ap
pointed by tho governor of
California. The state conven
tion will he held In Sacramento,
October 17-22.
The action was taken by the
local grange In an effort to
bring abou( a more sadsfactory
undeiHlaudliig between (be
liquor commission and (his com
munity in regulation and grunt
ing ol licenses lor ina su.e oi
li(Uor.
The sluto grange session will
bo attended by II. T. Street,
....,ui,.r n. i.in Tnlelake tfranuc.
Mrs. Struct and Rev. and Mrs.
Hugh Bronson. Rev. Bronson,
inu.Ko chaolaln. was elected
alternate. He and Mrs. Bron
son will meet Rev. Brouson's
parents there, his father being
master OI tile grange ai nan
Uiiphacl,
Iloiiieiiiaking Higliligliis
ask" Uses Head Butts
i Wallop Paavo Katonen
By PAUL HAINES
:nr Folivo Katonen lost
of (ho double headline go
4'ht a( Ihe armory, hut In
m, gained more plaudit
mi ration from (he crowd
lie hnd won. This was
sttcdly tho finest card of
iison lo dale, and hnd
and spills enough to salts-
J.nost callous of fans. The
heel, nurl we do mean
bok the gory fray when
1 wnuy Moss intervener!
further bloodshed after
applcr hnrl gained a fall,
wsj streaming out of a
Pnsvo's forehead, opened
vicious bond hulls em
by the Mask, but Knton-
Oi'd nd groggy ns he was,
lo wnve the white fluff
it was all Wally Moss could
)cstrain him In order to
1 1 serious Injury.
flask was enthusiastically
f over his hullet likc dome
I oman sneetntor n h l.fi
. and completed the trek
nressing room under po
'irt, as the rnhl.i fnn'ivi.ri.
"d to tear him apart.
nnnneu rassier look the
mole with a slepover ton-
was more than Panvo
ke. hut Ihe Knw PI nn
ck lo climb the ropes
'premo effnrt in .i,a...u
yd from his onnononfs
, . - ....11 V..l nri.lil.An
Iho nod with a hangman's hold.
Then came the gory finish that
leu tne ians iiukiuk 1111.-111-
sclves. , ,,
Jack Kizcr took the nrsi nan
of the double body bending af
fair over "Blood and Guts Da
vidson by coming ou( on the long
end of two out of three slams
to Ihe canvas. Tiger Jack grab
bed the Initial fall with his
famed "alligator clutch1 that
had the ex-marine wishing he
was still In tho corps. "Blood
und Guls" proved lie was no
sof(y by redlining to pin the
Vancouver rassler with a back
breaker, followed by a body
press. Davidson then rushed
across the square before (he bell
to catch Jack unaware, but Kizcr
was not (o bo hoodwinked and
drop-kicked a perfect field goal
on tho button of his too eager
opponont and won the match
with a standing body press. Dayc
was a little Irked about the
whnle thing and went after Jack
again, but the Pacific coast king
tied him In tho ropes to cool him
off and that, my hearties, was
that. ,
Billy Nelson was unable to
appear In tho opener and standby
Rowdv O'Dowdy finnlly won
himself a bout by upsetting Sail
or Hogan twice In a two-out-of-three-falls
Joust.
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
CM 3c Dala McCormack.
home on leave from Iho Sou(h
raciuc. here until October ao
Tho above service people arc
oniiuea to ireo passes to the lo
cal theatres and free fountain
service at Lort River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
lucatrcs and K. C Woodruff ol
tho dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News oil Ice (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets
Because of the disruption of
rail facilities by tho fighting in
Europe, American-made trucks
are being shipped there for the
transportation of prisoner of
war parcels.
CLASSES TO START
From th Office of (h Horn
Demonstration Agent
1IONEV Is food news Just
iiov, too. It Is not plentiful, and
it is expensive, but, should you
bo short on sugar, it might be
worthwhile, lo get a little honey
to eke out tho augur radon. If
you nrn sending food overseas
as Chnslmas fi'lts to persons In
(he armed services, this recipe
for honey caramels may Interest
you, Wrapped In waxed paper
and packed in tin cans It will
stand tho rigors of travel very
well.
One cup honey
Two cups of sugar
1 1 cups of cream
I cup bulter
Vanilla, nuts.
Boil the honey, sugar, cream
and butter until the car.dy
readies a temperature ol 254 de
grees (sea level) and then add the
vanilla and nuts. Pour into
greased pans and allow to cool.
cul into squares.
ONE MRS. WEST (we don't
know which one) called the home
demonstration agents office Fre
duy morning to Inquire how to
wasn wniie leather kid m this
case. We gave her the best solu
tion to her problem that we
knew at the moment, and now,
having found a better way, wc
wish to submit this method:
Mend rips in the glove or gar
ment. Dissolve two tablespoons
of finely shaved paraffin in one
quart of cleaning solvent. Put
the article to be cleaned in a con
tainer of suitable size. . . a glass
jar or slonc crock is Ideal, and
pour In the solvent. Allow to
soak for 30 minutes. Remove
from the cleaning agent and
placo on a working surface that
will not be damaged by the li
quid and gently scrub seams and
soiled parts with a small brush
(tooth brushes are good) using
the paraffin -solvent solution.
Rluso the gloves In a fresh paraffin-solvent.
Saucezo the garment
dry, and complete drying by rub
bing wiin a ciom. rousn wun a
flannel cloth.
MORE PARTICULARS on
home dry cleaning are to be
found in the Extension Service
bulletin, "Dry Cleaning At
Home,'.' which is to be found in
the home demonstration agent's
office in the postoffice.
sooner they will go out again,
moisture proof and safe for mail
ing. WHAT'S COOKIN'T
Monday, October 9 Home
maker's broadcast, 1:43 p. m
KFJI.
Tuesday, October 10 Merrill
unit meet, "Making Rolls and
Coffee Cake."; Gilchrist, nutri
tion film, PTA, Gilchrist school.
Wednesday, October 11
Shevlin unit meeting.
Thursday. October 12 Bly
unit meeting, "Making Rolls and
Coffee Cake."
Friday. October 13 Poo val
ley unit meet, "Let's Have Few
er Colds."
Saturday. October 14 Dead
line for mailing Christmas pack
ages overseas.
5 5 5
Classified ads ger results.
CAUTION: Never use gaso
line, high-test gasoline or naph
tha for home dry cleaning. Not
only are these subttonces highly
Inflammable, but they arc explo
sive. Commercially prepared
solvents, which contain percent
ages of carbon tetrachloride to
lessen the danger o: explosion
and fire, are recommended, but
they, too, should be treated with
tho utmost respect. Keep them
in closed containers.
Gl Negro Stabbed
Near Heart
TACOMA, Oct. 7 (P) Douglas
Tinsley, a negro soldier, was
in Fort Lewis hospital today In
a critical condition from a stab
wound near the heart received
sometime during the night.
Tinsley was found on a Ta
coma street by fellow soldiers
who had him taken to hospital.
Police questioned negroes In
a house near where the man
was found and held one, a
woman, in Jail today pending
further investigation.
Deep-lying tissues of sick per
sons are being treated by electri
cal energy that is converted into
heat within the tissues of the
body.
m j m i mi ymw'-n m.m iwwrv
r j 'if .i
BRING TIN cans to be sealed
at the home demonstration
agent's office early in the week
(Saturday is the deadline for
mailing to soldiers, you know)
because there are nearly a thou
sand tins to be sealed, and the
sooner they come in the
m
TUt TOWN HOP
Mtla Fifth
Lti Dimentlenat lllti
Caa Be Fean Here. Tee!
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sinLaTW
a.,.,r,W.,.&.,
1 ULLLAriL WI1 uchiia-i - fc7
another class for nurses' aides , R
and orderlies win be sianca ai
Ihe project hospital In the Jap
anese segregation center here, it
was announced this week by Dr.
Hurry K. Marks, acting chief
medical officer who succeeds
temporarily Dr. Jack Sleath. Dr. ,
Rleolh Is at present In Washing
Ion D. C where he Is on detail ;
at the WRA office In place of Dr. i
Cnrlyle Thompson, who recently
joined the armed forces.
The full time dnlly classes will
Include the study of practical
nursing, anatomy, physiology,
materia medica, hygiene, sanita
tion, nursing ethics, bacteriology
and dietetics.
Hospital authorities also re
vealed (his week (hat Dr. Ikuta
lofl recently for Rohwcr center.
Ark., from where he plans to
continue to the University of
Pennsylvania for post-graduate
work.
The head of a golf club, In the
average swing, is traveling at a
speed of approximately 123 miles
an hour when it strikes the ball.
Tun in Sundays
Ibi
Old Fashioned
Rsvival Hour
Krji io n p. m.
InWrnfttUnst Ciptl
nrsadrait. Charles
S. m.ltr. Director.
Old Fashioned Gospel Services
The
postolic Faith Church
228 No. 8th St.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Su"loy School 9:30 A. M.
DoHon Sorvlc 11:00 A. M.
Evening Sorvlce 7:45 P. M.
WEEK-NIGHT meeting
Wodncsdoy end Friday 8:00 P. M.
'"'Pirinj TosHmonioi Tell of the Reality lo b.
Found In Christianity
f Collectfant Cxi.-. W.l-nm
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Bvergreeii SlvllM
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vl "Cfcrisfmas Packages
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I STURDY WOODEN BOXES
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Hall Hotel Willard Hotel Wlnema Hotel
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Complete packing and mailing Instruction W5s S" ' I
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Final
Overseas Mailing
Date Is
Oct. 13
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tops on the lists of things they want for Christ
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Man or Woman Overseas
See the
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