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ROSFBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1937. to otherH and' inn luted on boot nig, even it lie tiud to boost to eojpty seats. ... "1 propoHd & toaat: 'To the win tier und hUI! chuuiplon, Joe Hum pbreyB.'" 1 Kurtey. lone a clone friend of mi JIumpJiieyH, alno paid glowing trl bulo to tils memory aa a in end 'und pal. ' AUSTIN, Tox., Jun. 19. (AP itucelpta of the dinner, eutliuut NiiljruHka n builder or foot bull chum- eU'at ctoue to yi.OOu, will be ued to erect a brouze plaque tu Hum phrey's memory at jUadison Square gardeu uud a shaft over his grave. , o . tjCj Starts Tomorrow! Trcxnenioe3 Values on Everything for The Ilonie pious, Dana X. Bible, moved to the University ol Texas today und so did u report thai he wants three union as mucti as tne nignesi iiaio profoHSor here to become coach of. the Longlioins. ' Bible, it wus understood. Is ask lug JID.OuU annually for a five to 10-yeur contract or iza.vuu annual ly lor himself and nssistauls. The university nresident. JJr. 11. V Benedict who Is puld fS,(luO'a TWO El &m mm HGOTli year. Is known to oppose both a high salary and a long time con tract. The top professor salary Is JO.uuo. Dlblo Ills tricky, latoml minded Coinhuskers at tbe University of Nobruska Hie almost pereunlul win ners of the Dig Hlx conference title accepted uu Invitation of the board of regents to confor here toduy regarding the post vucuted by the former Notre Dume slur, Jack .Ch'evlgny. f 11. J. U murk, millionaire god father of the University of Texas, favors a big time mentor here to restore prestlgu 'here uu the grid iron, Bible meets his specifica tions. . : Two men were recommended to the board, by Its athletic commit tee. The other wiis not ldenllfled. : Blble'B 1929-1036 record at Ne braska shows CO victories, soVen ties and IS losses. , BASKET BALL SCORES AND GOSSIP JSLIOliNK, O'e-'Jiiu. 19 (At') The University of Oregon basket bull team,' somowliHt recuperated from Us gruelling 35 to 31 victory over. Oregon State; heuded toward Pullman toduy lor Us third battle with the second-place Washington Siato .Cougars. ; Houurs ure evun betwoen the teams at present,. each winning ouu ill the two-game series hero last week. The fourth gume tomorrow Bight will be tlio lust of the sea son for the Weufobt-Ooagnr rival ry.' '' !" - ( ' " -"' ' ' ' Four other northern division Karnes will be ptuyed this week us llid'hoop'sl'llsou hits' Its stride Oregon vs, idulio lit . IUohcoW Kri Uiiy'u'nd' gillflvdtiy. lllghti) itlul J)ro foil Btnte vs. WusnliiKtpn Hi gent ile the kriiiu tuo evenings. f On Oregon's showing on Us cur rent' road trip wtl depend tu u con siderable extent its liual staiullug. Olily two other out-or-suito conior onco gunies facry'llio Wubfoots with Wushlngum lit Kt'Uttle March G und 6. ' '' :'' ' INT ' The Uhll)o high Kchuul IiIhIi bcuioiI iiu iiuproBHivo win bvor tlio UiuntB 1'anH Cavthiiuii by a Score uC Xfl to 10 In a btiBkotlmll gHmo lit Htdillo Hutu n! ay night. ' Jlbth tuiinid chockt'd ho cluaoly ou k-Ton no tn thu tlrel half of tltu .bull guino that (t'o polnlH Wmch vub ull tli u I ulthor Htild was ublo to culled. Soon iil'tur Ihu slurL of thu hucoiuI half thu Itltth com JnenctU rimling the rungu on tho tiiskot mill iiiilckly went lulu n fpouirortahlu lead. . In tint preliminary volleyball imio, thu (..rams Pass piilb ott fuiuUxt the Hlilillu girlu to win by a murgiu of -tu to in. Uueup roi' basket onll gamu Itiricllo 2(i) WUhoii Mellor O) Cmiiutt (2) Howard CI) Uoukur, Z. (1) SiibHtttutloim: (10) (irynlH I'uhh V (1) (llhnm-o P Clark V IMUImtt (1 (i!) lYuttl Xi (1) Hunleu Klilille, Murks (5). Klnimul (11), S inner, Phillips, 3. JlccktM'; Grnntfl 1'usn, Owenhy, iirisHon, StlenbaiKh C!, ' tlruy, j'utnui it, Norton o- HV VAVL MICK l'XSON NliW YllHK, Jan. IS). (AP) Uoiiwwhern alnnff Hit Hroatlwuy or thu Kreat beyond, Moc MninpluryH liuint he, eweltluK with pride tn tlay. ; Tho frleiiilH ho left behind him. Hrrnt and iiiHlenirirnnt an human values go, hint iiltfht paid the lale light unnoinu'er with the silvery volen 'u tribute Ketdntli etiualletl for tdncerlly and admirittlmi. , At MadlKon Sriaaru yai'deu the Fhiif fling parade of ftKht ehnm pioiiH, 2.0HO peiKiinn asttcinbled. Thflr HpokeHinen. led l.V I'ontniaH Hvr Ocneral .tanten A. Karle and formor Mayor Jimmy Walker, paid Pimp hi but hnpieaMve. trlbulo to 'Joe'w memory. . Former Mayor Walker, making this HOeond ptibllt: addrefn nlnee It tm .Tcllreini'iit from polities, veeelved ii tumulttioua reception an toast innHter. ' v Tin one of those, perhaps, who linn n Kmit future behind hint." ntd Walker, "but ouu hnioan null in (hat future I flhall never formt -"lon Ilunipli'tOM. I hover heard Ijtm bevome the d':trnrtor imj jiian. J oo lluiiipluuya left kuoi:klug lly ilUOH 8. FULLKIITON Jit. MSW VUItK. Jun. III. (Al'l Joe Jucobs,' Americ-un muuuger' of Mux Kchmeliug, insisted Hie (ier muu heavyweight would' uppeur iu New York uuxt uion.th to sturt a nailon-wldu exhibition tour be fore Ills fiuht with Chamnlun Jimmy' llraduock, and Joe l:uuls wus in tuwu to sturt training lor Ills bout with Jlob l'astor ul Aludl son Siiuure gulden u week lioni r riday. Tliese were the principal devel opmeiits of a rather busy day in tne boxing trade. in reverse order, 1-ouln, urriving yesterduy, 1 suid ho expects to knock out raster so uoes every one else out ne woutiln t inline the round, lie weighs 2uu notiiitis. ho sulci, iibout five over his light ing wuigut, thinks he'll have no trouble taking off Iho surplus In tun duys' training ' ut l'omptou Lakes, N. J, ' Jucobs predicted the collupso of the threuioued ' boycott of the Schmcllng-liruiliiock bout und said the fight would go on as schedul ed June 3 with the crowd probably bigger tliun II more hud been no boycott tin eul. "1 don't mind telling you Hie boycott' hud me scared," suid Joe, "but tho " worm hila' turned over. Even a lot of my Jewish friends have come to me and suid the boy cott wus all wrong.' All kinds of letters from all over the country huve boon pouring In, too, with of fers to buy and sell tickets." The Itoseburg Junior high school I'upooses will undami their second basketball test Tbursduy night when Ibcy meet the II team of Ouk luud high school ut tho Junior high gyiiiuusium hero, sinning ul 7: ill o'clock. ''". I Lust week the Juniors mndu u Boot! slnrt , by dnfeutlng Cllldo 11 leiini 81 to VJ. The teuui In tliul game showed strong dul'cuslve ubll- lty, nut wits somewhut rugged on on'ense. Couch Hod Turner reports, and efforts to correct mlstuki-s ure now being iiulde. ' Turner reports he hus 12 pluy- ers, all of ubout rtuul ublllty. lie used ju in nisi sutunluy night's game,' uinkiiiK Hiilinilnilloua with no apparent' weakening lit' slrcnglh. 1 iMiti'Hliull I'engrii, KltNIt com merclul mnuagur ami Assocluted Oil company sportscuHter, will of flcluto .Thursday, lie culled Sul- tirduy's giiinu nml his work was en tirely satlsfuclory, Coach Turner Btild; Teiigru oftlcliileil for nevural seusuns in the tiiilem district. wliure ho l'oriiierly rusltled. ,Fuus ullemllug Thursduy night's gume will bo entertained by tho junior high pep bund und by tliu newly orguiiUcd girls' drill leum, wlilch inudu Its first public up peuruucu hist weuk. The drill tuum includes In girls, umlur the couching of I'urol I loll liigsworth, phyKicitl uducmluii In Hlruclor, uud Tllellliu Smith of Ihu holliu ecoiuunlcs department, Thu glils plnn new stunts for each home gmue of the your. E. LEE ATLANTA, !a.. Jan. 10. (AIM The nun Hi paid iiu unnual tribute today to the memory of Itnbert I:. I.eu warrior, slutemmm and edu catoron tho lauth aiiul verary of 1) birth Schools weru elowed in Virginia, where Iho tain of "LlKhthornu I la i ry" Uevolutlonary war figure and kovoiium-, wiih born ou January I!, IM7. In mime Mute capitals oliiilal huHlaeH n huh petided. ' Itank holidays and apodal' sehool prograutH were ordered lit Florida, (ioorKiu, At'kanna( Keutueky, Ten uexMeo ami the Carolina In mem ory of thu man who led thu Con fed era ry in vur uud upent bin last year as an educator.' I.eu died Oet. 12. IS70. lie in hur led at l.exim:lou. Ya., Ill the ehapel of WaKblUKtou and l.ee unl-ernlty. wbieh he served for five yearn u pnhlent. SPORT TRAGEDIES nOXOU'l.C Jun. 1!. 1 ADA npi -.111; board dive that lauded him en top of a KWhutnlui; companion, Ta tally Injured Harry it. I'atrteU. Jr., I!. nun ot a naval commander. VAIXKJO. Calif.. 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Weighs 480 lbs. of long life cast iron! 16" oven I Polished cooktop! Heat indicator) See it today' "' a-Ji mm MfJ I f HflJUrw II uMinffJ ?L. worth $1 5 more j r' l ! 1 ; - iJl 1 sfflo' corryinff cnarffe : ' V"W. ' il'ki ll I :ii Still lir Average family siie. .' NSljiJtc ig I J : SiiSMtil Tub holds 16-gals. to . i . T"' 'iIimi' loadllne. Triple cleans- 1 v -a,, 'n(T action. Novell ff'tlm ' PrMsure wringer.', ; fi ' r55rll(1p I Gears sealed in oil. tie- '' : .! tfc 'll II- 1! duced for this sale I Same T$rgg & J BTOitjiyipjjgM. r i "Jlj!1 "7 Phone 95 315 N. Jackson St. 0
