TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY; MARCH 2. 1937:
IIP THEY FOR
BTH GRADERS SET
i Douglu County Schools to
j ' Compete for Honors at
I .. Riddle March 5.
A full chumplonshlp anil conso
lation series of buKkutball Vilnius
for 8th graile teams of DoiiKlas
county la announced by the board
of control of the Douglua county
D leaRiio. The tournament will be
hold at Kiddle, Friday, March a,
beKinnlJiu at 10 a. m.
Each team will be allowed ten
players, who must be pausing in
grades, and not over 15 years of
ace. .
Ten schools have already signified
their UiteutloiiH to enter the tour
nament, and any othor schools de-
slrlue to participate should send a
list of players to Principal Chester
Cook at Kiddle Immediately, tne
control hoard utates. .
Riddle has two gymnasium.
making it possible to 'have two
games going at the same time, ;
'Iho chamiiloiiHhlp game and fi
nals in connotation will be held
Friday ovoning.
Praclicully ull of the teams will
consist of boys who hnvo had little
coaching, but the hoard of control
is very anxious to make a start
with a grade tournument this year
in order to check on the interest
shown and determine whether such
tournament should be made a reg
ular affair.
BASKET
BALL
SCORES
AND
GOSSIP
EUGENE, Ore., March 2. (AP)
It came right from Coach How
ard Hobaon today that the Uni
versity of Oregon has "the bent
basketball club In tho league and
1 don't think Washington can stop
us" fn the two-game series at Sc
uttle on which the northern dlvls
iom conference title hinges.'
Oregon and the Huskies are tied
for the top rung. Two victories
would glvo either tlio title. Should
they split the series, u . play-oft
would bo necessitated and If
Washington Suite should win both
(tames from the Oregon State Hea
rers, the Cougars, too, would ho
contenders In . tho oxtra-soason
games.
.The WehfooLs and Huskies 'di
vided' their . previous series horn.
The Oregoiilnns will entrain for
Seattle Thursday.', (lames will.be
pluyed Friday and Saturday nights.
COltVAU.lS, Ore., Mnreh 2.
(AP) Oregon State's basketeers
treked to Moscow, Idaho, today,
fully determined to stay clear of
the cellar "championship" In the
coast conference northern divis
ion. Tho negative title llos bo
tweon the Heavers und Idaho, with
tho latter now having the "advan
tage" in lower stnndlng. .
Tho two-gamo series will he
played tonight and tomorrow
night. .
Friday and Saturday, the Hea
vers will meet Washington. Stuto
at Pullman in games which may
have a considerable heating on the
top-rung. Should Oregon State drop,
botli tilts to the Cougars and
should Oregon and Washington,
now tied for tho lead, split their
forthcoming series at .Seattle,,
Washington State would, he thrown
into a thioo-way tie fir the title.
CALDWKI.I., Idaho, March it.
(AP) Tho Eastern Oregon Normal
hoop quintet, leading 21 to 23 at
Iniir-tlnic, matched point for point
In tlio final frame to win n thriller
from tho College of Idaho 16 to 15.
Wltlto, Nommllte center, and
Wulaco, Idaho, forward, led the
scorers wltli I I points each.
Senate Buttonholes
Auto Labor Spy
, ,7Tv
HEM COST SEEN
'Come clean." Senator Robert
LnFollette commanded, so A. L.
Puemtre. Detroit executive of
the Pinkerton Detective Agency,
shows the Senate inquiry into
cases of labor espionage the sig
nal (opening his vest) tie had ar
ranged to tip off another witness
whether he had learned what
they, would be quizzed about.
Both had worked for Genera
Motors In labor espionage.
Files Protest
Jf', jtiiiiiiif j.
Charles Ruddcll, Matanuska Val
ley, Alaska, colonist, cn route to
Washington to' demand Federal
Investigation of the colony. In
Seattle lie said he had 10(1 colo
nists' f lldavits backing his charge!
of faulty management.
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, March 2. (AP)
nUTTER Prints, A grade, iir.Jc lb.
In parchment wrappers, :t(i J; Hi,
In cartons; 11 gradu, parchinetit.
wrappers, 3-lic H.1 cartons Itiijc
lb. 1
IIUTTISHVAT (Poll laud ilfltv
ory, general price) A grade deliv
ered at leant twice weekly-, :l7-;l8c
Hi.; country routes, .Ili-sSc III.;- II
grndo, UuXlTe lb.; C grade at mar
ket '11 (1RADH CRM AM FOR MAR
KET Price paid producer: Hul
lorfat basis, li".2c Hi.; milk, ti.l.'c
lb. ; surplus milk -ifi.'Jc. Price paid
milk board, 67c lh.
ICOOS lluyliig price by whole-
sillers:'' Kxtras, 2iie; ntundiirflK
17c; extra mediums. Hie; medium
firsts, lfic; liiulergrnile, lfie doKeu.
..Cheese, country meats nnd live
IKiultry, Hleiifly and unchanged.
NEW POTATOKN Kliirida,
52.(ii ihm-hu-IIi. hamppr.
Potatoes, ontons, wool, hay, heps.
mohiitr-ami casenru hark, sternly
tind unchaugetl.
. WHEAT
PORTLAND, .March S. (API
While thole was no actlini In Hie
wheat option market locally eith
er in price or In business, there
was an advance of cent bushel
in local cash grain. Montana was
without change.
Wheat; Open High Low (.'lose
May .. 1 . 1 l.i:i( U31 1.131
Jnly .. l.ol l ot l til Liu
.Cash wlieut: life Bend blituslvui,
liw., 12 pet., 1.11: dark hard win.
ler 3 pet., 1.334: 12 pet. 1.371 ; 11
pet. 1,211; soft white, , western
whito. hard winter und western rod
U31.I ";.'.;
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, March 2. (AP)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOCK Mar
ket steady, good-cliolce lliri-210 lb.
drlvelits 11.75, loud lots ountiilile
1II.IMI, 230-2(111 lb. IUIO-H.25, few
lll'llt llirlltn (Min.Clor, , ,
7.7iV8.HO, good-choice feeder pigs
B.iii' K.ini, ueai sons rroni 3 cili'liMids
onlsidn 8, CO.
(.'ATTLK--Market, steady, most
ly nominal, mcdlum-cond i e d
steers saleable 7.26-S.35. Inn loud
Monday K.ifi, eoinmon grades mile
ahle ri.7ri-li.75, medium good red
llelferB (llloluble ti.2r-;.2,'i a ll d
ahove. coniiuoii guides down to
1.75, low culler nnd culler cows
3.2.")-l.itti, common-medium i.:1,.
5.25. good beef niwi low hulls
5.110-5.5(1, choice yealern in. 00.
Stlioeit li,t,.,l .., II i..
good-cholce trucked In iambs sale
,.i,l i ii r.,i .. .
" .itiiiiii-h limn tots
iiuotuhle 10.1111. shorn lambs S.liil
down, gooil trucked In ewes 5.5(1-
fi.llll. choice led eu-i.n Imi.l li
Will.
Estimates Set at Billion
Annually, Aside From
Some Incidentals.
WASHINGTON, Mulch 1. (AP)
Congressional leaders estimated
today Hie administration's program
to bring purity and security to ag
riculture may require upward of
a billion dollars a yeur.
The major part would be needed,
members of the ooubo agriculture
committee said, for these items:
Soil conservation, $500,000,000,
Crop insurance, $100,000,000 to
S150,0u0,000.
Rehabilitation of form tenants.
share-croppers and laborers, S100,-
000,000 to $125,000,000.
An additional $50,000,000 itss
been suggested by come congress
men to aid tenants to become land
owners. An appropriation of $25,
000,000 will be required. It was
suid, to reimburse tho federal land
hanks for Interest rale reduction.!
congress Is expected to order con
tinued on farm mortguges.
lliese estimates do not tako In
to account possible appropriations
for emergency purposes. Congress
already has voted $50,000,000 for
emergency seed and fcod loans and
has received bills calling for $5,
000,000 for eradication of grasshop
per and insect plagues.
In addition the house committee
has approved a bill to authorize
setting aside $800,000,000 In gold us
a reserve for $2,000,000,000 In agri
cultural reserve notes for use for
farm credit at rates as low as 2
per cent. . i
,' The committee was without es
timates ou financial requirements
of Secretary Wallace's over-normal
grunury and commodity loan pro
gram based on government stor
uge of major farm products from
years of bumper crops for use in
poor seasons.
Home features of litis luttor pro
posal were criticized as "danger
ous as well as unnecessary" in a
Brookings Institution report pub
lished today. , ..
Assorting release of stored stock
In years of short crops would tend
to depress prices at the very times
when tile farm lias less produce to
sell, the report snld "there Is ser
ious question as to tlio amount of
gain to be derived either by farm
ers or consumers."
It conceded the plan would Im
prove farmers' Income In years of
largo production. . ,
The report approved In general
operations under Hie . agricultural
adjustment net and the soil conser
vation program as meeting emer
gencies facing ngrlculturu. i'
TERRIBLE SWEDES H
PLAY HERE TONIGHT
Olson's Terrible Swedes, report
ed .to bo one of the best independ
ent basketball toams in tho United
Slates, will he seen In an exhibi
tion game at the Junior high school
gymnasium, tonight. "Tho touring
basketeers will meet Iho Sttther
lln Rod und White team' in to
night's game, which will bo nluved
at the Roseuurg Junior high school
auditorium.
The visiting team will bo on tne
floor at 7:30 n. m.. and will give
an exhibition of basket-shooting
and hull handling; nrlor to Hie stint
of the gnmo'at 8 o'clock.
I he Terrible Swcdos are snon.
sored by the same organization
which supports the All-Americnn
Red Heads, the olrls' team recent.
ly seen in Roseuurg. '
EASTER EGG HUNT
SET AT LAURELWOOD
Tho IloHeburg Klwnnls club will
flirilill HimllRfll- ltd nilnlinl li'aolo..
okk hunt, nccortlhiK to Afcrt Krell,
U-llfi llnu hunn miimliilnil .K.. 1 .......
of tho cvont. Tho ?kk hum will
tv uiu tne aiiuruonn or Sunday,
wood park und will be o pun to all
children of llosoburg and vicin-Uy.
Arthritis Rheumatism
I WHS KlVt'H tli
to -Ii.- with rbi'ii
tn a l I m nt. Wat
down 5 itimitliH
ami fniiml t,S
KV'H (MiMI'lM.'NI)
a liff-wivvr."
Ktv. V. T. Kuril,
:tris . K. Mnrri
mi ni. !' u r t land,
J IV.
"Arthritis for 20 Years"
Iiavc n chrtniU- enso nf nrtlirl
. , , 2(1 jviirs. luirtlly iililc to
v- . , . fu-r ttikltiK II hot
w of CiiHt'V'.S t'oltiiiotilMl I run
In Ki-t iiioiind. I'aln in Ki-iiiln-It'll
V fn a inc." Mrs, K 11 cut Ii.
n K. K. s;,Hi Avi( PuilluiKl.
In
old liy tlniuulMfo.
GOING FAST
and Hard to Get
Some people thought ?vc were trying to rush them
into early ordering, but we have sold half the stuff
out of our spring shipment already, and the John
Deere factory has put us on an allotment for cer
tain models already.
Trade early and be sure of your needs.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
Douglas County
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg, Oregon
EXCESS PEAR STOCK
MEIJKORD, : March 1. UP)-
Pear surpluses, threatening mar
kets of Pacific coast growers, led
to development today of an organi
zation which will attempt to re
movo excess stocks of 1936 in prep
aration for tho 1W7 market.
David Rosenborg, chairman of
tho Medford pear growers commit
tee. Bald that Oregon gravers bad
joined with fellow producers in
Washington and California Id a
move to enlarge market outlets,. .
"A real crisis exists," laid Ros
enberg. "Pacific coast pear grow
ers have been barely existing for
the past few years on the prices
paid for their fruit. In many cases,
prices have been below cost of pro
duction. It might be expected that
pears would benefit from the re
cent general rise In food prices,
but this seems impossible In view
of the surplus canned stocks on
hand."
With eastern markets short of
fresh fruits, Rosenberg said grow
ers viewed the present period as
an-opportune time to move sur
pluses The plan will be shaped
along- -the lines of that developed
last ear by peach growers, woe
formed 'a stabilization committee
and raised au advertising fund by
eoiifributious of SO cenis a ton
from growers and an equal amouut
from cunners.
Scks were described as the
"largest In history" at this period
and the prediction was made that
unless they are depleted the 1937
market will be seriously depressed.
A cake will not sink or burn
during baking if a pint of water
Is put Into a vessel at the back of
ijie oven.
Douglas Funeral Home
Established 192
Perfect Funeral Services
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE
112
Pino and Lane Sta.
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PHONE
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IT
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SALE!
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Rg. 25c yd.
20c
First quality, heavy coated.
White, colors, fancies. 46".
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lied Sroals
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f)Ue Frorks
Rayon taffeta, silk, sheers I
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