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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1 937.
SOFTBALL WILL BE
Schedule Drawn for South
Dougta B League; Rules
' Also Set Forth.
Sof I bull will b u RprlrlK atlilotle
activity fur II Ihukuo m.'IiooIh of
the wiulli DoukUib dlHtrli:t It wan
' dacjilod nt q ineoliiiK pf prlnclpiilH
and roacliaH at Cunyuiuvllhi. Hoft
ball for hoi li hoys ami filrls was do
cidml iiiD, Tho iln'nn wure nindo
and HclindiiloB drawn at a minting
attamled by tho following school
offleerH: Hon Huntington. (31en
flalo; CliPHtitr Cook ami Iolund
JInrtnr, lililillo: Dun I'ollng and
Tom Ireland, Myrtlo Crttnk; J. V.
Blnko, I'anyonvllli); C, C. Hill and
David Ailuiimon, Days Crock.
Tho KirlH' Kainnn will bo Kovorn
cd by Ui l'JIin BpauldlnK rules.
Tho hoyH 1110 to lino hard ball
rnlok with tho following exeep
Hons:
, 1. Roft balls, 12-lcli innam.
,.' 2. Soft hall bain.
3. No Rtoala oxcopt on piiHa hall
or wllil pitch.
i. No aloiila from third; no lead"-'
off from third.
6. Itunnor on third may not score
oxcopt on locally batted ball or a
play on a runnor.
6. Iogal game shall bo 7 lnnlnKS,
7. Pitcher rules to be samo as
t InnliiKs minimum.
last year's Softball rules except
that pitcher may wind-up and that
pitching arm may pasB In front of
body.
Tho following schedule is for
both boys and girls games with one
oxception, Cunyonvllle is not enter
ing a girls' toum.
March 111 Illildlo, bye, Canyon-
4,111. ,il Mil,. ni.nnl, n,ia fi-nilr
at Glandule.
March 211 Myrtle Crook at Itld
dlu, IJuys Creek, bye, aiondule nt
Canyonvllle.
April 2 Canyonvllle at Days,
Crook, Myrtle Creek, bye, Itlddlo
at Glendulo.
April II Days Creek at Riddle,
Glendulo at Myrtle Crook, Canyon
vlllo, bye.
April 1(1 Myrtle Crook at Days
Creek, Glendulo, byo, middle at
Canyonvllle. ' .
April 211 Illddle, byo, Olonddle
at DnyB Creek, Myrtle Crook . at
Canyonvlllo.
April ;ia Duys Crook, bye,' Rid
dle at Myrtlo Creek, Canyonvlllo
at Glendulo.
May 7 Glondnlo nt Itlddlo, Myr
tle Creek, byo, Dayii Crook at Can
yonvllle. Mny 14 Rldillo at Days Crook,
Myrtlo Crook at Glendulo, Canyon
vlllo, bye. 1
May 21 Canyonvlllo nt Middle,
Bays Creek at Myrtle Creek, Glen
dale, byo. . '
IJIl April it, ways urmm m ui uu
haat for a boys' triloba nioel which
Hhull Inalndo the following events;
Itiicon:
BO-yd., 100-yd. and 220-yd. (luslion.
220-yd. 4-mun shntllo.
, 440-yd: 4-inan relay.
Shot-put, 121b.
Ituniilng broad Jump. ......
i 'Running high Jump.
Bliinillug brouil jump.
Hop, atop and Jump.
Cross-country, 1 nillo.'
POUTLAND, Mnich 13 (AP)
-Goorglo (,'ruucli,. Los Annul no
I'm, rnnpod tho decision but Louis
Ciiitiuimi, Snn Diego Mexican, nil
d the chimin In their eight round
bout hero Inst night. -
Cnrrani'.a staged a number of
Whirlwind rallies hut only evened
. four rounds against Crouch, who
. won tho other four mid the verdict,
The two are welterweights.
In' the oilier eight roundel', a
colorless affair, Churllu Pope, 142,
' of 81111 Diego ilncMnnm! Hu 'Mm
lneimuu 1118 of Kliimulh Kails.
K1I1II11 Norrls, LIU, Siilotn, held a
wide margin of points over Paul
Smith, LIU, Turoimi, In tho six
vound special.
Ifarry Klnsoy, Portland, anil Ted
Peterson, Independence, welter
weights, drew In four rounds, and
Friinklo Pliant, 1111, Corvallls, took
a nno-rountl technical knockout win
from Ikey Ilostwlck, KI2, I'nrtliind.
CORBETT KAYOES
GUS LESNEVICH
. RAN FtlANClSCO, March 13.
(AP) Youiih Corhctt, ono-tlmo
wtiltonveluht champion from Kres-
no, Calif., wim back on the fistic
high roittl today with Ouh l.iHiie
vleh, llaekeiiKiick. N. J., mldilto
v-elKht, IiIh ftinl victim on iittothor
comehnck eamimlKii.
Corbel t won by a technical
knockout hern hint tilKhl when In
the fifth 'onml of a tcurouml
nwiteh lie opened n profuHoly bleed
InfT khhIi ahoye I.oancvleh s eye,
llefm oe Toby Irwin hailed host 111
tlPB.
The 31-yenrotd Fresno nonthpaw
out boxed IiIh youiiffev opponent end
threw morn imiicbeH. Corhett
welKhcd 151) pounds nml lesnevlch
303. .
ROSEBURG B. P. W.
TO JOIN IN FETE
(Continued tram pimo 1)
nioiis. prcaidont of the ltosounrtt
Itotnry club,
The club will nlso pnrtlclnnto In
othor ni'llvltlos Intmuluil In Infoini
tho itulilln 'of Dip iiii m)80s nml
nlnis of tlio 01 Kinilriitlon.
Tho wopk linn boon ospoclnlly
procliilinod In Oregon by Governor
Chnrlofi H. Mnrtln. nml tho gover
nor's nroclHiiinlloh wan Jointly
Blgned tor Roseburg nmillentUm by
JInyor A. J. Young.
The proclamation rollom:
Under auspices of tho Oregon
Federation of Uunlncntt and I'ro
it'tutionul Women's clubs plans mo
bell ik niuilu fur I bin ntut lo join
1110 11UIIOI1-W1UU uDriUfvttUL'M ui
"IJuslmH Wnm.'ii'H WutJh," Aiami
H to W,
'i'lm purpose of tills tjjoun urn:
'lo elovuto tho HiaiiiiuiilH for
wo unm lu Ihihjiichh und in ijuj pro-
It-unions;
To promoto tlio tntoiojita of husl-
11 ohm unu professional uoimm;
To hriiiK a hoii t it spirit of o-oji-orution
auiuiiK IjumIiihhh nml pro
fuMoitul womon in lint Hlutu j
Un koii um woll aH In Mm I;. S. A.;
To ox lull 1 ot'ortunlLi(fji lo Imsi-
JIOKK Ulld IH'OlfriUiuilul WOllU'll
IIiioukIi education aioii IIiihh of
liidilHlilul, HCHflililiii ujii va:ut!oii
III Ui'UvitfOH.
1 lll'KU U10 cHIzdiih Of tlilrt KtlllH
Lo co-ojturuto 111 ohHorvuitctt or llilh
uoc-k in loliott of tlio apiHtcuttloji
of tlio coiitriliiitloiiH lo our f.v.u
iiomlo and culturul llfu HiaL uro m
lny mado by iIiokh woiimjii.
CUAHLKS H. AIAIITIN,
(iovornor of Oiukoii. "
A. J. YOUNG,
Mayor of Jtoiieburfj;.
OUSTER OF MOTOR
STRIKERS REQUESTED
(Continued from page 1)
Hmijiimln F, Fnlrli'HH of tho far-
nogiollllnoiM Sleol oorioratlon,
UKiond to n;Hiimu tlicdr confor
uiice Monday.
Twonty nolicomon nrniod with
machlnu gtuia patrolloil a Mum-
I'h ih furnlinre nianufuctiirliig com
pany plant arier rojootion of di'
niandB for ton nor cent wairo In-
oroiiHOK and Hliortui' liourn fur i'n)
HirlkliiK enlployuoH.
Uther Plants Still idle
Sit-down Hli'Ikou arlHliiK from the
U. A. W. A. demand for exclusive
hutKalnliiK rlKhU Itopt tho HikIhoii
mitur oouiiiany plant at Ootmlt
and t)it it 00 motor car company
planlH. ut LiiiiHinK, Mich., cloned.
Ton ihouband Hudaon workora 'und
2,2W Heo omployoH vvoro involvod,
hero was no Hottlcmont In h Ik lit
tor fillhor dlHpute. '
J he AKHoclalod Proa Indox of
liidiiHti'iiii activiLy idiowod a Hharp
drop in autoinohlle otilpiU Ihhl
woolc txs Htillcoi'H lialtod Cli i;y .Pol
and Hiidnuii uroducJon IlnoB,' ha
aplte wldeHpread Btrikott, InuuHlHul
activity reached II IhkIichL point
Hinco Novonibor, illu.
The liuimtiHc In tho. dlBpnte at
the Klrotiloiio Tiro & Ituhlior Co.,
Akron, ,0., peihiKled, koopliiK 11,-
600 woi-kera Idle.
btilKus hit Othor Cities
Chicago, tho nnllon'B Becnnd
lai'KeBt city, was planutid wil.i it
BiUiown atrlkoH and waikontH. Two
non-Hti'lkei-H wuro InJurod and an
oli-uoaked can 'wan burned In I
uiuioe.i tllh blrlkiiij taucao drtv
cru, who woit3 umoiiB moro t.mn
i,i)00 poiHOiiu lute In itio (JityV. iu
hoi- troiihloB. A Hit-down striko In
volving; 1,800 ChlcnKO mail order
compuuy umptoycH undml uftur an
iiKieoincnt on wagon. Bo did n nil-
town or 450 omployuB of Tliroo )Ju
MetB, Inc., loop roatiunmu.
A group of 200 girl workei'H
rttui'tud a Hit-down Hlrlltu for wage
ml hour concoHHlomi ut the
Hlumlard Cigar Co. at PiltHhnrgh.
Shorter houm and higher wago
wuro uIho the objoctlvmi of -ir()
works who Hlruck at the MomphlH
(Tenn.) Kiirniluro Mig,' (;o., end
lf0 employoH in n walkout ut tho
Hai'twoll - Drothoi'rf Co., MemphlB
handle makoiu
Hlx lumdred omplnyeH of the
Heinle Mfg. Co., LaKoheito, Tenn.,
Hid it nmlaM'H, will reHtimo work
ilouduy alter a Hlnlfo which Htaii-
ed Jan.. 27. Korty-nix unto mochau-
Ich and idiopmeu at two Duliiih,
Minn., plantH resumed work uftiT
a otifrday wuikoul.' .
Four cheinicul planlH at Churloit-
on, v. Vu aunouueod 10 nor cent
wage IneiitiiHOrt for approximaloly
7,500 pmployoH. Twmity-flve com
mittee for Industrial organlallou
rtidd mou Kaid tho pay boot would
not al'fecl their pluntt to nnlomo
the until, employe of 10. I. IhiPoiit
lo NmnourH Co., the Ulnctro-niolul-
Imgleal (Ut., ('arhldo At Carbon
Corp., mid WoHlvaco Chlo.lno
PrnduetH Co,
Numerouti other flrmn unnoiuu'-
od wage InereuBOS, They includod
Oulf oil Corp., for employes at tli;
ort Arlhnr, Tux., mfiuery; IIouh-
ton Packing ('o., Tido employoH;
Caicrpillur Tractor Co., Peoria,
111., JI.FrOO factory uml onicn worli-
eiH; .loneH ft Uiughllu Kleel Corp.
and Allegheny Steel Co.. HO.DOh
milarlfd woruern and Hkillod and
Beiui'Hkllled luhorors; Hemllx Pro-
ductB Coip., South lloud, liul., I,-
000 workers.
Lockheed Alrernft rompauy nn
nounced l,2Uri employim of Ita Ilur
luiiik. Calif.. Plant would he paid
time and a hall' for overtime, In
Htead of time and u third.
SOCIETY PROTESTS
KILLING OF EAGLES
POTtTLAND. March 13. (API-
Idaho's decr-killtttK golden eagles
will not become prospective boun
ties If Ihe Orison Audubon society
has anything to say about It. Offi
cers Issued a foruml proton!
iiKtUtiBt action In Idaho placing a
price on (ho cuglcs t localise of the
chaises of spoilsmen thai they
were Killing deer.
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES -LAWSDN-l'AINTKIt
Kennolll
I. liwHnti, IliiHeliurK. and Pru
dence Z. l'nhuer. Snlem.
(.'OIMttiN SMITH tleorKO Mol
vyn Coiiren Jr., and Mnxlno Smith,
holh of UomMMiri:.
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
EiUbllahed 1001 M, E, RITTEFt, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service nnd Courlcny
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 600
Oak and Kane Ste,
DEFEAT HUSKIES
Staters, 7 Points Behind in
Last 11 Minutes, Rally
to Win by 3 Points. .
SKATTI.R, March III. (AP)
With the Pacific const title us
lure, Washington Htilte kept Ihe
liuskethull pot boiling toduy liy
lipping off the west It was a liena
flde throat lo Oregon's northern
llvlsion chimin onshlii astllrallous
after dumping the University of
Washington, ilnreiiiiing iiorinern
cliiiiiilis, 3li to X'i, lust night.
Pluylng flreulurm bull blowing
iilteriiutely hot und cold the foil
curs clawed the Huskies right out
of tho division three-way playoff,
veil up to Couch Friers promise
or flushing Ihe Huskies Into neur
by Uiko Wiishlngtoii and forecust
a bnd time for Oregon ut Piillmuii
March 20.
Tho Husky-Cougar gumo provid
ed piiHpenso and surprises. Wash
ington State was sparked to vic
tory by Clyde Curlson, a substitute
hnll-liundlcr and feeder, and Ivar
Nelson, leudlng conference scorer.
The Cougurs were behind 23 to 14
ut half-time, trailed 30 to 23 with
U minutes to play.
Washington led twice, the Cou
gars four times und the game was
tied up four tlmoB.
The winner of the Cougnr-Wob-foot
game moots Stanford's Cardl
nnls, kingpins of the southern di
vision, for the coast conference
cliumpionshlp. Tho Palo Alto team
will be defending Its const title.
Tho game probably will lie played
In the northwest.' '
PERMANENT COURT
OF 15 ADVOCATED
(Continued from page 1)
(loubteiUy would eliaiiKO some.
''Third, It is evidmit from the
facts presented "'by the , attorney
general thai, nine weml trs enn
not noHslbly rend ull the brtpfs
und records submitted to
lourt, and these Bliouhl bo read
hven whore tho court refuses to
hoar cases.
I'itlnmn said au amendment lim
iting the number of juslions to lfi
would "remove the fear that sue
ceedlnfJ, ndmlnlstratlons would con
tinue to onlarKe (ho court."
Tho first weok's -hoiirlnirs, Pitt
man mtld, hud aliown there was
no IneonHlstencv hotwecn the.
presldnn's bMI nnd a constitution
al nmendment.
rhore Is no Iss-'e betwoen t1o"
which leaves tho somite at. liberty
lo pursue both processes," ho de
clared. Henrinq'Held "Useless"
Hope that the hearlnps would be
curtailed was oxproHsed by Sena
tor TiOKnn (1)., Ky.), n fiupporter
of the hill, and Senator Uorah (It.,
Idaho), an opponent.
"ICvHt-yhndy has his mind mode
up." Loffan said. "I'm opposed 16
Kolnjf on Indefinitely. I would let
the opponents have two or.throo
days next week and quit."
Itorah said he had opposed any
liearinKB unit that it7 was useless
to proloiiB them, because every
ono knew what each witness would
nay.
Chairman AHhurst (!"., AH..),
has Kiven no Indlculiou, however,
when the heurlnu; will end. He,
said opponents : would he nlv1''
Ihe fli-Ht two days next week and
then more time Inter, imllcattiiK
the sessions would run for Rome
time. Louis J. Ta her, muster of the na
tional unlove! Fred Itreucltmnu,
I t s W'ashliiKlnu rnproHeulJU lv
nmt IteprttsiMitat Ivn l.emke fit. N.
I . will follow Wheeler, as oppo
sition witnesses. ' : '
l- I
BLOCKADE OF SPAIN
BEGUN BY POWERS
fContinuod on page S)
fectlve Feb. 20.
To spur the vlKilnnco of (be nnv-
al patrol, the committee assigned
Italy und (iermauy to guard the
const of Kovernmcnt territory, and
1'iauce and (J real Ilrlluln lo watch
the fascist, shoreline, ,
The blockade plea, a compromise
worked out after licit h the Hnuulsh
uoverument and the InsuiTonts re-
lused to penult neutral foreign oh
siM'viM'H within their territory, had
no parallel in tutoruatlomtl coop
erallon to halt a war, diplomats
said,
GOVERNMENT ARMY ROUTS
REBELS FROM TRIJUEQUE
MADIllD, March i:i. (AP)
flovern meut troops, supported bv
planes which dropped -M'2 bombs
on insurm'iil positions, drove
enemy concentrations from stra-
COMPlEXION CLEARED
tli's of your Old OIut
oUk'f trnri Tnnle. it
surely litis u1ihhI ine,
has tnlion llmt tlr.-d
f''Hrm nwny a ml int
rU'Hin-il nit mil no I feol
llUfi n dl(Tor'til prrtnin.
who tin si ciniiriMl nw
roinptlon up niul n
movf ( ttiopo puffy
pliu'1'n which ruin tm
ttrr tlm oyra when itit
liver in ninw.
WUS. W. D. KKI.LKY.
3011 R. K. Lincoln Hi.,
Portland, Uro.
with witter mulim ovor '
i; nitM.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
if
IB OLD,
I'll CMrokr. IIW
III TUNIC
-J
teglc Trljueque, 12 miles porth of
(iuudulttjuru, the Madrid defense
Juntu rojHirted today.
Ono complete artillery buttery
wuk seized in the government conn-ler-atlack,
commanders asserted. :
The onslaught liiterrupied con
solidating activities by the Insur
gents two hours after '.he advance
guard of Cenerallssimo .Franco
murched Into the town, the gov
ernment reports said.
The inllltluiiieu achieved what
(Ion. Jose Mluju, junta, commander
declared was u "slowing up" of the
mussed threat ugulnst -Madrid's
northeastern defenses
Twenty-throe insurgent t tanks
were reported destroyed by sipiuds
of government bomb throwers.
Weather Impedes Rebels
The cupitul's wur-weury soldiers
faced one of the grimmest week
ends of the war on tho bloody
itiiAUuinjura rroiH. Pjiow, sleet,
end rain turned roads along the
main Arugon-Mudrld liighwav Into
auugiiilrcs, Impeding the mechaniz
ed thrusts of the insurgent urmy,
officers reported.
rrunco s vust war machine wns
described as including 3ti,U0 Ital
ians. Nearly a week of hammering at
tack failed to cany the major in
surgent drive nearer than 44 miles
from Madrid It wus said.
Madrid Begins Purge
Officials, meanwhile, nurged Ma
drid's population of what they
lermod a "fifth column" bent upon
sabotatlng the capital's defenses
by assussliiations. kidnapings und
other subversive activities.
R. H. S. BASKETEERS
Next Opponent of Indians
at Zone Tourney to Be
North Bend Tonight.
Tho rtoBebiirt; IiIkIi Bchool In
dianti advanced to tho fitialH In the
dlutrlct biiHketbull tournumeiit be
in K played in MuiBbflttld by defeat
ing Myrtlo Point 27 to 20 in the
first round of tho championship
play-off luHt niKht. , ItiwImi'K will
m'ft North lieud ton U lit In tho fi
nal and deciding round for tho dis
trict title and the riffht to play
In tho Btalo championship tourna
ment lit Hulem,
Myrtle Point started out Btront?
In Iu8t night'B Kamo and scored
three points before thq Indians
found tho raiiKQ of the basket.
RohcbuiK. however, then forged in
to tho lead and hold a narrow mar
gin through to the end of tho con
tost. Morgan was high point man for
H oho burg with nine counts to his
credit. Hotter was second with 8
points. Hoover and Ellis were high
Hcorers for iMyrllo Point with eight
and six markers respectively.
Itoseburg and North fiend will
meet at 8:30 o'clock tonight for
tho district championship.
Jo win. over tho North Iiendors
It will be necessary for the Indians
to work out a defense that will
SPRING
OEPNING
SECTION
TUESDAY
stop Ho re her, the six-foot, five-Inch
giant who holds down the center
position and wbo scored 12 of
North Uend's 33 points against
Marahfleld last night. Keplch,
North Hond forward, another cell
ing scraper Is tho other half of
the IJulldog scoring combination.
He accounted for 11 points In yes
terday's round.
2 PORTLAND SCHOOLS
ENTER TOURNEY LIST
(Uy the Associated Press)
Two more entries, Franklin and
Lincoln of Portland, were udded to
day to the list of schools to bat
tle for the state basketball cham
pionship ut Salem next week. Two
more wll be selected in games to
night. i'Vunklin won from Tlensnn hi 22
to 18 last night In one of tho hot
test contests of the Portland sea
son, with Henson lending 10 to7
at the half, and trailing by one
point. 1!) to 18, a minute before
the end. .
Lincoln copped second nlnce hv
defeating Washington 26 lo 20.
iiotn teams will enter the state
tourney' representing districts 11
and 12. '
Jefferson disposed of Commerce.
2fi to 12. .
Merrill, Klamath county B lon-
guo winners, trounced Phoenix 22
to in at Ashland and will meet
Chlloquin tonight to muke It an all
Klamath tussle for the title end
a place in the state tournament.
i "iinonin defeated Kerliv, 24 to IS
rose no T on co.
hat secured the agency in Roseburg for
Chrysler and Plymouth
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