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TWO ROSFHURG" NFWS-RFWAV ROSEBURC. OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ; 1 938. ninDTuroiiinniiPMc: I our boarding house with , ! IVUII I IILIII1I UUUDLHU gr : ; t-wy.,.!, n .1 il Mil I ' ' J I Wwf HAR-R-RUMF 1'uU 5P50aMfeif YOU'LL SEE ME ii I ' iinnn nunr miiinni t peak-to he wakuem1 ( 7 through ashower '' h ' Ml fi fl I i f" UVhII 1 ' OF "THE LOCAL. BAG TILE a VOU PAT AALkS !', MJ OF STAK6, BECAUSE IIUUI IIHUL nil II A AKJD.EE THAT YOU LAPS Vp YOU MAYHj ! TH' MEXT TIME . - JT 3ET A EEAiiM5tff-L: PLjrTCPriLVB'R WE MEET' I'LL ) 'Drain and Oakland Tie For Jj OU The rock pile -Awr ! w ( im, aV BujWk LpLt I ( GREET YOU V LeadershV Wilbur Still ---iV OFFICER, YOU had better k you'll harvest kmucrlE style; 1 . T . f' Lii ML search them theV ' fi' a' crop' b'F ' V Ly---r-. Tops Central Zone. 'yg A keTATi0m black amp ; T . f7ST STANDINGS fig j FOR COMCEAUUG i 'Tj BLUE EYESJ ' v L , .Siy Northern Division -xfA ,ROiruSwTOr)Dl C-nnl I li rr-n'- ' ' v . JSffftkf ,YOU t3LJi'. J School Oakland . iJiain Smherliu - Youcallu 0 Central Division Wilbur 4 Camas Valley 3 l,ookiiiKglass 1 Clide l) Southern Division Myillcj Creek 1 Jtlddlu 1 Days Creek 1 tilendale 1 TatiyonvHIe U '' January games not report Coast Division 'Oardlniir 1 I-Jllium I Iteeduport , U Smith Kiver 0 January 21, 1!8 guinea not re. Last Week's Scores i Smherliu 2.rj, (JaUliunl ::!. 5 Urain -Hi, Yunisuilii 21. Wilhtir 'Mi, LuokiiiKgluHH 1-1. ChiiiuH Valley 42. Cllde 2. Canyouville at Kiddle- mil ported. Myrtle. Creek at (Hernia tc- reported. Keedsport ut Klklon -not re polled. Sniilli KivtT ut (.nrdiiier- -not reported. Schedule February 4 ' I 'rain at Oakland. Butheilhi nt Vonealia. Camas Valley at Looliitigglaus, Will. in- nt (Hide. iJaya Creek at (Jlendale. Cauyonvillo at lyrtle Creek. Kiddle, bye. I'HIilou at Sniilli Kiver. (Jardinur at Keedsport. , lly M. W. K. Failure- of nrhooln In the somh eiu and, coast divisions ;of (lie liougtiis county II hfligue basket ball conference Ut repent scores of game played (he week of Jumiary rzi and (iff makes -H linpoHwiMn- lo Jj;ivo an accurate standi. igs of the 3M'hoolH as a whole. Ilnwe.vur, com plete it'jultH( pf lliu npfihfru and central' division' are in and Ihe aland ings a given are complete, reuniting In atrmjiige of Ira-let'snlp im Aid northern uliyinii-u find no JclingV )k till cttuiyjjl'hiAjtuM ; oai-b riiff Irfpnidfi.l iSHHwrlin jiibju Mniuuiti'ifire fcii'oifiir tiuffrig--j;vs iipsol vt 'lbesfciisu.it Jo ilaie jwuell tney defeated (lie highly fa vored Oakland liiiih iichool team, j'tiii to 2o, hi an overtime game. This fUlu threw tlie raee in the north Juni divbiuu lijlo u, tie oiico again Willi Jirant 'snaring nfinoiH on me jtop rung Willi Oakland, by virtue ui ila 4iisy;vVloty ovdr Vonealia. Wilbur Going Strong J In the ceatrHi Tiiv.-iun Wilbur 'hh;ii school continues to tiave (hinge ! their own way, scoring their font in win in MiieeeHidoh, this lime over J Camas Valley. t Coaeh Webcr'H , hoopsters should ba e lit! Ie fill ll tculiy winning ihe division Hug if .they continue their present pare, and on iheir past record slumid he (an otKsiainitiig laxorile to um I lie futility toui luiuu-ul. For mime unaccountable reason, xeoros of all guinea in both the jtumlliLMii and cauftiai ilivi.niun, ex, jeept one, tlio Undle-:Myi 1 le Creek eoule.st of January 111, have not ueen reported tor the past two jveelu. Tilt1 olfieiat Maii'linH of it lie clulis In those to division ntuu:H he puhllHhetl niU nil paid Ijcoiks nry repmtaUj i v i ' 1 North Zone Baco (not ' ; ' At thin stae of the tounly nue ill appears (hat Ihe hhl lit eiile) phe II leamie lorn iiutiieni will he a "hni" till all . in Ihe lioithwin pail ol Ule to u nly with Drain, Oakland (find lulhe i Mil, all v, Iihlu slvlKIng ,illHlaiii e. 'i'he "HurprlHe" ' (emu m the dUtilet is Coach llnniei' ISulherlin lasers who have lakni ;ilieir last ti pames, ii!i-.i from itie tttyle 01 hall mey iiave ir-n play in t; ol late, the h abile hvofi-f: are "ill tor U lot of (roulde. In the een itial division the runnel up to Wil bur h(. .thirt ttirn i.i t'anias ali,. . 4ind lllihss tlioy ran uetrat ('uali 'eher"s team, ure destined lo re iiuain in Ihe number t.o m: Hum nvhich' plaee. ho.eer, uis tle-m tUO lU'hl to eutet Ihe Umi luiliieiU. Northern Division A basket by lloiiniree In the o tertiuie. lU'i'ind, tive Snihuiliii a .i Jto Ja ' victory over th dh h-um leadeiV ,l)nMaild lllj;h llonl. oil Ihe Oaktuud lloor lat Friday nint. tAl ttie rtll-l of l lie" re(-lilai plajinc fliliiw, tint MDie :tlod l',-all, Tne euiv una 11 1m,) ihMt at Ihe end ol iiiu third pi'loil, toil .Suiheiliti luok u leint ami heM it to the u 4ial niJiniiwn, Atl - to Hee an Oakland tally Kum the eimnt. kounireo. . pint-;i3eil mruaid. Jurttrnmehlal in l .uilui; his team to Melovy h Ins allreiuul Tday; lioeer, the moiim- was Veil- divided lor the JSui liei tin detl ill U it 11 Allen tu-oi ini; 7 ami JfOutltlee, lliowu and I a 11 til (te t. '.irh. Stearns wat Hie ouiMatnhiii; ifikhind lay lakint: hi- h p. mmioi h lor I hi' potniH. Suinniaiy: utln rlin Ue) liouiitrou (li; WVbher jlyuw ii tti) J alr nifle iii) .lin (VJ 0113 J i i )'hiai.l yurwb f ' - e clinic w Hh Jill Oakland (12) Stearns CD lleutiett (1) ToiM (1 Cole tioiid Hamoiul In a clean well -p,iyd h.isketh.itl f-iillli', Ol aid hlh school de tea ted Tom alhi, Iti lo L'l. at Pi am Ki t ihiy evening. Goi .-line, pr.nn for V. ai il. K-t an uil!Mual bcor:ug i.e. rinl for ih local floor bn ho fcored 14 field ;oals ami one lro 1 1 msg&M'wmm picture .'"---;t;".- '-'V- ifi!lrWpal Looking Through Window RqcIv 1 anno nrc only 20t) pwsdnp I('itiH in the liny eltv of Window Rock, which nviv bo seen through this tuwevinji rock sentinel for wlilrh tho town was nnmctl. but it Is the capital of the vast 10,000,000 iiLie Navajo rcscrvnlinn in Now Mexico and .Arizona on which DO.OOO Indians live. The reserva tion's administration building arc in Window Itock, with Indians holding 03 por cent of tho ollicial jobs under which education, health, forming, relief, tribal affairs or jobs arc administered. Tho sce nieally beautiful community i.i in New Mexico, but less than n stone's throw from tho Arizona state, line. Window Hock itself rises 40U u-et oil the pljuiiR ;uid is of rnre and chan;ina color formations. throw for !.'! lioinln. liiRhi.-i-l m-uri Hi; ttiinl iMiiili placr In th f 'I'm pin ot oticalla Tliln in HiO ' I Itnsied I is ..; yi A :ls the Miui'lmg man lor the le iuj; iti potiti... The V.int.illa l.xiim ciiil iniH'il I lit ir u VolU'VhSill nuvh lo- uiilil iinolhei' xiuinly tliiinipteii- ship hy w liming ;::! to 1 ft sv KHiue. I larrnif: an iip.;. t I he Vmualla It iin sliotilii n peal ;n:aiii Ihi.- y.-;u ii lin y liiaiciain llu )ii--tin an- uin,; now. I Me iu)l M,l den tn iini hi tine e,ann :;Mlnni:ii y ; ' ' ' . I "rain ( Mil ('.'U Voiuaii t ''ai t.-r p (it Ciain-'i I I ot MISh i -ii i ! . I ltl Tll'pHI ';;y.i.-ii t::i ; i t:'t il . ) : 1. I oi 1 1 I'll!--' IM S ,1. I 'inid Animate Ccnti il Division 'illiir 'l'l:;h hool .U- nt,- .sli p lli'iil it In a i i :it! :il -!' i. ,.ji in-pit'ii-lilp h ili'lV-uiiv.: I.mo Ill ill -m Ih'ol. :hl In 1 1 ii, . ro.nli ui: I ii It- I umatrl l'l.iv fii u illmul Iin- m i , i, nt Slioit, all .-l.ii i llle.' 1. 1 I Wiir, u ho u a nut in Cie f , tin- . nil an illlet I. ,'M 111. Ti'! - :v . ,-lnn 's Iniii Hi , ague u m im a fn . and 1 II' H' I i M flit ! n ll ' 'l a ., as in- -i :; ih-l -ii.v :-.tv. t - I', a, and ill took i i:e nl He- SuM tnu ilnli.-- I'M' ila u, 1 iMyin.f . S and ; puiir !(- p ,' :,.1. v with ." and ilm U avd tlod.-ri w m Ii lot" In lh- iu..:i-!!M! I.;' nl;, ! ill :, ,M :n iii. ;nt. i ,,i, i ii 1 1 iini-. Sumui.iij : . . Wilimi i'ii i ' .1MS t l-i 1' , I'!ir8nli i i K W'.intly ill C l'-.t.-h.i:'i i, tV' a !t (7) V. Kitoh S IV Wi:!.iii v .Ml hii!l.ll ;i tn i.: ., I. nl.iliL-:r;ii. i ..I l!l III 1.11 .1 '1 . 1.1.-V . i : I oJ!f v 1 1 1 no.uTs , ' i ; , k v, ,iwn Tilt h. S:i4TH lullltsdii ama.-J Vall-'y hij.h iii hoot iae a .-eornl an oasj tr "ti win lilMe li'uii M'hooi, for Uh-mi Mi : i il u In in tour Mint.1. ;o tar ihi f.'ason Caiuas Valh'';i only losn is tn Willmr. ihe 'division li'ii.h r, ami llr st a nil an eeellrnl ehaiii e ol laii'luiK art oml plan- in (he divis ion lace ami mi oppoi (uiiil y to liter ihe c mi my um. ninneiit m iio.M hui'4 llle laller p:nt. Ol l-hni-ar'. l.oekwuo.l. (lie tali Collier,' ran iil iltifiht; I tie evetiln.:,- I uilllintf up a imal ol J I pitiiils. .Mm lay. In; - al .1. ui'li ii 1 he cause v. ill) l poinls I'm Cinh. Itlakely ale! Iten.i h .1 wiiii t", points e.n h. lol- low e.l P l. en.! vil h ii. The i'n!ii;is V.tHex girls' olh-y-'all learn wis assured a pbtte n ihe . ,tn,ty Iniii iKllllelil hy ll- cr-ll- ARTHRITIS CASE 1 S COMPOUND iv n - ' L I11" t,vil?I: In Your Dry Cleaning Quality Workmanship iwnyg Tclt-plione 472 Uirfqua Cleaners . . . ..Oak .and. SiUptiftrw.. . Major Hooplej? at Navajo Capital .wV,fU vhiein i2 to 17 win ov Ihe preliminary. This Valley's fourth win. Summary: C;uiias Valley ( 121 iM- Glide in is Camas ll'f.ii Glide Mm ray ( lo l (til lllakely! (a) Woodj (ii) Dondj ! 1 Singleton j , ' ' Asa in. I lolternatdi t) -Marr (2) Doss V, .lohu.jou l) I.OcivW ood l li I ) Siandlcy (-) W'ii ro It. .lolmsoa , I f i man I l TiHnir hih School's lortir geared : Hhirli iind While team axenged an early-seat;on Iosa by defeating Gur-i diner high school, ;tS to 7. in a! w tli llfet eonferenee T:;tine packed Experience or Experiments? Which Do You Want? John Dccrc and "Caterpillar" tractors arc based on, experience. Ask any owner. Special prices Friday and Saturday on several machines. "Sec Us First We Can Save You Money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange U; OF D. HDOPSTERS MISHOULA, Mont., Feb. 1 (AP) The i:nivi!isity of OreKOll hutt kethall team, Uettateil once it- B two-uiue KPrieH wtlh the l'nlvr uliy of WuKbiiiKton, went down a seeond time la?! ' night' wlieii- the I'niverHity bt Montana ou traced the ennfereiice leading itofti to rt in. aS to 5'J. , . j. Montana took the lead In the Hist half, after the score had been tied six ; iim:4, and hel'd u., advantage at the half. , (iM-Mtm threatened ; MoiHhdh's lead only once ;(n tho -second half, when the score Blood at -'At to 38 for Montana; Kl'ficient team'' tyqvk kept tlm (irizalies in lront, ' '' i.a.eLich, Montana forward, made 17 points for biiii scoring 'honors. Sarpolan, Oregon forward, made 13 point-. , t. - High School Scores Central 1'oint 24, Kerhy- 15. : Uofitie Hiver 2(i, Hhoenlx xn. i JaekBonvillo 28, Gold Hill 2'!. Indejiendence 40, Monmouth 12. Drain 4(i, .Vonealia 2L r-' Tilhimool; 84, HiilKboro "t. ' Cotlago (Grove it, Spi Ingfield 3". : f f y i-1- v -; , COIIVALUH. Feb. 1 -p tAP) : With theif 1'ighliiiB siflrttsf nulled by four siii-ceK8ive vdeffiatiC jj( Jre-jsoii" State collnKe's l:iBkutbijt '- teiun mem horn rented -yesterday before start in liiiht practice today tor a week-end Keries with the Univer Hity of WaHhingtoii. : I i . The I tea vers were nosel onb in two, overtime pames with Waslilnp; ifi! Stale col lete and were' trounc ed twice by the rniversity of Jda- 3io. They will' work (hits weiflt on a defnse to slow ilowu me last stepping Huskies. Conference Basketball ' W L r 4f ' Pet. .111)7 f)-HKOII XV. 8. C. . l.lnlio i Montmiu O. ,H. C. (i li (i 5 3 3 (illO 6110 500 3U0 i i TEX OLIVER SIGNS I U. OF O. CONTRACT ! . ,. ' , , i , SAN FHANCISCO, Feb. il.4-i (AH) Tex Oliver, v.hoae Unlvers Hy o( Arizona football team trounced L'nlverHity oi'.Oi-hboii last December, round liimseK lha XX'eb fent's new :oach today. 1 - The strategist signed a three year contract in pan Franciaco yes- terday a(ter a short conterence with Anson H. tjorneii, urejion graduate iiKinaguv. He replaces I'rink t'alllaon. whp .resigned alter the l'.i:l7 Beasoll. ' Oliiiif's salary was not disclosed but it: was understood it was more than the '$6,01)0 figure hazarded seV; ti:(l days ago when authorities of Iho Kugane school announced they had iirolerred Oliver a contract. . . Tho tie- coach will take u his new duties 'around March 1. c KtKlKNK, Jail. 31. (AP) Ap proval hy President Hoosoveit of an $11,111 WTA project lor a mu vey of tux exempt real estate in Oregon was announced by Herman Kehrli, director of the bureau of niunieiiml research ut tho Univers ity of , Oregon. Ho said work would begin tn Marion, Linn and Lune- comities I ebruury 1. with thrills from start to finisTi. I ardiner hail a one-point lead, li to V2, at the end of the quarter, hut I'ouch Weber's capers forged ahead in tho next period to lead i-11 at tho half-way mark. Wilbur completely dominated the entire game, loading 3t to 17 at the three quarter mark, but Gardiner out scored them in the final canto In points to 2. Wyatt of Wilbur took high point honors with 11 points, rauil, (iatiliuer center, scored 8 to lead his teammates. 1 n a pre Mini tin ry ga me, W i 1 hu r girls' volleyball team irouucerl Gar diner 3i to lit. Uoris Ahcel played an outstanding game. Summary: Wilbur CIS) (27) Gardiner (ti) Murphy ( I I Harris (SI Paull (4) Marks (4) Wamplor ( 1 1 Uriggs Wyatt (l-l) Sayors (tj) Short (H) Woody (1 Kitch Pearson LUNCHEONS TEAS GROUP DINNERS LITTLE GYPSY Tea Room and Lafavette V. .-fin 4 - f i , t w ( 1 Dominating tho horizon at Ver. don, neat Bordeaux, France, is ihe huge hew, masonry shaft, above, r which 'Willi soon be dedi cated to commemoration of La fayette's aid to America in tha Revolution, General Pershing'i World War feats and the arriva on French soil of the American y ' j r Expeditiopary Forces. i FILBERT GROWERS i OPPOSE DUTY SLASH PORTLA-NlMjnni 31 H- (AI) RepresoiitutWe 1 irrnweils'' and nack- cjia of lillKiitfii (lenlarlu tlm indns Lrj' jn .()ip4oii;' would beithrnutoned wan . extinction it it" pmpoBed re ciiirot al trade nsrQinenl ..with Tur koy should be approved, planned opltosltinn to lowering (il. the pres ent tarilt : u .met-tin -here Sat-' unuiy. - . - - j. . ; c. R. GiTlle.. 'chair in if of tlje UKrlculiurul coimnltte pi' the cham ber of commerce.' Haid a committee was named- fri repoco lipefs and to raise funds to Send IJifn Dorr Is, Kupemt, and L R. ItitiKWj Dundee, tp .n bearing in. WashiiiKtan Feb. ttf. -io FRANK S. GRANT OF PORTLAND PASSES PORTLAND, Jan. 31 (AP) A complication of ailments follow ing an influenza attack three weeks imo brought death Sunday to Frank K. Giant, li.'l, lonj;. prominent in Oregon political and fiaternul circled and veteran city attorney. lie was a former grand chan cellor of the Knights of, Pythias, potentate of Al Kader temple of the Shrine and served for several years, as vice-chairman of the boiinl of governors of the Shrine hospital for crippled children. Survivors include his widow and two daughters. STAMPED GOODS, 4 OFF To clear our present Hues and miikn room for new Spring Hems, Oarr's offer $ off on their com plete stamped ffoods line. Pillow cases, scarfs, towels, vanities, pil lows, etc. 'Buy now and save. Our clearance specials' include glass ware, china, yard goods, tinware, tapestries, toys, etc. Selected items at to 4 off. Come in and Bee the special clearance' items at ( hit's. Adv. I'll i .. ' 'If , h: 'I flip- ii f V i I fsERViCrTDAYI z Onre it was across llic slate. Next it was across America. Now it is to some 70 countries and to ; an increasing number of ships at sea . . . and, more important with most tuers, Long Dis- ! tance telephone service is better than ever, fa.-ter than ever, and is available to you at I attractive rates. Fartirnlarly attractive night long distance rates to most points applv from I 7 P. M. to 4:30 A. M, daily. These same rate are in effect for Sundays and apply from 7 P. SI. Saturday to 4:30 A. SI. Slondav. - l THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Phono 71 121 so. Stephen St Increased Winter Feeding Indicated; Better Grade Beef to be Marketed. The cuttle market now shows signs of Home stability following the sharp decline In prices of the better grade cattle In November and December, the bureau of agri cultural economics said in its current report on the beef cattle situation. A large part of the downward readjustment in prices which was expected for the neiter grades of cattle in the first hair of 1U38 al ready seems to have taken place. Not much change is expected in prices of slaughter cows and the lower grade of steers. Tho in fluence of reduced supplies on prices of such cattle may be off set by a weakness in the consum er demand for meats, the bureau said. In the 11 .western states there are slightly fewer cattle on feed this winter than last. Slaughter to Be Smaller The slaughter of both cattle and calves iu IbliS is expected to be smaller than it was lust year. In those areas where cattle numbers have been reduced In recent years because of 'drought. It is expected that1 some restocking will he done which will result in fewer cows, heifers and calves coming to slaughter. ' Feed is plentiful this year and this is expected to hu reflected in heavier weights of cattle going to market. This will offset in part the decrease iu mini hers slaugh tered. It Is expected, therefore, that total beef supplies this year will be nearly as large as last and will include a larger propor tion of beef of the belter grades. One of the main causes lor the drop In livestock prices since Sep tember has been the unusually large increase iu supplies of hogs com ing to market.. After reaching the lowest level in more than 40 years iu August, bog slaughter increased until iu December it was running about 2& times larger than In Au gust, Average weights of hogs in tho last two or three iiion.ts also have been heavier than usual for this time of year. . Iu addition, the weak storage demand Jor hog pro ducts in November and December forced, unusually large quantities of pork, into consumption chan nels. . . prices Expected to Rise Some advance in hog prices in the next few months is foreseen - i . . r i ! . Air 1 I Conditioning THE AIR YOU BREATHE! New comfort heal thf illness vigor are enjoyed by families whose homes wo have Air Condi tioned! The new home-type Air Conditioning plants control home air'u moisture and dryness as well as temperature. Ask for the facts and costs of .Home Air Condi tioning, ; . , MONTAG DEALER i C.W. Sinniger Sheet Metal Works Telephone 428 444 N. Jackson St. by the bureau ia its current ro view of the bog situation., ' Prices usually; rise at this season;, the bureau said, and' will probably do so this winter In view of the ex pected reduction in hog market ings. ' -: M Another price-strengtbenins fac tor is the relatively smalt storage holdings of pork and lard. Pork stocks on January I were the sec ond smallest on record for that date, and stocks of lard were be low average. Looking ahead to next summer, the report indicates that farmers probably will market a materially larger number of hogs than a year earlier, but at prices considerably below the high Jevel of lust sum mer, FEDERAL AIR NAVIGATION POSITIONS OPEN TO EXAMS The civil service commission is seeking applicants , lor examina tions lor position of assistant com munications operator In air navi gation, the local board has bei'n informed. Persons interested may receive information and applica tion forms from C. K. Fields or C. li. Calkins at the Hosebuig post oftice. FOR 100 YEARS THEY'VE BEEN SAYING: )1d O.scar Pepper ;"OOI'" for short) las been one of America's best iked whiskies for 100 years.Try OOP A bld o tlralgh wtv!ki.i 100 ttralght whliklei 90 proof ronkfort DIUIIKriei, Inc. loultvlll. A Bolllmor ' $1.00j$1.90 A FULL PINT I A FULL QUART ALSO AVAILABLE IN RYE (make mine) ) WITH OOP! make mine) J WITH ( roopij r
