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FOR SALE Jersey milk cow, 5
years old. Fresh about April 1.
High grade cream test and
gentle. Also seed potatoes. Ear
liest of all. A. J. Stevens, Myr
tle Creek.
DEAD and worthless livestock re
moved free of charge. Roseburg
By-Products. Phone 62F12.
FOR SALE 8 weaner pigs; match
ed team, weight 2800 lbs. Tin
i barn back of Valley hotel.
FOR SALE Young saddle horse
and broccoli planter. J. R, Mc
. Lain, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE-1-Gontlo Jersey cow, 6
years old, freshen soon. M. L.
NorriB, Dlllard.
FOR SALE 30 head good, young
ewes, lumping now. C, O. Crlte
' ser, Melrose.
VETERINARIAN Dr. H. B. Keith,
$22 E. 2nd Ave. N. Phone 64-J.
Cinaniinl
. ; : ; Trade
want private loan of $1000.00. Dentistry --
Good property as security. Box FOR TRADE Radio for piano.
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Rental
FOB RENT Furnished five-room
duplex aud garage. $25.00 per
month. Inquire Mrs. Falbe, 409
East Douglas street.
KOHLHAQEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. 22.50 and up.
Phone 6S0.
APARTMENT, clean, cosy, for
adult who wants quiet. Phone
646-J.
FURNISHED house for rent. Splen
did garden plot. 1123 Harvurd
uveuue.
FOR RENT Clean, well furnished
6-rooui house. Call 541 South
Pine.
TWO-ROOM, front apartment. Fur
nished. 112 Urockwuy street.
4-ROOM, furnished apartment,
ground floor. 112 Brockway.
Poultry
RED, Rock chicks ready February
23. Ijirhorns. Mnrph 4. flrilnr
. now. Free feed hoppers. Wattlg
Hatchery.
WHITE Giant Hatching Eggs from
blood tested stock, $15.00 per
case. D. D. Davis, Melrose Star,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE New Hampshire
hatching eggs, blood tested
stock. Order now. C. E. MesBer,
Wilbur.
FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching
eggs, fine 2-year-old hens. O. A.
Rowe, Wilbur.
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS a-d
Dalton Adding Machines, sale)
and service. Roseburg Book
Store. Phone 590-J
Automobiles
FOR SALE '30 Chevrolet truck,
$45.00. Inquire 1227 Umpqua ave
nue, i :
ouch!) ZlJiX!R,-i-i Mtdi JilSiSJJSAl
For Sale, Miscellaneous
PERSONA!.
MEN OLD AT 41)1 (JET PEP. New
Ostrex- Tonic Tablets coutuin
raw oyster lovlgorators aud oth
er stimulants. One dose starts
new pep. Value 11.00. Introduc
tory price S!)c. Call, write Ful
lerton's Drug Store.
KEROSENE stove, (3.00; airtight
heaters, $1.90 to $4.25; electric
washer, $22.50; good organ,
$15.00; roll-top. dusk, $10.00;
used radios, $2.00 to $18.01);
breakfast Bets, $5.50 to $11.00.
Burr's Furniture Storo.
FOR SALE Electric O. S. C,
brooder, capacity 500. A. 11.
Marsh, Wilbur, Garden Valley
road.
FOR SALE Small commit mixer
without engine. A. A. Bellows,
864 Military street.
GARDEN SEEDS All principal
varieties, packugos and bulk,
sold at Wharton Bros.
FOR SALE Royal kltohen rango
with coil, $15.00.
1035 West
First, street
MAYTAG sales and service. Radio
Musto Store, phone S3, 225 N.
Jackson.
CIRCULATING heator, nearly new,
at low price. Powell's Hardware.
FOR SALE Early Briggs Beod po
tatoes. W. H. Long, Umpqua."
MAGAZINES. Cheap,
brary.
Fiction LI-
USED electric ranges. Phono 123.
Work Wanted
2 GIRLS want work, housework,
companion or.otlior work lnthiB
line. Melrose Star Route, Box
216 or phono 24-F-4.
WORK WANTED Expert Iron
worker, ornamental Btructuro.
Box 158 co Nows-Roview.
Miscellaneous
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
CO. All makes of washers re
paired. Ph. 132-J. Ill W. Cass,
Roseburg. .
GUITAR LESSONS. Absolutely
free. J. K. Jones, corner Cass &
Sheridan. Evenings, at 622 S.
Pine.
MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw.
Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 8.
ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 1S8L.
RADIO repairing. Rsbs. Hlectrlo.
Fuel
OET your wood at Roseburg Lum
ber Co. Dry and green, 16-inch
and 4-foot
FOR SALE Old growth fir. $2.00
per tier. Phone 22F12.
SEASONED wood
18F11.
tor sale. Call
Help Wanted
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in Douglas county.
No experience or cnpltnl requir
ed. Steady work. Make up to
$13 a day. Write MR. OVER
LAND. 4613 S. Jay St., Tucomu
Wash.
MAN for coffeo route. Up to $45
first weok. Automobile glvon as
bonus. Write ZANOL, 1601
Poplar, Oakland, California.
WANTED Man to do chorea on
small ranch, ono who can milk
cow. Box 157, c-o Nows-Kovlow.
Hay, Grain and Feed
FOIl SALE Haled oat and vetch
hny. T. E. Duncan, phono 1-IF2.
FOR SALE Oata and volch hay.
A. G. Webber, Suthoiiln.
Business Opportunities
FOR SALE Second hand store. A
- good stock. Cheap rent. Drain
Second Huud Store, Drain, Oro-
gon. -
Real Estate
A SACRIFICE 718 acre sheep
ranch, 100 cultivation. Timber,
water, minor Improvements. Will
trade for Roseburg property. See
L. L. Boll, Dixouville.
FOlt SALE or trade for farm in
Umpqua valley 7-room, modern
home, near Taylor university. It
interested, write Cuas. Fox, Up
land, Indiana.
NEW, modern house on highway,
8 blocks uortli of city limits. 8
A. Wells, KoseburK.
Wanted
WANTED Olio Bot extonsion
rims, fifty-ono inch dlumetor
Paul G. Athey, Sulherlin.
WANTED- Dummur lambB for 4-li
club membors. Phono 323.
. ; Chiropractor
Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Ray.
Dr. Scofleld, Perkins Bid.
JURY DISAGREES IN
SHERIFF MASS CASE
OREGON CITY, Feb. 21-(AP)
juuge uari hoihiiicks uisnussou
the jury deliberating tho case of
Sheriff E. T. Mass when It report-, .,, Washington State was heat
ed at 1:55 Saturday It was unable '. Mouina university 63-40. Iila-
tn roaoli ti v.t-!lt '. . , .. .... .1
... . ..
11 was reporieu mo jury Biooa
8 to 4.
i lie snerut was mulcted on
charges of larceny of public funds
involving $260 of delinquent tax
collection fees.
The jury received tho ensa Fri
day at 10:15 u
Judge Hendricks set April 6 for
the retrial.
The sheriff, his boh. Howard.
nnd Dopuly Jessie Paddock have Kramer wont on another ram
boon indicted on other charges ln-'pngo In tho Becond half after tho
volving alleged Irregularities in tho Heavers had piled up an impros
tnx records. Istvo loud, and helped the Invaders
o gain the front again with three
The strawberry, which 75 years
1 ago was produced only near a fow
: large cities in this country, w now
grown commercially iu ovory stato
ana Alaska.
Conference Leaders Down
Opponents and Approach
Titular Battle.
(By the Asoclatod Press)
The University of Idaho's Van'
dais, who became the northern di
vision Pacific coast conference
Slant killers within tho past two
weeks, have a giant killing task
ahead of them tills week in tueir
drive tor tho basketball crown.
The Vandals, tied with Wash
ington Stato for the loague leader
ship, moot tho Orogon Wobfootora
tomorrow uight and Wednesday
i. lulu In Hueone. then close their
season with ganios against Wash
ington Stato next Saturday night
at Pullman and February 28 at
Moscow.
Oregon, knocked out of the
league leadership a week ago by
the Vaudals. will bo out for re-
I venue In the series on their home
ifl0j;0 Vumluls re,minei the
tme lclurB Saturday night by dj
Oregon Stato college 29-2
. jjQ j,llB WOIi lU, oui, ui ,vb luot
immca
I Kramer Goes On Rampage
Chief Vandal Kramer bent off a
iletmnilned at lack by Oregon state
Ho damaged Denver hopos of
vengeance lor Friday night's defeat
In the last minute ot tho first halt
wlnsn ho Bcoroil twlco. ono a long
overhead shot from the contor of
line Moor, to glvo Idaho a 14-11
I load at half tlmo.
llmskotH ill uilccoHBiou.
I Cuntniit Harris led tho Orogon
' Slate attack with 12 points, 16
scored In the first hull.
Washington State stayed on top,
rallying after a Blow start to oe-
feat Montana.
The Cougars trailed, 12 to 6,
early In the game, called time out,
and rapidly overhauled the Grls
illes who lost accuracy as the vis
itors ga'ned. Washington 8tate led,
2 6-1 6,. at the half.
41 Hooper and "Corky'1 Carlson
led the Cougar attack, backed by
accurate shooting by Jennings In
the second half. Ryan and Miller
scored most for Montana.
The standings:
W h
11 5
11 5
10 6
9 7
6 12
. 3 15
Pet.
.688
.688
.625
W. S. c.
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
O. S. C.
.563
.333
Montana
.167
GET 28-16 REVENGE
Sixth Straight Victory at
Home Registered, With
St. Mary's as Victim.
By M. W. M.
Dlanklnz a hard driving but poor
shooting St. Mary's high school
basketball loam from Medford for
two out of four periods, rtoBobuyg
Innlnr hich school sweopt to an
easy 28 (016 victory Saturday night
on .the local court iu . the final
home contost for the seuson. 'it
was tho sixth straight win on the
homo floor, the Papoose cngers
ending the season with an unuloin
lshed record ol not naving iosi.
hnon till In tholr own topee.
Onco ngain It was laimy. aari
Wlard, 6 foot 2 inch Papoose for
ward, who nrovldod all the offoiv
slve fireworks, scoring 18 points to
tako high point honors for the ev
ening, but It wus tho combined de
fonslvo efforts ot me entire team
which proved to be the outstand
ing feature ot the evening. CIobo
checking and rolentloss ball-bawk-Ing
completely bottled the vaunted
scoring attuck ot tho visitors who
had previously dofoaieu iioseDurg,
33 to 27. at Medford. . The Cru
saders fulled to enter a point upon
the score board In both the first
and third periods and were allowed
only six field goals In the entire
game, throe eaoh In the second ana
fourth quarters.
Seven points by Wlnrd; two nice
buckets by "Moose" Denton, 6 feot
4 inch contor, and a gift shot by
Plnlay in the first period guvo the
Indian babes a 13-to-0 lead from
which the Crusaders never recov
ered. Roseburg led 18 to 7 Rt half
time and 23 to 7 going Into . the
final period. Midway in the fourth
canto. Coach Hod Turner replaced
his entire team with reserves and
thouxh the Papoose replacements
fulled to score while St. Milry'B wu.8
running up seven points, It was too
lute to aid the Crusader cause.
Tho score might have boon a
great deal luoro liud Jim . Flnlliy
boon able to sink a hulf-dozen lay
Ins! which ho made; for himself,
then missed. It wus ono Of those
nights when tho ball just wouldn't
go through the elusive hoop, whllo
tho night before he sank nix agalst
Qlldc. in loo gift shots was all that
Plnlay eould garuor for himself
against SL Mary's although he lod
the team s defensive play. Denton
took second place to Ward with 7
points. Jensen, Crusader forward,
was high for tho visitors with 6
points. (J. Ullzoli and EsteB, BL
Mary's guurds, played outstanding
ball, but like their teammates, had
difficulty In locating tho baskot.
The tight Pupooso dofenso which
kept St. Mury'B away from the bas
kot rosulted In forcing the Cru
saders to atlompt muny long howit
zers, most of which fell short or
went wild. Kston sank their first
Held goal about H minutes' after
Hi o second period started for the
first Crusador points, and It was
nilii-wny through the final quartar
bofnro Joiihou sunk twb gift shots
for their first points In tho second
half.
The St. Mary's tl squad made It
two In a row over the Papooso re
solves when thoy defeated Rose-,
burg Hi to 15 lu a fast preliminary.
Hosoburg hud previously been de
feated at Medford 16 to 13. Tho
opening game wus close through
out with Lewis, rorwurd, giving Kt.
Mary's a O polnt lead on throO quick
baskets nftor the opening whistle
before Itosuburg scorod. St. Mary's
lod 8 to 6 at tho end of tho first
imrloil, 11 to 10 nt half time, and
13 to 12 at tho threcqunrter mark.
Inability or the Papoose roplnco
inoiits lo Blnk freo. tlnowB spelled
defeat, only ono out of 14 attempts
foil through the hoop. Illucy, Slul
tery and Hhriim were outstanding
for Hosoburg. l,owiH, O'Neil and
II. Siikriiida turned lu flno gnmcB
for St. Mary's.
KtimmiirteH:
t Roseburg (28)
Ffl. Ft. Pf. Tp.
Klnlay, f
Nulsoii, f
Wlni-il, f
0
0
7
0
3
0
...0
0
o
o
Onnilliiw, f ......
Di'illon, n
Aurlurson, o ....
Cucy. g
Khruiii, k
Sliidl, B
Fltzputilck, g ....
TolulR
10
8 9 2K
fit. Mary's (16)
Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp.
Jonsnn, f
...2 Z 1
I Wldnmro, f
ILemire, f
Itoddy, c
i. (Iltzi'ii, g
Lewis, g , .... ..
Kie. K
J. (Illsen, g
Total
.6 4 12
Missed free throws: Roseburg,
(-'inlay 3. Denton 3. Hindi 1; St.
Mary's. JensHii 2, U. (illii-n 2, Kates
2. J. (ill ten 2.
I Roseburg B (15)
NnSK, f
Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp.
i) n 1 o
0 0 1 0
Tlndnll, f
Nelson, f
I Muraii, f
0 0 0 0
9 o q o
Season's Record Unmarred
by Defeat; Indians Have
Chance for Third.'"
District No. S Standings
W L Pet. For Aet
North Bend 7 0 1.000 197 141
Myrtle Point 6 3 .825 . 206 183
Roseburg ' .84; .429 ; 187 ! 172
Coqullle 5 4 .420 : 134 158
Marshfleld ' 0 ; 7 .000 7T 137
Results Last Week
RoBeburg 32, Myrtle Point 85.
Coqullle- 22, North Bend 26. :.
Schedule February 26
Roseburg at Coqullle. ' ;
Marehfield at North Bend. . .
Myrtle Point, bye.
By M. W. 11.
The Douglas and Coos county
basketball race for the dlBtrlct
gonfalon, emblematic of the league
championship, has come to an end,
even though the final week's games
are yet to be played. Coach Victor
Adams' North , Bond Bulldogs re
peat again this season, , Hiking the
top honors regardless ot the re
sults ot the Pirate-Bulldog encoun
ter next. Friday evening. North
Bond, starting the season as the
woak.slBter In the league with only
one veteran back, has -posted seven
straight wins In the, district rec
ords wltnout a defoat, to emerge
the "spipriBo team" of the confer
ence. : ' ! ,l ;
' Pirates In Cellar '
Myrtle Point, thought to bo the
"toam. to beat," according to all
pro-season dope, has dropped three
tilts as against five wins, to end
their season In second place. Third
Dlaco will be determined In - a "dog
fight" next Friday , night , at Cot
quille when Itosoburg Journeys to
the Coos county seat for the final
gamo for both teams. Present
standings snow tne muians- ana
the Red Devils tied for third place
with 8 wins and 4 losses. Which
ever team wins the final game will
end the season with a .600 per- .
oontage and third place, The hap
less MarKhfteld PirateB have drop
ped seven straight tilts for the un
disputed cellar chamhlonihlp. The
PirateB battle the -league -leaders
for their wlndup, so it Is noM like
ly, that they will bettgc their strid
ing In any way. j. - "i. :"
. The final uoBitions in loo , league
race tlolornihro 'the draw tor Owlo
nenta In' the district tournuifieht
nt, North Bend March 4 and 5. With
first and second places definitely
settled, the outcome of the Uobo-burg-Coqullle
, contest will decide .
which teams will meet in the open
ing round ot the tourney. If 'the In
dians win, then Hosoburg will meet
North Bend In. the first game:'! ft
the focal warriors lose then It will
bo North Bend versus Coquflfe In
the first game, and ROseburg
against MyVtlb Point In 'tho Becond,
! jcottags Grove Billed
Coach Jim Watts will turn' loose
his Indians against tho Invading
Lions from cottage wove nrga
school in a non-conference and
final home game of tho- year Tues-
Utj Of- BDHIUI il,,.. . UIO
will be the last, opportunity tor the
local, fans to soe'severul members
ot the warrior quintet' In action.
Lael Camnbell. center: Ray Mor- :
gan, forward; Pete Rutter, guard,
all lettermen, and uud neai, trans
fer guard, and Bill Jones, reserve
center, will play their last home
game for Roseburg against Cot
tage Grove.
Although tho Lions liavo had
only a fair seuson to date two
wins and six losses - they boast
an outstanding scoring threat in
Leltoy Cooper, tall center, who up
to last, Friday's gamo with Uni
versity high. In which thoy lost
41 to 26, led district No. 7 scoring
race with 1(3 :oints in seven
games. Tho Indians should be hard
pressed to squoeso out a victory.
Indian resbrvea wll'i probably Bee
most ot the uutiOn, for Couch Watts
plans on giving his regulars a much
needod rest boforo the district
tournament., , . , . ': ..
BARTH LOSES TO
CHAMPION STEELE
CLBVULANU, r"ob. 21 ;(AP)
Manager -Eddie -Mead said to
day that Carmen Ilurtn la through
us a mlddlowelghl after losing his
title bout with Champion Freddy
Steele hero Saturday night.' '
Hdiilc Mllliir, manager of thq
cliuniplnn, hinted that his next tin
portunt bout would bo against Al
llostack of Seattle In that city ovor
a 16 round route Willi the title at
Uarth trained down from 170 to
1601 to make Steele's 160-pound
class. He took the curly rounds ot
their fight hut Ills, strength gave
out ami his soconds throw in the
lowol in tho seventh round.
CiirstuiiH, f 0 0 10
Hln inn, f 1 0 0 3
Hummers, f ,. , 0 0 0 0
AiHlmwin, c I 0 2 2
I'Hltnrsoii, 0 0 1 0 0 0
Ul,,tln,-v S 13 6
Cmiipbcll, g 0 0 0 0
Wolls, g 0 0 0 0
KriiOj g 0 0 0 0
tllimy, g 3 0 0 .8
McKay g ,'. ...0 0 0 0
' Totals .. ...:.....7 l' 8 15
8t. Mary's (21) Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp.
Ix.wls, f 5 0 1 10
O'Noll, f 4 0 0 4 .0
K. 8nkruldu, f 1 0 0 2
Dm land, o 0 12 1
Ollxon. ii ...0 0 0 . il
W'lcnx, n -0 .0 10
llnlshang, g 1 - 0 2 1
B. Sakralda, g 2 2 6
Totals 9, 3 12 21
Missed free throws: Rnttohnrg,
Nexii I, Hhrnm 1. Anderson 1, Slat
lory 6, Krno I, Hlney 4: St. Mary's,
O'N'MI , Molshang 1, Wilcox 1, H,
Sakralda 8.
Officials: ttofcree. Pengra: Time
keeper, Collins; Storekeeper, Brit)
tou,