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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 7, 1 939.
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By GAYLK TALBOT
NKW YOHK. Jun. 17. (API
Tickets for tin Joe Louis-John
Henry Lewis eluunplnnshiif fight
at the (iitriien a week from Wed
nnsilay night are. on the word of
Promoter Mike Jacobs, selling so
fust that Mike is beginning (o huh-
)M':t he slioulii have wailed and
Magod lie thing outdoors. He
pays it looks like it might over
itnw th Garden.
If Mike is anywhere near right
about ft, this is nice tribute that
the cuBtoiners are paying to
couple of negro hoys who have
been close friends and admirers of
raeh other's boxing ability for sev
eral years. When the match was
f I rst annou need t here were ma ny
capable observers who thought
maybe Miku had at last fumbled
one.
ICven If Joe and John Henry
had been sworn enemies It still
would have looked like a gamble,
for there never before had been a
heavy weight championship fight:
between negroes jn this country.
But Joe ami John Henry admitted
from the start that they worn
i'riendfi, and they have stuck dog
gedly to their mutual regard all
through (be weeks of training.
Joe won't even talk as mean as
be did before his last fight witli
Max Schmolfng.
All he'll say now Is I hut he In
tends to "whup" John Henry.
Neither Is John Henry doing any
fancy talking.
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BY SCARLET FEVER
The regularly sebeduled game
between Koseburg blub school and
Myrtle Creek, set for tonight in tbo
li leaguers' gym, has been post
poned Indefinitely, because of
Hearlet fever in tiial district has
closed all the schools, it was
learned late today.
Ancording to Coaeh Jim Walts.
Ibe game may be rescheduled
later In the season. The Indians
defeated Myrtle Creek, :i! to. 13, In
the opening game of the season on
the local court and tonight's en
gagement was to have been a re
turn tneot.
Watts' sutiad will devolo all ;
available time in preparation for I
the invasion of Ibe MarshMeld
high school Pirates this coming
Friday. The Coos hay Hucean
ers havo been tabbed by sports
writers as the most, potentially
powerful quintal in (ho district.
Coach Al Landes having a largo
number of lettermen and capable
reserves on band. Tbo Pirates'
most notable achievement to dato
was n l!l-l vletorv oveY t'oipilUn.
ASKETBALL
G a mes-Gossip
KIOATTI.IO. Jan. 17. (A ! Tim
Washington HIale colleKo ".Mid
Ket" forward. JHld Olson, stenped
out 111 front In the northern divis
ion coast conference haskcthnll
scorlilK columns today, with 411
liolnts in five annics, 10 polntB
ahead of the next, two in line.
His average or X'i points a mnne,
liowevi'r. was overshadowed by the
1J4 point avertiKO ot Pick Voel
Uer. WashliiKlon ci'iiter, hut -Wash-iiiKton
has only idayed two con
ference KtinicH.
Olson, . former Kverelt hlxh
school star. Is only five feet, 10
inches tall while most of Ills
mules are well over six feet.
Another Washington Slate play
er, John Koslch, lias had 11 per
sonal fouls called on lilm to lead
tile "had hoy" department.
The records:
K 'K ft lr lli
Olson, Wash. Stale . 5 17 i) 7 i:l
wintciiiiuic, ()reKon..:t M r n
Hooper, wsc r, i:i 7 ti
I). Voelker. Wna'fc ......2 !l !l I '-'7
llellio. Idaho :i 11 :i 25
' dale, OrcKon :l I I I 1 --
.Mc.MIN'NVII.I.IO, .lllll. 17 (AIM
I.llllleld college cllnihed Into sec
ond place In the nnrthweHt con
ference last uUrlit hy winnliiK a
douhle count Kutno from t'ollcKe
or Idaho. (12-37.
The Idaho Bchool agreed herore
the season to waive Hie honie-und-hoine
iiKreemeitt with Oregon
schools In the Interest of economy
and as result each of the four
unities played on thiH trip will
count douhle. The Idahoans meet
Ulil'leld iikiiIii louialil ami Wllluni-j
cite Thursday and Krhhiy. j
f'OHVAI.I.IS, Jan. 17. (Al'l -
Hunnlui; up n 10-0 lend In the
first iiiiarter the Oregon Slate:
Hooka hull nlKht l'-eu( (uvillls
hlKh, 32-U. II was the tlflh vic
tory for Hie Hooks this season.
roaeTprogram for
1939 given study
(Continued from page 11
ns follows:
Mehl canyon. One-half
mile of clearliiK and
Rainbow Dairy
GRADE A RAW MILK
It's Delicious"
To Start Delivery Phone
14-F-33
FOR SALE
Enrlv Baby Chicks. R. I. Reds',
B, Rocks, New Hampshlres.
Ready on Jan. 27th. Order now.
WATZIG HATCHERY
PHONE 740-J
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
the seeds op culture
SEARCH IM VAINl TOR
SOIL IW, WHICH TO ROOT WITHIN
YOUR PATES, ELSE SUCH
LITERARY GEMS, AS THESE
FROM SHAKESPEARE, WOULD
STIR YOU TO "THE MARROW'
"THE FRIEWDS THOU
AND THEIR ADOPTlOW
GRAPPLE THEM TO THY SOUL
h with hoops of steel".
AMD-
Good-bye
-if ' 'n, I "THE OWLS CLUB; J& HE WAS GOIWG
7- 5t ,T J? !' m jr" TOMORROW, HE'D
(sTtr J-SMt ' H ( WAKE UP .sj A PAPER
jReA,s SlK" JMft-r. J BLIZZARD, BURIED
LiSJI yt-jK'Xit C-N. if f ' LJtJpER A TEM-FOOT
'JC. T. M.
Having ended Ins connection with the firm. James Roosevelt, eldest
son of the President, is pictured walking out of the 13oston insur
ance olTlce of Roosevelt & Sargent, to start his new job us u motion
picture executive.
grading. Wight of way
has been secured for
past 1(1 years and sev
eral thousand dollars
already spent on this
section which is a loss
unlit the balance Is
completed, how stand
ard Haybui'Ht road Morning
star bridge elimination,
l.fi miles, grading and
surfacing. No right of
way secured
Hire valley elimination
of Cannon bridge ion'
long. Shovel and truck
Job. fi'xtiS' culvert
required, now at yard..
I'mpquu-Tyee. Slides and
surfacing. Shovel job.
John's Hunch - Anchor.
Widen 1.5 miles mud.
Shovel and truck job
and surfacing
Pass Creek-Sinltb lilver.
Widen ;i miles road.
Shovel and tiuck job
and surfacing
North Fork Smith Itiv
or. l.fi miles widening.
Ilulbto.er and surfac
ing, usIuk local gravel..
(iurdlner-A d a. Complete
l!i:i7 surfacing, one-half
mile. an yards at 2,f0
per yard
KellogK-Tyee mad. Huild
frow Itnllock bridge
down, and from Kel
log bridge up the rlv
it. Bulldozer and shov
el job to (be extent of..
lied lllll. Kill Westen
beiser bridge. M' long.
Shovel ami truck Job.
lteniihes &'xtt' e n 1
vert Gon.no :
2.200.00
SOI). 00
.
SnO.OO i
l.ROO.OO
1,0110.00
l.ooo. no
100.00 I
OCR OVrKNIC.IIT SPRVICE will mvc you time and enew
pcrlupi a Itolel hill, too. And irdios are 5jic in any weather. Let
the engineer, drive, while you ?Uep, and arrive rcMcd and fresh for
a full day of work or play, litre are example fares and berth
thare.es, whuh are additional.
LOW FARES!
TO PORTIAND: lliipwnr ttoun.ltrip
1st Closs Fare $5.96 $8.95
Lower Berth 2.40 4.80
l SiTinlsril Pullman.)
Cooch Fqic 3.98 6.45
THE SCHEDULE
Leaves Hosclmrg .. 12:38 a.m.
Arrives l-ie.i'ne . . , 5:25 a.m.
Arrives Porthuul .. 8:00 a.m.
Himiljr rnVr T(lMrnin&
with
FERTILE
FOR LOAKJ
PULLS THE
TH' SEED
HAST,
TRIED,
THAT GREW
AKJD THE OWL.Y
EDGE YOU EVER MT
S HAL lt- L-lllL- if Ten. ir- new
r YOU GOT AT W BALLYHOO THAT
to Insurance
Muck Creek road. Sur
faeo from foot of
mountain t o w a r d s
I llodgers ranch InO.Oi
j Schoen road. Possible
extension of one-half
mile, tentatively prom
ised. No right of way
secured 400.0i
Curry road. Cut (wo
channels and build two
bridges. Ilulldo.er job. 1.200 0
Willis Creek. Kight and
left folk, !MIO' Minding,
eliminate It bridges,
no right of wav secured soO.ili
Kent Creek road, lono'
of lading at Chas.
Vovl ilia's. Three days
bulldozer 35u.(n
Clark's liraneh road, fiun
of channel change, eli
minating two bridges .. L'OO.Oi
Anlauf-I.oiralne road. Ue-
move nudes and sur
laee three miles. l!00i)
yards
Obi Town Oakland. One
half mile grading and
surfacing, and one till'
bridge. Kliminaie Old
Town bridges. No right
of wav seen red
Millard dyke. Possibly ....
Louis Creek. One and a
half milcH grading, bull
dozer 3,100.1)0
1, soo.no
2(10.00 I
j Clendale Heuben. 1-1
I miles grading, reshap
ing and surfacing
j Cbet Kisher road. 2.S
i miles grading, bulhloz-
I. Otto. 00! er and surfacing
i Coin! rich-l-:lk head connec
j lion from Pinkstous to
(ii'eens. U.t miles, grad
ing and bridges
reono!oil Patehlnc: Pond I.
FAST FREIGHT! free
pitk-up and delivery of Patitic
(uit It-dun tarliud merclun
tlic. First nmrninj: delivery here
from Foritand: stvtuui mo mint;
delivery from San Frantiuit. Sim
ilar service from hundred of
odier IVnific (ui points. Our
rates competitive; try us and see!
Southern Pacific
J. E. Clark, Agent.
Phone 11.
Major Hoople
READ OW, MACDUFF NEITHER A
BORROWER tJOR A .LEWDER BE;
OFT LOSES BOTH ITSELF
AMP FRIEWD, Alv,P BORROWING
EDGE OF HUSBAMDRY"-
MAY HAVE SPROUTED
im Your skull but th' thoughts
MEVER BORE FRUIT
North I'mpnua 800.00
Itoad (!. Garden Valley fJoO.OO
Head J:i, Melrose 3 ,2I!0.iju
Oiling streets of .Myrtle
Creek. I do not approve
at present fiOO.OO
Cox road. I do nut ap
prove at present 2,000.00
Key itootn road. I do not
approve, at present 2,000.00
At Kent road. 1 do not ap
prove at present G, 000.00
Winchester Hay frsning
dock. County's share
one-half -i.OnO.OO
Wilbur quarry fi.ooii.n;)
Canyonville shop l.ooo.oo
Uosehurg shop l.ooO.bO
Iteedsport shop 1,000.00
Purchase of right or way
on North Umpiiua high
way, road I. Co-opera-livo
agreement, North
rmp'pm district should
pay one-half 1,500.00
Total $5K,t;r,0.iii)
. i
VITAL STATISTICS I,
DIVORCE DECDCES
KI!Kll:lt Amies (!. from Jonas
W. K ruler, married Dec.. 31,
at HomiiI.mi'K. Complaint e'.larges
conviction of a felony. The plaintiff
was permitted Ihe relurn of lier
maiden 11:1111c, Amies (1. .MolltKOln
ery. Fogol's Shop
At 527 N. Jackson
BLACKSMITH
All Work Guaranteed and
Prices Right
h'or a Limited Tune
SANITARY TOILETS
for home, school or place of
Imniness, are heini; huilt, paint
d and installed with Wl'A la
bor for only tlio cost of mate
rial. L. W. METZGER CO. Rosehurq
Wednesday Feature
s
STEAK
With Soup. Salad
1 irink and Hessei't
25c
LITTLE GYPSY
TEA ROOM
Dounlas Hotel Dining Room
NOW-and save
Be a wise bird, and don't delay
ordering your full winter's
Aood supply. You'li save now
ar you'll pay more laterl
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
DRY WOOD
ft., per cord $3.00
16", per load 4.53
Hard Wood, tier 2.50
Sawdust, unit 2.50
Delivered In City
TELEPHONE 232
ROSEBURG
LUMBER CO.
mm
County Basketball Games
LOOK I NGG LASS VS. GLIDE
LOOKIXCtiLASS, Jan. 17. The
Lookingglass Yellow jackets took
iheir opening basketball game of
the season. 2! to H. at the ex
p use ot ;ii ie In a game played
at Lonkingglasa Friday night.
Lookinggtass scored In the open
ing seconds of play and was never
headed throughout the contest,
holding a l"i to 4 lead at mill-time.
Lineups:
I.onkingirtas.s 2C)
Ward (r) F
Matthews CJ) ..V
t;reen (X) C.
huell (S) G.
Kelt U) G
(14) Clldo
... (21
West
(1) Fox
Falcott
.... (4), Asam
(1) Morgan
Substitutions:
Lookingglass
Davidson (1), Meredith. .Marsh
(Hide Doss. Officials: Campbell,
referee; Zumwalt, storekeeper;
Marsh, timekeeper.
The I-ookinggluss girls, hacking
llie 1:1 members of their squad
against (ho date, Friday the J:ith,
found the combination highly suc
cessful ami took an easy volley
ball victory from the (jlido girls
.") to 22. Half-time score was 2U
to 11 in favor of the Honeybees.
The lineups:
l.ookinsKlass K. MannillK (5),
M. Olllvant (21, D. Manning 101,
M. Holmes (12), K. Allen U), V.
MannillK (8).. K. Morgan (a), M.
Ilogers (1), I'VlttR (2), Strickland
121, Schur., Krlogor, Croft (!).
Tola I'll). .
Glide V.: Illukely (S), li. Wea
ver, S. Woods (,'l), A. Thompson
(21, II. Kox (1), n. I'uckett (4).
Sensational Bargain !
PANTSES.
Women's
Sizes
Plain and novelty luilt niyon
pantios in regular and brief
lengths, Thoy'ro com fori ablo,
jit tractive, serviceable'. Come
early and be sure of setlinj;
yours! Choice of ' triuuuiuK-i.
Romar'tab!e Values!
SL5PS
Of Rayon
Taffeta
I.acp triinnifMl ond mnarlly lal
Inrpil ntyli'H with adJliHlahld
KtrapH. Ilia.s cut! 112 to -1 1.
Priced for Big Savings!
Stub Broadcloth
Solid
Colors,
Yard
c
llelter buy enough for your
snrinK and suutiuer sewing at
this low price. rast-to-washiUK.
With Features of
Nursas' OXFORD
Every woman who stands on her
fi-ot a lot will appreciate this
neat lilm k kid oxford. Steel
shanks for extra support. Leath
er heels, rubber taps.
They'll Sell Fast!
SLIPS
25c
OS Sturdy
Broadcloth
Ponular built-up shoulder style
wit it hemstitching around the
neck aitil nrmhoies. ,H to 41.
J c
Miles (2), liar-
OAKLAND VS. YONCALLA i
YONCAI.LA, Jan. 17. A third
quarter drive, u-hich broke up a
low scoring first-half battle Kave
Oakland hish school a 2o to Hi
victory in the basketball game
played -Friday at Voncalla. In the
preliminary volleyball game the
Voncalla Kirls won easily, :t(I to 7.
In the basketball game both
trams started out with a zone de-
Ifense and slow breaks on offense.
resultiiiK in low scorinK for the
first two periods with Voncalla '
holding a 10 to 4 lead at the half
way mark.
Oakland came back In the third
period, however, to stage a bril
liant rally which ,tave the Gobblers
a narrow margin of victory.
Lineups: ,
Voncalla (Hi) (20) Oakland
Applesate (5) ..Y CI) liennelt
Mulkey F Hakanson
Mathls (S) C (10) Cole
ICllison fl CI) Minter
LudwlK (3) G (4) Halrd
.Substitutions: Voncalla Dodd;
Oakland Hammond. Officials:
Deitz. referee: Johnson, seorekeep
er: Dodd, timekeeper.
Pause Refresh
Story lies Confectionery
211 N. Jackson St.
Beautifully Made!
BLOUSES
High
Quality!
ot vat-dyea broadcloth or per
manent-! inish organdy! You'll
want these In several colors!
RICH RAYON CREPE
STREET
FROCKS
Advance Spring Prints
Youthfully styled frocks for
now, and later on without your
coat. Ileautifully mndo and
trimmed! Sizes 14-41.
MUSLIN
Buy early! Get your share!
36" Parkway. LL M
Unbleached. Yard C
Higher Priced Shoes!
OXFORDS
It's bard to believe ood slfaes
can cost so little money. Of
soft black kid with steel shank
and rubber metatarsal pad.
Itther heels with rubber taps.
Shoes, Bargain Priced!
Dressy Ties
$1.77
Hecominsly youthtut shoes, and
so comfortable to wear. Satiny
black calf trimmed with gleam
ing patent leather. Comfortable
covered Cuban heel!
80 -Square Percale
TEA APRONS
25c
Bargain
Priced!
So gay and colorful, you'll want
soveral! Many stvles anil prints
all fast to washing!
L. Simpson (2), A.
rinston. Total 2i'.
PENNEY CO
PruningSupplies
We carry everything for pruning.
Plonk Pruning
Shears
$4.00
Cartwright 36"
Pruning Shears
$3.75
12 Foot
PRUNING SHEARS AU3
Franco 1JC 6?
PRUNINGSAWS ?l.j& $&tij
PRUNING SAWS $1.35& $1.75
Churchill Hardware Co.
IRONMONGERS
Here are just a few of
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partment there are outstanding values special
ly planned bargains and new merchandise as
well as odds and ends. Check every item in this
ad, stop in at our store to see the many items not
listed you'll save!
ONLY
5
WHAT A VALUE
100 Pure Virgin Wool
GOLDEN DAWN
BLANKETS
72x84
Regular $10.90 Blanket,
reduced to
Men's Outing Pajamas
Reduced
77c
to
A barKain
comfort.
ill warm Meupiui;
Children's Long Hose
CLOSEOUT
Reinforced too and liecla for ex
tra wear. Formerly d
were 25c. Now 1C
6 '-4 914.
Grown Up Styles in
GIRLS' PANTIES
Of Knit f A
Rayon IOC
Values! Popular short leiiKtli,
with fitted ribhed hand legs.
Nicely trimmed. Rl7es to 12.
Porto Rican
GOWNS
25c
Regular and exuu sizes! Of fine
quality nainsook. Long, full and
uicrely trimmed.
Girls' Broadcloth
SLIPS
They're
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Well made serviceable! sensa
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Children's!
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Infants' Broadcloth
CREEPERS
37c
Hand
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Touches of smockiue and em.
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n c
M E
M P ANT . I
50c
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10-ft. Pruning
Shears
$2.25
the many reduced-to-clear
5
$6.90
Am i.e. sensational Saving
Wool Batts
llleac
quilts.
Were
$.44
Wizard Sheets
Thrift priced! Sturdy bleached
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sixm 50c
Bargain Priced!
INDIAN
BLANKETS
Heavy
Weight!
Pair
98c
You stldum free such smart, ser
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In Boyc' Sanforized
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Iluy
DRESS SOCKS
10c
For
Men!
Smart colors and new patterns!
Durable double soles! Priced
low.
Children's Al!-Occaiion
Rayon Dresses
88c
Cunning styles! Dark and pas
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