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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT R6$DUR6 NWS-RV1W, ROSEBURg, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 195$. Indian Hoopsfers Beat Springfield Third Non-Conference Battle Won 33-15; High Scoring Honors Taken by Sanders. Coach Jim Watts' Orange an! Tllaclc hoop team won lift third fltraltrht Knme hy turning back on invading Miller onintet from fsprlniiflGld -35 to - IS, In a nnn ronfrrence tilt plavod lant nlrht on the senior hie! court. The Indlti'm rlnvcd brilliant ball dur ing the flrat two qniirtors. con mictlug for 10 field goals out of 20 sliotp and at the samo time hold ing the viaflors to n pair of foul phots the first period and two field eoais in the second with an unfathomable defense. Half-time score favored TtoseburK. 21 to C. High point honors went to the Indians' tlnv. but very clever, (fuard, Vlrg Snnderi. Willi 11 mark ers, eight of them swishing thrown In the first period. Illllv (Imillow, n reserve center, almost rtolo tlie show iI-rhiK the fStnl (lunrter by- sinking tbre finld roals. Ills six nolnls sufl'lclen to Ho with Springfield's McCreadv In i'to renncr-mi nosition. Karl Whrd. the slin'ishootiii(r lmtli.it ffirwnrd rod center, was held to five tal lies. Figures Show Superiority Statistic showed llto Indians' rupeiiorlty in almost every de putlmont. Itosoburg took 4S allots M the basket, rani; tile bell Tor ir.. for a alionllng percentage of ;:tl7. SDringfleld had 117 nipor lunltlri t" core, made oniv rive ponil for .1.15 per cent. Walls' cag e's worn even better on the free throw lane, drooping three out of rlx pl'l. shots through the hemp. Tim Millers had to he content with but rive out of 17. The locnhi even nnt personal-fouled them, commit ting 12 violations to their oppon cn'B six. Itopcburg really went In town the first two quarters. Banders broke awav almost immediately after the Indians took the llp-o'f to sink a erlnplo Vlrg got another from under the basket shortly after. Il.i kor potted n .'Id-footer from the router -In mnkn It tin for the Iteil pVIi.b with but n minute and 15 peconils , played. Sii liinMeM Irfok time out to tall, over the sllunllon hut thn .Indian we'e "hot" and couldn't be stO"lei. Wlnril missed n foul but Snntlcis canto back with bis third lny-ln shot to bring the Indiana' iilmot unennttv murks mnnshlp to four shols rnilr bas kets. I'nllnrd, the tall Miller en ter, broke the scoring Ice for his team hv sinking a charity to-s for their first digit about midway through the period. Indians Loo In Lat Half The Wnltstnen looked llke.n real ball club the first two ataunan, but bogged down and almost flwleU out during the flnnl two (I'larters. Springfield tightened: lla dofenso to hold tho Indians to n singln foul conversion, that by Wlaril, In tho third canto and It wasn't i until midway through tho final eight minutes that Itosehuig garnered ita first field goal, and that hy ."lonillow, who had replaced Kd Hughes. Hilly followed that up with another nifty one-bander mid that basket flred-up tlie Indians und slarlml them driving again. The wholo Indian squad of 10 men were usod In tho irny. Sand ers and linker turned In sntno beau tiful bnll-linwklng work while Wlnrd, l'tickott, llughoa nnd Oood low did a nice Job snagging the bull off (ho btu'khoard. OuUlilo of sotno ragged ball-handling at times null thn mental nnd plivslcnl let down In tho last two nutirters, tho Indians undoubtedly turned In their hel game of the season. Pol lard nnd McCreadv wore outstand ing for S-'pringrield. The next game for tho Indians will bo ngainst a strong Alumni Kiund, here. December 20. Box score: Itosibtllg CM) (If.) Springfield Atterhury K CI) Koch l'nokctt (2) ((!) McCreadv Wlnrd (5) (! (1) Pollard Randors (11) ,...! CD Wlnkley linker (r,) (.1 , llennebeck Hughes (I) S (2) Pugh 11. Woodruff S Williams (loodlow (i) ....S. Todd Cocy S POES NOT CONTAN A lead pencil doet not contain lead. Tho "lontl" in ponrlls Ib nut tirul grniiltltt! mlxoil with cluy. 1, "NtlKKOtH ot Knowlr-ilKo." (ico. W. Stlinpflim. iff f cost'-v y1. Order Winler's Fuel Now Dry 4-ft $3.00 cord Dry 16-Inch . $4.50 load 8awduit $2.50 unit Mill Enda $4.50 load Wo havo oreen wood on hand OUR BOARDING HOUSE FAW; you NETTLEUEA.DS ARE CRITICIZING THE 12 3 4 VI 21 22 X .2 (1 12 15 U. of O. Basketeers Beat Bogalusa Gaylords, 53-45 NKW ORLKAXS, Doc. 13. fAP) The n a 1 1 o n n 1 intorcollocfnto c'lumipioiiBbip OrKOTi Unlvoi-Hlty Wnhl'oolH Hhowod llilr worth IhhI nlht hy ilornntliiK tho (lomilumi CliiylonlK, KoiMbt'in A. A. U. 1ms koilmll cbainploitK, 5;i-tr, ' Tho WobfootH' orfuiiHlvo bad dif ficulty getting Blurted in tho rirnl half hut opened up In the necond with Ted, Sarpola and Matt f'ava luiiaB liKlitltiK (ho way. The (JuylordH found the .Hhlfllitff dofeiiBO of the viBltm-H nH tight an the Maglnot line during tho ftrHt hair. I'avoluims got ten Hold goulfl, Sarpola .flvo.; , t , , r. ' Tho OucltB, trailed at half-time 22-20. Throughout tho flrnt half Oregon'H Khootlug wan bad hut their defeiiHO hold tho (iaylorln away .from tho baket and forcod tbetu to Nre from a dlHtanco. The long-flhntH of i "Peg" Willoiighby wrU'U flliectaciimr. The (iaylnrd ofl'onHo improved In the second half hut not as much as the WehfootH'. PavatumiR drlb hlod through (iaylord dofonseB re peatedly. Drain Basketeers Win From Elkton, 26 to 16 DRAIN, Dec. l:t.-(Sperlnl) In a rough and tumble hard fought huBkethall game Friday night hi thu lOlkton gynnuiHluiu Drain high school won )tB fourth Blraight vic tory of tho year hy tleroatlug 101k ton to HI. Tho contoHl was a Ih tiller from thn word go, wllb neither team giving or asking any quarter. 151 k ton led 4-1 at tho end of the first (lUarler, but Drnlu wan out in front at tho rent period, 10-0. And rews, Klklon forward,- was high point man with 11 markers. Kirk was high Tor Drain with S. The loBers- committed t 10 4 fouls, tho winners .S. , Ilox peoro Drahi (20) Knymond (-1) Kirk (S) Parker tfehave 0) .. Paris (1) (111) Kllttnn (II) AtulrowH Matlitton (:!) J. AiltllilH ..V :. !"c." ...(I... ...i .. ...s.. (1) .1. Slnirln ... (2) Unities II. Slnirlc Wotitliorly Much (21 Olson (2) KHHlRtrmn S A. AillltllF Snood R Ollrrllll1 Drynon B Oregon State Quintet i Downs Multnomah, 59-34 PORTLAND, line. Kl. (AP) I John Millidic and Paul Vnlenti each caged Hi poinls as Oregon State j smothered Multnomah Athletic i club lust night In a basketball I giime, Blt-3-l. Oregon Stato led at the half, 31-24. SALEM. Dec. 13. (API Will amette defeated Albany College of Porllund, 48-40, in a roU!:h basket ball game last night. . Three men were benched on personal touts. HOZF.MAN. Mont.. Dec. Ill (AP) Washington Stale college, OF PRAHITELES. MASTER OF- GREEK &A ME LIKE if THE GREEK SCULPTORS IN THE 6TATUES Jg& A LARGE W V DAYS WHEN DEMOSTHEME6 WAS ARE WPILEOF f piTAKllsje ELOCUTIOrJ LESSONS I MANGLED f W HAR-PUMPH; THE OWNER OF A DID THEY M MISPLACED W fTHIS KAKE VENL)b-MK, HAVE A VBVFtlb 5lAlMRLH2WE AM TVKe E? -TBAttir.- f THE II HAS HAD IT INSURED FOR "Nt PROBLEM . J ( 7 10,000-" AND IS LEAVING VI TOO ?y V---Af it up dp aiitu ha nwiv iimtii f BBCflfflfeaVk I . me finds a "M, r WWMM. fen (fCk . AnilofHon S .... Score by (Uiirt!rn: noB(!hurp ....... yprlligtlpld v 11th Annual Turkey Show DANCE Music by ART HOLMAN and His U. of O. Swing Band Oakland High Gym Wed., Dec. 13 9 p. m. Couplts 75c Spectators 10c with PWcOMEWir 6TILL. WORK. I ono of thtj principal threats to Oro- Koh'h northern fl i viHfon htiKkethull crown, turn od bark Moiitanu Ktalf;, 47 to 'it, last night. Tho vie torn led 24 to 13 uL thu half. OREGON EVEN TS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 12. (AP) -Tho Northwest AFL lumber unions council decided through lis executive commit too yestorday to auk a "substantial" wage boost lu tlie spring. Tho amount will be announced foil 3 after u study of market condition trends Ih completed, tho committee said. OH1CGON C1TV. Dec. 12. fAP) i ne rural Concord scliooj noar hero closed until .lull. 2 yostonliiy because of nn Influenza unldi of nn infhtcii7.il epidemic, Of Iho 100 pupils enrolled, 75 were unseat. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 12. (Al1) Robert Craft, 21, 'laconia, nnd Clean Borders, 23, Kutonvllle, waived preliminary hcurlni; yester day on nSHuult und robbery churges and wore ordered held to Iho grand jury. I hey were accused of attacking Mate Trooper (llenn Ali-lionahl Tho officer held tlicm until help arrived. SALEM, Doc. 12. (AP) Im provement districts which ure op erated without profit are entitled to WPA funds because they are public corporations, tho attorney Dinner Qi t'li.b 1 1, . Tim wpa i...u' t ii.,. , i , nro not on HI u pa r'1'",1'1" cans hev . , i ni f"""" "'" ti'ins corpora- Will nnM iij,iiniii, lire, j.i, Irtl') Prank I-'auk. 68. Wlllamliui nnst. master, died yesterday or a heart ultack. tup n i i iT IT io : ci,, , iV i i 'I, ' , F , ' , i(AP' i. - i I ii ? 'lu""'lc V; J"'" J ... '' W'lltorB, his W llu and son, oxociiled a condition- il ."m '"'H' "rchiml lo eh- cniment Iho Columbia Fruit Grow- eis marue lug agreement. It was (he cooperatives' second court triumph over inemborn It claimed tried to withdraw. Pec. 13. (AP) Elastic gored, per forated step-in of patent leather and suede S3. 95 to $7.95. Handbags to match 81.00 to $3.95. m ALL TWE ffl LOOKS TO f PURCHASER U I P Major Hoople IT 6TILU t',a LOOKS TO ME LIKE A LARGE PILE OF puTTy WRONfS AGAIN THOUGHT IT WAS A SNOW MAN MISPLACED BV PETE The ALVINJ carpenter) brought injto the HOUSE TO GET BURNlNS, VENUS ? 2 -13 . When the present two-year pro gram Ik finished the United StaLes' air corps wjll bo second to none, Maj.dcn. Henry II. Arnold, chier or the army air corps, predicted yesterday. Arnold, on a national tour of army air centers, said pilots should begin training at ages from l!t to 21 years. It takes ubout two years to make a pilot, he said. Azalea AZALEA. Deo. 13. Dernice fiaedceke and Jake Prnitt were In Grants Pass Monday evening where they attended a show. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kafran- ntnde a trip to Kiddle Tuesday after hay. li.;n Janlzer anel Vornon East man were in Mediord Tuesday on business, Mr. and Mrs. Kred Luhbo were (innUs Pnss Tuesdny where they transuded business. Mrs. Lowell t.'urtis returned to her Intnc Tuesday after spending the past several days in the Jose phine general hospital at Grunts Pass. William ' Jantzer nnd Vornon Eastman transacted business In 1 Grunts Pass Tuesday. "I lOvelyn Paulson went to Tonmllo Wednesday where she will BDond several days visiting relatives und friends. I Mi-3. Frank Tripp, Mrs. Vernon ' driver, was utmost mnrooned dur Caedecho and Mrs. Walter Kemp ing tlie week-end storm. Ho drove shopped nnd visited in Roseburg homo Friday evening and some Wednesday, time after, Mr. Reed, the proprie E. I.. Johns made n business trip tor of tho Myrtle Orovo aulo camp, to ltogue River Wednesday. driving over tlie road mired in a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Uuest loft fill and the car luid not yet been recently for Ixis AngoloS where moved Mondav. On Sunday Mr. they will visit with their soil-in-. jw ii iil daughter, Mr. and Mrs. tJIcnry De Kluter, nnd other rela- tlv,! "' f'll!'18- They expect to " "'" "'" ru"' Christinas. Mr. ,, Al.tllul. ,,,. n,.0 ,,,. ling on their place while they nro Mr. and Mrs. John Juntzer were uinnor guests Monday night nt tho ome of their son nnd dnugliter-ln- Ink, Mr. and Mm. Stanley .Tnntsier. The occasion was the blrthdny an- niversarv ol' Mrs. John Jantzor. ny Clothier from Sacramento, California, spent several days this week here on business. Mrs. Rodney Smith and son. Don. nnd Mrs. Halbcrt Dooth shopped in Grants I'ass Thursday afternoon. Dartmouth collego Is tho only U. S. pre-rovolutlonary university that has Held graduation exercises owrv year since lis founding. Paintings Said Not Of Shakespeare X-ftay Probt by Expert Backs Theory That Earl of Oxford was Author of Dramas- NEW YOrtK, Dec. 13. (AP) X-ray evidence that three world famouB paintings supposedly of William Shakespeare actually are of the Earl of Oxford Interpreted as corroborating the theory that rho erl was the real nnfhnr of "Shakespeare's" . plays was . re ported today by Charles W. Bar roll, photographic expert and prom inent Shakespearian student. After three years' research and investigation with X-ray and infra red ray photography, Uarrell said in an article In the forthcoming fs suo of Scientific American maga zine that he was convinced the portraits hail been "doctored" soon afler Oxford's death to conceal evidences of nobility nnd protect the family name from the contem porary stigma of connection with ( the theater. j Tho pIcturcB are tho "Asb- bourne" portrait, of uncertain nu : thorshlp, in the Folger Shake- speare library at Washington, D. C; the "Janssen" Shakespeare In the same gallery, and the "Hamp . ton Court" Shakespeare in the Brit , ish royal collection. J X-ray pictures of the "Ash bourne" portrait which he made In 197, Barrell Bald, revealed under crude later additions to the pic ture: On a ring, the boar's head seal of the Oxford family; , Hidden in the background, the crest of Oxford's wife's faintly, tho Trenthams; A large rufried collar, an ap purtenance of nobility, which had been reduced to more bourgeois dimensions; , Forehead and hair strikingly! similar to Oxford's, which had been disguised; In the background, the initials of Cornelius Ketel, a great Dutch painter, to whom Barrell attributes the picture. An age inscription, Identifying thn subject as Shakespeare, nlso was analyzed, he suid, as a spur ious addition. Barrell found similar alterations in features and In noble dress in the other two pictures. f The claim of the Oxfordlans was first advanced seriously in 1920 In J. Thomas Looney's "Shakespeare Identified in I-Mwiwd De Vera, tho Seventeenth Karl of Oxford." Like the Baconians and those who ar gued In favor of the autlorshfp of the Earls of Rutland and Derby, th(, 0Yfnr.iinn nrnr..,1e.l imnn tho .)or jel)et tmt th stnuford ac. prior belief thut tho Stratford ac tor could not possibly have writ ten the works attributed to him. The Earl of Oxford was a lyric poet of some merit and had be friended many men of letters. Myrtle Creek MYRTLE CREEK, IDcc. 12. John Smith, tho Clark's Branch (Dole and vicinity) school bus Smith drove his bus over to Ho- berts creek and down the Glengnry loud and hack as tar as John Kice's, whore he left it, until such 1 1 a time as will permit the road toil be mended. 1 1 1 he bazaar nnd dinner gison last Saturdnv bv tho Ladies Aid of the M. E. church wns vorv well attended and patronized, conslder- imr the torrential all dav rain. Around S40 was Hotted lor their treasury, I Grant Smith of Dole wns opernt- 'ed on for hernia nt Mercy hospital Dec. 1st. Ilo Is reported to bo re- covering satisfactorily I Marlon Kuslcr Wns brought homo from tho hospital Saturday, Ilo is very well and expects to ho nblo to soon go to w6rk in the store. Wild currants aro in bloom in Prank Mulkoy's ynrd on Johnson street Word received from S. UNTRIMMED COATS FROM A FAMOUS MAKER $14.95 value. A ftl- reduced to yXU73 All other coata reduced for the holiday. Distinguished by fine fabrics and flawless tailoring, these coats are chic as they are or accept an invitation to wear fur accessories. California friends tells that the de serts are also showing spring flowers. The Christmas program for the Christian church is under way and the choir is busy with the Christ mas music. The usual contribu tion gathered annually by the busi ness men is under way This is divided between the two churches and tbe school, for distribution to the children of the community. George Hire visited here with his mother, Mrs. Addic Rice last week. George is working near Rose burg. George Aker and his mother-in-law, Mrs. (bas. A. Strong, visited with Mrs. Aker, who is a patient In Mercy hospital last Sunday af ternoon. Mrs. Aker Is Improving satisfactorily. Jonesy Jones has purchased the abandoned Jones scboolhouse and is remodeling and fixing it up generally, fitting it for a dwelling house into which " his family may move, or he may rent it. itoscoe Chaney. school bus driv er, has made over the small school bus which he formerly drove, mak ing it high enough to live in, and on Sunday drove it to Buck Fork where he etuys over night before bringing In his load of N4 Myrtle pupils for school. Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace and family of CreHcent Citv, have purchased the old homestead of the G. W. Brewer family, owned by T. L. Brewer, and are moving to their new home. The down town area of Mvrtle Creek presents a gala appearance with festoons of gayly , colored ChriBtmns - lights across - the streets, nnd a very beautiful tree at the intersection of 2nd and Main. Elkton ELKTON, Dec. 13. Mrs. Stella Quine, county school superintend ent, and Hugh Earle, deputy state fire marshal, visited tho Elkton schools Thursday. Walter Boak, of Yoncalla, Is In charge of the turkey picking plant nr jnnon in place or SwlttaiH eB - m flnma in kba and hpnr the i WOfca MODfL K.ioV I B ! I sensational new 1940 ' RCA- fcffiBia31? ONLY II 9 VICTOR HADIOS, Every HSai&Air ( " 1 II M model console and table r, " St. SSS(Jl5yr-1 1 1Q Pn I every farm set is a smash W jj- 3'U' I - '-, Designed for tomorrow, -as g ; ffW H J . well as today with built-in ' f f Hi : '" -. ; Television Connection. You can j III f por f his Great J play your favorite phonograph St? 1 5 l H j Modern Console J records, too, by simply plug- ;ti lllil 5S . ., . ... i , ging in a record player! No J !' L: If I : ??U 'Sri Ar'f" k 1 - t , J rfW- fl 3 ;v:j 8-Tube RCA Victor 5 outside aenal or ground w.res , , f II J : , Superhet,., 3 vm. $ reqmred. C I J H J mg Bands! 8 Push- ? i roesigned For Use With i H xM--rM trola Plug-in! Tele- -r" jjjl11 12" Dynamic VS Speaker! REMARKABLE VALUE Push Rutton Tunlns (for S ata tionsU Full - vision 3 Rnnrt Hori zontal Dial! PhiK-in for Victrola or Television Attachment! Uuilt-in Antenna (No outsiiiq aerial or ground needed)! 12" Kleetro-Iy-natnlc Speaker! Finer Perform- Model K-60. $64.50 GOODYEAR SERVICE Company as first reported. Mr. Boakis buying for the Melo Maid creamery of Roseburg. Mrs. D. O. Weatherly, of Cot tage Grove, has been visiting at Elkton. Donald Johnson, of Scottsburg, spent the week-end at Klkton. Several Elkton high school stu dents are working on the projects approved- by tbe Social Security Agencv of tlie National Youth Ad ministration. Tlie first month or work is completed and the time Is being counted up so that the stu dents can get their pay. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Haines. Vera Haines and Iris Haines mere Cot ,)rnvi visitors Monday. The Drain high school basket ImH nnd volleyball teams played Do You Buy Co-op? Hundreds of your friends and neighbors are enjoying the benefits and savings of cooperative buying. They own the business their patron age has built. Do you? : BUY CO-OP AND OWN THE PROFITS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON 1 '.mmmmmimmmmmmmmmmKmmmamammtmammmmK NEW LITTLE NIPPER - Model ttxl (AC-DC) 6 New Low -Drain RCA Victor Tubes! New Power ful "Superhet" Circuit! Built-in Antenna! Electro Dynamic Speaker! Auto matic Volume Control! New, Large 3-Color Edge Lighted Dial! Brilliant Tone! lj,,95 Modtl 4Szl DMument LOW Down -1- - w Er few IA 1 . to CT our " 1 Elkton at Elkton Friday evening. The Drain boys won IS to 26 and the girls of Elkton won with a score of 19 to 20. Saturday evening the Elkton high Bcbool boys went to Rose burg to play in the jamboree and lost to Giendale with a score of 3 to 10. DANCE Wednesday Night MOOSE HALL Music by Casey Jon.s FIRE MEN A REAL BEAUTY! New Striped Walnut Ve neer Cabinet! 2-Band Clear Vision Dial! Seven Tube Performance! New Beam Power Output! 6" Electro Dynamic Speaker! Built in Loop Antenna! Super heterodyne Circuit; Ameri can Broadcast and Short Wave Recep- -tion; Tone 7 A QC Control! U7j Hodcl 4xll Dlnn your -ulloui STORES LOWELL'S The Home of Beautiful Styles Hummingbird HOSIERY The gift she will a p p re elate 2. 3 and 4 thread. 85 e to 1.15 COSTUME JEWELRY- An appreciated gift . . . Seo our selec tion. 101 S.Jackson St. Phone 220 114 N. Jackson St. Telephone 203