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EIGHT Atherton Heads Coast Conference Former G-Mnn Will Direct New Policy to Correct Collego Athletic Flaws. I.OH ANGELES, Jim. 0. (Al') Dedicated la u polity or uikiuoh llonod Integrity and strict enlorco input of llio rules, the Puclrlo Coast conrerenoo of In colleges and universities Ml in stop loilay behind a now leader of lis athletic itilnilnlKtriillon former G-mun Kd wln N. Athorinn. Appointment of Alherlon, gov ernment employee for 12 yearn, three of them rh an ngeut of the federal bureau of invcsllgnllou, climaxed n four-day session which haw tint conlerence stripped down 1o flio hone. It h I'nlllla and evils ex posed and n now order of opera tion Initialled. 1 1 1h tenure of three ycnrs will bo effective an on Jan. 1. 1!H0. Dur ing that period ho will ho, the en lorccmclil olllcer of Ihe organim lion armed with an auihorliy never heforo given to an Individual In Iih Sli-your history. The ten laeulty representatives will Inter pret and piihh on his future find ings. Appointment Trails Probe Knlli-.Tient of Atlierton'H ser vices follnwod his two-year probo of the athletic set-up, its wigwag-; glng, underrover ami outright vio lations of the existing eode. An a result of the findings, authorized at an approximate final coat or C40.OU0. the organization already is in the procenH of boliiK remodelled ! from the ground up. New legislation has been adopt ed and Fount rogululloiis strength ened. Moat or Ille violations brought to light were nssocluleii, wltll loolball hucIi lis recruiting, misuse of off rumpus flnaneea, abuse or seholur rhlps and subsidization or the iilh-j letes. 1 The conference liberalized one Miction of Its code. It agreed that ntbletes working on legitimate Job would be puld when uhsent for, such ruiiNn.iH as "Injuries, Illness and necessary ubsriice on athlellcj trips." Ruzek Retained Coincident with the appointment of an athletic "czar," not unllkoj baseball's K. M. I.andls, Ihe con-ferem-e lop men r Unlimited the or- flon of Herb Ilaua. commissioner or rootliall game olflilals lor six years. The I unci Ions will be hull illed out of Alberton's office, here after. The faculty men re-elected Prof. C. V. ItuzeU or Oregon Slate coi li!K. pri slilent Tor 1!I4(I. and niimeil , Prof. It. II. Nollelmnnn, or I'lll- raitv of WashliiKlon Spokane, Wash., was selected lor the next ineetlnK, June 10 und II. The Grnduule Mananers' associa tion elected William Ackermull of U.i:.I..A., president and Percy l.o cey of Oremin Vitate, secretary. Apostoli Gets 2-1 Nod Over Bettina a im NEW YOrtk,-.lim. . (AP-U. Fred Apostoll. heavli'i- and slower than be once was. hut n more dead- ly puncher, is uacit in puboihois;,,, t)l(,t,. i,I)Im, top drawer loilay. a inenace lo the l'ri-pound division. Tlie San Francisco star, knocked loose mini his inlddleweiRht crown by Cererlno (inrcla anil widely re Klirded as "wushed-up,"' relui'lieri In Madison Siiuare Kiirdeu last iiIkIiI to win a itniellini; 1 round ! decision over wello llelllll,. oi lleucon, N, V., fortuer lli;lit henvy lllllK. The Imllle was so cIoho a liif? pnr- inn of the crowd of 7.707 roundly hoolcd the verdict. The referee and one judge voted for Apostoll Ihe other JudKe auve lleltitm the noil. The Associated Press score sheets had Diem dead-even. Toward Ille last, both afipliter-l were almost loo tired to lift, thelr soiliteii aloves, llettina. a soiilhoaw. knocked ApoHloli down In each of Ihe rirsl three rounds tor coiiuls or iiotbine eight nnd nine. Apostoll. throw- ing his right like a sledge hainmei-. i hull knocked, hall pushed llettina down tor niii" I:: the loth chapter. Aposloil, who gained bis rirst fume as u Irliu middleweight, up. peared almost fat at ii',:) pounds. Met I Ina. at 174. was I lie raster and landed more blows. They lacked the authority nt his rival's, how ever. Despite Apostolus victory. It Is Iremely iloilhtllll that promoter Mike Jacobs will give him anolle'r shot at Hilly Conn. 17a pound title holder. Hilly has knocked Fred's ears back (wire. Freddie Hutchinson Has To Give Up Basketball SKATTI.K. Jan. ri (API The Idea of an fiil.ooil piece of baseball bilca-hiac playing pro basketball did not appeal to Waller I). llrii;gs. .ii., owner oi I lie lietrolt Tigers, so Freddie Hutchinson retired from tlie court sport todav. The youthful rlglitlianded rookie pitcher ror the American league Tigers was the star of a Seattle hoop loam until lie received uu airmail letter from llrlggs. Tin' letter "suggcsled" Hutch Hud some nll'or form of winter exercise. "Il's okay with me." Ilulcb said "The -iliiiiteurs make more at lias ki'thall I hail tlie pros, anyway. Why our team got only j:i lor game." one O.S.C. and Washington Win Cage Series Openers Ity The Associated Press A ton dog snd an underdog came home rietu Hn I'.'irific Coast con ference basketball openers last nlrM. witli hair in their teeth. The top dogs Oregon Stale smothered Idaho, IS :, at Corval- Mines Take a ... British and German admiralty sources blame each other In the mine sinking of the Dutch passenger vessel Blinon Bolivar, above. The ship went down oir the English coast with a loss of 140 lives. FLAPPER FANNY i i I COPR.moeYMAMHVICE.INC. T. M. SCO. U. 9. WT, Ofr. - n.ii l iiil I H'lil lliiiiriiii,,?lll!il . , I "Gee, this is tough work! the me." llu In nli-n crcMlcnc)' to reports oik ol norllHM'ii ,mt ,hH i,,a'VH will be ,,,, , imU , lhl. 'I'be underdog Wnshlnnlon tllllHMl Oil itH 1)0 H Olll Illll, WUKllfllK- ton Stuto. to fke out 11 'Mi-XH viclory wlmcR a ilclciit wuh (Inpoil to grow. Around the County Wilbur Wll.tll'il. Jan. . Mr. and Mrs. I unit. idi in, ii ii t k ii i t i ii ii' i ni,. r forvallls, sp Tiles- )ly vsllI1(, Nlls Wilson's parents, Ml. .,. H; rU.nnK Wednesday after noon. Miss Irene Walker of Seattle and Misses Mazlo anil Olive Walker ol Deer creek, vem dinner guests or Mrs. A. Hume Friday. A. K. Anderson arrived here Sun day to hiok utier his properly on ,hl, Wl,sl lie expects lo re turn lo Ills home ill I.OS Aimclcs Hie first of the year. Mrs. Mamie liruco returned lo her home here Friday after spend ing Iw i months visiting- at Mon mouth ami llelio with her two suns, Willis and Melvln llruce. .Mrs. Virgil Smith went to Salem Monday, taking her daughler. Vir ginia, and Alleen l.altaul buck to school alter spending u week's va cation Willi their parents. Mrs. Nettie Sinllh loll lor Wend- ling .Monday alter spending a month here wllh her son. Virgil She expects to remain there lor a lew months with her daughter, who Is teach Mrs. Anna Pier ing there. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Deardorrr of Oakland were guests or relatives here Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim liar! and son. Douglas, went lo Marshrield Sun day to visit with Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge (ioll, returning home Mon day by way of Iteedsport, Mr. mid Mrs. 11. I:, (iarduer spent Chrlsiiuas wllh Mrs. (lard ner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Thompson, returning lo their home In Vcrnonia Tuesday afternoon. Miss June Irvine arrived here Suiidav, Die 21lli, und is spending Hie week here wllh her mother. Mrs. Lois Irving, returning lo her school Monday at Canby. Kennel It llai llehiirg left Friday lor Mcdford und Ashland lo visit relatives and friends. Mr. am) Mrs. Douglas Bridge and family of West Fir siH'nt Sun day and Monday visiting al Hie home or Mrs. Kosella Bridge, mid other relatives. Mrs. A. II. (Iruhlie of Oakland was visiting friends ill Wilbur Ki iday. Myrtle Creek MYUTI.E CHEEK. Jan. ft. -Mrs. W lilshop, wlio returned from Mercy hospital some, time ago foi lowing a major operation, is slow ly Improving and can sil up a 111 tie now. Miss Grace Stephens, who has always lived at South Mvrtle creek, has purchased the Perl Wilder Tarm and prune orchard east of tie. high vcliool. ami Is preparing to make a chicken mrm of It. The Putts brothers have been putting new roots nn her htiildlniM and doing other building Jobs. Ned Crawford Is repaperlne and painting the inside of the ot tint t house where Mr. nnd Mrs. Tagg.ut R0SE6URG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, Neutral Ship; WhoV to Bfame? . .. - jiitr in i icicles are just pourin' offa have moved. Mrs. Will. Illnckert of Dole spent Christmas with her people ill Marsbfleld and came home sick with a very heavy cold, hut is reeling much better now.' Mrs. John Illee has been very 111 wllh Influenza, at her home on Clark's llrancli lor the past two weeks. Mrs. Cladva Hlco or Dole lias gone to Mcdford lo work In n con iectionery store. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivuli Daiy nnd chil dren, Hetty nnd Kenneth, went to Talent to spend Christmas with Mrs. Daly's parents. Her mother. Mrs. Mccurtain, returned to Myr tle Creek lor a visit lint has been sick since arriving here. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baldwin nnd sou, Marvin, visited at the home ot Mrs. Baldwin's mother. Mrs. Clara Weaver, at Christmas time. They returned to Ihe Benton mine near (ilemlale. where Mr. Baldwin is employed, last week. Frank Wilson, who has been liv ing on Ihe Perl Wilder rann east ol' town, has moved upstairs in Hie I.O.O F. building owned by W. M. Osliorne. who operates a garage on the lower floor. The new wnler main lo the schoolhnuse, lor which the money was npproprlntod some time ago by the city, is lo he dug as soon as the weather will permit. Mr. and Mrs. lleorge Taggarl moved lo the Cornutt bouse on Johnson street Friday, and on Sal unlay Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Barnes moved Into tlie house va cated by the Taggarls on Hall and Third slreels. Robert Morris, u former high school student at Mvrtle Creek, hut mis year attending Albany high school, spent the holidays at the borne of his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Trask. Mrs. Perry Kdwards and her nio Iher, Mrs. Mary l.ehengood. have both been very HI with Influenza at their home on l.ees creek, a li'l-hniii'-v nf North Mvrtle. ( . . .... ... - , . i 1 By Sylvia FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE Douglas Building & Loan Association AS OF DEC. 30, 1930 ASSETS Cash - 3.7uS.S7 Federal Home 1.01111 Hank Slock 2..'li'0.0U Heal Estate Loans -I2.JX.0 Advance to ltorrowers 2.!lii3.9!l Heal Estate Subject to Itedempllon 1 1IS.9S Heal Estate Owned 17,'MuVti'J Heal Estate Contracts iSil.KMl.tiil Slock Loans ll.7:hi.U Life insurance Advanced - 9.9:1 Furniture & Fixtures "i;9.37 S17S.ni9.77 UAHIUT1ES Investment Stock SI51.3iin.iri Loan FiHleral Home Loan Hank ln.78.97 Heserve tor Taxes -Cifl.-iri Dererred Profits U. E. Sales ii.t7. Heserve tor Interest. A, 1, & F 1711.51 Accrued Interest "II" 2.1113.79 Permanent Heserve Fund Stock 1 1.200.00 Prepaid Fire Insurance 1 53.32 Prepaid Taxes S 10.46 I ndivlded Profits (IK'flcIt) 1I.331.S3 S17S.nl9.7r Stale of Oregon. County of Douglas, ss: I. .1. K. MeClintock. Secretary of the above-named association, dc solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best or no knowledge and belief. .1. E. McCI.INTOCK. Secretaiy Attest:' 1!. I.. Eddy. President. Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this 4th dnv of Januarv. 1940. (Seal) l.EON.E. McCI.INTOCK. Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires June 12, 1910. Yoncalla Townies Beat Flying Dutch A BlmrpsliootfiiK Vonnillii town t((li!i) nottHil out lllfi HfhSfihUI'K Klv Iiir Dutchmen ( ti in 1 rt, 40 to 37. In a furloiiHly-loimlit Northern Douk hifl county basketlm!! U-ntuw kuiih1, played on th winnnr'H flnnr Thurs day nifrht Yonnillu led lit to n tit hiill'timo. Voncalln was pacod to its victory by II. ParkH. forward, whoso bril liant ahootlnK accounted tor 1 points Tor high scoring honors of the evening. The Rosi-bun; anKi' gallon was kopt In Dm ball K"tiH tit much (he aeon rati cfloi ts ol "Chub" Church, forward, and Plin aurapce, guard, who scored l and 1 points, respectively. Yoncalla dominated the play during the firm half, taking a 12-1 lead over the Dutchmen in the first (pi ii iter. Uoseburg came back In the second period to outHcore the winners. 12 to 7, only to fall be hind in the third canto. With a 12 point deficit to niuke tip In (he Una) perloo. Church and I.aurance went to work, hut the oik lead was loo much to overcome. Sumiunry; Vonciilla (40) II. Parks (15)... PV Holland fin F Mathis (DM (V Koberts (1) ... (1 Cogswell Ct) ....; Cm 'Iloaehurg ... (CD Church (Til Henry (1 ) Den' ... (4) Sunders (12, Laurence Reserves: Yoncalla Thlel, John son (2 1, I.udwiK; Itosebiirff Alor -;in (2). Ileferee: DaMear. Rubenstein Cagers Beaten at Ashland MKHFOItD, Jan. (!. AP) Tim Southern Oregon College of Edu cation at Ashland defeated Hubmi steiu's Oregonians of Kugene here Friday night 42 to X. The ltuben steins composed of former Univer sity of Oregon stars did not lire sent their full strength, tiale, Anet and Jnhansen being the only regu lars in action, dale scored -21 points, IS in the half. Moulder was high for the SOCK with lti. In a high schoul game. Cniver sity High of Kugene defeated Metlfonl 2S to 2". H Autremont was hif:h point man for the victors with 14. Kl'fiKNE, Jan. Ii. (API The I'lllversily or Oregon rrosh won their first basketball game of the season. :ti-21l. lest night from Grant high or I 'ui l hinil. (Irani led at bairtinie. 17-lfi. Tut tie of tlie frosh was high scorer wllh 13 points. West got. 12 for tlie prcpiiers. COUVAI.I.IS. Jan. fi (AIM Oregon Stale's rook basketball team had a close call In its open lug game or the season last night but emerged victorious, 20-lli, over liooscvelt high oi Portland. Bible Class to Meet Dr. 1!. U Dunn's nnu-ilcnoniinulinnal ltllile Study class will meet at 7 : 4 fi o'clock Monday evening at Ihe din ing hall ol Hie Douglas hotel. Fol lowing the study meeting, a special program will be presenled and a social hour enjoyed, at which time rerreshnienls will be served. Members of Ihe class and rrlends Interested :M'e Invited to attend. OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1 940". Local News Reported III Mrs. Clnude link er Is reported to be ill at hor home In North ltosehurg. Mr. Rowell Here Charles Ho well, of Tenmlle, spent yesteidny in this cliy on business. Here From Oakland Herman Thiele, or Oakland, spent yester day in tills city attending to busi ness. Mr. Godfrey Here Mrs. Ornce Godfrey, of 'leiiiulle, shopped and visited rrlenilH 111 this city yester day. Yoncalla Visitor Here f. II. Ilaugh'-Tty, of Yoncalla, spent a few hours In Hoseburj; yesterday on business. Atte.nd to Business O. E. Alkln nnd sou, .1. L. Aildn, of Riddle, were business visitors in this city yesterday. Attends to Business Attorney A. P. Smith, of Smith, Flegle and Ueymdds, of Portland, spent yes terday in this city on business. Anpliee For Bounty Walter Winkelnian. of (ilemlale, applied to County Clerk Hoy Agee yester day for bounty on two bobcats. Back to Work Mrs. Nance Filz- sin ns lias returned to her work as saleslady at 1-owoll's, following severe Illness of influenza at hor home in tiiis city. Mr. Wlmberly Home E. E.(Wlm berly lias returned to his homo here, following a trip to Los An geles to spend the holidays with Ills, wife ami son. Returns to Eugene Herbert llamer has relurned to his homo in Kugene, following a visit hero with his brother, Leslie C. Cum mitigs, on Harrison street. Heme From Portland Mrs. A. C. Marslers. Miriam Murray and Mrs. Stella Richardson huvo returned to I heir homes here, following sever al days in Portland. Riversdale H. E. Club to Meet Hiversdale grange home economics club bus announced Its next all-day meeting for Friday, January 12, at Hie hall with a pollock luncheon at noon. Back to College Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Junior at Oregon State college, btiH returned to Corvullis, following the holidays hero with tier parents, Superintendent and Mrs. W. M. filinnllell. Leave For Seattle Mrs. Kath rine Gibson and Mrs. Conn Schwalm hae left for their homes In Seattle, following a visit here with the former's aunt, Mrs. Arth ur llildnell, over the holidays. Potluck Luncheon Sunday Tlie Wosley liible class of the Metho dist church will hold a one-thlrly potluck luncheon Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Darby at 1203 N. Jackson street. A lllblo contest in questions and answers will be enjoyed. Those desiring transportation are asked to meet ut the church. Will Leave for Mississippi Mr. and Mrs. William W. (Joodwin, of this city, plan to leave Sunday morning for a month's trip to the former's home town of Wuter Val ley, Miss., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Goodwin. Mr. I Goodwin has not been home for foiirteen years. They plan to also visit his sister, Mrs. 11. Ilrnwn, nnd family at Jackson, Miss., und his brother, Marion Goodwin and ranilly at Birmingham, Ala. En route east, Mr. and Mrs. Good win plan to stop in San Diego, Calif., El I'aso, San Antonio und Houston, Tex., and New Orleans. They will return via Tennessee, Arkansas. Mr. Goodwin Is man ager of t ho Stephens street Asso ciated Oil station und Mrs. Good win Is chief operator at the tele nhnne office here. lillti: Tons S. .1. Shoemaker. Pres. .M. K. Hitter. V.-I'ii-s. II. O. I'tn-KMer, See. & .Mgr. i; ii v I'eiiluii. Any. V. .1. .Mic. lll. Tii-.is. The Umpqua Savings and Loan RESOURCES Notes Secured by D. R. Mort gages $132,848.24 Notes Secured by Mortgages 313,824.17 Notes Secured by Stock 7,232.00 Notes Unsecured 431,36 Real Estate Owned 26,488.49 Sales Contracts 46,894.05 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock.. 4,400.00 Home Office Building 24,000.00 Advanced to Borrowers 8,898.35 Cash Balance, 1939 December $573,947.27 STATE OF OrtEGON, County of Douglas, ss. I. H. O. Purgeter, Secretary of ti.e above tinned Association, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. II. O. PAIiGETEll, Secretary, Attest: Ram J. Shoemaker, President. ' Subscribed and sworn to before me this fth day of January, 13-10. W. F. IIARKIS, Notary Public ror Oregon. My commission expires Dec. 2!), 1010. A New Year's Resolution I resolve to read my newspaper with my mental eyes open . . . I resolve to read, not merely the headlines, but the full story behind them. Only in this way can I be sure to obtain complete, objective in formation about the changing world I live in and am a part of. I resolve to read the editorials, which interi pret the news and give a reasoned basis for thought about it. In this way I can create an at titude about life in my own country, and abroad, which may develop into a philosophy. I resolve to read the advertisements, which as faithfully as the headlines-announce worth while new developments in the world of indus try, of transportation and of commrce ... In this way I can add to my fund of useful knowledge; learn to discriminate between the good and the seeming good; and, by purchasing only what is advertised, I can provide for myself and my family, thriftily, safely and pleasantly. Eglys Return Home Mr. and .Mrs. Dan Egly have returned to their home near Melrose, follow ing enjoyablo visits over the holl davs at Hlacktoot, Idaho, with ihelr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klelnsmlih. and three children, and at Puculeiio, Idaho, with llielr siui-lu-law ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kred Mil liard, and two children. They were Joined at the Klelnsmllh home for Clirlslnins hv llielr son and daughter-in-law, -Mr. and Mrs. Clayton El-Iv. and two children, of Sutton. MACCABEE HALL AGAIN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC For Saturday Night DANCING MUSIC BY RHYTHMEERS GOOD FLOOR Everybody Wtlcome n. FINANCIAL CONDITION OF as of Dee, $565,016.66 Undivided Profits 31, ..$ 8,930.61 Nebraska, who spent the holidays with them Tor the first time la twenty "years. FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 Admission 25c 1)111 KITOIIM V. Wlmberly f. I-:. Wliulerly II. II. Sleienuiker V. P. Harris .V l-'ullerlen Association 30. 1939 LIABILITIES Investment Stock $394,855.02 Loan Stock 101,037.60 Incomplete Loans 42.75 Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank ' 36,788.05 Contingent Reserve 18,606.02 Building Reserve 4,200,00 Deferred Profits 2,080.89 Surplus 1,670.76 $559,281.09 ..$ 14,666.18 $573,947.27 ti 1 If h r s r I I I I i
