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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1940. R.H.S. Basketeers Post Easy Victory Glendal Piratts Wallc Plank in 389 Contest; Indians Click in Flashy Style. The Knsi'biuu liiuh hcImuiI :ik- I 1(olbull leum, lor liwi hucuihI time thin Kt'iiBon, tuvimiM)d ;ii'iiilali DmiKliiN county M IciiKUit PompfM tor. W to !(. in mi cutty jjhiiip pliiy fl Tuesihiy iiti ItiK on Hit 1'fialf floor. Tim Iniliuim luid imtviously (IctPJilnl llin PfraU's lion, fib to 1. Coach Jim WatlM i'I'hw had u 1ml f- time iiuiiKiti or 20 to :t. Tim Imlliiii nultti-M of Flnliiy. Vuckfltl. W'lurfl, HitJit-r innl Sand ers opened lh runt out a nil rn n over, under and around their miiaH cr opconctilR to run nn a 1.V0 Ic.-ul lit l lie end of thn I (rut iiiartir and then handi'd thn content over to the rcsiMvi'H und third Mi hit? flay ers who currleil on in Hterlinj; fashion for mo tit of Ihu remainliiK thrixv period. Coach Walts wan content lo let liis reserve. km In much nwdi-d ex perience iijialiiHt thn IMraien and ciuht addllfonal men nPHiiU'B thn HtartiiiH ntiw action. Nino of the 13 playorn who Haw action chiU'iimI Die KcorltiK ooluinns. hut il wa two veteinnn, Karl Wlanl and Vtr Kil SandiTK, who uarinrod hiL'h point honors, tying with vv,U. nmrkiMH oacli. W. -Ioiioh of ilen dale wan runner-up with Heveti. Pirates Outclassed Thi' 1'lratcn wimo never, at any time, alile to fathom thn Indian' almost linpriKiiaili' defeiiHo iles pite the fact that they wore play ing In familiar unrrouniliiiRfi. one. rield goal autl a foul wan thn Hum of llinlr ofloriK In the firt hair and throe koiiIk wait Die total for the final half, two of them hy the aforementioned .lonett. In the game hero at HohcIhhk, (llemlule hi Ihrcft tmf mu failed to tally a point (luartoiH of play and made hut one Kml innl two foul cunvui-Hhms Jn tho rilllil Btiinwi. I.unt iifiihl'H i-(inl.-m wiia ""',..,. lM .v,lt.,- ttViii lli.lly rli-nii nihl w.-ll iliiv.-.l. lliwo- "'""y 111 '"" """'tl 8 k'" hiliK liail lint m-von fmiln inlli'il on ! Mvnlu Crw-h wim iicvci- llnwil IIiimii mill Cli-nilalp hail II mill lnl I 'l. Tin. VlkiimH m-orwl I:! two plnyiMH via tho four poisonal miaiKUl iioIiiIb In-fnrn llifl Days rnnln V. Jihiph anil 1 1. .Imii'K. iC'rui'k i iikmih hiIi.iI t ln-lr llr.it kiiiiI Thn lnilhiilH wi-ro flli'kliiK nlrcly ( '"' If' " at iho (;iarli'i-, In thin runti'Ht unil (' h WattH In II at liiillllini'. innl in to II. nl Inillnilnil that llin kiiiiuiI woiilil till- marl ol lllu llllal iirlnli. ItUHt. now hnrklc down for two iniirn ! 'ikliiK liirwanl. wim li i f f srori-r Killlli'8 llll wpi k. llin flrat asuillKt for Hie imimiIiik with III. Wnnl was ('oqnllh1 hlch Ki.'hool, thiri. Krl-i hiftli for lh Iohi'ik with 12. ility, anil tho Kwiitiil naalnat Unl- III a iirHlininnry olliylKill Kanin, vinslty hlifh Hi'liool of liiKimi', ( tin towirlitl Days t'roi.U tiam ran here, Siiliirilny. In an oflort. to , i-iniuhnliiiil ovt'r Mvrllo Cri'ck in Kiirnor lvo uioru vli'tnriea. ,11m final Imlf In win Kolnu away. Snmniary: (ii) ! iHllllll ll' , ItoKohuiK l.'tS) I'mkolt CI) rinlnv (I) Wlanl (S) HlllilT 1 1) V. Carrolt i .Mi'.Milllill 1 (' (21 I'nnlMMl tl I). .loni-K II (7) w. .linn's ; lliiHolmru llliuliin fiandi'l'H fk) iii'Mnrviii: (-). AmlPrHon. Woodruff (2), (iooil- low in. rear ;i. aey, nuer- hilly (1), T. Alldumon; tileii- Papooses Set For Ashland Quintet Coach Mod Turner't rnKone quintet, at ill KiuarllUK l iom Hie Hllnk'iiiR defeat AhIiIhihI Junior i hith aehool admlniittered on th viHilora' llnur, two weeks ano, is inakin advance iireparaliniiK to ! ' lurn the tahlen on the drizzly I'iijih : c . , . . . uheu tho two teauiR elanh tu the.CilOOl UlStflCt FUHOS TOf local maple ciiurl IIiIh eomfitK Kri dny eveuliiK in (he final home Kami of (he Keujuui IVir Ittmehnrv. Itoseliuii; lout td Afliland. :iii to j -ft. In it h pouieHt sliuwiiiK f the season, due pi tnripally to (he fait t that (he little IndlaiiH IohI the tifi v- i lce or their hit; center, (ierald Denny, In tho opetilim quarter ol : play, when he wu Injured in a j collision with an Ashland player while diving lor a loime hall. Denny i was unable to return to the test and his loss was ho sexere a blow to the Itlue and Hold young KteiH that they never ipille 'recov ered from the shock. The season's record lor Turn er's eager now stands at the .itim per rent mark, with three victories and tine defeat. A victory over the Cri.zly I'lip would give I tin local youngsters net worse than an even break lor this yeai's xrhedule attd with better than an even chance Hint ihey could boost the mark to a percentage of tine providing they defeat Corvullis Jun ior high school in the Una) uume of the season. Kosehurg already Imlds a win over t'orvallis. deleai lag hem here. I'll lo I'.. The Dan moo re Hotel Meets ihe Motor Courts in Price and Service Mr. Kay Clink lormetlv unsocial ed Willi Mr. William UVaer in the Dlflpqua hotel n linsebiirg till dersiands the thoughts In ilw minds of (hose w ho w ish t- stop at hotels . , . bill niany har gonr to motor couils liei-ausc iluv iati cut th overhead ti ditnu m . . Ihj laci ban caused the huii.il-. t ol (he Danmoore hotel in I'm il, unl. Oregon, lo anaiige his rates and wervice so they are on a par of heller (service! than any moloi court near J'orllanil. Two people may have a tooni and bath at the Dauninore fer as low as $J r.n y,t night or a room without bath im S2Vt) per Might und this rate will Include Die Murage ii our ear III their fircinot garage. 1 ti.it Is free. Air. Clark explained ihi Hew policy by saying we sell our rooms at motor court i ales pbit !n per c ut .1 hour a da boh-; hervice. The Danmoore also ba Hp9fal artHiigemeuts lor faun lies a family ol lour. I wo adults and two children, may lone two roomi with I mi 1 1 1 lor 91 no per day . . . thn same, airautremeiit tor foui Hdultn would he fl..'u per day . . , rloi at the I aiiiiione while it. Port laud und slap old-man over lieijil In the lino . , . the Daniuoori Is pn l-'lh and S. W. .Monls-jnj Mrpet. ' ' (Paid Adverntibi'iin-itt) "Porkchops" Brime i One of the most ii(iUHii:tl and ilalTieM Imt-ketliall teuniK ever to ttlrnl their slulT on a maple conn Is Hit- Hi oartwny CIowmh, traveling negro (piintci limn Harlem, New York, Ioih heen hilled to appear on (he local senior high court, Thursday. February s, a;;aiiist an or ganization of Uor.eimig hoop hIjiih. "I'oikchopH" Urlinc. pictured v.hove. iih'iniM'i of the Cloun. In one. of the aco pertonnei-H who feu imo (lazzlhig jkimkcs, uuln Movable, hall handling, clou nl.d) antics, aahiKt all coiiipclilion. A laugh riot trout Hlnrt to llrilnh, tin Hroad way Clown, have played before (rapacity orowdn every where. Myrtle Creek High Downs Days Creek Myrliti .'rfok hiKl! hcIidoI inaili HtroiiK 1 i c 1 for itM'oRnilinn iitt a ' lio'Htlal I'liiiinpfnii in iIip imhiiIiik ' hoiiultiH tronuly H It'iiKltt ImHlfcllmll 1 hy "vi'i-whcliiilim lm.vn ,i.rw K nv;n ni, in 111 in, m u lo II. atlnr hoini; liidd In tin s i; iIimi imii li.jid. Snmiiiiiiy, liioikflliall : Myrtle Ck.' (451 (19) Days Ck. ... . l::i Sill Kin ... 111?) Ward I-) Itai-iior Wi-iril N. .Mi'llni' tall CII ! Hum i i;i .' Slilili lilf i ll ...(' .Mtiiinm IM i; (;. hyi-r t:l) (I.. 121 llnyil KiwrveH: Mville Cre. k h.e. II. Dyer Ilidlfer -An 12). ('. 1 lUai k ll). M. hh k tl. If. Won, I (Miflf. Hi AleKoiiKirl; Days Creek oosier. (iniiu in. Heforee: II. . Turner. Summary, volleyhnll; Alynle Ci vnU ( 1 1 1--Slurmirk. Towns I i 1 1. . j lyer 1 1 . It Wondruli. Copeland t 1 1, . .l HfiiiiiKh, Culler Voinm; Hays Creek iTJ) I lutchliison tl), May (5), (n.sn'ii (tij, Ciillii.iin CI), . ,, . , ,M III'"" M. wood- Heferee: Chanev. 4-H Scholarships Taboo SAI.KM, Fch. Ii. - (AI')-- County si honl huaidM have no authority to set a.-ide MiihIs to pay 1 II rluh t holaislnps nr (he KiiuMtier .si hoi d whirh Is hrld in i'orvallls, the 'tt lorney genera! i u Dm lor ihc slate department of puhlfc Inslrtictiou 4lo hold ilial the I II rluh sunt, mer school Is not an i-ssnii i:ti Inlegial pari or Hie imhhr ol any paillcular illstiict. chotd Battered Troller Off Oregon Coast Rescued ASTORIA. Ore.. Vb. i; . ( jn The buttered troller Sui Wail ro-ie at anchor in Astoria haibor today, its two man crew testing from three harrowing days al sea. The coastguard culler Ououdaua Drought the Waif Ihi alter taking oil ('apt ta.si in glil W". Mi Ii- ols. I'Miilind. an. I W lordioi. ' GMC LEADS in pulling power . . fuel economy and modern engineering advancements . . . Conic in anil hit linw much nmre vim set for your j rVi""" '" " UMC '"",-"y Truck. CMC Su..r- PI TV Kniiinm will, -cwiliilionnry new POWHR- 0 PAK I'intom outpull nil ollirrn. We enn PROVE if- K economv in Ihe field And we ll how . you other ndvnutniiFii no olliei truck can match. Ch,ck OMl Ptlce, again.! the 3 laweul llliir Hi! "ii" Itir.nml r .. I.mr I'ln limrM iimiI Inlilc l,il,, Roseburg Motor Co. OAK AND ROSE STS. TELEPHONE 141 Tolcilo. Tin. Waif Ib nwneil hy A. IIckiiii nf I'ortlanii. Niriiol.i mihi Hie ilihiihli'il craf.' w:m Ihmiik Hwi'pl toward tho mirf nliont noon .Monday. Tim I'rniKhtnr Willinoio sliiliti'd hi-r dlHlriHM sig mil mid railiot-d lor tln i-ntli'i'. Tlln hunt wiik iliKalili'd n fi'W hour nlti'i' piilliliK out Kriday nialil from Nuwimrl lor tho L'o Ininhin rivi-r. U. S. Army Full Up Strength 227,000 lly Mlti;CK CATTON News-Uevlew W'aKhinnlon oi -reHpondent U'ASIMXCTON. Kel. fi.-lf you want to join (he I. S. army you've uol to tiud Koine Ktddier whose time is up and who isn't re-enlist-int;. The biuycMt peace-time re emit I iik drie tin- army ever put. on Im over - a conpifte nmicess nearly nix iuoiiIIih ahead of .sche dule. ItegiunliiK last July, the army had lo iinup its enlisted alleimth llcilil t!'.,Oni) In L'L'T.IKIIi. It also had to enlist nearly -IO.imiii more lili-n to 111! varancles due to ev pi) :it of (nllslllH'tllS. It I inured on l inishlni; hy next .Inly. Actually, Hie job is done nu . All of (his Is a hiu leather fn the brass hat ol Maj. II. Ni till beil, who bandlet recruitf n le t ji f Is In the adjutant uenerai's ntfico. Karly in November. Major Cilliert wan asketi what the army's enlisted sireiiuth would lie by the end ol l!t:i!l. Me limited a bit. and Iheu al lowed ll would be H-It.uiM). When, they chocked up at the end of the fear, they I on ud II was lilt.iml. They're stilt 1 1 yinn lo dope out how he did ll. decent s lories said Hie campaign was 'way behind. Ah a mailer of tact, it uaa so tar ahead the army could have gone far above ITJT.oiM) it ilial had been necessary. Philadelphia Wage Tax Declared Constitutional IMMI.ADKl.rillA, Feb. t!. -I AIM A li per cent tax on all wages and earned Income in 1'hilndolphia, vigorously attacked by various la bor groups, was declared conslitu t ional yesieiilay by the Pennsyl vania MlplCllie eourt. Real Estate Fizzle IMTTSlirUOl! Mrs. Anna Ital ian! Winkler, 'JI, sec-king a divorce davs atler her wedding, tidd .Indue Musiiiauuo she got married at the end of a two-day courtship because her husband olteieil "the world with a tence aro-iud II." Judge Musinauuo took her idea un- iler adv i semen t. siiyest in i hat she "gel a deed" betore accepting such a pt iMtii-e cam I ! Rival Clown Quints DHIa Taimahmaiii uuiiic iubiqviium t Local baHkelball fans are eagerly j awaiting tomorrow oven log's fea- j lure hoop attraction of thy neiiHon I which hringH together thu mueh-patilh-ized Hroadway Clowns of Harlem, Saw York, globe-trotting : negro cage quintet, and the Cans : Street CIowiih, an aggregation of ! Hlollar hoop talent from UoHebiirg and vicinity. j I lie Broadway CIowiih, beside being a great collection of Indi vidual basketball talent Belected from the hoHt the ean( haa to offer, , are reported to be the champion buffoons of (he maple court, ripe ciali.lng In flazzliiig pawHes, unhe- ' believable ball handling, festooned j to clnwniFh until 8 which keep the 1 rowit in a constant uproar. The CIowiih have been touring t!ie country for live years and have consistently played before pack ed houses wherever billed. PiotR l-i'nm i u tin i . In hhi.il t )i a i.A. I II If lhi LTonli'Ml ti.'tultol hull uhnitr' ' ever presented. Kvry member of the organization besides being a great Khowmaii. boasts talent and ability, and together, they play a lot of basketball, because unless they are winning, there is no time I brail h, William Fair, Don Haat lor elowniiiK, and clowning Is the j lues. Don HriaiiH and Jack Hitter. ssence or men- iiraulng power lioni year to year. The local opposition In the best this district can olfer. Leading the j array of hoop fsaltelltes are Jim , W'atls. coach at senior high school j and Clill Horner, coach at Suther 1 n high. Iloth are ex-l'nfversity of Oregon players and their court ability is well known. The remain- I ing players are former Knsehtirg I high school stars and include Ttuy Morgan. Chub Church, I'lin Lau rence, Harry Henry, Kreil Dent, Ivan Hat field and several others, j Battle in China Enters Ninth Day lJOXCKONC, Keb. f.I) The Japanese invasion id China 1 rounded its :ilst month today wiih the rnai arniies In southern prov ince of Kwatigsl locked in a bitter battle which both sides indicated was one of the greatest ol the war. I The Japanese said that in the i now iiiue-day-old battle they had cut. oir the west war. I Might of ;.(.- i I nun Chinese and killed s.ihmi ami ! captured l.Ouu Chiiiese regulars in the vicinity ol Wingshun. This) t town, 5b miles east of Ihe provin- ( I rial capital. Nauning, is one I w hich the Chinese said yesterday (they had retaken from the lap i nnese. t foty seized from the Chinese in the Wingshun neighborhood, lluj i.Iapanee said, included 17 tanks, IT.i) lieavy machine-guns. 1.018 llht machine guns, 12 trench nior- I I ii is mid Ten rllles. The Japanese repotted using ihe captureil tanks to chase disordered . Chinese J The westward flight of r.O.(HM) f"ioiiei, by a Hanking movement Chinese was cut off, the Japanese in which the Japanese right wing; ; reached the key ton u or Shang tiu, r miles north of Nanning ami -ii miles northwest of I'inyang. j Accident Kills Member Of Basketball Team VAXCOCVKlt, Wash. Feb. fi (AC) Iton AnuiiH, Vancouver fire man, wim killed and live other were in a Hood Kiver hospital to day as the result ol an accident on the Kvergreeii highway near Lyle early this morning, accord ing lo w m il received here. The victims, all members ol the tire department basketball team, were I if f.iri lHf CIKMIT t- -V -Vfy-;.. ,:' ! ll'IHi I V J ' DAILY DEVOTIONS l)H.' OIIAS. A. KDWARDS A .1"' """ii'lf ?! of tht -Vfnl of .JesiiB brings with It tnia leep I'ouviction: What Jlo did lor filbert He can do for you and me today. Jem m did not spend lib time at teas to and rich men's homes, but down at the sheep gate, down In the lower sections of the city'8 life, down hy the contaminated waters of the pool around which luy a great multitude of sick people, blind, halt, withered wailing. What a pathos there 1b In that word waiting. It is a correct and revealing picture of our iwn present world. Still waiting for a cure of its Ills in some blind, mysterious, supers it ioim way. when Jesus, the ChriBt is available; still trying this and that false human potion when 11 might touch Him und be touch ed by. Him: that Is our worhl today. When 11 might have the living fountain of waters. Such are the people of our world. Sat isfied with the unreal and cast ing aside the real life of Christ. Amen. returning fiom u jjumo at Colden dale. (Jthur. rejiorted injurefl inein- lioi-u nf I hp lesiMi wpi-p Vntien (iitl- i0 details of the aeeldent were known here. Inland Empire Soaked; Traffic Chaos Follows SI'OKAX K. Ke b. fl. ( A P ) More rain fell over the Inland em pire in the last 21 hours than in Ihe entire mouth of January, (be Spokane weather bureau reported this morning. The precipitation In Spokane was ).!) inches the first month of the year, and 1.10 inches since noon Monday. The bureau said their reports in dicated Ihe rain was general and just as heavy all over Washington, north Idaho and most of Oregon, I covering all of the wheat territory ol the three states. Hut while wlie.:i farmers wel comed the deluge for their dried nut fields, Spokane city and coun ty officials saw only trouble in the heavy downpour. Scores of householders here tailed lor help will) their flooded basemen is. several automobiles tipped over as the water ran curb deep in places and one county road bridge vvas reported washed out in the northern pari of the county. Oregon Gasoline Taxes in 1939 Set New Record SADKM. Feb, (i. ( AIM Chho line taxes paid In Oregon during l!i:;:i set an all time peak of XDi. o:.J.l!i!i. exceeding the l!:is toial by abotii STnu.ouo, Secretary of State Karl Snell faid yesterday. Sinee ( hogon enacted Ihe liiHl gasoline tax law in l!'l!t, (he tax has yielded $ 1 1 7.;tX7.ufil. NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS Dog licenses may be purchased at the following places by author ity of Douglas County Dog Control Hoard, unlll March I. liih:, Frank Taylor lteedr.porl 'Krnest Wade Klkton L. C. Applegate Drain Ceorge I.. Kdes Voncnlla V. II. (iildersleeve Oakland I. J. Dnvia Sutherlin Mrs. M. M. Meredith. ..Melrose llottte .Mrs. W. J. Merediib-.Looklngglass County Clerk Itoseburg Ciiy .Marshal Myrtle Creek ', Hamlin's Markei Canvonville Marl's Hardware ( ra Condi ay Kid. lie j .. .Azalea ; ( dV. : i MI , mnni iitii! liSil I II II I II Hill III - i.rTi .. t U.S. to Ease Duty Qn Italian Cilb VII IIUIIUII I6I WASHINGTON. Fob. 7. (AIM The 1'nited States has taken a step toward Improving relations with Italy, offlclulB said today, by agree ins to remove penalty tariff tlu ; ties from Italian silk, j The- penalties were Imposed last August 12. but since Italy recent- ly modified its purported subsidies Ion the product, the treasury hai 'reconsidered its action. The treas ury Is said to have approved, in l principle, the cancellation of the ' duties, and Ib expected to announce the decision as soon as various formalities arc completed. Although Italian silk shipments mm c PAUSE UOITLHD UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA CO. BV Roseburg Dairy and Soda Works. Phone 186 the monks discovered that a certain type of water made In 1895 Leopold Schmidt discovered an equally superior brewing water in the subterranean springs It is widely recognized by scientists and master brewers that one tif the most important factors in nuking good beer is the quality of the water. In the words of one international expert: Ol course, beer even beer that is salable as well as palatable may be made from any brewing water. Hut in 1 majority of cases such beer is not a really perfect beer or beer that would find favor with im partial judging experts whose standard is excellence." "It's the Water" has a definite meaning whiih. combined with brewing skill, premium quality grains and hops, and "One of America's Exceptional Hrcwcrics", gie Olympta its clean taste and rare good llaor. Its the Water -thai makos Olympia Beoi Different ond Bollor! to this country never were very largeamounting to only 13,3-IH.-mm in VJ3H und less in 1J39 the penally, or countervailing, duties were resented bv Ituly. and the state department was reported to have been anxious for adjustment of the dispute. The countervailing ditties were levied originally under the theory that the Italian government was subsidizing Its silk exporters to enable them to compete here. I'u der the tariff laws, the treasury imposed extra duties on Italian silk equal to the amounts of the alleged subsidies. When the spe cial duties are cancelled, it will be on the theory that Italy lias withdrawn the subsidies. In some parts of central Europe, child mnrrlages still are performed with the children being married Coca-Cola, with food is a taste experience millions wel come. A natural partner of good things to eat, Coca-Cola sends you back to work with that feel ing of complete refreshment. THAT REFRESHES better beer of Tumwater! 3fx. -' wUle still in Jbeit.era.dleiind, le gally solemnizing. The marriages are legally solemnized when the children attain thn age of K " ' WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Without Cilomel And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Ririn' to Go The liver should pour out two pinti of IMid into your bowdi daily. If thin bite Is not flowina freely, your food may not diseat. It nwy jitat demy in the boweln. (laa bloeU up your Blomnrh. Vou net conntt pati-d. You tet-l aour, lunk and the world looks punk. It takes those Rood, old Carter'i Little Liver i'illa to net theae two pinta of bllt PowintT freely to make you fed "up and up." Amnzinir In mnMnv bile How freely, Ak for Ctu-ler'a Utile Mvcr I'll la by name. I Of und 251. Stubbornly rcf uae any thinti due. It? mmm ' r.V .4x.- i 'ii-H'Ai
