SIX
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Games Last Night
Coca Cola 3. DM Kcv 0; Kttm .1.
V.tf.VAV. 0; Kiwanis :t, Kaphu 0:
Flephens Auto Co. ;(, Professional
Bldl 0. .
llk'h pame flf-nco, patched, 2:1.",;
)i(Mi . H'Tics score, Palihelt., rT"t.
City League Schedule Monday
C:ijo p. in. Cine Urns, vs. Koso
hurp Alloys: iJnnham'H Transfer
s. Texaco Chiefs.
!i:(iu p .in. KkH Hub vs. Copro;
Vmpqun Cleaners vs. Sandy's
Place.
Scores Last Night
T.S.V.A.:
Handicap 1"ii loii lor, SIS
rishor l.n i; i-ts
'Crocked 1.17 ir.ii 1u inr.
Tuniiliiinl ir.7 l".!l Dili 42
Spencer 1 70 I :t:t 177 4m;
701 liS:l !Hi 2IWI
r.i'.o.n. No.
liun.li.uu , 71 71 71 2i:t
l'atchcti 1 r.-l 1 si 2:1:1 r.7:i
Snodgrass Hill ir.il 170 4 Mi
Mephensun in', ir.ii ih:i r.07
jUisenieo K.k M7 i:m 4:ir.
71 1 713 7S7 2211
Kiwnnis:
Handicap 140 140 1 10 420
Chit :..1lili 1 Ml Kill 4 r. 1
Fuili-noii Mil i hi i:tr. 4
I'ltl-UitlHoll Hill 174 1HII-.S20
Dodgers ir.4 l :t l 174 4r,!i
Krell 117 VIS V!7 :i!i2
SMI SSO il l I 2707
Handicap !H OT Kl 279
Kellv I'll 122 122 42:.
.Alliums 121 VII 112 OT4
Dushcnu K.S VII 11". 4:!7
Murphy 141 iss Hit r.L':i
Absentee VII VW ir.o 414
s:sr, kill niii 2IS2
Coca Tola:
Handicap IV) 119 11! 3"7
Pween Hlfl 14S lir, 4211
liishop 147 Vlii 1f.:i 4:ui
Wcllllllill VIO I .VI Ml 421
(S. Hun- 1!l V.d 142 4M4
j.iich ir.i i:io 1:12 4iii
linn sir. K02 2.7r,:i
Di'l Hoy:
Handicap 21 21 24 7:!
Mi-Mullen 1HS 1IS 171 r. 1 7
litidlguu 1IMI I III ir.n 4SI!
Hill Mil Hi'. Mr. 4r.n
Aliscnico ir.o no viii 4 h;
Henry ir.o I'll! ir.5 Mil
sr.s Sill 771 2IIS
Professional Men:
llllll.llilir. 120 120 120 3110
V. Van Valzah . 1 1". 1s t 1 III 177
I, . I.elirl.acli ..... VIO 1 I.I 11.7 3SS
II. Coinplon 12S 121 111 3113
witii.ii nil mi nr. sr.7
J. Ciiini.lH'll ir.:i nr. viii 401
777 S2li 770 237II
fttephens Aulo Co.:
Ian. Hi 1111 , ill ill 111 2S2
C. Hlock ir.S 214 170 CIS
Stephens liir. 1 1 it I.M 4112
Klunlnn I'.li 117 V.il 4112
I.. Loomls 212 1 17 IDS r.27
Dully 1.15 201 1112 4SI.H
lir.o lllil mil 2773
Indians Defeated
By Klamath Falls
Tlif) Itost'lmiK IiIkIi nchnol hnliiniK
Ptirccri'it Ihflr rii'Kt ki'I hmk of lln'
pciiHon Inst nilit, w ht'ii they wcrn
TinatMi III to IS In a liiiKkMluill
Kiiinn al Klnumth Pnlh.
Mnli'iially nlTi'Hrtl hy I1k hlKlicr
nKMiHlo al Klaninlli ImiIN, h In
(llaiiH playcil Hie Ili-st Unci' periods
on luhly cviMi it'iMiH, but wiu-o
IohUmI In l!n. tiiHt porlod.
Tlio Kiuiie Kturti'd wllh holh
leiiiiirt playlnir a stron:; deftMiHlve
panic fn wlilrti npltlier was aide to
priiHt'JiIti lo the other's banket
v Mil any decree of nin-rt'SH, hi tart,
the defensive play was so tlht
that at hall lime the Hi-ore stood al
onlv 9 lo .1 in ravor of Khuitjii
I'alN.
The Inditm were trailinir CI to 2n
point: into the last period when
Jim llordil. 1'Miiun piiaiil. found
the raiiKo nnd led a stampede wiih
VI ptilnts Tor the Kaine. tin the In
dians liriitK in the thinner air to
which tbev were unarcustnnieil 1u
pnit to wen ken.
Kinlay, KoselmrK puanl. was sec
ond hb;h In M-oilim with nine
Jioints.
O.S.C. Trims Colorado
Team in Overtime Tilt
DKNVKH. Drc. 1.--f Al't- fro
pnn Slate turiird back (he Colo
rado ifdh'tie haselt I Iml) lerim. I -
lo :til, in an ovntinn' pa me hete
last niL'hl
The sroie was tie.) nt ;ti', it; ut
the eiiil of the rcKululion plaxini;
lime.
Klebl poals hy Cbivton Shaw
nnd John Maudic and two free
throws by Ceorce McNlKt yavo
On-con Stale lis wftinlnp margin
In the ovi'itlnie.
Maudic, wiih II ltiiluts. was Hit
panic's n) inilivhlu.it scorer.
Colorado, whith tiaib-d i;' l'l al '
luil I Mine fuimht an uphill battb- j
to pain the lie. a hum ft hot bv -DIM
Lewis with less Hi, in a mlii- '
lite to play knotted the cmint and
Hi'til Die panic into au overtime '
Hcsslon.
Bardia Siege Tightened
By British Army. Fleet
(Continued from papo )
Libya In tho dosMt laud" t i the
utouth also was r ported ad at e
iir.
Tbero tho Pi It Mi. spearl e.nl.d
hy a null of Aus-ialian cnvniiv,
wero fighting to t.ust ,n D ili m
p unison from tin ins H of (Jlani
tub. nh:nit '2t niflen -'. o tin
K'yptlan frontier.
Soino prisoner- wero takon In
three, days of flphtlng around tho
oasis and last night tho rest of
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
PSAD ' HOW FORTUMATE
; Tidy little cleanup
JOJBf JU5T IM TIME "FOR A
BIT OF BELATED CMClSTMAS
SMOPPINe.ToOv. BUT,
WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO
LEARSJ TME SECRETS
MY SYSTEM
mj
Nt.
(ho 1 1 a If Jin force, was reported still
holding "Ul apainst heavy pji-h-sure.
British Bid for Ships
Stirs German Warning
(Continued from pnpe 1)
repistry tied lip In CnMed Slates
ports. Ililtaln holds that the Dan
ish shlpR urn of "enemv Mm me
ter"; Danish ship operators have
refused to linn them over to the
Hrltish on n charter basis.)
Crns-1 recalled lhaf. America pro
duced It.lMiO.nnf) cross tons of ship
ping in 191H, ofrHottlnp tho heavy
allied nhlp losses of l!17.
Iti Hi In win' lin wiin t nil Inaana
of Iti lliHh-iilroil l shlppliiK lmvo
Iri'lili'il hIiicp July anil now iivor-1
.,,. II,,.., nil 0011 Inns wpklv.
'cross, still was tho
This,
said
(frealest threat to Hrltish lite-blood
and H can he overcome only hy
increasinp the numbers of d est toy -evs
on convoy nnd patrol duly and
by new shipping.
11KM.IM. Dec. 21. f AP) Tho
Cerman poveinment reMiiested the
hI at n departuieut in WiiKhinpton to
day lo recall Cecil M. I. Cross and
l.elli V. Hunt, secretaries In (he
Dulled Slates embassy in Paris,
and embassy employe Mrs. Klia
both DecKun, on tho pround they
helped an unnamed British officer
who escaped.
Mrs. Deepan. a former resident
of Asheville, N. (., was nrrosted
by the Cermans in Carls December
r mi a charo of conniviup to help
Hi l! Ish ofl lt crs escape. She was
n receptionist at I ho Carls embassy.
The Dnited Slates protested. She
was released December II.
Cross, appointed lo tho consular
service from Khodo Island, was as
signed to tils post in Paris as a
first secretary and consul February
i i. duo.
Ihinl, a second secretary and
consul, was assipned to Purls De
cember :'!, Di;t!l. He was appointed
from the District of Columbia.
Heavy Storm Follows
Quake in California
fContl.rtied from pneo 1)
pauy oltirials said lift I- damape
w as done at the dam. and work
would he resumed when the storm
ends.
SAX K I ( A N C I S C O . Dec . 21
(AID The Norihwesteni Pacific
rathoad announced today that
train service to Kiireka would be
disrupted l wo or three days be
cause of n slide early this morninp
near MrCanu. ad miles south of
Kureka.
l'lnods Trom lashinp rains mus
ed about fid reet of fill to slide
out from under I ho tracks. A
trestle will be built.
Menu while, northbound passenp
ers ami mall will be lakeu as far
north as WilHis by train, and
from there to Kureka bv bus and
truck.
Canal Zone Lacks Modern
Bomber, Lawmaker Says
N'i:V YOKK. Poo. "1 (API
Representative Fred Hiadley ( II..
Mil li t. one of 12 coneressmon re
turning from a dip to the Panama
canal, declared today that there
"uti not a modern bomber In tho
zone."
"If tho administration considers
it such a vital place to guard." ho
said, "why doesn't it do somethlim
to protect the zone w ith up-to ditto
nbciiiir' If there are any modern
bombers there, they aro so piti
fully tew that we didn't see them.
I was told Hie fastest airplane there
was capable of only ltd miles mi
hour."
Bandit Denies Innocent
Aide Made Overt Move
PORTLAND. Dec. 3I.-(P1
1-o.vul M.Cienily. IS. Los Ancelcs.
charged wllh rubbing a biiincb
bank of ft;i:i Inst Wednesday, was'
ordered held lor federal 'grand
Jurv action yesterday after he
waived hearing. Ills ball wus set I
al sssnnii.
Jli'l'ieady was shot In the hand I
ROSEBURS
with
-
WHATA&YP WAIT'LL
LAY HANDS ON THE
WHO TOLD ME THIS
GADSET WOULD STRlP
vTEASE A BANKROLL
JACOB,
A CORN 6HUCKER
THROUGH AM IOWA
OF
Field bah
-a
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fHVH.1. INC. T. M, HEC, 'J. 6. PAT. OfT.
hy pollip afli'r limy oyortook him dny nnd linvn bnon unablo to ro
in Hi" car of fi.'iiiKC IS. I.amprn, i turn.
21. whlrh ho cominaiiiliM'rcl. Vain- J Mrs. O. 1. T.pwls anil son, Owp.n,
pro was shot IlirouKii tho ho.ly : i,s- i)cit sippIp anil chlldrpn nnd
and grayi'ly wound.Ml. Marlorip HphIs vislli-.l In KuKPiie,
Tli aciusp.l rolil.pr sal.l Hint sprinufii'ld and junc.lion Cily dur
l.'ilnpro. an innoiPiit yh llin. "kPpt 11r vrppk-cml.
Iiih hands In I ho air all Ihn IIiup J(r anA MrB- .:iUll, r.ollpnliaiiKh
allPr hi'lni! aloppp.l hy Hip I'B Imiiik-sh visitorM in Jof-tnnB
and iipvor oncp ai'U'd like he waH 1 Halur.lav.
KraWillit! for a kiiii." I' xh. anil Mrs Tt:ilpll W'paver are
oriirors mi d ihpy shot Me- Ln,vI1(? w.u visit i(h
Crpady when he hiain ished n ,,.tiv,.s i Topeka. Iml.
and Lampm when he let his hands , UoMns n(,
full as Ihouuh reaeliliiK for a " :, 8rn ,.p(.V(.rinK from a
Canyonville
CANYONVIU.K, Doc. 20 fleno
Klllott Is home from Caw-ado cnl-
lepe to spend the Christinas holl
y ''In Poi'i'iH". Mr- "'' '-s.
F"i--l Klllnll
-: "i'im-1 in l.nn.Hiinui. mini
vialteil Wednesday e.voiiinn al I he
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Paulson
Members of (ho city council are
suporvtsinp n drain hip system
which is heinp made around tho
vacant lot npposlto tho school
buiblinp.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore have
moved from the Crace Robertson
cabin to Ttoschurp.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hobert Swansberp
and small danpbter aro now recov
oriup from an attack of flu.
Tho llenton family from Oakland.
Calif., have, moved into tho Odoni
Ford house. They have rented the
Pear Davis farm.
Leltio Waley of C.lendale is visit
ine nt the (ireonwilcli Tavern.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson and
daimhler. Arleiio. and Mrs. Walter
(Villain and daiiphler were shop
pine in Itoseburp Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Woodruff
have been ill with the flu. Dr.
Maxou of Myrtle Crock called on
them Sunday and found them to bo
imorovinp.
Victor Shaw was a business
visitor in Iloseburp Tuesday.
Mrs. Bradford Wynter is assist
tup as clerk in Ibo ,!. C. Penney
store in Itoseburp durinp tho holi
day rush.
Ula Dape was shopping In Itose
burp Saturday.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hubert Swansberp
and daiiphler and Uolaud Stock
made a business I rip to Ashland
Kriday.
Dilla YiUinp of Itoseburp spent
Saturday nip lit hero w lib her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Vounp. ;
Mrs. Naomi Klliolt. also of Hose-
burp, visited her parents on Sun- !
dav. !
1.. A. Panl of Oroville. Calif.,
spent the week end visiting at tho ,
o I. Lewis homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams !
have moved from tho Harriott Pick
ed house to the house formally oc
cupied by tho McAlisters.
Mrs. Kinnm Watnsley. Mrs. liar- ;
rieit Pickett and son, Charles aro ,
confined to their homo with a seipo ;
of tho flu. Mrs. Puckett and ;
Charles returned from TlMor Thurs- I
DANCE
MOOSE HALL
Saturday, Dee. 21
Muilc by nenry Hall's
Orchestra
35c Gents, tax Inc. Ladles 10c
ORDER
Winters Fuel
NOW!
Slab Wood Prices
18-ln. Dry Slab Wood,
1 load
S4.50
S3. OO
4-ft. Dry Slab Wood,
per cord
Green wood I, available In 4-fL
and 16-ln. lengths.
Mill wood Sawdust
RSWS - REV1EW. ROSEBURS,
Major Hoople
X
BEFORE VOU RlOE
6LICKER
TRICK
YOUR. REINDEER,
JAKE. WILL YOU
LIKE
STEP OVER HERE
SOIN1
AND CASH A t-
COUPLE OP
CANCELED
CHECKS ?
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CMOW ANY
OTHER GAMES, JAK ? J
several weeks Illness, lr. llosKins
I is ikhv able to work.
I Klinor liambei'K has been out of
.school several days duo lo a severe
cold.
Lookingglass
T)OKIN(;r,(ASS, Doc. 20. Mrs.
Clarence Miller returned recently
from a trip to Los Anpoles.
Miss Kathrvn Montgomery ar
rived a fow davs npo from Idaho
Kails. Idaho, whore nhe hns boon
condiK-tinP an ov;'ri!;elistlc cam
paign, and will spend the holidays
nt the liomo of ior 1'i'l'er. It. M
M etpomory. and bro'ijc- nnd si
I i t -In-law. M and M"f. .Tobu
MontKomery, ami cbildicii. Marda
,'oni and lacklo.
Mrs. Wimer and children loft on
Thursday to make their homo at
Silllonni. Wash. Hoy Duell and son,
Havmond, moved tho househood
poods.
Mrs. Mav LoClerc left on Mon
day for HiintimMon Park. Calif., to
snend tho holidays with her son-in-law
and datiphtor. Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Anderson.
Mrs. Kverett Hodpos entortain
ed the ladies aid and Bible studv
club of the Itoseburp Lutheran
churMi on Thursday afternoon at
her home in the vallov.
Miss Margaret Hopers is homo
for tho Christmas holidays from
Berkeley. Calif., where she Is tak
Intr a business course.
The basket and volley hall games
scheduled for Tuesday evening with
i In Itnvtt ('reek school were can
celled on Tuesday because of a so-J
Hons epidemic of flu in the Days
Creel; school. '
60th ANNUAL
FIREMEN'S BENEFIT BALL
Given by the
Roseburg Fire Department
Christmas Night, Dec. 25, 1940
AT THE ARMORY
Music by Carl Rowen's Dance Band ef Eugene
Gentlemen $1.00 tax free Spectators 10c
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OREGOK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, I94t.
Zivic-Jenkins Go
Declared Draw on
Divided Verdict
Tly OAVI.E TALIIOT
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. (API
Promoter Mike Jaeolm must have
had an uneasy minute or two last
nlnht while the announcer won Ra
therinif un the slins and discover
Inj? that Frltulo Zivin- and Lew
Ii'iiklnn had fought themselven a
10-round draw in the (iarden. - .
Mike- already had Zlvie. sipned
lo defend his welterweight title
analnsl Henry Arnistronu on Jan.
17. and that would have heeji a
fine one in try In ballyhoo ir 1'rli.
zie had dropped a duko to Jen
kins, the IlKhtwpiiiht ehamn.
Anil '.llc tamo very close to
doinK just that. All that saved
him wos a determined rally In the
last four stanzas. Steve llamas,
one of the Judges, called It even
after the other two officials hod
given a spilt verdict. Rereree
(leorgo Walsh thought Jenkins
won it.
A bulglnc crowd of 17.000 didn't
see a singlp knockdown, evpn
though Jenkins planted his noted
right on Zivlcli features many n
lime. Fritio (nine out of It un
marked, but Je;iklns suffered
cuts over both eyes nnd looked
preitv well used up nt the finish.
Zlvic possibly would havo
scored n knockout If they had
been fighting a Hi rounder. Jen
kins, who is not a distance horsp.
nut so much fury Into his early ef
forts that he liegnn to weaken
mldwnv and couldn't get uway
from Zivlc's straight lefts. They
snapped his tired head around nnd
piled up the points that enabled
Kritzie to scrape through.
or the two. Zivic was the bigger
lisiipriolntment. A ' l-to-2 favorite
at fight time, the Pittsburgh veter
an had practically no right at nil.
and only hla superior infighting
enabled him to hold Jenkins close
for the fust five rounds. The re
feree warned him renealedlv for
loing funny things In the clinches.
I hut took no rounds away from
.him.
Jenkins, conceding seven and n
quarter pounds, proved himself
!as willing to wade in and swap
I with Zivic as with the light
weights he has benn slugging
around. It already was known
I'roni his knockout hy Armstrong
that ho was prone to fade If ho
couldn't stop his man nulckly.
Vast night merely verified that
weakness.
RAF Bombs Ruhr While
Nazis Strafe Liverpool
(Continued from page 11
of these operations."
HouloKiic. France, and Amster
dam, the Netherlands, also were
re.-orted bombed.
The admiralty announced today
that the fled air arm had attack
ed Rhodes, Staiupalia and Scar
panto Hec. 17.
All the llrittsh planes were re
ported to have returned safely.
DAMAGE FROM RAF RAID
DESCRIBED BY GERMANS
I1HR1.IN. Dec. 2V (Al') Six
persons were killed and 17 Injured
by Uriiisli win planes which at
tacked Berlin during (be night, the
(iermun high command reported
today.
The Dom I Protestant) cathedral
In the capital was damaged and
small fires were set in tile sub
urbs by Incendiary bombs, but no
military damage was caused by
the raiders, a communique de
clared. On their first attempt lo reach
the city, tile official account snlil,
the Hrillsh raiders were driven
off by heavy anti-aircraft fire,
Later," the comimiulinio do-
Mured, "several enemy pianos flow
over the center of the city and
dropped a number of explosive
and Incendiary bombs, particularly
in, the east, resulting in slight
damage to the populace, and ome
damage to buildings."
.The relch'a church ministry es
timated the rallied ml damage at
l.r.00,000 marks (about $000,000),
and said Die raiders dropped
flares before Ihey- dropped their
bombs.
LIVERPOOL BATTERED BY
. INTENSE GERMAN ATTACK
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 21. (AP)
Oerman reconnaissance planes
Hew over Liverpool und the ller
seyside district ufler daybreak to
day to survey the damage caused
hy wave ufter wave of bombers
which battered this center of Hrlt
ish -overseas commerce last night.
The, night raid was reported lo
have been the heaviest of the war
for the Liverpool area.
Rescue workers digging through
wreckage and rubble for victims
of the attack hardly spared tho
scouting planes overhead . a
glance.
The raid started so early last
night that crowds of Christmas
shoppers were caught in the
streets. They filled shelters and
basements In the business district
and were forced to remain there
throughout the night.
A greater use of incendiary
bombs tliuu in nny previous raid
on Liverpool caused many fires,
lighted targets, and guided wave
after wave of bombers over the
industrial areas.
There were relatively few cas
ualties, however, und transport
facilities were operating almost
normally this morning.
Kxploslve and fire bombs start
ed many fires us the raiders
swept down In a concentrated at
tack despite an Intense anti-aircraft
barrage.
A large holel was damaged and
a famous church hit. One large
shelter wub hit by a heavy bomb
und rescue parties still were bring
ing out the dead and Injured in
mldmornfhK. A number of fire
men were killed and injured.
NEW YCRK, Dec. 21. (API
The British have hud nearly 5.000
nlr raids on Bermany and Italy
and axis-occupied territory in the
past eight months, the Hrtlisn ra
dio said today In a broadcast heard
by CBS.
nrnl.IN, Dec. 2V (API Three
persons were Injured and several
houses dttmnged last night when
two bombs dropped by an uniden
tified air raider fell in Dun Laog
hairo (Kingstown), only seven
miles from brilliantly-lighted Dub
lin, enpitnl city of neutral Eire.
It was the first time since the
war began that bombs had rallen
near Dublin, and the incident
caused a wuve of excitement in
the gayly-decorated city.
Worker Too Speedy, So
Fellow Tommies Strike
LONDON, Dec. 21. (API
Workers In ft factory turning out
uniforms for the Hrltish tommies
struck today because of continued
employment of u cutler whom
their union expelled on a charge
of working too fast.
The national union of tailors
and garment workers said the man
violated union rules by cutting too
ninny pairs of khaki pants per
bour. The union took the view
tills endangered its standards of
"output and craftsmanship."
BY TOM
Plans Launched
At Sutherlin For
New Planing Mill
SUTHERLIN, Ore., Pec. 21.
Construction of a planing mill hero
is planned bv A. (irant Franklin,
Hrice Franklin. V. T. Hamilton
and A. C. Pelland, nil of -Mount
Vernon, Washington, according to
statements made by these gentle
men before Urn cily council at a
special meeting Tuesday night.
The meeting was held for the pur
pose of considering a location lor
the mill, which, according lo pres
ent plans, will bo situated on a
tract adjoining the railroad tracks
north of tlie stockyards. Tho
city-owned property will bo leased
for a period of three years witli
the privilege of renewal for a like
perioil of time. Some county
owned lots and railway siding pro
perty owned by I Do Wnard, also
is being considered in tho nego
tiations.
The company plans, the council
was informed, to obtain rough
lumber from mills operating with
in n 20 lo 30-mlle radius of Suth
erlin. It is expected lo employ
from 20 lo 2". men in tlm planing
mill when operations, are first he-
gun nml additional shifts will be
employed it suflicient material is
found available to provide longer
hours of operation. Tho present
plans cull for construction of three
buildings. As all machinery al
ready is available, it is expected
to havo the plunt In operation
within 90 days if negotiations are
satisfactorily completed.
Myrtle Creek Townies
Down Days Creek Quint
MYRTLE CREEK, Dec. 21. The
Davs Creek and the Myrtle Creek
Townies met Thursday night in a
wild nnd exciting game of basket
ball on tho Myrtle Creek high
school floor, in which the Mvrll
A CHRISTMAS GIFT!
Can be enjoyed all the year if it is
an Electric Appliance. See The
Farm Bureau Exchange, where "you
own the profits."
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Go-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
ifffa I 'mmr,! "
SERIAL STORY
CHRISTMAS RUSH
HORNER
Read It Beginning Dec. 23 in Roseburg
Creek team emerged tho victor by
a score of 83 to 32.
iiuvs Creek (32) (5) Myrtle fit
J. Sutton (4) ..F (2!l) I). t)yer
Silvy (li) Wit I Dyer
K. Sutton 2) ...o 120) Hlppi
I Sutton (li) ...(I '7) Murcnm
Racbor (8) Q (7) .Mclioiiga
Substitutes: nays ;reex nut
chlnson (IS). Referee: II. McDou
gal. Papooses Battle
Coos Five Tonight
The Rnseliurg Junior high school
Papooses will open their basket
ball season here tonight wllh a
game against Marshfleld junior
high school. It will lie the first
game lor the players of each team
as this Is the first yenr that Marsh
field has had a Junior high, school
team, while no member of the
Roseburg team has had previous ex
perience.
Despite the fact that the Rose
burg team this year is composed
nf completely inexperienced ma
terial. Coach Hod Turner believes
he has a squad Hint will average up
well In competition, no reports.
Turner in past years has shown
much ability In developing beginner
talent. The present team at the
senior high school, expected to go
far in slate competition this year,
wns started as a unit In junior high
school nnd the plnyers havo been
together for the past four years.
Tonight's gnme, starting at 7:30
o'clock, is expected to furnish
plenty of excitement.
COMPLETE
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116 No. Jackson
COPYOIC.HT. 1940.
NE4 SERVICE, INC.
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