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TWO ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG," OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1941. t t Cougar Hoopsters Trim U. of 0., 47-45 By the Associated Press The Washington State Cougars opened a crowded northern divi sion, Pacific const conference basketball week by defeating the Oregon Webfools 47--I.1 In Pull man last night. It was the Cou enrs" third consecutive win over the Oregonians. The Cougars started the game with a 'rush and earlv in the first period ran up a large lead over their taller rivals. The Wehfoots, switching to n zone defense, whittled at the Cougar lead and reduceu it to 23 18 at the half. The Cougars started again with a rush in the second half and in the flint five minutes ran the rounl up to 28-1H. Two min utes later 'the Wehfoots were only one point behind and they went ahead on a push shot by liorcher 31-30. It was a dog fight from then nn with the' result in doubt un til the final gun. Center I.lndeman of the Cou gars was high scorer with 111 points. Borcher and Andrews led the Webfoots with -11 apiece. Stock Sedans Post Mileage Records in Gilmore Grand Canyon Run Defense Training Program Is Planned at Glendale GLENDAI.E, Jan. 21. A class in rural defense training may be organized at Wolf Creek. The subject under eonsiueraiion is an elementary course In electri city. J. K. Swigart, principal of the Wolf Creek schools, has -announced that a meeting will be held at his home on Wednesday January 22, nt 7:30 o'clock to or ganize tile class and to determine a convenient time for study per iods. Mr. Swlgerl hopes to in terest young men ol Glendale and nearby loealltie:.. All young men not In school between the ages of 17 and 21 are eligible. The course will con Drain Grade Baskereers 'Defeat Yoncalla, 25 to 6 DRAIN, Ore., Jan. 22. The Drain grade school basketball team defeated Yoncalla 25 to 6 at Drain January 14. Yoncalla P Drain Petersen G (3) R. Simpson Marsters G.(4) E. Simpson Main (2) F. (DC. Buehler Weber F (9) C. Hand McElmurry I4IC16) E. Marchioli Substitutes: Yoncalla Baldwin, Wormen. Drain H. Bragg (2), Barber, W. Buehler. In a second team game Drain won, 15 to 3. Over the most rigorous course yet followed by contestants in America's annual slock car mileage classic, twenty-three 1941 stock se dans completed tin? 59!l.3-mile run from Hollywood, California, to I he south rim of Grand canyon in Arizona with a combined average of 22.5 miles per gallon of Gilmore lied Lion gasoline. Above are the winners with their record-breaker trophies. Left to right: William Knopp, Ford; Lee Winchester, Chrysler Windsor; Les Butts, Packard 120; Andy Henderson, Nash (100; Horace Jones, Lincoln Zephyr; Marshall Martin, Lincoln Custom; E. B. Gilmore, spon sor of the stock car event; J. C. Marhe, Willys; Glenn White, Hudson 6 Deluxe; William Martin, Studebaker Commander, and Howard Kyser, Studebaker President. 'Yoncalla I YONCALLA, Jan. 21. Miss Geneva Daniels left Monday for an indefinite stay with friends at Taft, Ore. Rev. Brittan left Monday for Portland, where he will attend a series of meetings of the TaDer nacle. Mrs. Minnie Lutz left Moday for a visit with relatives at Gard iner. Mrs. Joe Waters of Laurin, Mont., is visiting at the Homer Kruse home for a month. George Allen, who has been working in Klamath Falls ail winter returned home Monday Mrs. H. L. Stonaker and Mrs. George Edes transacted business in Eugene Thursday. ALERT POULTRYMEN You know that the early hatch ed chicks were in the money this past Bcason. WATZIG BABY CHICKS are only from the best 'flocks of .proven bloodlines, all rigidly selected, culled and bloodtested. ORDER . NOW. . Please oontact us for ar rangements for custom hatch ing. Baby breeding cockerels same date. WATZIG HATCHERY PHONE 740 J sist of 15 hours a week for 18 weeks. Completion of this course pre pares the student to do much work around his home and would qualify him for other courses in electricity. All expenses of the rural de fense training program are borne by the federal government. Dr. L. P. Ganbee Named to Oregon's Welfare Board SALEM, Jun. 21.---(API -Gov ernor Spiacue announced lodav the appointment of Dr. Louis P. , Ganbee, Portland, to the slate public welfare commission, suc Icecding Dr.. Robert L. Benson, Portland, resigned. I ' Dr. 'Ganbee will serve unlil i next June 30. Glide Doro-and GLIDE, Jan. 21.- Miss thy Lewis of Lee, Ore Leonard King of ('ori'ille the week-end visiting M Mrs. Carl Holland Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Morton of M..ishfii'lil. stopped ove r in Hose burg after taring their iLiiigh icr. Margie, back to LinUenl col lege al MeMii.nville where she Is enrolled as a. freshman. Rev. Morton was formerly the Uuptisi preacher here. Mr. anil Mrs. l!o Koimsou of Myrtle Point visited over Hie we ek-end with Iheii sun In-law ami daughter, .Mr. and Mr Holland, Jr. Mr. 'I horpe, principal of the Glide school, was confined to his home several days of Hie flu. .A; r. and Mr.i. C. A. , Dy.-iinj'ce brought I heir small 'daughter, Jan, home Sunday from llosi burp where she has been very ill Returns Here Mrs. Wallace of pneumonia. She is lporl"d' Robertson, Mrs. Bernard Saar, lo be very much improved. Mrs. Frank Erno, Miss Clara Mac Joyce Everts, who went to the I Keller and Miss Kathryn Busen- lii-iniiru hnctiiliil in I'M-tl.m.l I li-o-lr V..... i 1 ;,,,,,, i ' ... "i i iuh'i , I,, i imvL- ii-iumuu iu men 1 , 1 several weeks ago lor iiiiu Azalea AZALEA, Jan. 21. Frank Tripp and Ora Condray spent tne tiay tishlng on Rogue river. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke i made a business trip to Grant:; : Pass Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robson jand children and Mrs. Robson's nephew, Ralph Brady, returned to their home here the first of the week after visiting for the last three weens in Pocatello, Idaho, with relatives. Francis Johnson from Port land visited several days last week with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Rachel Jenks. Mrs. Lowell Curtis and Mrs. Tom Hunsaker enjoyed a shop ping trip to Medlord, Wcclnis day. George and Gavin Smith were home over the week-end from the South Umpqua Fails caiiip. Air. and Airs. Jim Evans uiid son, Gifford, and Airs. Evan's father, J. A. Long, from Marsh field, Ben Jantzer, Air. and Mrs. John Jantzer, were d 1 n n ! guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jantcr. CLEAN BURNING STOVE OIL No odor or soot, mors heat. It costs no more. Tide Water Associated Oil Co. Phone 537 Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 627 N. Jackson St. Phone 320 I- Arrive for Funeral Airs. Roy P. Lewis, of Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs. E. Rholen and daugh ter, Airs. Alarvin Lewis, of Sa lem, have arrived here to attend the funeral of "Dick" Cannon, of Glide, which was held today. Airs. Lewis and All's. Rhoten are daughters of Air. Cannon. Floor Sanding and Refinishing Old Floors Made Like New CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651 -J Phone 128 Buy Gilmore Products at the THOMPSON and BEATY SERVICE STATION 121 North Stephens St. Gilmore Gasoline . . Lion Head Oils . . Greasing . . Washing . . Tires . . Batteries and Accessories. WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE Wilbur Thompson Walter Beaty Proprietors When there's lots to do ... pause and A v 1 j.-X -, TBsfl tv- Xs. " a ! X V v V Ik. i (operation on her hand is report led to lie gelling along fine and is expected to return soon. Airs. Robert T. Rlakely and Aliss Hula Carll of Roseburg vis ited friends and relatives here Sunday. The Glide grange annual pest hunt terminated Salurady night in a piil luck dinner al the grange i hall, Carl Holland, Sr, being the ! leafier of the winning side. All- Call:01' ""' dmner an impromptu pro j gram was enjoyed by everyone. 1 Harold and Lyle Hlakely, I sons of Air. and Airs. Lester i Hlakely returned to school in Sa I lem Sunday. I Ted Parsons, a volunteer 'for selective service, will leave Jan. 2.! for service in the army. He has been making his home with Mr. and Airs. Perry Wright, at lllahee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis were very pleasantly surprised by a group of friends at a house warming last Thursday evening. Visiting and refreshments were enjoyed by those present. Margie Andrus, daughter of Mr. and Airs. I .mi Andrus of Roseburg visited for a few days al the home of Air. and Airs. Vei n Shi um and family. Margie is a niece of Airs. Slirum. Alembers and friends of the Glide Tim nsend club en joyed a j big oyster feed al the grange hall j itu-.MKi.v evening, roiiowing me feed a very interesting program w.-is- eiven. another homes in this city, following ai visit over the week-end and Mon day al Camp Murray. YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY Ice-cold Coca-Cola adds to relaxation what relaxation always needs, pure, wholesome refreshment. And Coca-Cola has a unique tosto you never tiro of. So when you pause throughout the day, make it the pause that refVethet with ice-cold Coca-Cola. uontri) I'MiiR At tHOUiiv oi rut uk a coia iomi-.vsy nv ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS , 4 Mi I Hi'. Aatioqallij 7amou5 Convenlnt Location Collet Shop Buffet Tivirn Dining and Banquet Rooms Famously Fine Food Modern Appointment! Luxurious Outside Rooms' Garagt Opposite A Welcome Awaits You 1 fS HUOSON MP, TUDEBAKER TRIUMPHS AG A IN GILM0RE-GRAND CANYON RUN Studebaker's three great cars . . . President, Commander and Champion awarded two firsts and a second in gas economy test . I StHticbken urre equipped with extrj-toit oicrdrhe THIS year, for the fourth strniRlit year, Studebaker luis nude nas economy history in the famous Oiliuoic Run. The Studebaker Champion, whieh won a first last year, made the rein.-irk.ihlr average of 21.61 miles per gallon for the top mile ni;c of Studebaker's sensational trio of cars all three traveling gruelling miles nt an aver age speed of better th.m 4.' miles per hour. The Studebaker Presi dent and Commander scored fusts in gas economy over alt i.irs iu their divisions uphold ing Sludrlxikir's decisive dom inance in gas economy in Uiosc price fields. See and drive a Studebaker before you decide on any 141 car. The big, roomy, beautiful Studebaker Champion is the lowest-priced 6-cylinder sedan in America. Easy C.I.T. terms. in the Gilmore Grand Canyon Run ' 599.3 miles in less than 142 hours elapsed time. A hard gruel ing climb from a 300-foot elevation in Hollywood to 7000 feet at the South Rim of Grand Canyon. Over twisting mountain roads through rain, ice and snow this was the assignment given each expert driver in the world's greatest stock car event. And look at the grand mileage 23 stock sedans achieved! It's proof, positive evidence Red Lion gasoline is the mon arch of mileage proof you'll get correspondingly higher mileage with Red Lion in j your car. Remember no trick driv ing or coasting was per mitted. Every car was under the constant observation of an AAA official. Try a tankful of proved Red Lion in your car today! KEEL MOTOR CO. TELEPHONE 186 M3 North Jackson St. ... Roseburg, Oregon rl USE NOR WALK TIRCS AND GET 2,5? GREATER MILEAGE
