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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REviEW, RbSEBURG.'OREGON, f i ,, ini -u u FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. i i 1941. TWO IS IS It I I Roseburg-Ashland Battle Has fans li Cam Here Tomorrow Likely to - Establish Winner Of . Regional Conference Roc. 1 1 Inti'ient In hnnketbiill In miulh I'l iii Omumi ell leu wriH nl fever plldnliKliiy with Kiwifhiii'R tin! fo el miot . till Mhv Himi-hui'K i In (Hutu nnil Anhlnnil CviMvs pre pmi'd fur n Siitm-ilny nli;hl ulssh In Hnsehui'R which Inn pcwulblll tie or Ih-Iiik the mieliil Kinnc nl the HtMiKiin. An u warm up f i- Mill tin In v nllilil' I 1 1 Ine.H fniiK' 'lll liiivi'-nn iippni'tunlly Innliriit In iter" riouhli' hrmliHl liimketliiill rontr-Hl nl tin' Junior hldi neliriiil ty miKiHlutii. when l he KiiMehinu Iihiiim inert fJniiilH Puss. . A pro llmlmiry immi.' will hit pliiyed nl 7:. TO o'clock between the CriinlH jihh Hill L'l'iuli'i ii nnil I he Itiwe- liui'K I'i'iiniit squint, n tli'onp of the mnnllfif bo.VK finm the Jun ior IiIkIi mpiml. 'lll '" hiHt (jiune of I he neiison fill' Ihe PiipoiiwH, who Will he oul to tulle invoiiRn for li lo IK hciitlnij Ill (il'linlH I'llHM. . . Cnuelt Hod : Turner iinnonncod IoiIhv thiil hi" : dlHi-IInd lineup would he LoomlH (mil Wiley ill forwiirdK, Vincent ill enter, Cum nilnmmnnu' Andi'inon l kuiuiIii unci JmnWuiul Stephens lis (list- out reserves. Outtlclt Offlolnli Wanted Annum the senior lilph schools In the snullni'11 ilreuon illslrlcl liiillim Is runtiliiK lili "ver Ihej Uum'hui'H Hint AsliliUiii. . In faut, Ihu feeling In so liluh Ihul II whs ugnnii l).v the Uose Imi'll school otflclals lodnv thiil outside ortlcliils s h o u I d be lirmieht In for the , Hume. The oilier, tennis In the district hiive sliiniKlv protested Itiwehui'K flclnls.Vlnlmlim that the (jaines live called more closely than lit any 'other point nn. Hie circuit. ni'iMU was no rhiuces of iinliili liens and,- In, tmil. the ofllelnls Hum Hosehui'K have hecn Invit ed tn eomluot immei elsewhere tn the district. Hod Turner ha v. 111)! worked the inline at 'Ashland IhhI nluhl helween the lii'lvlles and Ciranls I'ass. II Is charircd, ! Iiowever, thai the-play Is held : iluwn on the Hoscliui'ti court lar I more than circumstances : war-1 milt ' mid that vlsltlnu ; teams Ihereby are liitiiilleuppoii. ,. The tact that local officials! inn strict mi r-nuireenient ol loiil i In., villi's Is shown In the clean-1 ev tvpr ot hall played hy the Itiisi4nii'ti Hum, which, accordlnu lo Rami" ivnords. In eonliwls both lit home and on the road, have imlv nlMiut one-hull as ninny per-1 niii'als charged iinalnsl tlient s have their opponents. j . IHie to Ashland's protest, how-, eveii It has nceu niei'ii n i an iitltelul troni Kunetie and nn-j other Iroin Ciranls 1'nss. Ihc Inner will he Krlckson, who ol tleittli'il here last week and I whose work was very sallslac i lory to local players and fans. Ashland H.ii Cloi Call Turner, coach ot Ihc Junior j hluh schisil team, who oltlclat j cd al Ashland lust nb:ht. report I'd 1h.it Ihe i!tilles had u Iwd i seme as Ihc low ly Kraut Task , Cavemen, who so tar haw not 1 won n victory this season, almivsi loooled the Ashland leain from Ihclr lofty posllioil. Ashbnd took . an casv Iwiil In Ihe llrsl hall Z stralcey tor Ihe conies!. l-ar vcrhsnij; lo S. hut In Ihe Ihird H-rl.l the M"K "low nhe.ii led hy ihc t;rauts Pass learn Iscime snd I"" ol urd. Ihe Indians on ilrnlv Inspuvd. and drew up to X' detei mim',1 ih.ui ,-vcr and to 'Jtl nmlwiiv In the louvih M-r 'wi11 P" 'o'th every ellort. Walls lod. The (irlAlics. Iiowcm-i. put divl.uvs, lo Ih-.u Ihe i;ii.ljcs. .. .i i . nil ti.ui'.ii Dm i.iiu .r w .i.i .i i. i.i mii.1 iit :iw.-i in nnn.iriy on OUR BOARDING H6USE with Major Hoople iiAC), BARBE-Ro fp! -vP COMING, ZS .iTE INVENTOR WMOAT H SHOW.' BEsi Cva n P001NG DEVICE Wl Jr . M N0T 2S DOLLARS! T GOT 1 (UM? HOWABOOTAXg iK 23' ( 60AP.IN M SHIELD AND TRGhI )lf ACMT5 ".T eAVEYE5.' yVtOOCAlMWOTER 4T 'jl II I X STTS 1 mMm A Doggie bish ! WW " '.VfJ Includes Several ...,) By AsspclatRd.Prusa) .Distrlqt play spud, up In Oregon hiKh school basketball this week end, hut the attention of fans will not, be wholly on tho outcome of the playoffs, for there will be at least three eye-opening inter seetional games. . . , members participate In the ad vance tournaments. ;The clubhouse is undergoing spring bousccleantng and is be ing repainted. Trees and shrubs are being pruned and- trimmed and the course generally has been greatly bettered under the able management of Jake Mat lock,, caretaker. Walter Edmunds has been wel comed as the newest member of the club, and applications of sev eral offers were recently received. ' Plans arc .complete for tho in formal Valentine dance to be held at .the. clubhouse Saturday, Feb ruary 15.- All members are urg ed do attend. The dance is for Whig Time he's TALK1M6 THROUGH A 1&va)EL 'f . Picture aod Poro. by BARBARA V. ORR Remember the dogi I wai telling you of, The picluro our Newi-Rcviow showed? Well, look t the photograph printed above And loo what a icod they havo sowed. They're proud of thoir off-spring. Once more they agree, They've done something really quito koen. I think they are right, for it surely would be A doggie dish fit for a queen. nms 1ec.nl.1rly in the ticul.ii'ly on defense, iloiihlh win -t." to ill ."' 1 n keenly icn m-ii The Kosclmie Imli.ins. who X'hnmpf and t'aul -iic will will If lor.vd 1. 1 plav S.nunlax "oik in Ihe vaninl sih'I hi for nliiht without Ihe sorui ot "aiM as the In.hans- worked lo Karl Wiai.l. one of Ihe most vcr owrrome I.N ye.o -ol.l tm .on., i.-mls-is nl ihc snnad. who "Inch has lmii;tht ihs.isier in is III ol mumps, were drilled last Uosohiuc. News Kcview. ' A, ' " , .... I ' r Widow of Sir Austen Chamberlain Passes might Mr an hour and n half as Coach .'nn Walls vhilleil assign nienls and worked on ne iniiiry or illness doen limes as a seemed virtualU DANCE MOOSE HALL Saturday, February IS The Cornhoskers lie Genu. Us Inc. MJim HV I FISHING TACKLE ft j..d f . ' S OUTING NEEDS S Parslow Hardware Co. t" N Jnfiispn st - Ihe foim ot moiv than a eti.mipiothip In hand Saturday's Kiskollull pvoi-i.im will ox with n pivlimiii.ir al 7,'. Ill I'VIO'i with a come !v tw it'ii ihe Kosetiiov 1 '. and the I Irani hlr.h school The mam came l scheduled lei S ."il o'cl.Hk. Coffee Firm Wins Medal In Advertising Campaign 1 JIH. t-'eh. I.I (API l.ady I'hjinils'i lain .widow of Sir Ausien Chamlx-rlain. died here to d.iy after a short illness. laity Chamberlain, whose bus Kind was Hi Main's torcin secre lary and a Nobel peace pne win ner in IsiJti, was one of Ihe ipnek willisl mcmhers ol Ihc so-called "Cliveden scl." Sir Austen, halt brother of the late 1'imic Minister Neville Cham Ivrl.im. died in I'lST. l.ady Cham hoi lain was rntliiril with mspir inc. Neville Chamberlain's tsWS visits lo Adolt Hitler which piv coded the Munich aenvmem and j the dismemberment ot C.tvlio. 1 slo akia. : Judgeship Given Head of 1 Securities Commission r.i Rotarians Hear, Talk by ,. Business School Director Hr. J. C. Cut-ran, director of the Cumin School of Business in New York, was the guest speaker at the regular weekly luncheon of the Koseburg Rotary club yes terday. Pr. Cumin's talk was an inspirational one, replete with good advice to business men and illustrated with numerous clever examples: , . In observance of the Lincoln birthday anniversary, a boy who formerly lived in Oregon but whose home Is now in the state of Texas, Allen Sanders, recited the Lincoln Ccllysburg address. Reward for Lost Walbert Fliers Continued by Club MKDRTKD, Feb. 11.- (API Chester Hubbard, president of the Medford Flying club, announced yeslerdny the reward iwsted two months ago for the recovery of the hollies of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Walbert. Medford couple, who disappeared November Ud while on a plane trip to Portland, had been extended for another month. The reward offer expired today. Hopes of finding the Walberts hy an air search has all but been abandoned Hubbard slates, hut he believes they will eventually be found hy persons in the woods during the spring and summer. 9c BARGAINS Shop Chit's flc snle and take ad vantage of Ihe specials now on sale. Filled paper, now 2 pkgs. !'c Notebook covers, dandies, each : ;c . ; Men's ties, work gloves, etc.. 9c Ladies' dress collars or gloves,! Pc ! Handkerchiefs, !e, 2 for Be, 3 I for Pc ! Chirk feeders. 2 for 9c; garden I tools Pc 1 Fnamelware. ttn. aluminum, 9c lies. l.V ami lite glass, china 9c i W indow shades or curtain i rods 9o ' Flower jxits, 9c, for !)c, 3 for !V ; lialhroom fixtures, mopsticks. . !V j I-.Uv. supplies. p.iinls. brushes 9c i ;iiV necklace and bracelet i set. 9c j And other bargains galore-: this week at Can's (Adv ' Salem, winner In ten straight (vintnatu In U M Kl l will move into ' lor 8 Kories avalnut- MnHrm-i tn. i night and tomorrow, in central Oregon The. Dalles plays Bend twice. On the. coast Astoria will be host to. North Bend, a team which it. defeated by . one. point earlier this season. Astoria and North Bond are the leaders In thole. respective districts., With such gamed as the Ash- land-Roseburg tiff Saturday,' dis trict play moves into the critical period. By next week most teams will be busy trying to beat out rivals for state tournaments po sitions. Ashland, victor over Grants I'ass 42-31 last night, needs a win tomorrow to retain a chance to go to the tourney. A Roseburg win virtually would end the race. An improving La Grande team threatens Baker in a game to night that has an important bear ing on district play and Baker's aspirations for the Blue Mountain league title, i Klamath Falls, already one game up moves into Lakevlpw for lilts tonight and tomorrow that will determine a district finalist. Silverlon, after being upset twice in the past week, stepped closer to the state tourney with a district win over Dallas, 36-25, last night, and engages Chemawa to night. Other games with a bear ing on district strength Include: Kugcne at Junction City, Univer sity (bugene) at Springfield, GroKham at Estacada, Seappoose Uccr.s ,hey wl" compose the ex at Rainier. Tlgard at Hlllsboro, Amity at Sheridan..- Hal Turpin to Again Hurl For Seattle Ball Club SEATTLE, Fob. 14.- (API -Hal Turpin, who won 23 games while only losing 11 :last year with the Seattle Ra inters, came to terms today in a telephone conversation from his Yoncalla, Ore., farm and said he would be at the San Fer nando, Calif., training camp next Tuesday. ; The deal closed the way for fur ther conferences with Dick Bar rett, the club's other pitcher who won over 20 games last year, and Edo Vanni, holdout outfielder. .."I'm tired of plowing down here," Turpin said over the tele phono, "and I'm ready to get back into baseball work." 9 f?rroyi''i '.on ?maf.-pr-: Representation Broadened By Wildlife Federation CORVALLIS, Feb. 14. (API Adoption ot a new. constitution yesterday converted the Oregon Wildlife federation into a pure ly sportsman's group, giving local units direct representation. Here tofore only county organizations had representation.. . Five new directors were added and the office of secretary-treasurer was separated. With the of- nr-ntitm rvnrir.il - The federation considered tegis-1 latlve proposals today, and will elect men to the newly-created positions. ICE LIP JUG 9c Ice lip Jug in crystal glass for 9c only one of the hundreds of specials at Can's. Stop in and look over the 9c sale and the 54 price counters. You can save at Carr's. (Adv. I - H. C.STEARNS Funeral Director Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Licensed Lsdy Assistant Any Dut.nce, Any Time Our service Is for ALL, snd .. .. meets EVERY NEED ... BASKETBALL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH Junior High School Gym Roseburg Junior High School Grants Pass Junior High School Preliminary 8th Grade game at 7:30 ADULTS 25c, tax exempt STUDENTS 10c Girls'.Tumbling Team will give exhibition between halves BASKETBALL Saturday, February 15th Senior High Gym 8:30 P.M. Roseburg High School Ashland High School -.- Preliminary Game 7:30 . , Roseburg ;'B" Squad vs. Drain High School Adults 35c; high school and Junior high students 25c; -r o,.-., .-. kiddies 10c, tax exempt . fOUNTRY I LUB VHAT 2fi The Blind Bogey tournament played on the Roseburg-course last Sunday furnished pleasure tor a large number of members and guests. Prizes were won by Jack Hoclgers, K. D. Lytic and Ward Cummlngs, in the order named. New ideas in the local tourna ments will . be provided each Sun day until March 16, the date set for the opening round in the an nual spring handicap tournament. Every member must have a desig nated number of cards turned in before that date in order to quali fy. Therefore it is urged that OUR GOAL d fi Servfea that please ti the goal we setind we make It, every time you use one of our taxicabs! As comfortable as an . . . easy chair, CALL TAXI 21 IMMEDIATE SERVICE EVERYWHERE iv j. i i i i t i i V' I t r i I X , .USEOCARS V STOP t SHOP ML, AT THE SIGN , uiS3 OF THE iv rfTQf SCTTIE A JLLdi f , v-yi y I Ito a? lo ihe bone &roceriet , . . Reveroges . . Wines . , . Luncheon Foods THt PACKAGE GROCERY 1f4 S. JcVoi! St. Opp. tndisn Thttr Phr"f ArtenHon Doej OwnenI Fttd Nallty"! Dukic Soy dag tod rrgulsrly, to ktrp your dfl tr from wormv Auk t your gr&vtr M W YiiKK. V'eh It Ihe d eitiihg ter Hills ISims I'eihv. Ine. nl S.in fi ,iiiciv,, w.in u m.-i-d li the "niivvt putstanditie n.iiiivwl newjvip,'i rnmp.ui:n" in r!l Ihe Annual advertiMiii; selhtig .ul .tinner :it the ;(l,l,.vt A i.iu.i neu- nij;!ii. i In t.'keii ,'t itu UM'nliion, a Cold miNhd wa pri'M-niitl to W Aer ,ii S.'ii. Inc . ler eighteen e.ii- the HdU lln ndiitnii'.i; ateii.A. Ii ih,. award Hir . w hkh iiu'huled n.iitiin.ilt vmiinen: men .mil wmni-n in tlie field ot nd vrrtiiim;. I hi imsl.il .winning .MUMviilin n in,viM-il and pro- dueiil in the fi nr' S.U1 tVmi . rm.o ollivv im.1,-1 t,e duivtien t Himii M.uKav.icj ,v(,v ,,,,( and l .iu I'nlUi'i, art dnxxlni . Ilw llill Itnvv mtwrliMng w,i m'ltvted tw ihe jiny riy,,,, Miiivtigm sulur.ui.M 111 Ivh.iif ot .:r.'iiv .'.,t.i ti 1, i 4i p.trt4oI .the I mint js;.it, . 1 lilta, Jsiv dl ASHIW.TON. h. t; !..l'i - Tivsident H.vm'wIi to1.iy nomi ii.itiHl Jemmo X. Frank of Xew Vol k. now elMii ni.m ot the snuri- mnusMon. to In- a ludee of the Mixind leik-i.il circuit .urt 01 appi-4l nhu-h rmhr,u-i- New oi k. ei-nvr.t ,ind tVnnoeiunt NURSERY STOCK Nut and Fruit Trees; Ornamentals Largest end most complete stock in Southern Oregon. Nursery and sales yard miles south of Rosebwg or 3 mile south of Coos Junction on Pacific highway. C. E. Moyer, Nurseries Phone46FI3 Roseburq. Oreaon tit HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! These Won't Last Long! 1936 FOR0 DELUXE SEDAN A very popular model that's- been completely reconditioned. Brakes checked, new rings, bearings, etc., in mo tor. Metal work carefully gone over with new first class paint conditioning oa outside. Uphol stering mohair m nice condition. C 4 f C Really a first class used car for 944! IfU CHEVROLET COUPE &ood tires, lookiag paint, bearings checked and real value in transportation for only $135 Rice & Meyers Sheet-MeUl Worki Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job lt N. JcKon st. Phn u Floor Sanding and Refinishing Old Floors Mtd Llkt K CHAS. KEEVER PhM itJ Phj, ij Watch for New flavors at the DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY Featuring this week Raspberry Rib bonette, Pure Vanilla Ice Cream and Pure Raspberry rtStf5 rY JUST LOOK At These Prices! 1937 CHEVROLET MASTER DE LUXE COACH A beautiful job, clean as can be both in side and out. Motor carefully checked and needed parts re placed. You'll like this one, it's unusually good $445 LOCKWOOD MOTORS; Inc. Your Ford Dealer in Roseburg 1940 HUDSON SEDAN with ov erdrive and large hot water heater. This car has run only a little over 8,000 miles. Tires show no wear and it's practical ly a new automobile at the very substantial reduction of $350 off of the new cost. 1937 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SE DAN Good clean paint and upholstering, tires 75o new, and it runs like a top. Come in and try it out. You'll like the car and you'll like the terms and the price is t A A m 'y 9445 These Must Go! 1934 FORD DELUXE COUPE A good-looking cheap car that has lots of style and snap. Bright maroon paint, tires extra oood and a keen little job "r 1939 FORD DELUXE SEDAN Run less than 12.000 miles, or iginal tires show little wear, up holstering and general condi tion of the car is just like new. If you're looking for an almost new car at a real aja value for 9029 .,1 Truck and Commercial Specials 1940 FORD TWO-TON TRUCK w'th Eaton axle, 8.25x20 rear fires. A real truck ready to do a real job, and priced S450 off of if s new cost 137 CHEVROLET long wheel- bone form truck .S395 1935 DODGE long wheelbase farm truck ...$275 1937 DODGE PANEL $395 1939 FORD pickup, extra 3od S49S H18 FORD pickup ...$39S X