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SISHT ROSEBURS KEWS-REVIEW. ROsEBURS, 0RES6N, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1941 Marketing Day To Draw 350 Here Approximately .150 persons, In cluding 300 eighth graders and their teachers, will be In Rose hurg Saturday to participate In the 4-M Marketing day program, sponsored by the agricultural committee of the Koseburg chamber ol commerce. T h e group will arrive at 8:30 and meet In the LorKwood Motor com pany show room, where they will be organized into groups of ap proximately 30 each and sent on lours. These tours will Include visitations to departments of the courthouse, manufacturing con cerns, U. S. forest service, U. S. weather bureau and many other places of interest to them, until noon. They will have lunch as guests of the Roseburg business men at the armory during the noon hour. Following that. lh"v will he guests of Don Rnda baugh, local theater manager, at their choice of the two theaters. The Marketing day program is for those eighth graders who have completed the 411 market ing project In conjunction with their state textbook work in agriculture. Tops' Is the Word for These Night Fighters A. W.Coleman Is Taken by Death A. W. Coleman, 59, died Sunday evening at his home, 324 E. Wash ington St., Roseburg, following a long illness, lie was born Sept. 21, 1881, at Morris, Manitoba, and was married at Twin Valley, Min nesota, Oct. 20, 1004, to Amelia Hagen. Surviving are the widow and a daughter, Mrs. Daniel Keohane, .Roseburg. Mr. Coleman became a resident of Roseburg in 1938, when he came from Grand Forks, North Dakota, following retirement from the Northern Pacific rail road, which he served as freight and passenger agent for muny years. He was a member of Masonic orders and the Episcopal church. uneral services will be held at the Roseburg Undertaking com pany parlors at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Rev. Perry Smith officiating. Ma sonic rites will be conducted by the local lodge. The body will be taken to Portland for final rites. Letters on farthest plane in background spell out "tops" and these Boulton Paul Defiant planes navo lived up to that word in nocturnal battles over Britain. Powered with Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, the British planes carry power-operated, multi-gun turrets. Nose Shows How She Likes Adolf Salmon Being Landed In Idleyld Park Area Salmon fishing haa begun nt Idleyld park, It was reported to day, Vern Moore having taken a 30-pound fish and Austin Du mont landing an lH-pounder Sun day. Several other salmon were honked hut were lost. Some jack salmon are also being taken, i Several salmon were taken by trailers at Winchester Sunday, but muddy water made fishing generally poor over the weekend. LOCAL NEWS Back to Work Mrs. Carl Raf fel has returned to her work at I.erah's Beauty shop, following n week's Illness at her home on South Stephens street. Spend Day in Eugene Mr. and Mis. O. I.. Johnson, of this city, drove to Eugene yesterday to celebrate the second birthday an niversary of their grandson, Larry Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson. Visit Over Week-End Mr. and Mrs. Krank Houghton, of Slurgls. South Dakota, who have been visiting In California, stop, ped over In Roseburg to spend the weekend as guests of Mrs. Prudence Hidlngcr. They are re lining home via the northern route. PL' I toft '( ' S i j- ? A 9r1 . mfh 20c; colored hens over 5 lbs., lfic; hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 171c; Ix-ghorns, under 31 lbs., 14e; over 31 lbs., 14 Jc lb.; old roosters 5e. DRESSED TURKEYS-Nominal: Selling prices; Hens 22-2-lc lb.; toms 21-22. ONIONS Oregon Danvers, re gular Is, $2.50; 3-Inch and larger 52.75-3.00; 50 lb. sack. POTATOES New Hawaiian $1.25-40 31 1b. box; Florida $2.25 per 501b. crate. New California long whites, No. 1, S1.G5 bs., $1.75 501b. bag. POTATOES Old D e s c h u tes No. 1, $1.2545, selected Deschutes brand $1.45; Yakima ( 1 cwt.; Klamath $1.3540 cental; selected Klamath $1.50. Meats and provisions: COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 125-140 lbs., 11112c; vealers, fancy. 17118c; light thin 1215c heavy, 1215c: lambs, old crop, 17i-18c lb.; 1941 spring ( ): ewes, fi-lOc lb.; good cutter cows 1213c lb.; can ner cows 10-lle lb.: uuils, 1314c lb. WOOL 1941 contracts, Ore gon ranch, nominal 3132c lb.: 1940 eastern Oregon ranee 30-32c lb.; crossbred, 3l-35c lb.: Will. imetto valley 12 month, 34-38c lb.; lamb ( ) lb. MOHAIR 1940, 12 month 40c lb. HOPS Oregon 1910 seedless 3234c lb.; seed 241 25c lb. CASCARA BARK -1910 neel 8c lb.; 1941, 8c lb. Miss Helen lliclt, arriving In New York from Kuropc, lets America know what sliu thinks about Hitler. working about on. 40 feet further Five Injured When Auto Crashes Bridge Railing MILTON EREEWATER, Ore April 7. (API-Five Walla Wal la, Wash., persons were Injured today when their automobile crashed through the railing of Ihe Pine creek bridge al Weston and rolled into the water. The Injured were Dr. George Huxton of the U. S. veterans' hos pltal at Walla Walla; his wife and 12 year old (laughter, Mary .-ue, aim wr. and Mrs. Hart Kir by. The Buxton's family dog was Killed. By a queer twist or fate, Dr. R B. Steele, en route from Minne apolis, Minn., to Walla Walla to succeed Dr. Buxton at the vet erans' hospital, arrived at the crash scene just in time to treat the injured. Takes Wife Home Harry E. Hoffman, of Marshfield, rame to Roseburg Saturday and took his wife hack to their home yester day. Mrs. Hoffman, who recently underwent a major operation at Sacred Heart hospital In Eugene, was brought to Kosebuii Insl fiinc.niay oy nil's. .lames .1.(1. prmln 17- 11, i .,,. of Eugene, and conveles.vd here , pels; 3Sc in cartons; B grade 't(ic at the home of her hrotheiin law in parchment wrappers. 37e in nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. 'cartons. Johnson, on East Douglas street. ! BUTTER FAT First nu.-itltv lloffmans formerly made 1 maximum C. nf l ir -....( ..i.i.,;. MARKET REPORTS WHEHAT FUTURES PORTLAND, Ore.. April 7. API Open High Low Close May 77 77 77 77 Sept 77 77 77 77 PRODUCE PORTLAND. Ore., April 7. (AP) BUTTER - Prints. A The their home here. delivered In Portland 3tU-37c lb. premium quality (maximum of j 35 of 1 per cent acidity), 37! ,'lSc lb : valley routes and country points 2c less or 3.V; second quality 2c under first or 3:V lb. 1 CIIEF.SK - Selllnir nrlce to (AP) Eighteen year old Joseph I Portland retailers; Tillamook Youth Wins Battle for Freedom From Mine Trap CENTRALIA, Pa., April ?.- Iotlus didn t even wince tndav while hospital nurses changed dressings on his hands worn raw by digging his way out of a coal mine cave-In ISO feet underground where he had been trapped and almost give up for dead for 52 hours. Except for a deep cut on his her.d -he was knocked uncon scious by n falling timber in the slide which entombed Mm and a fellow worker last Friday at 11 n. m. Loftus was pronounced in good condition by doctors. Miners dug their way to l.eon triplets. 211c lb.: loaf, 221c lb. triplets to wholesalers 19Se lb.; loaf 201c f. o. It. Tillamook. ECUS Prices to producers: A. large. 21c; B large 20c; A me dium ISc; H medium 17c do. Re sale to retailers 4c higher for cases, cartons 5c higher. HAY- Selling price on tracks: Alfalfa, No. 1. $11 7;, ton; oat vetch. $10 (HI ton; Willamette valley clover $10. ml ton: timothy eastern Oregon $17 00; valley timothy 1 1 ion. Portland. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices: No. I grade Leghoi n : nrd Burns, 45, on Saturday morn- broilers 11 to 2 lbs., 17c; fryers. Ing, but had almost abandoned under 3 lbs., 18c; springers 3 to hope for Loftus, who had been i lbs., 19c; roasters, over 4 lbs., Montgomery ANNOUNCE THEIR ANNUAL anil nn fill I If in.iei U0 M BEGINS TODAY April 7th and ends JUNE THE 4TH Prizes Given Each Week HERE ARE THE RULES weekly prize for largest salmon caught There will be each week. Contest starts April 7th and runs to May 31 for weekly priies. All fish must be weighed In nt the store and legally caught. Any fish showing net or hook marks other than In mouth will disqualify that fish. Salmon must be caught in the Umpqua river anywhere between Elkton and the fish racks. Fish entered in Montgomery Ward contest may not be entered in any other contest. Fish may be displayed for one day in ice-filled cabinet In front of Montgomery Ward store. Person catching fish will deliver salmon to store and pick up after being on display. From June 1st to June 4th, every person that entered a fish from April 7th to May 31st In our weekly contest may participate In our grand finale fish derby for the grand prize. Judges of fish caunht will be Howard Stucky, store mananer, Roger B.ilty. advertising manaqer. Roseburq News Review, and Russell Ingalls, sporting goods mana ger of the local store. A bulletin hoard will be on dlsnlav In the Sporting Goods Dept. showing all persons entered In contest. The win ners of each weekly orite will be shown as well as the standing on fish derby from June 1st to June 4th In clusive. The nrue for the first week will be a $3.79 fly rod. Watch the News Review for weekly winners and announcements for tite next weekly prize. The Grand Prize tor larqrst salmon cauqht during the last four days of derby from June 1 to June 4, inclusive, will be a Deluxe 14 ft. Relnell Boat la $50 value). This contest will be open to all fishermen except Mont gomery Ward employees and their immediate families. 11. 315 N. JACKSON ST. ,7 ; T AprU wUli Let Wards; Help tss 1 I jf$&, For Long' Smooth Casfs - " " IK! ( SILK CASTING LINE tM AkXli A ' t "t" ik. jj j" VU I Ward, famous "Sturdibilt" j TKflv Letters on farthest plane in background spell out "tops" -and these Boulton Paul Defiant planes f 11 111 fe" 1 ZS J 50 yd" XM" " II sM I havo lived up to that word in nocturnal battles over Britain. 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