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FOUR Proceedings Of January Listed Following are the proceedings and claims allowed at the regular January term ot county court: Jan. 2nd Bonds of the follow ing oflicers examined and ap proved: O. T. Carter, Sheriff, $10,000; O. T. Carter, Tax Collec tor. $30,000: Roy Agee. Clerk. $10,000; Oliver L. Johnson, Treas- urer, $30,000: Ben B. Irving. Sur - eennn. r , nr-,Li Justice of the Peace. $1,000 'Courier, $8.50, Jury list, Fred M.'m"u"Ur iliK5 7l ' Thomas C. Hartfiel, Justice of the Wright et al $9.00, Roseburg JEM-J'J.' ha ufin' Peace; additional bond 59,000; .Printing Co., $39.25, A. E. Sini-j ? p?' q ' ' Clarence Leonard, Justice of the I mons, $8.00, P TT Co., $2.35. Peace, $1,000; Ward C. Watson, Justice of the Peace, $1,000; George Edes, Constable, $1,000; J. C. Beals, Constable, $1,000; Harry C. Stearns, Coroner, $3,000. Jan. 4th-SE'4 Sec. 34 Twp. 32, S. R. 5 W. W. M. sold to G. H. Bigelow for $1,200 on contract. Jan. 4th East 8' ft. Lot 15 Block 10, Riddle, sold to E. J. Van Doren for $15.00 cash. Jan. 4th Part of Lots 7, 8 and 9, and West 15 ft. Lot 6 Block 28, Kinney's Addition, sold to J. L. Richey for $125.00 on contract. Jan. 4th Lots 5 and 6, Block 24 Walter Addition, Roseburg, sold to J. L. Richey, for $300. on contract. Jan. 4th Lots 17 and 18, Block 25 Sutherlin, sold to Arthur M. Smith and Alia O. Smith for $70d cash. Jan. 4th Lots 12 and 13, Block 20, Miller's Addition, Roseburg, sold to E. R. Sutton and Anna Sutton for $60.00 on contract. Jan. 5th Dance Hall license grunted to Mrs. Elizabeth Skaggs at C'.MinaR Vallnv ' Jan. 12th Dance Hall liconec I KittmiM io wnvne K. Kite, It. M. Crawford, and Milo Smith for Rice H'll Community Hall. Jan. 13th Franchise granted to D. p. French to construct and maintain a power line over and across the Dlxonville Carnes road in Sec. 17, Tp 28 S. R. 5 W, W. M. Jan. 13th FVflnrhicn irrnntnrl tn P. (X Green to install and main-! rain a water conduit under and.mRer, yc.so, o. T. Carter, $11.30, across the Red Hill road in Sec. 34, Twp 23, S. R. 5 W. W. M. ' 1 Jan. 13th Franchise granted to P. O. Green to construct and maintain a power line across the Red Hill road in Sea 34, Twp 23, S. R. 5 W. W M. - Jan. 13th Franchise granted to P. O. Green to construct and maintain a power line across the Red Hill road in Sec. 34, Twp 23, S. R. 5 W. W. M. ' Jan. 15th Dance Hall license grunted to N. Lcwellyn and Gar net Folmsbee for Olalln Commun ity Hall. Jan. 15th Lot 3 See. 3, Twp 22 S. R. 12, W.' W. M., containing 4.51 acres, sold to Nelson Hbgan and Alys Hogan lor $100. cash. Jan. 15th Lois 9 and 10, Block 5, Miller's Addition, Roseburg, sold to Erich Hoeft and Jean Hoeft, for $60.00 on contract. Jan. 15th SVV1 SI01 Sec. 36, Twp 24 S. R. S. W. W. M. sold to Tyee Forest Cooperative for $157a cash. ! Jan.- 15th Quit claim deed granted to Kenneth W. Ford and Hallle E. Ford, for Lot 3 Block 3, Laurelwood Addition, Roseburg, to clear title. Jan. 17th Lots 13 and 14, Block 14, Riddle, sold to Diocese of vnmui r mi casn. ' Jan. 19th John R, Kerr ap - Douglas County, Dog Control Dis- !'iMiii.-u v"ui ccmeiu oincer ioriou cuius. irici. Jan. 20th Lot 8 Block 77, Sub- division A, Kinney's Improved ! j mi iu iwseuurg, som 10 City olraiu-uw, f -l 1 uo SI.160. Rose- Roseburg for $50. cash. Jon. 20th Parcel of land in Plat D, R. H. O. T. sold to Jesse J. and Versa R. Russell for $100. on contract. Jan. 22nd 'Franchise granted to S. E. Chaudoln to install and malntr.ln a water conduit across the Oialla road In Sec. 17, Twp 29, S. R. 7 W. W. M. Jan. 24th All that Dart of Alexander Avenue lying between: the northerly line of Portland buwi una me norineny ne l Blocks 1 and 2 extended, in Umn . qua Park Addition, Roseburg. va cated upon the petition of W. J. Mess and Joanne E. Mess. Jan. 23id - Dance Hall license granted to F. B. Reeves for Elk head Community Hall. Jan. 26th Dance Hall license granted to Wm. Jantzer and Ben Phelps lor dance hall nt Azalea, Jan. 30th -Franchise granted SAWDUST Sawdust Burner Parts Carried in Stock REPAIR SERVICE SLAQWOOD Hin. Green. 4 ft. Dry and Green IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ROSEBURG LUMBER COMPANY Phone 468-469 to Harry B. Dollar to Install and mnlntnln o Wfltol. nrlxlt alnn.r county road in Sec. 33, Twp. 32l$3.80. Chapman Ph a r m a cy, I S. K. 6 W. W. M. $108.81, Herman G. Althaus, 75 1 Circuit Court: " i cents, Douglas County Farm j P TT Co $4 95' Greer Publ IJureau' $713, Roseburg Electric,! Co., $4.20, SIA Comm. 30 cents, Law Library: West Publ Co.. S6 00 Bnneroft.Whitiinv Cn 7VI County S" Whlt,ley Co $7-50- T- T TIL I rr .-. v F. L. PhlODS. SeCV. $125.78 H. ?: .J 0 a d m 5.n' Commissioner,! tlSSR P TT Co.. $6.05. SIAirnMr.? iTm. S IOT ,aU Comm. 31 cents. Justice Court: A. G. Clarke. Agt. $10.00. Geo lW. Young and Son. $100.00. Jus- f,(n tr ooe nn ti ri Juvenile Court: Dr. B. R. Shoemaker. $1.00 and $2.50, Standard Oil Co., $1.13, Shell Oil Co., $12.08, Tidewater Oil Co., $9.24, General Petroleum Oil Co., $7.10, Agnes M. Pitch ford, $25.00, P TT Co., $15.65, Mrs. Heleno Brust, $16.00, SIA Comm. $3.30. District Attorney: Roseburg Printing Co., $34.55, A. E. Simmons, $39.00, J. K. Gill Co., $3.29, Lester L. Limberly, PM $10.00, P 'IT Co., $5.23, SIA Comm. 30 cents. County Assessor: ' G. W. Young and Son, premium, $15.00. extra clerk hire: Mattie iee tayior, $40.35, Florence H Powell, $50.05, P TT Co., $3.35, Roseburg Book Store, $3.60, West Coast Printing and Binding Co., $24.80, Roseburg News Review, siv.zu, tiA uomm. $1.24, County Clerk: PM Lester L. Wimberlv. S130.80 una $z.oo ann a.uo, uoen Lum ber Co., $98.95, extra hire, Mary Duclle Ploss. $80.75. P TT Co.. $3.60, Stevens-Ness Law Publ Co., ifiZ37, West Coast Printing and Binding Co.. $42.50. SIA Comm. County Coroner: H. C. Stearns, $8.00. County Sheriff's Legal: Service fees; George Edes, $3.00, C. E. Godden,- $1.80, W. A. Manning, $4.20, Travel Expense, W. B. Garrett, $9.15, H. M. Mc Cabe, $28.10, R. G. Baker, $11.45, A. B. Smith, $23.25, Wm. Kiss- Standard Oil Co., $8.40, Shell Oil Co.. $1.95. Nordlins Partn Cn . j.a.io, urcnara Auto farts, sm.sh, ' O. T. Carter, cash for spot light, 1 $15.00, Olympla Supply Co., $8.50,, Lester L. Wlml)erly, PM $10.00. Roseburg Book Store, $2,95, Sun Printing Co., $9.25, P TT Co., $18.90, Western Union, $1.53, SIA Comm. $13.21. County Sheriff's Tax Dept.: P TT Co., $2.35, SIA Comm. $1.24. County Sheriff's Del. Por Tax Coll.: Roseburg Motor Co., $5.75, Han sen Motor Co., $63.50, Si Dillard Motor Co., 65 cents, Hinsdale's Electric Service $18.35, SIA Comm. $1.01. County 8chool Superintendent: Royal Typewriter Co., Inc., $129.60, Oregon News Co., $13.00, Roseburg Book Store, $7.10, P TT co., !W.7t); SIA Comm. 30 cents. County Surveyor: Ben B. Irvlnrr, $16.10, Virginia v. r.ggor, iy.uu, t: u. vcar, map, $3.50, Roseburg Book Store. S9.75. P IT Co., $2.35. SIA Comm 47 cents. County Treasurer: G. W. Young and Son, premium, "Cinno r-i ' ;S&0.75, Pierce Auto Freight Lines ..u., nu cents, r i t uo., $ij.35, j. lL - Murray, $37.50, SIA Comm, County Health Unit: Travel Expense, Mary A. Bar rett. S63.35. Edith C. I.HII,.r $54.35, Lester L. Wimbcrly, PM., burg Book Store, $2.00, Western Union, 54.93, Physicians and Hos pltul Supply Co., $22.69. Now Ser vice Laundry, $4.07, SIA Comm. $1.70. County Horns and Hospital: Burial, Harry C. Stearns, $50.00, ltoyd W. Burton, $6.00, Roseburg Lumber Co., $78.90, Elsie Kellv. $8.00. B. S. Nichols. $5.75. J. E. Cooper, $57.00, Fred Boyer, $43.50, Deb's Market, $6.00, Anderson Grocery, 75 cents, Utile's Groc- ery, iougius County Cream ery, $.19.15, Douglas County Flour Mills. $54.75, Bob Frank's Groc ery. $1611 27, Fullerton Candy Co.,, $19.88, A. R. Greenley, $3.80, Grimm's Grocery, $13.79. Patter son's Model Bakery, $52.91, Ump qua Dairy. Produce Co., $7.12, Umpqua Produce Co., $15.00, Roseburg Sanitary Market, SliU.bl, Calif. Oregon Power Co. SX8.43, Consolidated Freightways, ROSEBURG' KEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON Isi.10, Physicians and Hospital! Ciir.Jii rn TT CItaII "HI fr, itf SC AUn, S2M t6' JK6?",- lthuu2-2?' ,r 11 V' vancu, ai.oo, ympqua Valley Hardware Co, f,,.J.U.,, VICUII 1T1UIUC11 fJlC 11,' ... i do mi oono.i :ii"" i" Total for month. $2641.28. cred - I- ,,',,' ' ., meals, $13.13, Safeway Stores No. 149, $9.27, Clark's Studio, 50 cents and $11.39, New Service woumy youn nouse: Extra, lanltor. Joe Karnes. i $22.75 and $18.20, Roseburg Lum- ' ber Co., $96.00, Calif - Oregon Power Co., $113.12, Coen Lumber i-o., it.uu, Denn-Gerretsen Co. Inc., $10.00 and $13.10, Roseburg Lumber Co., $21.75, Geo W. Leeper, $5.50, Roseburg Electric, $1.50, Umpqua Valley llardware, $11.24 and $2.50. Otis Elevator Co., $28.90, Montgomery Ward i Co.. $25.05. Roseburr Garhace Disposal, $3.00, Harry Hill, paint ing, $81.40, SIA Comm. $2.87. County Welfare Agencies: Boy's and Girls Aid Society of Oregon, $13.55, Catholic Charities, $5.00, Mental cases; Dr. B. R. Shoemaker, $10.00 and $25.00, Dr. Geo Houck, $25.00, Dr. Chas B. Wade, $15.00, Laura Cummings, $5.75. County Welfare Commission: Leslie M.' Scott, State Treas urer; $5,148.80, covering blind as sistance, $75.20, Dependent Chil dren. $1264.20. and Old Ace. qiooui.w, emergency, ueneral As. sistance, Dr. Alfred B. Peacock, $15.00, Mrs.. Russell Barclay uuaru una room, aoz.uu County Soldiers and Sailors: Erwin Short, Chairman, $65.00. County Agents and Boys and Girlt Oregon State College, $900.00. County Bounties ,1, umu Bonnev. 2 covoies. xo.ihi. Lowell Lousignant, coyote and bobcats. $12.50. the following re. ceived $100 for one coyote: Isaac Thomas, R. B. Banning, Gerald L. Lponey, John H. Garrison, i-owou lousignant, L. o. Worley, 3 bob eats, $7.50, the following received $5.00 for two hob cats: i. ,V -?mos- wougias nice, Joe M-"eenin, the following received $2.50 for one bob cat; Albert Weekloy, Harold F. Barker, Ben nle Payne, Forest Solomon, E. R. King, C. E. Puckett, Harvey J. Davis, Chas. II. Erwin, Govern ment Hunter's travel expense, $25.00 each, Edgar B. Jones and Leo W. Ulam. County Owned Lands:. Real estate bought, Lexington Investment Co., $120.00, Timber Cruisers, and travel expenses; Armour Murdock. $252.90. J. J. Holmes, . $5(52.65, W. L. Cobb, $583.20, Timber compassman; ! Jack Chapman, $305.05, H. V.i Rachor, $29.40; Delbert Poole, Holmes, $40.75, Jack Kussell,$5.40, Emmett Moyer, $146.70, S r $192.00, Walter Wagoner, $229 '80 CT A -. ant CO - . ' ' Dairy Herd Inspector: Dr. Geo. L. Nicholas, $6.00 Defense Program: Story lies, chief clerk OPA Kniff a"d Water' 520.00. , tiecnon: . ' . P TT Cot, So cents! itienerai budd es: i, J K.GI11 c-53?3,' Roseburg Book Store, $12.80, Sun Printing Property Classification: 1 Use of car, Ned-Dixon, $4.25, map, Ben a. irving, 30 cents. Farm Appraiser and travel ex pense, N. E. Richardson, S245.75, SIA Comm., $1.4,1. . Publishing: Roseburg News Review, claims $25.05. " . ' ' . Sealer of Weights and Measures Department of Aericulturp. $39.64 and $19.82. . Tax Rebate: Tax Department, $3547.88. Ore gon Physicians Service, $75.00. Bureau Internal Revenue, $1103.90. GENERAL ROADS , The following warrants are In A. Mathews, $17.65. Alfred Gib! payment ot Patrolman and crews bons, $70.30. M.' F. Middclhiiro-. $78.75," Virginia D. Esse, $1.70, F. C. Frear, $224.90, Homer Gal lap, $249.30. Fred J. Hayes, $180.80, E. L. Dolan, $194.90, Louis Benway, $186.30, Henry p. He bard, $79.10, Charles E.' Roberts, $152.20, J. D. Sanders, $67.70, Ben W. Taylor, $200.10, Geo Cren shaw, $172.40, J. T. Buffington, $166.90, Walter F. Cox, $175.90, Chas. M. Hlney, $183.50, B. E. Leas, $258.50, W. L. Corn, $202.20, J. M. Spancake, $153.40, E. G. Weber. S59.15. Fred Rranninoor $172.40, Geo Shamp, $12.20 and $9.80, J. M. Deardorff, $172.40; J. F. Sellers. $153.40. Adoloh tf;,; 1n'lJ4w' A,?Jpn I J?e,WSM- R,oy I'snS1'- $166.90, Sharron Colley, $156.60, A. H. Hardesty, $74.90, S. A. Mode, $20.90, Cliff White, $73.00, S11.20. $22.40. $6.00 and SSSSn Roy Ladd. $28.00. tenrfniTu on'" 5, ?,"4JA'y . -"' I rl wKT' f?-2.5; I snsr yr? A ''6 Ha" p'i I $180.80, Geo Casebeer. $161.70. nnn HrnmhupL- sic;ie: t tj Breedlove, $125.20, Chas.' Patter! son. S184n T.vmnn cm. ciion Jesse G. Russell, $186.30, Harvey Carey, $158.90 and $11.70, W. H I Carey, $71.00 and $69.30, W. E. Buell, $13.80, Clyde Rvdell $208.50, S. A, Earl, $201 10 Sam Woosley, $55.65,- Ed Benjamin S10.10, Eat-I Townsend, $21.20, Roy Spalding,' $97.90, Kenneth Madison, $205.90. ' Max Mvers $206.40, Ernest Wober, $154.25, Alfred Cloake, $208.50, E. O. Rand, $213.90, K. J. Hughes, $15,90, G. W. Croucher, $90.90, Richnrd Croucher, $42.10, Regi nald Johnston, $51.70, E. S. Chau dion, $3.40, John Linamari, $19.60, Romie Howard, $97.50, Frank Wilson, $5.40, O. O. Malhews, $166.90, Joe Matthews, $144.70, H. Trent, $98.60, Tim Wandell, $126.40; Chas. Cermond, $118.10, John Maddox. $26.90. Guv McGee. $57.80, Bill Rachor, $57.50, , John . I . - One always afantls out Blitz AVclnhard's fame, like its golden color, shines through r.hc years. That's because people of good taste, who know good taste, keep right on asking for it. ..the beer so good it's guaranteed satisfying! 1 ffT'j?fR'!y7jyv " I SXTIBTYINQ frf V . toiX lis .ur,(iirEn f rS V . j IP Aft l I KM. tIKIN.O 101 ,, PBm 1 WkiwM ... .WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY John B. Ollnghcuse, $28.95, Guy Mcuee, $4b.uo, sniney cam, $27.60, M. A. Ormsby, $203.00, Manford McCulloch, $48.10, G. W. Johnson, $34.30. C. W. Perry. $183.50, Pete Ulam, $88.80, Ore gon Physicians Service, $132.50, Bureau Internal Revenue, $937.45, Total payrolls, $10,099.10. State Industrial Accident Commission. $418.16. The following warrants are in payment of express, freieht. gravel repairs services and sup plies: Oregon-Nevada-Calif. Fast Freight, $10.38, Roseburg Sand ana uravei uo.. Sd.az and $289.30, Delbert Poole, $4.65, Tiny aw onup, ej..3u, bou s uarage, $2.85, M. C. Garage, $2.00, LeBleu Motor Co., 75 cents, O. K. Rub ber Welders, $1.25, F. H. Brown, $1.05, Geo. D. Madison, $9.50, Whipple Logging Co., $262.50, City Recorder. ReedsDort. 2.fin. v-iiy necoraer, canyonville, $3.00, uemraj Lincoln hUD. xi.m. t a f. Oregon Power Co.. $32.05. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., 90.au, ana 3:u.43, jjen is. Irvuig, $4.80 and $7.20, Coen Lumber Co., $30.00, Sis Fett. $31.45. V. L Hoi. gate, $2.80, Joelson Lumber Co., $136.80, Page Lumber Fuel Co., .o, .truest tsarker, $17.16, Denn-Gerretsen Co.. Inc.. S1.7V? Si Dillard Motor Co., $31.46, Eugene Concrete Pipe and Products Co., $626.64, Douglas County Farm Bureau Co-op Exchange, $145.53, J. E. Haseltine Co., $137.64, How ard Cooper Corp., $3113.90, Lock wood Motors, $4.76, Myrtle Creek Garage, 50 cents, Nordling Parts Co., $108.93, Sutherlin Lumber co., sa.uu, west Firestone Store, $62.88, Qulne and Co , bond, $5.00, General Petroleum Corp, $1115.35, Standard Oil Co., $112.44, The Texas Co., $69.44, Union Oil Co., $72.62, Elko Plumbing Shop, $17.25, Farm Bureau Co-op Ex change, $1,788.88, Montgomery Ward Co., $8.95, Orchard Auto Parts, $55.73, Stearns and Cheno weth, $288.90, Andrew J. Mat hews, painting signs, $108.30, ,NW Industrial Laundry Service, $3.75, uiiiijqua ouuaing cuppiy uo., wood Motors, $1.50, Columbia Equipment Co., $84.98, D. and W. I.nmhor rv, 19 ki rr,i. c ply Co., $15.98, J. E. Haseltine and Co., $64.26, Oakland Lumber Co., $363.03, Oregon Culvert and Pipe Co $833 13 Woodbury and cFsr, ?99 E K ?Wood Co iSm ber $7339 ' ' ' ' ' : ber, $73.39. Total amount, $11,140.21. DOG CONTROL FUNDS Salary and travel expense, John Roland Kerr, $78.00, Sheep and goats killed; R. R. Clark, $5.00, Mrs. Lucinda Gurney, $25.00, J. H. Black, $10.00, Finzer Hall, $20.00, J. S. Germond, $15.00, Dale Baimbridge, $20.00, Chas. . S. Dyars, $35.00, Velma Jacoby, $5.00, Sam Harding, $15.00, B. R. Inscho, $10.00, Henry J Ireland, $12.50, W. C. Wallace, $30.00. Re fund dog license, Lotus G. Gartin, $2.50, . SIA Comm. $1.08. Total, $292.58. .Licenses sold $809.00. The largest mollusk known is the Giant Squid, a species known to reach a length of more than 50 feet. THOMAS EDISON, torn In 1847, Am.ilca't groat Invvntor sp.nt tht 84 y.ars of hil llf. la patl.nt March of .Uclrical Invantions which h. lucceitfully wrought for all th. world to njoy and wondor at. Th. incand.sc.nt light, 1h. phonograph, and many oihar magic rMiifiek stand as glowing testimony to th. g.nius of a man whos. boyhood schooltoach.r one. calisd a dolt". - is always nonni WAITING FOR t V NAM! mhmm, Douglas Distributing Co., 21, I94S." Uuniversity High Hoses Out R.H.S. Hcopsters, 34-31 University High school of Eu gene defeated the Roseburg In dlans 34 to 31 on the Roseburg court Tuesday night to end the basketball season for the Red skins, who took only one league game during the season. The Indians, who led through out the first half, came from be hind to take a one-point lead with less than two minutes to play, but a cripple shot by Haley and a downfloor solo by Salt, who scooped up a loose ball, put the game on ice for the visitors. The game was a battle from the free throw line, as both teams were extremely, ragged commit ting many personal fouls. The Indians converted 13 out of 19 attempts from the foul line and University dropped in 12 out of 25 shots. Benson and Harvey were lost to the Roseburg team in the last half, while James and Krell labored under a load of four personals each. Cornelius was fouled out of the University lineup. Young Off Stride - 1 Young, Roseburg forward and ace scorer for the season,1 who was crowded out of first place In the individual scorincr records. when Darrell Robinson of Eugene nign nn ia points in tne game Saturday night against Uni-Hi, was too tense and hit only two field goals,. which, added to four fre6 throws converted, gave him eight points for the game or a total of 107 for the season in league play and 207 counting con ferspce and no-conference games. He was virtually assured of sec ond place in the league. ' r Roseburg commanded the first quarter 8 to 4 and was ahead 17 to 14 nt half-time, but Uni-Hi came back strong in the third pe riod to step into a 27-23 lead as the, game entered the final stan za. A looping howitzer shot by Caskey, two free throws by James, and a cripple by Young, brought Roseburg back into the ball game and the Indians went out in front 31 to 30 as the clock measured less than two minutes to play. But Haley Diekod out a criDDle in a scramble under the basket to put the visitors in the lead bv one point and Salt climaxed the game when he scooped ud a free ball when a Roseburg player muf- ica a pass anu anDoicti down the floor for a lay-in. in the preliminary game the Roseburg Braves defeated the Uni-Hi B team 34 to 24. , Lineups: ' Uni-Hi (34) Pos. (31) Rose'g Sargent (LJ) F.... (2) Benson Salt (3) , F (8) Youni? Gillanders (4),...C t Krell Oonriell (5) C U James Haley (6) G ... (3) Harvey Substitutions: University-Cornelius 4; Roseburg-Caskey 3, Col ley, At,terbury, Jacobson, Gerret sen. Officials Hess and Laws. Guaranteed Safisjing BEER ; , Roseburg Distributors Oreoon KeeDS ConfereitCAiand Cubmaster Len B. Fishback. I wregon iwcps wocierenw . , . . Members 01 Lead by Downing Vandals ' ENGENE, Ore., Feb. 21 (AP) The University of Oregon breathed a bit more easily atop the northern division, Pacific Coast conference, cage ladder to day after turning back a spirited second-half Idaho rally last night to win 56-45. The victory put the Oregonlans a half game In front of idle Ore gon State and a full game ahead of also -idle Washington State. The two teams meet again to riight, with Idaho scheduled to appear for a weekend series in Corvallis. Washington State tack les the University of Washington in a weekend douhlebill and winds up with a pair : against Idaho. ' Bob Hamilton and Ken Hays paced the winners last night with 17 to 14 points each while Leon ard Pyno led the Idahoans with 11 tallies. Boxing Skill Wins Extra Rations for Yank Captive NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21 (AP) Sgt. Calvin. K. Benedict is making good use of the boxing he learned while attending Tu lane. He was one of a group of paratroopers taken prisoner by the Germans. In! a letter to his parents here he related he had been awarded extra rations by winning boxing bouts in prison camp tournaments. Prizes to Be Afforded In Cub Pack's Contest Cub Pack No. 304 Of Roseburg will meet in the Christian church basement at 7:30 p. m. Thursday under the direction of den chiefs MAIN EVENT George Wagner vs. Gu$t Johnson ALSO: JACK KISER VS. BUCK DAVIDSON Tickets at Powell's Sporting Goods Store .245 NORTH JACKSON sjs&zm i i ; ; . the pack will be exhibited and judged. E. K. Peterson and Eugene Springer, Kiwanis club representatives, will act as Judges. Xiwanian Abe Bean Is donating a Tiatchet as first prize. Six addi tional prizes will be given as iirst and second awards In each den. All prizes are furnished by K1-' wants club members. -: : J Basketball Scores ' "(By the Associated Press) Toledo 45. Corvallis 33. Eugene 48, Cottage Grove 33. Lebanon- 58, Junction City 45. . Albany 36, Springfield 29. ;'- U.S. GIVES GOOD HOUSEWIVES BONUS OF RED POINTS Patriotio American house wives every day are getting extra red points for doing a job that they alone can do for this country. For those who wish to get this red-point bonus, here's what to do. Save every 'drop of your used kitchen fats. Turn them in to your butcher promptly. For every pound, he'li give you Z red points bonus... that's how urgently these used fats are needed to make medicines, gunpow der, synthetic rubber, soaps and a hundred other es sentials on the battlefield and home front. Keep sav ing until the last gun's flredl J WRESTLING Saturday ROSEBURG ARMORY Feb. 24, 8:30 p. m. 'S I W I 9S
