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EIGHT R0SEBUR5 NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 Grants Pass Group Entertains Yets At Hospital Here An rlnht-pioro orchestra fur nislird ini inuMf itu (In- stuivv ;in! the several iiopiiJar numlTs they presented vwn thoroughly apprecutlrd. I'oneludinp the evening pro Kt'ain wns ihe serving of ice drain and cookies. A itimid of entertainers from 1 ClQSS 1 Railroads HaVO Ci:in!s Pass KIKs Lod" No. ' r.s-i, pi.-eiited a variety show nuge earnings increase Hose- in the Niht Jan. 'A lor patients at the tun Veterans Hospital most l (K-ent of the Klks entertainments. Master ot c-eremonlci for the Fhvv was Jack Hu"hes, assisted by his a ife. The Huehes M-rit M-veral vears duri.i; the recent w ar sej Atn' with a I '.S O. uii't and know what sei vu-emen en- i joy. Their impersonations of the ( iay '!o's w as a secial treat. A hartx'i shof quaiii-t with q .tale-wide reputation sanR sever al pleasing numlx-rs. Their eov tunics oi' short-cut white jackets. Al Smith dei hies, and handler ba r moustaches brought hack pleas ant memories to the oid timers. "Yodchntf Turn," an ex-fil. who has taken up yodelt.il as a huhty. entertained with i.evcral num- hers. His own comixv.ation, "That's What I Likt South racilic. was The silver voice of Miss Shirley was very well received hy the pa tients who enjoyed her numbers. WASHINGTON, Jiin. 7. - P -Class I itaiiroads had estimated net income ol $ M.iVMi.iMiO in No-verntH-r compared with $.'i!MKM. CH(0 in November, l!Mti, the Asso ciation ot American Railroads re ported yrMei day. Class 1 railroads are those do intf 5l.(JbO.(Mj or more gross busi ness annually. Net income repre sents the amount remaining after payment of otating exenses and allowances for taxes, interest and other fixed charges. Examinations Set for Real Estate Salesmen SALEM, Ore., Jan. 7. ZD State Heal Estate Commissioner Claude H. Murphy has scheduled examinations within the next few Alwmt the days tor real estate brokers and highlight, salesmen. I hey w ill be held In WESTERN THRILLER AT STAR 4 Z'jS, fy.-tAL& i' a - xAia Koy Kogcn serenades the villjuc U-lle in tins scene Irum Republics " I tie Gay Kjmhtro, wnhjjne rrjre. Kluniiith Fulls Junuarv !th, Med find January 12, Salem January 14 and 1'oruanu on tn j:jth. WE SPECIALIZE IN HYDRAMATIC DRIVE WORK No Waiting Work Dono Promptly Full Line of Hydramatic Drive Parts and Factory Trained Hydramatic Mechanics at Ray Buckley Motors olds - 233 N. Stephens GMC .TRUCKS Ph. 311 SPECIAL Collie and Shcppard Puppies $2.50 end Up. Deep Orange and Yellow German Roller Canaries Also Hen Canaries I'M AWFULLY SORRY (OH FLEAS. ALL THEIR. f 'HIDDEN GO TO THE DOGS s. Produce Prices PORTLAND Butterfat, prem ium quality delivered in Portland 9-1 to 7 cents a pound. First quality !)2 to 95 cents. Seennd quality 84 to K7 cents. Vallev routes and country points 2 cents less tha;i first or KJ to 'J.'J cents. Kutter - Wholesale F O B. bulk Ot-pound cuIh's: Gratle AA, !3 score 88 cnt a pound. Grade A score 87 cents, (irade U 90 sore K'i cents, (jrade C H9 score 80 cents. Cheese Oregon singles 4-1 i to 53 cents. Loal 4Gi to TAi cents. EfKS A Rrade large GOi to 61 J cents. Medium 60J (-('nts. A f ;rade small 49i ents. B grade arue 50i to 53i cents. Live Chickens - NumbT one broilers under 24 pounds 28 omIs a pound. All weight fivers range from 'Mi to 35 cents. Aoastcrs, 4 pounds and over, 35 to 3G cents. I-eghorn fowl under 4 pounds 20 to 21 cents. Over 4 pounds 24 t(i 25 rents. Fowl, colored, all weights 31 to 33 cents a pound. Washouts Isolate South Douglas Communities i Several communities adjacent to Kiddle were isolated todav hv high water and washouts. A 50-foot -section of the Kiddlc-Can-yonviile road, at the approach to the hrnlge. was washed out during the night. Water covered the Shoestring load and Isolated a muntter of families on that route. Schools were closed l1 cause busses could transjxtrt only a limited numtcr of pupils. Fami lies residing in tents along Ihe river were evacuated late Tues day with little loss of furnishings and suplies and were housed temporarily with friends. Chinese General Ousted On Disloyalty Charge SHANGHAI. Jan. 7 -.in -The high command in the Kuomin tang, which is the government I tarty, has Ixxrtcd out ienet al Vug Yu Hsiang on charge of disloyalty. Feng, who in his time was the Chinese minister, now is in the Vniled States where he has been sharplv criiical of Gen eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's re ginu. The Chinese government ordered Feng to come home but the Christian general has shown no disnsition to do so. Tliis is what trmk ojicrators find in our (.hops: Tottls, machiiU'S anj equipment iksijjnci!, or siliviej and approved, by Inlernatioii.il to meet the exacting standards of the International Truck Senice Engineers. And in our shop truck operators find one thing more. They find met hanks thoroughly trained according to International Truck meth ods in the expert UbC of our moilern SIG 527 N. Jackson equipment. Our equipment and me chanics make money for truck opera tors in two ways, They save shop time, which means minimum charges for maintenance and repairs. And the high quality work turned out means long, trouble-free, economical truck opera tion. Yes, our maintenance service saves and makes money for triuk operators. One experience will convince you. FETT Ph. 169 AAA 7l!MTI0lrj DRIVERS WARNED Jaws concprninp: vehicles equip ped with unconventional muf flers, such as "Smitties," "straight piM's" and "cut outs." will oe strictly en forced In Koschurp. it was announced hy Chief of Police C. II. Haiid. The chief warned that viola tors will be cited into Police Court immediately. In 1911. only 10 per cent of the dye consumed in the United .States was produced In this country. Elimination Tourney Dated On Wrestling Card A seven-man wrestling tourna ment, including six matches of sinnle elimination, will be feat ured at the KoscburR Armory Saturday night, according to .Matchmaker Don Owen. The tournament was arranged as the result of several protests regarding the logical challenger to the Pacilie coast junior heavy weight mat title now held by Krankie Stojack, former Wash ington State College football line man who won the title from Jackie Nichols in Yakima, Wash., recently. Owen has announced that the winner of last week's match be tween Joe Lynam and Tony Koss, won by I.ynam, would meet Al Williams for the right to meet Stojack. A violent protest from Tex Hager, who received a re served decision In a match against Williams recently, claimed that the young, talented Oregonian had an injual right to the title tilt, along with Lynam and Williams. 'ITiere were other mild protests from other matmen and Owen eventually decided on the tourna ment, adding Jack O'Reilley, Aus tralian champion; Georges I)u sette', former coast titleholder; Sammy "The Devil" Cohen, "king of the villains", and George Curtis, a newcomer from Mississippi and Southern eham-1 plon. The seven men will enter the l ing simultancou-dy with Referee Klton Owen and will draw for first-round opponents. There will be three preliminary bouts, two semi-linals, and the one final clash. All will be over a 15-min-ute route, to a fall or the decision of three ringside Judges. The six-match event will be one of the really outstanding wrestling exhibitions of the wint er season and w expecti'd to be packed with color and dynamie action. A capacity crowd appeals inevitable, and fans are warned to make early ringside reservations. Announcing a New Service PUBLIC TYPING Mimeographing ond Mailing Service Notary Public OFFICE OPENS JANUARY 5 122 S. Jackson (Opposite Indian Theatre) Hazel Reid Phone 159 R Life Assurance Not because someone may die, but that someone may continue to live. Sun Life of Canada Don-Forbes OFFICE PHONE: 565-R RES. PHONE 859 DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE BANK BUILDING IF ITS VALUE YOU WANT VOU WANT KROEIILER Vitt-ifBiM' ... f r - , '-TT FURNITURI Sofa & Chair M50 KROEHLER is the famous furniture you've seen advertised in all the leading magazines like SATURDAY EVENING POST, LIFE, etc. That alone is your "safety" and assurance of quality through and through. This new KROEHLER VAL-U-BILT living room is the "buy" of the year, because it's priced far below "going market prices." The big luxurious sofa and matching lounge chair are so beautifully styled, and oh so comfortable. Quantities art limited, of course. tea. MomeFupnishings 111 No. Jackson Phone 330 THE HOME OF PERSONALIZED SERVICE
