Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 13, 1936, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX " ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1936. . WARIIINOTON. Nov. 13 (AC) i 'I'll Ik I" ll HKiunn for tho IrotiK- liry'n nniiiinl lmrvint nf ilainsiei'l inony. AH ovf Hio millnn poonlo m-n Hrirll'nf flrPH for winter nml wllh Ihn flrl hlnsi pntnp will's of won from I'llrhon bnnkors whnBo cup rrrTU'V frnn unnp on In ftmoko. nrriilnlB of Iho trrasiirv'fi ro ilnmnllnn offlrr. luivn nnvpr flfitro'l pill lllf frlinp for II. bill hn kllcll- m Biove. nil iur"i: ""'i 'n wi-n hoartli . nmnln the most nonulnr jlnrn to Mill mow;y about tin tAnwininnpHv i i , t i k iy) boIi VlorloB a tyay n Tiled VP1' ll.'o , rP'l'nmlfon offlro from mfiMlo Novniiiber U) the lost of TJpppmbpr. .lnnln linn Binripc! a flro In Hip Ftnvri whew dnilily hid a roll of bills laBt Biunninr. MothoV illsrover1 to her horror Hint (hidilv has hunt a Wnze in tnc fnrnBre vhern bIip hud bppn keep Inir tho fhrlHimaH "money. Thn tn'oB of dlsliPBB, alone wllh what Ik loft of tho currency, ro to exunrl pvamlnprB and you would bo BlirrViiBPd bow much of it i re deemed at full vnhie. Plrpa lire not Hip only caue of dpflirriyed moiiev. howpvpr. Onatu and doKB are hlnh on the list. TIip PovernniPiit 1b pmnhntle in itB ndvire about Bonis and does rail ; n velPi'lnarlan, don't tniBl homo remedied. Anil ilnn't pot tho Idea that JiiKt because you have boiiio nBhefl the Rovornment will aenrrh them for monev, ' l.nBt yenr a mnn'Hont In a inri iiound Kiirlmire can which turned' out to hold nothing bill trah. , Muleg for redemntlon -are: If IhrepflflliB of a hill ore ac counled for, you net full value. If Ipbb than three flflhs and more Ihan two-fifths, a settlement for half. , Inceptions, of course, havo been made, when acconinanled by affi davltsNind convlncliiK evidence. Ono time the onerutor of a Imr bec.uo aliind In the aoulh arrived nl the treasury with a suit case full of ashes and a story of how fire burned down his place nnd cOn mimed 11.000. Kxamluers went throiiRh the de brli and found not only every dol lar,' but t ill mora . than , tho man thought ha'd lost. In dealing with tho redemption office don't try any gct-rleh-uulck RchcmoB, for II'b only n step around the cpmur to I he secret service. : .11 r A: PONTIAC, Mich.. Nov. 13. (AP) Justice Arlhnr U. Green ruled last lllglit, Ihiil nn .automobile Irnller. whether set on blocks or on wheels Is a human dwelling ami must com Irtv wllh local building ordinances i Justice (Ireen, In handing down one of Iho first rulings on Hie sta ins of the uutomnblle miller, fine. I Hlldred Ouniarsol, . a Pontine fac tory worker, $1, mill coals or J3.10 for falluro to coiuply wilh tho Or chard ldike village ordinance ro iinlrlng all dwelling places to huvo at least 4U0 square feet of usable Hpace niul n volume of fdio cubic feet for euch occuiuint. ' tjiimtirsol anil otherB have been living In trailers parked on Hie thorn or Ppper nivalis lake, tin inarsnl luiilcnled ho would carry Hie test uiso to Ilin Michigan mi liremo .cclli. llOT SIMIIMIS, Ark., Nov. 13. (AP) Tho law enforcement com mittee of the American AsBocinlton of Motor Vehicle ailiiiiiilslriiltirs proposed loduy lliut ivery slule be llKked to enact mensurca regulating operation of automobile trailers. "If people continue to take to trailers In Ihe uext two years as they hnve in Ihe past two, then trailers will heroine the grealesl menace on the rnnd, unless neces vary enforceiuent meamireM are ad hered to," said a rerollltlou pre sented by J. P. Arnoldy, chief of the Minnesota highway patrol ami chairman of Ihe enforcement offi cers' division. It proposed regulations hy Blates, heller hitching fiicillllcs. belter lighting, adequate Idcniirita Hon, and a law governing wuight and shmmI. o GEN. DENHARDT IS SEWER FUND LOAN IS PLANNED HERE Confirmed from paijn 1) 'Wn liop that a fOioufuff of Hip rity'8 limitation In tills repaid will bring 11 limit roronnidf-nirion ntw) I'jirorabln action ly the Wnfthliig Ion hail(iiiirt('iH, nnd, thcrpfoiH, wj hionomt lo ask for ftirihM' cou l(!oii(iloii of our request. !' TOPIC OF DEBATE PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. U. (AIM An uiiflohodult'd Httuok and conn toriill nek InvtilvittK tht Knox liquor law runic to tin floor of 1lu dlxtrlct utlorncyn' nnnual 9talo convtMitlon Ihto today. In aiiHWor to rlalniH advanrod by Plutrirt Attornoyi John Hakor of Hood It lvr nnd Krid Miller of Oronon 'lty that enforcement wan lax, Kred V(netit. roiireaentlnR the (tregon lawful TemiMMftnie lea gue, nnlU (ItuukeiinePB whh . h tn prevalent now than tortunly nnd that alUiekit; pt, Itpdlt J Piipinntn prnhfhillnn 'rf not suppoi led hy fartx. IHHtHt: Aftorliey .Tnmrf Jl. Unln. Multnotnijll munty, fald hn hn-l n celved do ret X tone from t It lttum ftdmlntfftrator relative lo rea.neMtA thut tho .liquor oonimt ronnnlnlon revok lleeiiHed of iliBpenaern ron dtiellitfi biiKliM'Hri Illegally. , mi Ion. wlifrh has deHlKimted the r AyyUOLLi Ur 1VIUI1CI irouditiomi wi-re .'mprnvlnj,'. ,Ah for ; !i . i 'tlrf hhipn now fit Iho Itorlt'or, he ; Continued from paK 1) : .added, hctwi-n 70 and Sti )io;itn 7 ' I iiHiially were Iwi ihrd lii-n on any sworn hy hr. K, S. t.arr. I11 ven day. Oinrie. hroiln-r of Min. Taylor. j a Joint alal'innt IhhihmI hv tlie While mi enllin:itwl erowd of l.-ij. h. f. and Him Amerliai) AMUoela 2'tO Kppctatoi'H 111 the court rooniiifoii of Owimtm said up iinttl raHpi'd. tho alKMiff, hin prlttoiu'r 1 10:40 u. in. tortay fiv shis had and nltfunt-VH left tin mom andjmilli-d. Tin Htaiement added nine wuIIum) to the chamber" 'if Count v 'HaHed ye-U'rday and 22 the day .ludjfe A. S. .Mort''i. Thern, hull j before, IndlcatliiK the Hir lk Man wan HirnnfM'd by !. A-ihur T. eff. ctlvn a the "inHuiKful" Miforinack, head of tho Kentucky iKi'iup aid It wan. health deeartmc't and boyhood i ' friend of llnnhardl., , . , NEW FFFORT FOR I'll the ii'iuim would i'e""s Irnme. : diuhd" without oynmln;l n nf the I 10 other witHoKHPB- 'vbooei'iicil. Derihni'iU'H roun-'d rMKht lo have j the honrlntr ror timed I DefetiKO utto'iipvit i"funed to din-1 l a wan I or 45 nor cent, as ItoHts uhh the Kiluatlon, hut Menliardt ! hurti'B pan iciimtion on a 45-55 ha- declared: j nln in the lluilt of our financial hnve told tbefn qu'ck .who killed ahlMly. have tlod them rpilck who killed lief " Tim hodv of Mr. T-ivWir xvnn found h" four men. (""'t 'in" lion hnrdt, who be"rin pf1 f(ir tier ufter two hoti weri Iie'rd. Suicide Alleged Den'mrd ' told the rot-oner he PMd A'rq, Tnv'or rnr p-nloi't"" In Hie coitetfv, at'emplfiu? to relieve her heodircho. T:o etr Hin'led end while t'"ev walled frr heo Vvh. Tavlm left hlra to soek a "lo; t n"e." Tho coroner nnoted ho fennrfil nfl navn(f he believed Mra, Tuvlor took the ioii from hi car and kfi ed pej-'olf hecipKc hep ivo 't'-en douWprs oiipofed her in ir ri"e to Mm. I Denwdt. divorced fwi Mn I'dfft threo venrs pio. nnd V1"". I Tn'dor evoeMed to he r,ar-e'l ! norm. mimiM'tHn? a romnnco that beKUti n"t June. , Career Turbulent Penhnnlt O'-ved pb Hei'tennut "rnnr nf tfoninrkv from 1023 to 1 027. Tn If-.Tl hit vtm HertnuHlv wounded b" i ntol whot tho re u" of n imiittcnl controverts, ITe wna ndb'tnnt fene'ii of t'"1 Rtntn durinr l'" Tlnbv T "ffonn .!. mlniutnit'oM. imi to losn nnd lei Hint a militia Into o"'ii'" of RfVOnil eetTlltlCH to tli't-ll"ntp f1l,. orders and hupotvIho primary elections. Tie Mifl Indicted 1-"-t nif fnr eHnlnil eon(eiet e'lei 1ondiP",n national enid evno?tion into Tier bin count' tn v'otntinn of p tm- ovnrv onler tf-oun.t -. ptrrit RIVAL AIR FLEETS . , BATTLE AT MADRID (Continued from pae 1) eminent plnnes, defence lead oik declared, prevented another bom bardment of the city- I'revIoiiHly, the Koverntuent'H ulr han was so fur from Madrid that at tucking planes could Ki t awuy from the city before government craft arrived. Now. however, the government has established a temnorarv air huso near Madrid, Its whereulsiul a carefully guarded Kecret. Mom thun 70 pursuit phmes, de fense officials asserted. Iiuvh been ib'tailed to thn protection of Iho capital. All are of modern con struction, each armed with from two to four muchliie kuiis, mid each . manned by an experienced pilot. Confidence of tho defence junta shot upward with todfty'a victory and the pessimism which, a week aso, hung like a pull over the city, virtually had disappeared with the failure of the insurgents to cross the Man?nnares river (n elhi diivs of continuous Urutitfo. r Field flbtlnt? wah ili:h't durlnff tho duy, with both sides attempt ing to fortify their positions. How ever, the kIukm tipparently wus be iiiK Met fur uiiotiter battle, possihly touiKhl. und defense generals broadcast warniiiKH to tho fiubtiuK forces against over-confidence. Meanwhile, H was leumed many tanks bud been received by tho Kovernment. Toduy's first battle over Mud rid lasted ten minuted. It was tlie sec ond aerial battle directly ovir the capital in a fortnight. . , ' Twentv-one plane.t, 12 of them raiders from the fascist lines, par ticipated. '.Sir;! ' One of the victims, an InsurKent two-stjatsr, crashed lit f laities- In the courtyard of the Koverninent barracks. Thro parachutes were seeu bil lowitiK in the sky as the plane.- fell, but the wind carried them in to the wooded section west of the city. The battle begun when three In surgent tri motor, escorted by nine pursuit planes, appeared over the city und began dropping leufletH urging surrender, , (leneral .Tose MIuIb. chief of, the defense council, Jubilantly hailed ''anothrldeinoii8tration of our vie- tory in the air" and wild Madrid, wits prepuied ta withstand yearn y of siege.' ... ' Tho victory came a few hour after If government fighting planes, manning Uu machine yunst hud scattered an Insurgent troop concentration along Ihe Toledo highway south of the city. It coincided with another aerial development unfavorable to tho government tho death of six pi lots in the msh of two bombers into a hillock. UuriUK thick weath- .Tipl Jam affnon pnanged for dismipr.ul of tit" fltnrenfi. Penl'f) rtdtjj Mm) p - n .i In rtt penenil fn December. IfttR, follow. ''"'on of Oovemor A. n Chfindler. ' 1 NEW TRIKFS LOOM IN MARITIME WAR Continue!! from pnen 1) "llllm plrnlni'v rninmlllon. mild ll'l 111 Now York litiilicir nlnno Rl lilnn voi dl( n Iho ri'HUll nf Ilin Blrilin of sum Kiillnrn. In nddltlmi. hr- Hill. I 5.000 inoiiihom nf thn Imp- nnrninnn'8 union hnve -struck In Hynntnlliy. RhltmiiiK rntnnnnv nfflrhiU mild lllns nffncliMl hv Ihn Klrlkn In- llidi'd ninnv lied tin frir ''rnimii-H." Unionist Sees Betterment Ivnn Hiliilnr. ftncri-lnry-trnaHiir-nf Ihn Ihlnrlmllnnill 'unnmi'ii'i Douglas Market Meats & Produce : Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens For Thanksgiving Our selection is going to be better than ever at prices most reasonable. Place your order early, select your bird and leave the worries with us. r Specials for Saturday PORK ROASTS A good cold weather in. meat, lb A C LAMB ROASTS Anoth er dandy at a bar- gain price, lb. SWISS STEAK Cut from the round A. steak, lb. 15C POT ROASTS For duality these ar. No. 1, Jj, BREAKFAST BACON Half or whole, All. II.. Z5C DIXIE SQUARES- Lb. :. ;.. 15C Phone 350 238 N. Jackson U 23 a A BIG FARMER-CONSUMER SALE A fine crop of golden, thin-shelled nuts has been harvested for your table;. They're bigger and sweet er than ever. All varieties are available . . . Walnuts, Almonds, Brazils, Peanuts ... in abundance. The prices are fair to all. Take home a supply. Prices Effective Sat. and Mon., Nov. 14 and 16 incl. II ss&s' lie REPRICED . llttiS TO NEW Miral LOW PRICES coats mm $8.90 y nw $16.50 L Ninv kwukuit and mind tli. t.-:iliirlii- ',VsX Ilin ininrt II woulnns! Slvlnd lilin vCtf KM lliunh hlKhnl inlrnd fonts! Kins snlnil.'-l fJf b-'ll frmn films! pelts. Snn tlintn lodn ! jAy PEANUTS Rid 2 Lbs! 25c WALNUTS :-'" : teon:' 'u'-lSc ALMONDS she1... Lb. 25c BRAZILS S : 2 Lb,.' 29c FIRST SHIPMENT um in a vta mipc Just Very Highest Quality and a Complete Line. Arrived Chocolate Drop ".If-.-.? - r- ' 6 Gum Drops s lb- 10c Airway Coffee 3 lbs. OVALTINE e size Asparagus Tips .? Del Monte No. 1 :.......J Zee Tissue 4 rolls : Jell-Well All flavors, 3 for Cream of Wheat Dependable Coffee 2 lbs. ,.. : Bird Seed 1 Pki?. .. ..: Rinso Large Pkg Lux Toilet Soap 3 bars Oxydol Large Pkg Peet's Granulated 2'2-Lb. Pkg Super Suds 3 Pkgs. 15c 17c 10c 23c 49c 10c 20c 19c 20c 23c 25c FLUFFiESTMarshmallows 2 lbs, Libby's . No. V4 tin Deviled Meat u lnlOfTliny Van Camp's No. 300 size SlIQar Pure Granulated I FLOUR For Cloth Bags, 10 lbs.; 25c 5c 5c 4c Gold Medal 49 Lb. Drifted Snow 49 Lb Fisher's Blend 49 Lb Kitchen Kraft 49 Lb $1.99 $1.89 $1.79 $1.69 Safeway's Modern Meat Market At Ihe Deer Cree!t Bridge Place your orders for Thanks giving turkeys with us now and be assured of the pick of tho fancy birds. Week-End Specials Swift's Sliced Bacon No rind or waste, pound Pork Chops A real bargain, pound Beef Steak Chnire trndrr nils, nound Our Meat Market Open ' Every Sunday 35c 25c 19c Beef Roast Cut from steer beef, pound . Salt Herring 1936 Norwegians, each Fresh Oysters Selected Willaoan. nint 12ic 5c 23c LARGE BANDON Cranberries q 15c Fresh Dates p.,, . 19c Grapefruit . (OT 15c LETTUCE Large solid heads. Each 5c 3 Bunches Carrots Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 10c 10c We reserve the right to limit quantities sold. No sales to dealers.