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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS. OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 5.' 1937. SIX DOUGLAS MARKET 20c Meats and Produce Compare our prices, ee the quality, you will be con vinced. HENS Fancy dry picked young bens of good A. quality, lb. lOV PORK ROAST Lean ham cuts from pig pork, lb. TURKEKYS Some nice hens and gob- M biers, lb. lOi POT ROASTS Good qual ity young nLm beef, lb t7Z BACON Best breakfast, a sweet sugar cured bacon of prime qual ity, lb SQUARES Mild sugar cured, lb SALT PORK To season with, lb. Phone 3S0 238 N. Jackson 25c 15c 16c ROGUE RIVER MUD DUMP BILL BEATEN (Continued from pa?e 1) 130,000 exhibit In tlio Now Yolk world's (air In 1930, the IokIbIiUIvc ways and moans commlUco Irnll- ontou today. The commlttoo, Informed Hint the state hlKhway department would put tip 210,000 for the ex hibit, approved nn npprnprtiillon for 120,000 as the state's shure. As a supplement' to an cnrllor appropriation, the committee up proved a $15,000 grant for worn! control on publlo . lands, bringing the total (or this department to S30,000. : . . A lettor from flovnruor Martin urged appropriation to care for tho release of those convicts ntfected by tho "good-time" bill that re cently passed both houses of tho legislature. The letter was refer red to a sub-comnilttoo. Liquor Law Altered Tleceivlng final approval of the legislature woro tho two bills con taining nmendmnnts to the liquor control administration, the main nddlllous including: 1. An nmendmont declaring trntn employes to be agents of the li quor commission, and allowing hnrd llquore to. bo Bold on trains, 2. Prohibiting tho sale of alco holic liquor both at wholesale and retail by certain llconseas bf tho Orngon liquor control commlsHlon, Tlnth bills now go to the gov ernor. 8lulsw Bill Postponed Tly ununlmous vote,- tlio Bonn to pontponnd Indefinitely a bill pro viding certain placos on tho Slua law river whero set-nets could ho U8cd. Tho bill had previously pnsB ' oil Hie liniiBo of- ropreBontntlVHB. DANCE in Canyonville Hall Every Saturday Nile wllh The Gilmore Merrymakers CANYONVILLE NEW I have added an Oscilloscope to my equipment, the only one of Its kind In town, Indispensable for utmost accuracy In radio service. Bee It at work at Roseburg Home Appliance Store , KENNETH PARKER DANCE at Evergreen Grange Hall Saturday Night, March 6 " Good Music Cents 35o Ladles 10c Roseburg Rod and Gun Club REGULAR MEETING Friday, March 5th 7:30 P. M. At Perry Foster's C. A. PATCH ETT 1 ROOSEVELT RAPS SUPREME COURT (Continued from imko 1) OufiVy coal art. Mm first railroad retirement act "were sitm'HsfulIy outlawed as tlio child labor sta tute luul been outlawed '0 years bofnro." "You know who nsunifd tlift power to veto, and did volo that program," lie reiterated after men Honing eaeli law. ItociillitiK the decision which end ed NHA reKiilatloii of Iioijih and waKea and I ho aubHemjorit deelslon uRiilnat a Hi al o wa ko law, lio aald thwuo declared no lejral p'wer iy luted for tho nation "In dunl with Its wont difficult problems a no inAn'n land of final futility." Knrlbermore " ho continued. raising Ids hiind for nllenco, "for I'm pot through yet, court Injunc tions Itnvo paralyzed the ntiirhin ory which wo created by the labor I relatloim net to seille grout, dls- puleH raging In tho Industrial field." "We Jonn that. 1hls net may yet oscapo final cnndeinndllnn bv Din highest court," lift sold, dlsdnlnlng tho unwritten tradition wborehy decisions impending in tho court nro not mado subject to comment by officials in other branches. A decision In the Wnttnnr act cases may conio next Monday. Natlpn'i lilt Cited "' Time and agnin. In referring to tho policies behind new deal laws which hove been Invalidated, the president "defied" anyone to read the opinions of the court and tell what, If anything, could he done at this session of congress to ef fect those policies "with any rea sonable cortalnty that what wo do will not he nullified as uncouslLtu-lions!.'' Affirming hlH belief in those policing, he said: "Wo cannot afford, either Indi vidually or as a party, to postpone or run from that fight on advice of defeatist lawyers. Hero Is one-third of a nation iHnnLirlhcd, ill-clad, ill-housed now!" he exclnimed. In short, pointed sentences he referred to tho farm problem, "In adequate pay," child labor, strikes, threats ot flood and dust-storms crossing Htute linos, and added each time the same word "now!" "If we would keop faith with those who had faith In its? if wo would make democracy succeed, I saw wo must act now!" ' With that, bo looked across the room, waved repeatedly to tho 1 shouting, applauding crowd as It stood to bid him farewell, and then i retumod to tho Whlto House, Despl-to opposition by- fiomoi leaders In his own party, to his! proposal for enlarging the high est court unless aged justices re-1 tiro, tho strength of tho democra- j tic organization was being innr- h hulled .today in support of the i Rooso.vplt'ViewB. I Comments by cabinet members and sumo loading senators as they turned homeward from the dinner indicated Uiey wore counting on a tromendoiis public reaction 1 n the president's favor. Foei to 6trik Back While massages accumulated at 'he White Douse, the onnosftfim both in the senate and house Look Htt'.pn to strike back without de lay. Renttof f,la"s (O.. Va.), and Senator Borah (R., Itinho). were mentioned as prospeetJvA enes men, to bo resdy possibly Mon day when the senate recon venes. A ware of ho thrift prod nrtv Krlil"ii. Mr. Pnoflfyolt Indlcarcd a rend in ess to let tho d'sHOHter eo their wav rather than sacrifice bis obicriivett in labor, farm and ho'-ItI ITlslmlon. "'t will take coura'ee to let or minds bo bold nnd meet tin Tigris ef tho neMnii ." he snld slowlv. "nut for our pnrtv, now n aVvnyt. the comiro nf courage Is tho roun- hoI of wlndom. "If we do not bo vo the pone- n"n to lend tho j"ieflcan n.-nnio whore Hy want to go. noinf-'iiie will." The dinner, brlnlnp inrrntlir bo heads of neotly all pnvrrn. lie" I. n'fn and many of tr vnnk jnd file, W" one M i 9h, lipid inn1tnnnnii(ty In 4H t-fites lit"' the tfiTllorlcs. Tlio rnnn'"ri nHmnlf"1 phin WOO 000 "" '"I'sed town'-d nvlng off the Jt4.10.nn0 nmty ilrfMt., Moro than fJOO.000 nnrmn nt tonded tho dln"'s, and beard the president by radio. U. S. POI.0GI7RS . FORLAGUARDIA (Continued from page 1) ties of each other." NAZI PREftfl VOLLEYS AT N. Y. "CRIME CONDITION" nrilUN. March r.. fAp The United Statn emhnssv todn" trans mitted to Washington a fnll re nnet on strictures agn'nst Movor Plorello La Onardfa the "crime conditions" In Kew York, nmienr Ine In Her Angrlff. thp nowspnner of Pr. Paul Joseph floebhels, Orr mnn minister of propaganda and public enlightenment. The ombassay made no comment nn its ronort. forwarded to the state department. Dor Angrlff. which yesterday fill- nd columns as did other newfip.v ner-B w'th a stnrmv , nlh'ek. on Mayor Ta nunrdta nnrsonallv for his "hall of horrors' Vnmurk he- fore i mnelhig of .Towlh women. today ran a series of newe photos intended to show New York and the United States as '"the land of freedom and for all gangsters." Lehman Also Assailed One picture showed a manacled prisoner, 'hank robber number one." , , . "who has not yet reach ed the stage of mayor or gover nor." Another photogrnph pumorted to deolct the family of n Now York "laver "kneeling at tho gates of Sing Sine" to p(v thanks to ".to. hovah and his faithful servant, the Jew Governor Lehman." for saving the kinsman from the electric chair. Tho newsnaner bU Governor Herbert Lehman, "La Guordla'a bosom friend." had Ben lo it that tho man. whom Angrlff imtcnMficd n a subway hold tin killer, "was allowed to rf'tmiiu alive." Per Anexlff. I" nnot ptnee, assailed the "shil'v slmlly" trent mnnt of tlio T.n fJuardla rnRo bv the Washington stnto department. "which IncHes Ta Ounrdla o evrr nw I'nul ts and en rpw rks 111 ' fT1w York) as a slate In which 1! million lni'up'S hnvo no ot'r II bnrlv nxrnnt that nf dvfng silently of hunger In the gutler." Th pew na'i prss outburst nainst Ta Guodm. res"lted fmm his snegestion Iteforo thn Jewish "tnen's meeting in New YoHc Wednosdav. that the W New York world's fn'r bnve a "ha'l of horrors." the chief figure In which ould be "that hrownshirted fnu- ntle" who. he said, was menacing world penco. A formal German protest follow ed In Wnoh'Mgton. and Secret a' v of State Hull ynstnrdav mad" an Informal expression of "rerrret." Nazis Not Placated Til Gunrdla "beqniirced" the Tnied Stn'es rather than der uplirer. Hitler's own nnppr Voel- klscher Tlenlmehter bitlntrlv ob served, for In a well governed tate such agitation would be con fined "either to an asylum or a po'i'lenllnry." Other journals said the Vnsh'nf?- tnn government wn"ld not be nhln to "closs over" this Incident by pointing out the government h'is no control over the speeches of an Individual. ; tf lnwn norm it nn hwllvldtinr to endnnger fHnndlv "relations wi'll a forelirn country then n decided nl. tern t inn of such conditions would snoin iniporatlvo," one papo:' de- lured. 'EVOLUTION' Powerful, Gripping, Convincing Sermon-Lecture By JAMES EARL LADD 1st Christian Church, Tonight 7:30 Reflections of a dining-room mirror It's easy for me to tell by people's faces whether they like. what they eat or drink. Rarely a frown or a smile misses me. But I have yet to see a frown when Hills Bros. Coffee is tasted. It makes smiles all the! """Ml people drink it." ?iv cci uV ll mute vv. T'az I For fifty-iiino years Hills Bros, havp steadfastly maintained a tradition of unchanging quality in roasting ami packing the finest co ffee obtainable. & 1-1- WIH " SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MARCH 6th and 8th NO SALES TO DEALERS mm io ik h 4 Don't be fooled with cheap sugar. Demand C. & H. and get the best. 8c A. WESSON OIL i l2.saL'79c; Cheese Full cream Cheese is a healthful food ............. 18c 1 Fancy Red Sockeye. No. 1 tall tin 19c COFFEE Monarch Brand lb. smB V-r Vacuum nacked. You can't buv better Coffee -'W ORANGES A Bucket Full Medium size, juicy and sweet. Be sure and get a bucket of f q? Only these oranges. , DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR, 49-lb. sack . . Oysters can IQc JELL POWDER 6 delicious flavors. 3 pkgs, 43c ....$1.98 10c I CIGARETTES, Dominoes, carton. S. & W. COrrlit is mellowed, lb 25c Snowdrift 6 lb. $.13 MAXINE ELLIOTT Face Soap, the finest of Soaps, 3 bars for Oranges Large Ones From Redland, California W'liilc they last. A truck load to sell at unusual prices. 2 doz. 39c -fi,,fiif-lJCTl FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1 Potatoes 25ib.. 79c Don't pass this up. No. 2's DU ID. .. I? I 4 9 MEATS that Will Please You fi i La SPARE RIBS, lb. . ....... ..15c Nice and Meaty 1 ONIONS, 10 lb. ... ...... 17c Spanish Sweets. ' Hamburger, lb. 15c Fresh Ground Beef - SPINACH, 21b. 9c SLICED BACON, rind of f, lb. 31c LETTUCE, head .5c Fancy Iced. CARROTS, 3 bunches Miracle Whip, pts. 19c Kraft's Salad Dressing, qts 33c 10c I Chickens, lb. .... 19c 1 Good Ft Hens. HAMS Swift's Premiumi y2 or whole, lb. 29c ROASTS, lb. ......... .13 Jc From Steer Beef. 1 Z0 s
