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Newspaper Page TextKOSrlBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUKGOKEGON. FmDAYUGUST 13. 1937 SIX . - . . . .i.t . T-irtM 'inwl Ihi'i-p wpi-p rwioits the hj BLACK. INUMI1N A I lUr ,,(,,,,, Ur,.,l(y rr hin- "7tc riDCT W i . . ,iL.,ii lionilmnliiienl of Janani'iii HonBkew Desertea '.....mon-. In III.- Hongkew ami. tin- (Continued on puge Wliliin llunnkew. m th north !n), , .j,, ,,,.r,.s , nimiiiulti kiiiik. wi. C. I. O. Unlw. .ai. ' ...... ,..., ...ii amuiHl mlil-i ,., . I, ' II tnini ... ....... l.-n ''hin.- troop. Int.- to.lay lilm- upttowf 6.25 7 )n imlu.llnn loa-l Wi mn.ltln,.. brl.If--.-H In Chap.-!. At III.- II. ; !,. -.rt 1 J. .tin iniiliiniliii: the appolntiiu-iii. N.-ely sai.l, how.fver, thai n." on., ha.l aske.l for u hrxl'lilK an. I he liellev.-.! none -.van in-rcw.nl v. II.. txprenseil Ihe opinion Ihal inenihera of tin. loinlnill".' kli '- HIiK-k's record i-mniil.-i.-ly rar(liiis Ihe risil.Hi. of lllark'j. ai.polntinenl un.l..- tin' roimtilulioli, Neely lirld It van wit the .lllly of the millennium.-" In "consime th I'onmlt-.itlon." -The duties ol the Hlllii-niiinilt-lee," he fcalil, "are r.-trlH'cl to a eel lalnnient of lh" mi 1 1 1 It-n I Iiiiim of Ihe elljillillity of Kenator I'M" k for membership on the mipi.-in" court." Borah to Vote "Yes" Kenator lloiuli (II., Iilnho), i ti n. mm . (I he was votlnK for ronlli mallon of lllack on the busU ol hl pi-i-Bonal l'itnen for the ofllre, ii.i.l without retard to the consti tutional ipteKllonn. He reserved Ihe rlKlit t rain.! II I later. Some delallB of Ihe secrecy In which Itlack s name was Hcnt to the senate were brouKhl out at the liresldenl's conference with news men. Asked when he decided lo none Inale Senator Hindi, Mr. Itoosi veil sai.l he could not i!irln. when he made decisions. UesiiomlhiK to further question inn, he said he wrote lllin-l' name on Ihe nomination certificate with his own hand and told only lllack annul II In advance of Its coins; lo the senate. Chairman Ashursl annoutiied later the full ilidlclaiy comuiltlee would meet Monday when pre Kiimahly It will receive the sub conitnltlee's report. Ashursl predicted th" senate would confirm the nomination by Thursday of next week. (Continued from page 1) twill. iii.iil., i t.uclnt! I hi. eii.tny love The little men from Japan ere;, ,,.:, tin. ufitcer said, supreme in lloimk.-w. Thousands J Despite u day of sleady military ol boiiM's and modest shops. lt'' -1 actl ii y neither faction appeared mally i.inlilinliil! a mllltnutle o ; to have tallied an .ailvaninue. noisv Chinese workers, were Min-t Seeuilm-'ly conservative I'Kll out a llviiiR soul. limit, s placed Hie number of llim-ns of windows and doors ; uese retular Hoops aliout --nan., uane.l o.eli as if with empty, hal as :hi..mhi. Japanese Ida -jack crazy eilus inside, the furniture .els nunil..-r. d about ..one. and helulieinmi stood lllllollcll..l. ' " Thpeopie i. . '"""WAGE.HOUR BILL I A trench mortar duel, which. AWAITING ACTION I shook Slianuhal as Kriday's dark-; I ness fell, was mer by mldnlahl. JatiHtiese batteries about their HotiKkew lieiiiliiiuirters fell mule. miiionsil labor relations board Is III Chap. I, loo, the Chinese seem- ( H ,.,. W11V , kill the law. ell content to call a brief halt. (cnHhius It. I'eck. Portland lawyer. Ilnl (he tlames crackled on. '!jn,, in,, rculiiinil trust conference JaliancHe told me the Japanese Ulliliy ha.l set some or ine tires in ot- i,uhor unions Hhoultl he unions der to clear our vision toward ' thr, f,.K, t0 Wll. ,m. a nthnetit Clniliei." I of the act and by Insisting upon One urea of ten blocks ol burn- , r.iesi!, loreatall loss of public Inc.' structures. the homes and .,r,,,.nce. he asserted. stotl-s of the unrorliinates wlioj ,,,, llni,jn reiuesentatlves over braved Chapel analn atter losing j r(..1(.h ,( k. a rat kel of their everythliiK in 1932. cast a pall ol I,,,.,.,,,,,,!!,.,,,!, ud institutions, the unnatural light over Ihe city. 'public will revolt, will repeal the l.'ncnutirined reiorts said Japa-l, ,ul(1 Mju j,,. continuing er uese BurHhlps were shelling i r-. t lo t he principal of eiiuality Wonsung forts, which ;uard lheln )saiMr bal'galniliK hv the eslab Whannpoo entrance to Shanghai j tlln,.t f public units wllhtnlin bv Hater. Two crack Chinese divi- ( ,.K() iitt0i h wild will conduct siolis were reported under orders ,in ))hll. irpniniii ..." he lie lo take positions at Woositng, ten (,.n,., tulles lioni Mtani-'iiai jmoim-i. HJli) apieinlmetits neeiieu. ; iiicltlding the in- lew trood vealerii .... .. deluxe up lo. on: coiutiion - medium ; CtlllS.IHI; me.liuni lo L-itu.1 .... .... i lb. calves (i.Vl-si:.. ' SIIKKI': Mark.-I slow, ideally- I weal,' lew talrlv good sprlllK J lambs .7:,; some held .!: com ! mon meiliuiu T on s.'."; tew year- lillira r.."iU; good slalialller saleable up -t.T".. ' PRODUCE i,,ioti ivn Auir 13. lAP) ' III TTKH Prints. A prude. 341c lh. j ; i.. .bnieiit wraiii.er.-i, .::; io. in I - ii ...... I,. :'.:!lc in iiarcll II trad melit wrappers: 34 'r in carious. IIITTKH Toiiland delivery, buying price) A crade. 34-314.- lh. ; country stations: A grane, oi-..-it lb.: Fl grade, lie lb. less; C grade, 1 tic less. i KdCS Ituying mice by whole. ; snlers: Kxlrtis, 21c; standards, lllc; I firsts Ike; medium 1 !-: medium i firsts 1 lie: ; undergrade lie dozen. Cheese, country meats and live i pouitrv unchauiied. I'OTATOl.-'S New crop Vaklina ; KeniK, $1.35-1.4(1; Vaklina W.'lile Itose. S 1.2.-. cental; local, $1.1:1-1.11; oranire box. CANTAI.OI'I'KS -Turlo. k, jam- j bo 4f.il, $l.2f.-1.f.O; standard:! 4f.s, ft: Jumbo 3r,s, Sl.2ii-1.r.ii; Viikima j standards, $l.f.it crate. Unions, wool, hay. lions, uioliair iind cascara barks, uuchaiif.'e.l. ARTILLERY ROARS IN (Continued from page 1) Two huge lires bloke out III MIC 1 ..i..11K tH. ,Kin or Ihe employ vicinity of lie- lioiiibar.ied whart.j . .n , jH ,.NI,o.veH his opiu- flic collllict y beiome I ' I 1( union membership, prevep. seiloils because or a threatened j tfjJ ()f (.(-oaomlc pressure or in bailie 111 Ihe air. Japanese alrcralt ,,,,,,.,,:,, 1... n.iu.i.K. reserve lh. ..,...-i..,.u i.i-.. lii.lli.ve.l 10 be Iving ..... ... ..... ... 11, .. ...t.n ex off Shanchal. cramnied with : M t rl),M f sl,ke In his CIIICO MARX HURT BY BOTTLE HURLER planes and ready for action. The d. prohibit slow down l.OS ANCIOI.IOH. Aug. l.'i - (Al'l - Accused of hurliiiK a liiiuoN bot tle at a prize light and injuring Movie Comedian Chico Marx and Theodore Walts, It. lie- CIO. was liel.l 111 ilelatllt Ol Jlaou ,...i,i.. n;.le,l Cliinese air ileet has ... ., ..ii,... ,ir,. Die labor nail lonay ..-n k ... , not ared on the scene, but a ;,'.,, ,' ,, lrt ils findings by , bearing next: Monday lone Chinese plane scouted Japa-. .,..,. weight of evidence and uese positions during the day. 1 . . . ..vin,.nCe aucli as hear DAT-TIP I '"P"'""" .-.i"..." sav, and provide niai cou.. ... oHAINtjHAl BA I I LL ron ills by sea lor the blue- ; , v j w board proi eedingH may iackets and warships lied up 10 ,s,.,.,.iin hearsay evi.i. n. stiangliiil wnni'ves. Bh.lllnc Woosung persisted all nlaht. without exact conririnallon. 'I'hls seemed highly possible. The Japanese sai.l Chinese troops at Woosung were menacing their in .liistrlal properties In the vicinity and Inlerl'eriiii! with Japanese mil. Italy landings. Since Woosung's foils are at the M'hangpoo-Yangtze coulluellce, Ihelr nuns conslltiite an ohslacle lo any Japanese elfort to send ships iarlher up Ihe Yangtze, land troops at Idaho und other Hlral'-gic poluts and attack Chapel and oth er Chinese areas of Sliaimlini rrom the rear. C.reater Shangluirs civic renter at Klangwan. construt'led at the cost ol' tunny millions ot dollars and veai'H of labor, seemed grave ly threatened III the nretl north of Hie 11111 111 r IV. I'laines stubbed skyward Into Ihe darkness rrom thai direction, Chinete Block Rivers Chinese blockaded the Wlliing pno river directly oil' Hie waler froiit of Ihe Krencll concession. south of Ihe international zone, to loreslall a Japanese thrust. Cp Ihe Yangtze. the Chinese l-'overnnienl blockaded anu inn the river al a point Ion miles above Ihe Woosung torts Hi pro- lit a possible attack oil Mlll- lllnji, Ihe Chinese capital. '1-1... V1111..I71. was c used lo 1111 VI- Klilloli helonw CTiinUlang. 130 nines 1 1 .ai.-i. ..... up river Iroin shiiuiitiai. Cl.lneKe allaclted Japanese col fMARICETI ilREPOBTSl, II.. was cliarg.-il with assault .. with a deadly weapon. Marx was cut on one hand and Ins wile on one eye by the flying ulass. A', .lolson and his wile. Itllby Keeler, sal next lo the Alarxes but escap ed Injury. LIVESTOCK I'llllTi.AMl. Aug. 12 IKXSS: , Market active fully steady; Ko.id choice 1(15.21(1 lb. diiveins niosHy - .Mi load lots iiuolable 12.7a; 230 2MI Hi. 11.7.'. 12.00; l::u-1.'ii". lh. icluni? sows largely tlllll; liuhtwelL-hls up P.--..; leeuei oius 11.2.'i-ll.'.ii. . 1 .... .. r..i .. ton mills and other Induslrlal 1.1 11 i.e.. ......... " ' " ; plants on (he exlreme no. I beast steady, some she slock si,,, h. horde,- of Ihe internallonal set er; seal tere, common - " .,, ,.. Japanese said. grass steers ' 2;.a .,; ,100, l.gibl The propertl-s are in ihe lu.2r.; 2 loads grass beds s.. n Yiingtzcpon district, where ma-1 mid S.s:,; uiion - ......V. 1 ul...u u...... seen 7 7f: ow cutler and cutter COWS lime ,.ii.i n... .'.., ,,. iiichirl. .,.111.- ,. (;.; vo naval olliier said lug fat dairy type f..tm-f.."f.: g"'"1 1 "I ' jr Si Dillard Motor Co. ROSEQURG. ORE. earner l.nugni . .Inpanese This ifte neer meets all the J requirements of GOOD LlVING The reason is, folks here agree Hrown Derby equals imported Pilsner! IN FAMILIES wlii're lifo ii enjoyed you're likely to lind lirown Derliy prcferrcil. I'diplc say litis mencnti lirew 'liploligs'' itli pom! living. Tlic reason is simple, lieer experts liotll here anil in Kiirope. aeelaini Hrown Derliy tlie etpial of iinpoile.l Pilsner! Whirh means just lliis . . . Brown Derliy lias the rieli, appetiz ing nroma.' Tlie deep, ei eamy collar. The tiny lmlibles that keep rising a full, smooth ldy. The re.rei.lmij; flavor, not Bweet, not bitter this too is eharaeleristic of Hrown Derby. Brown Derliy is like Pilsner, "kiiiR of beers," but rosts less. Order same lirown Derby for your good living. Self -Service HEIINGERS Self -Service MART Phone 522 Roseburg, Oregon C. O. D. DELIVERY SERVICE We will feature Saturday and Monday, August 14 and 16 Phone 522 Vinee-ar. Dure cider in your u ' - container, gallon 7C Calumet Baking Pdr., lb. can. . . 19c Salt, 8-pound sk 17c Certo, 2 bottles .-39c Economy Caps, doz 19c P. & G. Soap, 5 bars 15c Fisher's Pancake Flour, 9 lb. sk. 49c Peanut Butter, 1 lb. glass jar . . 16c IVIiracle Whip, quart jar 35c Lux Toilet Soap, bar 5c Grapefruit, large, 3 for 19c I Al-tiisA cvrra hparld. . tor lUt Potatoes, No. l's, 25 lb. bag .... 35c ICO lb. sack ...$1.35 Danish Squash, each 5 c Tomatoes, locals, pound 5 c Cabbage, pound 2 c Lemons, fancy sunkist, doz 33c Carrots, 3 bunches 1C Beets, 3 bunches 10c Juice Oranges, doz 23c Peaches, basket 15c We Reserve the Right to Limit. 4 Free Deliveries Daily Schillings Coffee 25c Percolator, Drip, Silex, Pound King Edward Cigars fo. 5c 10 for 19c 5U for 93c Salad Oil (in your container) quart 35c gallon ..$135 HOUSEHOLD Fly Spray (in your container) erallon . $139 Gold Medal French Dressing, 12 pints 15c pints 25c Hershey's Baking Chocolate, 12 lb. bar 10c Wheaties, 2 pkgs 19c SPERRY'S Harvest King Flour $1 49-lb Sack 2-Pound Box Krispy Crackers 25c Flavor-Aid ftiU rfcifc in shell . . . Italian squash . . . J fjJ II Q''tJt- pvar mrlba . . . jolks uho like fiuod UllnR JVrM Xi LT',sYS AlAFjT iT ! ,,,,., ,. fin. .,., ,. ,bh I,,. fchM? V V PKUMfofl ! oil,;, with their meals they en:y a euhl T, IX Jt44X T Tkf2Z- l,nle ol lro,e Derbv-neelaimeJ In . Ifj A V jtiJ$ f&flb t ' Ihe equal of imported I'ilsaer bur t-jT X? ,SS'iWf cSo i I Dk E mm 10c Union Leader, 2 cans . . 15c Vitaf ood or Playf air Dog Food, 0 cans 25c Oregon Peas, No. 2V2 can 15c Crown Cake Flour, 5 lb. sack ... 43c Catsup, large bottle 10c Mixed Pickling Spice, pound . . .23c Matches, 6 boxes 17c Assorted Flavors, 6 pkg.. !2 vUSdT Marshmallows ufr ..4SkUi.ju..;i .i HP In eharming homes all over this area, you find the juntiliei uho like good litinp. Here lirown Derby is apt to be the preferred beer. I'erhaps because this finer Ameriea-i brew is jiulf,ed by experts the equal of world famous European I'ihner. ) et evsts less Cosmetics and Remedy DEPARTMENT 50c Jergens Almond Lotion 39c 25c Listerine, bottle 19c 25c Auto Strop Razor Blades . 19c 15c Scott Tissue Roll Towels - 10c 25c Golden Glint Shampoo 19c William's Barber Soap, 3 cakes 10c Woodbury's Facial Soap, 2 bars 15c 25c Merchurochrome 19c Anacin, bottle of 50 - 59c While Vaseline, jar 5c 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 19c 25c Marvis Talcum Powder 19c Apex Moth Cake 10c 50c Tube Unguentine 39c 25c Ex-lax 19c 40c Fletcher's Castoria , 33c 10s 1 -Pound pkg. Ifc V Henninger's Air Mail Coffee 18c 3P.mJ. 50c S&W Fruits-Vegetables Fruits for Salads, No. 1 tall ..... 17c Grapefruit, No. 1 tall 15c Pineapple, crushed buffet 10c Petite Pois Peas, No. 2 can 23c Kraut Juice, No. 2 can 15c Fruit Cocktail No. 1 tall 15c QUALITY MEATS STATE INSPECTED Rib Steaks, pound 22c Pigs' Feet, pound ISc Light Weight Bacon, Pound . . .33c Pure Lard, 2 pounds v 29c Beef Roast, pound 16c Short Ribs, pound 13c Veal Steak, pound 22c o Sliced Bacon, lb. pkg 23c WE SELL A COMPLETE LINE OF LUNCH MEATS Brown Derby Beer AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY. SATE WAY