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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBL'RC, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. 1938. 7 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with America Needs Intelligent Leadership, Republican Chief Declares. NKW YOKK, Jan. V2. (Al) )r. Ci lull a Flunk, huad of tho no gram uoiuiuiUeii of Un; n .'public -an pari), tohl Ihu .New lork bounl oi timlu Unlay "we must tiivent our nukes of luitli ia ih;ikU: art u way out or tlio dlftii uUittt of oil. h-ii erution." AiiSLTtliiK Unit oli.itaclfs had lee a piitceil ia tliu put ii of Uil . coiiiuuUtiou of free eilUTpi it', In; taal; "Tliu I'oonur wo h-ain Micro an: no rabbits ia tliu liul, Mial luiiii cial devices art) a uHuhiou ami thai the national fuiiiro miint bo builili'd on tho uuimul cnu-i prinu uf Us people, it will bu iM-tlcr fm us ittul our ciii hireii , . . "There is no Haw in lliu political pulley or economic practice of out national life that ttu-udy and re bpuiiHi Lie .ntelllgenca cuuaut col lect. "America In not dying. The rank:, of business men, iinlu.iiriallHtH ami Jiuancicrs aio aol devoid of hiU'lll Kl-iicu, competence, am) Hocial sen UlllVeilCHH. "The political genius of I he na tion it) neither hunkrupL nor unilfi monopoly. "There ih a vast fund of leadi-r whip lu tliu nation Unit hiiUcih ih.-ither from tho rigor moitis 01 reaction nor from tho St. VHuk (lailCU Of ll responsible L'lnplHll kui. "It Ih for us as a pi-opli! In find and to follow (hat noil of lender tdiip and to help ft lift (ho stand iirda mound which tin; Htable in telligence, ulieclive competence und social sense of Americans who believe la democracy and in Intel ligent ly modernized economy oi private enterprise (iia rally." ESPOUSE TARIFF SLASH, KNOX ADVISES G. O. P. (M.KVKLAM), Jan. JU. (Ai' Col. Frank Knox wants the republi can party to espouse reductions in 'excessive' tariff rut en thai "pro tact monopoly." J'arly experience wiMi tho tarlfl', ho held loilay, dictates "a Ii'nim vhicli can he Ignored oaly at tin peril of deloat ia Win." In an address which la- called "dellheralely provocative," the l!t:tti vieo-presidenliul candidale mild hiK p:irly Hliould follow lurilT revision by telling tanners lo expect rti earth bonuses fm1 crop destruction. Then. v..v-. ine government (dioahl provide a "dollar redeem able in Mld." ' Col. Knox' address differed la tumo respects frum the party's last platform, which called lor "suf llcleiit" tariff protection against destructive competition" and r- JioHud' ' "rensouahlo he,hefltfi upon ho domestically consumed por tion" of cropH which show export, fthlo surpluses. Knox hh id republicans lost ia the i'.UJ and 11X12 elections after up tuid revision of the tariff. Tliiw revision contributed In defeat in JULPj, ho assorted, "by emphasizing1 party domination by huge business iutercKlK, enriched throiiKh the la- Illrecl Htihsidy id' a a exclusively llKh larhr, under which Mley were irued complelely from ompeiitlou a the domestic market." FOUR ARRESTED IN ; SLAVE RING PROBE I SI:ATTI.K. Jan. III. - (AIM -A inan and lluee yoaa women were lehl hero today follnwlau their at Jont by leileral bureau of Investiuu tion aeiiirt la connection with an tillered while alave rinn operaltn ta Portland, Tucoin;i and llreiaer foil. t ChnrleH liuan. -lit, salesman, n I liu mod with liHiifpin tlnn women In Interslale cniaini'i ce Inr I in tuoiitl puiporteH. Dixie O'loiiiu. (iladyn Kuns, -7, und Amity du Jlolne, were held ah malcrlul itaessert. Two ol ller defendants Vera HOUKhl. I " $HANGHAI SERVICE 1 RELATED BY TABER i i l-lxnrit'iiftvt hi llit w:ii-lorn riiv 1 Shiinuhui vhil. 11 nu-inlifr nT lln llllurnilllnliiil llnhi'i1 rnno v:is toll! tile kiiFt'liurK Huliiry tlnli :il ils P'hursilay liiurlnoii iiu'i'Imu'. Asli-h-y TahiT, ri'tt'inly vl iiinoil Iriim i hlliii. vIiimi In- liail H it-il Inr five yriii-H on tlu inlt-i nut i.m.il in-lli-t' ttiri-i In the rily nt Sh.'iucti.ii. ri'lnti'it Homo nl l In ihnirnl. if v lii'l'lrlucil in iKIIIillllli; ll'W rnlnlrc ini'ill thi'l'i. lit? ilt'si-i il't il Hi" .hy liiciil tti raniMiit'iit of thi' i i'.. iiiul t ! 14 kiiv inllll'lll. 'I'ltitM- ill I nn t'.ivt' ('liinn nuiil Nn iiln'i' iiml ft'in I.1 Shiumlini il.l'ltu: 11 ;i.:!l i.f tll .la.j;,'.-r iill.n I. II il. si I Hi tl Mtlrr (H Hi, i loinliiii : luii! m It, I slii'fl I'uhliln: v.'.il.h Ii.- u 11 i't Ml li. Major Hoople i'VZZZtl fflMP. .lASnW. ARTILPf: SflUHSei c $ X WANJT YOU -TO ACCOM PAMV MB f LAWS, VSTAH AZZf AS MV A-SSISTAMT CM AM IM- VJL MA3AM IS WE ASATA OVKTtKKTX CA-SE IKIVOLVINkS MILLlOWS W aOlM' TO PkaMT OF DOLLARS.1 YOU ARE TO ACT WlPF GAMOSTERS? AS MV BOPYC3UARP WHILE 1 GUARp v AM POM' FEEL. syl THE 60LDw. E6AD WE WILL. -SO GOOVf HO SHU? yy MEEDyVEAPOMs CO SOU KMOW AM 60T A AISERV WHtfPte WE CAM OBTAIM I M PE HOLLER OB :y FIREARMS, OASOM? Vp? ArtAH -STOMICK AJ - ' 7V---- BESIDES DE OMLY TcB52szsaa ( ''Za auM AM kwows . r j --A V. - ' I OB IS 6RAN - V mi. at nia urtvici inc-TX nil, pi on frA - fj 11 SPORTS STAG PARTY PUNS COMPLETED "THIS CASE OUGHT TO BE QCOD- fulled to recover complete cou sciouKneHB and died at the jail. i'oltc-H bay they have evidence that Hogem struck the blow. R.H.S. GLEE CLUB TO STAGE OPERETTA-pRlCE RAISE FORCED Jobless Compensation Nol Endless, He Warns rrKSTIFYINTi before t h c Senate commit tee invi'stiat in unemploy ment, Chuirinnii Arthur J. Alt meyer, of the Social Security Hoard, warned of the limita tions of unem ployment com pensation, says program "best defense" against depressions. i BUSINESS MEETING HELD BY LUTHERANS The voting members of St. I'aul'tt Lutheran charch held Ihelr aiiuuiil meet f lift Sn inlay evening. Tlie paHlor read the report cover in i; I he w oi k dime during 1 ; 7 . This was very eiicom ajjiiu;, Imil ealiliK thai the i-onuri'tial ion has made definite primress durinx the lasl year. A buduei Inr l!i:ts was atlopted. The following idlic-'is were 'elect oil : A. ( oeiieaheri;. )resideai; K. A. Iteihlet's, ii 'asur er; Y. A. Sylwester, secretary and axslHiunl to the Ireasiirer. K. Hrust w ;ih elected to I he hoard of eld ers. rophiciiiK Mr. CiHMiealiei. The other members of the board are August Martin und W 111 lam Voul . Tin former presided over I lie llieetliiK. DOUGLAS STUDENTS IN CAST FOR NORMAL SCHOOL SHOW StM'THKIlN OUKdON NOliMAL SCHOOL. Ashland, .Ian. 1 1. (Spc eial) -Ceorne Ihoimhtoa ol liose huiK and .lo Carlson of Uocdxporl . uho entered this school al tho be- KlnaiUK of Ibis miarter, Uave In en selected by IMrecior Aiikuh llow mer lor roles In "Chosis. popu lar play by llearik Ibsen, which Is lo be uiven hero as a floor show at I lie Lilhia thealro the second week ia March. (ieoim llrouKhtoa is ttt be cast us Oswald, and Mish CaiUoa will lako I ho mi t of IteKiaa. o - - ALBANY. .Ian. Lt. (AIM Tlie city e,,iuiii aulhoi'l.ed a JL.unu bond issue last night io construct a s iminluu pool. All details have been completed lor I he a nana I hIuk party anil J'ulch feed of fbo. KoseburK Hod anil Can club ia uaiicipaiioa of one of the largest lileeliagH of ils kind to be held la-re, club officers reportc,;! (oday. One lo I ho Sat urday afternoon hearhiK on the matter of opening rim Cow crook game reserve, presence of mem bers of tbe slate muiio department and numerous sportsmen from all pails of tbe county and other sec tions of the slate Is assured. Tlie program will Include talks by officials of I he game depart ment and by prominent sportsmen, toget ber with music and tool ion pieiures. Any sportsman, holding a V:;v membership can! in any spurts man's club, may attend (he nieei ing, For those who have not ye I purchased the I WIN membership in tlie local cluli, the cards will be made available at the door. It was announced today. REPUBLICANS TO DISCUSS PLANS Clans lor republican parly action preceding I hi' May primary elec lioii will be discussed at a dinner and public meeting a I the 1 nip ipia bole Saturday evening. Itoih the dinner and following program will he open lo all illteresled per soie. The dinner will start al U tta p. m. in tin; civic room of tin.' bo nd. Officers of the Oregon Jiepuhli cua club and various other purty leaders will be in attendance. TOWNSENDITES TO GET COUNCIL REPORT Mrs. Olive McKee of Yoncalla Will report on tho recent Town send conference, at CorvaHis at a special meeiiiiK of the council of iHiuglus county Townsond clubs In Itosoburg M t a d a y afternoon. Henry Anderson of Melrose, presi dent of tbit county council, has called a special meet ing to hear the report. Tho meeting- will be helil in the circuit courtroom of the courthouse, starling at 1:3a p. ia. The session will be open to all interested persons. With irvoutH fctui-lin afler Hchool on Thursday, Junuaiy 13, plans are w i-ll umler way lor lliu piesenia tioii by the glee clubs of Uoaebunj Senior High school the operetta, ' o:se of the I 'aaube," on March Miss Kate Huchanaa, Miss Alice elaad and Maurice Adams are su-i perviHirig me iijouib, wihcu win coatluuti Into the ri rut part of next Week. The glee clubs will be directed by Mr. Adutns and music furnished by the high school orcheutra, con ducted by J. l. "Snap" till I more. 'I he book and lyi iea for the op eretta were written by (leoffrey Morgan and the music by Arthur IVim, both well-known in operatic fields. Although very new, the operetta has had successful production in lMofevelt high of Kan Francisco, Jeiferson high of Portland, and many other lurKe schools through out the United States. EUGENE, Jan. 13. (AP) The University of Oregou received a $5a0 Kraut today from the Carnegie institute to continue iearch lor pvideucrt of ore-historir inhabl- (aata. Dr. L. S. Crensman, head of the athropology department, naa found traces of early culture in the Catlow caves of southeastern Ore- TRAGEDY IN JAIL LEADS TO ARREST SALEM, Jan. 12. (AP) Charg ed with involuntary manslaughter ia connection with the death here of J;org I). Chaffee last Decem ber IH, Cheater Holers is held in custody at Med ford and will he htoaght to Salem. Chaffee, well known In Salem and other Willaiuetto valley places. and who was connected with planing mill at Silverlou at the time uf his death, died In the city jail as u result of a blow on the head, according to the findings of an autopsy. He hud been picked up unconscious on a Salem street and booked on h drunk charge, but NEW YORK, Jan. 13. (Al') In every section of the country ad vancing production costs have pushed up the prices wnich mil lions of readers pay fur their dally newspapers. This was disclosed today in a na tional survey which showed that while the upwurd movement was in no sense universal it had been manifested in every area south west, midwest, east, south and far west. In some cases, price Increases were announced toward the close of l'J37, while in others they were not put Into effect into well after the beginning of the new year. More than ISO newspapers from California to It hod e Island, from Maine to floridu were shown to have put up their priceB, some in all categories such as home de livery, mall delivery and atreet sates. The far west led all regions In the total number of newspapers ad vancing their prices (ju. The mid west reported 43; the east 42; the south 28 and the fiouthwest 14. As to states, California with Jtl reported and Pennsylvania with 25 and others in prospect were at the top of the list. Nowhere was the Increase sharp one or two cents a day, with monthly rates being advanced less than proportionately, being widely reported. gon. i - H WSSB QUE GEGPGHS More than JMuu worth of Ice cream and candy are made in the United Slates every minute. Washing Demonstration Daily at 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. : . . h-1, l-tas. 2sarSs !S RADIO MUSIC STORE GROSS & HARGIS Phone 93 225 N. Jackson AWARD FOR RAWLEIGH BAKING POWDER I have used Itawlciitii Making Powder fur more lhai V.ve've years and find it to be the very best. Have won four prizes al Cimyou ville, Oregou, ami one at (he State Fair al Salem. Oregon, on my bak ing; so. I can recommend the Ita wleigb ia king Powder. M ItS. II. II. OllEE.V. (Adv.) Cunyonvllle, Iregou. DON'T SLEEP WHEN GAS PRESSES HEART if you can't eat or sleep because gas bloats you up iry Adlerika. One dose usually relieves stomach gas pressing on heart. Adlerika cleans out lb )T1 1 upper and lower bow els. Chapman's Pharmacy Adv. UfwIPQUA BHA1D Poultry Feeds Contain Nopco XXX in the amounts as specified by Nopco. Douglas County Flour Mill TALK ABOUT i ii MiMO UU IS . . . anJ I .user That's wlut you B-t when you rivp Vinir l.iyets plenty of Vilamm P. Layers ih'i-iI twiec js miuh N'u.miia O as hu ki They must h.ivc it.mnn A, too. SC1VO supplu'sK. -in sale, and mtr lorni and always in llic nnht proportion lor "ei; n,ltn(un. Many id' the boot null mixed mahtf contain NOn . ll vou mix yotit own mash or have it mixcJ IoijUv. he son that ni-niono NOPCO NX is uuluJed at n-com- mctuled levelv ( h ' M fJts NOPCO, 465 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO Better Coffee is EASY to Make with ALL these flavor factors Just try M j-Ii Coffee. II it doesn't nuke more delicious coffee with full, rub, f.ttorM ariy strength yon Itkt mild, medium of strong ---wc will refund your money. M J IV s fjmoiis' l'lavor Essentul" is a real . i 'Jtt imfroument -the result of perfecting and combining all tht important tvp'et Jl.nvr futon in this one brand. Try it now ihe u.ili!) collee that's giurjiiittJ to please you. thi corru WITH THI 7Am &MHtia$n . tl Mm THI MOPU OIIND roi N fO'MI M IT H C 0 1 All perfected 1 1 in M-J-B I H 1'inrst toffee bcini. ij S I-xpert blend. g Rich, brown tout. P S Cup-tistinj to E cheik the tUvor. E Fliviu protevted Picked at the point of perfect ripeness and packed a few hours away from the fields. Such is tho reason why "garden freshness" of spring awaits you all season In every can of Red & White fruits and vegetables. Be like the clever Spulrrel store a wide variety of Red & White canned goods In your pantry now. "Then it will always be spring," as far as your meals are, concerned. Specials for Saturday and Monday, Jan. 15, 17 iKi.iiiM.miiiiii.i Grapefruit Juice Red & White No. 300 Cans, 3 for 29c Tomato Juice Red & White No. 1 Cans, 3 for 25c Peanut Butter Red & White 20c 16-Oz. Jars . Prepared Mustard Red & White 9-Ounce Q Jars r COCOA Herahey's ! 2-Pound Cans .. .. 9c BakingChocolate 2-Pound Cakes .. Hershey's 10c Baking Powder Royal 12 Oz. Cans 33c Wheat Cereal Red A White 28-Ounce 4 Pkfl 19C PEACHES Red & White Melba Halves No. 2 'a Cans PINEAPPLE Red & White Sliced or Homestyle No. 2'z Cans MART BRAND COFFEE Our Low Every Day Price Red & White MAYONNAISE Sun Spun , SALAD DRESSING 1 -pound tf Bags Pints... 27c Quarts.. 39c HARVEST PRIDE FLOUR s'ae? $1.43 RED & WHITE FLOUR $1.63 BLUE & WHITE A ATC with Premium, Large Pkg. 29C WHITE OR YELLOW CORN MEAL LLabs 27c RED BEANS 19c RED A WHITE SIFTED PEAS cts,o33c ' ' " LANE COUNTY CUT BEANS 3N"or2 CaM 28c RED WHITE CATSUP 1B4ore. 15c RED AND WHITE niu 11 1602. nicii siiiiiaiiu ws pka 18c SUNSHtNE NOBILITY Pkg 29C nnm n The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you H. F. Hcbard Ompqua L. J. Allen Sutherlin Frank Bradtfrect Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kclley's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nichols Brockway A. G. Henninger Clendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninser Canryonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adsuus.... Myrtle Creek B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla R. O. Thomas Elkton Ellison & Ellison Dilkard H. R. Underwood Oakland