TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ! ROSEBORG, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1938. DEALS OUT HUMOR GRAND COULKK, Wash.. Oct. 20 (AP) II. A. (U'iiuly) John ston threw his hat Into the riiif? for Mayor or Grand Coulee today with the Plocan: "Do unto others as they have done unto me." Johnston 1s well known ua t lie good-humored editor of the "Coulee I am Kneezer-Gabber" at this Grand Coulee dam '"construction site: "A bankrupt man Tor mayor of a bankrupt cliy, that's me," John ston declared in announcing iH candidacy. "I'll take good care of people on relief. I'll probably be there my ell next winter." Another platform plank: Put 'taxi dancers" as conductoretles on paddy wagons. "We have the best taxi dancers In the west," the fineezer-Gabber spokesman commented, "so why not have them make the boys' ride to jail a pleasant one." WOMAN KILLS HER HUSBAND AND SON Sprague Gets Workers' Views Kit PASO, Tuxns, Ott. 20 (Al') Jose l'uentes, 5(1. 101 1'iir'i HiKii comiinny owner, and liln flvt-yiw-old son, J'ausllno. wwe fulully shot hero today anil Mia. FueiitKs, 30, was wounded In what authori ties described a a double slayliiK and attempted suirtde. OffleeiH quoted Mr. Kuentes as saving she shot her husband anil son and thou herself because she waH "despondent and hysterical" over nor husband's HI health. 4 Mrs. Fuentofl' wound was not serious, hospital attendants said. LA GRANDE KILLER ACCUSED OF MURDER .' 1,A GRANDIC, Ore.. Oct. 20. (AP) District Attorney George Anderson . today chui'Kcd Jess . Phillips with first degree murder and assault with Intent to kill. The1 churKcs grew out or the f:- lal ahooting last night of I'Yauk Ilryaut, 44-year-old mlllhaud, anil the wounding of lila woman com panion, Mrs. ICIsie Ciulmm, 83. Phillips, 40,: a logger, was ru ' leased from the city Jail VVednea , day after serving u Benlonce on an assault and battery charge, fil ed by Mis. Carlson. Jin wjih ar rested Immediately arier the shooting when he appeared al po lice headquarters. . ' n Mm In vxory city he vlslln In Ills campaign, Charles A. Sprngite, rrpiihliciin 4-iiudlhrle for govermir coiitlniiCH bis plan or Necking tlie views or the men in the mills and fui-forle. The camei-amtiii caught lilm Inlkliig to two men M iiruutH Vhhh Imv factory. 17, said the fascist grand coiitieil had decided on "important cxcep tiona" to an earlier order rest riet i ng Jewish l-ighis. A special com- mission has been set up, U added, lor the examination of Individual eases of both Italian and foreign Jews. ITALY EASES ORDER ON AMERICAN JEWS WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. (AP) The fltato department released today the summary of an Italian note which promised that Anii'ii- .mi Tnti'u lit ltiili tw.l tin treated less favorably than other foreign Jowh. Tlin Italian note, dated October Phone Your I f htfct . MORGAN'S GROCERY BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM Half or whole ham JO (wrapped and ready to bake), lb 9C CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS Get a supply for those lunches, lb 19 ORA NGES Medium sik ed Sunldst, 2 dozen 27t KRAFT CHEESE Half pound packages, 2 pack ages 29 MARSH MALLOWS Full pound package, fresh, 2 packages 25 C POTATOES Klamath No. l's, 25-lb. bag . ...33c TOILET TISSUE North ern brand, 5 rolls 27c See the Red & White Ad for Other Specials NAZIS REACH FOR PHILIPPINES TRADE WASHINGTON? Oct. 20(AP) Guarded German inquiries on commercial profqterts In the Pfoi. Ijipines produceil official specula tion .today whether the Hitler re gime was eyeing the far east at well as South America as a trade outlet. The most recent Inquiry, made by a business man described as In fluential lu nazi trade counsels, caused government officials con cerned with far eastern affairs to 8cui late commercial reports. They learned: Germany, along with Japan and Italy, shared last year Jn In creased sales to the Philippines, despite the Islands' free trade. ties with the United States. Germany Is-. building a second new ship for the Philippine gov ernment. Italy is constructing two commercial vessels for inter-island trade. Germany has Increased material ly Ua shipping links with the is lands and the far east generally, adding three of the ffistewt liner connecting the Orient and Europe. Italy last year made Manila a port '.if rail for its liners. Kfforts have been made to or ganize the Germans living In the Philippines Into a bloc, as In oth crn foreign lands. Itegardlens of immediate inien- ! tlons. some officials believe Ger i many hopes to make future heavy j trade gains in the Islands and the far east generally, by capitalizing on political friendship with Tokyo, j Japan has made no secret of the Intention to dominate the Orient at least commercially, and already has nibbled at Philippine-American trade In advance of the Inde pendence which congress voted to give the Filipinos in 1946. A three-year-old boy who was re cently killed in Head was. the third child pedestrian to meet death in Oregon within the past few weeks. Secretary of State Earl Snell said recently. He advised motorists to slow down when driving past spots where children are playing, even though there seems to be no im medbite da iifer of an accident. POOLE'S PLEA ON BRIEF REJECTED SALEM, Ore., Oct. 20. (AP) The state supreme court rejected today the request of Harry V. Poole, Klamath Falls theatre oper ator, that he have until January 20 to file the brief in his appeal from an eight-year sentence for l ape. The high co.irt gave Poole un- Postal Telegraph Cable Company ERRAND SERVICE 10 and 15 Addressed personal deliveries as low as 7 cents. Unaddrcssed door to dcor serv ices, $5 per thousand. Ask the operator for Postal Telegraph 12-hour service daily. PHONE 37 til December 1 to file the brief. ! tended the extra time was needed The defense application was op-1 because the circuit court reported posejl by District Attorney Black- could not complete the "f' nier of -Klamath county. Poole. , testimony irlitun the customa.y who is free on fS.OOO bail, con- Uime limit. 00 GEE332J GGXEf3Q DEPOT: HOTEL VALLEY PHONE: 566 T H B 8 1VEETEST OF ALL S O V X D S 1 S PRAISE' v Mr ' v U-L ill - .t& - 7 certainty am fortunate to have a dunce with youV tvtw Woman Lorn a Compliment But trust a woman lo tell w lu-tlicr a compli ment is genuine. 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No. 2 cans 3 .or 27c 6 ,or 52c Red 4 White Cream or Whole Kernel j X mm mt CORN, No. 2 cans 9 for J7 C O for 5C 12 for l.45 Our Value Golden Bantam CORN. No. 303 cans . 3 27c 6 or 53c 12 tor l.05 Reel & White SIFTED PEAS. No. 2 cans . . 3 for 47c 6 92c 12 tor S'.78 Our Value PEAS. No. 303 cans 3.cr27c 6 52c 12 tor $1.00 Red &. White HOMINY. No. 2' 2 cans . 3 for 35c 6 ,or 65c Blue & White TOMATOES, 2! -. cans 3 fcr29c 6 ,0r 57c Blue & White 2 2ftr . 11 F OLIVES, pt. cans . J fcr Jy V. O for J J Red & White rrsUT: 3 for 39c 6 or 75c Red & White No. 2'; cans 'cr 44c 6 ror S6c Red & White MINCED CLAMS, - Atrt A S.35 No. 1 cans J for O7C O for Blue & White So.Ycans . : 3 fcr 37C 6 for 72C Blue & White Hb.Mcns 3 for 35C 6 for 68C Red & White tr' 3 69c 6f0rsr35 Red & White 14-qi. bottles 3 fcr43C 6 for 85C Mart - COFFEE, Mb. bags Z3C Red & White COFFEE, 1.1b. tins Uil3LtyCAl -XMJLJl&ST THE M u k a a . n m -n 27c The following merchants in Roscburg and surrounding territory will serve you: Allen s Grocery Sutherlin C. J. Grimm Roseburg W. R. Anderson Roseburg B. R. Richter & Co Camas V.llev Frank Br.dstrect Riddle I. B. Nichols Brockway L. E. H.nninger..., Canyonville E. T. Stenseth Co YoncalU N. D. Cool Estate Drain H. F. Hebaid & Son Umpqua Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Luther EJiison " Dillard N. R. Fifhcr Kelley's Corner A. G. Henninger Gleodale Reynolds & Adams... .Myrtle Creek H. R. Underwood TZ..ZxakJand 1 MMMBnalaBBMBaBal,aaia',1"BI,lllmaBBIlalBBa"'"i