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1 IT vanooi'vkr. n. c... I'w. it ,(ri'( A youiiK mother was held withntit chariie by l"H today, prnillng un liiqiieBt Into the ilMith of Imr thrt-e month old daughter, 'killed vtir-n Rho fell from tlO wo miin'H iirniH and ilronpeil 1UM feel to a 11rb of thn liurniril trnH lirlilK" HpnnnliiK Vn ''reek, In downtown Valifouver. - The womaii, well il nwsed and pretty, wulked llllo poliee lio.ul (piarlera Inst nluht and lold po llen hIic hud none lo Hip briilKB i-nnteiiiplatiliK unhide and then Inal her nerve. The lialiy, nhe sulil. slipped Horn a shawl In lier ni-niH as she xaze.l, over a brldxe rail at the dark creek ir,0 feet he low. Sobbing and hysterical, she told officers under cpiestlonlnK that her husband wuh In Oakalla prlHon farm. chaiKed Willi hieakluK anil i-nti 1I11K a slore at rrlnc.elon, ft. !., She said she was without money and had no food. BRITAIN BACKING FRANCE ON TUNISIA (Continued from paRO 1) ml at Munich Rent. 29. Schacht Also Rebuffed Dr. Schacht, however, had been In London only a few hours bnforu he himself received un Indirect re huff from the. executive commltteii of Kail llaldwln's fund for refit Kees. In a statement tllfl committee sahl It had no Intention of discus sing with him a reported plan for transreirlni! funds It collected to (Sermuny to facllllale lh emigra tion of Cerinnn Jews. Political quarters saw In thn ab sence of the (Ioniums a slmi of of ficial nazl displeasure with the Drltlsh prima minister, sinco they presumably acted on orders from Ilerlln. The Cennnns declined lnvllullons lo thn important dinner, attended by ambassadors of Helghim, Franco, I'olanil, thn soviet union, and Italy, nftnr rauliiin advance copies of Ohanihcrlaln's speech. Tho declinations cainn so Into tlmn diil not permit renrrannement of tables to close the gaps. There worn nearly 50 (ierman newspaper and embassy absentees. Speech Not Altered Many ut thn dinner banned table lops wllh their flsls mid there wnn loud and lonn applause for Chum bnrlaln who did not nllnr his pre pared text, except to refer lo Ger many anil Italy as "dictator" Blnti'i raiber than "aiilhorltarlun." The I.nhorltn Dally llnrnlil sum med up an. Important section of opinion In nu editorial that "it seems reasonable to the iiiizIh that they should he fieo lo strliiK to KPllwr almost every known epllhet of nlnisn In Ihelr attacks upon olh-r-rs. "Yet at thn snmo tlino Ihey are so .touchy that thn most relstraiii-oil--expression- of whal everyone In iKIs cnunlry feels Is lo them an In tolerable Insult." , FRANCE WON'T YIELD LAND. ITALY, GERMANY ADVISED i PATHS, Dec. II. (AP) Foreign Minister Ponuet nnnniillcnd today Franco lind Informed both Italy anil Onrmnny directly slio would nover vleld nn Inch of territory ill re sponse to rnscist demands. Bound's disclosure was made nt n meeting or Iho chamber of depu ties coniinilleii on foreign nfralrs where ho was questioned on Italian demnnils for Tunisia and other Mediterranean lands. Deputies ipioied Homiet ns say ing he had told (Ionium Foreign Minister von Tllhbonlrop of the French deternilnalloii when Iho nazl leader vlslleil Purls lust week to sign Hie Freiicli-deiinnii friend ship accord. lie was told, as was Foreign Minister Claim by Iho French am bassador in Home, that even-If il lnent war France would not give up Scoop, Sensational Offer! UUUD JNr HOUU ONLY. FIFTY ONLY TO BE SOLD. Friday, Dec. 16th, 2 to 3 p. m. Only $15 ELGIN ON SALE DNLY $1.98 It vml iiin'l iilli-inl :il,-. 1,-nvi- niniH-y It.-r.n,-. nn, I .iliiiv,-i- ulll In- lii'I'l tin vmi. Woim-n lou. will W.'l.-nmo IhlH 1-1.1,1 eS mil tu iM'i'rtithttl tlii Hi t i lu-ss. l.irilm- M"U.r. N UMiiilliir ':i ) lit.li.. Ihi.-rfi-i .-in'.', H.-ir-fliitHim. ('1ii..i.i.'-1'lat.-a li.n.l. I'l.-kuii fa i-ltiKUintX. S-'ir-l'ii'l'fiilnK. Vail II Lt.'t tin- On III f V'Hr life' lrv Sinter. .1u"t 1'It'K tu in IIO l.lilll.-l - Ml Kfill- in 'i u tliui'. N.ttlithW i If.' I" utiy. M OM)ITII li (it .UIAM'KK II V TUB 1 ll I'UTI II I'll .t ( nlrh lo Thl Jl ' !.! inil titr.i Ideal Christmas Gift Nnlil I'sclllKli'rlr tiy SUNSET THRIFT STORE UIO o. Jnck.nn Nt. any of her empire. llonnet quoted von Hibhontrop as replying Germany was "not Inter ested" In Mediterranean problemfl although she remained loyal lo the Home Ilerlln axis. Cluno'H response waa said to have been that the llullan government denied responsibility for the "spoil laneous" demonstrations in the chamber of deputies, newspapers and on the streets demanding French territory and Premier Mus solini alone could make any such claims formally. LA GRANDE KILLER PLACED ON TRIAL I,A CRAXDK, Dec. 14 (AP) nt.lilt.u u-iii nn ti-hil lodav on liul h i iih iiis nccuslng him of the first degree minder or hraiiK llry aut and assault with intent to kill .Mrs. Klsle Carlson. 1,1.111.. u.t.u .ln.rirfiil U-llll sllOnt- illg Hiyunt and wounding Mrs. Carl son, who were seated m an auio inoblle on a residential street Oct, in 'i-l.n ,lrnii,liiril Inillred 111 an exebungo of shots wllh Ilryanl. had been released from jail a lew nays earlier on an assnult .complaint signed by -Mrs. Carlson. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. Dec. 14 (AP) Ttt-l-'l-l-ll I, -I...... A ,,,-,1.1,1 '191,- lh in parchment wrappers, Mc lb. In cartons; II grade ;(ljo in. in pnicii ment wrappers, .'I2jc lb. ill cartons. IIIITTHIU-'AT Portland delivery having prices: A grade :ilj-:ti!c lb., Portland delivery: II grade He lb. less: C grade 0c lb. less. Country delivery :il)f lb. for A grade. Oiill.s Wholesalers ouyiiig pin : Speclnls 32e do.; extras SOe doz.; sliiiidanls large 2!): doz..; ex Ira mi-dliiins 2Sc iloz.; extras small 'ITiV. do. Cheese, country mollis, live poul Irv. turkeys unchanged. Potaloes. onions, wool, hay. hops, mohair, rascara bark unchanged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 14-(AP) It t! IV...I lurl noflK; Ac- live, steady wllh Tuesday's best ti...., ir.o l,l,,li- f,ir- lu-n ililv.4. Hood- choice l(',r,-2in lb. drivelns JS.Oll, 2:io-li0 lb. blitcners anu ngiu iignm C7 r.o ,i,,,-lltit. Hows St! (10-25. feeder pigs 25p higher ill S7.75-SS.O0. CATTI.H: Low gruiln miners slow-weak, few sales and general undertone sleiidy lor good grades, lliedlum-gnoil sleers Inciting, quot able 7.Sli-SS.II!i. few Blocker steers i ,,i ,! iin.c-7 nil pnminnn-iiictl- llliu heifers Sr,.2r,.i.7n. good fed heifers nuoluhle J7.r,0. low cutler mid culler cows $2.!i0.$:i.r,n, i-niil- mon-luedllllll fM.llll-Sfi.uo, incllliling fut dairy type cows $4.50 nnd above, good beef cows $11.25, hulls 54.75-35.25. load beef bulls $11.00. voulers steady, choice $S.50, common-medium $5.on-87.00, common initvib. calves $:i.5o. HIIHIOP: Quality Plain, scatlered sales sleady, good-cholco lainbs i r..i,.i- ut,.)!,)!- i-diiiiiinn-ineil- iii,ii -i i -- iilm 5S-71 lb. wooled lambs Sli.in- $7.00. gisiil-cliolco IrucKeil ill minus salahlo $7,511-75. and above, choice led wooled lambs In carload lots eligible $S25. good-choice ewes nominally S:i.00-S 1.110. WHEAT PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 11 ( AP) Open High Low Close May OH l ,,r,a ' Dec Ill 114 04 III For Quality FEEDS SEE US Wc handle Valley Milling Co. Feeds and Pay Cash Prices for Efigs. SUTHERLIN FEED STORE Sutherlln, Oregon Underwriters Approved Electric SHAVER A. C. Auto III- iirraiiui-liii-nt Willi lh'' tminu riiftur.T t'f llitH imlii-nitllv Uiiown tlrv slwtvvr ill',' ImMlllvHv llnul ,,l In Ml "UK. I1KT YOl'llS IM- mi:iiati;i.y. ll. tnilivH Nn OtlhiH. N'Mi mil'lt' rimitiK IMK''. Nn- -ii von ii lh Xiw i:iin liol mill eliMVi'- -tio :i1i'i win rv t.'i 'i.tr tsi -fisiiiiH ROSEBURG NEWS CIIICAOO. Dec. 14. (API It's vole roiindun time again for William Hale "llig Hill' Thomp ron. Cblca-io's three-time cowboy mavor has set out lo corral the republican nomination for the cliy's blggesl job at the February 20 primary. The flamboyant 69-ycar-nld poli tician who gained international notoriety ilurlng 3S -turbulent veaiu in Chlciigo politics formal ly announced his. mayoral aspira llons last night. In a gesture tvpical of the man's Hhowuinnship, "llig Hill" whipped his 10-gallon campaign sninbrero onlo the slage of the Meilinnli temple as a large crowd of friends cheered. "The peonlo Ibink It is lime for a change." he boomed. And the crowd answered ill song; "Happy days are here again; "llig Hill will lie our mayor again." Thompson's cowboy hat the best known headpiece in town wore an "anti-foreign wars" slo gan which denoted the latent of his many and varied campaigns. The former mavor promised lo lead the cllv back to prosperity. "When Thompson was mayor the city employes never hail n payless payday," he said. ELEANOR REPORTED IN INSURANCE FIRM HOSTO.V. Vvc 14. fAP Thfi I.owffll I,;:uf:r fmiri today Mrs. Kl (Hiimr HoftHfvelt liad bci-n vot'-d n MKMiilxT of the Host on insuriince firm of ItooKovclt ami KuiK(Uit. "I will m'tthor coiilhin nor deny it," mild John A, Sitrcnt, piirlnoi lii Iho croniMuny with tho prnnl di'nt'H clilt (ton, JainoH. Tim Ifiulur aiKO Kiiid .TnmoB lloowevi'll- won hi if.'tnin It is inl;r n.st la thn roiiipany. CASCADE LOCKS TO BUY OUT UTILITY CASCADE LOCKS, Doc. 11 ( A FJ I Cascade Locks last niKlit .sUni'd a conn-act to buy the Cas rnilu Locks diviKion of the VVcwt Coasl Power company for $44,000. Thn city will operate? tho diHtri liiii ion B.vHlcni, purchuNiiiK power iroiti UoniiMvlllo. FIGHT PLAN TO CUT COOS RAIL SERVICE MAUKIII-TICLD. Dec. II (API Coos bay logging companies will contest the Southern Pacific's pro posal to abandon service on nn 1S milo Myrlle Polnl-Powers run al nil llilei-stnle commerce commission I '. - - -i 1 ' i WW Hi Better Quality! Lower Prices! Best Assortment in Town! , Dllp if t Coffee fTp; Maker j itl .1.19 Ulc the decorated porcelain base risht on vour table. Always makes delicious coffee. 6 cups. mmim - REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1938. bearing at Portland. Jan. 18. The Railway has maintained service on the Coos Day Lumber company tracks. A lease agreo menl expires this-yofir. Discontinuance would mem a loss lo enterprises in the Powers district, logging operators said. SPORTSMEN WILL BACK CLOSURE PLAN (Continued from page 1) from commercial fishing are limited to a very small number of persons, while the proposed change would give everyone Interested in fishing an equal opportunity. On the other hand, some of tho members of the council favor com plete closure to commercial fish ing and contend that the proposed measure would he difficult and ex pensive to enforce. The matter Is to be given further consideration before a bill Is draft ed lo he Introduced at the forthcom ing session of the legislature. The council Is unanimous In Us approval of a bill which would make It unlawful to take steel heads from any streamB in Oregon except from the wnters of the Co- liirnbiu rlvfr for coinrnorclal pur- pOHOH. MARKIiriKLI), Don. 14 f AP) Commercial fiHhermon along thf southern Oj'pkoii coast prepared to day to rosist leKialiitive efforts- to closo all streams oxcopt tli ('oliim hit river to coniinorcial operations, A Kronp beaded by Charles Keller, president of the Commercial Fish eries of Oregon, will submit Htalifl lics sbowliiK the possible economic loss to this section. D. A, V. OFFICERS VISIT ROSEBURG Three prominent officers, in the organization of Disabled American Veleiaus of the World war ar rived In Roseburg today lor a meet ing wllh the local post and auxil iary. Thn officers are Carl Halvnr son. Iliemerton, Kith district na tional committeeman; Thomas Cur rigan, Portland, state commander, and l.llo Dniley, Portland, state ad jutant. This afternoon they made un in spection of the veterans facility and tiinlghl will meet with the local I). A. V. post and auxiliary at the armory. Arrangements have been made for a social hour and refresh ments following the business ses sion. Zoo's Taboo SAN FRANCISCO Clyde finy Dry wanted his own zoo got some seals and lion cubs'. Ono or the seals 'reached for n fish ill Dry's back pocket, missed aim. Dry went to the hospital to i.n ,ln..in,.n,l rn- eenl hlte. Then one of the Hon cub's lungnnM for a niece of hamburger, missed:- Dry hud to have his little finger sewed back in place. Now Dry is advertising a sale, hopes he won't miss, lie doesn't -want a zoo., ' Mill 1 iU-Ve,. cw a? umi. $? Qua,', 111,. - WoUjfl, . ln, ccas'on i r a"y . brig,.: Wards !f Electric Lantern Better than SS lanterns I Switch on back gives 2000 foot spot, light or floodlight 1 ill li 1.19 2.98 ROSEBURG ORPHANS REACH N. Y. CITY (Continued ftim vara 11 rnembered little of New York, Greeted by Three Aunts Their three mints, sisters of Mrs. Moore, met them at the train when they arrived yesterday. First, all seven- children and three aunts went to the apartment of Mrs. John Itoedif?, one of the aunts, who in custodian of a brunch of the city library and has her quarters there. There Bhe and the other aunts. Mrs. John Cress lein and Mrs. Harry Spicer, decid ed on the distribution. The children are: MaRdaten, 14; Lilliam, 13; Muise. U; Allen, 7; (irace, C; Jusiina, 4, and Kliza beth. 2. Magdalen and Justina were c ho ne n to stay with the ItoediKS, who have three children of their own, Magdalen, 20; Martha, 17, and Ann, 1J. MaRdalen Moore Is called Madge, so there will he no con fusion of names. Mrs. flresfilein. who has no chil dren of her own, took KlizabethL Ixmise and Lillian. Allen nnd firace went to Mrs. Splcer, who has seven children of her own nnd three grandchildren. Three, of her children are married, however, and only four nre;' living at home: Frank, 23; Conrad. 21; Charlotto, 17, nnd Richard, 11. FRANK BERGH HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE Frank Tlergh. local salesman, re cently arrested on a charge of lar ceny bv embezzlement, was order ed held for the grand jury today, following a preliminary hearing In the justice court. He was contin ued in custody in lieu of taOO bail. GERMAN CONVICTED AS CANAL ZONE SPY f Continued from paee 1) be tried later. TWO MORE ALLEGED SPIES ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA I.OS ANGELES, Tloo. 14. (AP) Government agents .worked In secrecy todav as they prepared to ike before the federal grand jury the west coast's latest "spy scare" ii' eaue Involving the Pacific coast manager of the official so viet Russia travel bureau, und a former Berkeley, Ctilir, police of ficer. , IIeld: undqr . bond or , $2r.,(l00 each on espionage clinrge's accus ing them of sending V. S. naval intelligence documents to- Ihe so viet are Mikhail Colin, 34, coast lu-ad or lntoiirist. Fnc... and Ilafis Mttltoh. former policemun-who had been lonned to -the , naval : Intelli gence because of his nmficlency in (he Japanese language::. !... Asst. U. S. Atty. William F; Pal mer, while' declining ttr'ntupllfy tlio charges' against the .'pair, jiatil in ore r v i u r t iatn ' h 5 if I 11 I- E'c(ric Mirror polished chrome olate. Doors turn toast. Walnut nan dies, brown enamel bi the case jwould be presented to the grand jury as soon as possible. Agenta oftthft federal bureau or J Investigation also declined to dis ' cusa :lie case. 1 . . High Bail Set That the inquiry is consliiereu Important by federal authorities was indicated when high tmu was Bet for the two men by V. S. Com missioner Head. Also, the prison era were placed In cells on separ ate floors of the county jail. Arrest of the pair came within two weeks of the seizure of Karl Allen iJrummond, an airplane fac tory worker, who was accused of attempting to sell to Japanese agents plans of navy and army aircraft. Drummond's case has been set for trial December 22. SPY ACTIVITY SEEN AS MENACE TO U. S. (Continued from pnee 1) lering alien organizations and for widespread publicity about theii membership and activities.. Chairman Dles,(D-Tex.l announc ed the committee, lis funds ex hausted,, would conclude hearings I tomorrow. Deportation Urged Summarizing testimony during four months of hearings in a radio address last night, Dies urged the nation to be more concerned with "pro-Americanism" than with "anil communism, anti-fascism and antl naziism." He called on the labor depart ment to deport promptly commun ist, fascist uiid nazl aliens In the country. Failure to take that ac tion he said, is becoming a "nation al scandal." : Dies suggested persons who fa vor another nation over the United States should "book an early pas sage to the country of your affec tion." le said the committee's inquiry had shown communists found it effective lo penetrate existing la bor unions, set up "front" organi zations, and "bore from within" major political parties. n 1 JOBLESS PAY HOLDS AGAINST PICKET BAN (Continued from page 1) sent tho state in an effort to con vince the social security, board that the Initiative measure passed- by RECTAL AND COLON TROUBLES Entirtlydont twiywith by I non-turiical -mtihodi. No confinement to home. No lou ol urn lrom work. Whit we hive done for thousand! of others we can do fot you Learn what it - means to be treated hv specialist who are long experienced la this particular lint of work. FREE BOOKLET Caii or writ for it. Vtr inttrtstiag mnd instructive.- Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Phyilclmn and Surfon - N.E. Cor; E. Burniid. and Grind Ave. Telephone KAit 391. Portlthil. Oregon " j LjlWt.,. .. 'rS5Ql 'ifs M9 ."fror.i.. . nef'.. toa... ' Oven.... oe Ur '"tes I Wcw" So Fr"e EJ,he Cnrom. , e p,e Plate " e. 98c Twin ourpote light, throws spot or floodlight at the click of a switch! Chrome case, 2-cell. the voters November 8 does not place the Oregon unemployment compensation law In non-conformity with the federal statute which says benefits shall not be denied nv nerson refusing to accept a job made vacant Dy striKe, i other , labor dispute, - uumi""-.. said. SEEK .RELEASE OF NILES AS DEFENDANT IN LEGAL FIGHT nnUTT Avn T)ec. 14. (AP) The Portland city council instruct ed City Attorney 1-atourette to make evcrv effort to obtain removal of Chief of Police Harry Niles from the list of defendants named yester day by the American nnd State Fed erations or I-anor anu tne uornsi for Industrial Organization In their fight against Oregon's new nnti picketlng bill. The labor organizations Inaugu rated a civil action to restrain state and Portland authorities from enforcing, the measuro and named Niles in a complaint along with Multnomah county District Attor ney James II. Bain, Sheriff Martin Pratt and Attorney General 1. H. Van Winkle. Niles, if efforts to eliminate him from the action fail, will be repre sented by the city's legal staff. Van Winkle probably will be represent ed by Willis Moore, ins enter assist ant. It was possible Ralph Moody, state coordinator in recent labor proBecullons, might bo called, i Wrnnlr S Sever chief doniltv lliS- ' trlct attorney, probably will defend nain and Pratt. Gov, Martin Assailed. Governor Charles H. Martin was accused by Monroe Sweetland. Oregon. Commonwealth federation executive secretary, of falling to warn voters enactment of the anti plcketlng bill might cause Oregon's removal from the approved list for federal unemployment compensa tion benefits. Sweetland said he learned In Washington, D. C, that the social security board had issued the warn ing to the governor. "It was Iho governor's duly to COST LESS M fo.- lots 0 Fun Holler Skills. Wards 1 -.JhTyL - -; gT..;.c,ry- ill 1.00 'Speedline, pr. Have Dreadnaught wheels tho longest-wearing skate wheels ever built) Sponge rubber pads. CrSriftmol Soie Price 4iiIhy Knivs UK A iow only A gift any boy or man will be glad to have I Choice of 12 styles. In gift box I Save now I MONTGOMERY WARD 315 NO. JACKSON ST. TELEPHONE 95 release this warning." bweeiiana asserted. "His failure to do so con stituted a misfeasance In office anil places a serious burden upon his successor, who. In contrast dirt warn the people against this law. Rheumatism, Neuritis I U--.U iriVt'll un I H WIIU lih-ii- mallHlii ami .N,-ilrlu riv- inonllis nntl 1 n i iifa.Miiver. ilown und Casey'H cannot ...,..... ,. ..... i.il.lv z'; u kv. :y. x-'i II - t7v: K K. Morn"" M.. i ' I.J UV -UKKIHI. in. 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