January 29, 10.12
PAGE TWO
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SETTLEMENT IS
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UNDER
(Continual from Put One)
denied alio.
Edwin 8. Cunnlnliam. th
American consul-general, talked
to the Chinee mayor of Shang
hai lata laat night but laid thy
had dticused nothing ot Import
ance. Othar ron-ular officiate
said they knew nothing thout tha
tvporte of an armistice.
I.lltla group of Chinese, fight
Inic f rami, ally, vara holding off
the Japan at sever! polma
whll tha rainsharkl Chines
house blsed around them and
the crah of falling walla punctu
ated tha rattle of gunfire.
Refugeee who managed to
mak their war Into tha inter-
J i national aettlement aald th
; t'hinea canualtiee ainr th he-
ginning of th occupation ran In
I i to th thousands.
I I the rhlnea buslnee men In
th settlement cloaed their ahopa
' and bank, and builneaa practical
ly waa at a atandatlll.
rhlnea la Htatement
Th Chin command Issued a
atatfment addreated to th Chi
ne peopl. charging Japan with
"murdering our people, burning
our homea In th Shanghai area,
and seeking to rreat a altuatlon
which would glv them an -ctM
for aggreaslon la th Yang
ti ralley.
'W Intend to defend our ter
ritory and ae long aa w har
alngl man or alngl round
of ammunition w will oppoa
the lnvadr. until thay are -pelled."
It waa revealed early thla
morning that Japanvae ronaular
aitiBorltlea and t'hlneae civil
oltlriala had arranged for an
arrulitlce but that thalr proposals
were rejected by th military
leader.
The military rhlefa on both
ldea aald that even ahnuld the
civil arm agree to an armistice
It would bar no rain In In
fluencing eettlemnt ot th pre
sent crlala.
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Pleatj et Parking 8 par
Five Dellverle Daily If Your Order Amount to Over $1.00
Jee Drew. Pure Coun- Mayonnaise BUTTER
try Pork Bck" Kraft', or Flare Food. Klam.th Freah
bone and Sparenb, with Ti-n
lot of meat Abo coun. t ilTVv. AQ n
try dreued Hen and QUART JJC POUNDS tVC
au 8o..d Fre,h Vegetable.
COFFEE "eh Lettuce THree i a
Folfer Mow.taln Grown PER BUNCHES 1 T C
or- HEAD OC
POUND JO C ; FANCY
Morning Milk Urp Dried Fig
POTATOES That Jfeir, Lfke-Freah Canned Apricot, Pear
Klamath Number Two' MUk or Peaches
PER CC THREE OQ TWO OQ-
cwt. DOC cans 40C pounds QG.
(My Th Aarlated Prea)
Klra. which from l different
polnta ravaged th Chapel aee
tlon of Shanghai today, caused
horrible alaughter among the
JOO.eou Inhabitant of the city.
In addition to the terror ot th
steady bombing of th ctlun by
4apneae lrpln.
Th International aettlement
waa threatened eerloualy, while
around the rent ot the world an
International ten.lon grew that
Involved the League of Nationa
at lleneva, Soviet Kuxsta. Oreat
Britain and the I'nlted State.
Yea A-ka Anion
Amtiassador W. W. Yen. Chl-
nee apokeaman at the league.
satci in inrnrmect rtrctes ai iieneva
to b acting In cloa harmony
with th I'nlted State govern
ment, ahifted hut rountry'a de
manda for league Intervention to
day, calling on the council to pre
erv Chin' Integrity under
article ten and fifteen of the
covenant which call for d rattle
action.
The Rueaiaa manager of the
Chlneae Eastern Railway at Har
bin, rn North Manchuria, wher
th Japanea have been endeavor
ing to aend troopa aa a result of
fighting there between Chlneae
factlona, denied the us of the
railway to Japan for troop trans
portatloa. on order ot the Soviet
government at Moscow.
laindoa Anvlou
London papr expressed deep
anilely over th Shanghai altua
tlon, even thoa who ordinarily
support Japan' policy toward
China.
Th Japanese navy department
at Tokyo ordered two more air
craft carrier, three cruisers and
a flotilla of destroyer irom in
Saseho naval baa to atart for
Shanghai. At Shanghai it waa
reported 1.000 additional Jap
anese marine were to be aent In
to th city to relntorc thoa al
ready In th Chanel section.
Th fir department of th In
ternational avttlement atood anat
oualy ready to pounc upon th
flame from Chapel when they
crept over the aettlement border.
Foreign residents of the resident
ial are adjoining the aettlement
evacuated their homea thla af
ternoon after a bomb dropped
nearby. A badly aimed bomb
also dropped within the aettle
ment and started fir which
waa put out without casualties,
hut after considerable damage
had been done.
Th Japanese foreign office be
gan th preparation of a general
statement on th itutlon. In
which It waa eipeeted to say
Japan has no intention of pro
moting political or territorial am
bitlnna there, but is acting en'
tirely In defena of Japan
cltlten.
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In countlett home, restaurants', hoteli and
clubj.rtrrjur in tact where good food u ap
preciated and enjoyed, you'll find these crisp,
deliciously flavored oda wafers, oven-freshl
Don't miss Snow Flakes unusually fine qualify.
.Buy from your grocer today, open the familiar
red package and then taste for yourself this out-of-the-oven
freshness. Remember to always
insist on Snow Flakes. . . . grocer, everywhere
are featuring these favorite of the West. They
get Snow Flake oven-fresh regularly from the
spotless "Uneeda Bakers' bakeries located in
population centers of the Pacific Coast. '
Give Snow Flakes to the children after school;
it won't spoil their appetites. Serve them with
soups, salads, baked cheese dishes and light
lunches. Snow Flakes are triple-wrapped. Get
the big packages-we call them thrift packages.
Don't ask for crackerssay
Snow Flakes
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WASIIIM1TOX. Jan. I. (f)
Th Interstate commerce com
mission lotlur refused to permit
the tiregon-Waahlngtun Railroad
A Navigation company end th
Northern Pacific railroad to r
dur ratee on applea tad peara
tor eaport from the Yaklmt val
ley to Portland.
In the aame decision the com
mission refused to permit the
railroad eervlng the Walla
Wall valley to redur rate on
applea and peara f-ir eiport to
Tacoma, Seattle and Portland.
Tha refusal to permit a reduc
tion between th Yakima valley
nd Portland waa du to th
clrcutuatanr that th Portland
rat would have been less than
that to Taroma and Seattle.
Th proposed Wall Walla
valley rat waa ordered can
celled pecans It would hav
violated lh long-short haul pro
vision of the Interatate com
merce commission act and would
In the opinion of the commie
alon. have given Walla Walla
valley producers an undue ad
vantage over Yakima valley pro
ducera. U. S. BRITISH,
GET ASSURANCE
FROM JAPANESE
(Continued from rag On)
dltlone than eilst now between
Cl in and Japan, h aald, adding
that Tokyo nver had ceased try
ing to settle lh dispute by di
rect negotiation and will con
tinue Ihoae efforta. .
Joeeph Paul-Bnnrour, the
Frenchman who la acting aa
chairman at thla meeting, over
ruled the Japanese and asked
Sir Eric Drummond, lh league
sicretary, to outline his plan of
procedure. Sir Erie aald he
would have bla answer ready to
morrow. Before the council adjourned
Sato registered hla reservations
to the chairman a ruling and re
minded the council It waa neces
sary to proceed very alowly "In
a matter which might so gravelv
ccm promise th peace ot th
world."
Russof apanese
Strife Threatens
(Continued from Pag On)
neae Eastern (eeountabl for ny
delay la th arrival of Japanese
reinforcements t Harbin.
Jointly ttwwett
Th Chines Eastern railway Is
Jointly owned by Russia and
China. list Ifsla, governor ot
Klrln provlnc. haa been fighting
a fore led by Ting Chao, com
mander of th railway guards.
Japan attempted la aend a body
of troopa to Harbin, to protect Ita
rltiiena there, the government
aald.
M. Kuinetorf, Russian manag
er ot Ike railway, forbad the
transport ot the troope over the
line on orders from the Russian
government at Moecow. M. Kua
netoff pointed out that Rnaal
had refuaed to tranaport Chinese
troopa southward at th tlm th
Japaneae Invaded th N'nnnl river
bridge area near Taitalhar, and
that Japan bad euggeated that
neutrality b observed.
Mtalewieat ttvea
Lat today It waa authorita
tively atated th Jpanea gov
ernment would Bold offlclala of
the railway responsible for any
delay la th troop movement to
llarliln, nd th accountability
would be estndd to any dam-
g don Japanese auhlcct
reault ot th fighting In and
around th city.
Japanese Consul General Oha-
hi at Harbin reported that th
Russian offrlals had acted on
Moscow Instructions and Hil Hsla
reported In effect that th hoard
of directors of th railway, which
I partly Chines and partly Rua
slan. ordered th destruction of
a bridge at Sungirl, which delay
ed the troop movement a day or
two. Th consul general eaid the
bridge waa dynamited, and the
Japanese aoldlera were compelled
to abandon their trains.
They crossed tha river at
Theive and started marching on
toot for Harbin.
Other report, however, placed
the blame for these delay on
Tine Chao' troop.
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormgrph at Un
derwood'a pharmacy contlnuea a
downward trend, Indicating flur
ries of now with probably clear
ing weather tonight.
Th Tyco recording thermom
eter registered maximum and
minimum temperature today as
follows:
High, II Low, 17
Forecast for th next 14 hours:
Unsettled tonight; fair and cooler
tomorrow.
Eitravaganc I almost Impoa-
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SPECIALS FOR
Sat. and Mon., Jan. 30th-Feb. 1st
Coffee
Jur Own Special Illenda
of Finest Cottee In Bulk
Yellow Bag
20c Lb.
Ilia. f.r Mr
Ked Bag
(Our Best)
30c Lb.
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EGGS
Strictly rrh Ranch
Eitraa
rrotn Klamath County
Farmer
2 Doz. for
35c
Pure Lard
4 Lb. Pails
49c
8 Lb. Pails
95c
CRACKERS
Hun.tilne Krlsple
(Tb New Halted Wafer)
Mad by Tru Hlu lllscult Co.
2 Lb. Sealed Cartons
25c Each
PICKLES
Yolo nrsnd Dill or Hour'
Full yuert Jar
25c Each
ftweet Mlel yuart Jar
.35c Each
Matches
( Bog Cartons
Monarch Brand
14c Each
Canned
Corn
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Brand
3 Cans for
29c
Canned
Tomatoes
No. IV Cans
Oregon Parked
Solid Pack
3 Cans for
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Catsup
Van Camp'a
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Urge Firm Head Onions .
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Fancy Local Milk Fed Veal
Veal Roasts lb 15c
Veal Stew lb. ".10c
Veal Steak lb 20c
Sliced Bacon lb 25c
Sliced Ham (Center Cuts) Each 15c
Skinned Hams (Whole or Half lb ..21c
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