THE EVENING NEWSl
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tOf.NTKHKKIT MONEY 18
BRITISH SUBMARINES SEARCH IN VAIN
FOR GERMAN STEAMERS AND AIR CRAFT,
CiKCTXATIXG OX COAST
Pacific States Are Warned of Had
Fivo-Dolliir Ite.rve Notes.
WASHINGTON, March 15. The
secret service today Issued a warn
ing against a counterfeit of the five
dollar note of the fian Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank, which has
appeared on the Pacific coast. The
counterfeit Is printed from zinc
etched plates, poorly executed, and
readily detected. Five persons have
been arrested for passing the coun
terflts. f:
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1 Ai- ' the national
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Get a Fresh Start!
For men whr got away to a false start on a pipe
or home-made cigarettes Prince Albert has a word
or two for what ails their smokeappetites I
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different, such a fine flavor, so cool and cheerful and
friendly, you'll get a new idea of smoke joy ! The patented
process fixes that and ours out bite and parch 1
And this little preachment is also for men who think
they're on the right track. All to be said is that the sooner
you lay out a nickel or a dime for a supply of Prince
Albert, the sooner you'll make a discovery1 that'll be
worth a lot to your peace of mind and
tongue 1 i
Get the idea of smoking all you want
without a comeback that's P. A.t
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winiton-Salem, N. C.
Bay Prinem Albert alt octr
IhtciviltMmdworldl Toppyred
bapi. Set tidy rmd tin; lOel
pound and ound tin
humidors and that ctaaiy
eryttaUglatt pound humidor
with Mpongm-moittmnmr top
that hmtpt thm tobacco in
ucA finm hapalwaya t
Oa lit taaaraa alia af lata IIJt raj
tin yon will raad : "Proem Patantaa?
Jala 30tb. 1907." which bu mad!
thrmm mas Maka pipaa wbara on.
amgkad baforal
Tho Cuma. Vnlluy ClioniB class,
wtih Mrs. Meiaingor Miller as In
utruilor ami chorus dlructor, gavo
their (list coni'ort on Saturday night,
Much llth, and a vory largo anil
npproi'lutlVH amIU'uc.o atloniU'd. Tho
members of the chorus who niipeured
on tlio program showed Biota lin
lirovoniont In tho cIiikb, for which
limit credit must bo given Mrs.
Miller anil her uMo training ability
flu ( tl) Hkll.Ail uiiuiiuer In which
Bho conducted her entiro program.
From tlio beginning to tlio end
there came 0110 Brand niiplause from
the audience, and everyone declared
It was tho best, homo talent enter
tainment over Riven In this sort Ion.
Mrs. Miller carries ninny first
class recommendations from some
of the ninHt prominent papers and
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
people in several states, as being a
chorus loader of rare ability, and,'
hor work in Camas Valley the past j
few months certainly bears the same j
compliment .and the entire coniniun-j
ity hopes to be ablo to continue to!
enjoy such onetitainmenta as this,
chorus class will give under the,
leadership of such a talented and;
cultured director as Mrs, Miller
St. George's Guild will serve
noonday dinner and evening
supper in the Grand Hotel i
Grill, Saturday, March 18. Pro-
ceeds jfor street assessments.
Further announcements.
34G-jiil4
Following are the names of the
pnrtieipnnts in tho chorus: Prof.
Street, George Mclslngor, Melvin
Solve, John Smith, Isaac Willi, ttoyj
Miller, Krunk Iirown, Seth Croy,
Willlo Goodwin, Klmor Wilson, Paul
Murray, Pnlllip Stanley, Norman
Coon, Misses Mnudo Iledrlck. Pearl
Meisinger, T,yal Murray, Belle Coon,
Du'sy Wilson and Miss Heffley.
Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Frank Brown,
Mrs. TCilmond, and a large junior
class, which rendered several splen
did numbers at the end, including
a beautiful hoop drill, received much
applause. Also excellent string music
wis furnished by Perry Stanley,
Frank Smith tuvl .Joe Croy, who all
phowed themselves to ho capable
musicians. Miss Pessle Brown, of
Camus Valley, and Miss Vivian Iiuetl,
of pllliml, presided nt tho organ
during tho evening entertainment,
and by their creditable handling of
tho Instrument, added much to the
enjoyment. It was an evening that
wilt be roiuembered by all who were
present.
I II VOU ICS .MAY HK
OX IME1MAKY II ALLOT
Secretary of State Says lie Will
Heed Petition Unless Princi
pal Objects.
TWO FORMER STARS OF MAJOR LEAGUES
SHOULD ADD STRENGTH TO TOLEDO TEAM
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Itresnnhnn (left) nd Stovall.
ficorire Stovall ia not going to be
idle the cominir season. According
to RoBr Hresnahan, tho former Fed
eral leairue manairer will play first
base for the Toledo Association
team. In fact, Bresnahan has found
work for six or seven players who
wore with the defunct league last
season. Stovall and llresnanan will
add lot of strength to the Toledo
team. Both should prove excellent
hitters in that company, and, besides,
Urcsnuhan and Stovall are still stars
In their respective positions.
win f'm'm x
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SALEM, March 15. If the po
litical supporters of Justice Hughes
for president petition to have his
name put on the ballot, and he docs
not formally object iu writing by
April 20. Secretary of Stnto Oloctt
.11 certify his name to the cuonty
clerks, according to an announce
ment made by him last night. The
lloseburg Hughes club has Intimat
ed its Intention of petitioning to
have .rustice Hughes' name put on
the ballot, and it was this that
pro in i t I'd tho secretary to make the
announcement. Under the law passed
by the last legislature the name of a
candidate fro president or vice presl-
do'a may he printed on the ballot
upon his request or the petition ot
1000 registered voters. April 20 Is
the lato when the secretary certl
fioa filenames of candidates to tho
county clerks, mid ho taeks the po
sition that silence by a candidate Is
tantamount to assent when a nom
inating petition Is filed.
FOR SAr-E OH THADE.
Jersey melfers and cows, fresh
and to freshen soon, J35.00 to
1 6B.00. One nice small saddle horse,
good driver, $40.00. One good pack
mare, J40.00. One 1600-lb. black
Percheron horse, $140.00. Oliver
plows, for any soil, riding, walking
and tractor. Full line John Deere
Implements, Fairbanks-Morse en
gines, lighting plants, windmills,
water1 systems, wagon scales, plat
form Bcales, and spray outfits.
Willamette Silos. Buggies, wagons
and auto trailers. For all imple
ments on tho farnv see Signor, at
tho Farmers Feed Shed. 305-dswal
SOMI3 OF THE GOOD ONES.
HIO MEN AHE INDISPOSED.
PARIS, March 1 5.- According to
unconfirmed reports from Rome,
Kaiser Wilholm Is again troubled
with throat disease which has bother
ed him lately.
I ..ON DON, March 15. Premier
sqnlth Is suffering from hronclhal
catarrh, his office announced.
You're strong nnd well
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so
That's natural.
You may be disappointed
That's possible.
You need protection now
That's evident.
Better start today
That's wisdom.
You want the best
That's proper.
Guarantee Fund Life .
That's It.
Reserve fund over $1,000.000.00
That's Important.
Home office. Omaha, Neb.
That's the place,
rielays are dangerous
THAT'S ALU
Protection at reasonable cost. M.
F. Rice, representative, Roseburg,
Oregon. 357-m2S
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leading surety company. We bond
more people than any other com
pany In the world." Assets over
f 10.000,000.00. ':
The HOMhl INSURANCE COM
PANY stands at the head of the list
of ell -companies doing business In
the United States.
You well know the old standard
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NIAGARA, the CONTINENTAL, the
AETNA, the LIVERPOOL & LON
DON & GLOBE, and the ST. PAUL.
Any one of these old linos will give
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Let us write you. Free advice oji
any insurance or bond subject.
356-m28 See RICE & RICE.
HUNTER'S SPRAY.
Spray that orchard with Hunter's
Lime-Sulphur Solution. Strength and
purity absolutely guaranteed, recom
mended by the fruit Inspector for
Douglas county, endorsed and sold by
the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union.
289-dswtf
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Take a glass of Salts before breakfast
if your Uack Hurts or iJiactaer
U troubling you.
No man or woman who eats meat regu
larly can molce a mistake by flushing tho
kidneys occasionally, says a well-known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
excites the kidneys, they become over
worked from the Btrain, get sluggish and
fail to filter the waste and poisons from
the blood, then we get Bick, Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble,
nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in the
kidneys or your back hurts or if tho
urine is cloudy, otTensive, full of sedi
ment, irregular of passage or attended by
a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat
and get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy ; take a
table spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast and in a few days your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of crapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
the kidneys, also to neutralise the acids
in urine so It no longer causes irritation,
thus endiniz bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active and the blood
pure,' thereby avoiding serious kidney
com pi i cation.
British airship, aeroplane and submarine in North Sea.
The British have submarines too, but they have had little use for them
(to date, except in the operations against turkey. Photo shows the Brit-t
fish KUhmnrina Wn HR 1 - u .l . n 1
, " """6 "iiuugu uie seas, a jjrrasn airship novera
over it, while Drotectini? th two th anara i u:i -u ;
ue air. , . i
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HAWLKY NAMES CANDIDATES Principal, Daniel Woods, Cottnge
VOW ANNAPOLIS CAPUTS Grove; alternates, William Jenkins
and Willis Kays, Eugene; Carlton
WASHINGTON, March ,15. Con
gressman Hawley has nominated .the
following candidates to take the ex
amination for Annapolis April 18:
.jgan, Albany.
Fr hot chicken tamales, go to
Galls'. 260-tf
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L iimvI1Aeiia Pcrywhcre in 3-siz bottles: 10c CI on.). 23c U o.). 5Cc U o., Pint for
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Cut Flowers, Potted PUnta,
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WILMA.. TELIj OVERTURE. Part 1. At Daw
Orchestra.
,1AM TEIjI, OVERTURE. Part 2. The Storm.
Orchestra.
A B704
2-lnch
J1.00
WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE. Part 3. Th e Oalm.
Prince's Orchestra.
WILLIAM TElL OVERTURE. Part 4. Finale.
Prince's Orchestra. ,
This famo is Overtu
has stood as one of the m
strumental preludes In
Dawn" played with i
wood.wlnds; the "Stor
most the full range of o
vivace "Finale" one of t
tral composition till nn
popular favoritism.
re, since its first production in 1S29,
ost popular as well as perfect ln
all tausic. The "pastoral" "At
uch beautiful simplicity by the
and "Calm" contrasting al-
rchestrol effects; and the allegra
he most dazzling themes In orches
ite In keeping "Tell" at the zenith of
Let us play It for you.
Roseburg Furniture Co.