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Newspaper Page Textr F0UR . w,, ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1925. - t'j ti in mado themselves the object oil ' -- SEESKO FUTURE - (Aaaocn.l ITaaa MaaH Win.) SAN DIF.OO, Feb. 12. Failure to see any brlKht future for Juulor officers of the military air ser vice under the present system has caused Lieutenant Frank Seifert, who trained distinction in the sum mer of 1923 by piloting rne of the planes during the mid air refuelinK tests at Rockwell field, when eight world's flight records were broken to resign from the air service, ac cording to an interview in the San Diego Union today. Most of the outstanding achieve ments of the air service has been conceived and executed by the pi lots themselves the resigning lieu tenant stated. "The trans-continental flight of Kelly and Macreaily. was conceived by these two men themselves." says Lieqtenant Seifert. "Smith and Rlchtcr should be Riven cred it for the midair refueling ex ploit and Eric Nelson and Lowell Smith were in the main respon sible for Initiating the world flight project and setting it through to a- successful conclu sion." Lieutenant Seifert leaves the ale service with a record of l.ouo flying hours without ever having had a crash. o What a satisfaction it is to know you have the best Vou can be as sured of this when you buy Grimm Bros.' MILK I1HEAU. Phone 133. made themselves the object of (their owu love and who cultivated I their own bodies to an extent which was actually tlaiuseroua. He challenged the generalizations on which he said many physical cul turtitts based their enthusiasm. Dr. .Miller contended that genera tions heme self confidence among school boys would be based en tirely upon tile values of intellect and character. I Today the physical animal fac tor predominated, and conse quently a great many adolescent ! boys were going w rong In their character development owing to their physical make-up. Iir. .Miller advised t-'ie associa tion members not to think merely in terms of chest npunsion when dealing with individual require ments of tltolr pupils, but rather of character. "We have here In London a stadium accommodating 120,000 persons which has been used for a boxing mutch tltut was all over in lit) seconds." asserted the speaker. "This should furnish us something to think about. Even in schools, the way in which watching a game of football is considered as port of school loyally far greater thau playing the game, is serious tendency." No banquet is complete without it. It's a decoration In Itself. It goes a long way toward a satisfac tory conclusion, (Iriuiin Bros.' .MILK lilt KA ll. 1'hone 133. (Aaaoclatad Prn Lewd Wire.) LEII'SKl. Germany, Feb. 12. Mysterious women known to the communists as "Eve" and "Inu." cholera bacilli and rabbits held the center of the stage at the af ternoon session yesterday at the tribunal which Is conducting the trial of 16 communists, alleged to be members of the "German C'heka' 'and charged with murder and terroristic acts. One defendant, Felix Neumann, who testified for the state that one "Lou", a former employe of the Soviet embassy Introduced him to "Comrade Eve" the latter supplied him with typhoid and dys entery bac'.illa the effect of which he and other defendants tried on rabbits. Neumann testified that a revolu tionary community was formed In Germany In l'J23 where wenpona were to be bought by money sup plied by the German embassy in Berlin, lie alleged that he himself once received 25,000 American dol lars rom the embassy for that purpose, together with Instructions from anollur defendant known as "Skoblewskl," to get rid of Gener al Von Seekt, Hugo Slinnes and other prominent German Industrialists." FIZZLE IS PROBED tAaaoclated Pre Uaatd Wirt ) LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12. In quiry by the district attorney and city prosecutor Into the "end of the world" that failed to material ize last Friday is expected to as sume definite shape tomorrow, when witnesses have been sum moned for informal questioning by both officials. The cliy prosecu tor's otflre hopes to have an inter view with the "end of the world" prophetess herself Mrs. Margar et W. Ilowen, of Hollywood, but was not yet sure today that It could be arranged. Contributions alleged to have bet n made to .Mrs. Kowen by her followers are the subject on which authorities Beek to shed light. NOTICE OF BAZAAR DATE In order that there may be no conrilcl In dates, the I-adies Aid Society of the First Christian church desires to announce that it has already set the dates for its 1S25 Christmas bazaar fur tbe lltb and 121b of December. V o NOTICE TO EXTERMINATE GROUND SQUIRRELS Every person, firm, copartner ship, company and corporation own ing, leasing, occupying, possessing or huvlng charge of or dominion over any land, place, building, structure, wharf, pier or dock which is infested with ground squirrels, or as soon as the presence of same shall come to his, their or its know ledge at once proceed anil continue , and For plants and flowers for Valen-''11 good faith to exterminate and . l i. cll The Fern. I destroy such rodents by poisoning tine's Day, call The Fern. YOUNG PEOPLE TOLD TO BEWARE OF PATH TROD BY NARCISSUS (Aaanclalnl I'raal UlurA Wlro.) LONDON, Jan. 24. Discour agement of what was termed the gladiatorial spirit, which has been reported creeping Into the lirltlsh schools, was urged recently by Dr. II. Crlrhton Miller In an address , ,., trapping or other appropriate and eileellve means. The following poison for the ex lermtuailon and destruction of such ground sipllrrels is hereby recom mended, lo-wlt: Strychnine (Alka loid) used on ell her barley or wheat, (bailey preferred), mixed ac cording to (ho following formula and manner, lo-wit : Hurley, clean grain Hi quarts; Strychnlnu (Alkaloid) 1 ounce; Bi carbonate of soda (baking soda) 1 thin starch paste 3 1 nlnt: to members of the llrllish Asso- n,.aVy corn syrup 14 pint; Glycer- elation of l'hyslcal Training on )m, j tabicspoonlul; Saccharine 1-10 the subject of "Hygiene for Ado- :,.,.. loscents." Educallonallsts. he , Mix thoroughly the 1 ounce of said, sought simplification of life ; powdered strychnine (Alkaloid) and In generalisations, and the physl- , bnrH common baking powder cal training expert was liable to. si, lhi tI.lo 3 ( ,,nt uf tmll hot believe that everybody neeiicu a , , ,i I stir to a smooth creamy physical training. Dr. Miller. IliaB. en,,, much paste Is made however, did not believe this IOhv dissolving I heuidiig tatilespoon l.e universally true, and there u lpf llrJ ,lnrr, in a liltle were certain youths for whom j,.,,,,! WH1,.r which is then added to physical tialnlng was bad. 4 pint of boiling wntcs. Iloll and Heferrlng to Greek mythology. ;,,,. (.,inaHnuv lm,n ,.,.llr tlslti ! Pr. Miller spoke of Narcissus who i,,a.,(, H formed.) Add 14 pint heavy fell In love with his own rellec- ton ,, ,,,, ,( i tnblcsiiooiiful of, Hon In the waters of a spring. :KV,erine and stir thoroughly. Add; There were N'.f, Italia today who . i . j t ounce of saccharine and stlrj I thoroughly. I'our litis mixture over , Hi ituailH of clean barley and mixj ell st) mat eiicn grain is couicii. From .Match 1st until .May 31st, 111 I)' the most I'lleetive time to! ipoiHo.t turn destroy the digger i 'soulnels as tltey have recently J letnetg, d from their hibernation ant! ' I will take Hie ball readily. I 'lite county agent, ctMipetallng 1 with the county court has a quan tity ol the 'oi.-on bait pre)iarcd autt '.-nine Is now on sale to the farttl'-is inr persons Interested at actual ;ro-t, and Ibis bait may be bad by 1 nl'I'l) lug at Ills otllce in Hie ft deral ; huli.lmg, lloscburg, Oregon, or at other central points In each com in ti ii 1 1 y . If any person shall, within thirty (:') iias tioin the rirst publication ol lilts notice, full to begin In good 1 ii 1 1 It to eMennte.ate. eradicate, anil it, -oi'oy. lucoitting to the melliod aloHMiul. or 1) any other etlecllie no ;tns haul ground squirrels herein t lcn:i1t,l. the leiiuty court of lsti,l.et cuilnly. Olefin, will up lellil 11 I" 1 .-i,i or ei oils to pro e,'l Willi II, e 1 I c I 111 II ih t toll ll'l'l NEARLY INSANE! AT TIMES Mrs.Saunders Tells how Lydia L Pinlham't Vegetable Compound Relieved Troubles of Change of Life J j I I To Win More Friends 10 O Lucky Strikes TAX FREE We invite every smoker in this city to take advantage of this startling offer. We've told you about Lucky Strike superiority. Your friends have told you. Now know for yourself the value of the toasting process! We make this proposition to win more friends: The regular price of a tin of 100 Lucky Strikes is 75c You pay the dealer only 45c We pay the Government Tax of 30c Art OniriVIv as the dealer's allotment ZT-CL VCU1V-A-17 at this price is limited. . ' Get One tin er for home or for office. Tl,. -m,10 n be in effect when the dealer's I he regular price supply on this offer is sold. Smoke these 100 Lucky Strikes. Then you'll know how the 45 minute toasting process adds to the flavor and improves the taste. Guaranteed by I I LUCKY STRIKE 1 Facts About Taxes on Cigarettes TO the general public, we believe it will he surprising to learn that nearly half of vkat they fay for ciga rette goee to the government Jot tares. The internal revenue stamp on a Trackage of twenty Lucky Strike ciga rettes eottt you six cents. On a 75c tin of one hundred the revenue stamp costs you thirty ante. So nearly one-half of what you pay for cigarettes u spent by you for taxes. This is certainly the heaviest tax on an article of daily and universal con sumption. The Tobacco Industry and Taxes The aggregate tax paid by the to bacco business is with one exception. income taxei, the largest item of inter nal revenue the federal government re ceives. Last (fiscal) year it amounted to 1309,014,050.84. Of this enormous amount of money the cigarette industry paid $182,715,- 735.93, or nearly two-tlnf ds of the total tax paid by the entire tobacco business. We believe you will appreciate that when nearly fifty cents of every dollar paid by you for cigarettes goes to the government, you must receive in ciga rettes a value in return for your money that is rarely given in any commodity. That the public appreciates this great value is shown by the enormous increase in the consumption of ciga rettes.' Our reasons for this tax free offer We know this offer induces men to try Lucky Strikes it "Wins More Friends. We know that a large percentage of thoee who get acquainted with Lucky Strikes adopt tnem. This isn't philanthropy nor propa gandajust good business, as you'll agree. The offer is limited. We cannot af ford to keep it up. We make it generous, to attract at tention. Super-quality Only by immense volume can we produce such an aristocratic cigarette as Lucky Strike at such a democratic price. Its quality is supreme because it has that costly extra process, toasting, which improves the flavor and adds to the taste of even the finest tobaccos that are used in Lucky Strikes. Cleanlineos and Care in Manufacture Every Lucky Strike factory is a model of sanitation. Read how Al fred W. McCann, the noted food ex pert, describes one of our factoriesi "White walls and ceilings, floors as clean as freshly chiseled marble, cutting machines and wrapping machines that take away from the human hand all detail and leave nothing to the human supervision but the watchfulness of trained eyes." We know a trial will make you a permanent customer of ours. on m GUIVII'ii 'DANISH-AMERICAN TRADE RETURN9 TO NORMAL COPKNH A(iKN b. 12. - Writ InK in tin1 NationattUltntlt' on traii bolwiM-n lVnin;irk :uM tli" I'nitrd Statt'n ilurin U21, It. 'John lynily Pilnet the Auk ririui I minister to Pt-nmark, suvm flint ;il Knoxvillc, Tenn. "I took T.yHia R Pinkhum'sVt'KftHliU'romtMninilwhilo IKuintf thnnitfn uio Chan ku of I-ito. 1 WiiMverynervoiift, Icouliinntnh't'ii urn. had mt'lamholy rtH-llrt. In ffu U 1 wit nearly in.sH.nu nt times and my Imi'mnry wiw ai nxwtt a blank. I no wiHK 1 f jflroulil not do mv lfl:3 him.'W',rk half of fJL-5J th Unw and Buf fered dreadf ully with my baek. My 6ct.rfi(ml 1 would have to worry it out anil I went through, this for threj yearn before I heUHn ukiritf tho Vege table OtmtKiund wliK'h I kjiw ..dver tiacd. I think it wan oiuht bottled that I took. It haa hn two vearM since 1 took any and I haven't nnd n doctor since for that trouble. I do all my wafihini? nnd iroinn and 1 have framed from llti to irounds. I ad vi.e all women who mmer physically and mentally as 1 did to vive tiie Yrtf ptable CmiK)und a fair trial. 1 hoi: it will do as much for them as it did for me. --Mrs. T. A. Sai ncks, 711 E. Dtwt bUWJL Mtl. iti.-n t . b- "will Ih bailHih I'.lMl V. I .'HUH', t KHMIld I Ills liou. 1 , ant (d the Mutt.! tmele and i o. il hl).tll be IimiI lor v crb or Hire- i kiiii.i dtvertbt'd 'b (o lal.e not K e tin U.l-d and rii in h izruund squn t tht ri-ol laeui r-i t lo rueti I. hhI. i: dot K. aint utib s a li' ii i i-hi nst t Ii t i iniii.iliuii ot ;-H"i I'llhii.-lit-d I'Ul -II in mii h ( u-i-I thai (Mihln atn.n two in. rcilllM' siit ;;. and nil r m in an- rt quti d t uhli-hd tlii (ArvtalH Vrrm Im1 Wii.) M,V YOltK. Feb. 12.-4tie of 1'oMtiK.- tsri ai' ftl titb s, that nf lriittniK sporta prouiotor may be Inn ! d iiiio a New York ritiK dar uk. i he outdoor HtUMin v.wn Tex Kii kard pii hiit fore a aa'nst tbe i rater of Charles S. Ih-ndt-r-!in. iuv rising tn l.oint Island City la mat 1 lu.tMH siH'iMators. When (jurstionetl tn npard to the iinpfrulltiK war of promoters, those who make a living out of oilier in lis battles in the rltlK Hfe n-rrent, vt bint that thrre must be snniethins hesldes prospcetf be hind the invi'Htment of HmdiTson. tn otbi r words, that be holds drf intte prtmiNen In wrilinr. Ho h liirksrd nnd !I ndepon hiivc 1-t ti he known that l'np-ey will box for tht m thts sumnier. i ih Tommy tiibbons anil Harry Wills mi'iiiioned as oppon.-nls and now rMu- tin- stitry that Manae r Jaek Kesrn Is wltlw lit ndernon and t'hiimplon Jnrk iH-mpsey is with Kiikard. 1 Is mhlspered that pei haps Kearns in iniereand fi ll inei ill via the ronntmt tipn of i he mw arena in Ung Island Mly. lsn Mi Kelt U k ronsidre! the ow.rn r pi esetitalive of Kearns and Dempsey. is matchmaker for Krlldl I'XOU. Night Coughing How to Stop It j Nifrht rouchine wh'u'h, thrmitrh loss of valuable slrep, nftcn inaks ?'ou feel uturly vriwut nn,l use ess during the day, and by quickly i Weakening? the system lays you !open to tho most dangerous infec tions, can now lie promptly chtvkod by a very simple treatment. l'e. plo who nave hardly been ablo to 'rest on account of eouphinc spell.i have found that they can sleep tho whole night through undisturbed joftcn after the very first trial. Tli. t(,'1m,nt I.. I'u., ,1 on ri't.rV M f-rrwrlplwa htiowti k it Kmw. Nw ll,',v,ry. Tuu f!iiiljf I r,. t. ,. ;iM,nf,il at nlsM K (. rt riiuiTiir ' 1 I bolil It In your thrnat lur li r OnU hvfur. aniliii.ini II. 1 1i. prli,tk,o bus a l ui lo a. lion. It r nly n.Mithm ant b.-i,u tl, r.-nr,, a' 1 llrtllatlon. I nt It qui.kly Ii.,.. i-a ar.i r. - rrinilt la tlmt Tuu U.UMllv.lri, Na.iv. V ma a tMl tli vrtv tnt n.,- it. ana t... COtitfn r. tn yrrv a' art tlnirt. i Th. prraoi l't Ion ,-.nt,ia n. orlTto or aritifiil tlni.-a. tit t.,r . 1 . 1 1 . , ,i aa nail aa Rinnn-tii, tTor n-ni;?,, . It. ,t eoltla. lioann'ii.aa, m-ra throal. ai' iM- n li Ci'Hip. l'rin. hit ia. lr tun a an t bum Ii; I tStliniS. At Sll SJod iUri:aiA f,T ihoimh (he retires for the trade lielween tho two rminules for 1924 are, not yet complfte, It ap pears certain that tho mutual initio luiM Increased durlnK .the past year and In probably now at what niiBht be railed a new nor nvii, following the hectic spurt In lill and 11120. "The Imuran market Is an at tractive one for American pnv ducts." Mr. I'r nrc siivs, "heivmse of Iarnmark'a increased lnilu."trinl activities, the high standard of living within the country, and the well inaiiiiaiiieil iitirchisinK power of its people. Thfse (actors, tn BPlher with the almost cjmrHte oliinination of some competitive eleioenls. and also a tirowth of di rect commercial Intercourse be tween the two countries, have ended to Increase the participa tion of the I nlted Stales in the linnlsh import trade from 10 per cent In 1913 to 13 per cent In 1923. In fact, ihe I nlted States now follows lierniany nnd Great I'.ritaln In order of imponanre as a sup plier of tho Danish market." Arundel, pisno lunrr. mone i,ov ritit'K n I.l t'KY STIilKK 1(M). j Lucky Strike t,ii;arottes In tins 'of one hundred are being sold 1 here this week at thirty cents be low tho normal price, according ; to an announcement by tho Am erican Tobacco Company, maliu 'facturers of this brand. The company pays the I'nlted i States tax on this package, the customers pay only ihe actual price of the cigarettes themsel ves. Thus they are being sold for forty-five cents instead of seventy-five cents', the regular price. The special sale- will last as long as the present stocks of this ( package remain. As soon as the local tobacco merchants exhaust their slocks of I.ucky Strike lous, the normal price will again be re- i suuied. er of being headed off by a rival and even if he wins temporarily he may lose in the end If he Is not genuine. "It Is just the same in business. .No advertising campaign can make a permanent success of a commodity or service lhat Is not good and that Is not w?rth the price paid for it." PREMIER NOT SEEKING SOUTHERN EUROPEANS ELEVATOR FOR BERLIN I1KR1.IV. Feb. 12-iter!!n is about to have Its first express elevators, or Hfts. as the Germans usually call them. Theie will bo In the Hotel ExcolMor, which is soon to have ei'lit, stories and I.ooO rooms. This is said to be itrcater than the capacity of any hotel now running In Kurnne. MKI.noITRNE, Feb. 12. Imply ing to the Victorian government's protest against the unrestricted migration of Southern Kuropeans, Federal I'rimo Minister Bruce laid stress on thn fact that no encour agement or assistance had been of fered to aliens. 1 The feileral government, he ad ded, had announced recently that it dfsirtd to limit the issue of passport visas to Creeks and Jugo Slavs to li'O a month for each nationality. BIO DANCE At Long's Hall. Coles Valley, Saturday evening, February 14. Oiven by five piece orchestra from Reedspnrt. MAYOR LIKENS TRADE ADVERTISING TO COURTING XQOMCa I .'ill day of Ft binary, II V I ill INKY. Kliuxvtiie, County Agent of lou,las Count), ! Oregon. NOTICE IM M K. Cooper will be back In bis oliicra at Ihe Perkins building. Monday, Feb. 14. UiabUVtKYsl o WW' 'II.ACKHKHN. Eng.. Feb. 12 Triub Is won by constant adv r llsiug Just as a girl can only be won by consistent courting, in the opinion of James st.inworth. may or ot this town. "You must offer the ri:ht kind of goods and ke ps on calling, he sa d. "If im want to win a girl uiu must Blurt with a good char- Keep advocating y-ur Your shy man is lndnp- Hall's Catarrh nm ! will do what we MeCilCine claim for It-rW your system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. Sold bv druggists for over 40 years. F. 1. CUt.S tY 4t CO. Toledo. Ouio ! WHEN YOU THINKS BUILDING I IK 1 c!;u:.i! See us for estimates on Cement Lime Plaster Brick Building Specialties Fire Place Specialties Stone Tile Hardwood Flooring Roofing Stucco DENN-GERRETSEN CO. 231 N. Main St. Phone 128 i