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ROSFBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1925.
Wtats back
of this shift
5 in cigarette
popularity r
Is it only a desire
for change?.
I
Is it a matter
of price ?
Orisitall
a question
of taste?
No mere desire for change will
not explain why 10 many thousands
of smokers all over the country are
changing from other cigarettes to
Chesterfield.
It's something more fundamental.
No price does not account for this
sweeping turn-about in cigarette
popularity, for Chesterfield is sold
at the popular price it costs the
same as any of the largest selling
brands.
Yes that's the answer. It is fast
and taste alon that explains
Chesterfield's sweeping gains. And
taste is a matter of tobacco quality.
W stat it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and bene of better
taste) than in any other cig
arette at the price.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
and thU belief U shared by
cigarette tmokere the country
over.
SPOKANE GOES TO
POLLS IN FIGHT
ON BOOZE ISSUE
I (Aanaialad Pm Lauad Win.)
1 SPOKANE, Wash., Mar. 10.--!
With an unusually heavy rtglstra
; tlcm, Spokane voters today are de
: elding one of the ' moat warmly
contested city election beld sere
tor yean.
1 The Issue wa drawn mainly
around election of- three city com
missioners from a field ot 16 can
didates, with Maurice Smith, com
miaaloner ot public safety and can
didate tor re-election, the ouatand
ing peraonallty. With the avowed
pur pone of defeating Smith, an or
ganization comprising some ot the
city's moat prominent mercantile
interests was formed and endorsed
the candidacy ot Leonard Funk,
commissioner ot public works;
Robert W. Butler, former county
auditor, and Charles W. Hedger, a
deputy sheriff.
Aligned on the oppoalng side Is
an association of laymen of pro
les tarn churches, which is back
ing Smith, John Argall, commis
sioner of finance, and George I.
Keld, former county commissioner
and sheriff. Smith'! policies of
prohibition law enforcement have
been emphasized by the church
men who declare the fight is on
j a "wet and dry" basis. Smitn s op-
ponenta deny the liquor issue is Involved.
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HEY BOY81 BASEBALL
New line of gloves, mitts, base
balls Just in at Carr's. Leather
gloves 00c, $1.15, $175. Baseman's
and catchers' mitts. Balls 10c up.
Leather covered balls 25c up.
Double sewed horsehlde balla at
60c and 95c. Bats 25c to 11.25.
Carr's.
J. L. HOLM FUNERAL
AT 10:30 WEDNESDAY
The body of the late J, L. Holm,
of Riverside, accompanied by C.
Holm, a brother of deceased, arriv
ed from Portland yesterday even
ing. Mrs. Holm, this widow, and
other relatives drove down la aa
tos and reached here at 4:30
o'clock. Arrangements for the fun
eral were made late yesterday and
the services wiy be held at Suth
erlin Wednesday morning at 10:30
o'clock in the chapel of the Suth
erlin Academy. Interment will be
in Wilbur cemetery.
Iwftr SttsM Taawce fla
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HOTAUNG FREED,
BUT GUNMAN HELD
(Asuclatad Prrai Leaanl Win.)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.
Charges made by Kalph 1. King,
former jail keeper at Hllo, T. H.,
that Richard M. llotallng, wealthy
San Francisco Clubman, conspired
with him to murder Mrs. Fred
erick C. Hotaling, slater in law of
the clubman, were declared to be
unfounded by the county grand
Jury last night and the matter
was dropped.
King was ordered dismissed
from custody, but Louis Madison,
supposed gunman, who, according
to King's story, bad been hired
with Al Reels, another suspected
gunman, to do the kllliog, wad
! held on a charge - of burglary.
Reels has never been captured. .
BOMB DESTROYS
KLANSMAN'S HOME;
17 ESCAPE DEATH
(AaocUlad rraa Laaaad Win.)
HEItRIN, n., March 10. If.
P. Fowler, father ot Glenn Fow
ler, one ot the principals In the
Klan and antl-Klan fighting here,
and his wife were Injured today
by an explosion which tore out a
corner of Fowler's butcher shop.-
Fowler and his wife were sleep
ing In the rooms above the store.
Ulenn Fowler, who was a body
guard for the late 8. Glenn
Young, was not at home at the
time of the blast.
Police expressed the opinion
that the blast was caused hy an
explosive placed under the shop
by unidentified assailants.
Fifteen other oceupants ot the
Fowler Apartments were badly
shaken up by the dynamite ex
plosion. Mr, and Mrs. Fowler were
hurled out of bed to the sidewalk
below. It was necessary to diK
thorn out of the debris of brick
and mortar. Neither was seriously
injured.
Windows for blocks around
were broken by the blast.
Estimates of the damage were
between $5,000 and $10,000.
Police arrested two suspects.
RACY DIVORCE CASE
ATTRACTS LONDON
' (AaocUtcd Prtm Lraanl Van,)
LONDON. March 10. Hours
before the resumption of the Deu
. nistoun trial today, a long line ot
sensation seeking spectators, in
cluding more than two score wom
en, walled outside the doors of
the courts. Some had equipped
themselves with blankets and
flasks of hot tea, for the day was
oitteriy cold.
Alvita Brings Restful Sleep
to Interrupted Slumbers
C. A. Molt, 1131 Bush St.. Oak
land, California, who has been
compelled to get up four to six
times a night, now reports relief
from longstanding kidney and
prostate trouble after taking Al
vita for one week.
"Having heard of your Alvita
Tablets, 1 came to your Long
Beach store two weeks ago and
bought a box of 60 tablets for $1.00
and within one week was absolute
ly relieved of a long standing
trouble with my kidneys or pros
tate which necessitated my being
up from four to six times during
the night
"I can hardly express my appre
ciation for the good these tablets
CLUB WORKER SPENDS
WEEK IN COUNTY
During the past week Helen
Con Kill, specialist from the Ore
gon Agricultural College, was In
the county visiting the cooking
and sewing clubs oiganlzed by W.
S. Curienter, Douglas county boys
and girls club leader.
Miss Cow till reports the quality
of work very good. The clubs vis
ited are located at Drain, Yon
calla, Sutherlln, Roseburg, Urecu3,
Camas Valley, Myrtle Creek, Rid
dle and Days Creek.
Preliminary meetings were also
beld with the boys looking forward
ts the organization ot livestock,
puultry, crops and garden clubs.
Prospects are. favorable fur a good
enrollment in these clubs among
the boys.
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Try Joint-Ease
For Rheumatism
When rheumatism settles In any I
of your joints and causes agony,
diistrttbs or misery, please remem
ber that Joiut-Lase is the one
remedy that brings qnitk and, last
lug relief.
i it matters not bow chronic or ag
gravated, a case may be ruja on
Juiut-Kaue aud relief is sure to fol
low. Joint Ease is for joint troubles
only and h a clean, penetrating
pre'taration that all druggists
everywhere are recommending.
Always remember, jrv&en Joint
Ease gets in joiut "agony gets out
quick.
time. M award refusing to compete
in last year's Olympic evenu. Mas
sard recently pu blushed criticism'
of (j audio, asserting he had beon
picking "easy marks' to meet to
avoid jeopardizing hi great repu
tation and it is assumed this was
responsible for the duel.
Tissue creams and lotions to pro
tect one's skin from the chilling
March winds. Keeps the face
smooth and free from blemishes of
any kind. Lloyd Crocker.
RODENT CONTROL
CAMPAIGN TO START
A. W. Moore, of the U. S. bio
logical survey, is working with
County Agent Cooney in inaugurat
ing a campaign to eliminate
ground squirrels In the county. An
extensive rodent control campaign
Is to be started. Mr. Cooney status,
and it Is expected that good re
sults will be obtained this year.
The campaign will start at Glide
on the 14th. The residents of the
Glide vicinity have organized
pest district, and all of the farm-
era ot that vicinity will meet in
Glide on Saturday at which time
poison grain will be distributed,
an 4 alw quantities of the new poi
son gas, calcium cyanide, which
will doubtless be widely used this
year. This can be used wbere cat
tle or poultry are apt to pick up
the poisoned grain, or where ani
mals are apt to become poisoned
from eating carcasses of poisoned
squirrels.
This new system uses a handful
of calcium cyanide flakes thrown
Mrs. Dennistouu Is suing her
Tho most important thiii In the TwI .T
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military ambitions, he encouraged
her In becoming intimate with the
lute .Sir John C'owaus, former
ilrltlsh quurtermaster-general.
There was a mild sensation
when lr Marshall Hall, defense
cuunsel, In cross-examining .Sir
llworge Lewis, Mrs. Demilsiouu's
solicitor, who was called as a wit
ness, attacked the validity of the
divorce grunted to the Dennta
touns In l'urls In 1921, on the
grounds that it was collusive and
that neither party was domiciled
In France. TI10 witness insisted
thai Colonel Deniiistnun lived In
France when the divorce was
ranted and that he would have
remained here had he not married
Countess Carnarvon.
Mrs. Dennlstoun, who went to
tho country over the week end,
on the advice of her physician, ap
peared In court, looking pale and
not well. Neither Colonel Dcn
nistoun nor his wife was present
during the early proceedings.
have, done for me in this regard. 1 1 into the burrow, generating a gas
m a uitui m niuiure age. Dm leei
like a young man today I am buy
ing one-halt dozen boxes of Alvita
Tablets to give to my friends."
Alvita ia the recent scientific
discovery which brings lime,' iron
and phosphates to you in a vege
table form. It is prepared from
the deeprooted alfalfa plant In
highly concentrated tablets. Alvita
has proved especially beneficial in
building up weakened, run-down
conditions, and in overcoming kid
ney, bladder and prostate trouble.
No matter w hat you have tried, try
this remedy of Nature now. A dol
lar buys a ' box at Chapman's
Pharmacy. Mall orders accepted.
ALVITA
NOTICE
It you want the dully Oregnnlas
by mall or carrier, 1'hone &y 1-lc
IIFU.IIM IU1W li; VALLItt.
(Aanc-Utnl -ca Uaard Wirt.)
nitrsSF.I.S, March 10. The
IMstun government has Issued
orders to prevent the admission
Into tho country of the Irish re
pulillrun leader, Kumoun De Va
leru, who hits been InvltPd by
Flemish aicltators to glvo lectures
here on Inland aud the Flemish
Martyrs.
What a satisfaction It la to know
you have the best. You can lie ns
i;nil of this when you buy CK1MM
llKotV Mll.K 11KKAI. 1'hone U3.
BISHOP QUAYLE,
METHODIST, DIES
(AMnclatvd Vrem Uued Win.)
BALDWIN. Katu.. War. 10.
DfHhop William A. Quayle, author.
lecturer, educator and for uioru
than a quarter century one ot the
outntandiug figures of tjie Method'
Ul Kpiticopal church, died, at bis
hom nvar here yesterday.
lie waa 64 years old. Death
cams follow iutf a sudden heart ut-tuck.
which suffocates the rodents. It
has been found very effective in
many localities, It Is staled.
The use. of this poison will be
thoroughly demonstrated at the
meetinK in Glide on Saturday.
Meetings will later be held at Mel
rose, Scott Valley, Oakland,
Myrtle Creek, Riddle and Ulen
dale. It is expected that there will be
more than 6,000 pounds of poisoned
barley distributed throughout the
country, and from 1,0'Ki flto l,2u0
pounds ot calcium cyanide.
NOTICE
Bids will be receive! toy the un
dersigned up to and including
March 21st, 1925, for purchase of
two hundred cords four-foot first
or second growth red fir wood to
be delivered at Cannery at Kone
burg as follows: 60 cords in July,
cords in September, &0 cords in
October, and 50 cords In November,
f MFUITA VAILKY can
ning COMPANY.
PATRIARCHS
All members luloii Enran!
mvnt are rvqiietd to be present
at the regular meeting Wednvsdity
nlght at 7:;iy o'clock. Work in ih
PalrUrchial degree large clas.
FUfcl) MIL.LKK, C. P.
SEEK RELEASE OF INMATE
OF FEEBLE MINDED HOME
(Ajsauciatf-fi lrM iraU Hire.)
SAMS M, Ore., Mar. lo. Theo
dore Henry Itainho. father, uud
(Jeorgo VT Sanders, h unhand of
Nellie Hauiho Sanders, inmate of
the siute institution for the tvehto
mind, d, yesterday afternoon ffied
application .for a Writ of habeas
roipus to secure release of the
girl from the state Institution or
the feeble minded, where they al
lege she is being unlawfully de
tained. Rain bo is a Portland resi
dent and Sanders a soldier al Van
couver barracks.
Judge McMahan signed an alter-
American fence la now zinc insu
uiwu, iiiwvh gj dico du io iw MUve vrlt sotting .March 23
fw- veui more gw.aiuiiDK is put ..u the t!me for Superintendent J. N
me iirw man was pos.uie uiuiei smltk of the institution to tshow
the old process. This will practi
cally double the lite of the 'fence
Insist on American line Insulated
fence. Sold by Wharton Bros.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
,8EVENTH!H all's
V. S. Ssttner ttureau, local or
flee, Koscburg, Oregon, 24 uoun
ending & a. m.
Prsclp. In Inches and Hundredths
HUht'st ti-niiM-raturo yrnienluy
lwvst tvniueruturo last ulxht.. :n
Vrrclititatlon, last Si hours I
Total rvc Ip. sincu lirsi monih
Normal prrclu. tor this monlh.,3 '
Total prvdu. from Sent. 1.
to data .33-
Averexe ereclp. (rum Sent
, i. i;7
Catarrh To"u, t,xm 8et-. i
cause why his charge should not
be released.
SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION
Regular conclave of Ascalon
Coninianilery No, H, Tuesday even
ing, 7:30 o'clock. Important bus!
nes cnmiiiK up.
a.VM J. 8HOKMAKRR, E. C.
i CHAMPION SWORDSMAN
MEETS HIS SUPERIOR
OJJE Ot AMERICA'S STRONOBST COMPANIES
n 1 will do hat e
; iVledl&inC dsim for It rid
i your systvui ot Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
Mold by rinitslsts for over 40 years,
j '. i. ClLLMvi' ) CO. .Toledo. Ohio
(Aawielatrd Pwca lal Wii.)
PARIS, Mar. 10. Lncien (tandin.
Itenerally reftnrded In Krance as
v the world's arvatest swonlsman,
was wnuaded today In a duel with
IccjAraiand Masssnt, Olympic chain
i nlnn at Antwern In l-jt. Mss-
l'-t S 3 sard sword traversed the flsh
Av.rnne yreaj.Ha.llou for 46 of Oaadin's sword hand duniui
wet seasons, (duuteniber to I their first passaae at arms. The
May, Inclusive) 11 4i ; wound was sllaht but Gaud in was
i'slr toiutht and vtlueMijy, i unable to continue.
continued cold tonight. liaudin and Ms sard have been
WH. iieteorologUt 1 cold lo want each other for some
a mi. i. ion iHixAit voia-
, COlKriU 11K. Hi!Ua Oll
(Aanclatad Fnai Laaaad Wlta.)
KEW YORK, March 10 Wall
street learned today ot the failure
of the plans for a two billion dol
lar foursome on the golf links at
Jekeyl Island, (ia.
J. P. Morgan, George T. Baker,
Charles K. Mitchell, president ot
the National City Hank. Alvin W.
Krecb, chairman of the Equitable
Trust company, were Involved In
the plans for the match. Efforts
were made last week, to bring to
gether the four, who represent in
stitutions with asaeats well above
two ollllon dollars.
The proposal failed through the
opposition of Mr. Krech, who is
skeptical regarding the merits of
golf as a pastime. The other
three are enthusiastic about It
aud Mr. Iiaker is playing 12 holes
a day on the island, or four more
than John D. Kockefeller does
at Ormond Beach.
Mr. Iiaker, who Is 84 years old,
learned to play golf after he was
79 years old. He also learned
how to smoke a cigar after his
70th birthday.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to those who so kindly as
sisted us after the death of our be
loved brother, also for the beauti
ful floral offerings.
PHEOBE E. YOUNG
FRANK CARLILE
WM. CARLILE
ROSA BEL1EU
LILLY HEHON
. VIOLA BOREN
MARY DOOLITTLE
Travel Planning
get helpfUl advice
Your local Southern Pacific agent is an expert
in transportation matters. Let him help you.
Ask him regarding:
Fares Schedules
Routes
Reservations, etc.
Thus benefit by his experience and training
he is eager to serve you.
Sout hem IPacifnc
L. B. MOORE, General Agent
' Phone 11, Roseburg, Oregon
HUSBAND WINS DIVORCE
AND CUSTODY OF CHILDREN
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Forest Supervisor Carl B. Neal,
the district rangers, Houser and
Irving, of the field office force and
Deputy Supervisor Bonebrake,
will go to Euseae on the 30th to
attend a four-day convention of
forest service officials. The con
ference will take up prevention
methods, control of fires and other
matters relating to fire prevention
and fighting in national forests.
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THAT GOOD $1 HOSE
Hundreds of women of Roseburg
are getting better wear out of
Carr's $1.00 hose. Why not try
them? Full line of sizes and colors.
Don't be afraid to try them be
cause we only ask $1.00.
Judge Hamilton today granted a
divorce to Olger G. Uether from
Florence Sether. The case ia one
in which the wife sued for divorce
on the grounds of cruel and inhu
man treatment. The man answer
ed with a cross-complaint, charging
adultery. The husband's conten
tions were sustained by the court,
and he was given the decree and
the custody ot the children.
Watex glass in any quantity for
preserving eggs. Lloyd Crocker.
ARRANGING F0R CARAVAN
TO HOTELMEN'S CONVENTION
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weaver left
yesterday for Portland, making the
trip by motor. Mr. Weaver, who
is the owner and manager of the
Umpqua hotel of this city, will
meet with other botelmen of the
state at Portland, and together
they will go to Chehalis to make
tentative plans for a caravan of
hotelmen to tour the Pacific high
way to San Francisco in the near
future. Plana are being made for
a meeting of the botelmen of Ore
gon, Washington and California
this spring, and the Oregon State
Hotel association desires to attend
the convention in a body and
hopes , to arrange a motor caravan
of Oregon and Washington hotel
managers.
Just in a car of sewer pipe.
W. Metzger.
FOUNTAIN PENS
Special value In fountain pens
Just received. For $1.00 we give you
a self-filling 14k gold pen, each
fountain guaranteed to give satis
faction. Also about 20 styles of
fancy barrel pens, different colors,
tipped, gold bands, etc, men's or
women's styles. Every one fully
guaranteed. Why pay twice as
much for a pen? See these at
Carr's. Midget pens and pens with
sautoir ribbons, also pen and pen,
cil gift sets. See them.
for a hat breakfast
3 to 5 minutes for Quick Quaker
Look for the Quaker
on the hiM
That means Quaker
flavor
That means X to S
minute cooking.
That means the super
fine oats yon want the
finest grown, the most
delicious ia all the
world.
HERE is a rich breakfast, delicious beyond com
pare. Yet cooked completely in 3 to 5 minutes.
That's quicker than plain toast; it's ready be for the
coffee. -
Why then, have less nourishing breakfasts, less
delicious and enticing breakfasts?
"Hot oats and milk" doctors all are urging.
"Savory, flavory oats," your appetite and children's
urge.
Get Quick Quaker today. All that rich and wonder
ful Quaker flavor is there; the smooth deliciousness
that once tasted is never forgot.
See what a joy tomorrow's breakfast can be,
Standard full six and weight paakes
3 Mtdiam pounds LmtfK i ponndt 7 os.
Turn pot, bo has two kinds of Quakes Oata-Uis kiod yoa amsisarbamsCsikt'