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VOL. XI.
KOSEBl'IKJ. ORHtiOX, TVKHOAY K KMN(i, Jl'LY 14, UK.
NO. 117.
FOll NEW BUILDINGS.
Detailed Plans arc U be Drawn fur
the Coimiwrciul Club.
Another interesting meeting of the
Koseburg Commercial Club was held
Monday evening. Assistnat Secretary
Zurcher was instructed to circulate a
petition to the postmaster general
for the establishment of a free mail
delivery system in Roscburg, and a
committee of five members was ap
pointed to confer with the city coun
cil on having all the houses in the
city properly numbered as required
before such free delivery will be
established. The matter or distri
bution of the new booklets on Rose
burg and Douglas county was discus
sed, but the matter was left without
further action, the present distribu
tion being about 200 per day by the
assistant secretary and local citizens,
most of the booklets being sent east.
The Harriman Homeseekers' Bureau
has 5000 of the 20,000 booklets
printed and is distributing them
through their various agencies.
Showing the country around Hose-
j burg to newcomers was discussed
and the members of the club having
their own vehicles agreed to share
t in seeing that this is done. It do
I velnped that a good many strangers,
; are now arriving here and consider-J
able attention has been shown them
: by club members. This will be given
: still better attention hereafter.
! Y. D. IleiiL-II, on architect from!
Eugene, will arrive here this evcn-j
'lug to draw the detailed plans fori
the permanent exhibit building at j
the dfpot In this city and for the
Commercial Club's permanent head-;
quarters In the new Kohlhagen
building now being erected. The ex
hibit building is to be erected at
once, and the new headquarters Tor
the Club are expected to be ready for
occupancy in about tU days from
this date.
WT.
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Prohibitionists Will Name
Party Ticket
Elmer K Winiberly and Frank
Brown left this morning for the top
of the coast range for several days
outing. They only intend to kill five
deer apiece that's the limit.
Patronize Review advertisers.
The Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has been
lu use for over 30 years, has bom the signature of
and has been made under l.is per-
RECORD FUND FOR CAMPAIGN
mi ii m,Kmm
C. Galley, the well-known fruit
grower, was down from Kiddle tc
day. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Booth and
Ally. Dexter Itlce lort this afternoon j
for Portland.
Mrs. A. C. Maraters returned this
afternoon from Ashlund, where she
the emergency charity fund, tr0,000 attended. I'huutuuuuu.
In the reserve fund. $50,000 In the I t. J. Jarvls lias opened a seoond
eniergency charity reserve fund, $2.- ' hand store In the lllldeburn block,
000 in the contingent fund of the near the S. 1'. depot,
grand secretary, $1000 In the con-1 Hev. C. A. ltexroad and V. E.
tlngent fund of the grand cxnlted Clingenpeel leave this evening for
87G, and Ohio third, with 17,076.
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois follow
In the order named.
The report of the auditing com-1
mittee, presented today, shows that
the total cash on hand. Is $220,
108.06. Of this Bum, $100,f29.85 Is
in the general fund, $10,638.21 in
Seaborn Wrigbt, of Georgia, Likely
to Receive Nomination for
President
ruler and $1,000 In the contingent
fund of the home committee.
The fight for next year's reunion
promises to be a hot one. Seattle
claims to be in tho lead, but Louis
ville, Los Angeles and several other
cities are also entered in the race.
SKVKllAL CASKS .AKK WKAK.
Some of lloney'N Oregon Indictee
Will be Discharged.
soiinl supervision since its infancy.
5 -tZicAtM Allow no one to deceive you in this.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " fire but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Cnstor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allnys Feverisliness. It cures Diarrlui-a and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatioi
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates f,ho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA AUWAYS
Bears the Signature of
w
The Kind You Have Always BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TNt ecNTun 3MHr, tt muniimi thckt. ncw voak. jitt.
COLLMUl'S, O., July 14. What
will be the largest national political
convention of the year, in point of
number of delegates, will begiu in
this city tomorrow and will nomin
ate a national ticket and adopt &
platform on which the foes of the
ruin demon will stand it) this yeui'o
campaign. A large proportion of the
1512 delegates have arrived and the
wire-pulling for the presidential
nomination has already commenced.
The Intercollegiate Prohibition
Association will hold Its oratorical
contest this evening, when elocution
ists from all over the United States
will launch oratorical broadsides at
the Haloon. Cash prizes will be
awarded the winners.
Among the presidential candidates
mentioned are Seaborn Wright, of
Georgia; and Judge S. A. Artman. of
Lebanon, lnd., who came Into prom
inence about a year ago by a legal
lecision In which he declared that
the granting of a saloon license Is
illegal.
Apparently a majority of tho lead
ers believe that It would be belter
to nominate for president a man who
has become prominent In the anM
saloon work while holding onVo tin
ier- one of the old parties. Among
these Is Seaborn Wright, a promin
ent Georgia politician, who, an a
member of Ihe Georgia legislature,
was largely responsible for the pas-
ige. of Ihe prohibition law In that
state. Wrigbt has many boomers
ind will likely hnve the support of
ill the southern delegations.
National Chairman Charles 11.
Tones is confident that the Prohibi
tion party will poll a larger vote ihte
vear than ever before. An excep
tionally large campaign fund is ex
pected and the money Is aliendy
flowing into the coffers of th; ;i:irty
in an unprecedented manner. Many
millionaires of prominence, it Is .ilJ,
have contributed to the fund.
Chicago, according to Mr. Jones
is. from the Prohibition standpoint,
ihe worst city in the United Stites.
with New York a close second. New
York Stale, however, carrleH 'iff the
palm os tihe slate least nmennhl ? to
prohibition influence, while Pennsyl
vania is second in backsliding.
Watch Roseburg
Pave and Grow!
PORTLAND, Or., July 13. Of the
17 "Heney cases" land fraud in
dictments yet to be disposed of,
only half will be tried by T. C.
Becker, special assistant to the At
torney general. The remaining cases
are to be dismissed. This was ono
of the objects of Mr. Becker's trip
to California to confer with F, J .
Heney .
It has long been generally under
stood that there were a number of
cases in which the government had
small hopes ol' success, while lu oth
ers the government has a better
chance.
The good cases are said to be
about nine leaving eight which are
doubtful, weak or unnecessary. Some
me during the Summer, when the
me Is considered Judicious, Becker
expected to dismiss the eight cases.
Is possible, however, that he may
leave this duty for Heney wheu the
tter come to Portland in November
try Blnger Hermann, ex-Commis
sioner of the general land office.
Among those which may be dis-
issed Is the Indictment against
George Sorenson, charged with offer-
ug a bribe to John H. Hall, when
the latter was United States District
Attorney; the case against J II .
titchins, John Cordano, J . 11. Hall
L. Heese, A. P. Caylor and
ohn Northrup, accused of attempt
g to defeat the due administration
justice; the conspiracy case lu
hich Frank E. Alley, Stephen W
Turnell and Hdmund and A. It.
Downs were Indicted. Henry Meld
rum, ex-United States Surveyor-Gen
rol for Oregon, is under Indictment
ith others, but as Meldrum Is now
serving a sentence at McNeill's Is
laud, this case may be dismissed, as
Meldrum cannot well testify. In
Addition to these cases there are a
few others which the government
ill dismiss.
NOTICE FOB BIDS FOH NTKKKT
1MPKOVKMKNT.
(,UO TH OK It. P. O K.
lvt busy before the price
S'ime of the tlnest residence lots in
the city, close in. on gnod streets, ad
jacent city water and light. For fa
ther particulars, see IK liner K. Wlin-
berly, Ittwhuvtf, Oregnn
EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION
AT THE
"CRESCENT"
Mon. and Tiies., 13th and 14th.
Q We have procured at additional ex
pense the renowned Fleet Pictures, show
ing the recent maneuvers of the nation's
fleet along the Pacific
SEE -
Grand naval parade, showing vitw of each separte0ship.(
Rose parade, rose fight. Grand gorgeous parade of marine
soldiers headed by flower laden automobiles, a?id iriany
other interesting and entertaining features too numerous
to mention. o
The price remains the same, 5 cento
"Get the Habit" The Crescent Theatre.
Performances from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.
,VlTi Indues, liHl,:2l Memhors and
ej-JO.OOO in Treasury.
DALLAS. Texas. July 14. Dele
gates to the national grand lodge
cnii vent ion of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Klks today began
ihe serious business of the session
The reports of the grand lodge offic
ers were presented today and show n
gratifying gain in membership and
financial prosperity since the meet
ing last year in Philadelphia.
great .Mexican dinner will be the
day's entertainment feature
In hU report. Grand Secretary
Fred C. Robinson, says:
"The membership, the past year
has bad the usual steady growth, and
the increase Is much greater than It
has been for many years. It Is no-
ticeoble that lodges are weMling ou
th del inn uen t mem hers and those
not desirable ore rapidly being druji
ped from the rolls. During the yea
lodges received by Initiation or afllli
ation 4'i,:i4.",; suspended or expelled
stricken from the roll for noli
payment of dues 8,2iM',, and dlmlttc
,.:!iix. Deceased 2.1 1 S.
"Forty-four new lodge have be
added to the long list, with an In
(reuse of UH.7S& in membership, giv
ing us today 1.125 lodges and a total
membership of 2SL321."
in the uuifiertf-iil standing of
lodg'O. Brooklyn takes the lead, with
New York a elfe second. There an
sixteen lodges r'th over n thousand
members each, a gain of ftvo ove
last. In membership gain th
lat year. Rochester takes the lead
w Qi Scranton, Pa. serotid and Hu
ihii.u.ii k'-in thfr.l
'Tbp sixt'l leading lodges i.Pth
eoiutirj', in the ftA'T namd. are ap
OfuowV; Brooklyn. New York. Phil
d'.hia. N'ewf TDrleans, Chlcaeo. Por
land. Or.. Denver. Kansas City. Haiti
, more. Hoboken. Detroit, Oakland
1 ftfiHnnati, Buffalo, Rochester
Ittphurg,
NOTICE IS hereby given that the
ndersigned will receive at bis of
fice In tho Douglas County Hank
Building, up to 5 p. m., of Mondny
uly 20, HtOK, sealed bids for the
mprovement of a part of West First
Street and First Avenue North, In
the City of Itoseburg, Oregon, Plans,
peci flea t ions and estimates of the
same may be seen by applying to tin
nderslgned. All bids must he ac
ompanled by a (ood and Htifflcien
heck for 10 per rent of the amount
of the bid, to be forfeited to the City
n case the successful bidder falls to
nter into a contract for said I in
:rovenient with the City. The Conn
II reserves the right to reject any
;ind all bids.
Doied this Uth day of July, 1908
18 A. N. OHCFTT,
Recorder of the City of RoHuhurg,
Oregon.
WILBt It WAVfH XKW HOAD.
Residents of Wilbur and vicinity
o the number of eighteen, have file
n the county court notice that the
will petition at the September. 1908
term of court for the location of
t county road, described as fo
lows:
Commencing at a point on th
pn-seii t t ra ve 1 ed roa d f ro in W ( 1 b u
to the ('alapooia River, about
rods west of SK corner of NR1 Sec,
Sfi. 2T.-6; thence extending NW to
present travelled road at the top of
the hill near north line of said sec
tlon 3't ; aald proposed road to I
40 feet wide; also to vacate the pre
ent travelled road between the be
ginning and terminating points as
described.
o a
Chnmlerlnln,
plarrhoe
fVdlr, liolern i
Kemeir Wol
Have tyved him HH.
"In 1902 1 he a very severe at
tack of diarrhoea,' Bays R. N. Far
rar. of Cat THlaixWJ-a. "For several
weeks I wajinaMe to do anythln
On March 1907. I had a ai mill
attark, and took Chamberlain's Col
1c, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Aider It one of the best medicines nf and Elixir of Senna. To get ita beneficial
Its kind In the wor',,and had I used effects always boy the genuine, ttianu-
Ammie the s'ates, pennsvlvania It In 1802 believe IMrould have sat- ' factured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
leads in FJk membership, with 2T,- ed me a hundred dollar doctor's , .nd far sale bv sJJ lemdine drueitiiU.
56:,; New York Is second, with 19,- bill. Sold by Hamilton Drug Co. ouy, anu lor ue oy auicj K w
FL00DSAND FIRE
Heavy Loss in Crops Along
Ihe Frazicr River
WHATCOM TIMBER IN ASHES
Sao Francisco Police Capture Creek
Who Dynamited Gallagcr's
Oakland House
ho enormous.
Cow Creek canyon for a deer hunt.
Miss Alice Smith returned home
to Grants Pnss today, after a short
istt here with Mrs. L. U. Dumble-
ton.
Henry laston, who has been tunn-
glng the Uaston grocery firm for
the past three months, left last night
for Portland to accept auothor post- (
tlon. He will be succeeded here by
bis brother, Albert. I
James A. Bond, a brother of P.
Bond, the local real estnte dealer.
arrived here Monday from Spokane. ( Special to the Kvenlng Rovlew
companied by his son. Kdwarfl.l BliLLINUHAM, Wash., July 14.
ho Is an electrician by trade. They The Frazler River is ou another
ill probably locate In this city. rampage. Great excitement prevails
A field of dry grass back of John among the farmers on the lowlands.
Bishop's place. In West Roseburg, wno a,e preparing 10 nee to the mils.
nnirht tire this afternoon, threuleii- ' neiween Ju.uuu ana u,uuu acres are
ing Mr. Bishop's houae and barn. Ail ,uu,u,,ueu nnu 1110 1088 ' crons WUI
alarm was turned lu, but before the,
firemen arrived the blazo was beaten
out.
Occasioned by tho opening of the
deer killing season tomorrow, there
aa been tuho a rush for hunters'
licenses at the county clerk's ofllce
this week, 127 having been issued
paat Bix days. The totul since the
first of the year 1b 37 2.
Final surveys were being made to
day preparatory to drafting the de
tailed plans for the new bridge to
be erected over Deer Creek at the
foot of Jackson Btreet, In conjunc
tion with the street paving work.
hich Is also soon to begin.
Frank Crlteser, of Portland, a
esident of Roscburg many years
sgo. passed through here thlB after
noon enroute to that city from Cali
fornia, accompanied by his son.
nomas, and the lutter's wife.
Thomas, who Is a native Roseburger.
nderwent a severe surgical opera
tion In San Francisco three weekH
ago.
II. O. Lewis has Bold his photo-
raph gallery lu this city to C. F.
rosh. who has been conducting the
Rose City Studio in Portland. Mr.
Prosh takes charge next Mondoy.Mr.
,ewls will not re-engngo In buainest-
t the present, but will take a well
earned vacation. Ho leaves with his
family about August 1 on a pleasure
rip to middle western states and
will be absent about three months.
A. T. Stelner was In Roseburg on
Monday night. Ho had accompanied
is wife and son from Salem to h.lk
ton, enroute to North Bend to visit
with Mrs. Stelner's mother, Mrs. I
Perry. Dr. Stelner this morning
Joined a party of Salem gentlemen
ere, enroute to Riddle and they will
II enjoy a hunt, about 16 miles cast
f there under the ellicleut guidance
f Geo. K. Quine. Included in the
party are: nr. Griffith, Ir. Kvans.
r. Stelner, S. M. Parks and W. A.
rvlne, all of Salem.
Costly Forest Fire.
BRLL1NGII AM, Wash.. July 14.
Scores of men are fighting forest
fires on the shores of Lake What
com. In three days 2.000,000 feet
of cut logs and 800 acres of Btandlug
timber havo been destroyed. A
timber area of many Biiuare miles Is
now threatened.
Tot Binned to Death.
SRATTLE. Wash.. July 14.
Grace Carver, aged 7 years, was
burned to denfh In a fire which des-
roved her borne neor this city this
morning. Her mother was absent
from home at Ihe time. The origin
of the tire Is unknown.
Killed by Lightning.
BOISK, Idaho, July 14,ln one of
the most severe elect rlcnl storms
ever experienced In tho Boise Valley,
lohu Daly, a rancher, was struck by
lightning and killed last night.
lU'KNED OUT SECOND TIME.
W. J. Aniiitagv Loses Another Drug
Store (it Arletu.
For the second time within a
month, W. J. Armltage, a former
resident of Myrtle Creek, and well
known In Roseburg, bus sustained
tho loss of a drug store by tire at
Arleta, a suburb of Portland, Oa
this latter occasion a real estate of
fice, a grocery store and a bouse
were also destroyed. The fire Is said
to havo been of Incendiary orlgtu.
due to an alleged "bllud pig" con
ducted in the drug store. The Port
land Journal, of Monday, July 23,
has this to say lu regard to the affair:
Armltago bad just about closed a
deal for the Bale of his drug store to
William 11. Miller. A month ago he
was operating a drug store across
the street from the one that bruued
this morning. It burned to the
ground, and the Insurance has not
yet been paid. Armltage, who owned
the frame skating rink building
across the street moved la there with
a new stock.
There has beon considerable trou
ble lu Arleta and Kern Park over the
operation of the drug store. It was
said that a great deal of whiskey has
been sold In there, and that the
place had been the hangout for men
of the district. All day yesterday
neighbors snld they heard men In
the drug store carousing, and Baw
several leave by way of the rear
door. It is said there was a fight In
the store last evening that threaten
ed to bocome serious.
Although mauy explanations of
the cauHo of the fire were offered by
the residents of the little suburb this
morning, no one seemed to know de- .
finitely what its origin was. It was
suggested that some enemies of Ar
mltage might have burned the place
In order to rid the town of a blind
pig, hut as a fire In the drug store
would necessarily destroy surround
ing property. It Is not bolloved that
anyone would have gone to that ex
tent. An Investigation will be con
ducted by tho insurance companies,
however, to ascortain how and by
what the fire was Btarted.
Over Thirty-five Venrw.
In 1872 there was a great deal of
diarrhoea and cholera Infantum. It
was at this lime that Chamberlalub
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was llrst brought Into use. It
proved more successful than any
other remedy or treatment, und has
for thirty-five years maintained that
record. From a small beginning Its
sale and uso has extended to every
part of tho United States and to
many foreign countries. Nine drug
gists out of ten will recommend It
when their opinion Ih asked, al
though they havo other medicine
that pay them a greater profit. It
can always bo depended upon, even
In the most severe and dangeroiiB
cases. For sale by Mammon urug
Co.
Admits Gallagher Job.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 14. John
Claudhinues, a Greek, admitted to
ho police today that he wns hired to
blow up the houses of .lames Gal
lagher, the star witness In the graft
prosecutions. He took the police to
Oakland and showed the places
where be put the dynamite. Claud
innnes also explained the recent ex
plosion at Gallagher's place In San
Francisco, saying his brother, Peter,
was Involved. The police are now
Hcnrehlng for Peter. Claudlannes'
arrest was brought nbout by the In
terception of a letter from him to
Peter, threatening to expose tho plot
f Peter did nol send him his share
of money for the job.
FOR HALL- Oak stove wood $1.2.r
a tier at Julius Kindt's place, Mel
rose, Address Chan. K. Kyes.
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Pleasant to tak
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring tho
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuait ubatltulea. Prlo BOo.
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J. P. Barker, Vive President.
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B. C. Uartrum,
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A. C. Marstera, Caabtor.
W. T. Wright, Asst. tasbler
DlltKCllilW.
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