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fiOUGLAS IS THE BEST COUNTY IN OREGON AN D ORGON IS THE BEST STATE IN THE UNION. THESE ARE FACTS YOU CAN BANK UPON. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events ol the world'. P'ogr. by rnog the Daily K.visw. Slivered b, carrier, 50 Bnt a,oulli PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertlsere get lood returns (mm an nouncements placed in live papers the I iaily and TwicK-A-WBKX Kaviaw. Try tliein there's none other so good. OSEBURG VOL. XI. ItOSKIIl'KO, OREGON, FKIDAY KVKM.Nfl, Allit'ST 14, 1U08. NO. 144. R Review Crack of Rifles Resound at Camp Perry, Ohio COMPANY TEAM MATCH ON Regimental Event, Feature of Long Program, Commences Next Monday Morning SANDUSK?, C, Aug. 14. The crack of iimny r.iles la resounuins from Camp- Pony, the famouj ile r.'ilge on ij uks- of Lake Bi'e, vliere the N.-.:;oiwl Hllle AssocU' I u t day began lta eununl touruun-:iit. I'he contest fellows the an mm ir.au.-hea of Mm (i 10 State Rl'l'i s so. latlon and preceded the touniR" of '.e National lirir.u for the P.-.jm. -tion of Ullle Practice, and the trinie attraction has brought to the beaiiii f'll camping grounds some of the best si. 018 or the nation. Today's program opened with tin championship company team match, at 200 and 500 yards, open to teium of live men from any company of tlu l lllled States army, any thlp of the nay and any company of organized militia from any state or territory. Oilier matches to be commenced this afternoon are the Inter-club match, for the ritle club champion ship of the United States; the -lift members' match, for the champion ship of the National Hi lit- Asociation: the state secretaries' match, open to state secretaries of the National Hint AsKot-lntlou, and the press match, open only to newspaper men. The most important event on the program is the chnmplonshlp rexl mental team nintch, open to tenmt of six from regiments of the army, navy, marine corps, state militia. West Point and Annapolis. This con teKt will be commenced Monday morning. The first prize In this match Is n handsome championship trophy vnl tied at $500. it has been won twice by the Sixth regiment Massachusetts volunteer nillltin and If this team is again victorious the trophy .becomes Its proiierty. Next in interest is the company team match, commenced to day. In which the prizes are cash and medals. ; Of The" Individual matches It is difficult to determine which Is the most Interesting, the Leech cup. the Wimbledon cup or the Presi dent's mutch. They are shot under different conditions, the Leech cup being seven record shots nt sou. Sou and 100(1 yards, while the President's match includes everything from the skirmish to the 1000 yards stage. Moth the Leech and Wimbledon cups are historic, and Ihe winner of the President's match receives an auto graph letter from the president in addition lo a substantial cnh prize. There are medals and cash prizes In each match. Another very Interesting event is the Chnmplonshlp Iteginientul Skir mish match, open to learns of six. When won twice Ihe beautiful silver, trophy becomes the property of the winning team. Last year this match had 51 entries. There Is nlso a Championship Revolver Team match. The great feature of summer nt Camp Perry will be the matches of the National Hoard for the Promo tion of Ritle Practice, of which Rob ert Shaw Oliver, assistant secretary of war, is president, and which nre held ounually under the provisions of an act of congress approved March 2, 1903. Following the close of the National Ritle Association events next Thursday, the contestants will have two days of practice, prelimin ary to the beginning of the national matches on Monday. August 24. The principal match will., of 'ourse. be the National Team match, 'or which congress has provided the 'rophy. It is for teams of twelve, open to the army. (2). navy, marine lorps. military and naval oenileinios- mtl the national guard of t lie vnrlouf- itntes and territories. Including the District or Columbia. In this match there will probably be rorty entries. The second team receives the famous Hilton trophy and the third the Sold let- of Marathon, while there are six ash prizes for the six highest teams Each member of the winning team -eceives a medal. Next in Import ance are the national individual rifle ind national pislol mtaches. In both if which there nre a number of cash inrt medal prizes. I.asl year there .vere CIS competitors in the Individ ml rille and 2r,0 in Ihe pistol mntch Hid more are expected to enter this vear'." Maior William II. Martin, of ,thc New Jersey nntlnmil guard, who was Hn.l fnr the highest score In the Olvmplc rifle matches In lOnglnnd. uin he one of the contestants In the national matches and Is expected to -Ive additional proof of his suprem icy as a rille shot. li-OR SALE New hay, B0 tons of No. I cheat hay and 4 0 tons oi oats and barley mixed. No. 1. no weeds. Apply to U. 11. J lB Ruckles. Ore J"' IIAltltlM A. CALLS (XlXFtiltKXt'K. Invites ('liuuilM-rluili, O'lli-icn nml F S. Stanley to Visit 1 1 i ill. PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 13. K. II. Harrinian has Invited Governor Chamberlain, J. P. O'llrlen, vlce- iresldent of the llarrtman lines in Oregon, and l- S. Stanley, president f the Deschutes Irrigation & Power .-oinpany, to make him n visit at Pen an Hay. The three guests have nc--epted the Invitation and are to leave oday on the trip. Vice-president O'Hrien said lasl night that so rar as he knew, Mr. llarrlmau'B purpose in extending the nvltation to himself and the others was to obtain further information concerning the progress made in the development of Oregon Blnce his last trip into this state. Mr. O'Hrien said the governor was doubtless Invited because of his well-known ability to speak authoritatlvoly on the subject? presumably to be discussed. 'The governor. continued Mr. O'Hrien, "I uutlei'Htnnd, has said since receiving his invitation to visit Pelican Hay, that he expects to dis cuss the contruction of the Central Oregon road and of the Crater Lake road with Mr. Harriman. The gov ernor is said to have added that he was about to make the trip because be believed something tor the ad vantage or Oregon would result rrom conrerence with the president of our systems. Mr. Stanley is president of the Deschutes Irrigation company ant lias given a great deal of study to rnnsportntion ns well as irrigation matters and his .visit to Mr. Ilarrl man's lodge nt this time is regnrtled with much Interest in railroad dr ies. He Is closely related to vari ous development organizations in the slate and is regarded as a good rep resentative to present the various Ini provemenlB advocated ror the good or the state. ...Smoke... Model American The Best "Bit" Cigar on the Pa cific Coast inn i in 1 1? I TRAP-SHOOT AT MHDFOltl). METHODISTS F.XTKll POLITICS. I E. E. Kills, of Kealtle, Scores 110 out Uegin Crusade l-'or House Spc-uker I ot 12(1 Tries. American Sailors Guesls Ball io Aucklaojl at CREAT FAREWELL PLANNED Ira D. Sankey, Famous Evangelist and Religious Music Composer, Dead io Brooklyn Made in Roseburg by L. KABAT Sold by all Dealers VITAGRAPH THEATRE Fri. August 14 THE PYLE CAMERAGRAPH CO. FEATURING The Great Scenic Production of DAMON & PYTHIAS Also the Onlv Original Pictures of the FLEET IN FRISCO With several other funny pictures. "PICTURED MELODIES" by "ANITA" the sintfiin&irl. Prices for this attraction 15 and 25 cents. Special to the Evening Review. AUCKLAND, N. Z., Aug. 14. The ottlciul receiiitou to the officers and men of the United Stutes battleship deet ended tonight with a brilliant state ball at the government houtie. Premier Ward acted as master of ceremonies. Admiral Sperry was a suest of honor. Today is given over to rest from the tiresome activities .f the week. The fleet leaves here :omorrow and the New Zealnnders ire planning a great farewell demon it nt tion. MEDKOHD, Or.. Aug. 13. The third annual tournament of the Med ford Hod and liun Club opened today and will continue until tomorrow night. About 40 shooters from Washington, Idaho, California and thlB state are present. Local merchants have contributed liberally in the way of prizes. K. b. Ellis, of Seattle, made a score to day ot lit out of 120 birds shot at. The Med ford Rod and Gun club was organized three years ago, when he principals from the National Shooting tournament paid this city a visit, since which time Medford has been well remembered by the shoot ug fraternity far and near. Will Organize New Tribe. During the tournament a tribe of the "Pacific Indians" will be organ ized. This organization wan started n 1892 in the middle western states, and is confined entirely to shooters, and its object is for the upholding and fostering of clean sport in the field and at the traps. The o Ulcers of the Pacific Indians are: Morris Abraham, Portland, first sachem; Ed. C. Garratt, Seattle, first vice; J. E. Enyart, Medford, second vice; I C. Relhl, Tucomu, chief custodian. Mori Men for Pad lie Fleet. WASHINGTON. Aug. 11. Detor nined that the Pacific fleet shall have a full complement of men and of .leers for the Samoan cruise, orders ere Issued today by the navy de partment for 250 men to be rushed Mnre Island, the starting point of he journey, as soon as possible. T Southern Woman Suffered With Itching, Burning Rash Drove Her Nearly Crazy Her Baby Had Sore on Neck, and Two Other Babies Had Skin Troubles Calls CUTICURA A STAND-BY THAT NEVER FAILS HER "I just can't say enough for the Cuti cura Keinetlies, 1 can't find words high enough to express my thanks to God for hearing of the wonderful remedies. My ba)y had a running sore on his neck and nothing that I did for it took effect until I used Cuticura. My face was nearly full of tetter or some similar skin disrate. It would itch and, after scratching, it burned so that 1 could hardly stand it. Two cakes of Cuti cura Soap and a box of Cuticura Oint ment cured m Two years after it broke out on inv hnnds and wrist. I cured it for a while, but it came a Rain in the summer. Sometimes I would fo nearly crazv for it itched bo badly, used ten dollars worth of so-called blood medicines which did no good at all, then I went bark to my out niunu-by, that had no'er failed me. One set of Cuticura Soap. Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent did the work. One Mi nlso cured mv uncle's bahv whose head was a cake of sores, and 1 know of another woman's baby who wan in the Kime fix and nothing else did anv eood. I speak a word of prulse for Cuticura Whenever l see a case mm net-on it. Mrs. Li Hie Wilcher, 770 Eleventh St., Chattanooga, lenn., fco. 10, iuut. Noted KvangeliNt Dead. RROOKLYN, N. Y., Aug. 14. Ira Sankey. the famous singing evnn ;ellst, died here last night. Ira David Sankey was born In Idlnburgh, Scotland, Aug. 28, 1810. e engaged In business at Newcastle, a., 1 i ti-7 1 . In the latter year h joined the late Dwight L. Moody in vangellstlc work and continued l(h him for many years, conducting he singing at the meetings and fur- luhlng the solos. His religious music ttained great popularity, lie com osed "Gospel Hymns," "Sacred 3ongs and Solos," "Wtunowed Songs" and "Young People' Songs 'raise." Cardinal Gibbons Safe, ROME, Aug. 14. Cardinal Gib bons returned today from Orvieto here ho Journeyed yesterday In lompany with other churchmen and barely escaped being mobbed by an- 1-clerlcnls. GlbboDB is now closeted 1th the Pope for a final confer nee. More Trouble for Castro. THK HAGUE, Aug. 14. The Netherlands government announced oday that it refuses to accept Roht. K. Lozz, recently appointed by Presi lent Castro of Venezuela, as consul to Dutch Guinea. This action Is taken to mean that a demand for re ress Is to be made upon Castro. CUTICURA OINTMENT The World's Greatest SMn Cure and Purest and Sweetest of Emollients. Cuticura Ointment is one of the most miocesHfui curatives ror lonunng, ois fi(riiring humors of the skin anil scalp, iiit'ludincloHH of hair, ever comM)Unded, in proof of which a siriRle anointing with it. preceded by a hot bath with Cuticura Sonp. and followed by mild H..Ba i,t Cnl Hira Pills, is often uni- cient to afford irnmiflinto relief in the most distressimr forms or trctiing, mirn- ina nnrl anfv tilimont. PCZeina. ifTitfl' ti(1n nnrl inflammation, rwrmlt rest and sleep, and point to a !M)edy cure when all ele fails, Sold triroiwrrimit th world, pottor Dnif Ud CTi'Tti 1 'rp . file I'mixt . ivmn. mrl'imi Frw, Huw fcu Cure SklD llumofl. FOR SALE Farm of 11 5 acres miles northeast of Oakland; county road; 20 acres cultivated suitable for on-hard or dairy; gooi improvements. For particulars address Win. Arnold, Oakland, Or DAILY WKATHKK REPORT U.S. Wet'lier Hnrena, Irwal otlirc, Keliir Ore. 21 hour emtio ! . tn.. An. II, l'JOS. I'rwipiunon hi liM-he anl bumlrr-ltht: 0.1 MrtTlmnm irrnrnriittire. Minimum temperature lr-flpitMiou Total pre i. ni tn flrl ot mouth , Avpr prertp tr tlilo month f or au j-tm Total fc cip. from -pt. 1. 1r7. tndate . .11 Averaire preHp. frmn Bplin !r 1, 177... X ToUl iletif-iencj- from Kept I. 1VT7 i A tenure precipitation (or 30 wet wain. fept. to My (in !ii!tp) . :E For Rorbura mid Vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday. Disunity Defense Wins. CHICAGO, Aug. 14. Pleading In sanity, John Dowling, an inventor rum Olympla, Wash., was today oc uitted of the charge of attempting to murder John Poudelack, a wealthy manufacturer of this city. The men unrreled over an Invention which oudelack put on the market foi owllng, who claimed that he elved no profit from the sales. Who Fnvora "Pn.hl" Rill. BALTIMORE, Aug. 12. The Methodist Episcopal church has be gun u crusade for the election of a speaker of the house of representa tives "who will allow congress to vote on an Interstate liquor shipment bill." The church, which bus over U.UUO.UUU communicants, has created a temperance society with the au thority to represent the denomina tion in all temperance matters. This society Is managed by a bourd com posed of fifteen members named by the bishop and elected by the late geueral conference. TOTS PLAY MIMIC WAR. One PiiIh Rille Mu..le In Another's Mouth mid Pulls Trigger COFFEE The best name for coffee is one that tells where the money's to come from, if you don't like it Your trocar retnrna your money if too don't Uka ScbUlinr'a Bast; par him. LOCAL NEWS, SAN LIMS OIUSPO, Cal., Aug. 13. Ralph Maxwell, the 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maxwell,, of Oceauo, was killed by his brother, Robert, G years old, this afternoon. The two little fellowB and their sis ter, Beatrice, aged 7, were playing In the renr of the house. Robert found ,i rifle and a revolver In a burn, and giving the revolver to his baby broth er prepared to play mimic war. Robert placed the muzzle of the rille In Ralph's mouth, and pulling the trigger, II red. The charge en tered tlie jugular vein and the little victim expired within five minutes. TOWN OF T.AFT Rl'RNED. Eagles Next at Oiualin, SEATTLE. WaHh.. Aug. 14. Omaha will undoubtedly be selected the next annual meeting place 'or the Grand Aerie of Eagles. Dele gates began voting 'on this question his afternoon, and all other cities had apparently withdrawn. Hitchcock Regius Tomorrow. CHICAGO. Aug. 14. F. H. Hltch- ock. the republican campaign inan iger. today formally assumed charge of the national offices here, tils headquarters will be opened tomor row for business. Call on F. Long for saddlcB. Uinpqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick nnd sure, nt Hamilton's. TF Dr. Lowe, the well known optician. will visit towns as follows: Cottage Grove, August 2.r.th; Yonenlla, Aug ust 2(Jth ; Oakland, August 27th; Roseburg, August 28th and 20th. BW A Mrs. Ruble, living near the dis trict fair grounds, died In this city, Thursday, Aug. Hi, of llrlght'B dis ease. The funeral was held from tlu Baptist church this afternoon, with services conducted by Rev. E. II. Hicks. Interment occurred In the Odd Fellows cemetery. Mrs. Ruble Is survived by her husband and par ents. R. Sperry, of Apache, Colo., ar rived here Thursday with his family to locate. A car of hla household goods, etc., will arrive Saturday. He has rented the Jns. Dolao farm near the fair grounds and will occupy same at once. Mr. Sperry comes here as a direct result of reading one ol the Illustrated Roseburg booklets. He did not take the time or trouble to write for further information about this country but came out with the expectation of remaining. A neigh bor of Mr. Sperry's will also arrlvr here In a week or ten days with a view to locating. L. T. Thompson wan In town from Coles Valley today. Like thousands of other citizens of Oregon he Is watching efforts being made to de feat Gov. Chamberlain for thft U. 8 Konntorshlp In the legislature next winter. It Ib a most humlllntfng ik sltion for the people of any stnte It have one of their U. S. senators lead ing In an effort to break down the expressed will of the people nnd urg liiie members of the legislature to v'rlually become traitors and violate their Bworn pledges in order to elect a machine politician to the IT. S senate. Not only did the voters of Oregon elect Gov. Chnmberlnln their choice for U. 8. senntor, hut they en tic ted Into law, through the Initiative plan, the principles of Statement No. 1, for the direct elec Hon of senators, by the overwhelm ing mnlorlty of nearly four to one. Mr. Thompson has rented his farm In Coles Valley ami experts to move to this city next month for the bene- (It of our high school facilities for his family. MISSOULA, Mont., Aug. 13. The explosion of a kerosene lamp Is re sponsible for u lire which broke out 'his morning nnd destroyed the greater portion of the town of Taft, Mont., located about 100 miles west f tins city and having n population f about ;i.r0. The fire was only ex tinguished by the most (strenuous work on the part of the residents, The loss Is estimated at $80,000, with no Insurance. s.s.s. CURES ECZEMA, ACNE.TETTER ETC Kills Two People and Fatally Injures Three Others AT LONDON EXPOSITION Han Who Stops to Batton Sbot Burned lo Death Irrigation Ditch Causes Homicide Special to the Evening Review, i LONDON, Aug. 14. Two persona were killed outright, three others were filial ly hurt, twelve more were . frightfully burned und scores of peo ple were almost suffocntud at the Krunco-llritiKh exposition grounds to day, when the huge balloon of Capt. Loveluce, tho American aeronaut, ex-' plodcd with a torriflc detonation. -The ground shook and hundreds of nearby windows were shattered. The oxploslon was caused by a bystander lighting a match, which ignited the gas in the balloon. One of the dead is MIhs Blanche Hill, an American, Lovcluce's secretary. I'aliil ItoonilnK H'iune Fire. VANCOUVER. 11. C Aug. 14. R. Warener was burned to death this morning in a Are which destroyed the rooming houso where he lived. Twenty other occupants of the house nnrrowly escaped death also. War ener would probably not have per ished had he not stopped to button his shoes. Ills brother waB over come twice by smoke before saving himself. ANKW10HH KID NOT Sl'IT. Portland Labor 1'reBs: Recently ho Oregoulaii sought several union nen, among them rresldent urani ind Secretary CiiHsldy of the State l'odcnillii; T. M, l.eabo, Hecrotary of ho Harbors' union; II. A. Harris, of ho Labor I'ress, anil others, to get heir vlewH as to the probable action it the American I'Yderutlon of Labor with regard to the support of Tuft jr Uryan. The answers, wo are told. were rortlir-oiiilng. lull Jlisl wny ine OrcKoulun (lid not print them we have as yet ailed to learn. I'OOII l''OU I'LKKT. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. With o argo conHlHttlig of (1110,000 pounds if Hour, 100.000 pounds of potatoes mil a large supply of canned meats md ilesslcated vegetables, tho trans port Huffalo will sail from Sun Frnll- :lsco for Manila tomorrow. The pro visions are Intended for the Atlantic Heel. About January 1 the supply ship Celtic will cross Ihe Atlantic with a dinllar enroll to meet the fleet at I'ort Said or Clbrilltar. Rancher Kills NelghlMir. KKLOWNA, 11. C Aug. 14. J. R.. Lnyton, a rnnchpr living near Ver non, wns today shot and killed by John AndorBon, a neighbor. The men became involved In a dispute over an Irrigation ditch which Layton and his partner wore digging across Ander son's property. As a result, Ander son got liln rille and killed Layton Instantly. Anderson surrendered to tho authorities. Seattle's New Water Supply. HRLLINIIHAM, Wash., Aug. 14. Six million foot of high grade dressed lumber wns ordered from Fuget Sound mills today to build Seattle's 28 miles of new water Bupply main from Cedar ltlvor. NKW DANCINCi SCHOOL. Prof. Snillh will open a select school of iliiliilng In tho Mnccilbee Temple, Wednesday, August 12th, and will conllnue each Wednesday and Siiliirdny afternoon and evening thereafter. Special attention will be given to children's classes. Terms: (ieulli'iiien, J:"'-"" fur 12 lessons; Indies, I3.no for 12 lessons; single lesson, r,0 cents; private lessons, 7H cuts. Prof. Smith gives special nt Excellent Heal til Alllvce. Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 Clifford Ave., San Jose, Cal., says: "The worth of Klcctrlc DitterB SB a general family remedy, for headache, biliousness nnd torpor of the liver and bowels 1b so pronounced that I am prompted to aay a word In Its favor, for the benellt of those seek ing relief from Buch afflictions.. There Is more health for the digest ive organs In a bottle of Electric flltterB thnn in any other remedy I know of." Sold under guarantee at A. C. MarstorB & Co'. drug store.-50c. "Ham," the well known Chinese cook, returned this morning from a visit to his old home In ChlnB. He has lost about 50 pounds In weight Blnce his absence, otherwise he looks tho snmo as over. It took him four mouths to got back to America, ow ing to a technicality in the Immigra tion Inws, which he circumvented by lentliin to Ihe wnltz. Iwo-slep, lloston sailing from a llritlsh port. Iwo-Blen. throe-step, circle lliree- dop, live-step, srliottlBcbe, Merry Widow sihottlsilie. Comas waltz. French minuet and landers. Spec lulors not allowed clnss nights. ilnKi Not "Just as good," but tho Left Jennlng's bread. FrM delivery. 'Phone 63. dtf. The skin is an index to the duality of the blood. ly venia. Acne, Tetter, pimples, rashes, eruptions, etc., show that some unhealthy humor or acid impurity is diseasing and corrupting the circulation, so that instead ol supplying nourishment and strength to the fine, delicate tissues of the skin, it is continually pouring out its acrid anil unhealthy accumulations. Kxternal applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc, may relieve some of the itching and other discomfort caused by skin troubles, anil fur this reason should be used, but such treatment cannot reach the humor-laden blood, and therefore cannot cure. A thorough cleansing of the Mood is the only cure for skin diseases. S. S. S., a purely vegetable preparation, is the best and quickest remedy. It goes down into the circulation and neutralizes and removes the acids, impurities and humors, thoroughly purifies the circulation and permanently cures skin diseases of every kind. When S. S. S. has driven the humors and impurities from the Mood, and cooled and cleansed the acid-heated circulation, every symptom passes away, the skin is again nourished with rich, healthful Mood and the trouble cured, as the cause has been removed. Book on skin diseases and any medical advice free to all who write. IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA. OFFICERS. A. C. Marsters, Cashier. W. T. Wright, Asst. Cashier J. W. Hamilton N. Rice, J. V. Darker, 8. C. Ilartrum, J. W. Hamilton, President. J. F. Darker, Vice President. IHKKCTOIIS. Robt. Robertson. J. O. Newland, I. Abraham, i L Chas. W. Parka, t ' A. C. MaraUra. I 1 THE ROSEBURG NATIONAL BANK Established 1908. CAPITAL, - $50,000.00 Knfetj leKlt box for rent. Ity the year 2.00, or will rent by the month. Our conservative managem ent offers substantial advan tages to present and prop ctlve patrons. Wa are prepared to handle all business entrusted to us accurately and expeditiously.
