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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY 'EXcePt 'SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street.1 Telephone Mala vol. v !L. WIMBliRLY, Edlto'. I . DAILY Vn rr, by mll 13.(10 Per month, dllvere4-.,. , 60 Per week, delivered lo 6K M I - W H;E K L Y PetyuAt.....-.v ...i., ..WOO Sir Moulin... Il.ui OITOIIKlt 0, 1008.. HAYfl BJIYA! ht W IN. Korrcafit of Cliiilroian Muck Ton layH IWore Itft-i'lloii. ' I -T. . M NEW YOHK,! Oct, 24. Ton days before election," Chalromn Norman K. Mack, of the Democratic national committee,' claims New York, In diana, New JerHcy, Ohio, West Vir ginia and Rhode Island. The Demo crats also declare they can win with out the Kmplre stato. Figures many and voluminous are given to substantiate Mack's state ment.. New. Jersey will give forty thousand plurality to Hrynn. Not a single electoral vote will go to the republicans in Indiana. Ilryan and Chanter In New York will win in a walk. Mack says his computation Ib based on a direct poll of the vot ors, reliable reports from congres sional districts, the word of state chairmen and the unbiased opinion of shrewd political judges. In view of the republicans' state ment, to be issued Mondny, wise politicians are refraining from com ment upon the Democratic forecast of tonight. lAthrop (lives Huinmnry. CHICAGO, Oct. 24. Swooping the country in a summarizing rovlew of the political conditions, one Is forced to assert that 1908 seems determined to repeat Its performance of 1892 by electing a democratic president. Ev ery significant change In sentiment ' among the several natural divisions of voters Indicates such a strong drift towards Uryan that success on No vember 3 would seem to be a good bet. It 1b the period of the straw votes, when In a given stato, casting millions of votes, nowsiiaiiers send out poBtnl cardB and get retuniR from say 3000 voters, or one In every 3, '10 who vote, therofrom predicate guosses as to the mini result. This has been done by the New York World, the Cincinnati Knqulr r, St. Louis Republic and Chicago Hocord-llernld, all covering practical ly evory northern statu east of the Hockles. Disregarding territorial comments on printed result these polls, stating them without permitting "wish to be father to tho thought," as 1 serloiiHly tried to do during tho past throe days, I can't see any conclusion other than that Intelligent betting would back Bryan for tho presidency. Not Correct Basis. In the first place, tho 1904 vote Is not a correct basis for estimating. In mnny states Koosevelt carried the commonwealths with nn Immense plurality, while at the same time the total republican vote is much less than In 1900 and the democratic vote Is so small thnt It is represented on ly by a bodygunrd of democrats who wont to tho polls. The 1800 vote, then, Is a propor basis for comparison. For Instnnce. Missouri In 1904 gnvo Hoosevelt a majority, yet tho voto showed thai 1 26,000 democrats remained nt home. Several business men undertook to get a lino on tho situation by com municating with hundredB of cus tomers In all the northern states, the rottirns being tho customer's ob servations in hlB region. These re turns aro compreheuslvo and ap parently non-partlHnn nnd Indicate that Indiana, Ohio, Maryland and Now York aro democratic, with Illi nois, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas, Houth Dakotn. West Virginia. Con necticut and New Jersey doubtful, fn varying degrees. Nebraska, perhaps, should bo plac ed lu the llrynn column; also Mon tana, Idaho, Colorado and Wyoming The handlrap of rnmpnrlsnn with 1904, with its popular plurality for Koosnvelt of 2.54u,ul !. melts awny when 1900 Is taken, with' only a plur ality for McKlnley of 849.790. which carry tho proof of the "stay at home" vote by showing a total vote In 1900 of about 14.000.(100. with onlv about 13.600.000 In 1904, when It should bnvo given a large lucreaw over 1900. Nationally, Ilryan has to change 426.000 votes from 1900 to win. or S per cent of the popular vote. The south, with Nevada and Oklahoma, will give him 161 electoral voles, ad ding 77 for New York. Indiana and Ohio, a total of 238 is reached, ot on ly four less than the 24 2 necessary to give a majority of 483 electoral votes. I find It difficult to locnte the man who claims that In all the sweep of north and west, will not be other electoral votes for Ilryan than those three states named. New York. In diana and Ohio. In fart. Mr. Hitch cock has practically conceded Mon tana, Colorado and Wyoming. Re publicans admit grave doubts as to Nebraska, Idaho. Wisconsin. West Virginia, Kansas. Connecticut, or a total of 59 votes concededly doubt ful, with fighting chances In several other states. South Dakota and Inwn. This pan's It down to a safe showing on a basis of actual conditions now existing. It gives Bryan the election. Hcmv and Money. This will be printed nine days he fore election. During that time on ly two things will be depended on to swing the results to Taft scare and money. I'npleassnt as It may be to, write It, nevertheless It Is my duty to ' Tito Kind You Have Always lu use for over 30 years, and hits fyHyi,, sonal tmpervixiou hIiico Its infancy. '-yCfH. : i Allow no one to deceive, you lu this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jut-an-(rood " f.re but Kxperhucnts that trifle with and endanger the, health of Infants and Children Kxnerieuco against Experiment. What is CASTORIA C'axtoria U a harmless Rubstltute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It 1 contains-neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms mid allays Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and AVInd Colic. It relieves Toothing; Troubles, cures Constlpatlor and Flatulency. It asslmllutes the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Itowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The- Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS yrt Boars tho Signature of Boars the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. do so, that Taft managers aro resort ing to deHpernte methods. Otllclnls of the lllg Four railway, traveling on a Bpeclal train, are im portuning employes to support Taft. Vlco-I'resldent llrown, of the New York Central, linn visited Chicago and gavo out an Interview of the same character. Letters went from tho Taft commltleo to all big corpor ations Imploring llbenil coiilrlliullonR for "use on election day." Thone who discuss the campaign make It n com mon topic of conversation. The re publicans are making no ntlcmpt to cover tho fact that they are gather ing It. Uvery prominent republican has been advised of tho plan, and so fur as known no protest has been ofTer I'd. Tho magnitude of the election day fund Is varlosuly estimated ul from fl. (Kill, ooo t, $6,000,000. I am In a position to know that 'he llrynn tight Is being conllncd to legltlmnto metliodH. Most of Ihe fund of a little more than $.100,000 so far raised, has been expended in literature and speakers. No fund hns been provided for "uho on election day" beyond a few thousand dollars for wntrhlng nt the polls for Illegal voting or attempt to bribe. Old Htag orB tell nie nlso they never witnessed a cleaner light than has been waged by llrynn. JOHN 10 I.ATllltol'. TIll'HTH Alt!'! l''Olt TAI'T. Htnliilnnl Oil Men Ih'imI In the Kight Against Itryuii. CHICAGO, Oct. 26. The Repub lican national commltleo Is sending out a letter asking for "cash contri butions." In which the declaration is made thnt "the election of Judge Tart and James S. Sherman Is essen tial to tho welfare of Ihe coun try. " Tho letter la of Interest by reason of the character of the men whose names appear on Ihe letter head, and who make tills uppeiil. These are tho men whu sign the letter Inform ing the people of the country that llrynns election will be dungeroua: Charles K, Hrooker. bend of the Drass trust, and vlce-ptvsldenl of Ihe New York. New llnvon Hartford railroad, against which a government suit is now pending In the federal courts. Oil Men ItcpiVNClltcd. Charles Nagel, of Missouri, one of the general attorneys of the Staudnrd till company. This Stand ard Oil representative Is In charge of the republican natlonnl headquar ters in Chicago. Krank O. I.owdcn. -innlM-iullllon-alre son-in-law of the late (ieorge M. Pullman, and now the head of Ihe great I'ulluian I'alace car trust to which the traveling public puis tribute. T. Coleman On Pout, the bend of the powder trust, which Is lighting a suit against dissolution. llolse Penrose, the political "boss" of the corrupt political machine In Pennsylvania. (Ieorge It. Sheldon, the personal representative r J Pierpont Morgan. In the rnpaclty of director In all his trust companies, and who collected trust money for the ehvtlon of Gov ernor Hughes of New York. William Nelson Cromwell. the legal representative of Kilunnl II. Harrlman. and probably the great est trust lawyer In the I'nlted Slates. Kred W. I'pham, the "fat frver" for the republican parly In ihe west, lid the man who wrote letters to corliorallous whose propcrtv he as sessed by virtue of his position ns a member of the board of review In Chicago. This is a fine outfit to advise the farmers and business men In the west how to vole Two of the sign ers are heads of corporations which are fighting for their eilstciio in the courts. Of course these men think Hryan's election dangerous; Bought, and which lias been lins homo the KlKiiature of been, jmulu under hi Ktr- Signatu . rr MunnAv triet, hkw voik sit.. that Is natural when one becomes a& pialnted willi their connections. Hut there Is not a legitimate business man In the nation, small or large, vho has any reimon to fear the con- lequences of a democratic victory. II AS NOT ;l'K.N l'l" HOI'K. Independent Interests Will Ilulld to Coos liny, Says Clarke. Sunday Oregon Inn: Francis H. Clarke, of Marshlleld, who delivered in address before the Oregon-Idaho I) velopment Congress, Friday, treat ing of Ihe harbor and railroad situa tion nt Coos Bay, called at Tho Ore gonlan ofllce yesterday to say that he hud been misquoted In tho report us to what ho said on that occasion. "I did not Bay," said Mr. Clarke, "that Coos Hay people had given up hope or getting Mr. Harrlman to build the llralli-Cnos Hay railroad. I lo not know what they hope, but the oiintry Is so attractive ns a railroad imposition that their greatest hopes would not be unreasonable. 1 be lieve Mr. Hmi i mo ii will build a line into Coos Hay and expect ho will an. iiounce the beginning of work lu th? ipring. "My reason for this is that I have received Information that railroad construction will bo commenced Rt Coos Hay within n year by another Mitnpnny than the Southern Pacific, ind. If nothing happens, like n hnnn inl dlsturhiince or n national dls laster, I believe the Southern Paclnc will llnd It convenient to protect Its Interests on the liny by building its proposed line. 1 did point out to the people nt Itoseliurg the fact th.lt HO. (UK) people living In tho six counties of l.ane. Douglas. Coos, Cur ry. Josephine and Jackson were en titled to a short road to the sea in stead of being compelled to enrry the burden of high freight nnd pas senger rates several h.indrcd miles ind called their attention to the statement made by one of the Port The Badge of Honesty Is on overy wrapper of Doctor Plcrr.' Golden Medical Discovery becausu a full list of the Ingredients cotnio.tlng It i printed there in plain Kuglish. Fort' years of expcrie-uie lias proven llsstiperU worth as a bl.nwl purifier and liivigora: Ing tonic for the cure uf stouiuch disorder and all liver ills, ll builds up the run down system u.s no other tonic can h which alcohol Isused. Ttio actlvo medic lnat principles of native roots such a: Golden Seal and Queen's root, Stone and Mandrake root, liloodrool and lllacl Cherryliark are extracted and presrrvei' by the tuo of chemically pure, triple rcliticd glycerine. Send to Dr. K. V. Pierce at Hullalo, N. Y., forrre booklet which quotes extracts from well-recoguired med ical autliorltlus such as lire, lisriholow, King, Scudded Con. Llllngwood and host of ethers, showing that these roou tsn be defended upon for their curative action In all vtra'rf states of the Stomach. led by Indigestion or dyspepsia Infill bilious or liver cnniplalnu wasting dUcases" where there tlesh and gradual runnlug riuwo of tfcVslrenitth and svstctn. he "Golden Medical l'l.srovorvmV XQ tilt Kd a'nXsoinvi nJ. through tlu-m. ih uh..) vsttn" Thus all skm t (Tectum, blotcht, ptmpiw ind empt tons well as scrofulous swei lln(TS and old opn running sorw or ulcen an cured and hcujtil. In treamg oc running Mora, or ulcer, tt i well to In ur tholr hoallng to apply to tiiem Dr ripn-'a All-IliMtlmg Salve. If your drug gist don't happvn to hav this Salve h stork, pnd fifty-four cent in poAUgi stamps Ui Dr. R. V. I'lerre, Invalids lloto and SuriiU-al tustltuto. ltuff aIo. N. V , and ft laritrt Nn uf the "All-Healing 8Iv will rvach you by return post. You can t afford lo accept a secret nos trum m a sutvUltuW for this non-nlcohvllc nietiieiiin ok rnow.h court mmtion, itoi ven though ihe urgent dealer ma; therehr ma'-ie a little bigger profit. Dr. Pierce's pleasant 1'elleta regulat And Invigorate stomach, lfvr aud buwd. 8ugr-coi4. Uqt (rumU mst to takf Mcaudf. land papers ' that MY. Harrlman would never build the Drain road be cause his Byatern would lose $1,000, 000 a year by diverting tratlle from the long haul to Portland or San Francisco to the short haul to tho deep sea and cheap water transporta tion. "The news story from Koseburg left me In the attitude of approv ing the theory Involved in that or tide. I simply quoted it and showed how, superficially, it might be true, nnd then undertook to show, and think f did, that the demands of 140.000 people and the tonnage avuilable lu coal, lumber and pro duce between Coos Hay and the In terior, would make a short road from It oho burg to Coos Hay profitable and how the opening of Southern Oregon to the sea would be the commence ment of an era of real progress and vast development, such as nothing else would." Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent. 6c. TF NOVELTY THEATRE PROGRAM MONDAY AND TUKSDAY MOVING PICTURES: Who Owns the Bosket." "The CI on I ns Hour." "The Ht'iuuHtrcHs' Itotmuirc." "The Saloon Keeper's Dmim.' "A n I iicxpericnced Cubby". ILLUSTRATED SONG: lown In the Old Crehry Or chard." and "Sweet Adeline." OPEN I With Entire Change of Program MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c Stop--don't do the work aMachine can do FLOWS All Kinds at J. F. BARKER & CQ. Implements and Vehicles ....... wf!On THE, , IlltEA KFA ST TABLE we suggest a nice steak or i few chops will be found more su3ia'nlu thau a dish of sawdust and inilK. And If you buy your meats here there will be none of the don't -care-for-breakfast talk at your nDuse. Hubby will eat a meal that will do him till lunch time. .You will eujoy breakfast as heartily as you do any meal of the day. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop. Don't think that piles can't be cured. Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured by Uoan's Ointment. GO cents at any drug store. Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers, the finest and most complete line in the city. . Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. . Hamilton Drug Co, S.N'D II AND TVrKWItlTKKS.J. An l'Mi:itV()()l, almost 4 new, at a bargain. 4 NMIi'll rilK.M IKK, good con- 4. ditlon, very cheap. ICIvMIM, ION, old model, re- -J. built; good shape; cheap. Several other makes, $15 4 and up. J KoHrhiirg Typewriter Exrliunige 4" Elmer E. Wlmberly, Mgr. 4 Koseburg - - Hoaeburg 4" Still Talking Watches If ever 111 our lives we were able to "Watch" you to Your satisfaction It Is right now while you arc reuil hiK this. We have them from the Smallest American made watch, up to the 1H H1.I0 in all grades. If you want a watch, don't foil to rail and look over our stock, which Is couipleU). . . OUR KINO I)IS1'I,AV. If you've a ring need of Any Kind, you shouldn't forget (hut our values aro Our's Exclusively. Wo carry also a full Hue of .Cut (lass, Silverware, V mliri'lhw and Clocks. CLINGENPEEL THE JKWELKIl AND OPTICIAN, National Hunk Itldg, Phono 214:) The Yost Gearless motor will do it, simple as A BC, self-oiling will last a lifetime. No metal coging. We invite your personal in spection. Roseburg Furniture Company Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore A IlenUliJ Fnn.lly. r.. , i fHniilv baa enjoyed pood health since wu began using Dr. King's New Uie mm. unc ago" says L. A. liartlet, of Rural Route 1, Guilford, Maine. They cleanse and tone the system In a gentle wav anl does v I good. 25c at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. iTn....,n r'niii fTurft Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure, al Hamilton's. ' r Jubilee The student body of the high school is fortunate in securing the services of Watkin's Jubilee Singers for Wednesday, October 28. ' They give a first class performance in every respect. The proceeds of the evening will be used to supply the high school" reading table with periodicals. The balance to go into the student body fund. Come and hear the darkies sing, costumed as in the days of slavery. General Admission 50 Cents Children and Students 25 Cents Reserved Seats 75 Cents Reserved Seat Tickets on Sale at Agee's Book Store. General Admission Tickets may be Ex changed for Reserved Seat Tickets Do You Appreciate an Easy Good-fitting Shoe? Yes; most all women do. and we have just opened up several lresli, new shoes made of tanned kid the "glove fittiug leather." Every woman should wear ways dressy, always neat sion. John Kelly has made these over new, perfect fitting lasts. Call. Rxchifllre Dealer In lic.VT n t CTrrf YTkte nd Fine Shoe. R.. L. STEPHENS Phone l0" All Work Guaranteed H. C RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc s Announcement! We are now doing busi ness in our elegant new store. Commercial Club Building; Call and inspect our new stock. Your orders will re ceive our prompt and careful attention. Haiwaker-Guest Grocery Company Rtfwlwjrg, Douglas Co., Oregon Where Bullets Flew. David Parker, of Fayette. N T a veteran of the civil war, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says: "The good 1 Electric Bitters have done is worth I more than five hundred dollars to tile. 1 apcui uiiiuu uiuuey UdClOnQg for a bad case of st mach trouble, to little purpose. I then tried Elec- ' tr'c Bitters, and they cured me. 1 v now take them as a tonic, and they keep me Btrong and weil." G0c at I A. C. Marsters & Co's drug store. Singers cases of A American (jfj A A ijfO.UU kid shoes. Al- fflJ-J CA or every occa- J?55vl anrl $4.00 Next Poor 10 Fostofllce Repair Work Neatly Done V.' Otr.'-v,: ,V