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" EFFECTIVE TORPEDOES. Th Improvement Most Ndd Now In Naval Warfare. The next great improvement lo na val warfare will be on tue Hues of ways and means of repeating what the Romans did waya uud meana of charging upon and grappling wltb the mighty war vewwla of an enemy to Ink them wltb the abort a word of high explosives. There la no cue thing so much need ed In naval warfare at the present time as a more efficient means of reaching battleships and cruisers with a sufficient quantity of high explosives for their destruction. In other words, there la a more imperative demand for Improvements In torpedoes and tor pedo boats than In any other branch of the naval service. The effective range of the modern high power gun la now about five miles, and it la the range of the guns that determines the distance between the lines of battle of modern fleets, and the fleet wltb guns of the longest range has the opposing fleet at Its mercy. A little while ago the automobile torpedo was thought to be a valuable adjunct to the armament of the mod ern battleship, but the range of the guns has now been so Increased that such torpedoes become a useless In cum bra nee because of the shortness of their range, notwithstanding the fact that their manufacturers have done everything possible to perfect them and to Increaso their sieed and range. Their range Is necessarily lim ited to that attulnable by the charge of compressed air they are capable of carrying. During the past few years the pres sure of the air has been Increased from 1,800 pounds to the square Inch to 2,250 pounds to the square Inch and the weight of air from 00 pounds to 130 In the eighteen Inch tonedo, and still the maximum range of the eighteen Inch torpedo Is only from 8,000 to 8.500 yards, practically about one-third of the rnn? of tbo blgb power guns which determine the distance apart of the lines of battle, and the maximum rate of speed of thle torpedo Is about 85 knots. Hudson Maxim In Metropoli tan Magazine. Newsstand at 8ea For some time past the stewards on the ocean liners have added to their earnings by laying In a stock of period icals and books and retailing them to passengers, but the regular news deni er has only Just arrived. On such Blilpn as the I.uBltunla and her sister nhlp It Is quite a pleasant shock on the second day out to como across the news deal er's stall nt the entrance of the barber shop or some other as natural pluce. Tbo papers, It Is true, do not bear the mornlug'8 date, but the magnslncfl are of the latest Ihhuo and the novels the latoBt from the publishing houses. The stall Is entirely now, and wbother It has come to stay or not depends upon whether It pnys. The rent 1b high, and besides paying for tbo privilege the denier must also "pay bid passage. Popular Mechunlcs, Eel ae Thick ae Cat. The aquarium now has a sea mon ster, a spotted mo ray, whKil Is ti for midable name for a species of eel. It Is eight feet long, as Inrgo lu dlu meter as a fat cat and resembles au enor mous eel, except that Its bead, wltb a mouth like an undershot bulldog. Is crowned with a rnlge of spikes. It came from llermudn. Often the morny haa been taken for a sea sorent by green fishermen, as It lives near the surface nnd often lies with Its bend on the rocks, seeking birds' eggs nnd crabs. Bunerln ten dent Morgan snys this nioray Is not extraordinarily large, as they jfrmv to fifteen feet and often swim wltb heads elevated above the sea. New York World. Beet Speller It Seventy-three, Mrs. Douglas Olllwrt, aged seventy three, of Tana, III., the oldest imthoii to participate In the annual world sign ing match In connection with the Wi nona Lake assembly programme, won first honors and was awarded a prize of $20. Without hesitation she spelled "concatenation." on which A. B. Curry of Memphis, Tenn., and Helen Servoss of Muucle, lud., who carried oft the second and third bouors, wont down. Other words that provml stumbling stones to the eighty contestants were erysipelas, surrogate, prerogative, ple beian, csouti-houe and Innuendo. Fire went down on pleltelan. Warsaw (livd.) Oar. New York World. Oermen English. Judge quotas this sample of "Kng lleh aa ahe la wrote" by a German firm which wishes to tell Aiuerii-aua how to use a new mechaulcal saltcel lar: "It la Deceesary that la emplold only a salt table very fine milled and very dried. Another salt la to pound and to dry previously then In this cane It Is forming masses (rromlM). It Is neces sary that the saltcellar Is not placed humid and Is not touched with bands wets. By a good and rational use the cellar Is functuiuilng blameless and Is of a unlimited durability. The eUar la the best. Searchlights. Metallic mirrors for searchlights may supersede those made of glaaa. Tbe metafile mirror haa a surface com posed of alternate bands or rings of goid and white reflecting surfaces, it la claimed that thla mirror gives a more penetrating beam of light both at night and In foggy weather aod that the Intensity of tbe light la so great that It la Impoaalble to aim accurately at the projector. Another ad ran tags claimed la that they ass not fractured by concussion snd that even when pea strafed by bullets the area of distor tion la very small. von The amount of good reading given to subscribers of The Youth's Com panion during the year Is Indicated by tbe following nummary of con tents for 1909: BO Htr Articles. Contributed by men and women of wide distinction In public lire, In literature, in science. In business, In a score of professions. 250 Capital Htorlcs. Including six serial stories; hum orous articles; accounts of adven ture, character, heroism. 1000 I'p-to-lhUe Not. On current events, recent discover ies in the world of science and na ture. Important matters In political and government. 2000 Oue-Mlnutc Htorlcs. Inimitable domestic sketches, an ecdotes, bits or humor, and selected miscellany. The weekly health ar ticles, the weekly woman's arti cle, timely editorials, etc. A full announcement of tbe new volume will be Bent with sample copies of the paper to any address upon request. The new subscriber for 1909 who at once seudv $1.75 for the new volume (adding 50 cents extra for extra postage If be lives In Canada) will receive free all the re maining Issues for 1908, including the Double Holiday Numbers; also the Companion's new calendur for 1909, "In Grandmother's Garden, ' lithographed In 13 colors. The Youth'B Companion, 144 Uer koley street, Uoston, Mass. ItlliousnesM and Constipation. For years I was troubled with bil iousness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My ap petite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin prepara tions and cathartics only made mut ters worse. I do not know where 1 would have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Uver Tablets. The tub lets relieve the 111 feeling at once, strengthen the digestive functions, helping tbe sys tem to do Its work naturally. Mrs. Rosa Potts, lilrmlnghnm, Ala. These tablets are for sule by Hamilton Drug Co. NEW PIANO IIOIHH. Will bo Opened III KoHchurg: About November Vl. Arrangements have been made by A. Li no back & Son, of Albany, to open a pinno bouse In Koscburg be tween Nov. 10 nnd IK. Quarter have already been Becured In the Muccnboo building on Cass street and will be put In Bbupe for the first .shipment of goods, which Is to arrive soon. They have the exclusive rights for Douglas and Luue counties for tho well and favorably known Sherman, Clay & Co. lines of pianos and orKiniB, and all persons con templating the purchnsu of a flrst- oIiihb muni en I Instrument should not fall to see them. Walt for their op ening announcement. , dtf How to Cure n Cold, Ho as careful aB you enn you will occasionally take cotd, and when you do, got a medicine of known re liability, one that has an established reputation, ono that is certain to ef fect a quick cure. Such n medicine Is Chamberlain's Cough Keuunly. It hns gained a world wldo reputation by Us remarkablo cures of this most common ailment. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids expec toration, opens tbe secretions nnd aids nature lu restoring the system to a healthy condition. During tbe many years In which It has been In general use we have yet to learn of a single caso of cold or attack of the grip having resulted lu pneumonia when this remedy was used, which shows conclusively thnt It is a certain pre ventive of that dangerous disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con tains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a baby as to au adult. For sale by Hamil ton Drug Co. Sour Stomach "1 atd ('aarrlf and fl 11k nrw mtn, I ht bn fn(Trr frtro dyiprptlk tid luur ilumirk fur lh It I two pill, I has btm tkkltif mr-dl-tlnoand ihr drui . bat cnnld And ot relief onlp lot m hurt lima, f will itrnmmind Cairarata to mt frlamla aa lh only thine Indention aod our alomarh and to hr I tip bowala In good tOaV ttlloa. Thai era ry ntra i aat." Uarrj 8tucb.ly, Muk Chunk. Pa. Best Tor pr 1 ne uoweis) CANDV CATTUftTIC Plaaaant Pal a tab la Potant TH flrod Do Oood. Mvrr Sirkaa, Wrabun or iiri- la. . Naf Sld In bulk Tho tormina tablol atauipad Cl'C. arantd to car or four Bin.r betek. Stf I lrf Remedy Co., Chicafo or N.Y. 549 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES LOST. llrllvi'it'il hi wrong pluoi'. tin Iron Kale an, I imi-kiiKO if nulls Hnlilrr will plfiisc glvt snrm ti Ki'nonil delivery or notify v. II. Churchill. il-.'t. FOIt MONT, ..'.-room furnhcil house on Mill street. Applv M No. 910. two Mocks south of .1. Cf. Klook Co', mill. ilsw n-H. ritronlie Kerlew advertisers For tr.KHl printing of nil kinds The Itevlew leads. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children.0 Hk Kind You Han Always Bought Start the I'HK YOlTirH COMPANION 1100. One Dose A,kuou'Jclorl,ldlyoU,honallllmJ 'Cb'. M"Jf ,0nl ' d'" ' frankly. iuMlwhal A. ihmh cf W ,hr0"' bronchl' tubes, nd lungs. Full Chtrry Ptctoral. Thn do a, he ,a,. formula on each label. j&ttHZli- IXJCAL NEWS. The Review does job printing. Ed. Davis, of South Deer Creek, left Friday fur Drain on business. Norman Agee was lu from Win ston's today. For good printing of all kinds Tbe Itevlew leads. ' J. H. Ilrown was among the Look ing Oluss people In town toduy. W. C. Winston was In from Win ston's today. For a reliable cough remedy use Marsters' Cough Dalsam. tf Atty. Albert Abraham and little daughter went to Portland Friday night for a brief trip. Umpqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and Bure, at Hamilton's. TF Fireman and Mrs. W. J. Long leave next Tuesday for Guguno, where he will work on the Wend ling branch. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kays returned home to Gugene this afternoon after a short visit here with friends. The public library has baen moved to Room 2. in the Marsters' building, upstairs over Burr's Music Store. L. U. Mathews nnd K. A. Kruse were ampng the Deer Creek people In town today. Not "Just as good" but the beBt Jennings' bread. Free delivery. 'Phone 2211. DTF F. B. Walto came up from Port land Frldny and was at Sulherlln Valley today. Hurry Lander and Plinn Cooper, two of Douglas county's pioneer citizens, were iu from near Green's today. Matinees every afternoon at The crescent. Be. TF Chapped handB are quickly cured by applying Chamberlnin's Salve. Price, 25 cents. For Bale by Hamil ton Drug Co. Cottage Grove Western Oregon: The young dnnghter of F. T. Tnylor, of Divide, had the misfortune to lreak her nose Wednesday while ulnylng ball. The tstandnrd Ladles' Tnlloring Company's books are horo, showing he latest Fall and Winter styles if suits nnd cents. Call and see them at Mrs. Autenrelth's. 1 n 3 A healthy in nn Is a king In his own right; an unhealthy mnn is nn un happy slnve. Burdock Blood Bitters Guilds up sound health keeps you well. Eugene Guard: Tho Heard Co operative Co. filed articles of Incor poration wilh the county clerk Ibis morning. The Incorporators are W. W. Neely, 11. M. Kemp, O. W. Hurd, 1. C. Beck and Phil Nlcolle, nil well known residents of tho lower Slus Inw country. Tho capital Btock of the company Is $25,000 and the nrlnclpnl place of biiHlness Ir at Florence. This company will build salmon ennnery to replace O. W. Iliird's plant ut Acme, which was burned clown dining the summer. s the name of tho corporation im 'ilies, the cannery will be operated on the co-operative plan, the fishermen on the river nil owning stock and receiving their shnro pro rnta of the profits of the plant. OrderB taken for Vermont marble. I will have n complete cur shipped luring December. Any one wishing ipccinl deslgiiB or colors leave orders lefore Dec. 1st. Call nnd see sani ties. W. E. Marsters, foot of Jnck son street. DTF The watch, purso and pen-knife found on the "hobo" arrested by Policeman Palm at midnight last Thursday night wns Identified nt the sheriff's ollice in KoHehurg this morn ing by Prof. George A. Crane, of the Deudy school district, near Wilbur as his personal property. The ar ticles were stolen from the school house last Tuesday night or Wednes day morning. There wnB also taken at the same time a lenther watch fob, to which wns attached a German silver ornament. This was not found on the prisoner, who gives his name as Fish. In his defense Fish states he obtained the watch from nnother "hobo." the knife In Portland and the purso from a store In Itoseburg. Next Mondny he will he tnken to Wilbur and arraigned be fore the local Justice of the pence. An attempt will be made at Hint time to identify Fish us one of tile "hoboes" seen by different persons pusslng through the town last Wednesday morning. Phone IWf All Work Uuaranleeil It C. UTIMAN, lyta-Date Nwtiber SacU StaW aa Fiihucs, lac hiding TowH Racks, Soap D&rfS TunxUer HcVfcrs, Sponge RkU Etc 0 !t m mk n tlmn i your wurk. Bima and Hot Wtr a SpMMaMy Foot, of Jon 9. s Repair Work Neatly Don MWWIHIIIimat) I Often a single duse cf Aycr's Cherry 1'ectoral al beJtim; will completely control tbe nlgbt coughs of children. It It a strong medi cine, a doctor's medicine, entirely free from Hl'NDAV AT THK fill ItCIIKH. MethodlBt Episcopal, Rev. J. K. Hawkins, pastor. Morning sermon: "Christian Giving Questions and Objections Answered." ' Evening service at 7:30, sermon: "Prosper ity." Devotional meeting at 3 p. m. Rousing services, live singing, a home-like church, to which all are welcome. Baptist, Rev. E. H. Hicks, pastor. Morning sermon at 11 o'clock, subject: "Revelation of Criticism." Evening sermon at 7:30 o'clock, sub ject: "Dimensions of God's Love." Bible school at 10 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m., Miss Bessie Coshow loader. Special music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Everybody Invited. Methodist South, Rev. J. R. Block er, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Junior League at 2:30 p. in.: Senior League at 6:30 p. ni. SPECIAL. Key. E. H. Hicka will preach at the Soldiers' Home at 3 o'clock. to CITY OF MEXICO. Announcement of HiHtiul Limited I'lilliiuin Truln Excursion. On December 12 and 13 the South orn Pacific Company will sell round trip excursion tlcketB to the City of Mexico. December 15, 1908, a mag nificent Pullman train, consisting of Pullmnn vestibule sleepers, observa tion sleeper, buffet smoking carB and dining car will leave San FranclBco, California, Third and Townsend street depot for Mexico City, via Coast Line of Southern Pacific. Fare from Roseburg for round trip J'J "-35. Return trip from El Paso can be made via the Sunta Fe route or Southern Pacific, aB the passenger may desire. Holders of excursion tickets mny obtain a round trip ticket reading from Williams to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and return for $6.60. Forfurther Infor mation Inquire of Mr. W. H. Jen kins, Traveling Passenger Agent, S. P. Co., or L. B. Moore, agent S. P. Co., Roseburg, Oregon, dsw. PROFESSIONAL. GEO. E. HOUCK, M. D. Office In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 and 14-X-Ray and Electrical TreamenL Telephone, Main 31. ROSEBURG - - - OPEQON. A. C. 8EEI.Y, Al. D., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglas County Bank Building, 'Phone 771. ROSEBURO - - - OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. in. Ofllce Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 DR. LUC'KTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children's Diseases a Specialty Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marstors' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg. J. U. CHAPMAN, I). I). S., Dentist Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours 9 a. in. to 6 p. m. ROSEBIIRQ OREGON .1. C. MULLEN, Attorney-nt-Iiiiw With Richardson, Dimlck & Moore bend, Attorneys at 'Law. 315-16-17 Commonwealth illdg., 6th nnd Aukeny Streets. PORTLAND OREGON 1)H. 11. M. EUW1N, Physician nnd Surgeon Ofllce Hours: 9 to 12 a. in.: 2 to E p. m.: 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Abraham Bldg.. Cor. Onk & Jackson. Phono (193. MRS. H.U'llY-.Ml'I.LKN, Fnslilonnble DreNK Mnkinic. Creason Block. ----- Roseburg INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC. Mrs. H. R. Wood will accept pupils In vocal study (Old Italian method). Cnll at Burr'B Music Store. dn26 During changes of weather al ways use Marsters' Cough Balsam. A GOOD, 111(1 KOAST will be none too large tf you get it here. Our meats are so sweet, ten der aud Juicy that people can eat a lot more of them than of ordinary meats. Make next Sunday's dinner an extra flne one by having the meat part come from here. If the rest of It Is as choice as the meat, your dinner will be a feast for the goda. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop. m ma. HER iYCDEF.ATION. I iiw her In lur bathing uU beaide lh placid iea. wai her latest rrv recruit, and she looked Hood to ma. We c ha Mtl uch other on the sanda and splashed without a cure. I held her up with wllllr.j hands what time she paddled there. I've seen her In her ballroom gown, where all wits tcy and bright. And feared her wtitst was coming down, though she was free from fnghL I trembled lent tbe shoulder streps that lopped down on her arms Might slip or break and cause mishaps. unmasking all her charms. I've seen her romping on the shore, I've kd her wanting too. Bach half of her to me, therefore, haa been exposed to view. She Is a gentle, proper maid. I deem her still flu bllme. For modesty she has displayed but one- hall at a time. Chicago Record-Herald. Too Much For Him Hello, Green. How are you getting "Rotten. I got the first one 1u eleven, ;he secoud In twelve and the third one In eleven, nnd then I went all to pieces." Browning's Muguzlne. No 8port&man. Hnl Chase, the famous first base man, at a dinner In Chicago responded to a toast on the "sporting spirit." "When I was a hoy," said Mr. Chnse, I knew a butcher who lucked the sporting spirit altogether. In a game one August afternoon the butcher tried to steal second. It wns a clumsy itttempt. He mude a clumsy Bllde, uud the umpire declared him out. "'Out, am 17' shrieked the butcher, wild with rage. "It was a Just decision, and we all backed up the umpire. '"Out, hey?' the butcher . ronrcd. Then out you nil go from my field!' " Wushlngton Star. Hit Home. A d Is tin gul shed Indian ofilcer. 8cotch to the core, never lost an opportunity of advertising his countrymen. One evening at mess he had a large number of guests and had a magnifi cent specimen of a highland piper on duty. To draw attention to the man's splendid nppearance he turned to him and said: "What part of Scotland do you come from, iny uiau?" With a punctilious salute the reply came: "Tlpperary, yer honor-" Answers. Mistaken. While n sinull boy was fishing one Sunday morning he accidentally loBt his foothold and tumbled Into the creek. As an old mau on the bank was help ing htm out be said: - "How did you come to fall lu the river, my little man?" "I didn't come to fnll In the river. 1 came to flsh," replied the boy. Phila delphia ledger. Made Her Think. "I nm reading ancient history "Yon are, Miss Tinkers?" "Yes; It's a splendid pastime. It actually makes one think." "Aud whut has It made you think?" "Well, I've beeu wouderlug aud won dering what the ladies of ancient Home lid to amuse themselves in those awful days before bridge parties and motor lug." Cleveland Flalu Dealer. Preferred the Money. "Yes," said D'Auber, the artist, pat rouizlngly. "I'm selling my tan vasts now at my own prices." "My," exclaimed the youug art stu dent, "you don't say so? "Yea; 1 suppose you'd give a greal deal to be a great artist tin)? "No, IndeeiL I'd rather be you.' rittsburg Tost The Unlucky Brother. "I don't see why he took o't another accldeut policy, he's zo unlucky. "Why, that's Hie very reusou. ain't itr "Rut I meuu he's unlucky In this way he hain't hud a leg cut off oi even a ami broke In ten years!" At la ota Constitution. Knew From Experience, "ru!" "Well, what Is It uowT "I'a. when I prow up. hovr will 1 keep from marrying tbe wrong wo man?" 'You won't. Nw York Lift. To Be Avoided. The Artist You have a perfect head The Model Then I suppose I may say that my head Is my fortune? The ArtistExactly. Bui If you're not exceedingly careful It may become a swollen fortune. Puck. QmJ Things. 8ajr whst you please, there are some food things about Bunko." "Ounl thlogst Ks. 4 a. voifcs 'so all." Baltimore 'ewa. HABITS There are two kinds Good habits are the best kind. Same with Clothing. Good Clothing, like good habits, make you appear well look well feel well. Try Harth's Toggery Good Clothes. Get the Habit Get it Now Get it at Clearing Out Sale of China Commencing on November 7, we will make low prices onHaviland China. Come and H H H H buy while stock is complete, H S so you can want. This I cash. You will always find the best g of groceries, fresh green vegetables and fruit in our store. H We have our own special delivery for rush orders Alton S. Frey & Co GROCERS Phones 201 Successor! to J. F. Barker &. Co. Manuel Lopez CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS DENNING & KENT, Distributors Roseburg, - - - Oregon WANTED $1'00000 WORTH of 2nd Hand goods at Bradley's Second Hand Store I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my prices on harness. You will find that I am right. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd Man GASOLINE, ENGINE OIL and supplies for Automobiles and Gasoline Engines H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore. Commercial Club Building get what you sale strictly for' H t-4waw O
