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EVENING ROSEBORG REVIEW , .JKCEMJ1EU 8. JB08. Brevities . f ,, ' 7. THE HALL OF FAME. 'Dick -Hylond, successful pugilist, never 'drinks or b mo ken. rayninttter Mitchell Macrionalil, U. 8. N., hns hired Hnlsey E. Mnnwaring of rhllnViel'jihia to ma kin Grand hotel at Yokohama for him. , Mrs. LewiH U. Granger of Cain, Pa., recently opened, a jar of peaches that she had on nnod forty years ago and found the fruit still in splendid condi tion. John G. Costaln of Worcester, Mass.. who Is seventy-seven years old, has worked in a foundry mure than sixty years. lie is the oldest moldcr in "Worcester and one of the oldest in the United StincK. Dmitri KuK'tan of IllstrltHa, known nn the wolf slayer, dispatched -STi of these 11 ii hnals in thirty years. He tracked tliMti lo their lairs ami. It n Haiti by the peasants, hypnotized them iy his tierce paze, wiille lie killed them with knife or shut. August Itrassjirt, who in Ills youth had the distinct im of producing ttie ill's t perfect silver plate fur the use "f 1 .011 is Jacques Maude I ii guerre, the Inventor nf the daguerreotype, died re rent ly, at a nieinorlal hmv in St Ixjiiis at the ue of eighty-nine years. John Morley, the British secretary ftii India, -who has Just been raised to the peeratfp. is nue of t lit must hu miine uf men. Ills love of animals is po great lh;it lie will neither tlsli nor Hluiot, and U.ls stated that he never oonie.i aenvs a strsy cat In the streets without endeavoring to give it a gentlo Joseph ( 'h.'iuilicrliiin lias paused his Feveiity-sceomi birthday. Though from time to tine optIm!.-ilc pariigniphs as to ills healUNire published, his friends know well, that his retirement from ncjlve polities Is tliuil. There is no Jiupe that Ii inay recover sitrlicientty oii've tuw to hptiili on a public plat form o.r, tftj e.Hter the house of emn-inoiis. HOW TO WALK. Examine the construction of a Bush and Lane phum and you wijl readily tinder si and why they Rtiar nnxeo them lor twenty years. dlf Ai L KITCHIN, ,! is the. man to see for i everything in the Nur sery line. TVnne tliat srow 1 1 tta that pay. Fruit and ornanental trees, Crape & Berry 'vines, roses, etc. etc. Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or. Oregon Restaurant Open Day and Night EASTERN OYSTERS '. . 'on the Shell Fresh Olympia Oysters Fish and Clams all the time Chicken Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P.M. , RfcGULAR MEALS 25c.; Proper Carriage and Stride tto Be " Maintained Tip on Breatfimg." " ' Borne u6dful 'direction to t& follow ed in walking for health or pleasure are given by Professor Itlehard K. Nel Hgan of the department of hygiene at Amherst college In an article contrib uted to Country Life In America for July. Professor NelllKan says that It Is surprising how little Is generally known about the. proper carriage, stride and breathing in this form of exercise. The carriage and stride on a level country road differ, of course, from those that are best for a hilly country, and differences In build make it Impossible for all to walk alike, yet certain fundamental rules should Ikj followed as far as possible. These the writer proceeds to give In brief as fol lows: For ordinary wrtlklng on city streetB or good, level country roads the front upper client should b-j niiscJ In onk-r to give full play to the Iuiijjs and heart. Per sistent attention to this position of the tln-Ht, combined with Uf p breathing, will sue tiro tho formation of a most desirable habit find will naturally assist In keeping the shoulders In - their proper place. Hy this method a natural but not constrain ed position of the shoulders can be ac quired. The strldo should bo shorter and slower In lone distance walking than in short, lest t"o lontc and fnsl a stride cause ex haustion and destroy both the pleasuro and profit of tho exercise. For ordinary v.-alkltipc the mllltnry strldo of thirty Inches and iZO paces per minute Is about right for tho overuse mun and Is the re sult of much experience. For tall, active men and for speed purposes the military stride Is too short and slow, "and the pe destrian must use his own judgment and learn from experience. In races of from one to ten miles the writer, who Is five feet- eleven and three-fourths inches in height, frequently strode three feet nine inches at tho rate of 175 Bteps per minute. Some writers clnim that tho body should bo Inclined forward even when walking on level Kround, for the reason that this favors speed, giving the Indian's gait as an example. Others ciulrn that walking Is a series of falls from ono foot to the other, and IhereCoro for speed purposes it is necersary to lean forward. Sucli writers seem' in forget that tho momen tum Kained while going at tho rate of flvo miles nn h'uir is considerable, and if at the same time the body is inclined for ward It brings nn undue strain upon the hiuscles which were intended to hold the body erect. The lest argument against this Is" (hut the erect position favors a longer and faster stride when walking on level ground than Is possible in the bent position, ami. furthermore, -the upright position Is lews tiring. The best long and short distance walkers in the world, with very few 'exceptions, carry the body erect. The principal reason In favor of the upright position, Professor XelligaD tells us, .is the lessened strain on the large museluM In the bark and the con seipKMit saving of energy. Women especially should maintain .this position t obtain the best results. Iierthn von Hillcn. the greatest woman walker, was perfectly erect. To quote further: Tho main difference between tho long and short dlainnce walkers is in tho posi tion of the leg ns the heel .strikes tiie ground. In long di.iluttro walking thorn is more; action at the knees and less move ment ut the hi ib, and this res nil s in a Blunter stride. Tho knee is slightly bent in pome en h as the heel touches t lie ground, while in others tho knee In bent just after tt if straight leg loi.eli.s tho earl h. I'll her methed nf bending tho kneo relieves the jir and also the nervous strain caused by speed walking. For short distances nt-thu greatest pos sible speed, n in athletic competitions, tho leg in all cases intirit be straight and tho knee Htlff as the heej touches th ground, and the knee must remain stiff throughout the stride until the -heel of the following f.ti.i in phiced for the next stride. There is also a peculiar hip ac tion, known aniens raehvg men as the roll, which is very exhausting. Tho shoulders and arms are swung violently forward and upward, and thu wholo gait Is purely artiiicial and tiring, n-quirea long practice. Is not at all pleasing to witnesn and Is apt to thcenerale Into a very awkward run. Tic distinction be tween walking and running is t li.it In walking tho heel of the forward font must he pl;eed In position befort the toes of the r.ar foot leave the ground, whilo iu running li'dii feet are oil tho ground ut the same time. During i5iangee of weafther al ways use Marsters' Cough BalBam. Mrs. i T.' J. Crlteser leaves Thurs dnv. niArntnc for T.etanri to. remain for an indefinite time, her husband and son being engaged In mining there. H. J. Wilson and daughter, Miss Jessie, came down from Canyonville Tuesday. The latter has taken a po sition "as stenographer and book keeper for Irs. Seely, Sethe-r & Stew art. Feel languid, weak, run-down? Headache? Stomach "off?" just a plain case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and stom ach, promotes digestion, purities the blood. LEONA mills Lumber Company Lumber Lath,' 1 ' . Shingles and Dry 'Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburgj Thonc 1411 , How to Use Turpentine. '! Whon tliicau'iu'd wiih pneumonia.! rub tin1 1uiii;s with turiM-nlliiL' :unl up- j ply hut llaimt-ls. 'j TuriKMitlne anil soap will remove luk i stains from muslin. A fow ill-ops of turpentine milled to1 the water in tvtiie!i.-elolho3 nre boileiUj will whiten them. "I It will externflnate cockroaches if;.j sprinkled in their ,haun!s , f r l'lleh. wheel crease unci tar stains can be uu'ekly removcl if t lie spot iirst eovem! with laril, . then sinikedi With turpentine ponp' clean anil rub KPUtly till dry. A few- drops en a woolen cloth' wile clean taii shoes nicely. Moisten spouue with turpentine to clean cilt frames.' ' ' Now is the trme to make your pur chases for Xmas. The early shop pers have the best to pick from. Our store neve,r was so full of good things Something for every member of the family. Drop In and look us over. HICE & K1CE. " Three inches of rain fell durin? November, 1U0S. In Roseburg and vicinity, according to the monthly: report of Wm. Bell, local observer of the Weather Bureau. This Is the mnallest rainfall for November since 1905, when Uie precipitation was 2. til. The average rainfall for Nov ember for the past 32 years is 4.33. The total rainfall from Sept. 1, of thiB year, to date is 8.-71, and there is an excess of .37 inches as com pared with the average lor the cor responding period. NOVELTY THEATRE Program changes each Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PROGRAM WENDESDAY & THURSDAY MOVING PICTURES: "The King's Diamond.' (Colored, 1UU0 ft.) "As You Like it." (1OU0 ft.) ILLUSTRATED SONGS: "When It's Moonlight!, Mary Dailins, Wrath the Old (rape Arbor (ante" and "Ifrotlicr Noah (lave Out Check for Kniu." MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 PROFESSIONAL. ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c GEO. E. 1IOLCK, M. I). Office In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 ana it. X-Ray and Electrical Treanient Telephone, Main 31. ROSEBURG - - - OREGON. A. C. SEE1.V, M. D., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglas County Bank Building, 'Phone 771. ROSEBURG - - - OREGON. Office Hours: Phones:. 10 to 12 a. ni. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 1)U. LLCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children's Diseases a . Specialty ' Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters" Blk next to, Douglas County Bank Bldg. J. 11. CHAPMAN, 1). 1). 8., Dentist Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ROSEBURG OREGON DIt. II. M. EltWIN, Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. ni.: 2 to 5 . p. m.; 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday: Abraham Bids;.. Cor. Oak & Jackson. Phono 2193. M1IS. SACHY-MI IXKN, Fashionable Dress Making. Creason Block. ----- Roseburg MISS E. KLAIXE HELL, Public Stenographer. U. S. Weather Bureau Observatory., Phono Main 1271. 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