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WliAT 19 COIXQ OX.
ORG REVIE
In war ilme, election time or any
time, The Itevlew prints all the nei.
Every pen in sliouM read The Review
and keep informed.
VOL. XVII.
KoSLIll ltd, OltLGOX, Tl'KSPAV EVEXIXG, AUG VST 4, 11)14.
No. 132.
W
10 riGHI WORLD
I
I
Germans Issue Declaration ti
War Against Prance
WILL SEND MONEY TO EUROPE
Germany Declares War Against Belgium
Turks Decide to Mobilize as "Precau
tion" Belgian Army Prepares
(Special to the Evening Review)
HKItl.l.V, Aug:. 4. Germany today
ngaiiiht ri-aiice. Accompanying the
iloclnrntioii the foreign office issiieil n
statemeiit charging sM'cilic viola! iins
of the fiimlier by the l-'rench troops
and accusing French aviators of hurl
ing hoinbs inlo unprotected (ierniau
towns, anil iiisisdng Ihat (Sermniiy
liail striven lo keep cnce "despite
the I'lt'iii'h aggri"ssioii." Il was also
uiinotinrcil by die (lei-man military
nillhorides that Sttillgarl had seized
Sl;o,iiiio,iiiio In golil cinisigueil to
Jlussia.
float Laden With Money.
HA It HAKHOK. .Maine, Aug. 4.
The tleriuan Lloyd steamship Kroll
Prinzessin Cecilie, supposed to be at
tempting lo run around the British
fleets ill the North Sea blockade, has
arrived here. It was reached by wire
less on the voyage and warned it
.oiihl risk seizure by the Ilritisli if
it touched Plymouth, where it was
scheduled to stop. The boat has be
tween J 1 11.000. (too and tl 5.nii'i.ni)il
in gold and silvei on board consigned
to Knglish and French financial
houses.
Money floes to l'.urope.
WASHIXllTO.V, Aug. 4. Carrying
from five to eight million dollars for
relief of Americans abroad, the cruis
er Tennessee has been ordered to
leave New York for Kurope tomorrow
by the Navy Department. The money,
(i'overnineui funds, was advanced by
hankers.
War Declared on llelgillin.
LONDON. Aug. 4. Germany to
day declared war on nelgiuin lor op
posing the passage of (lermany troops
through! its territory on the way to
invade France.
Turkey to Mobilize.
ATHENS. Aug. 8. Turkey has or
dered her army mobilized "as a pre-'
caution."
Iteluiiim Army Mobilizes. i
iml'SRKLLS, Aug. S. A complete
mobilization of the Belgium army has I
been ordered.
Would Fight World.
DKliLIN. Aug. 4. That (lermany
is prepared to fight the world in de-
iense of its honor was tne announce
meat bv the Kaiser
He blamed
France and Russia for the present
struggle.
Troops Soaring Warsaw.
ISKItl.lN. Aug. I.--'I he
slated that (letnian troops were
with -
In 1 on miles of Warsaw-
Itnssiai. Po-
land. Thev had not been soriousiN
opposed. Warsaw Is strongly fortl-
fied, however.
. .... '..-.,. m
.linericii.is ii in
LONDON. Aug. I. - A
111,'ci l UK .n
. Photo by American Press Ansoclatlon.
Veteran Fighting Men of Servia
. . . .
it i ne ervinn army is isrgeir composed or veierHii. u" .., "
I . .
They have risretitly been through two wars, ont agalust xuritey. no .uUiu..
I tealnst nuluarU. Army experu consider them to bt excellent fighters.
4. XKl Tlt.U.ITV I'ltOCI.AI.MKI). .J.
.1. WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. 4.
i.t- Tho President today signed a
1 4. proclamation of American neu-
l oSyn.y.7uXnVaAr:'nBa$
upward of a thousand Americans,
many of whom worn those who had
joined succpssi'uily in the rush from
Xtr
auu'liorai ion of the condition of their
fellow countrymen.
Fred 1. Kent, of the
Hankers1 Trust
Company, of New York, who called
the meeting, said that his company
alone will he sending several million
dollars gold to Kurope to redeem
travelers" checks and that other com
panies were doing likewise.
Diriuililo Ittiinmeri.
PARIS,
S Aug 4.-A message told of
(Surras' sacrifice of life in
Roland
hringing down a Herman dirible Sun
c i i,
crossed the
day, just after it had
frontier from Alsace-Lorraine into
France, killing every one of its crew
of 2 r.
The dirigihte, a big Zeppelin, was
said to have been scouting. Garros.
I. .. i i, ,,,
M "a "c 'K""u .i,
r7"y?VJi0ri:'"l
siantly, it was stated, the dirigible
'
burst inlo flames, and with the aero-
i V wreckage
its wreckage,
'... ,n'
plane still entangled in
drooped like a plummet
.CI. n-nra cowl in
, , , k..,i ,. i
1 llij II, lima vui l.ntn ,... ......
.ne iiet-u cimiit-u irejutiii icLuh".
tion.
Another German zeiipelin was re
ported lost near the French village
of Tool at dr.r.k Sunday night.
A Destructive War.
NKW VOKK Aug. 4. in an a .-
Iress last night before the Lquity
Congress of Greater New York, an or-
ganizalion for the uplift of the negro,
General Nelson A. Miles character-
111 this country, waneu . i v iss"
, .... .
great oceans, in a ...u m.
prosperity and peace. 1
Will Make Appropriation. I
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. The
White House today announced that
r,.raa wnulil be asked to appro-
nriate $2, r,in. "nil to send to Kurope
In relieve the distress and c.isn me
checks of Americans,
K. 1111. in iu (ierinany.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 Secretary
llrvaa was informed by the German
Fnibassy that until mobilization was
.. i,' nil foreigners including
Ameriinns .mist reiiKiii in Germany.
n
DKI.AXO XOMIXATKD.
WASHINGTON
Aug.
-The
n. iiitii.t loll
. ... .
be a member of the regional bank
wl ' . . . ...
board was sent to the Senate today.
LOCAL SHRINERS PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN ASHLAND
GUESTS NEXT SATURDAY,
Klaborato preparations are being
.,l here for the Slir tiers' cere-
monias, lii.-li will be held in this
next Saturday nlteruoou. .inui"
I lit! I
cations are Hint the eieui win i.c
attended by Sbriners from almost
i"u me liiuiiuu ini , j Of all the teachers employed, .ri2 only waited until Sunday morning, when ""'-" ,.oun,.ii oroject lor rounding the
which promises to be the most de- had ,ire ,,, ,, They rel.eived an u,ev ,a,ie ,heir way to Sturgis' ' l'ivl,l,n dance some time ago at Jackson street at lis
strnctive in the historv of the human av e saia of fM,-0 for nlen ,ld telu,loned ,he tragic news 'e l'ri!;" ll"lie. the question ol the ,.,.,. wllh M,1!)hr ,.,,,. 0
race." and "as unjustified as any I flv a . . women. Over , ,hi -,t. Illegal character of he body was . . , k
have read of or witnessed. n ; $1 u.-,.ll(l.l was spent in the entire year Dodge 'maintains that the noise again brought up. While nuiilllar oxt-llic re.-IU.Mi-o or lion. Hln-
General -Miles told h's audience or Uieir g sounded like a deer and that Olson V.,e cl'l.l'.ovcl'!,y lr'" ,BV'-,r' cr Mcr,,,,,,,,,. and that John llnntel
I I A Miei H il IIS I " luiiiiiioic tw uv.
war office'every section of the slale.
, The committee In charge of local
arrangements have practically com-
p,.ted their plans tor en. ei s.
tlin visitors, and all who '
promised a ni'iiguum ....i..
Isireels will be decorated nppropri-
. , " ,...!. , ,,.,. t(, the
..... . . l .. , h,l v.. I.
REPORT FILED I0DAI,",Hf 1
.
Co. School Superintendent Ex-
plains Local School System
INTERESTING DATA FURNISHED
School Property Of OoUglaS County iS Vallied
at $291,540, According to Report
Library is Very Extensive
,. ,. , ,,, ,.
superintendent, giving the
. , ' ,. ,..,..,'.,,,,,, f
physical and financial condition of
'e hool system of Douglas County
. ,. ,,
u. me iioai ..-. , n.., .......
the annual reports of the clerks of
141 districts, has been filed in the
office of the Slate Supt. of Public
Instruction and placed on record for
.... i... .i. ..,,! f ii,- ,,!,
ici" ") cup.c ii ..,
sho.a i.at .., of a li li 5 persons.
Z l.to l
years, 44119 were registered in lb
public schools. Of this number 254
were n,ales and 2115 were f""11"3-
The aveniRe (1.lily attendance was
42(17, or over D5 per cent. There Is
suowu a casii uni.iiici; on imuu iui
. .
cash ba ance on nana tor
......rtortu ,.p ;! 7-in ..n,,,. in r.
nil'UUI P,I t y -
close of the year's business, ns
against $2(i,S27 for the previous
year.
There were 2U2 teachers employed
i 11-. ,.i,i i,nou i., :i, coiniiv
,he Vlai. ls;! ,,eil,K .,
. .... lmlio,.i,v attended
the -,'lr(,0 i,'1;ititules
held during the
di benefit is de-
,.ive(j ,Q help teai.ho,.s , tholr work.
A u iiutmini Lit......
I,..,ti.i1 niui r finon rniiinu
we,e shown to be In operation, but of
,, ... st.hoois eoiiducted, 2:i only
re ju st,8sion (ol. a ,,. o( nine
months, while :.S are reported to
nave nad f,.i00i for only six months'
tp,.n,s The average school year
,i,,r.. i,,i r i:s ,invs
Keven new ,)Ui'i(ii1(.M were erected 'in
,,,n nnlin,.. (t,,rlinr the vear. and it Is
i... 111-rr .1..!,. ,.i,.iline,l
lMI.mil LIl.TI well. 1 1 I .I'll.. . ' .
legal voters ill the county for school
purposes.
the schools above the eighth
grade, there were 174 hoys and 2SI!
irl. r n l,,il ,,r 4 .', R II is esti-
,,, in,i that the value of the school
Ipropertv amounts to $2H!,r.4U. The
outstanding indebtedness In bonds,
land mil. aid warrants is placed at
III. HIS. The library of the county
10 in rt" i' s... - .
um a 0tai 0f 1 1
v i.n.es UPm
added during the current year.
addition the reports contains siaus.-
tics concerning the teachers and lists
the entire number with their records
as well as all the directors in the
ountv. which places every detail be-
fore the office at Salen, and In the
iiui.ua ... ii" iinuiii vni.t..,. . ...
'r ,i.
v:c,,Jn,s iZrZ
-epon nas u.Tii i.i i .wi"" -
teioi.i.ic... in "-"" """" ""' "
lone of the hardest tasks the local
isuneriineiiueni is caueu upon o
. . .... ...
fo,.,.
-
, , f t,,0 A,lllll(1 sbriners, who
exnectcd here bv noon Saturday.
eeremoiiials will be held 111 the
, ..., s.1tlirii.... ftu,-
'.io,,,, ,,ii,l eveiiine and will be one of
nthl.. fr rnal events
l..1.,(i i this citv. In addition
() inltjall,IK a (.ass of candidales,
, sbriners will enjoy a bounteous
I.auiiilet under Hie auspices of local
lodgetneli. In the lang.l.Tge ol
moment from tli time tho visitor.
arrive In Itoseburg until I lie riirinin
Is drawn on Hie last ealeiiailimeiit
feature late In tile evening."
Preceding Hie ceremonial the
Sliriners will parade Hie business
streets of the city. This parade will
be featured with humorous slums,
and suffice lo say Hie onlookers will
ne iimni. '
I.-.,, I,- Mniiiliiv morn ne the Slinn-
ers will leave for Marsbfield
anoiiier cei.'i.eMi,... ... ...
.1 .. ... ..ill I... .1.. II
!!:",,;":;;:":; H i 1 1 ah tmi 1 1 ile o i
slilaml sbriners The Ashland
(odcemeii will be accninpnnled lo
M-irsbfield bv a number of Itoseburg
,1 Kngene Sliriners. The trip across
country will be made in autos.
M .onllng lo word received here
tod iv the members of Ili'lab Temple
nt v'shliind are making elaborate
. .. . i ...,l ..v
preparations HIT I - .....l. n "
perl to bring about Inn members ot
Hie oluatilzatioli to tins my. .miih
,.r tlie liKl. llien will lie
ac tiiniianieii
I, v their wives ati. I families.
M 111; .M I I I I 1 1 1 '1-H'
A(.ltl:i: TO AIIBI I 'HA I ION.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4
'j. (epresentl.tyes of the Wesl-
4. em lailn.ads and employe 10-
J. day signed an agr-
i . . .,...1. .1. to J-
aronraie mru ".
-
M 'l' I J"I 111111 'rTTTTTTl
ILII 111 JrtUUUH IVUIMI.
WILL BE PROSECUTED
MKDFORD, Aug. 4. Tragedy
marked the opening of the 1914 deer
season in Jackson County Saturday
evening about dusk, when Louis
mreeater? sh'randTns'Lny klMe'd
Henry Olson, aged 23 years, a home
steader and guide on Elk Creek, near
where the dead man and a companion
named Kstes, ot Ashland, he was
j camped. Olson was mistaken for a
deer, and according to tho evidence
jin the hands of Coroner A. 10. Kel
logg, the fatal shot was fired nt a
noise In the thick brush. An lu-
quest will be held Wednesday.
Dodge and Kstes employed Olson
as their guide and pitched camp Sut-
us their guide und pitched camp Sat-
r.iay. in me even eg. according 10
coroner Kellogg. Kstes and Olson
were stationed at a salt lick. Dodge
remaining In camp to cook supper,
About S o clock Olson left Kstes on
the salt lick and came across conn-
try to canili. A snort tune previous
. -
tins uouge niui seen a iicr pinnae
through the woods ,d .. on the
Thought Doer Comings lo Camp.
Accordinir to Coroner Kellogg,
Dodge savs that while cooking sup-
ler ,10 earii a heavy chg, chug,
through the brush near tho camp,
nnH (r,.ni,i,A.i h u vun nntut Ine In the
. .. ...... ,.. . ,.
anq griioiieu ins gun, poiuuug 111 ine
.,,.. e , ,. ,.i ..i,,. ,.,
tlllCllOII 1,1 Lllll SUllUH. I'll""
over n little gullr. Dodge pulled Hie
trigger, the bullet striking Olson a
little to the right of the heart, cut-
ting the arteries of that organ and
-.S.i.. ..,.., 1. no ,ii,i ..111,.
ou( utlcri a crv
ti,t,, ..riefstrlcken and naralvzed
bv hls a'ct. notiried Kstes, and' to-
EKtl,er they prepared the body. Night
a(, faMen ovel. the woo(,Si alul' thuy
i.. f...., llw. u-ro.ii .1
fiiMit- MiLii 1 din 1 nfiii ii"-
rection. Olson had lived in this sec-
ti ,,i,t r0ur vears and has an
aged mother in Wisconsin, where the
bodv will be shipped this week, lie
has'a brother emploved as a cruiser
bv the Weed Luinher Coinpany of
..-.i ni
when the first news of the tragedy
rend,,.,! HiIr eitv it was reported
...... ,..-.i.. ..i..i,....., (-.,. .iinur.
LHUL ,11.111. il r.in.ftnuiii hhci d.. ...
visor, was the victim, and friends in
this city took steps to notify rela-
tives In the Kast. Afterwards this
report was traced down and found
ii.iriii
,..., iu.,i
, ,, ,' , ,,. ,,,.
h ', '.T.V ,., ',,',,,' .,i ,i,i
log accidents
was announced Ibis
rosocutor Kelly Lv-
morning by I
1 1... o,.L, I, tin tUa
CIV 1II..UICI1. l.llii,-, n ,,,, r.'v'. .""v '.
.,,,. sj.ooia at noises and Kins
...
a human instead will he brought be-
for the grand jury on n charge ot
nslull(.ller irrespective of who
" ' . ...i i . ......... fr,,. "
said prosecutor iveuv.
. ... iua lrt linn
. ' ,., , ,, , i.
()mt ,,, u dgerous to go
i"'o the woods during the first days
f ln (ecr season. Any hunter who
shoots n fellow man for a deer can
vpect vigorous prosecution from my
C. e
, ....... ,.r f,,v,,r
. . Kellogg stated this morn-
1 . 1 . , ,i,
BiWio'tlne sounded like the
ltln ', ,Kketrv in n Rklrmish bat-
,, ,i ,i,i t!,P whiz of bullets
'.,., ,. ,ii,i..n.. i..,r,i in Hie
.,,.i n, fii-ln,. ' Increased, and II
,,.., ,i,i it,,, h, were
...i,'i ,ina,.u,ni.. ..hnnces on Kccnrlllii
,,,,,. their ardor iniiierllliig the
,,f nu, and stock.
RAILROAD PETITIONS
ARE SIGNED FREELY
BY ROSEBURG VOTERS
A! I o'clock this afternoon npprnxl-
i . , . ,, , ,,,.
lliuieiy iineis ... h
re i,.,i ii,o Initiative petitions for the
. . ..... 1 ., ... ...
proposed nonil issue eieciu.u, m ...r
"' '""Junctlot, will, the regular
city election hereon October S.
The petitions were placed In Hie
several local banks early this morn-
g and shortly (hereafter the voters
be,,,,, lo rally lo (be call for slgna-
,r... At noon nearly sr..) voters
bad signified their wlllingliess lo sub-
,nlt the bond Issue to a vote of the
I.. ..lu r..ll A It I. .... !. ,l,.t
s an-
,e,l,e- mm "
gresalve
during the morning hours,
many voters cn.ieu in me niimi m
aftrn.oon anil ai i o iiiiik me simi
lures had I n swelled lo nearly aim.
Onlv K.u signatures were necessary
In submit the iro.oslllon to a vole of
the .eople of this city.
I'. rsi.us w ho w ere close In (ouch
with (he work of secnrliiK signatures
slated this afiernoon Ihat few volers
were openly opposed to Hie bond Is-
III almost everv Instaliie tne
signers of Hie petitions called at I ho
banks voluntarily and displayed en-
, lt,u ,,r,..hM.y nt millln.
.niisi.siu (..
J. ,, ., rn.n IJn.ulilirl, ... III.
a ranro.u ...
coast.
Plane TAr I biro UrAot Arfl Fi
I iuiij I VI VIUHL JIILLL nit II
nally Agreed On
DANCE CONTROVERSY ON AGAIN
Special Session to be Held lo Thresh the Mat-
ter Out in Detail Other Rou
tine Business
Councilmeii Hull winkle.
Shatter.
Powell, Fullorton und Llellows,
resenting hall the council, responded
o mo can .Monday night tor tlio
transaellon of the regullir c iv nisi-
... ...
ness. Although five were sufficient
to constitute a quorum, tho absence
of .Mayor Ulce, making it necessary
for louncilmau Hillerton to serve as
president, raised tne question to
-
iiiu inner a rigin 10 vote unu mere-
fore of tho legality of the ploceiul-
suul haunts of the absent members,
oi l noi iiiioing aa irace ot tneir
vv'iereanoius. no re.urneu to ne
chamber, whereupon It was decided
to nansact such bus ness as was o.
.'e"'""v. .. ...,,.,.
1 1 11 1 1 III NO I I .1 II I'll lllll IIIL IIMI11IIIIU
, . , , . , . , ,
any pioceuure inai niigiii ne ciainicu
... . .... . .. . . ... .
"s ""'BIU- ",e n,0"Illly "sl
wa" allowed and a tin iiitior ol llw
")' were referred to the proper
committees. 1
With the reappearance, however,1
,01 mo uance conirme s, , 11 neing tue
err"n of ltnv- L: "aker. rector of
Sl- ;'''B' l"rili to force an apol
'.KV 'r".'.n ')""' !"' '.' J' NU '""'."'. "!
the latter's alleged tin.
aullioritaiive
UiiKt:. iiiniutn tn u M"iii(i"c tu
.. .
council proceedings tor 111:11 weens..
"osiu.ig .0 ue 1. ....e., ...
torgoiten tne quorum noity was sun , m ,.ri,Hi,i,.llt Fullerioii said he
"ol llUle doubt ul about 11 '", ,.il,v,., a,.ti B,ould be taken at
taken up, as the last a.uion was '"onil, as ,,, amount Involved was but
e 11 ' liu' 1n,1,ls of 10 ;7,ml" !" !a luai siitn. A Inol Ion lo this effect
tee of the whole council,
"'"
Clark, chairman, and no report
had as vet been mad
"I ilnll'l see wbv. conlelllted tev
- - -
iiaKer
tills body Is not competent.
lo settle the affair. If the acts It na,am thi, ,unn adjourning the aildl-
uirenuy peiiornieu aie 01 a irB...
nature."
I "I don't cither," seconded Council-
man
llullwinkle, who moved that Ibo
council take up the matter as a com -
miHee of the whole, and proceed 10
hpir (he vaM fmm t, W() parties.
Th(( , ,.urryiKi President
'
,....n ,.
appointed Coiinclluina
.. . ." ,...i
till WlllKie 1(1 111 t ll lllllii n, u, eii.
taking his seat, Mr. Bnllwinkle asked
Itev. linker to re-slate his charges
against the city officer. Mr. Baker
then outlined the events of the night
when the marshal's alleged illegal
act Is said lo have occurred, and
reiterated the charges made n num
ber of ti a since to the council, and
. llial.Hhal public apolo
glze therefor. He said in ine mm
,.T.w... ll.u I;., lies mi. I voiinir men in
aeI1';laI1,.p at ti,0 party bad been In
sulted, and secondly, that he hlniseii
In a conversation with Ibo marshal
.i i ho street had been grossly ill
J""'' :.... .' - ...vim.
. ..i,.. , .... i... ui.nl .iirefiietii.il
lo expose ill" ,,,,,,, ,.i.....
he knew where he secured his booze
n mi would use the knowledge against
him. in case of an Invesllgallon.
"Let iir now hear the marshal's
side." said Councilman Powell.
"1 should have lo say III my de
fense," begun the marshal, aHer In
1 1 ... .. 1 1 1 1 Hint be would prefer to have
uo.no witnesses present and also
speak before Ibo regular I lllllttee.
"Ihal some of the statements of Itev.
Baker are untrue."
"I'ntrue?" shouted Itev. Baker,
addressing Hie marshal. "I ask you
why you didn't deny the charges
when you were accused bv the ladies
you insulted when I hey appeared be
fore the council lb selves a few
weeks ago?"
Marshal Williams retorted that the
matter was not being nivesiigaieii a.
the time, bill thai he had witnesses.
i..,..i. ,i, ,,i!,i tT.
who wonhl bear' out his denial
I , ov. Baker's accsallons lie
said lie would leave Ibe mailer In the
hands or Ibe i lly attorney to act as
be saw til. Mr. Abraham then k a
(bat he had '
con: riiu-rsv. J.ut I , le d I,, r. s t
proceedings were Illegal, as in .on
miller, of Hie whole council and no
. .....illllittee of Hie whole had lie.
named by the Mayor to Invest gaie
,....... ... ' . ' commit-1
- innei.-i.. i..."..
tees.
, II lii.pearlng lo one or l w o t nai
I H-H'4-I"l',I-H"H-H--r"H-M
J. T i
j. T.IK K )MU It A 1 1. IK) IH.
4.
J. LONDON. Aug 1 .- I lie go. - f
J. ernnient louay u.os u.n -j-
4. railroads In Kilglnlid with a
4. view to facilitating Ibe move- 4.
.1. moot nt IrootlS. n
- -- -
... H.
. . , .. , .. .... .gu,
mtW-l-twrTrrn-
4. kxgi.axd to Di:t L vi!i: war 4.
J, , , .
f. LONDON. Aug. 4. UlioffI
J 1 cial information from a source
f close to tho government to- $
4 - "Wit was that tho cabinet 4.
. lIati prepared a doolaration of 4.
I. war against (.itriuiiny, and that 4
J. it only awaited tho King's sig
lT nature. f
Mitrsha! Williams should have an
opportunity to present his side of the
case. Councilman Fullei-1011 finally
moved that a special meeting he
for a final consideration of tho mat
ter. 11 was decided to notify tho
oilier couucilincu and try to secure
their attendance.
raving on Claire Street.
A new petition of the property
owners on Claire street, where pave
, it, m Is ii teiii I...I ivi.s rem! mill
, ...... i,,., ,,, i, ,..,.,
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(() ho W(,sl wlhn ,,. f(
(lf ho w08t ir,1IK,r, v t,10. and thus
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avout a ucep graue iiiai wouiq ouuu
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HIM' IIC II,' , .TBIII till ll.ivintn "I
sleep hillside. It extends a distance
r L.s,, r,.,,, ,,,,,11, iidin UonnLiM street
al(, hs cmt ,s (,slim.,u, at $s77.,.(i.j.
monlhly cstiinate for tho im-
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wh(M(, ,.,,.. M..,.v lUldcburn Is
,.,..in miveincnt. was given
by the city engineer as H.i4.l, anil
the amoiinl was allowed.
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tho work for $:!(.
'Mill 1U M'l' in in
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reeled lo do the work.
A few sewer mallei's were dis
cussed, II being decided that the vari
ous complaints be given nllenllon,
u-.m v veil a asi amusing ic.n-
ii re when President Fullerioii gave
iL. L. Matthews, of North itosenurg,
. , . shoo! a strav dog,
; . lia, JO(.n sleeping In his pota-
. ,, an, H,.nitching up his potatoes,
I "
I r' A'.'!
utliews asked what he could
Would killing him annul y,
st A Phillhia nresoiited to the
asked Mr. Fullerioii. nils ,,AUiHi Alll!. 4.Au Austrian de
(Conllnued on page 0) feat by the Servians, In which 300
TWLNTY MONTHS IN
STATE PENITENTIARY
J. W. Logan, who, with W. F. Mi
nimi, wus colivlcled In Ibo Federal
Court last w Ii for using I he malls
in I M l IV im h
selllers on
Ibilids rorlelled to Hie I'lllleil HtBteH
Govel'llllielll. In the Oregon anil uan
K.rnla land maul. case, was litis af-
'eriloon sentenced by .llldge Bean
mi i ilbs In the Federal penitentiary ,
at McNeil's Island. !
Logan had been given :ill days In
which to perfect his appeal, nut no
waived this right and appeared
ler
. sentence.
l - AV,
l'hul.i by Ainerlcini Press Association.
Russian Cossacks Arc Formidable Foes
The lliisslnn navy has never been
11,. i....'- .!.. r..i,s. I..K aiise ho llltlu
Itiissla boanls of out of the best smiles In the world. The Uusslan Cossack
are knowo everywb.re and are formidable Bghtsrk
are uou r v ,
German Dirigible Hurls Bombs
Into Public Square
COSSACKS ROUTED BY GERMANS
Heavy Sea firing at Dawn Was Reported Off
the Yorkshire Coast Germans
Plan General Attack
(Special to the Evening Review).
PXItIS, Aug. I. Sklrinlsliliig be
tween the (iei-iiian iimt French triMifM
oc ui-ritl today at Marti et Tour.
Fivncli Aviators were sent to attack
il German dirigible which apiearel
above l.ulieville throwing siveral
houilis into the public square, near
the Church of St, Jacques, knocking
down the church wall, (IfiiiotisliliiK
pint of the fortlllcntioiiK, anil killing
7t l'rench soldiel-s. At Lollgwy the
l'reuch aiv still engaging the Ger
mans. Itiissiaus Are Attacked,
POSK.V, Gcrninny, Aug. 4. The
German infantry ambushed and
routed u detachment of Cossack
scouts iieur Itorzykowo. Tho Germans
killed five Russians and wounded
about 20 others with the first volley.
The Cossacks rallied and charged re
pentedly, but rinally fled In disorder,
after tho advance gunrd were enp
tiircil. It was stated that altogether
2."i wore killed and 41 were captured.
Heavy Flrlnt; Keported.
LONDON, Aug. 4. Heavy sea fir
ing at dawn was reported off the
Yorkshire coast. The French fleet
recently left Brest, nt about the same
time. the German fleet is reported to
have passed llio Kiel canal. It Is be
lieved here they mot und fought.
Germans Plan Attack.
BKLFOItTK. France. Aug. 4.
Skirmishing between the French ana
German iroops coniliiuts in mis vi-
clnilv. The losses are not heavy. It
H believed I ho Germans planned a
general assault. French aoroplunes
are active.
Tlnvolliiiiilr.il Killed.
Aiistrlaus were killed, was reported
lo the foreign office by tho French
minister to Servla.
A later message from Nlsh spoke
or the Aiislriun defeat at Semendrla
Sunday. It Is believed It was this
I'lghl, which tho French minister re
ferred lo. A second message said
1 1), Duo Austrlans, supported by 20
monitors, were Irving to cross into
the Servian territory last week, but
were held back and suffered heavy
losses.
Germans Slrenglhell Arms.
lllll'SSKLLS, Aug. I. A hundred
thousand more Germans are crossing
the miller into Luxemburg to
l strengthen the army which seized
ll.o iiuciiy nisi oii.i.......
Bombard Naval Station.
LONDON. Aug. 4. A German
cruiser is lioiiiliurding the naval sta
Hon nl lleiia, Algeria, It was stated
at the French Kinbassy.
vi 4t 'if .t l.L
cinxuicrcu a very iii...)ruuii i.i. ...
of (he country faces the sen. liowersr.
in