Roseburg review., August 05, 1914, Image 2

EVENING ROSE21R0 RCV!E
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EUROPEAN WAR !
FRONT TO AUSTRIA !
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REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY,
MENACE OF GREAT
III SERES BOLD
Es'."?d at lionet -it is. Or(roi. fit'
oil.'- tut ';-sLi-LrLi
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Per j-a.', tr n.aii ,
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fc'LMI V. 'EEKLY
Pft rr
Six oot.tt
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Long Smoldering Hatred Put
Germany and Russia at
Daggers Points.
Comprehensive Sjr.ey cf Sit-
uatiO.n of Gravest World-
Vi.de A' arm. J
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.41 M ST iUt I.
NEED OF MORE MARINES.
Diffitutty In Gett.ng Men Enough Fo
rf m " " ' Matit en Corp.
With fit f-j! rjrimenta of marine
i-w on -Jrdiri'r ary work, to eddl
tlo to tb uauj arn of tbe itame aerr-l-e
s"tter-d ihrwfftiOQt the I'bllltv
f.r.- and (iu.irn and elw?wbere, tb
fnnrire c-orj ta hsr1r,g Jlflc jty In
rnetlng the demand made o;yo !t f'rf1
an amy to earr wt the polk-lea of tb
ad rdr; in nation In resrsrd to UaW an4
ffrinto rrnir'o
In addition to the shortaye of cnlUt
d nvrj tbe marine eorja la at present
tvfvfrtwj to I srrit)y on1rroffi'ere4
In fa'1. tf b than half the com.
Ivr of offl'r to a rlrnrjt that Ux-
r-7jiar army d-mnrjda f'oriWawjoeDf.
t fj- nffjm nr dMiig double duty at-d,
harf l-fn for tbe mof ftftrt without
adjUftt- lnr for flr yan part.
Pa'i Solution.
"Oh, pl." -ali-d Willie ei'ttedlx.
lhere' a bis bak buz on tbe c-eilluK.'
AJ1 rijeht. Xi." aaid the profwuwr,
buy with bta eaj; "lu-p on It and
don't bother ue.
Splendid Remedy
For Eczema
Also for Salt Rheum, Acne,
Tetter, Psori&sU and
Other Skin
Trouble.
frr oilrr K. K H f'f a vbil. the rSir-BiTiiitl-
u.k 4 all uin lfsM-a r-t)xK
'to.i-i. U tj-n -.'iff.t f t --."
UiT-it fi,jrlti. Bmi th. .,oiif-i ('
lfH.-r iu t. mft -.t. i,e ti,0 rlT
tt.-l. 7t; f H M. H It I Ml of
an aoT!3't, ar.J t!ii (.-t (; Hn'
ttritM Hoi i,t rtfi.f ajt a la tb s't
it iu'.'. ii' lu lie r.r th tiny
rt-ri trtntfr if, (!fJ for tL w,ro
wJt tl'xl to tr. vft. ia (jlt rtibiriil!
and ir'a on r-t.r.fttciy wl'ti t-r ti-k of
U flvk-!!, Uai ,A h- t-art.
Auj tjw rtlfi ! tPlj- fi;4 to form
Whtl ih rrm of Irtl-itinjr tr.fl'i'-n'- tl.t
rrT-u.a r rfi at,(i tb-ic harai
ful Dijr- -n,fj nf-r.'1'
w-r;'iff'il fmlr laflno
ID 111 ,ttl frij If rofttilr.n B't "ti'j"
U Mlr'if fr- ..f riy mii.Tl lr',t't or oj
t,'tir (lru;3 t.t !f r-nitrkil nt-4l'tual
.71w. l"jrt rall .r.J.;t of
K-w Hi r.!!- how harrnfnl ir man?
of if, iir.-Ljf. i r !) oin'mt-an ti.t uJ
L I' Jn. ,iv' r' f"r" "' '"niM ibai
H. H ft .aff.. ftt,-.)r ri'1 mr- Ak at
any ir jt itor f..r a tt'lr -f H H H
.lr II a (T'--l tri.i h4 y., ,0
a rW d4 lrf.(.rovi-toni Jn !; f.,rn ..f ikin
If'-'jiU n to T', Hwlfl HH'(n- Co
f.il H!ft lU.lr. Atlanta, 'it. f.,r .il..!
uwt " w ,ilu "
Why Not Get Your
Gasoline
AT
Johnson's Drug Store
1.VJ GET
JVC
Green Trading Stamps
W'e Arc in Ihc Market for
Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Apples and
Prunes
in larjjc (juaLti its. If
you have other pioducts
write us, jiving v.rietics.
Food Products Co.
NITHKIU.IV OllWiO.V
SOTIIKR cti;T. peria;
Ab'jAj ote. c-ay be aid! to
tbe tftL;toma LUtufT of j
tbatero K'-rvr a tL
r--j t of tbe d-2.irI of Aattrl. v
i'jrrilt.y il i -ereo. f .brl jr eii-frvr4 Ui
the uitlritatuEU a'j brined by Lb
Aurtriau rr-ei.tatlte la Br:srrifc :
lb prev-nl aiTuatin b iot tbe oci
yrowtb of rw-ijC -oiri'Jk'-i.tJoi-a. al
tiu'ii ri(rYt errm. rrtv-air.y tbe
t-unltr of Af Wuke 'ra;y.-t I'erdi-t-ifjj.
tli AutrUn belr to lie tbrot.
brtxj'Lt ctttrr to a friU. TLe real
C2sae of tb trouble liei deeper aiid ;
dtMi lr-Jc to lb tiri. ben Htt1h I
ber-DUie an li, leif'J-M priii' IjUty, i
when tbe HertUi t-n to dnwaj o!
a j:reat batlouit f'Jtur w-d of tVe ,
erabILijHei;t of a jrrpt fe.fcT reaiaj J
lii hgtbeatem Kufoj.
ALd yet tboM; who bare Mudled the :
bitfiory of tbe oriental quetJou f jl!y j
realizr that bebliid all tJe ftxjntie !
c-oiifii''U and Intrije tbe effort to"
aroiiJMs ra-l:l and reiiziott atrlfe ;
itu the '-ourjtrien of tbe Ha i kin p-n :
j liii'jLa and the '-ea aitjftWba and ;
' f oriSf-lra' le wLU'h uiade tte Balkan j
peninsula the botled of trouble la Ku
rope primarily were due to the leflo
tuf-e of Huoix
t Demand Amazed Germany
I The an;r-elTite4 deaunds of Ac
tria and tbe aluirfineMa of the nMe ad
ire-d to Belgrade atmck lieriln at a
tbuoderrlap and cauaed the greatest
I
niJia.Z4'iii-iit. A lilkii Kovt-riiiUi'iit ofIl l;tl
(i, lurid Unit t;ir or (M-:ne rtHtrd en
Mrely with Senlu. The nttltu-lc of the
t'lnrali K'vfrnnieiit was U-lievtd to
tlrjM'iid ciiliri'ly ujmjIi the it-ruul or
a I of liUHHta. ltliiiln ic
i'lttr4i the k'rm?tt itlliiatloii would t
pnwntiil Hhoiild KrHin'0 mid Ki)h1:i
nttempt to 1 ntrrfir.
In hu h i'M tit, tt waa n-tl. the
rtinllfct wuiild be plilftcl oVtTliik'ht
from Hur U-lwii AviKtrln und S rLi
ti a altiiailon iiien:i'tiiK the pe:i e of
all Ktirope. nltltn'ik'h Autttrlj dfiuanlel
utily a i-Hsiition f n lit I Austrian 1
taflon mid iMinl-liiiifitt of lliJ anh
iuk'a liiurdrierH
I It wan p-'lnttl utit tint, nhotiU) Huh
j na takv part nKiiiiNt Austria. (It
many mm fully prrpnrvil t-i draw tin
i Udialf of !n-r ally. In nnn
nm-e with the ternin of the tr1il iilll
j once In't wwii t;Tuiaii. Austria and
, Italy. hi fiirt, there whh pri"entiil
ttie Hlhllltv of hii.'UmT "bnttlr -f tlie
, natloim" um li n that In IM.'l. w tilt h
' a-riiini'lllird thy lttual oerthniw of
,llMtllll
Officer i Ordered to Posts.
Italy and (HTiinuiv have approedof
the Auitrlnn program, All (ieitnan
otll-eiH on leavi of iibM'ihM wvrv n itl
(ltd to bo prepared to nturu to (tuli
(wuls at n iih'Iih nt' in t ) e.
Tin attitude uf t lit ieiinnn govern
uii'tit "an initlliied In a atuU-tneiit from
tliu forelKii uilli't.
"If war Im declared. ' It nnn stated.
"Ccrmany will do everything p.-dhle
tt) localise the i-eiiill-1 and kei-p It eon
lined to A nutria and Her via liermati)
Hill keep liatidn 'fT. but Khould ntitdher
power aeek t Interfere (lermatiy il
promptly fuHlll ItM duty ok tin ally. Tim
action of Austria In delivering the ultl
inatuin mm taken lndeenileiitly, tier
many having nothing; to ilo v Uh ttio
fraiiilitit of tlit note "
It win (he dr1re of KihsiIii to gain a
foothold In the Mediterranean whkd)
prvclplluted Dutnvrvui wnri betwetu
A N
9
IS 3 Wa
If "fe
JL ft
tie fower cf t-ii'-awm Eume. H
h.T iiiti. of it i- jriX Li- i, j.-roc;-'- ?
ei tLf ii-r.La i-.Tri2jr-l o asi j
d te ti s ' ' erinri. L-e-.r.y a..i tlrfr j
m ::e U- ; I ti. ii Ly
fcf ret e2.r:-r tj i-;i p ta e"-t- j
L e ft- S " a -: " ' -1 t-te i
to fr.L-1-;; vf t'-e i?
p of tL- Bi.i;-iU (;,:n-. witi tbe
u:tituzzt b-s "f te1 tur-,.-rt
for Kr-i'i p-'Jii of n.ir.:iu- txac
Balied by Power.
Onre or f ve i --1;, t:e i-tt 3-''
year lie: a .--r i-iiziti tt
of o;,:i:;x-i oui.ct to tb
KMPEKOB rE4!(' IB J'JBKi'R (V ACSTBL
Jlllterraiiin. but in every in-tan-e
the winti-rii power, pirttiiar!y Aus
tr! i und 'iennany, itit. rff-rt-d arn
f-n;Kt'1 Dif inb:tioua t h'-ro- of the
northern :-r. The western p-sier
cU-arly und r-ToMl t-'Kit iPiia Uiut
remain h'iijfii4-l in to pn-v.-nt it frRj
ex ph ndin it rid from ilniii cntro'
over Kuro; a lrnsfr rili.d "rt -n-to
the feiiiti'-iil ihdepvndeti "e of a!l En
r;-:iii natl -us and to Kun'-en civ
ftization lt!e:f
The prt-Mrut Irribrirlio. w.-rlotis enough
as Its apparent i-unn way Ijp. i
merely anuiLt-r In .ident In the lonv
1
J. -( ft -jV. :'!,
mmm
CiU)N I'KI Nt'K At 1 MI H. ACTING HK
iit.S I toy S. I. t.
tialn of events studiouv prepared by
fttmlan Inilin tx i h to w td n the I-n-.t !i
iM'tuiH'ii the Teutoitii- nations of the
west and the ' i-t of the e:wt and to
prepare t!ie cr und f.r the k'l.ind otip
ly uhl. ii Kuv-i., h, ,p,M (n us end
Terms of Triple Alliaiire.
A roidl:iu to the triple alliance trea
ty tientiany N not bouml p aslt Aim
tria If Au-tria ftilk.- the tir-t blow,
but In eae the lir-t tiot i- tiiel by a
Servian Noldler tlelinanv U olilied, ae.
coidiiu to the treaty, to .side with her
alii, In (litt c.im' Utisla us a Slav
nation wn;:td :'vt Scivta, aid the
real nmh would i.o l.u.;er be Utweeti
Austria and Servpi, but U'tweeli tier
ui.'Miy and lli:--l i.
It 1 mm p U-Mef tit the Ser i:tll
t'rou n I 'i (in-t Alexander, now acting
recent duiliii; (he kind's llhie-, un
der the li.tltn ii. e of de nar party.
I'toun I'tiiue Alexander of Servla Is
l(n second koh of Kit.-: lVter, but be
cttuitf heir to the t'uoue wtieu bis
i
4
ffZ -V:.' ,
fcexbtr Gfjre tjvurd Lis Mrrih
r.'i: v-j-s ij as cr-bci.vi.itd co&dir
He t-.rzi & Ce: Id liss srd
j r Tii'tt lur s-ri m p-t-je atd
is fr-i.rTi.. rv-'i-Jxini t a &.ud
trdir T-tioi of tt prtrce
o ;Tef 'sawi jie a a-rL-4iin In
L-T -r-rat. ;-...r.-i .1.-.; Hi brvTtt
er J-r . l zl.-: e ; LaJ
b:ii7l-.i i-z.- p.- oer ti
t-.--z.try. id It wii t t klir't re-QJ-t
tit ie rL-o-l ti i.i',sja.
Her i vf tLe bl.l-Vj'X-t ti-o In
t i cr ru . f ILur.'- a l4 Li bad
- " r---i k-ve aCire. At d!tTer-
a K'-:-!-id prfr-.e. tbe rrom a pnjvcesa
o? Grv--o 41.4 lb Frj-.a Li?.
diua'jier f f t--rsr ScIdl Ab-J-i
Hainid of Tartey.
1'arii.z the T'jrtLfb war Prii-e a:i
ai.'ler tr tL trar.t of on-t tin
f jLr:,r t.i. tb MaJonksn fr'.-iler
:jd -sra epH- La:ir a'-ie at tbe Ui!l r
of Karuir.oTo elJ H-ctir.
Crown pru- -e ArXiii l-r w rvav.oeil
fr3 dath la tb Aipi&e fvi lit
winter wbUe traiLin? biai:f fur stt-.-e
with t ar:y Id tte 6-M.
Tb tajLks of tb St. Betxard mon
ssTerT. ifRva, ail tbe do? were on
wafeb in the St- Bernard ps. as
ui.i! on bad ni?tjt. wben one of the
di-overl two njen overcoaie in
the wwir ai;l bslf buried ty the drift
in? if .ikes. Tbe Cjen w ere uteo to the
tL-'iiiftterr ar.-J restore! to cus'kUB
ne.s, wijen tbey toid the tnoiits tbey
were Pri!- Aktajider bd hi adja
U'lit. a irrian captitin.
Tie pruve said tbst tie, feint a
vrlier aLd cife.-tiiis early wrvk tn
tbe Ced. desired to harden bis body
by exirmntv otder liifilt-ult tircum
TiD'Vs and bad therefore nndertakeo
cliitibhig excursions In tbe All's.
Surtia? Point of War.
f?:r:!iiL where the fleet of monitor
asrubJed. lie on tb west back of
The I until Ju.-t above the fint where
tbe Save joins It- In tbe hitersectlon
of the two rivers rie tbe lofty botte
whkb is tbe core of the city of Bel
grade, the Srrian capita!, whkb thus
Mm
"'.JftH-fZik &
mmm
AIsIHlA.N TTBOLEAX (AVaLLT.
juts out Into Hungarian territory. Sein
!m U only two or three miles away
and Is easily commanded by (runs
jd:.eed on the heights of lieiirrade. as
the hind l.wni; In the utdhtKirtiixd is
very low. At the Intersection of the
two rivers Jh War island, a marshy ei
punHc formed by the tdlt brought down
by the S:ne. Around this the Austrian
traii-port.s are comM'llt.d to po to take
troops doun tbe river, but the runj
of warship at Semltn could enstly
Ixunbard the city of lei-;r:nle itself.
Semlin has n (wtpulation of nloiit 17.
Out. but U :i town of no fe.-lal itn
luTtanee. exi-ept as a customs station
and the startln-; point of military
operations Udo-.v the Innut-e. It la
filino-t surrounded by low lying
swampy ground, throuch which the
railroad u's on to the notithenst and
cr-KS4-s the Save Into Ueli-rade at a
point nl)iit three or four kilometers
distant.
Teuteviir U nn InifMirtant railroad
center and carrlson town of ntKMit 4),
'' Inhabitants, nt-otit llfty miles east
of the I'nnute ns It flows south
through the j-laln of Huncary and
wventy live miles northeast of Bel
grade, l'rom It dlvenre several rail
road lines, which could carry troops
down to the I anu Ik so as to com
ii'di'-e an Invasion nil alunt; the uorth
ei U fn. idler of Servift.
Hue of these lines, striking off to
the southeast, reavhe the river. Just
nft. r cni-slnc the Iloiimanlan frontier,
ai Vercioroa. Another leads to the
south v est Mini ends tit rnucsova, on
(lie lanuU', only n few in lies below
V -l-'ra,1e. A third, runnliitf southwanl.
totUs nt Yerstvj., alHtnt twenty miles
from the frontier. One branch runs
to I'auctnva. "Mi the southwest, another
ea-t to Bazlns. on the lanule, atout
forty miles below Helprade. ntul the
third t-- Kubin. midway between Bel
k'inde and Bazlas.
OM-,f(ite Kubln Is (he Servian town
if Seuiemlria. formerly n fortress of
iTtvit strencth. It Is still a town of
considerable ni-rt:im'e nnd. ns the
ud of a branch line of mUnnd, could
Pe iHed ns the starting wlnt of ma-he:vei-s
to cut off Behjrrad from tha
rest of Servla.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
)ftc Houri: Phonet:
to It . m. Offlct: Main 171
I to 4 p. m. Rm: Main 171
DR. LCCETTA SSHIH,
PhjstcUD
Women and Chlldrsn Dlaean
a 8peclalt7
IfBce. Uaaonle Bids.. Second Floor.
B. R JONES
Attornej-al-Law
Will practice ia all courts. Ex
Register U. S. Land OHiffce.
Office In Masonic Bldg., Cass and
Jackson streets.
OH AS. F. HOPKINS
Attorn pj-at-Law
Room 4 20, Perkins Eldg., Roseburg.
Especial attention given to con
veyancing and tbe examination of
titles to real estate. Practices In all
State and FedeMi Courts.
Phones: Office 119. Residence 138-L
11 R. V. E. SXEI.L
Osteopathic rhrsiclan
Disease, of Women and Children a
specoalty.
301-3 Perkins Bldg.. Roseburg. Ore.
L. . O. . HICKS
SrRVETOH
223 Perkins Boil ding. Roaeborg, Or.
ALBERT 8. Hl'EY
OPTOMETRIST
1H W. CASS ST.
Roseburg - - - Oregon.
DBS. BEELY, 8 ETHER STEWART
I'liyniclans and Sargeona.
lulta of Offlcea Rear Douglaa Na
tional Bank, Ground Floor.
Ph"U 7.
ROSEBURG - OREGON
Gl H1H)N A. FORY
Vocal Leasona
Studio 311 East Casa Street
Phone 11-J. ROSEBURG, ORE
M US. CT1ARLE8 S. H El X LINK
I rtanofurta Inatnutor
M astral Klndrrgartexier
Studio: 413 Ella St Phone 31-R
Don't miss the Big Closing
out Sale of The Rochdale
Grocery Stock oi Thursday
morning, at 9 o'clock.
Everything marked in plain
figures, come and see for
yourself.
AXVOXE CAX Bl'Y
THE UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION
More
But Now for the Winter
READ this paragraph; GLANCE at the rest.
Another carload of Hour is on the way
from Eastern Oregou to the Fruit
Growers' warehouse, across the tracks
from the depot. The Fruit Union does
not deliver, but yon can run down with
your auto, or get jour friend to run
down for yon, and get a mighty fine
hard wheat flour at ONE DOLLAR
A SACK. A saving of 30c to 60c
a sack looks just as good to a town
housewife as to a country housewife.
Tho town people linve holped the
fruit growers in a thousand wavs.
Here is a chance for the fruit grow
ers to help the town people.
OOIJ.KX HARVEST FLOUR (per 4I 11,. sack) $1.00
This is our leader a splendid Eastern Oregon
high-grade flour. This is not a sale price. It is
our regular price. We can do it for two reasons:
Hrst, this flour does not cost us what It would
coat your dealer; nnd, second, we only need to
make expensus. while he has to make expenses
and his pn.flt.When you buy from the Fruit Grow
ers you get the profit.
RED, WHITE AM) BLUE FLOUR (40 lb. sack) $1.30
Tbe same grade of flour that vou are paving $1.60
for now. Absolutely the finest high-grade hard
wheat flour that la made in the Northwest.
MILL FEED PRICKS:
Rolled Barley (70 lb. snck) $1 00
Ground Barley (87 lb. sack) i.2a
Ground barley is for cows and hogs.
Bran, ordinary (60 lb. sack) 80c
Bran, extra (60 lb. sack I 90c
This bran has high feeding value because
It contains a lnrgp percent of shorts.
Shorts (90 lb. sack) J1.45
Our mills make no middlings, This rich feed,
which 1b usually sifted out of the bran and shorts
and sold separately, is all In our bran and shorts.
Compare the two before buying.
ALL FRUIT GROWERS Al POULTRY SUPPLIES
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
The Uo-nrH-rntive, Non-profit Asorlntiiin of Growers
Warehniiw Armas Tracks From ieHi(.
Phone 232 A- V, "LET'
ANYONE CAX BUY j f - S ANYONE CAX BUT
AXYOXE CAX BUY
Flour