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No. 13T.
VOL. XVII.
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The bt'lier here was that the conflict
, was the beginning of a generul buttle
I which will settle the rate of Alsace,
i The censorship became extremely
strict, with the French war office in-1
(limiting that important develop
ments were imminent. It is believed
tliev are related lo the French in
vasion or Alsace. Reports are cur-ii-eiil
thai I'.alllc troops under Uenerttl
Jofferu are moving against the Cler-
nian main line frontier formications.
Frnnrh Auoru;!in!m iho fiormariC ID 3 PHP ill RaVrtHPf I MTCK Severe fighting is said to have oc-
HtllUI lttl ItllUHl Vlil VJVyl IIIUIIJ III U UUIW VI u;vi"-v (.
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Main German Force in Luxemburg Concentrated
at Esche Liege Taken by Germans
INEVITABLE IS REPORT SENT FROM WASHINGTON
American Revenue Frc
fiiials -Gei Ipe Out an fnlire Village When Attacked by Three
GardeiicS, of Soirun German Submarine is Sunk
nrred near Colmar, the French over
whelming the tiermans In a series of
bayonet charges. The battle was ro
......toi ..am ven n-elsai-li. The main
ZZ:sni S. kcksin Victim of Attack
French frontier.
Ilelglnns Holds Some Liege Forts.
HIU'SSF.LS, Aug. 10. Although
the Herman troops are in occupation
or the city of Liege, some of the
I Liege forts are sltl! held by the Bel
gians. It is expected u strong tier-
'ninn fni-ef. will KOttlti doWll tO a Siege
of Heart Failure
burning lirlukly hcu tho body was
discovered. 4
Tho body was brought to Koseburi?
by the Sheriff und Coroner ud taken
io tho local undertaking parlors,
where it was prepnreil for burial.
Commodore Jurksou, us ho wuh
best known by his many friends and
nniuaininncea in thin city, was boru
on a ranch near Cuuyoiivillu on Jan
uary Ml, 1S07. Of an ambitious dis
pnultlon he acquired Ills early educu
tiou in a district sr
entnl huniestead. lie buKiiu un aclivo
career when quite young, teaebiiiK
school in various suet ions of tho
county until he saved sufficient
money to pay his way through the
Monmouth Normal, from which ho
was graduated in 189 1, with tho
degree of It. S. 1. After hl grad
uation he continued teaching and
farming until he accumulated some
money, when In IS'Ji. ho entered tho
I. eland Stanford, Jr., V Diversity,
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V.usp: Germans Must Defeat Belgians if They Are to Reach the French
le beuau an active i '
Frontier Kaiser's Troops Still at LiegeHeavy
Fighting Between French and Germans
GERMANS DEMAND THE SURRENDER OF ALL THE LIEGE FORTS
DAfW DDMllPUT MFDF CIIMnAV where he studied law und economics
DUUI DIUJUUIIl IILItL JUUUHI .for two years. Filtering the law do
don ThirJ Jrrnritlnir In vlaiumtnl nf Of. 'of the defenses. According to the
U 1103 llltUM.U viic nniu nMU..-il5 in nffire the
war office, the Belgian garrison of!
the city has retreated to Namur fori
strategic reasons. General Von Km- i, M yj,. )jtfnvprp I, flcrnond lf-n-
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS IN EUROPE
After desperate fighting the French wrested
from the Germans two important passes in Alsace.
Censorship of news becomes more strict as the
war progresses.
French war office intimated today that important
developments were expected soon. It is believed this
statement refers to the invasion of Alsace by the
French army.
German forces were said to be concentrated at
Esche, near the French frontier.
Although the Germans are reported to have taken
- Liege, the Belgians still hold some forts.
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uerman cumiitcuiuiri caiciuuiiuu ucnu4uai itia in
the city hall at Liege, and most of the inhabitants flee
from the city.
War tax inevitable, is the report circulated at
Washington today.
Germans wipe out entire village of Soiron, when
they are attacked by three gardeners.
German submarine is sunk iru North Sea by a
British cruiser.
Belgium is expected to be the scene of the great
est battle in the world's history within a few days.
Washington officials ask for the release of Archer
Huntington and Mrs. Huntington, who are held at
Nuremberg.
""Heavy . fighting between French and German
troops is reported at Luxenburg today.
Germans demand surrender of the forts at Liege.
France issued declaration of war against Austria.
Belgian war office denied that Germans had taken
French forts.
mleh. the German commander,
understood has established head-i
quarters in the Liege city hall,
whence it was announced if the Bel
gian civilians engage in further fight-1
ing they will be shot and their j
homes burned. Jiost of the residents
fled.
War Tax Inevitable, Say Officials.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. Gov
ernment officials today admitted
ox, of Roseburg, and Dale Bolsinger,
of Dillard Coroner Jewell
Was Notified
Paris, Aug. 10. After desperate fighting, the French
wrested from the Germans the passes at Bonhomme and
Sainte Marie, near Mulhausen, in Alsace, according to the
French war office. Fighting continued all along the line.
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Phytua by Amerimn Vtsa AaKot'iuiiun.
0EBMAN UHLANS, ARTILLERt AND INFANTKT.
mand for the Release of Americans Held at Nuremburg Belgian War
OffiteDeniesliat Germans Control liege Torts
Apparently succumbing from an , ' .,i,ll,u , ,,, i...r i K
pected le.isr,io. indnding a ilnmp '"IILJJT oneo Spro- same place
act. will be enacted soon
monev to meet uie ueiicii cauneu ,.,, , ,,, , i,., 'ma " - " " .
fm,, off or levenue from im- n. "l .. """" " """ .the lower House during the session
iiiiitu Vjir ii K,ii.l has reduced yar"? Ir,1" 116 "" " "1H of 1HU7. lie was a member of I'hilo-
T nn, r revenue at least a third. ",ea": ' ,, ,e. J'1?" !. ? tartan lodge No. 8. I. O. (). K.. Die
imrtment 0t tho univeraity f Denver Frflnce Has Issued Declaration of War Against Auslria Hungary United Slates Hdkes De-
in 1 S98, rotviviiig tho degree of !
LL. U. Returning to Oregon, Mr.
Jackson was admitted to practiro by I
the Supreme Court of Oregon on
June 2, 1898. Ho Bulmeiiuemly
served one year as deputy under
County Clerk J. K. liuzloy, Jr. Mr.
Jackson was chief clerk lor tho Joint
committee for the House and Somite
on ways and means during tho 2 1st
biennial session of the Hlato Legisla
ture; was hIko chief clerk of tho judl-
The body
Intiif nf Mlu IrtCIll I fill fr 11 nf MunilA IIDll
Was diS-' ....nmlimiit monilinr nf 111 it Dnui'Lm
(Jonnaiis ViK Out Kutiro VMIiiko. (jay evening.
LONDON. Aug. l u
uipucn u V'' , V' lMM'K- VUl I,Ul" IU:ls",Ker- or 1 ma'. treasurer of the Uoseburg (lun Club.
fi""in" . ' "' V, w "anccu iu ue nuiii.iiK 1.1 (Continued on i.aco Ul.
.v covered nv uninonti ionox. 01 nose- ...... i.
I "'ritro i . . i i in 1 1 , V.UIIIII.V Htu nMijciwviiMi. ii" nuts tiintt
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SIMPLE CEREMONIES
MARKED FUNERAL OF
TWO HUNTERS WERE
ARRESTED ON CHARGES
OF GAME VIOLATIONS
(icorgo Simpson and C. Klazier,
both of whom are residents of this
ommillees and members or the
Cabinet and their wives. The Presi
dent bote up well, although no
evinced considerable nervousness.
Ceremonies attendant to interment of
t lie body were simple.
LOCAL MEN WATCH
TWO HOBOES PRY DOOR
THEN SHOOT BUT MISS
(Special to The Review).
London, Aug. 10. Belgium is expected here to be -the
scene within a few days of the greatest battle in its history.
Belgium's main army is known to be concentrated at Na- '
mur, The French and British forces are gathering at the
lJar.e. The fiprmans must Hefear thpm if thev are tr
to raise "atlye V0"1"" bounty man anil one , , (, , f ,)out!lla Counly L..,. ti. T7rfn..u fmntir nf rli mr.Kf faunralil mint
aused by ,f 1110 best k"ow" reslllenl" of in the state Legislature, serving in "aUl tne i'rentti frontier at the most tavorable point.
ui uaacia auvicci bctiu luc jctibct si uuij& wclc &L111 ell Allege
It is believed they are awaiting reinforcements and supplies.
According to the Pans foreign office, the Germans showed
an inclination to advance following the capture of the city
of Liege, but were repulsed by the Belgian and French
cavalry. The strictest censorship prevailed.
HEAVY FIGHTING WAS REPORTED TODAY.
London, Aug. 10. Heavy fighting between the Ger
man and French troops at Luxemburg is reported. Except
for the German advance guard which entered France near
Longwy, but failed to maintain a foothold, Paris advices
said the Kaiser's forces had failed to cross the frontier.
Claims of French victories are unconfirmed. The Germans
are fortifying strongly at Esche, Duchy of Luxemburg.
GERMANS DEMAND SURRENDER OF FORTS.
Amsterdam, Aug. 10. General Von Emmich, the Ger
man commander in possession of the city of Liege, is re
ported to have demanded that the forts surrender. The
Belgian general is said to have refused promptly. A story
is current that the French who reached the Liege forts last
week cut off a detachment of Germany and killed or wound
ed 8000, and captured 1000. This is unconfirmed.
UNITED STATES DEMANDS ITS CITIZENS.
Washington, Aug. 10. It was officially announced
that the State Department has sent a demand to Berlin for
the release of Archer Huntington and Mrs. Huntington,
who are held at Nuremburg.
WAR OFFICE DENIES FIRST REPORTS.
Brussels, Aug. 10. The war office today denied a re
port that the Germans had taken the Liege forts.
FRANCE ISSUES DECLARATION OF WAR.
Paris, Aug. 10. France today issued a formal declara
tion of war against Austro-Hungary.
BELGIAN TOWN IS GERMANIZED.
Brussels, via London, Aug. 10. The newspaper Le
Continued ou page 6).
on a Herman detaehmeiit. The Her- timbered districts of that locality.
Krotn all appearances tbe unl'ortun
'ate man had been dead for several
i hours when the remains were found.
Attorney Jackson left Roseburg a
Jew days ago with the intention of
jSpending two weeks with his wife and
children on their homestead. Satur-
iliu- nmriiftiir VI r lurkum, left tho
MrK WflflnRMW WIKflN 'n l ' 10 o'clock, after In
Hll0. HUUlMUMT HILdVIl corming Mrs. Jackson that he Intend-
ed to spend the greater part of the
dav cuttlni: and burning brush. Ou
MAnm.M.iw.v .v. account m tne tact mm .nr. Jacasou U)(.ul WB,.0 urlMlt,(1 ,,, (hc tlm.
and simple ceremonies were held over frequently failed to return to tho , , , . ,, ,,
tie b,dv of Mr, Woodrow Wilson 'l for """-. ''on felt:"1"-'"! districts west of Kiddle late
the bod of .Mi. Woodiow lison. 0 u,1(iasip9l, ,,, ,ate ln the after-Isnnduy on charges of violating the
wife of the President of the Milted wllln ,, W,M ollts,e lo rai 'slate game laws. The arrests were
Stati's. at 2 o'clock this afternoon, nm when she failed to receive altnadn by Deputy tiaine Warden
In the east room of the While House, response .Mrs. Jackson naturnlly Tliompsoii, of Coos County. The
Selections were rend from the flf- thought he had gone to tho home of; accused men were brought here for
,-.,,., ,..,ri,i,i.,,.u neighbors and would return In tho iariaigiinient last night,
teenth chapter of Mrst ( orinthiaiis whl,n ukl,n )n cllslmy ,)y (,1P ,.
and the fourteenth chapter of St. au.mi 7 o'clock la the evening cer, Hla.ier Is alleged to have had a
John. Then followed a brief pray- n Holsim-cr and Osmond Lenox, iiuantitv of venison In his possession.
er und benediction, lirouped about , ,r hiintlne on a high ridge none of which was tagged In nccord-
the casket were rrcsiciem iison, a)VP tlc Jackson homestead, 'mice with the provisions of the garni
his three daughters, several relatives .....i,.,,. a small blaze some distance laws. Simpson, It Is claimed, unit II-
of Mrs. Wilson, Senate and House 1Pi0. .ln(i decided tbev would pro- ated the carcass of a deer ill order to
reed there and Investigate. The boys
nearly reached the Bielie of the fire
when they were startled to discover
the body of Mr. Jarksou lying near
a fence within 2:1 feet of tho flames.
Without waiting to ascertain Mr.
Jackson's condition they hastened to
the home or Sam llolslnger. where
they Informed him of the incident.
Jumping on n horse Mr. llolslnger
rushed to the spot designated by the
boys and found Hint Mr. Jackson was
dead. He was lying partly on his
side, nnd from all appearances be
died without a struggle.
, Mrs. Jn:'kson was then Informed
, I of her hus'iand's death and news or
With an entrance almost effected .. ,,.,,,.,, i,,lp,oned to this
10 the back porcn 01 uie uweiiiiig 01
John Hanks, on South Tine street,
about 1 o'clock this morning, two
men. evidently hobos in search of
conceal Its sex.
W'hen arraigned Ibis morning Iho
ucuseil men entered pleas of guilty.
Sentence ill the cases will be pro
nounced by Justice Marsters late this
afternoon.
eatables, suddenly decided they had
an audience and "beat it. One rail
towards the railroad tracks and the
other up an alley, but the former
had gone only a short distance when
one of the two observers fired. The
man fell In the road as lr shot, but
when his would-be captors ap
proached he w as now here to be seen.
They believe be got to the railroad
and Joined his companion.
I'rank Urand was reading III Ills
room nt the Herbert Roadman board
ing house, when he saw the two men
emerge from the rear of the home of
I'rank Cavender. In the alley they
produced a bottle of milk, which
thev drank at once. They then went
Ito the banks residence und begun to
prv open the back door. Mr. iirauii
decided that the plans of the prowl
ers should lie cnecnen, and uoi mi-
Ing a gun, went to the room of l-.iwin
l-'lsk. They watched the men for
several minutes and reeling rather
nervous about shooting, shot only
when they feared the men would escape.
NUMEROUS SMAIL EOR
EST FIRES ARE RAGING
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
John L. Dlikerson and Robert t'.
Ankroii, who gave their address as
re arrested by
I .j. Losses in ;iti: vi i:sr civil, w.iu imn.i s.
IT
rltv. Coroner Jewett, who Is cninp
ing a uie onse 01 im- jarillll, MiKmi,l
.Mountains, w as suinnuuiew - ,
rived here shortly after I o'clock Special Officer Coturrl. or the Soulh-
Snndav morning. An hour later he ern Pacific Company, In the
nnd Sheriff (icorgc CJulne left tor the - J n n n 1 ' south of the city late Snn-
Jackson homestead. 1 pon neiug (a. on n (.ir),l( Qf ,..,.,..
the' officer's 'that 'her 'husband bad The ofTlceis claim the men arrived
been suffering from heart trouble for here late yesterday afternoon In a
the past year and that his rendition mcit-haudlsc car attached to the
had been serious of late. For the s,)llt1.,(,,1, (,eighl. They alighted
I.,,, two weeks Mrs . Jack so n 1 said her lu(.r
husband bad complained of seiere
, 1S in the chest nnd head. Mrs. seen going toward the jungles.
lacksons theory that her husband When the employes of the freight
died from natural causes was ac- house opened the car thev found that
repted by tho Coroner nnd an inquest several cases of merchandise had
was deemed unnecessary. been opened. I'loin a case or beer
From the statements of Mr. Hoi- consigned to Jacob l-'lsher. at Dlllaid,
singer who was one of the first per- Hie travelers appropriated rour hot
sons t'o arrive at the scene of Mr. ties, while from a case or Australian
.Incksnn's death, he had probably meal consigned to l.elniid they np
lieen dead for several hours when proprlated several tins. About two
the bodv was discovered. Snbstan- pounds of candy was bImi stolen, as
Hating this theory was tbe fact that, were several pm kages or soda ciaik
Iho brush fires kindled hv Mr. Jack- era. When arrested Hie travelers
son earlier In the dav bad nearly 'Med admitted lliey hail rode hern In the
nut for want of fuel. Had Mr. Jack- car, but denied that they opene I tin
son's death have occurred late la the merchandise cases as allege ! by the
arinrnnnn tin, f.rflcers believe the (ifflcers.
I fires set out by him would have been The men will be arraigned In Hie
I .MIHllce Oliri iims t- Winn. 1 11.- 1 -1111-plalnl
against them was filed by tllfi-
.j cer nturrt.
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d 1. wounded and missing In the
War were as follows;
Federal. Confederate Total
27.400 27, Mill ri4,!l!l!l
:n,r.2i 2:1. 1 ko r,i,su7
II7.727 1 1.4110 4H.147
.20.4 4 1 n.inin sr.. 441
1. 1 17. mm :i:i.r,:,.-,
111,020 12.2HI 2H,::ni
. i.i.tm? in. 1,(14 21.741
1.1, 2ts r...-.i .. ls.r.r.i
..rj,r.2i 4.-'i7H 1 7,'iii!
7 sun a, 7on 1 1 ..ion
The total lotses. Including
most deadly battles of the Civil
Cold Harbor
(ii-tttiiiig
The Wilderness
Spot ts 1 ;t nia
Chi kamaiiea
Chaiirellnrnllie
Sliiloh
Stone River
Fredericksburg
The known (ieimnn loss in the battle of Liege Is placed at
2.-,,0u0. The Ualgian loss Is not ktioin.
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,U Lute this afternoon local .t
L ,t. tnerclianls received Infornin- j ..
4. lion from I'ortlalul to the etreel .J.
.j. 4. that sugar had advanced from 4-1 4.
4. .t. H i',u in $7.HI a hundred 4. 4.
4. 4. pounds. This Is all Increase of I 4
4. 4. Mi cents a hundred pounds 414
4. over the prevailing pricei ou
4. last Saturday. Local iner- 4 ! 4
chants believe sugar win r'-n . f
per hundred pounds within 4. 4
the next 15 days.
$4. cb;
i. IS
4. X tin
- titi ,t..i..t.t.,i.t 4-M-4"l 'l 1 i'l 1' I I 1 -1"1"H"H
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H"l-l"l"l"l"l"I"l""l"l"I"l"I"H H"W
June 2K. - I'lin-Slavlc iiropiigaiida, aftermath or flalkan-Sor-vlan
wars, culminates In assassination of Archduke Franr, Ferdin
and, heir lo Austrian limine, and his wife.
Austria accuses Servla of encouraging conspiracies against
dual .nioiiari by, and, in effect, abetting the assassination.
Certain acts of reparation and a complete and unreserved
upologv demanded by Austria from Servla.
July 27 Servla replies, acceding to almost nil the demands,
offering lo submit her reply to Tho Hague tribunal lr not aatis
factorv to Austria.
Julv 2S - Austria Informs Servla reply is unsatisfactory and on
same dav declares war 011 Servla formally. Same day troopa Invade
Servln. W IMilii 2 1 hours llelgrade, capital nf Servla Is bombarded.
July 211 Russia, fulfilling alliance with Servla, mobilizes.
July 1(1 Germany demands that Russia explain mobilization
movements.
July II Al midnight (lermany addresses ultimatum to Rus
sia, deiuntidliig d ihlllznilon at once. Time limit set for August
1, noon.
August I -At high noon Russia refuses C.ennany's demand
mid Herman Ambassador presents formal declaration of war on
Rils.-dll.
Kiiglaml and France, oilier members of Ihe triple entente with
Russia, llilerci de in hope of restoring peace.
On same day Herman troops Invade Luxemburg, nn Indepen
dent diicbv.
France iiiohlllgc ill formal I v, selling formal mobilization for
AiignM 2 H'aie of war declared between France and (icrinnny.
Herman and Russian troops engage In border skirmishes.
Auituxf 2 Two Hernian armies enter France. Kusfllun troops
enter Herniiiiiv proper. Heriiiany's action taken for blow at France
bi-rore Russia can mobilize.
llrltish cruisers begin lo blockade Iho Ualtlc.
Hreat llrltain Indicates her guaranteo of neutrality protection
til llelglillll Will be kept.
Hreat llrltain Informs Hermaiiy that (iermnn fleet must not
attack French shipping or French coast.
August .1 France declares war exlsls with (lermany and a
formal dei larallon Is mil 1 ssary. Passports demanded.
August I (iormany declares war 011 (lermnny, following
an exchange of Holes In which F.nglnnd demands of (lermany that
Hilglnn neiilralltv be observed, and Imposing other conditions.
Hernianv replied she wns Invading France.
August 7 Austria formally declare war against Russia.
August 7 Italy reiterates she must remain neutral.
August 8 Liege it taken by the Herman forcos.
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