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D3 YOU REALIZE THAT THE TIME FOR THE COUNTY FAIR WILL SOON BE HERE? DON'T OVERLOOK YOUR PREPARATIONS. SEPT. 16 to 19. WHAT IS GOING OX. ROSEBURG REVIE In war lime, election time or any time, The Review phots all tbe news. Every pen uli aholiU read The Keview and keep informed. ltosionnta, oukgon, fkiiuy kvk.mxo, .U'iist 21, 101 1. VOL. XVII. IS 1$ 1 ' No. 147. GREATEST BATTLE II BELGIAN CAM PAIGN IS EXPECTED TO START SOON Great Battlefield Will Probably be in the Vicinity of Brussels, With French and Germans Opposing Antwerp is Reported in State of Siege EASTERN BELGIUM SAID TO BE UNDER CONTROL Of THE KAISER A General Encounter Between the Germans, in Belgium, and the Allies' Main Body is Ex pected by the French War Office London War Office Reported That Brussels Had Been Captured - Insurance Bill Passed " hlotix', N'aimir and Dlnant, to Neuf chuteau. Rack of this lino It Is thought the Liege forts might still he holding out. Otherwise eastern Belgium Is completely tinder the Kaiser's control. (ienetiil liirouliter Is F.'cteo PARIS, Aug. 21. An encounter between the tierimius in Belgium and the allies' main body Is believed to be expected by the French war office. Kxcept that the Herman cav alry were In possession, few details are known concerning the occupa tion of Brussels. There Is a civil guard, and all citizens were dis armed. Tho German commander has promised to protect the town. It Is assumed the Kaiser's Infuntry occupied Brussels today, leaving the cavalry free to proceed southward. French Pushing An Advance. PARIS, Aug. 21. The (leniians in Alsace are feported In retreat on Strassburg and toward the Rhine. The French, it is said, are pushing an advance. Capture of llillssels Confirmed. 1 nviW . I Tim war office has confirmed reports that the' Tllut r.Artunn cantered Brussels. .County a u i.'iit..i. iifiiwKels. turn GHENT. Belgium, Aug. 21. The Cooley, (Continued on page G) o RILEY COOLEY CASE Was Investigated By Curry Co, Grand Jury Today druggists Into Wednesday appeared before Justk-o of the I'oaee Reuben Mnrstors ami paid Vinos of $"'.) ourh. A detective employed by tho statt pharnincy board arrived hero Mon day evening and registered nt a hotel under an assumed name. Ho was accompanied by a woman, who is also said to be employed by the state pharmacy board in detecting law violations. Tuesday morning the woman visit ed a local drug store and requested a small amount of iodine. The drug was given to her without the re quired formality of recording the sale In the poimm record. She left tho store ami later reported tho vlo- - 1 1 at km to her tnalo companion. In tho metiutiine ho visited another Attorney W. W. Cardwcll Received a Message stm o was successful ' ill .. cl.nt:l mr liwlltut r.-nm n iiorunti other than a registered pharmacist. Warrants were issued in both cases and tho persons charged were ar raigned n ml assessed the minimum . I fine provided by statute. I Fader tho state pharmacy law It the grand jury of Curry la neressury for druggists to keep a will probablv refuse to re- ''word or all poisons sold by tliem. indictment "charging Riley H ' o necessary that a registered of San Francisco, with the ""' "' B" UI . INDICTMENT IS IMPROBABLE from Gold Beach Thursday That Detec tive Doyle Had Not Arrived There an SUMMARY OF TODAY'S WAR MOVEMENTS. The greatest tattle in the Belgian campaign, and perhaps in the world's history, is believed to be im pending between the French and Germans near Brussels. Strict censorship prevails and little can be learned regarding the pending movement. Antwerp is said to be in a state of siege. Foreign ers are asked to leave, which they can do easily by water to France or England. Eastern Belgium, with the exception of possibly the Liege forts, is said to be under the complete con trol of the Kaiser. ' French are said to be pushing advance, while Germans are retreating in the direction of the Rhine. London war office confirms report that Brussels has been captured. United States Congress today passed the admin istration war risk insurance bill. AUTOMOBILE LEAVES ROAD NEAR SUMMIT OF ROBERTS MOUNTAIN MARSEIFIEID PEOPLE WERE KILLED WHEN AU TOMOBILE LEFT HIGHWAY crime of murder, was the substance "'"B ""'" " "" of a message received by Attorney 0 W. V. Cardwcll from Gold Beach Thurdsuy night. .Mr. Cardwell had Intended to leave for Curry County today, but upon receipt of tho mes sage decided to remain here pending further developments. According to advices received from Gold Beach, neither Stephen Dovlo. the Spokane detective, who i was responsible for the arrest of , , , , 't'ooley, nor Mr. Higgles, the Spokane While attempting to round a shaip mllu,r ou w!l(im the stale relied to curve near the summit of Roberts f,milsh Important evidence, have ar Mountnln this afternoon, a Hudson rived at Gold Beach. It is tho gen- York, eral opinion there tnai neuner oi these witnesses win maae an ap pearance in the case, and ns a result an Indictment will not bo returned. Couley's arrest occurred in San Francisco about eight months ago, when Detective llovlo arrested bun there and brought him to Roseburg. From here he was taken to Curry County, where he furnished bonds in sum of $..0,000 without difll- automohile, occupied by F. M. Jones Howell and Finery Murphy, of Carlton. Yamhill County, left the road and lunged down the steep em bankment foi'a distance of nearly 50 feet. Mr. York sustained a severe injury to the wrist and was brought here late this afternoon for medical attention. He was cared for at the the offices or Hrs. Seely, Sether & Stew art. Fortunately Mr. Howell and Mr. Murphy escaped with a few minor bruises about the body. culty. I Coolev was charged by Iho war rant of arrest with murdering Thus. Van Pelt, in the isolated Chetco dis trict of t'urrv County, in the year Tho machine, which is of the tour- 1S!'S. His arrest followed the post ing OI large rewinds uy inu nmiu for the apprehension anil conviction (Special to The Review). Paris, Aug. 21. The greatest battle in the Belgian campaign, and perhaps in the world's history, is believed sure to start soon between the French and Germans near Brussels. It is thought likely there has already been out post clashes. According to the general staff, the expected engagement will not be a mere incident. It is counted on to result in the complete checking of the German advance. Not much could be learned, owing to the strictness of the censorship. The French operations in Lorraine, it is stated, are delayed pending the completion of the movement in ANTWERP IN STATE OF SIEGE. Antwerp, Aug. 21. Antwerp is in a state of siege. It is said that foreigners will be asked to leave, which they can easily do by water to France or England. King Albert and the general staff are here. The forts are manned. De tails of the Belgians' plans for defense are withheld, but it is known they were carefully mapped out in advance. The Belgian main body's retirement from Brussels to Antwerp is considered to eliminate them from further oper ations in the field, as it is taken for granted the Germans will bottle them up in the latter city. BELGIUM UNDER KAISER'S CONTROL. London, Aug. 21. The German front in Belgium, ac cording to reliable information, extended at dawn in a wavy line from Malinez, by way of Brussels, Wavre, Gem- unsolved murder mys- Cardwell stated Ibis ing variety, landed at the base of a Mac.' the Wee not been the pa,h r persons involved in . nta, of the machine It would have doubt- less continued its wild flight down A''l'or ,"'TM' "" . morning that he did not believe there 1 ne anio i ar v were e.iiome iui . . .. ... ,, . . .... i.k. Klamath Falls and Crater Lake, "". ' .. . t 'he only one unhurt, held .1; .mended to spend a few l"K returned against Cooley. and for ,,.,,, 1(vo war , days with friends According to Mr J'Tho event lOTK. WHO WHO Hi livi I ui uic - car, he NORTH nEXD, Or., Aug. 20. Five persons wore killed outright to day when an auto driven by .1. Wu ford Davis went through the railing on the county bridge across Pony Point and dropped 20 feet. One other person was slightly in jured and oun oni-uped tniHrralehed. The dead are: J. lilul'oid luvin. wealthy rancher of Ninth Coos tiver; Chris Peterson , Marsh field', saloonkeeper; James Wasson, fish erman, of Marshfleld; John NVgi thoii, a Wltliumnnch Inlet rancher, and William Worth, also a rancher of tho same place. Tbe party had started fur South Inlet ou a pleasure, trip. Mr. Davis was driving. When approaching the bridge, where there is a sharp ium, Davis lost control of tho steering gear and the car plunged through tho railing, throwing Its seven pas sengers, only two of whom lived, (Jeorgo Wnssou anil Jack King. The five who wore killed were pinned under tbe car and either killed out right or drowned. Ceorge Wassuii, Jack help arrived, and King was saved with onlv a few bruises. (Jeorgo Wnsson was rounding the curve at ;'V "", bei"","; u,d' -""" ' '" ho Illouuime epeo. .,. ... ........... ... K t,,,.!-.. or Snii.lnv ue.e ... .e ... ... '""' TllB ,.,.,lm ,,.,. raMvened there Ibis thins went wrong with the steering ''"". llile '1,e.rcK"";r t"n" of bridge where Bony Inlet narrows and and only knew he was thrown from the car as It turned over. rhe accident happened nt th court begins next Monday. gear or some other part of the ma- chinerv. The car will probably he brought hero tomorrow and repaired. .Mr. York culled his wife bv telcphono this afternoon and Informed her of, 1111 1 HFRFAFTFR fARF the accident. He says he will leave TYILL llLILHI I Ll vHIU. for bis home tomorrow. LOCAL FORESTRY OFFICE FRANK MICELLI WAS BAPTISED BY POPE PIUS; FOR RAILROAD LANDS j the tide was In at the time, about two feet of water being In the stream. The Hlmrp turn was respon sible for an accident two years ago, hut 11 happened at the approach. Al though the cur turned t n i-tl ... none of the four nceitpanlB were hurt at. that time. SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE POPE WILL BE Cardinal Delia Volpe is at Present at the Head of the Roman Catholic Church-Will Retain Official Insignia Un til a New Pope Can be Elected THE POPE'S BODY WILL BE VIEWED BY POOR AND RICH ALIKE Reports Published in Horning Papers to the Effect That Anna Sarto, Sister of Pope Pins, Was Dead, Were Without foundation, According to late Telegraphic Reports Pope's Body Will be Embalmed POPE'S SISTER IS NOT DEAD. New York, Aug. 21. Reports published in morn ing newspapers to the effect that Anna Sarto, sister of Pope Pius, had died yesterday from grief, are un founded, according to telegraphic advices received from the Vatican today. Although grieved over the loss of her brother, Anna Sarto is in no serious dan ger at the present time. (Special to The Review). Rome, Aug. 21. Cardinal Delia Volpe is at the head of the Roman Catholic Church. As Cardinal Camerlengo, the papal authority passed automatically into his hands fol lowing Pius' death. He took formal possession of the fisherman's ring, the insignia of office, on Thursday. He will retain the position until a new Pope has been elected by the college of cardinals. At 9 o'clock the Pope's body was removed from the Vatican throne room to the chapel of sacrament at St. Peter's. This violated a tradition and a precedent, but the Pope said he did not wish his corpse to remain the customary three days in the throne room for exclusive visits by the cardinals, nobility, diplomats and other privileged classes, but desired it exposed immediately for the rch and the poor to see. POPE'S BODY IS EXPOSED. Rome, Aug. 21. The Pope's body was exposed to pub lic view in the chapel of sacrament only six hours, as it is not yet embalmed, and was then placed in a temporary tomb at St. Peter's to await further ceremonial. The recent act or Congress appro priating $2.1,000 for the protection of the Oregon & California Railroad VICITFH PflPF RFfFNTIV lands In Oregon and Washington, IIJII LI It'll IILVLMILI greatlv Increased the work of tho . I local forestry fores, since all the Oregon & California Railroad lands PORTLAND, Aug. 21. To have wUnlI, Douglas and Coos counties been baptized bv I'fipe Pius X and have been placed under the FORMER ROSfBURG MIN ISTER MARRIED MONTANA COUPLE ON THE HIGHWAY CARRANZA IN MEXICO. Mexico City, Aug. 21. Occupation of Mexico City by Carranza is complete. He entered the capital at noon Thursday and was proclaimed provisional president. He was given an enthusiastic reception by crowds on the streets. V ; -: . j Stewart I.eggat and Miss Alberta direct S.ulres were married by Rev. ( A. to have been a personal friend of his jurisdiction or the Roseburg office. (,.xrolid nt I a o'clock last night In for inanv years during his rise In tbe IX'imty Supervisor Ceorge A. Itone- , h ,1W, v n,.,,r vVooilville under Catholic Church, is an honor claimed J , JM' ?'! " n,)8t r ,,, 1 1 .- circumstance, says by Frank Mlcelll a Portland attor- ,, ,-.,, lho ,,, u,,,,,,,,,,,, n,r. The .routines. Tho stato supervising murrlugo was performed by the light wardens of these counties are also uf lhe mmm nmi ,wo ,,Kity Hhln-co-operating with the forest service ,.,,,, ,,, wnl , der. state supervising warden for Douglas County, will leave with Mr. llonehrake tomorrow for points in ney, .ill East 1-oriy-nintn North. Mr. Mleelll was horn nt Rlese. In Northern Italy, In the Pope's village, and was baptized by him in ISM.. At that time Mr. Micelll's mother was a close personal friend of Pope "us. tnen a priest. Veatern nmielas County, from which I always knew the Pope as i.i..t m-iii lir..i Father Sarto or llishop Sarto hav- rou , ,,,., , lug left that part of the world !,, , ,,8 forcs .re. , fore he passed Into bis higher posl- . . , .... 1B a,,ii(1l for- ...inf.. . iii. . . "" ' ipat wnards have been placed tn to and my mother, now in iianey. fl(,(, n)1( arc now en(,a(,(i in )alroi Idaho, were personal friends, and , Father Sarto took a great Interest In h me. I was baptized by him In lM'.t., nnd for years knew him as a priest In tbe church to which my mother was attached. In 1SS7 I was con firmed by him when he wns Patri arch of Venire, "On September 1, IS12, with my wife, I went to Rome and met the Pope. We were received very cor dially, lie Inquired about my mother as soon as I met him an.! Keemed .ilni.sed In learn that she was well, lie remembered her very well ' pharmacy laws of lhe state and we had iiulie n chat. Ing to keep a proper record of the son LOCAL DRUGGISTS ARE FINED FOR VIOLATING STATE PHARMACY LAWS Admitting that they violated the brldo and groom and pastor stood on a lap robe and the wllneiws formed a cir. ie surrounding thcui- Mr. I.eggut mid his bride yester day went to llnuliler inienillng to be married, but afier procuring the li cense could flu.! no nil'ils er. They searched high and low, but unn .all- Hin lligty. .lust before tbe lialli lei' for Ittllle iney gi've nil ine.r sciirrn .. .... climbed abiuud the tn'ltl lor this city. Arrlvli g here they wen; to Rev. Mr. Rexroad's home, pres'-nled their license, but were iiK.iin disap pointed when the paste" t,ld item that It was of no value in Silver Row Counir. A hunt wnR then started for a deputy clerk, who, when found, agreed to Issue them a licence, but by IIiIh time I'm principals decided that they won' 1 ia her make use i.r their original lenuii, and so deel.le.) tn charter f... a.llfi.liol.ile and have by fall- M. ceremony p' riormed In .leffcr- Counly. Rev. Mr. Rexriind When I was a buy Father Sarto. ... ...ia i. n,u, nel...rv agreed to nci oiu:any tinni. .Mac-. s we knew him. iirolial.lv was the, ' l.ane It. Coiise, an Intimate friend of closest (o our hearts. We all knew1, ........ . t .t..t......t..t. of the young couple, offered his ser- i,..o,i I.,.., i.,,.., r hi. kindly 4 4 ' ' ' J. vices ns cliaffeiir. and Mls llealrice Photos by American PreM Association. BIO GUNS OF THE CONQUEKOR AND THE IRON DUKE, ENG LAND S GREATEST SUPEB-DREADNOUGHT. . and Iovpu in in lp'iiiixt' o li K Mid y iitul fHlln-rly diniiosKion ainl man- j nor. It han licn a ImiR tiinp ninc a. lh'H UiiiiK! took ilnr. hut I stiM , run rfMiifinmT uinin "It wan a fcrcat shofk lo Hip Ifarn of IiIh lMith, I lin always rt'tiii'inhprc'j KutlMT Sarto an a won derful man and a tn;m tn whom wo all lookotl as a Rood and prartiral advlnor and guardian. I con si dor that he waa one of the (rrrftiont mon IhlVXI.MA WINS HAC K. to T Kl.filN. III.. Auk. 21 Id.-al woathcr. Halph IX'Pulnia won the Klgln rond rac. An- dfrHin waa spcond anil Mill- J ford third. Ix-PalmaH tiino 4 waH four hourH, flvo nilnuloH, and 10 HorniidH, or an averago 4 of 6 rnllcs an hour. .TJ of Hi' yoiiHK roUilo, offiTod his a. vIcoh jih i-haflftir, and Mls ltc;i S'iilns, hIhIit of tho hriilo, wi-nt JL aloiiR aa hrid'.-iiiid. In order to With H'-'-k' auro that all of the leiiai re- iilreiiientfl would lio met, um atiio party drove for iihoul thn-e niiloK arter Iho county border hud been panned. Thoy then Htopped and tho lap roho wiii "proad on tho ground In front of tho, automobile, nnd on thin the coroinotiy waa performed. Tho paper wer nlgned and all lh'ii ,. .. r the Catholic Church bus ever had." H-hr"HrW"Ht-'H ca,ll bllck ,0 Uutte' I'hittos by Al.H'iicui. Press Aasoclal ion. 1, TYPE OF HEW FRENCH BATTLESHIP; 2, LOADING BIO OTJH TN TURRET OF FRENCH BATTLESHIP,
