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Newspaper Page TextEVENING R0SE3URG REVIEW ISSCEl) DAILY EXCEPT Sl'.VUAY 11V . REVIEW I'lllLISIIIXO COMPANY Entered at Rout-burn, Oregon, Post office as Second-Class Mullet wimiiickly. daily Per year, by mall Per uiointi, delivered .... Per week, delivered SUM t-WEEKLY Per year SIX uioiitlia ,3.00 . .$2.00 ,. 1.00 Ai ca sT si, inn. b b b b 4- b 4- t ! 4- If I- ...I1.,1I,I .M..M..I....t, I I I M-H 'I -I-l I"I 'M-H-I-H CHHOXOUH3Y OF CttltF EVENTS IX WAK TO WIT. June 28.- Pan-Slavic propaganda, aftermath of Halkau-Ser-vlau vara, culminates In asdasuitiation of Arcbduke Franz Ferdin and, heir to Autitriau throne, and his wife. Austria accuses Servia of encouraging conspiracies against dual monarchy, and, in effect, abetting the assassination. Certain acts of reparation and a complete and unreserved apology demanded by Austria from Servla. July 27 Servia replies, acceding to almost all the demands, offering to submit her reply to The Hague tribunal If not satis factory to Austria. July 2S Austria Informs Servla reply Is unsatisfactory and on same day declares war on Servia formally. Same day troops invade Servla. Within 1M hours Belgrade, capital of Servia is bombarded. July 29 Russia, fulfilling alliance with Servia, mobilizes. July 30 Germany demands that Russia explain mobilization movements. July 31 At midnight Germany addresses ultimatum to Rus sia, demanding demobilization at once. Time limit set for August 1, noon. August 1 At high noon Russia refuses Cernianys demand and German Ambassador presents formal declaration of war on Russia. England and France, other members of the triple entente with Russia, Intercede In hope of restoring peace. On same day German troops Invade Luxemburg, an Indepen dent duchy. France mobilizes Informally, setting formal mobilization for August 2. State of war declared between France and Germany. German and Russiuu troops engage in border skirmishes. August 2 Two German armies enter France. Russian troops enter Germany proper. Germanys action taken for blow at France before Russia can mobilize. Rritlsh cruisers begin to blockade the Raltic. Great Britain Indicates her guarantee of neutrality protection to Uelglum will be kept. Great Britain informs Germany that German fleet must not attack French shipping or French coast. August 3 France declares war exists with Germany and a formal declaration Is not necessary. Passports demanded. August 4 Germany declares war on England, following an exchange of notes In which' England demands of Germany that Belgian neutrality be observed, and imposing othor conditions. Germany replied she was invading France. August 7 Austria formally declares war against Russia. August 7 Italy reiterates he must remain neutral. August 8 Liege Is taken by the German forces. Aug. 9 Germany denied loss of Uii.OOO men, placing her dead at not to exceed 5000 men. Aug. 10 France Issued a formal declaration of war against Austria. Aug. 12 Montenegro has formally declared war on Ger many, after previously proclaim ing hostilities against Austria. Aug. 13 Turkey notified Foreign Secretary Grey that It would remain neutral. Aug. 13 Japan agreed to Join England and France In at tack on Germany. Aug. 14. War office today announced that furious fighting was In progress between French and Germans In the Vosges mountain passes. Aug. 17 Chlneso troops lenvo to seize Kiao Chau, a Ger man settlement on the coast of Shantung province. Aug. IS. Kaiser William Issued u statement in which ho declared that Germany was being maligned, and its motives misunderstood and misconstrued by uuti-Gernian sentiment in America. Aug. 19. It was reported today that the city of Brussels had fallen. LOCAL NEWI. Judge G. W. Rlddlo was In town from Itidille Thursday evening. .Mrs. J. F. Kester will spend Sun day ut Brockway, visiting friends. Sam -Miller, of Dlllard. spent the afternoon In Rosehurg on business. Rock Springs and Knight coals at Page's. Edward LaBrie, of Garden Valley, ftpent the day In Roseburg attending to business matters. W. C. Harding arrived hero this morning from Portland to Bpend a few days on business. George Mathews of Merlin, spent the day in Roseburg looking after various business matters. John Alexander, of Glide, spent tho day in Roseburg attending to various business matters. Mrs. II. M. Wheeler and children have gone to Cottage Grove for a few days visit with relatives. Al Kent, of Elkton, arrived here this afternoon from the south, where lie spent a few days camping. Clarence Fearn, of the Anlauf lo cality, spent tho day In Roseburg, looking after business matters. Rubber tire work at Klsner ft Marsh's, Ouk street. Clyde Wallace, a former resident of Rosehurg, hut of late of Portland, arrived here this morning on busi ness. Miss Mabel Mclntyre, of Mmlford, arrived hero this afternoon and will visit for several days wllh Mrs. E. C. Drown. Everybody is cordially Invited to attend a danco to be held at the F.donhowcr Socialist hall on Satur day, August 29. trip from Roseburg to Rlddlo will I 1 1. i I Mrs. O. W. Kruse and children, """". returned hero this afternoon, after! Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Davidson ar-1 iK'ieous Is derived from the Latin a couplo of weeks spent enjoying an rived hero this morning from South-1 worl ""'""'"S fire, and igne- ouIIiik near Mvrtlo Creek. ,ern Illinois, to locate. Mrs. David-10" r"( k9 Hre .ll,08.e wl,kh geologists (.... A If A ,, I, .11 nti.1 ...... ...... fl'l I. .ft I....... fl.rt Archie, left this afternoon for Pay- ; "' ' , , , etle, Idaho, where they will visit " '"" "" " , ?'"" "lrovcment Willi relatives and friends. ""r '"'"": nerval. Miss Margaret Brown and Mrs. Wood for salo 16 Inch, oak or Roy Bellows went to Cottage Grove ash, $2.50 a tier. J. E. Plalsted, this afternoon to remain for a few 'i,..,,,t,. n,r.. ,! ,,,.i,t ih.. days with tho lnltcrs parents. '.treels without muzzles on them1"1"1 ll"vo been exposed by wearing Thomas Lallrlo arrived here this wero executed Tuesday morning, nrtemoou from Silver Lake, Eastern 'says the Medford Sun. There were Oregon, to visit some time with his 29 canines In the pound, but the brother, E. E. Lnllrie, of Garden owners of six of tho unfortunate Valley. jcreatures appeared and paid fines , ' ' . , ,, , , , , of .". therein- getting permission to L. C. Adams, w Ife ami two child- t)lt.r iU, ren passed through here this after noon euroute from Portland to San While watching her son driving n Francisco by automobile. They ex- nail last evening ut her home in poet to remain In California for a West Rosehurg, Mrs. K. L. Watson, couplo of weeks. HH-4H-4"I-4"H"I-4-4'4'4-44H H-H-r-M :"M"M"H- HiXKors HOCKS. I J,... io ,i.,'.,i.i f n i.' iiUJ ,,f say wero produced from tho action Ul II fill, IK'ICUIIH riK'KK III U (I I VMICd Into two groat groups, volcanic and Plutonic1. The volcanic, as the name Implies, are thoso brought to the Rtirfacc by volcanic action, while the Plutonic are thoHo which have solidi fied below the surface of the earth Marry Peat-re, the liarucHHmaker, HhhIuIihmI a minor injury of the el- no w W It lie Mill H 1 1 1 g i Hill I II IB m wn: , , ! -..i,.,.,..! ( . 1 'P an employe of the fi, 10 nnd 1 f rent store, wuh Hlruck by the null in the eye. The nail broke the glasses which nlie was wearing and Heveral this afternoon. Alt hough painful, it is not believed the Injury will prove serious. Mrs. Hoy Catching, daughter of Mr. and ,Mrn. (iconic Quiue, of this city, lea en Portland tumor row for Illinois, where she will make her permanent home. She will be accom panied east by her husband. Loses wife'n love, takes to drugs. ti I wo reel Kclair "Wife." with Alex Itelle Adair. "Tho one Kent Yet a stirring comedy drama, with King Itoggot. (ioldea Theater tonight. Many members of the local gun rlub are making propa rai Ions to at tend the annual barbecue to be niven under the miHplrex of the Kiddle (lun rlub early In Septemb' eve. They wero removed later ny Dr. Ilouck and the eye Is only slight ly Inflamed as the result of the ac cident. II. Z. Mlnter and two sons. Alex and l-'red. arrived here this morning from Kastein Oregon. They are en route to Craier Lake, where they will spend a week or ten days en joying the scenery of that locality. We Are in the Market for Peaches Bartlett Pears Apples and Prunes in laic fin a ii t i I it s. If yon have other products write us,fiviiiK vat idics. Food Products Co. iliunia entitled T,cv rc making the trip by auto II. I'lamis niul tiiiititlii anil enrrv a complete camp outfit. During their delay here lo ilay Mr. Mlnter calleil on a number of neisons with whom he is nc- qiinltlleil. Two little sons of Isaac 1 1 ml 111:1 ll were before Juvenile .lutlge Itexter ltiie last evening anil given a severe The lecture as In their flltule collilllct. It hail been planned to send them to the Hlaln Industrial sihool, but Judge Ulce thought It better to give I hem another chance. The hoys ap peared delighted when tho Judge told them thev could return to their home and remain there as long as they proved themselves worthy. Ashland Tidings: The illy council passed (he new cigarette and tobacco ordinance at lis regular meeting Tuesdav night. This will slop the harmful smoking of clgaretles by those under age. The police will rigidly see that no minors smoke or use tobacco on Hie streets, and a severe penally will be Imposed. The meirhaiils handling the product riiiitmt sell 10 minors without in iiirrtnu a heaw fine. This ordin ance will be printed later. SI I lll ltl.IV oiii:.i away of the strata abovo them. o a Constipation Causes Sickness. Don't permit yourself to become constipated, as your system Immedi ately begins to absorb poison from the bac!t.d-np wusto matter. Use Dr. King's new I.ifo Pills and keep well. There Is no belter safeguard against Illness. Just take one dose tonight. 2.1c at your druggist. no.vitii ok KyiwMz.vriox NOTICK. Notlco is hereby given that the Hoard of Kiiinlizatln of Douglas County will meet in the offlco of the futility Court of said county In the courthouse in the city of Rese lling, Oregon, on Monday, September 14, 1911, at !l o'clock a. 111. Said Hoard or Initialization will continue its sessions from day to day during the remainder of I he w eek to pub licly examine Hie assessment rolls and correct all errors In valuation, descriptions or iimrlities of lands, lots or other property. Now therefore all parlies who may he aggrieved by reason of valuation, descriplioll or otherwise as to their assessment, will please take notice as above slated, and make their complaints lo said Hoard of Kiinalizatlon, other wise their assessment will stand as made by the assessor. Haled Molldav, Aug. 17, liM. l' I.. CALKINS, dsw County Assessor. 1. Jennings id ennln w tiii h eel, nl SOIMOXS. Ill the Circuit Court of tho Slnto of Oregon for Douglas County. Addle Hyatt, plaintiff, vs. J. Lee llyalt, defendant. To .1. Lee Hyatt, abovo named de fendant: In tho tiaine of the Stale of Oregon you am hereby reuulred to appear and answer the complaint filed sgalnst you In Hie abovo entitled Court and cause on or before the 2 4 1 h day of Sept., HU I. being six weeks from date of first publication of this summons; nnd if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply lo the Court for the relief demanded III said complaint, a succinct slate- was standing oniinem of which Is as follows: ut t o'clock to- '",ir decree of absolute divorce Get out in the open with a Premo It's summer. The out doors is culling. There's hculthy recreation for those who answer the cull and a world of en joyment in making pic tures of the beauties which nature unfolds. Step into our store and let us show you how easily you can make good pictures of every thing you care about, with a light, compact, efficient Premo camera. No obligation on your part, but we'd like to show you how simple, and inexpensive too, photography can be. RoseburgBookCo Roseburg, Oregon j PROFESSIONAL CARDS TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are warned not to hunt or otherwise trespass ou the Clover Creek Ranch. J. II. Short. Rice & Rice Real Estate- Investments Insurance brokira. Bonds, warrants, and loans negoti ated. Ho'ises tor rent and business exchange. Advice on any part of pocglas County and Its adaptness. Stock, fruit and general farg (or sale. Business of all klndB. Soma very Belect stock ranches. City property and businesses for sale. Long tlma Insurance at very low lates, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as In mutual companies. Always buy the best It's the cl eapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon PHONE 128 cor freighting, moving, baggage, piano, lumber, wood aud coal handling. AUTO SERVICE We make a specialty of midnight "Joyriders," trips to country dances, picnics, fishing, bunting aud camping parties, Kasy riding car, with accommoda tions for from 12 to 16 passengers H. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 128. Res. phone 104-L wife of the cranked Iter M. C. BURLESON r Sale and Exchange of Really Accident aiul FireInsurance Homes 'and Apartments To Kent. Notary Public. Cor. Cms Htrpheni His., Itinebulf Mis l). I..1.1I llllllii; .lillnlliiihile, .1. irks,, 11 sit il.n. an. I tie 1 in started forward. In' mint inn minus or iiiairiinony and ih,. mi in the time as Mrs. Jen- 'r "' eare, rusiouy and control ot nine, h l..ib . Mis. JciiiiIiiks stepped , minor cniiu. lirnee liyult. 11 the side of the ear and made an I ' '' summons Is served upon you iToit lo reach the bain .MlluniKh ''' imbrication In the lloseburg llev- Ihe car developed considerable speed "', H newspaper of aelier.il clrcu ill a iln.luii.e n( alxmt tell feet. It lallon published at Hiiscburu, I ous iins slopped suddenly hv running j'n" County, Oregon, by order of the into the rear ot another machine, 1 1""- Kcxter Ulce, t'ollilty JudRe or lilcli ttai Hiandhii: on the street, said I'niimy, mnde and entered of Moth lumps of the .lein,lni: ar ere record on the lith day of Aiiaust. shuttered, and Mrs. Jennings as It'll. The first publication of this frightened, otherwise there yvere no summons Is of dale Atlgusl 1:1, 19U. serious effectR. nllid the last publication will be of dale the LMIh day of September, 1SU, MM.lillto A full t..trl..,l ..f a...Vri skin rashes. rhp, pimples, etc., try .... .,,., r.rri,m,i ,., nr,,. I'll AS. V. HOPKINS. T Attorney tor 1'Ulntlff, STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. I'or any Itching of the skin, for GOO si til drug 1 Dunn's Olnlmeut. stores Large tracts from $10 per Acre up. Some with Good improvements including stock and farm implements for $25 per acre. ORCHARDS TIMHKR LANDS CITY PROP K RT Y RENTALS 111 West Oak Street IIKS. CHARLES B. HLINLINU Pianoforte Ins trustor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. Ofncs Honrs: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 I to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 OR. LUCETTA SMITH, Physician-" Women and Children Disease a Specialty Office, Masonlo Bids., Second Floor. li. F. JONES Attorney-at-Law Will practice In all cdurts. Ex Register U. S. Land Offlftce. Office In Masonic Bldg., Cass and Jackson streets. DRS. 8KELY, S ETHER A STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. iulte ot Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Oround Floor. Phnne 367. ROSEBURO .... OREGON GURDON A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO, ORE. Ii. .Q.. HICKS SURVEYOR 823 Perkins Building. Roseburg, Or. ALBERT 8. HUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg .... Oregon. We Bought this Machine Just to :srsmM Please our Patrons 1 n-4 By our new method, we so launder a collar that its top edge, where It Is turned over, Is not sharp, hut sliubtly rounded, more Bpace is given all along between the Inside and outsido of the collar where the tie slides. Makes any collar easy tr put on. Phone 79 ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Phones: Office 119, Residence 138-L IR. 1). E. SXELL Osteopathic Physician Disease, of Women and Children a specoalty, 301-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. CHA9. F. HOPKINS Attorney-at-Law Room 42D, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices In all State and Federal Courts. New York Cafe G. WONG, Manager OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Heals at All Hoars. Regular Meals It Cuts Cklcken Dinner Sundays, fffm 11 Noon to 1 P. M. Chop Sney, Noodles, Fresh Oys ters, Fish, Its., all the time. Oor. Jaoksoa Washlagtea Its. AN IDLE MIND IS SAID TO BE WORKSHOP OF THE DEVIL It is the parents' duty to themselves to keep the children busy. -V' ' For the little girls aud young ladies, nothing is so interesting, entertaining and instructive as embroidering. Knowing the usual expense of tracing patterns, The Review has placed vvilhiu the means of everyone the complete NATIONAL EMBROIDERY PATTERN OUTFIT . j il I' Which Contains ' ' l)) ' ' II I 1 W Complete Pamphlet of in- I - if Ji I V 1 structions. $ I 1 li i -"VLM Tl e Ci pid A11Wood Beaded ill W I ' $Fr!f' 1ivc Skcins of Richardson's Ft i - 2000 iiot iru Transrer De- EVERY READER OF The ROSEBURG REVIEW can secure this complete o.itfit by clipping ONE coupon trom this paper and bringing it lo this oflice with 70 CENTS. Out of town readers will add 5 cents for postage.