GRANTS PASS SUSPECTS
JAILED NEAR RIDDLE
ACCORDING TO REPORTS
MA1IY I'lCKKOIH) IN
'ilfcAll'lS AldllFT" AT .
int. axii.i;ks tonight.
The Sheriff's office lit (IrniitH Pima
received word Saturday from lihldlo
that a couple or youni; men niiHwer
liiK the doncrllion or the Karltivv
brothers, who onenped from the Jail
ot Grants 1'ass a few iIii.vh hko, had
been taken Into custody there. The
men taken at Itlddle were turning
vaudeville RtuntH In an effort to
gather in the uhokclK, and as the
Very rew, If any, other actress ex-
copt .Mary l'kkford could take llm
pari she does in "Hearts Adrift"
tiiat Is, take the part without some
chance or iiupurtliiK to the play
possibility of vulgarity. One scene
shows Aliss Plckford apparently
naked dancing on the beach with all
the abandon and grace of an Inno
cent child. A beautiful scene of ex
cellent photography, and perfectly
enacted. In the photoplay little -Mary
Is cast on an uninhabited island when
but five years of age, and grows to
womanhood without meeting a sin
gle human being. Then a man is
""""" , , , ioim. , L1(Bt ,,,,. ,()nora,e man. The
the vaudeville stage, this fact iR ,, lti iu ift f.. .. , ..i. u,
taken as a further identification of
the men now in Jail. The Sheriff re
quested that the men ho held pend
ing the arrival of an officer from
tiranlH Pass .Sunday. The Karlows
broke out of the Josephine County
jail by unlocking the door, letling
themselves through to freedom, and
then locking (lie other prisoners In
the bastile. They were being held
to the grand Jury under a charge of
stealing bottled beer rrom the ISar
ager saloon.
the Antlers tonight.
MOVKIW K.St A I'M NAItlCOW.
Two Thrown Out of I'pset Wagon
I JUKI In Kent of Auto,
WAB WIII, SUM) MAXV
rormsTs to coast.
flAk't.AVri fill Sent 7-Tli.it
thnuunmla r.f l.'imli.rniTu ulwi imiiiillv of IllO OCCIIIialltS,
ioiiiiu KIM, weie liiiowii 0111, ijiil
r ' vvn'i'i,t v or. "out.
accident that might have resulted
o luuoiy uuieii some movers
todav Willie going up a steep bill
about six miles from this place.
The party was traveling iu a cov
ered wagon which, because or the
narrow road, refused to keep the
road, and when attempting to pass
an auto on the lower side or the
grade, the wagon overturned and two
woman and
spend their winters abroad will Jour.
ney to California during the next tew
months is proven by the many de
mands tor Information almut cli
matic conditions here thnt are being
received daily by Oakland commer
cial organizations and hotels. The
letters contain queries about every
thing Callfornian, and most of them
lay stress on the condition of the
roads for automobile touring.
Manager Victor Iteltcr, of the Ho
tel Oakland, has received hundreds
or letters from New York, lloston,
Chicago and other Eastern cities
that are snow hound during the win-
both of whom lauded
seat of the auto.
iu the real-
All) ItlOl) I toss WOICK.
All (ioniums, Austrlans, Hungari
ans, American citizens of German and
Austria-Hungarian descent, and all
having sympathy for the lied Cross
Society, are requested to come to a
meeting to be held at the Commer
cial Club in Itosehurg on Saturday
Sept. 12th, at 2 o'clock, for the ar
rangement of collecting ruiidti ror the
Ited Cross Society. Hrlng your wife
ter moiilhs. and practically every lei- ''' children, and prepare the follow
ter shows the writer's desire to win-""K song:
ter In Cnlifnrnln because of I he w ar liter ten rule men
conditions in Kurope.
California's tourist crop during
1915 Is going to he the greatest on
record. Is the opinion of Oakland
business men, ami while the big ex
position will he a mighty fnctor In
drawing visitors, the conditions cre
ated by the wnr will add enormously
to Ihe number.
Ho hraiist eiii Itut wle nonnorhall
Colt Krhiilto l-Vaiix den Kaiser
I'rlnz Kugen der edlo Uirrer
lieiilschland, Heiitsriiland uber AMcs.
i M Its. CAUL LCKIIMANN,
Secretary.
I'OKTI.ANI), Sept. 7. Southern
Pacific trainmen, headed by Sam
Ventrh, chairman of the grievance
committee of the O. It. T., have been
I conferring ror several days with As
sistant General Manager I). W.
Campbell over divers matters that
have ai'cuiuulated during the last
six mouths.
II In khIiI Ihe iiiiesllon of wanes is
tary of the coniinlRSlon. On .lanuary , ,iVOVPd. but only such matters
1 thore was a balance or I4.42x.xi, ii,., iilmi r nirroonients. dls-
KXI'KNIirn itKS OF H1AMK
AM) FISH COMMISSION'.
SAl.KM, Or., Sept. r. The total
expenditures of the Stale Fish and
Game t'oiniulsison from January 1
to August 1 or tills year was $s:t,
2 r 7 . 8 r , according to a report sub
mitted to the Governor bv the serre-
iiAii.ito.xi) i:mi'U)vi:s cox-
'Kit WITH I). W. CAMI'ltl.1,1
J
4
-1"H-I"I"1"M 'H""1"I"I"H"I"I"I"I"I"H"HH
lilrovfii ri:v ie -'I,.' -I'lV'-.-i i v ti -n ........ f
and during the petiotl the rcceiits
aggregated $ali.2U4.0!i. making n to
tal or !IK,l'.32.7r. Tills leaves a bal
ance of $!!i.:.7l.!in. The expendi
tures were: Game Warden Depart-'
ment, $44'UIH.fir; lllologlcal ami
..durational, Jllil, . and Trout
Ilalcherles Deiartinenl, 1 s,4 .'ia.us.
Dizzy',' Dillons? Con .llimt.il?
Dr. King's New UTe Pills will cure
you, cause a healthy Dow of lille and
rids your Stomach and Dowels of
waste and fermenting body poisons.
They are a Tonic to your Stomach
and Liver and tone the general sys
tem. First dose will cure you of that
depressed, dizzy, bilious ami cousti
patod condition. 2fic all Druggists.
(inline and minor grievunces that
hud been left In the air while Mr.
Campbell wuh attending the wage
conference in Chicago.
About 20 conductors nnil brakes
men, representing the employes on
each Hill miles of railroad, are III
the conference. They are making
their headquarters at the Imperial
llolel. .
Itoit.V.
CATCHING --To Mr. and Mrs. Calrh
lug. or Kiddle, on Saturday, Sept.
r, mi l, a son.
Special price on sidewalk top while
It lasts, at Page's
Announcement
"3
Within the next ten
days we will
move into our
New Quarters in the
building formerly occu
pied by the Rochdale
Company.
Here we will be bet
ter equipped to handle
our rapidly increasing
business.
We will now conduct
a regular Retail Depart
ment, separate from our
Wholesale Department.
However, we urj;o our pat
rons to buy in wholesale inutili
ties. Our prices ami terms will
be as always CASH.
People's Supply Co.
June 28. Pan-Slavic propaganda,, aftermath ot Balkan-Servian
wars, culminates in assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdin
and, heir to Austrian throne, and his wife,
Austria accuses Servia or encouraging conspiracies against
dual monarchy, mid, In effect, abetting the assassination.
Certain acts of reparation and a complete and unreserved
apology demanded by Austria rrom Servia.
July 27 Servia replies, acceding to almost all the demands,
offering to submit her reply to The Hague tribunal ir not satis-
uiciory to Austria.
July 2S Austria lnrorms Servia reply Is unsatisfactory and on
same day declares war on Servia formally. Same day troops invado
Servia. within 24 hours Delgrade, capital or Servia Is bombarded.
July 2'J UiiskIu, rulrillliig alliance with Servia, mobilizes.
July 30 Germany demands that It tins I a explain mobilization
movements.
July 31 At midnight Germany addresses ultimatum to Rus
sia, demanding demobilization at once. Time limit set Tor August
1, noon.
August 1 At high noon Hussia revises Germany's demand
and Gerinuu Ambassador presents formal declaration of war on
Itussiu,
Kngland and France, other members of the triple entente with
Russia, Intercede in hope ot restoring peace.
On same day German troops Invade Luxemburg, an Indepen
dent duchy.
France mobilizes Informally, setting formnl mobilization for
August 2. Slato of war declared between France and Germany,
German and Hiisslan troops engage in border skirmishes.
August 2 Two German armies enter Franco. Russian troops
enter Germany proper. Germany's action taken for blow at France
before Itussia can mobilize.
ilritish cruisers begin to blockade the Baltic.
Great Britain Indicates her guarantee of neutrality protection
to Belgium 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
forma! declaration is not necessary. Passport's demanded.
August 4 Germany declares war on Kngland, following
on exchange of noies in which Kngland demands or Geriuanv that
Belglun neutrality bo observed, and imposing other conditions.
Germany replletl sho was invading Franco.
August 7 Austria formally declares war against Russia.
August 7 Italy reiterates she must remain neutral.
August 8 Liege is taken by the German forces.
Aug. 9 Germany denied loss of 2a, 000 men, placing her
dead at not to exceed 5000 men.
Aug. 10 Franco Issued a formal declaration of war against
Austria.
Aug. 12 Montenegro has rormally declared war on Ger
many, nrter previously proclaiming hostilities against Austria.
Aug. 13 Turkey notltied Foreign Secretary Grey that It
would remain neutral.
Aug. 13 Japan agreed to Join Kngland and Franco in at
tack on Germnny. JBT9 Ui -' i
Aug. 14. War oiTlce today announced that furious fighting
was in progress between French and Germans iu the Vosges
mountain passes.
Aug. 17 Chinese troops leave to seize Kiao Chan, a Ger
man settlement on the coast of Shantung province.
Aug. IS. Kaiser William Issued a statement in which ho
declared that Germany was being maligned, and its motives
misunderstood and misconstrued by anti-German sentiment in
America.
Aug. 19. It was reported today that the city ot Brussels
had rallen.
Aug. 22. Hulled Stales today niado clear its
Japan iu case of war between Japan and Gennanv.
Aug. 23. Julian Issued a formal declaration of war against
Germany.
Aug. 24. Most destructive battle In the present Kuropcun
wnr was raging between tbo Gennans and allies. Losses were
appalling.
Aug. 2a. President Wilson today proclaimed America's
neutrality In the war between Japan and Germany.
Aug. 2a. Austria today declared war against Japan, ac
cording to messages received from Vienna.
Aug. 2(1. Paris was wild with Joy over news of tbo recent
successes of the allies.
Aug. 27. Russians announce they will strike
Berlin In less than three months.
Aug. 2S.-- Austria-Hungary today formally declared war
against Belgium.
Sept. b. ..German losses to dale are estimated at 200.000
or 20 per cent of tile Germans under arms.
Sept. 7. Ily flooding the country southwest of
Belgians are said to have drowned many Germans.
.LODGE CARDS
A. F. A. M. I.Al'ItKL LODGE,
No. 13. Regular meetings on the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each month at Masonic Temple,
corner Jackson and Cass. Sojourn-,
eis Invited to attend. I
E. H. BILLING, W. M.
W. F. JIAKltlS, Secy.!
I
UAGT.KH, Koseburg Aerie meets In
their ball on Jackson St., on 2nd
and 4th Monday evenings of each!
month, at 8 o clock. Visiting bretb
ern iu good standing always wel
come. J. M. DONOllKW, W. P.
B. F. GOODMAN', W. Sec.
Phone M 1S3.
W'O.MK.N OF WOOIKTtAI'T, Lilac
Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st
and 3rd Monday evening of each
month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit
ing members in good standing are
Invited to attend.
CYNTHIA GEIIMOND, G. N
CLAKA CAWLF1ELD, Clerk
WOD.MK.V OF TIIK WOULD, Oak
Camp No. 125 Meets iu the Odd
Fellows' hall In Iioseburg every 1st
and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit
lng neighbors always welcome.
C. J. GUI MM, C. C.
U. M. MILLER, Clerk.
O. K. S., ItowliurK Chanter No. 8.
Holds their regular meeting on the
1st and 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully invited to
attend.
CARRIE CHRISTIE, W. M
FREE JOHNSON. Sec.
position to
blow against
Antwerp, tin-
LOCAL AKWS
James I.alnl, of t.ainls, spent Sun
day In Itosclmi'g looking niter busi
ness matters.
.1. A. Klrod, of North Itend. spent
the day in Reselling attending to
business matters.
F. Crouch, of Ashland, transacted
business matters iu Rosehurg for a
lew hours lotliiy.
Call up 34(1, the Douglas County
Creamery, for cream.
Mr. and Mrs. K. WlcUbam. of Co
iill!le, spent the d;iv in Rosehurg
vlsillng with friends.
Itay I leiidcrsiMl has llreepti'd a
position iu tin1 local postolYict during
Ihe absence of one of the regular
eluplo es.
Mrs. T. Davidson, ol Ilritish Col
umbia, bit for her home tills moi n
ing. alter a visit here with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. It. II. Summers.
Mrs. Terry Mahugraii, or San
Diego. Cal., It'll tor ber home this
morning, follow leg a ten days visit
here with Dr. and Mrs. K. V. Homer.
Mrs. Clara Vealch. of llillsboro. is
spen, ling a lew days lsiling with
her daughter. Mrs. I'. C. Carson, west
of tin1 city. Mr ami Mrs. Carsoa re
cently came to lloelnu it. the former
being a carpenter by trade.
Tomatoes a'U a bushel at the
ranch, oveept Sundays. Joe Harvey,
phono '.i-l-'l.
Mr. and
Mvrtle Cro,
alter a few
ter s broibe
it v
Mrs. William Davis, of
k. ltae relumed home,
davs spent with the lat
r. B F. rhllsou, in ibis
ADVKIMTSHI) 1. KIT Kli.S
Remaining uncalled for In the
Roseburg postolTice, Sept. 7, till:;,
tiro the following letters, which w ill
be charged for at the rate ot one cent
each.
Borden. Mr.: Ilaird. Albert: Count.
I'. V.: Cbadwick. C. II.; Daly, F. A.;
Ilatlield, Mrs. Minnie; Irv'in, Miss
Alma; Campbell, Vergie; King.
Frank; McDonald. J. K. : Mills. Mrs.
I.. M.; Matlbews. Kditli: Notion,
Mrs. Julia A.; OUIha Mbert 1..:
Percival. Mrs. Jessie; Robnef. Mrs.
Pearl; Ricbey, J. C; Stredder. J. S.:
t 'iirtK.
Goldman. Peter; Galil.ir.1. Ralph
W.; Helm, Oliver; Irvin, Miss Alma
121; I. likens. Miss Mary .1.; O llare,
Mrs. John: Pettys. 10. ; Roliner. Aug !
Usl: lioliner. Miss lltldrith I :l I ;
Scott. Leah; Smith. Wallace: Tool
Miss Flora; Walker, Mrs. .loam-tie:
Wood. Mrs. W. R.
L. F. KEIZKNSTEIX. Posl master.
LOVAL ORDEIt OP MOOSE, Rose
burg Lodge No. 1037. MeetB every
Friday evening of each week, at 8
o'clock In Eagles' ball. All visiting
brothers are invited to attend.
GEO. NEUNER. Dictator
H. O. PARGETER, Secy
I. O. O. K., liillelarlan Lodge No. 8
Meets in Odd Fellows Temple.
corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on
Saturday evening of eacTi week.
Members of the order iu good
standing are Invited to attend.
M. M. MILLER, N. G.
J. B. BAILEY, F. S.
M. L. WHITNEY, R. S.
Far be it from us
nmtKKAIIS, Roseburg Rehekah
Lodge. No. 41. 1. O. O. F. Meets
In Odd Fellows' Temple every
Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters
and brethren invited to attend.
MRS. I). C. HUMPHREY. N. G.
BESSIE BOND, Secretary.
STELLA McELIIINNY, F. S.
O. O. F., Colon Kiieainpment No. 0
Meets in Odd Fellows, TempU
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
J. E. PICKENS, C. P.
J. B. BAILEY, R. S.
JAMES EWART, F. S.
II. I. O ELKS, Hoveliuri! Lodge, No.
IWII Holds regular communica
tions at the Elks' Temple on the
2nd nnd 4tu Thursdays of each
mouth. All members req-ueseted to
attend regularly, and all visiting
brothers are cordially ipvited to at
tend. A. C. SEKLY, E. R.
I it A B. KIDDLE, Sec'y.
O. ). K ItlshiK Star Lodge No. 171
meets in the Odd Fellows Temple
evory Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
D. C. IK'Ml'HREY. N. G.
W. S. POWELL, R. S.
M. FICKLE, F. S.
I. O. It. M. Umpqua Tribe No. 44
holds stated councils the 1st and
3rd Mcmdnys of each month, at
Eagles' hall, N. Jackson street. Visit
ing chiefs always welcome.
W. S. HOWARD, Sachem.
C. II. TKRC1NSKI, C. of R.
W. C. GADDIS. K. of W.
Mrs. T. C. Mangold, who had
been visiting here from Pendleton,
also returned home yestoiday.
Mr and Mrs. I.. L, M.tthcns and
Mr. and Mrs. I,. Wllllberly and
daughter spent Sunday with friends
near Glide. Good road building Is
continuing In that ylelnity, that dis
trict having built some of the best
pet man, 'tit l oads In Hie c.Minly. A
new pubic road was recently sur
vived from Glide to the mouth of
Full Creek.
Slop That l ull Coiigli. I
Check your fall rough or cold at I
once don't wall -it may lead tol
serious lung trouble, weaken youi !
v 1 1 a 1 1 1 y and develop a chronic luni:
-,,,--, ii. ilium, ,ii i, iien s
Pine Tur-Honev todav: It is mire and
harmless -use it lieelv tor that tall
cough or cold. H llaby or children
1 sick give it to Hi, 'tn. It will re
lievo iitiirkly and permanently. It
smithes the Irritated throat, lungs
and air passages. Loosens Phlegm,
is anliseptic and rortlties the system
against colds. It surely prevents
old germs from getting a hold.
Guaranteed. Only 2ac ut vuur druggist.
l'o it it !: p 1 1 e sk x r it v i:.
Chniies V. Motienson. represent
ing a number o! DaltUh families In
Minnesota, spent Sunday In Rose
burg He let! this morning for
Grunts Pass and Me.ltord to look !
over several tracts of lalhl there, lie
savs lie will return to Douit'as I'miit-'
tv before making ati- delinl'e selec- 1
Hon of lauds picpai ulerv to purtilas-
ilm Hie same for the people be rep-I
resents. I
Farmers, ine.'liattlc:. ratlrondeiVi, !
laborers, rely (-u Dr. Thomas' Eclec-1
tic Oil. Fine for cut, burns, bruises. I
Mioiild be kepi In every home,
and 00c,
To the voters of Douglas County:
I am a regularly nominated candi
Idato for Representative In the l.egis
jhituro from Douglas County, on the
I Democratic ticket. I favor less taxet
j llllil less I..WS, and if elected will list
my best efforts to secure such legis
lation as will bring that result. On
this pledge 1 respectfully ask youi
support on Nov. 3, 1914.
(Paid Adv.) W. S. HAMILTON.
Rice & Rice
Real Kslate- Investments
Insurnnro brokrs. Bonds,
warrants, and loans negoti
ated, lloisea for rent and
business exchange. Advice on
any part of Douglas County
and Its adaptnesp. Stock, fruit
and Ronenxl iur for sale.
tlutdiiPiia of all kinds. Some
very select stock ranches. City
property and businesses for
sale. Long tlino Insurance at
very low rates, all old line
companies; no chance for spe
cial assessments as In mutual
companies. Alvays buy tht
beet It's the cl eapest.
Lower floor Masonic bid);
Roseburg, Oregon
1
III
to say that we
are the best
Tailors in the
World. We're
not. But the
merchant tailors
in this country
will have to go
some to make
Better clothes
thau we do.
Our line of
Fall and Winter
Woolens direct
from LAMM &
COMPANY,
"The Home of
Fine Tailoring"
is here for your
approval. Or
der your Fall
Clothes right
away.
Imperial Cleaners
342 Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon
J. Notice to Pulley lloltlers.
J. Rire & Rice have purchased
J. my insurance and rental busl-
j. ness, and i request all policy U
4 holders to call at their office
I for endorsements to be made $!
J. and renewals.
J. W. WRIGHT. .J.!
1
ff til"i"i"l"i"i"i"r"i"II"I"I"i
New County Map of Douglas Oo.
Paper $1.50, clotn J2.00. L. O. Hicka,
P. O. Box 477. Rosehurs. Oregon.
Hudnut's Violet
Sic Soaps, Pow
ders, Toilet Wa
ters & Perfumes.'
Large tracts from $10 per
Acre up. Some with Good
improvements including
stock and farm implements
for $25 per acre.
ORCHARDS TIMBER
LANDS CITY PROPERTYRENTALS
122 West Oak Street.
Why Neglect Your
TEETH?
If you havo somelltlnp to sell, to
trud to rent, or have Um something
or found soiiHMinug, use a want adv.
in the KevU'w.
STOP AT
Hot el Grand
Cass Street Roseburg, Ore.
The Honehurir pennant of-
fereil by The Review Is the
only pennant with the ofThiivl .t
4 emblem of Roseburx aud the 4
j. rmtg,ua Valley ou It. .j-
New York Cafe
(1. WONt), Mni.mrcr
OI'KN DAT A.M JUOHT.
Mnli at All Hoiit.
lingular Meali 11 OaU
Chicken Pinner Similar, rrou
It Niton to 1 P. H.
Cho( Siier, Nocdlea. Freah Oy
tn. riah. Ete.. all tho time.
Tor. Jarkaoi A WukliUi It a.
when
you can have them nut In first class order at reasonable prices.
Here are some of my prices:
Gold crown, 22K $ 5.00
Bridge work, per tooth $ 5 00 .
Rubber Plates, full set $25 00
Teeth extracted without pain. r,nr, by my new method.
.la&UMMXM "est material and woiknianshi,:
Come to Rooms 7 and 8
Roseburg National Bank Building
R. L. Bathrick, D. M. D.
Dentist
Roseburj
Oregnn
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstract of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
We Will Go on Your Bond
Insurance Conveyancing
Kir., Tr, ttBOT lUnk BalUla, ROSEUl'Ra, OREGON.