Roseburg review., February 01, 1916, Image 1

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WHY AMERICA LEADS
TR.WEI.ER3 SAT
Koaeburg is the bent town ia Ore.
iron anil htut the best outlook fur per
nuiiMiit icrowtti. This fchowt tluit
milled elturt wins. Keep It up.
America asks notMnit for herself
but wiiat lie has a rilit to ak for
Immunity it-lf.
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ROSEBURG
REVIEW
0. S. BY A
Many Passengers Were found to lie Sick and All Were Excited
by Their Strange Adventures Vessel Was Allied
by an Armed German Merihanlman
inrTniiiiii cnriniTrn 1 1 nni
All.MttALUil Ht U ILn IhVM
The Hissing Submarine, K 5, WdS SisMtd Olf Kijfiii, riuriia, With Ail Sjfz - A Squadron
of 20 Zeppelins Eijuippid With Siknt Motors, Hd.e B-c Udntuvering
Over Be'gium - tttaik on lonilon is fxpedid Sunn
Norfolk, Va., Feb. 1. In charge of a German prize
crew, the African liner Appam, reported lost in a heavy
s:orm, cast anchor in Hampton Roads this morning. Im
migration and customs officials boarded the liner. Some
passengers were found to be sick, and all were excited by
their strange adventures. Th:
man armed merchantman attacked the Apoam on January
15 off the Canary Islands. . -z: :r:-.v, in command 01
Lieutenant Oscar Berg, was pu. cbi. d and t'nen the raider
disappeared. Shots across the bows stopped the Appam.
The liner resis ted, believing that they were being attacked
by pirates, but the two guni aboard proved unequnl to the
task. Both steamers lowered beats, the German prize;
crew boarding the Appam. Bloody fighting occurred on
the decks Sceral were injured, two dying later. Com
mander Harrison then surrendered, and the prize crew
headed the Appam for :t; rica. The vessel which cap
tured the Appam sank a meat laden Australian freighter
within sight of the Appam, i,;cmbers of the crev and pas
sengers said. Besides 3CO passengers and crow, 300 othei
British prisoners were transferred from the raider and
brought here. Lieutenant Berg said he came to Norfolk
because he heard he could get decent treatment here. It i;s
leported the Appam sunk two
AMERICAN SUBMARINE IS SIGHTED.
Washington, Feb. 1. The destroyer Sterrett reported
this morning that the submarine K-5 was sighted off Mi
ami, Florida, and was heading toward Key West at 10
knots an hour. The submarine reported that nothing was'
wrong and that it did not need assistance. It is due to
reach Key West today. It is not known how the K-S hap-j
pened to pass Charleston, where the remainder of the
flotilla stopped.
SQUADRON OF ZEPPELINS SIGHTED.
London, Feb. 1 A squadron of 20 Zeppelins, equipped
with silent motors, has been maneuvering ever Belgium for
several days. They are preparing a drive against London,
so 'Amsterdam reported. Experts believed the raid last
t.ight against the Midland. Eastern and Northwestern
counties of England was merely an attack in preliminary
to larger operations.
ZEPPELINS KILL MANY PEOPLE.
London, Feb. 1. Zeppelins l?st nht killed 54 per
sons and injured 6 7olhcrs. attacking Staffordshire, Lin
colnshire and Leicestershire. The official announcement
or casualties this afternoon indicated that the figures may
i tin higher when complete reports are made. A mist ham
pered the attackers, othcrv i;--e the raids would have been
terrible. This is the mo. t Jl.astrous raid against England
during the war.
IDENTITY OF BOAT REVEALED.
Norfolk. Feb. !. A incxi age thrown from a porthole
of the Appam to a United Press corre-"nndcnt revealed
that the name of the raider which captured the Appam is
the Moewc. It is said the Moev -art.d on its c.-.rer'r fom
the Kiel Canal, passing through the British blockade. Be
sides capturing the Anpsm. the Moewc bagged seven othc
shins. The Clan McTavish. ti e bigg ?st ves-el ank. shower'
fight. An imrr.-prration official who went nho::rl t!v An.r'
this afterroon learned that all of the crew of the McTavish
were killed, evcept four, who were injured.
AUSTRIA'S DENIAL ISAT IIAHD.
Washington. Feb. 1. -'.ecretary I.a:i;-.g has an
nounced the receipt of Austria's dtr.Ll that an Austria:-,
submarine sank the Persia.
CONSCRIPTION TO BE ENFORCED.
LcnJ.cn. Feb. 1. It is announced that the s;ovcrp.iTient
conscript :er. law will become operative o- M.mvIi 2
SUPPLY DEPOTS WERE ATTACKED.
Berlin. Feb. 1. It is cffkUdly announce ' i',;:.t German
ar;ki;v. ct:e.w,.td the allied ships and supply depots at Sal
i niki with excellent -ucre;s.
PERSIANS AND TURKS JOIN.
Berlin. Feb. 1 - (By wirclc s o Savvillc). "'The Ru--
:lan nev. Tracer B :heviya 'edomo'dy says the situation
of the Ru.--sir.ns ii 'er.sil is btcomini '-verse." snvs t!u
Overseas News Agency. The Persians have placed a stronr;
?rmy at the disposal of the Turks.
GERMAN FUZE CREW
ii-itu mfit fl'MU P
Y RAIDER
VT lit I.ILrtl DUila o
he'.ared a Ger
vessels enroute here.
SALE OF MAGAZINES 10
BE CURTAILED HERE UN
LESS PUBLISHERS ACT
j lliH-;ns" their refusal to com-
!v with lite prohibition law ami I
cliininale liuuor advertisements froiii j
their paji'-s. Ilii' sale of several'
periodicals anil maaitu's will In i
t?nTZVlSXZtl EX. !
I mai;atnes of tht country do not j
'carry liquor adverti-MMm-nts ami will'
not be afte.ted bv the law. Others
will print special edition-, elimiiiat-
hiu th- iHhM and these uiu w sm,
to dealers in dry stales. The niaca-j
zincs u hit h refuse to print spe. (al j
edit ions unci ran be secured onl
through subscriptions are: Army
a lid Navy .lonrnal. Hell man. Koresi j
and Stream. Itider ami trier. Town
Topi s and Town and Country. The'
iiiTiion News t'ompam lias sent out1 "HICW;o. l-vi,. 1 .- -IV ore den.irt
lettT to the dealers infonnini; them "it; Mr l,,J Moines. rri i'.-on
of tin changes. posed lor the im ies in trout of his
PEOPLE SPECULATE AS
TO WHETHER GROUND
HOG WILL SEE SHADOW
i oral Court enn red a d- r e fimlim; 1
Miinv of the old superstitions are '" """ ''""'' 'a-h K.-i.-i. r I'.i.
.... i . .had violated the anti limit a. t in
ohlit.-ra , .1 by the ,,ndea.inK and , , ,. , ,,,
in-ii-.slib.e march of science. Many liz , iMt,.,,s,a,e tra le anil
of the old adaaes are lorKolIen. The mi-vc. The decree was ent.-i.-d w it'i
I'nili d Slates tiovernment weather
forecasts are lisplacinK the be-;
whiskered prophets who were t he j
pnillil possession of every couiniunily
in davs cone bv. I
Hi... I.elw.l- .iiu ..s fii-mli- ,.n
. . .... ,
trench, d in the hearts of i ut the
most practical as the belief in Santa
Clans is in the hearts of the child-,
i-en. And thai is Krouml bo day.
... ... , , . ,,
lomorrow. l-ehruary -, old Mr.
i.rouuu moi; is one IO emeri;e iroin
his winler hahitat an. I stalk aluoad.
Then if he se--s his shadow pop.
hack into the hole for si wepks
lunger. If no shadow is in evidence,
he riiiichnles to stay out and take .
a chain e on prospect ive weal her.
WIih I w on Id you do were on
ground hot:?
I. V. Stiles Operated Over an
r , r- ii
txlensive iield
FUGITIVE A FORMER PREACHER
Stiks Will b Rtlurned lo The Dalles Where
tie is Allfd lo Have Pdsscd
a Worthless (heik
.. V Slil' tor horn a warrant
v,i, i tied m Kumro' Saturday
1 i:;,;-- in;; him ii ii s milling a nuin-
),. ,- nl Kuiiene p. U,.le II) accept illi;
n adt.iiii - t..r shins that were
.1. 1 1 -. ! - .1 . has been oiiciatin
. m, scale, accotdina t'
I, ! p ,,,eis. lie was airc-te.l
. . I ' ,1 1 . S..tur-!a-. nil a iial
iIil- .1 w o! l.'.c-s 1 h'-i k for i I
ei.pl. 1. :il was 11. a e l.v l'r'lu h
.. !..il,l,.-is nl 'I'll'- lfc.ll. -
. .1 lot r minister of 1 1..1
;.H. CliU'. ii. il i- aid, al.-n en-
in t . in- -1 ..ti - hu-im --
i,n a 1 'i' ril a u na ti'iiill
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Chief Executive Left Chicago for
Dps Moines Today
POSED EOR MOVING PICTURES
... n , , . c. . . t . t
Mrs. Wilson Rdus-d lo Stend in rrcnt of
l!;e Mdthine Delfitives Gudid.d
Prcsidtnt in Cb uso
hotel. Mrs. U ilson tu ked hetsei. in
the corner of a limou. me and de
clined to stand in fiont of the nia
cin ne. The President s 1 1 a in hit at
1 ti o'cloi U this nnt:n)nt'. Kiithus.a-is
I mike t !irout:h the gnat .1 of detec
tives and cheered the executive.
o-
TIM UT I'llll ITI'll
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the company s cons ult, and criminal
i'""-'-c...iis v.eie uion...,.
(!l:(i now AT i:l.
SAI.I-;.M, l-'eh. 1 Th.. Silpn'in
Court ha
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iletenilanls in til
Portland laylor
street Aiiunoiiisi inurcri 1 1 -4 : n . I in
,ns)lrK..m fa,.,i,M1 sued ihe.liunh an
thurifies seikiiia lo compel the open
iiiK of the old church.
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riiimii i.iii.i. i i-.i itsn.
.,,-, ,Kr. K,h. ,. ,...,-, K his ,
w, I 'roiil. ill Wilson u i:e pel leil I v
failed lo deliver his plaMnnn spee-h
here. The train ct e t
crowd d slat ion amid a
cheer.
o
hurst of
i
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v ROSEBURG BASKETBALL
TEAM MEETS MCDFORD
BOYS THURSDAY NIGHT
Motldav's i.-sue o' Ire. Mail-Tril'lllie
I puhli-he.l at Meilfot.!. i arrii d the fnl
low ilu art iclc w it h i - I ' ri in
'.!:;;
. pr upiiseil li.l sk el ha 1 1 came I
It I- Itosi Imris at). I Medford l.-ams,
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I i-itv 1 hilivilay lili-,!;l
I The Kosehiit-K t.-.i :i will he (11:11111
I wi)ith ol' Me. inn. I - I' el ami t' ac ,
Kluni has a tunnel i!.!.- ta?.k !ihc..il u
him if he sm c .-.I- in beat hie I in in
on Thur.-'l.-iv i-ii-t.iii
! lln Sat Ml day ev. 11 mi lll'-v mil III"
, Auie fre- 1 j :i 1 . 11 1111 I' Cot-xallis Ihiui
,"!"' m''i'".'u''i'' 'V.',
iiW defeat t"
l.eatltii; II em
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K.irll- r in ih
fnt Ui Idle team t:
L'ft.,l L'llll- til I1"
le.iL'ue. atld l it'!
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eont' tided lor t ''I'1
w hen tin v tut t
to lie no i' es. 'I'd 1
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ENLIST IN TliE NAVY;
HALTED BY PARENTS
; i.
M. r . i h. 1 Clii'-'or I 1
titi.li.e darker, son of an implement !
ile.hr nl Kos.-hnt has been attend j
in; III II. A. ('. iliinliK Ilii' I;it !
- - si i -.tor. hut on In, I. .1 a lite in i lie
marines was tniifi' a 1 1 rai l i v e. l.nsi
J::;!3
!'!!. '.v he a.p!i.-.i i..r enllslh
Ihe local liM iuiiiim slallun. in '
Hi S' l i; ant Si human. On li' irnini;
I'a's vx.v"r,..,;7.;,,;a,'Wrie'
laih. r t !il I lie i-iiiim nl of parents
.is ij"ci'sa:- h"
the ;iu- of ;' 1 v
I. ranch of 1 ti.- s
te'. uraphe,j i-flati
conferred wi'h t!i
tOie under !
erli!-t in this
e. The rather
in the cii v. w ho
rreant, as they
rath.
under the
imprejlon
that a xouni: n;an . uld etili-t in the ,( lirt total eclipse i.dhl,- uin
,i;,ri" "'"'out !.:nents' consent, u ' rre tor almost ei-ht wars, will he
As t his w as not tort hcoinini;. t !i
Miitn :nan did not enlist.
NEIGHBORS IN MHLtK
ADDITION HAVE WORDS;
DRUG SALE IS ALLEGED
" "'
.-Hri. .1 wi-h tie- -bawliiii; out'-
. .1V(. t , : i i... siid wis Ins s
J: ' ; ,,u 1, 1 e ., - s, i-
,, T H . oV Milll-r s Ad,.i,,n.
ai.pcan d I,, lure I'm lie. order It. I.
Whinplc al ' o'clock last evening anil
willlnitlv nromisi d tn m. his tin.. ..i
.-,.
. .
lha-krev. who is emploed ahout
ine iiiiiiie in ,i. . ii.i ion S i III'
iiiM'ii met on ins wav to work his
m-i-iihor, .1 Van Sickle. On several
Of lhee tn ca:-io!l-:. I1
aid. he could
not r fia n from epres-in his con
tenet for certain of Mr. Van SicM. 't
pra ti i i. T!li Itanpepei). a cordin:
to Mr. Van SiiH
complain) . lasl
ili'L'rr" and "w hikv
.lotm the names (h it
h.- I '!
ere
,- r
l( tH
l. rev applied w ith ref. ren. e
M. ued pra. tic of his neliih-
hor
n d poi nt of m iu i It-rs w he ll
.,!.( ,n M,;ii.,. ., ,.,,, snili;titi,le
'or Ikii Van Si -kle had promised
to hae liim arretted, it appeared.
1-iit undaunted. Mr. Thackrey aaln
taunted his neighbor, and the fine
fMllntt. -l. Thackiev pleadeil tuiltv.
Interest In Conimcrtial Club is
More Active
Kdllfr of liiiliJiiici Ih? Carnival Will Pmbjbly
be Rrferi.d lo llie Rwbiii"
Minhiinls Asstx idlin
1 l.ui.
. luh
il 1 In!,
.1.1- ' -'. I'll!
!i a lull
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
Will Be Visible in Roseburg on
Thursday Morning
FIRST ECLIPSE FOR LONG TIME (
ht lit m-
r'.it jni) Will fiinlinut far M.iri Thin
an Hour Astronomers Busy
total eclipse of the sun, v'sihle
.. ., ,,:ll ii:,l hnse hi liiis.-litiri: -in. I
apparent in Kosi hurw Thursday
u'-.u iiinj; I'Yhniary ::.
Th
lipse ja lieil uli il lo bt'Kitl
I . I , . ' , , .... .' . , .,
uhiih In Unselinrai
he at
' : 11', Inn Inasuin- li u the
last iinlil 7 : I.', o'rlot'l:,
lloulil he utile to see tile
1 e lip.-e W
; liosrl.urK
hpse helween 7:1". and ;:i:.. par-lK.
llilllv
at least, weather and ulnios-
zr
ions permiuim:. in the
Kasleni and Solllllern stales tin-
.'ire it 1 - ' l.ootiim In the Olay Valley was
''''rn'e' eelii.e will be ... ... f'flri" reported to Hear Admirui Win.
OI . K. I'ullain, comniandlnK the I'aiirir
"',""""""' -l, ononin-al . - riit.rl, , vesterda, n,or..inK. af-
'r ,1' ""Vhi'T, Ar ,'hcre"h?n" "'r "r""''-1
i . . '!. i , I ""' 'levastaled ilistrlct as relief
cur olp-e or twice a veal- - there hap-
li.-lii'il til he mine last ve.ir but net
... .....i. i .,, .. .. ... . . I
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' .' ' . "'''"'''" '"Ivldcd wilh arms and L'tl rountls of
nil- iii-m hiu roine IOI IWU
(). l()S..i)lly ,hni,. .oarH
ti,. i i..
man w ho talks of
huhllni: a .eny so close lo the eve
t li.it one tan I st e n ilnllur lnvi,,l
..in i ...i.
I'h 1 1 sda iiuuiiiiiK ami see liame a
litre illitslrate his IlKUte on a Kinan
lic scale.
It w iuld take a row of (on moons
o: nio'e to 111. ike a hand acro.-s Ihe
lee o' the sun. hill the dislail.ee ol
ihis hod Irorn the earth is IiJ.Siin,-
mih'.. or sluhllv less than Iimi
lime.i Hie disian u ol the earth (o the
iLonii.
In othT words. If tin- sun was half
a dollar. Hie earth would he the head
of an ordinary hlack pin in feel
a " ay, and I he moon would he (he
1 1 - ... I of a common pin.
nd it s ha i pens t hat the moon
an j a -: .ihoui e.iver the face nf the
sun rt hen ronditinns are just rinht.
Snnii-t tines il does liol (jtllte iyer.
ai'd the moon ueis a fiei v fringe, ap
peaiirm as ; lumi' hhe k spot iiLraiusi
t!:; -;iii Tins i.s alhd a rlni: or an
nular .dipse
l.'n-einit1.; is so far north from lln
. ent'T oi the patli across the earth
ah'tiL; uhiih the cone o (he moon's
iuHiiiw will .-rteej. thai in all protm
'i ! '1 v it Mill a pp' a r as a pai I ia)
dip'-e idji if i should he complete
ie j e. and w ea I her eoiid il ions arc
1 : hi. (l Sul will he wholh covered
not ;:: a lomph ie hlank spa e jn
Ihe mK , hut with lle MHOU in hlak
. in roniidi d h a ma ku 1 1 h ent halo.
I The photi;.. het e and Ihe ehromo-
: pl:e e ot t he sil u. en in pi 1S1I1K t he
i i-n.unous u.-s .-hooting
( in ih ! ml o t h ait. ami it is dur
ne: lie- iot;il e. Iip-e ih.tt a -l ronono1 1
;iH' ah.e Id oh ' l e the i(iS set (ion
O! t he -.litl - il Ieei . Hlld-r the
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nl t'l.ili.i
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. 11I-. 1 I II or
11! Mulhr. mm
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TEXTILE fttTOIHES RE-
PORT BUSINESS GnfAT-
EST IN TFiElll I1ISI0RY
..li-n.
I iii I, ith
Ii -..'it
l.uil.llhi-
'hat wi'l
1 1
.11 s;
LODTERS WERE TAKEN
Four White Men Charged With
Defrauding Victims
FLOOD REGION BEING PAROLED
mum ut mu mm m m
Sight Relief fund Being Raised
for the Destitute
SW IHKCO. t'al.. Feb. 1.- I nitinl
Slates marines were reporteil iinla
lo haie caiiKhl four white men.
known as the lloliues hrolhers, loot
ing In the Olav Valley. Two of the
men were turned over t- the civil
am horilies. it was said . while the two
"Hi'Ts nr.- said to have been run out
of the disliiet ut the point of bay
onet. Th.. ...-.......! .
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ley.
ri'S1,1" Parllse.
I 11,1 niannes and sailors were pro
ammunition each, and given ordera
to "wlwifit linitet'u on tlm uimt "
vrt P.iria nr c..i,..- ii.i ... i
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,
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Spencer M. Marsh, district nttor
l eynr San IM-o County, exploded a
rumor to the efTecl that a Krand jury
investigation of the breaking of the
utav dam was contemplated.
Of chief interest to residents here
in connection witli deelo;inients
liiowinj; out of Ihe floors, was the
information that the cily'H water sys
tem had heen crippled to an extent
that made it necessary to ncKulhtte
wilh a private water company for
w aier.
This tad developed at a meeting
of the city council in the forenoon.
City oflliunls, Including Mayor K. M.
I'apps. today discussed posgitil. re
. nnsi 1 in t inn or the lower Olav dam.
Ii W. Ilawley and H. A. Wllllnev.
.-nyiiieers, whose servh-es were ten
dered the i lly by the state railroad
1 iimnilssion ol lliis slate, as an aid
to early reconstruction of the
wrecked ilam, arrived here today li
sleatner rrom l.os Angeles. Tht-y de
pai'ted Immeiiialely lor the site, am',
announced they would tiiake a thor
ough inspection and return iu ahout
t w o 1 1 a s.
Al a nieeliiiK loilav of the t'haui
her ol ('olltlneice relief com in lit ee
wilh cil.v olflcials and business men,
it was decided that efforts would he
made Iu rai.'.e a relief fund of as
close to $ I .111,0110 as possible. it
I was hellevcil this sum would prove
ample lor all reiiiireuients. The
tiinil started on Saturday had been
i.crea-ieil to ahout $::, 000 lale in
Ihe dav
I .1. A. I'lene, a resident of HI ("iljoll.
Alio tea. hi. 1 her., todav nller a trip
.nMi the tliioil swept San Iiii-ko Val-
l.y. t. piitie.l no less limit 1;. hichh
'" j i 111 pi 'I. el ranches were swept hare hy
l,kiiti.. ualei,. l-iach ranch consisted
111 I .;l al l.-.e.l u acres.
"'; j I'iei 1 s.ii.l he saw a farmer and
i-' his sun rule lo Ihe crest ol the llliinl
"- en a roe! linn Ijiiiii their hoiue. The
I 11,11: l.,ije,l let- a moment analnsl a
..nil- - 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 . I i;ei I uriiU" of cucalwi-
1 is tiees ami the two plunc-.l into
I .'- tele Ii.r a swim to Ihe safety of
a ii.-arln hilltop.
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v li.ee lues were lost III ihe tlieels
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