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Newspaper Page TextBtliliUN MONTH Tlie greatest newspaper bar gain ever offered ;he People. See big ad. Call or phoue ito. ROSEBURG REVIEW Stick to food old Rosebvrg Pros perity it due; The new and (rowing Roseburg will lli'k by you. If II. XIX. . . HOSKIU lUi, OKKGOS, KltlDAV H'tMMi, Jl I.V -M, III Ml. mm No. 128. French Lose Greatest Chance to Co operate With Allies VILLA MAY BE TAKEN SOON French Bravery and Underground Tremhec Said Staff Of titer, Are What Prevented Germans from Capturing Verdun ( Ity Carl Ackertuan ) . With (lie (iermuns at Verdun, via Ittilin ami Ixtndon, July 'JS. Her nia n s mastery hero robbed the I'piuli of their greatest chance to cooperate in tin allied drive. Had i in Fre nth position!! not boon at tacked here, the Kn'ni'h could hani- r simultaneously with the British 1 111 list. Herman officers say the main thing is not whether Verdun is taken hut whether the Teufons remain the masters. Traveling along the tler-ni-;n front. 1 find the opinion Is that tih' war will last a long time. I'l'-n-ii bravery and underground trenches, said a staff officer, is what i in e i til ing the (ieruians from tap lining; Verdun. I'.neir.y I tenter Off. I .ON HON, July 2S. The llriiish huve driven the Hrandeiibergers out o!' the I'elville wood, according" to 'Ii ii- ral llaig's report today. One hundred and sixty-three were rap I i ii red. Two Herman counter at t arks were beaten off with heavy ln-es to the enemy. Near N'euve ti:in lie sMiiail parties of Hermans en 1 1 red the front trenches but wer iiunn iliat.dy driven out, leaving many wounded. Attacks. Went Uroken. BKIELIN. July 2S. Tho enemy cannot boast that it has progressed, ili. hired the official statement, re ferring to British, attacks at To ii-res. At lacks at Pozieres and : out he:t st of the Fornenux wood were broken. Hitter hand to hand lighting occurred at Longueval and ic thi Delvillo wood. I'liinns Say They Advance. I'KTIiOnRAP. July 2S The Rus m:i n advance in the region of th" Sinnerki and Uoldurcvka rivers i out in ties successfu lly, so tho com- ( niuni'iue claimed. Cains are also it-ported in the Caucasus. U II, I. ( A H II VILLA A;l. MF.XICO CITV. July US.--Villa is h'-'ng driven into n trap. Ten thou s:ii;d Carranzh-tas are chasing him : inl his capture in imminent, accord ing to officials here, replying to Illinois in the I'nited States that the l-andi. is moving on Torreon. tvi:ntv-six ik.i. ( Ult'A'IO, July :s. Twenty-six !"'b'ii!; died last night from the 1'eat. bringing the total deallis up to I I during tho last 'J I hours. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS WILL BE FIELD FIERF; CLERKS AND CARRIERS The C. S. Civil Service Commis "H announces that a male clerk inier examination will be held on 'i-u-t tltlt'.. at Itoseburg. Ore en. to establish an eligible register nun whirji sele"tion may be made to 'I uii ant ics as they may occur in lie position of clerk or carrier at llo-'imrg postoffice. Age limits re 1 s to 1. years. Mn only wii: admitted to the examination. T) e entrance salary for clerk or "iir. post off if e service, is $mu r annum, with annual promotion? p to $1 p.-r annum, for effi- ient v ice. Vl'Pliration blank and instruction ' applirants may be obtained from ' lo a! secretary. Hoard of Ovil r.icr Kxami tiers, ut Itoseburg. f - Tl . t'Ortllffire, or frotll the Seere- . eleventh t'ivil Service Histrht. " : I'li-ioffi.H Building. Seattle. Vn. i i ii;i:i;mi: to isit. V K. M('jnfok and son. Alfred. Spokane, art i expected in Kov-'I'l- tomorrow, when they will ' w -th J. K. M.Clintoi k. th" for ' i s brother. Mr. Me'lintok Is in 1 liiiiifi. r busiie'ss in Spokaiie, but ' miMdc ring a new location. "lid llf bf htiitd wit'i the oppor-tuniti.-s lire. it is posild he may idt. to lo.-.ite Mr. M Clintock 1 IlKnle a Itieat PU'-ies of his busi ' K-. t:)ew i. and h.s orfer from ;i; . it ).. w hn Ii ill li'ak- it -;trv tint tlie oM'ortunitie 1 - re . found to be exc-edincly at tr.i. t e. STAGE OPERATOR MAY FIGHT ORDINANCE; OB JECTS TO BOND AND FEE I A complaint against K. A. Hinkle proprietor of the Roseburg-Peel auto j stage, charging a violation or the recently enacted ordinance re.iiir t ing operators of motor vehicles car rying passengers in the citv to post a bund and obtain a license, was served upon him today. This is the first case to be brought under the I n'w ordinance, and it is probable the measure may be tested by the alleged oi lender standing trial. , Mr. 1 1 ink U has retained Attornev Albert Abraham to defend him and, : it is thought a defense may be pre sented on tho grounds that the fare1 : charged for carrying the passengers' 'is based on the haul from the citv limits. The city has held that the' " use of the stre.-ts gives the right to - regulate. A fine for a violation as charged Is not to exceed $"", Mr. Hinkle is the regularly ap-! pointed mail carrier, but also main tains a stage by which he is engaged in a passenger business. He has neglectci to post a bond or pay the li'-ense fee. declaring his operations were not affecting any interests in the city. Mr. Hinkle was expected to make known his intentions late this afternoon. OFFICERS THINK MAN NOW IN TOILS GUILTY OF THE BOMB OUTRACC SAN FltANCISOO. July 28. Chief of 1'olice White, Captain Mathesoti and District Attorney Kicker announced their belief that they have in custody the man respon sible for the bomb outrage which i ost nine lives. No names were uien l loued and no indication was given as to which one of tlie suspects is held to be the leader. They agree t hat the explosion was not tho re sult of an anarchist plot. LAND OWN lilt DKAD. SAl.Kr July US. K. P. McCor niack, capitalist, dropped dead here, at 7 o'clock this morning from heart trouble. He Is a heavy laud owner throughout the state. He was born in Illinois. o .IKI. ;iK ItAilV. CIHCACO, July US. Tlie Matters baby was awarded to the It. van girl today. : CAPTAIN WAS i:Kt TTi;i. r.Kltl.lN. July 2S.- Captain Fry att. of the Knttish steamer Brus sels, was executed for attempting to rim a submarine on March 118, litt'i. osisoiim: m;ak k.imsio. i A postal leeched from W. H. 1 Osborne, of the Mont Alto ranch., who has been attending the civilian preparedness encampment at Mon terey. Ca! . states that he was in the great preparedness parade held in Sin Kram isco last Saturday and was in tlie immediate vicinity when the b-mib exploded that resulted in the death of nine persons and injury to in others. "I had just passed the corner when the explosion occurred," wrote Mr. Osborne. Those who were encamped at Monterey were present in tho parade. TOI HISTS NOT UH'ATI'.D. In a wire from T.os Angeles, Sheriff Quine was notified this af ternoon that 1. A. Schollary. of Los Ang.les. whoo car injured Thomas Mulladay, of Oakland, in a olliio" near that citv about a week ago, would not be home probably for sev eral weeks. The officers have been trving to locate the tourists ever 5ince they left Kinne, They were enroute to S. attle, and on their re turn an effort will he made to have them pav for the damage which was done in the aci ideiit. Mrs. S. C. Miller was in from Dil laid this afternoon. Mrs. Tony Mies of sutherlin, was a Ko.-eburg vi.-itor today. Mrs K. T- Pitt man. of In! lard, was a liosetnirg i-itor today. I.. S. himniick, of WinCim, left this afternoon to sp-nd a few day on business at U-ona. Mrs Julia Marn'-s. of California, who had been M-Ming with her daughter. .Mrs Kate Murray, left this afternoon for Sab in to i-it with rt -lativ-sH- Z 1,. Hin.mb k. of Oakl.md. mo tored over this morning and spent th d,n with friend. He w;n ac omjiuie-1 by n.en.beis of his fam ily. Mrs C. I- Pearson. bo had been hen a d y or to. r-turn-d to Drain tin- afternoon She n.rt b- arrang M.ent- While here to lo ate III Ko" t.urg permanetitlv and will prob:ib move her goods here next week. She has taken a ho'.ie on Pine -ti-et. JOSEPH IS HOME: Delegate to Elks Convention Re ports Delightful Trip VISITED WITH KENDALL BROS. Before Uawng New York Cily Mr. tapbscn Was Compeiltd (o Undergo a Phjskdl Examination Md Chamberlain That the health authorities cf New York, are taking every possible pre caution to preent the spread of in fantile paralysis to other Matea, was the assertion made here todav bv S. S. Joscphson. who reached Itoseburg last night after attending the an nual convention of the Klks at Ual timoro aud visiting other Kastern citic:; of importance. When Mr. Josephson reached the, Pennsylvania Railroad station in New York City preparatory lo hoard ing a train for Pittsburg, he was accosted by a health officer who de-' manded a certificate showing that he was not afllicted with the dread-, ed paralysis. Having no such certi ficate Mi. Josephson was compelled to undergo a physical examination, at the conclusion of which ho was given a certificate. . When Mr. , Joseph, on leached the California line on his return to the Pacific j Coast, another health officer boarded the train and demanded tho certifi-l cate. Fnder present conditions, Mr. I Josephson says, all passengers leav ing the state of New York must have health certificates, and must present the same to the officials be- j fore entering other slates. In New ' York Mr. Josephson visited with his brother, Walter, who formerly lived here. Mr. Josephson reports a most de lightful trip, notwithstanding that ' the weather was unusually warm in, New York and other Kastern .slates.! Leaving lioseburg, Mr. Josephson j went to Portland, w hero ho was i joined by other Oregon delegates en-' route to llaltimore to attend the Klks' convention. From Portland they tiaveled by special car, tlie first slop being made at Chicago. . There they remained for half a day. On account of lack of time Mr. Josephson was unable to visit his, aunt there, but enjoyed a brief con-! versation with her over a telephone.! Leaving Chicago. Mr. Josephson ' went to Haltimore, where he attend ed the Klks' convention which lasted four da s. There w as a big crowd present, according to Mr. Josephson. and the convention was one of the best of its kind ever held in the' I'nited States. The sessions lasted , four days and dosed with a uimjue street demonstration. i From Baltimore M r. Josephson went lo Washington, D. (., where he met I". S. Senator i.eorge K. Cham berlain Vh e President Marshall and other distinguished men. He then went to St. Louis and later to Pitts burg. At the latter city Mr. Joseph-; son was en ert allied by S A. Ken dall. During his delay in Pittsburg M r. Josephson said he passed much of his time riding about the city In Mr. Kendall's automobile and taking in the sights of that great metropo-, lis He says Kendall Brothers are very anxious to bfgn work on the proposed Kosehui g & Kastern Kail-1 road. Mr. Josephson then traveled West as far as San Francisco, w hern he spent three days visiting with his mo! her, sister and brother. The weather was delightful In San Fran cisco, according to Mr. Josephson. and lit! had a fine time there. , stom-: i:koiti: iiomk. H. J. Stone, a local piano agent, who was called to points in Wiscon sin because of the serious illness of his w i(e. is now enroute home, ac cording to word receive here today. He will pass a couple of days in Portland le-fore coming to Itoseburg loii;vrs ui:i:i: ispi;tf.i. Ft. Y. Stuart. in-pe tor of forest, who had been in On- North Cmpuua dittiii for the ,nt week obtaining data in connection with timber pales to he had there m the iimr future, -ft l.i-t nicht on ins nturn to Port land. He will prepare a i e port low ering his in vstit-'ations. whbh wiii he s ul ii i it ted lo h o ret-t Su i ''-r v P or Battrum at a later date The dV t rt . t in win- h the sab s ar- to be made is near the propped railroad .ind i rcjw being surw w rl under Mr. Hart r a m's J ire t ion. I,oa! wuiierK were notified today to be on t he lookout for fou r es lajed onits, who are thought to be making in this diction af'-r b-,i ins Souf h I 'a kota. her e t lo v eluded the offP laN Hf.iTul e'ks ago l ie- deurript In 0 4 of the llie'l are in the hand of the offier- here and all train- are !eing w.it-hed. HIGH INDIAN OFFICIAL MAY VISIT ROSEBURG; LOCAL OFFICE UNUSUAL Belief that Cato Sells. Commis sioner of Indian Affairs at Wash I ington and the highest authority lu i this branch of tho tiovei nmeii ser j vice, w ill probably be in Itoseburg in a few days, was entertained at the Indian office here today. Mr. j Sells is now Inspecting tho agency j and reservation In Klamath County. according to information received, and is understood to be intending to attend (lie institute for officials 1 now being held at Chemawa. In ! this case Mr. Sells will pass through here and will in all probability stop I for an inspection of the local offices. Itoseburg. according to the offi cials located here, ha:: an agency which is the only one of its kind in the I'nited Slates. Consequently its inspection will be of Interest to the head of the service. It is believed that some time thu great majority of reservations throughout the coun try will be abolished, when all the business will be conducted through offices similar to the one here. It , is thought that Mr. Sells may spt'nd Sunday here. SEARCH WAS FUTILE Sheriff Quine Unable to Locate California Tourists COLLISION NEAR GRANTS PASS R in tier's Mdthine Knoikfd Off Grade While the Radiator Was Bring filled W.tti Water four Men in Cat. Car Sheriff (Jutne passed most of Thursday afternoon and last night guat ding tin Pacific High way here in hope of apprehending four Call loruia m en w ho aru wanted at (.rants Pass on a charge of causing considerable damage to an automo bile belonging to 11. M. Pfefferle, who lives in what is known as the lllinoi:. Valley. Sheriff Quine received a message from Sheriff Smith, of Hrants Pass, at noon yesterday in w lib-h I he lat ter nfficer sa il lie had a warrant for the arrest of the lourNls and hoped I hey could be a ppi ehi -tided here. The Grants Pass sln-riif was unable lo give an accurate description of the men, further than that they oc cupied an automobile carrying a California license tag From what could be learned here it appears that Mr. Pfefferle was enroute to his home in JIHikHs Val ley f mm Grants Pass short I y after 1 1 o'clock yeMerdav morning, w lien he- stopped his car on I he road lo lill his radiator with water. As tlie car was standing there, the machine occupied by the I'aliioinia men came along and struck the iMefferle auto, knocking It off the grade and doing considerable damage. Tho tourists refused to stop, but instead In creased t heir speed a let w hen last seen wen going not Hi in the direc tion of Giendale. A few minutes following the aci dent Mr. Pfefferle not I fled Sheriff Smith, of Grants Pass, and the later caused u watrant to he Issued for the arrest of the strangers. Copie.; of the warrant were telegraphed to Itoseburg. Kugene and oitter north ern cities on Ihe Pa.ilic Highway. The sheriff sa the car o'cupied by the four men de i ibed did not pars through liosePnrg Thursday af ternoon or last night. It is the be lief of the sheriff thai they changed their routing fidiowiin: the accident to eludo detection at the hands of the officers, MITATloN IS i:PLlKD. "Car Shortage," i the title oi a poster prepared hv t!, ongon Pub 11'- Service Com mi--ion and po-te I today about the lailav offices in I hi.- city, to give in : ut mat ion and SUVgeSt loliS COIM e III g I lie ( leP t inn which has railed i on - idej able com plaint among the 'u..frs througn out the State. The iMj.er gives the reason for tlie -hnrt.ige ;n the n'Hr ' it v rtf on,iii cane - and regoii s ttf .it ion tit I he ft I'eti.e end of the trans-'onlinen'al liie- It savs all ti e i rops will har to be moved F.at-t bv tail this ar, arid that the pro!, bin iM-'Oii.ing m ut- To alleviate the it uat ion as mm-h a - possible a number of su gge-t ton s are given both to the railroad' md thr chlt peif. lielaiM in load in. and unload ing are r-iuf-td to awdded, an I iu opt ration of both p.irtie to re ' lev 4- the fit uat ion -a lineb as pus 'lde i- ii-ked lain w ill he I; a mil. .) iu Mv ai.d loaded to the limit. Youth Arrested Here leaves the State Training School CHARGID' WITH AUTO THEFT Charles Taylor and Two Companions Were Ar rested is Rosfburg About a Month Ago 2nd later Taken to Albany Tord was received hero this morning to the effect that Charles Tavlor, uno of the three boys ar rested here a few weeks ago on charges of stealing an nutomnhile at 1 Seattle and robbing the dwellings of several persons living between Al-' bany and Itoseburg, escaped from the statu training school early on Thursday. At noon today ho was still at large, and the officers have tittle hope of effecting his capture. Charles Taylor and his brother, i William Taylor, and Alfred Wilson were arrested by Marshal Williams here about a mouth ago. follow ing their arrival in Kosehurg with n Ford nutotuobiht which t hey stole ' from William Leekey. of Seattle. After being arrested the youths were taken to the courthouse and later to the county Jail. At the time they! were being placed in jail one of their number escaped, but was cap-' tared by Sheriff Ijuine near Kiddle the following day. The boys were held here two days w hen they were tu rned over to Sheriff Bodine. of Albany. Ho held a warrant charging the youths with the thelt of an automobile at that city. I' pon arriving at Albany two of the boj s claimed they were but 1 7 years of age. and their state ments were later substantiated by tho birth records in Washington. As a result of this discovery, the two younger members of (ho trio were commit t cd to the state training school. They had been there hut a few days when Charles Taylor made lib: escape. Iioiu the institution. The, third member of the trio is stilt at Albany, when) ho will be prosecuted on a charge ot larceny. In the event of conviction he will undoubtedly he sentenced to a term In the petilten tiary. In addition lo stealing ur, many as three automobiles, and stripping oilier cars of accessories, the you'hs entered, two failll dwellings between Albany and Itoseburg. At Conistock t hey entered and robbed t ho home , of C. It Lawrence, from which they took a iuant)ty of bedding, Jewelry and k il hen utensils. These art ich-s wej'e recovered w hen the boys were arrested here, ami were shipped tu their owner yesterday. Sheriff Ojiiun says Charles Taylor is a very clever youth and ho does not believe he will take a chaiicn on visiting Southern 'Oregon. It is Slier it l Qu i im's opinion that he will go north In hope of reaching Port laud, where lie Ik said lo have ac quaintances i MAItltll l) ON Jl , y HI. A quiet wedding was solemn i.ed at North Bend, Coos County, on luly lit, when Kaymond Hailey and Miss Kathleen Lyster were united in marriage. The ceremony was per formed In the presence of a few friends ami w as follow ed by a re ce pt ion. Mr. I uih-y tut iih rly lived in Houglas County. Illi: I MtsT AltS VSS ACICOSS Till-: I MltJI A HKIIK. The I'uip'jua bridge Ik a historical fart: ho is the Willamette Panne Bailrond. also it is a fart thai a car can tie run from the Coos Bay and I'mpuna country to any pari of the I'nited States, savs the port Cmp iia Con rbr. 1 Ins was made pos sible last Tuesday, July 2.".. 1'JlH, at I J o cloi k. w hen the first lot o motiv'. diawilig two coaclies, the mail arid express, and two freight cars loaded with coal from Coos Bay, passed over the bridge from I teed -I ort to the north, and also rcrrosH ing an hour later from the north to the KOIItll No pa.-"egej a Were taken on ell hi i trip '1 hit w as the Iir-t time that the mail, epit'-s and h.iggage was niit f err ted a- i os t he liver and from now ou this will be the ase. For some time el the pas--ei, gers will bj ta ken across the riv r t t)oal. a ii-ual. It W1 I tie K(tlie tlilit- 4't before t he bridge is full V roil, pb ted. a- there Hie four tlU-ses to go 111 Vet and It will take ijulte a while to do the ri V et Ing. The df a Will k S like clockwork and tu perte- ttn. P se-iiis tri an olisi'iuT. The building of this bridge lis it -tands I" a monument to the fkill of Kngiitei r C. it hroughton and bis rot s of able u - i ft a n t - , who made tlit- fi at of bruising a- to- s bottom b s riv i-i h a nd lav h a pu-slhilit v t Ii i on ghoul this oa-t i ount r y. ANOTHER CHAUTUUQUA IS ASSURED FOR ROSEBURG; GUARANTORS SECURED It was unnounreil hern thin morn Inn that unothi-r I'liaulamiua will lie hi'lil ill KoseburK lieu suumii'r. The last of tlm Kuaranlurs wcru neuni'd yt'Ktt'nlay. ami the contract waa exciutcil last nlKht and sent to the Klllson-Whltu t'hautuuqua llurvuu, under whoso ilirectlom the attrac tions have been brought here durliiK thu past llvu years. Secretary llelullne stated this inoi nlnK that approximately $ I J u it worth of tickets hail already been sold for next year's Clmul.iuiua, and the Kuarantors do not anticipate any trouble in dlsposiiiK of enough ad ditional tickets to mako up the Kiiarantee of ll.'.OO. -We received many volunteer reiniesu for tickets durliiK tlie past week," said Mr.1 Ileinllne t It is morning, "as well as havlni; been asked by many people to continue thu t'hautaiuiua here. ' The people of ItoseburK appear to want tho attractions, and conse quently we have decided to hold the event another year." This year's t'liaiitutniua was a suc cess, both socially and financially, and there was no valid reason why future entertainments should be abandoned. REV. CLEAVES ANSWERS LETTER SUBMITTED BY CITY SUPT. HAMLIN The Bevlew this morning received a somew hat lengthy letter written by Rev. C. H. Cleaves, in which tie t replies ill detail to the charges made j by City School Supt. F. It. Hamlin. and printed In another column of I totlay'f; issue. Mr. Cleaves' letter follows In full: July 2 Nth. UMiL Kditor Itoseburg Review: After reading the article of Mr. Hamlin in yesterday's News, I feel that It is necessary for me to an swer. 1 had hoied to keep out of print, as I deplore such things. How ever, that there may be no misun- . derstanding In the minds of the peu pie, I write. J shall wUm ln a courteous, dignified and an honor able way. The people of Kosehurg liae in this article a frank, fail statement of conditions. Mr. Hamlin said: "However, as I, remember It. the matter of Mr. j Cleaves' certificate was not men- Honed one way or another by any body at the board meeting when bis re employment was being consid ered." I cannot say as lo w ha I happened at the meeting of the hoard. But Mi. Hamlin remarked to a very prominent man of this city that the dit fer.Mn-es between him and melf were the least part of It, that the trouble was that I was not cerllfii at"d, and that I could not be elected even though thu board s tu) u Id desire to elect me. This calm up w hlle was Fast on my visit, and some of my friends wrote Slate Supt. Churc hill and asked him about my certification, and received tho reply that I wan entitled to a f ive year cert i Ileal w henover I , should (all Tor it. Mr. IMIIard. a member of the school board, stated lo this same man that Mr. Hamlin's and Mr. Cleaves' troubles wro as not h ing t hat Mr. ( 'leaves was not : (pialilied to teach and therefore 1 could not be eleeted. Let me say to I he people of ItOKebu l g that M V. , Hamlin knew that I had taken the slate examination in education for I he five year paper, because I had his permission to he away from the! t iif I y hail and take Ha id examina lioii. He Willi there assisting the' count v super in ten r en t with the ex - am Ination. Why should he say I w as not certificated '.' Why does he not have anyihing more to say about the certification'' fie knew well Htid guoil that I was tiiallfled to tea h In Ihe high schools of the state of Ore gon. As regards my being away from the high school at the time I moved from t he Wash ington st reel prop erty; Mr. Hamlin claim that I ab solutely ignored him and did not asK his permission to be out of school hen my residence prop erty was pun haed bv the sc hool hoard utter th tire. I said to Mr Hamlin oho da v - "Mr. Hamlin, it W III be net et,;-ai V for tli to move hfloie li e n linol term - over. Ulld I would like to haw jut in is-ion to be out of vihool Ulll it le all light'" He answered "Yes M r Cleaves, that I all right. We will get a substitute to take our p are " W together agreed on it certain person and Mr Hamlin said that when the time came, for me to go ahead with my moving, just letting t he principal of the high school know so that the substitute could le K .iten. TM- I d.d. us Mr Fit patii' k will -tale I never told Mr Hamlin that I considered It the prim ipal hui-iuess rather than his to attend to sir h matfen. I simply I'll him that I bad his permission to lie away for a shoit while and that I met el v told Ihe prim (pal about Ihe e ii t due, Blinking this would (Continued on Faxo Hli ) Departure of Submarine Is Ex pected Within few Hours TUG'S CREW IS IN READINESS Mirylaod Pilots Jbsociatioi Will Supply lit Drutsihldod Wild a Mai It Pilot Her Dowa tbe River BALTIMOKK, July 2S. The DeUtHC hhind Ulll hr.in.ru n . pilot from the Maryland Pilots Ah sociatlon. that organization said. Pilot Coleman, w ho brought the sub marine up the river, is out of town and is not available. Captain Cul luison. or Ihe tug Ttinmins. wanta Coleman, but the rule of the asso ciation require that the first man out be taken, which means the first name on the pilots' list. A 24-hours crew- is now aboard the Timtnins, giving the impression that the Oeutschland's stay is short. It may lay over in the lower bay before running the patrol. TllltKK Mil: AsrilYXIATKO. ST. I.oriS, July 28. William Ititihie, after sleeping on tho ver anda last night, broke Into his home and found his wife. Sarah, and two children asphyxiated from gas pour ing out of a bnke-oven. BATTLK IN Plt XiltKSS. LONDON. July 28. The same desperate hand to hand fighting by which the British captured Pozieres from the (ieriuans Is proceeding to day on the outskirts of Longueval and beyond the lielville woods, northeast of that town. (Jeneral I latg reported nis troops were suc cessful. Tho Berlin communique in sists that tho Mghtlng is still pro gressing, and that the British at tacks were broken. The Brltlsh rc-port that strong (lerfnan counter attacks directed against the trenches newly won by Kitchener's troops hail been beaten off with heavy losses to tho enemy. CONTHAtTOH IS ( HAIK.Fh. Alleging that plumbing Installed by Contra" tor F. F. Patterson In the house occupied by Mrs. M. L. Scott, at K47 Cobb street, is contrary to the specifications set out In the city ordinances, a cum plaint was Issued by City Recorder Whipple this morn ing charging Mr. Patterson with the Illegal anion. The plumbing Is said to have been done a year ago and baft since caused considerable dis satisfaction. The id u m bin g inspec tor also reported that the work was done without a permit. Mr. Patter son will probably make an appear ance latei today, when he will for mally enter ti iu plea. .(ark Itawson, a well known Mel rose ran her, passed tho day In itoseburg looking after business matters. STAGE SERVICE FOR OREGON TOURS IS ES- For tho purpose of advertising a new- stage serv it from Portland to Southern Oregon and return via Faster n ' M'egnit and the Columbia River Highway. C. A Cramer, Pian agej of the Cramer Stagn A Realty Co , topped off In Itoseburg last evening and left thi morning, tak ing with him his wife and bin first passengers to make thu trip. An auto in. i k ing I tie round trip leaves the Imperial Hotel ut Portland twice eat h wiek, at cording to Mr. Cramer, and in thin citv will stop at tho Ho tel (irand. The round trip faro is I 'i, and slop over privileges of three da at any place are granted. The trip Is said lo take In the best scen ery in Oregon and the fare is about the same as ttavellng by train. For a week end trip there Is said to be notin superior. 4 OMHTIOY IS CHITICAU Phvi. lariH attending James II, liavis. w ho accidentally shot Mmelf in the mountains west of Went Fork on Wtdnesdav, said todav th.;t the man was still in a critical condition No effort has been mad-' to locale Ihe bullet which Is imbedded some w here in the lungs, after passing through the right arm and entering the chest n attempt to reach It will probably he made In the next few davn The Injured man's wife Is ex pert ed here from Kverett. Wnh . this evening or tonight. Ir. F. B Stewuit has charg' of the cae.