Sherman County observer., August 28, 1914, Image 4

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MORO.
OREGON.
F R ID A Y .............. A u < u « t
2 8 ’ 1914
With
to
Particular
Reference
Personalities
How Leaders of the Armed
and
Characteristics.
<
Forces Have Distinguish-
.
ed Themselves.
Th« hapid Reader’« Review of
X the great w ar, so long dreaded, bard men t ~bf Alexandria In 1882 and
which has uow Deem Inaugurated
Modern Mothods W ill Keep tho N u m ­
in Europe. Involving more or less
ber of Cripples Down to a M inim um .
directly every one of the power©
Wounds Onoo Fatal Not Now Noo-
great and sm all, they have embarked
•aaarily So, and Camp Psstiloncos.Aro
upon the fruy w ith tbe knowledge that
It Is a fight fo r their very national ex
Effootivsly Combated.
latence.
Uulted States arm y surgeons are con
I t I» tilts reeling, continues F. Cun-
of the F irst N ational ban». maae »1 vlnced, suys the New York Tribune,
llffe-Oweu lu the New York Sun, that
Portland August 14, was ordered th at there w ill be no lengthy m ortality
has silenced in sw wonderful a man
printed by the senate as a publitf’doc- list from disease and no arm y o f crip­
uer «II party dissensions In the vgrl
ples
as
a
result
of
the
European
w
ar.
ument.
on» countries concerned
Negotiations are afoot in Harney Ttioee who die w ill die quickly. Death«
It Is this sentiment, too. th at is I in
w ill be due to accuracy, long range
oounty for the location of a Mormon
lielllug France. England. Austria, Rus­
and rapid firing, and not to disease or
colony on lands now owned by the
sia. G erm any and all tbe other nations
Infected wounds.
Oregon A W ashington Colonisation
“Gangrene and Infection." declared concerned carefully to select the lead­
company
an arm y surgeon who Is recognized ns ership of th eir armed forces, those
only who appear to them ns best q ual­
Another epidemic of dog pot»onlng an authority, " w ill be practically un
ified to undertake the terribly houvy
has broken out In Pendleton and the
i resiMnslbtllty o f directing the defences,
tsedlgnMlon among dog owners is such
of tbe couutry.
that big rewards are being offered for
Probably tbe least known of them
tbe apprehension of the guilty per-
all In tills country Is the généralisai
mo of the French arm y. General Jo­
seph Jollrs. though sixty-tw o yenrs
That a snake will commit suicide g
old. Is tbe youngest officer o f his rank
to eechpi torture was demonstrated at p
I In the French servie©
Silver Lake, when two cats, the prop- «
Like so many great m ilitary leaders.
erty of a homesteader near the lake, 0
UKNKUAL JOSEPH JOPFUX.
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General JiMTee Is s very silent man.
herded a big dtamoad rattler into a
a
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rd taking part lu Uw* battle of
rather retirin g In his demeanor Burly
hill of red ants.
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In figure, w ith heavy flnxep mustache T el-el-K eim - «« nn officer of the naval
Charging that title to the land was J
p lentifully tinged w ith silver, thickly brigade. w hile tin waa twidly wounded
acquired by fraud, the government has q
tufted eyebrows, shading a pair of I k the attem pt t" re l’eve the beleaguer-
er foreign lugatlt ua at Peking fourteen
suit through the federal court
yean* ago. receiving a Boxer bullet
to cancel patent for 640 acres of land fl
through hl« huitre. Ula recovery was
now owned by Stephen H arrer, a 1
in the nature of >1 miracle.
sheep rancher of Grant county.
1
Aa for England’» m ilitary forces In
Circuit Judge Kelly sentenced Roy • (
tbe present eon Bagration, they are un­
Carroll, convicted of killing John Rol­
der the supreme control of her for©
moat soldier .ami tiiout succesaful com­
ler. marshal of Gervais, to Ufe Imprls- t
mander In chief. Field Marshal the
onment In tbs penitentiary. Carroll a 1 j
Earl Kitchener of K h artum , who has
attorneys signified their Intention of (
been appointed minister of war. His
appealing to the supreme court.
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achievement» a» the conqueror of the
That the European war presents a I
8udan and as the victor of the battle
golden opportunity to Oregon to de­
of Om dnrm an In 1898, the unecees w ith
velop Its mineral resources and add
which he put u u end to the Boer w ar
minions to the wealth of the state is I 1
three years Inter, his Complete reorgan
the belief of C. W. Clapp, a ml sing ’
Izatlon o f the arm y and m ilitary d©
fenscs of lndln and "more recently his
man ofclQ years’ experience, who lat©
magifilleent constructive work a» B rit­
ly came to Portland from Nevada.
I (
ish. plenipotentiary In Egypt are so fa ­
The sale of 87,600.600 board feet of I j
m ilia r ou this side of the A tlan tic as
timber la the Crater Lake national I
to need little more than passing refer­
forest has been authorised by the for­
ence
H e saw some service In the
ester at Washington, D. C. It Is eetl- J
! French nrray In the Franco^Prussian
mated that the sale w ill bring over I
i w ar o f 1870-1
1160.000 into the. national treasury, I
Like the famous Field Marshal von
lng through bone tissue w ith o ut splin­
M per cent of which w ill be spent lo- I
Moltke. he la a scientific soldier, who
tering. T he arteries are seldom In ju r­
Recent Reports Rew ritten
wT?r of TJ>77. Ts Ebe Adest »on of The
lat© Grautl D uke Nicbolna Nlcholalo-
viteh. who commanded the R u m lan
arm y In th at campaign, la rated by
the G erm an w a r departm ent n t Berlin
and by tbe m ilita ry expert« o f Europe
a« the most clever and b rillia n t cav­
alry lender now livin g and hupforeev«
ernl years past been at tbe head of
tbe m ilita ry district of St. Petersburg
and o f the capital and ns such responsi­
ble fo r tbe safety of tbe cxar, tbe reig©-
Ing house and of the government.
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tonic order, who 1» In chief command
o f the laudw ebr of Ixuh Austria and
H ungary
G eneral Conrad von Hoetzendorf. as
chief ” f I he generi I vtaff of the Aus­
trian arm y. Is a soldier of the Field
M arshal von Moltke «ml Kitchener
type. Iinrtstlng that everything In con­
nection w ith tbfc Austrlnn n rm y »ball
work w ith eloeklihe precision.
HOTGL
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Corner of 7th and 3tark Street
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C H A S . W R IG H T , P re s id e n t
. M C . D I C K IN S O N , M a n a g e r .
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It is new, and its rooms are providetf with
ru n n in g w ater nnd lon g d istan ce telephones.
“The Gloomy Julius.”
tli re. bending th e relief <*olumn wuicn
In Mediterranean
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The Dalles, Oregoi
H e a d q u a rte rs for our S h erm an County
friends; prices reasonable; first cla38
re sta u ra n t w ith the hotel.
C u re d o f In d ig e s tio n .
Mm. Sadie P. Clswson, Indians, Pa., was
bothered with indigestion. “ My stomach
pained mfe night and day," she writes. “I
would feel bloated and nave headache and
belching after eating. I also suffered from
constipation. M y daughter had used Cham­
berlain’s Tablets and they did her so much
good that she gave me a few doses of them
aad insisted on my tryin© them. They
helped me as nothing else has done.” For
■ale by ail dealers.— Advertisement.
Aa for the Fren<h navy. It Is undei
tpe supreme conimand of Adm iral
Roue de In Peyrere, who may l»e re
membered as hnvlng visited the Unit
ed Rtates some years ago w ith a « nils
©r squadron on the ocenMon If
memory serves me. of the Jamestown
t-elebratlon
Acknowledged l*»th at
DALLES,
Saisfactlon Guaranteed or Money Refunded
tation o f tbe lim b Now such a wound
I is opened and dressed and beala w ith ­
I out am putation.
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Dissaas M ain Factor.
I T be prevention methods and Im prov­
I ed sanitary arrangem ents which hav©
developed w ithin the last generation
He w ill go first to Chehalis, Wash.,
then to Spokane, and later to Helena, I In th© armies of the world are gener­
MonL, where he will attend the Mon- I ally ragaroed as even more Im portant
than the treatm ent of the wounded
tana state fair.
In the civil w ar eight soldiers died of
Joe Knowles, the artist-nature man. disease to every one who succumbed
who has Just completed his 30-day I to wounds. Experts have figured that
pri«srtGv«> man experiment In the Sis­ | In the Eifropoan w ar not more than
kiyou forests, 66 miles southwest of three w ill dl© of disease to one killed
I In battle. ’
Grants Pass, has returned to civiliza­
The camp pestilences have alw ays
tion. The return was celebrated as a I , been
typhoid and dysentery.
U ntil
at the time.
Big M an
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In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
roomy ¿arage of Walther-William« Company.
Competent
workman always ready to help you in any way they ta n at
least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge
will always be reasonable.
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An fo f General H elm uth von Moltke.
the Germ an chief of tbe generaf staff,
be Is the nephew of the great Field
Marshal von M oltke and Is as huge and
burly ns General von Hoetsendorf la
short and spnre. T he great Field M ar­
shal von Moltke. Jt mny l»e recalled,
was celebrated for bis tacitu rn ity. His
uephew Is In the same way renowned
for the rarity of his smiles, w hile such
a th in g as liHighter is entirely foreign
to his character
H e nlwayo has an npi»enrance of pro
round gloom. To sin h an extent Is this
the case that the kaiser alwuys »peaks
of him ns “der traurlge Julius” (the
gloomy Julius)
went to the jUMbditHce of thi* Bonbler
» X| « «III ion and penetrating u« fnr ns
T im bu ktu mid «elxlug Unit mysterious
. lt\ w lib b for ceuturle» Imd been th©
headquarters of the native trade of
: entrnl Africa
lie likewise had a large share lu tb e-
conquest of the Island of Modngrt©
ear. of which lie was governor for three
year»
General jo ffr e ’s principal lieutenant,
chief defiuty and alter eg«» Is General
the Marquis de ('«stelnau. soil of the
general o f the same name, who was
Napoleon U I ’» principal «Id-de-eamp
at the buttle of Sedan In 1870
Among the other generals who have
racelved conimand» at the front at
the hands of General Joffre t» old Gen
era I Pau. one of the heroes of the but
tie of Froescbvlller.
Then there 1» Generhl Hubert L.vau
tey. hitherto commnnder In chief In
Morocco, for the fouquest of which
France Is Indebted to him
He. too.
Is a veteran of the w ar of 1870, al
though be waa only n boy of seventeen
YOUR
Fine Diamond*, Jewelry, Watehoe,
Clocks and Optical Goods,
In many years.
Thomas Brunk, of Eola, state rep-
reeentatlve from Polk county, and a
prominent livestock raiser, left Mon-
dhy to net ns Judge of livestock at sev-
oral fairs in Washington and Montana.
•alom hr th© ©tat© fair ©aaoclatios.
BY AUTO
Three Archduke« Soldier*.
I t Is to Archduke Frederick th gt Em-
Francis
has confided tbe
peror _
..------- Joseph
r
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chief command of his armies In tbe
present w nr
Very short and stocky,
be Is the eldest brother of tbe queen
mother of Spain and Is on terms o f
the utmost Intim acy w ith the kaiser.
Enormously rich, he Inherited the vast
fortune us well as the duchy o f Tes-
cheu from hl* uncle. Archduke Albert,
victor o f tbe battle of Custoxxa, who
for so many years was generalissimo
of the Austrian nrmy.
T w o other archdukes who are called
upon to play a role In the present w ar
are Archduke Leopold Salvator, who as
Inspector general o f artillery has done
ra lly on roads and schools.
ed by such wounds, ss tbe bullet, going
One mile of fruit, 12 feet high and I through the flesh, pushes the blood ve©
eight feet wide, weighing 3,006,000 I sets to one side.
pounds. Is the estimated record of the I Tbe advance In surgery, moreover. I
Milton Fruit Growers’ union to date I has been such th at wounds which were
this year. This does not Include local I form erly fata l, or at leust necessitated
am putation, are now healed w ithout
or express shipments or fru it sold to I
such an operation. Form erly a ballet
peddlers. About 14 carloads of prunes
wound through a Joint, such as the
are going out dally at the best prices I knee or elbow, necessitated the im p u ­
gala day In Grants Paas, and practi­
about fifteen years ago tbe causes o f
cally the entire dtlsoashlp turned eut
these diseases and the prevention
to greet Knowles, when he arrived.
were not known ‘ Now both have
Having been put out of the saloon I been ascertained and are effectively
huelneea beeause of the bad reputa­ fo u g h t T he typhoid germ la attacked
tion of his place. W. Margulfils of I by vaccination and the dysentery
Portland says he w ill open the largest
eoffee house on the Pacific coast for
Aliens Hsre IMsodoH F ig h t
the purpose of-giving men out of work
In answer to many appeals for in­
meals for small cost
The coffee
form ation from naturalised citlswns
house w ill bo la the building formerly
and foreign residents as to conditions
occupied by the saloon.
under which they may be returned to
Complaining that the management
th eir native lauds f©r m ilita ry serv­
ice Secretary Bryan has Issued- a
of several railroad companies In the
statem ent saying the United States
■tats allowed passengers during the
was not a party to any treaties under
recent warm spell to remove their
which such persona m ight be com­
ohorr. and that the atmosphere of tbe
pelled to return for m ilita ry service.
oars became unbearable, a resident of
H e eays there Is no way in which they
the stats, whose name Is withheld,
might be forced to Join tbe armies so
has asked the stats railroad commi©
long as they remain In the United
slon to Issue an order forbidding pa©
Ftatee.
gingers from Indulging In the practice
Every Canadian volunteering for ac­
I© the future.
1 tive service 1s compelled to bring the
The operetary of agriculture advises written consent of hie wife before he
Braator Chamberlain that the depart­ can be accepted.
ment wW not go further in coopera­
ges tuberculin toots ns requested by
Patrons of Husbandry of Forest
Osove. The department Is arranging
Germany—At w ar with France.
tests of pure bred cattle throughout
Belgium, England. I tuas la and
the country under signed agreements
Montenegro.
w ith owners, believing this plan w ill
France— At w ar with Germany
he more efficacious than promiscuous
and Austria.
Bngto'nd—At war with Germa­
Pomona Orange, which Includee ev­
ny snd Austria.
Austria—At war with Servia.
ery Orange in Douglas county, Is plan­
Russia. Montenegro, England
ning to hold a “good roads" meeting
and France.
In Ro©ebwrg on Saturday. The pro­
Russia -A t war with Germany
gram w ill Include addreeee by persons
and Anatri©-
well versed In road building, as well
Belgium—At war with Ger
1© asttsical numbers and a general dl©
many.
eneelon. Good roads enthusiasts from
Montenegro— At w ar with Oer-
all sections of Douglas oounty will
many end Austri».
take part la the general dlacusalon, i
which w ill be one of the features of
the program.
Saturday, September 16, to the date
th *
©M-tlon o f t b * MW-
TU w r* »*
©at' for the third annual Hood River
o n ly on« w a y to c a r« d n e fs n a a e n d t h a t Is
by e o e n tltu tio n a l rem«>dl«e
D«efn«no »
county Industrial School Fair. Ten
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by nn ln O » m e d oo ndltto n o f tb e m u
lln le s o f t í « S un tecH len T a k e . w b « n
Industrial clubs have been organised cows
this tub« l e In fla m e d y o u h n r« e n rtn b lln »
la the various school districts of the •ou nd o r Im p e rfe c t b « e rtn c . e n d w h «n It te
e n tire ty elon«d. D vafnesn b th « r e m it , e n d
oounty ©ad keen rivalry will exist
u n l e m tb e In fla m m n tlo n can b« ta k e n out
n d thin tube restored te Its e e r m e l o e e d l-
among the hoys for the trip that 1© a tlo
e. h e n r l n e w ill ho dontreyad fn rw re r: a le «
c a s e « out o f ton e re caused h r - C a ta r rh ,
offered by the Commercial club to th© w
h ic h Is n o th in « h u t e a la fla m a d e a a d lt t M
tw© hoy© scoring th© highest In any of th« mneowa n arfaeoa
W e W ill glee Oa« H u n d re d D a lla r e f a r a n y
two projects proposed by the state so
can« o f D oafnea* (ce«med by a a t a r r h ) t h a t
cannot be cured by H a i f a C a ta r rh C ara.
perlntendeat of Instruction. The eno- Send fa r circulara, f r e e
oeosful youths w ill he entertained Is
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
Two B locks From N ew Depot
F R E E AU . 0 B U S TO AND FROM A LL T R A IN S
AN AMAZON ARMY OF 150,000.
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
' P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
OBMBKAl. HBLgUTH VON MOLTKa
prepares for his victories by plans laid
out beforehand w ith luntheuiatlcal pr©
clslou. leaving nothing to chauce.
T h e chief cotntniuid <»f the English
forces In the field has been allotted to
Field M arshal Sir John Fretoch
Sou and graiglson of naval officers.
F ir John was orlgimilly Intended for
the church and waa sent against hls
will Into the navy, which he -qnlt os
sublieutenant to Join the artny as s
liusaiir officer.
He enjoys tiie well
m erited . reputation of being the most
able cavalry lender of the B ritish army
snd won fam e a s « * ! ) during the Boer
wnr. H e nsslHted Lord Kitchener In
th© crushing o f CronJe.
There has alw ays l»een « good deal of
discussion ns to whom the chief credit
of C ronje’s defent really belonged, and
ever since a Certain amount of 111-feel
tng has m anifestly existed on the part
©f French to w ard Kitchener Whereas
the la tte r Is very ta ll and soldierly
looking. Sir John to a very short, stout
man of barely five feet five.
Russia's .War Heads.
Russls’s gigantic arm y to under the
chief command of General Sukomlluoff
and the Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcho-
laiovltch. The latter to to direct th©
operations In tbe field as geuernllSal-
mo. whereas the form er remains «t
S t Petersburg »» m inister o f war.
Unlike most of bis predecessors at
the w ar departm ent, Sukomlluoff Is a
Slav and a Rusalau Natlonhltat. H ls
work until summoned from Kiev a
few years ago to assume tbe task of
reorganizing (he ’ m ilita ry Threes of
Russia as miniater of w ar was entir©
■ty concerned w ith the strategic prob­
lem of tbe western frontiers of the
empire
H e tcok part In neither th©
Chinese nor J'npancse ware nor lu any
«♦f the Asiatic campaign«- but fought
brtlllantly In the Turkish »‘nr of 187t.
G rand Duke Nlchhtos NlchohHdvttch
■© prubiibly tbe tallCot m cm lw r of th©
*elgnlng house o f ’ Russia and looks
what he to. a ta»rn cavalrym an, »pare
•f figure and o f exceptionally distin­
guished bearing.
H e won tbe S t
George's Cross for conspicuous gnllan-
* tty on the biUleflcHil & lb* Turkish
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
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P o s itiv ly m s t c e n tra lly
located
F ifth St. cars pass
the doo» s eve< y few m inute».
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European Plan. Rates $1.00 an d up
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Severe A tta c k o f Colic Cured.
E. E. Cross, who travels in Virginia and ,
other Southern States, was taken suddenly
snd severely ill with colic. A t the fir s t store
ho came to the merchant recommended
Chamberlainte Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. No
one should leave home on a journey without
a hottie of this preparation. For sale by all
dealers.— Advertisement
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• “Now , my child." »«id the kind old
Judge, “ which do y o n *p re fe r to go
w ith 7"
••Tbut dei'Ciid».'* nuawered the fash­
ionable child "1» nmHwr to get large
alimony Y"
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"barge enough to embarrass* father
financially
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Clean beds, and table tbe best tbe m arket
will afford. Prices reasonable. . Com­
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the praise I can give them.” writes Mrs.
Richard Olp, Spencerport, N . Y . They
have cured me of headache and nervous­
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For sale by all dealers.— Advertisement.
■ W here Ignorance le Bliss.
**Wns that your Intended that you
were w alking w ith?"
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hasn’t y«rt «might on.” - L i f e
Inataltmcnta.
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a n d D e p o t. C o u rte o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
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