Sherman County observer., September 11, 1914, Image 1

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Largest and strongest department*
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GERMAN-WAR MINISTER
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF G E N E M T E R E S T
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
’ Week.
80C,000 Russians, Under Grand
Duke Nicholas, Started for
German Capital.
RUSSIAN COMMANDER
BRITISH ESTIMATE
LOSSES AT 15,000
Germans Are Reported to Be
Neglecting Paris and March­
ing Southeast
London—The operation» of the
Cost Expert Promised.
British army in France last week are
Petrograd.—D
e
c
la
rin
g
,th
a
t
Austria
^ 7 (7 7 ^
N a w aia*.*# Ad«uu*«r*<i**
Eugene —On the basis that the Ore­
reviewed In a statem ent Issued by the
gelisi»« la ecu's* <»• . uo»i>uai<je>
la np longer a factor In the war, Lieu­
T v H ie e F r * *
D « f« lle r ta a Io *
**S
gon
farm needs scientific business or­
official w ar information bureau.
l**W t» M *Ìe r <aiak>* • ^ M a a e a w e S e e k U l.
tenant General Yanuehkevltch, chief
ganization
as
much
as
does
any
cor­
“It is now possible to make another
f i d a m i " - * R««la*rar.
of the Russian general staff, an­
poration, and holding that the Oregon
general survey In continuation of that
^SblVERSITY or OREflON
nounced th a t the main object of the
rua>p«u omsoon
farmer suffers more from inefficiency
Issued on August SO, of the operations
Russian offensive, the capture of Bei­
and leakage of cost items than any
of the British army during the pest
lin. baa been Initiated.
-
other one factor, the United States
week— _ — ««,__
- <*•»■• - »• u - ■ ~ - -
W h»* he refused information re­
government Is preparing to place a
“No new main trial of strength has
garding the plana, he stated th a t the
farm ers’ efficiency expert In the state
taken plaoe. There have Indeed keen
arm ies selected for the invasion of
to co-operate with the county farm ex­
battles In various parts of the im-
the German empire, under the direct
nflense front which In other wgre
perts.
personal command of the Grand Duke
They will make a systematic survey
would have been considered opera­
Nicholas, have already started on their
of conditions and formulate. If possi­
tions of the first magnitude, hut In-
march. They will number 20 army
ble, schedules and suggestions to elim­
this war they are merely Incidents of
corps of the first regular line of the
strategic withdrawal and contraction
inate present waste.
active army, about 800,000 men.
of the allied forces of war.
Grand
Duke
Nicholas,
commander-
W ith all of eastern Galicia dominat­
Benson Wins By One Vote.
“Since the battle at Camhral, on
Tn-chief
of
the'-ftoemen
armies,
oper­
ed by the Russians, and the Austrian-
August 26, where the British troops
ating
against
Austria
and
Germany.
Salem.—The
state
canvassing
board
German invasion of Russian-Poland
successfully guarded the left flank of
A r r o w a n d N it r o v l u b
has decided that Judge Benson has
checked, It Is expected thtft the Rus­
the whole line of French armlea from
Fear y b it'ty coll* them “ The Speed Shelia »
won
the
republican
nomination
for
the*
sian armies will move In a solid line
BRIEF WAR NEWS
a deadly turning attack supported by
fo r abort.
supreme court over Justice McNary
toward
the
first
chain
of
the
defenses
Steel Lined, a ll the exploarre force kept beck
by
one
vote.
The
next
step
is
for
No important engagement la report­ an enormous force the seventh French
along the Oder river, where It is ex­
of the shot. No aide expansion. A straight­
General Von Falkenhayn, who
Judge
Benson
to
receive
a
certificate
a w a y blow that g et* the load there q w xk.
ed
between the forces of the Allies army has come into operation on the
pected the Germans will make their Minister of War of the German Em­
of
nomination
from
Governor
West.
Y e n tak e a »horter lead on the fast birds —
and the Germans during the past British left.
first real stand.
"This, In conjunction with tj»e fifth
pire.
The
governor
Is
hesitating
because
get m ore of them .
week. The Germans continued to
Of the total A ustrian forces In Gali­
army
on our right, has greatly taken
T o get th e Speed Shell* be .a r e to *ee the
Judge Benson refused several days force their way toward Paris, the al­
cia—probably 12 arm y corps—at least
Red Ball M a rk of R em m g to o -U M C on
the
strain
and pressure off our le ft
ago
to
agree
to
a
recount
of
15
votes
lied armies falling back, fighting rear
CUSTOMS LOSS OFFSET
four army corps of 200,000 men have
every box.
*-
“During' the whole of this period
in Sixes precinct, Curry county, and guard engagements.
been practically put out of action, any­
The French government, in order to marching and fighting have been con­
T c ,iz .
how for some time, and 150 of their Beer and Wines to Bear Brunt of New declined to consider extension of time
mat preventative, and *en lebrieeat.
War
Revenue
Tax.
to
September
22.
suggested
by
the
avoid
the possibility of being bottled tinuous and in the whole peridd the
keatofteo Arn*-Ua*eo Metallic Cartridf* Co-
500 guns captured.
Mae Tach
Washington.—Democratic members state canvassing board.
up in Paris, was removed to Bordeaux. British casualties, according to the
The honors of the week are Ger­ latest estimates, have amounted to
of the ways and means committee
Alaska Coal Bill Passed
W ashington—The Alaska coal land I have agreC(i virtually on a list of Round-Up to Be Biflser and Better. many's for the spectacular march of about 15,000 officers and men.
“The British army now is south of
leasing bill, which is to work with the | comrao<lities susceptible to special
Pendleton—-The greatest bunch of her right wing to the environs of
the Marne and is In line with the
taxation
to
raise
the
$100,000,000
re­
Paris,
but
strategically,
they
are
emp­
performers,
both
cowboys
and
cow­
Alaska railway law for the develop­
French forces on the right and left.
ment of the coal resources of Alaska, quested by President Wilson to offset girls, ever gotten together, will be seen ty honors. Germany can do nothing
"Thd latest Information about the
with
Purls
for
the
moment.
Her
main
the
loss
in
customs
receipts
caused
at the roundup this year, Sept. 26, 25
was passed by the house. It now
enemy
is that they are neglecting
and 26. With the closing of th^ con­ objective must continue to be the sep­
by the conflict in Europe.
goes to the senate.
Paris and are marching In a south­
Although
’
no
announcement
was
aration
of
the
opposing
forces
and
tract for the McCarty outfit of Chey­
L/1
eastern direction towards the Marne
W RITERS DENY ATROCITIES made, it is certain that beer and wines enne, including all the winners Of the their envelopment.
The week has seen these envelop­ and towards the left and center of the
shall raise the greater portion of the main events at Cheyenne this year,
ing
attem pts tried again and again, French lines.’’ -
needed
revenue
and
(hat
there
shall
the
roundup
program
is
brought
to
the
American Authors Say Charges Not
he no tax on railroad tickets and gaso greatest perfection of any ever yet of but each time the English and French
Confirmed Against Germans.
have stepped backward before the cir­ FISHING BOATS ARE SUNK
f'ired.
'
New York.—The Associated Press Une.
cle was completed and the noose has
Strenuous
opposition
fool
the
Un­
h a s received by wireless from Berlin
-F O R S A L E B Y
15 British Boats Destroyed In North
derwood
proposition
for
a
tax
on
ralP
been pulled In vain.
One
Fatal
'W
reck
Accident
Reported
a message, which was sent from Alx
Sea and Sailors Seized.
These successes prove not so much
road
tickets,
the
argument
being
that
la Chapelle to Berlin for transmission.
London.—The
official information
Salem.—Seventy-two
accidents,
one
i uncanny ability of Germany to
The authors, all of whom are well- such a tax would antagonize the trav­ fatal, were reported to State Labor
bureau announced a German squadron
rush
fortresses
at
will,
as
a
very
known American newspaper men, Ro­ eling public.
Members are now seriously consid­ Commissioner Hoff during the last pressing tear of the allied field armies had sunk 15 British fishing boats la
ger Lewis, The Associated Press; Ir-
ering
a proposal to tax magazines and week. The fatal accident occurred at that if they get too near their own the North Sea.
win 8. Cobb, Saturday Evening Post
The Admiralty issued tha following;
Sunday
mgjkgklne supplements of Lime Mile Board, where H. R- Tub!. ■ fortified areas they may be driven In­
wod Philadelphia Public Ledger; Har­
“The
German cruisers and four de­
railroad
section
employe,
lost
his
life
ry Hanson, Chicago Daily News, dewspapera. » It was settled that mo­ Lumbering activities caused the great­ side and surrounded.
The German forces having failed to stroyers succeeded In sinking 15 Brit­
tion
plcturo
film
3,
rather
than
tickets
Jam es O'Donnell Bennett and John T.
er number of accidents, 25 being hurt envelope the allies, are reported to ish fishing boats In the North Sea.
MriOutrheon, Chicago Tribune, were I to “movie” theatres, shaU be assessed. In that employment, and railroads
have fallen back before their offens­ They captured a quantity of fish, and
originally assigned to Brussels, and
came second with a total of 19 acci­ ive tactics On the line from Manteull- the fishermen were taken to W1I-
New
Pope
Is
Crowned.
when th at city was taken they were
le-Hsudouln ta Verdan. In a dispatch helmshaven as prisoners of war.”
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Rome.—Pope Benedict XV, formerly dent«?,*
returned to
Alx la Chapelle. The tele-
How the German fleet escaped the
from Boulogne, In which the French
gram was partly mutilated by Inter- I Cardinal Otaconm Della Chiesa, Arch-
British
war fleet which had previously
commander.
General
Pau,
is
given
as
ference and certain words are mis bishop of Bologna, who wag elected ARSON TRUST IS ALLEGED
reported that the seas were safe to
authority
that
the
allies
have
won
a
sing, but the text here given in part suprem e pontiff to succeed the late
British and neutral shipping, la not
is clearly that Intended by the au- p ope plus X, was crowned Sunday, Small Shopkeeper» Charged With victory at Precy Bur Oise, in which
yet known. The admiralty had an­
'S
tarting
Fifty
Fires.
the
Imperial
Guard,
under
the
Crown
t t o r ,:
Accompanied by the cardinals now
Portland.—Wholesale
Indictment« Prince of Germany, Is alleged to have nounced that the seas were now safe
*Tn spirit we unite in rendering here he vAui escorted to the great
and had permitted the resumption of
(sic) German atrocities groundless as basilica of 8t. Peters, where with all charging arson were returned here by been annihilated by a British force.
shipping between Antwerp, the Dutch
The
British
official
bureau
says
that
far as we are able to learn.
the pomp and glory demanded by the the grand jury. Those accused are.
and Scandinavian porta and Harwich.
the
plans
of
the
Fronch
commander-
Com e
“After spending two weeks with and | traditions of centuries, he was formal Phillip Davis, A. Wolfman, A. Zalk
in-chief,
General
Joffre,
are
being
to tlie
accompanying the troops upward of ty acclaimed as the supreme head of David Pepp, L. Sax, Sam Sax, Max A1
Galician Fort Surrounded.
bert, I. W. Weinberg and P. Miller steadily carried out, and that the al­
100 miles we are unable to report a the Catholic church.
new head­
London.—Official reports from Rus­
lies
have
succeeded
In
forcing
back
Eight Indictments were returned.
single instance unprovoked. We are
q u a r te r s fo r
AU gave bail of $3000 each on being In a northeastern direction the Ger­ sia say the Russian troops are grad­
- Loaded Liner Hit« Mine.
also unable to confirm rumors of mis­
A c c e sso rie s—
man forces opposed to them. Paris ually surrounding Prsemysl, iVMA
London.—The Wilson passenger lln arrested.
treatm ent of prisoners or of non-com
officially reports th at the allies have will soon either surrender or be taken
w h e r e y o u g e t t h e e x tr a F ire s to n e
David
Pepp
is
an
attorney
with
of­
batants with the German columns. er. Ruho, with 600 passengers on board
advanced their left wing without en­ by assault.
q u a lity a t t h e p r ic e o f o n ly m e d i u m g ra d e .
This is true of Louvain, Brussels, Lu- struck a mine in the North Sea and fices in the Board of Trade building
Prezemysl Is a strong fortress, 60
ergetic opposition by the Germans,
it is charged
nevllle
and Nancy, > while
nBVlliV auu
---- In Prussian I was
W OO sunk. All of the crew and pae- ■ a»
-----— that he counseled , crlm
,
miles west of Lemberg, and Its fall
and
that
several
engagements
on
the
hands. We visited Chateau Soldre. Benger8, with the exception of about H nal act8 by the others and actea a
rould mean the lost by the Austrians
Sambre and Beaumont w ithout sub- | go Russian fpfugees, were saved.
| | insurance
nBUrance adjuster in a num er o Ourcq river have favored the French of the last stronghold of Galicia. It
and
British.
cases.
,
stantiating a single wanton bruUllty.
These misfortunes are now admit­ would clear the way to an advance of
The others are small shopkeepers
Numerous investigated rumors proved
ted by Vienna, whence haB come off! the Russians westward toward th e
whose
frequent
fires
have
brought
groundless. Everywhere we have seen
them wrongwise of the law. It Is el- rial admission that the Russians have junction of their forces on the East
T ir e s, T u b e s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s
Germans paying for purchases and re­
Prussian frontier.
captured both Lemberg and Halles.
Pive Extra Quality at only"average price because Firestone
specting property rights as well as ac­
Russia has retrieved In Galicia dur­
ibuildersr t-e?Tire Specialists and the Firestone Fartory s the
cording civilians every consideration."
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,he accused, that an araon tm a t liaa ing the week her disaster In eastern
1 larir- t !•’ America where only tires are made. Come In to
day ut : learn why Firestone efficiency can give you—
New Yorfc— Russian troopa to tbs «listed in Portland tor many nlol' th* Prussia and starts, by her own assei^
¿i^oi .r^r Your M oney-In Eirat Coat and Final Econ omy
num ber of 150.00« b a re
passed end that an lnveatliatlon baaUDCOT- lions, a new offensive movement of
20 army corps toward Berlin.
through England and are now a t the I ered no leas than 50 fire
The Galician operations can have
Z r i i \ 0 e v » n e .MTho^np . o r a n I unQu ...io n a b l, of ln c.n d t.ry ortglo.
little Influence on events in France
7 . E. HULERY, P roprietor
London.—Foreign m inister Sir Ed­
A m erind w rller who arrived on the
P act, upon which t h e J " ™ “ which are subject to serious German
disarrangement
only
as
Russia
gets
ward
Grey and the French and Rus­
London.—A Boulogne dispatch to Red Star liner Kroonland, which anil are predicated were brought to light
close to Berlin. The Slav now la no sian ambassadors signed an
,ro“
u»«P<>o.
August
28.
In
a
.«arching
InquiryIn
the Evening News says a telegram
On that day) Mr. Thompson said, he situation by Deputy District Attorn y nearer the German capital than he ment binding their three respective
has been received from General Pau
saw d X S e n t g gf Cossacks on their Charles W. Robison and W alter Oaren was a t the outbreak of hostilities. His countries to continue the European
’—M
announcing a victory by the allied
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fltst movement waa violently thrust war to the end unitedly—that la, no
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...
r .-r^ ~ . , , r ^ - r r r t r v w J forces under Field Marshal Sir John way to the Channel ports, and learned I special agent. During
re* “
back In the lake district of Allensteln one of them may make peace on lta
J
t Z 9 |
commanding the British, and .that the British government had bus - this summer they were J ™ , ,
The Germans are being strongly re­ own account.
d ep erai d’Amade at Precy Bur Oise, nended the regular train service in gtantly the situation and fin y
When peace Is finally concluded.
W r e a t h s of L a u r e l
order to give t h . Ru.elane the right of cured auch complete evidence tbat ro- inforced In eastern Prussia and it Is
about 25 miles north of Faris
It
was also arranged, the allies "un­
certain
that
the
Russians
will
meet
On both wings, it is reported, the way. He added th a t he could say from | tire confidence is felt c.onv
W ere used to decorate the brov.-s of
with h strenuous resistance before dertake not to make Individual de-
be
secured.
«Dies
were
suoeessful.
The
German
reliable authorities th at 150,000 Rus­
conquering hero» in olden time*. No.v,
they succeed In clearing the roads to mands without previous mutual agree­
IWft was held by the French and re­ sians had already crossed the Chan­
we consecrate the burial p’aces of our
ment.’
tire d to the north.
nel and were now probably attacking I ConfeM|On Clears Murder Mystery. Berlin.
dead with
The belief here was that It will en-
In eastern Galicia the Austrians
T he Imperial Guard, who were or the German rear, while It was under- • Klamath F a lls—With a bullet hole
u«v«
—a.___________
-
able
the British and French to have
have
suffered
disaster
almost
on
the
« M o n u m e n ts
dered to surrender, were annihilated
thousands more were on In his head and the lower part of his
icalo of that which overwhelmed Me- lhe n nRi WOrd In the peace n e g o tlj.
by the British.
the,r way from Archangel by the Arc- face crushed as if with an ax, the body Mahon 44 years ago. The Russians tiona if Germany 1« crushed and it
of enduring marble or granite.
The news contained in the French
w
of Allan McLeod, a Scotchman, was ilso defeated the Austrians between waa thought that, by playing
W e invite you to come in and *ee
official communication th at the Ger' I p a8aengers on steam ers from Eng found buried in a shallow grave about
Lublin and Cholm and forced them to against Russia, the British might be
our newest Resign* and look over lome
mans had fallen back before the vie- j ^ nd recentiy have reported a move­ 60 feet from the cabin on his home­
retreat south?
able to effect a settlem ent which
of the «emi-completed »tone» now in
torious advance by the allied troops ment of Russian troops through the stead, near Title Lake. Frank Wil­
The
Russian
capture
of
Lemberg
Is
|
would
not upset the future Burepeon
stock.'
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on the line from Nanteull-le-Haudouln British Isles to the Continent.
liams, an ex-priseflghter, Is being declared to be of first Importance and balance of power.
to Verdan Indicates that the Anglo-
Watts M arble Works
held, and Is said to have made a com­ f*etrograd (St. Petersburg) declares
jiessages from Petrograd expressed
French forces have'got on the flank
The Dalles, Oregon.
Belgian Town Destroyed
______ to the officers The
plete confession
the Russian conviction that the csar a
it
has
rendered
the
Austrian
army
In
of the Germain right wing, which pass­
London.—An Ostend dispatch to the j body waa found by Homer Depuy
Galicia of no further military value, troops will be within striking distance
ed by Paris on the north and was Reuter Telegram company says:
It Is known that the military opera­ of Berlin within a month.
marching eastward to Join with the
‘The German! have destroyed the
Salmon Men Raise Fund.
tions in that region have been over­
Crown Prince’s army ooming south. , Belgian town ( of Dinant (15 , miles
Germans Are Victors at
Astoria —As a result of the offor whelming In their magnitude. Along
Ixmdon.—The correspondent of the
Try a W ant Ad. in
south of Namur) after shooting hun­ of the United 8tates bureau of fish; the entire front of 250 miles probably
Ambassador Accuses British of Plot.
Express,
wiring from Termonde, 16
dreds
of
the
male
Inhabitants
because,
The Observer. It Pays.
Washington.—-Charging that the In­
cries to give the state of Oregon 6, lXOO.OtJb men wdre engaged. Around
miles
from
Ghent, snyn:
it is alleged? shots had been fir«««,
000,000 Alaska salmon eggs taken at Lemberg the Austrians had 200,000
timation by Great Britain to the Unit­
*T» í «»I m I1 v » « l i c i t V e n r •»«*» o * * < r -
‘Termonde has fallen often nix
from the heights dverlooklng the city."
men
and
perhaps
500
pieces
of
artil­
the Yee Bay hatchery, the Columbia
ed States that she would weloorae the
hours of fighting. The little foroe of
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"
river salmon packers have undertaken lery. Lemberg 1« a Junction point of
presence of American war vessels In
6000 Belgians made a gallant
Flood In Mlseeurl Costa 11,500,000.
eight
railroads
and
contained
great
to raise a fund to care for the eg js
Turkey’s waters Ba protect Christians
a”
« « » .a n bat tb . .» « .X -
" X X X X
Kansas City, Mo.—As a result of when they arrive and keep the young X u . ” , o.
was merely a “vulgar trap” to get the
the greatest rain storm ever expert- fry until they are ready to be released □ If,dal. declare their victory has put Ik.
United States “mixed In the European
out of action a quart« of Aoatrl.'. | tootlvoly U th . deadly 0 » <* 0 . 1
fray on the alllee’ side,” waa the gist «need here, more than 3000 homes The Improvements will cost npproxl
[have been flooded and hundreds of
Ont Una troops. ' .
of a statement issued by A. Rustem
mately 15000.
[ persons driven Into the streets.
Steel Lined
REMINGTON SPEED SHELLS
c
Moro Hardware & Implement Co.
>«2i
RUSSIAN TROOPS
■ I REACH F R A N C E ,^ »
T .H K M O R O G A R A G E
GERMAN CORPS IS
DEFEATED BT BRITISH
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