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Newspaper Page Text, JoU'""'U' u, ol WHY AMERICA LEADS V"W'' TRAVELERS SAT Ruseburg is the bast town in Ore gou and has the best outlook for per uiautiil growth. This shows that united effort wtus. Keep it op. America asks outliluic for herself but what "lie ha; a rtlit tu a.tk (ur lllltiuuiily Itself. WOOIKIOW WILSON. a t ,l.. -Will. iki. okk.on, tiii ksiuv kvkmnu. i-ki'.ki u;v u, cmi. so. sn.i. 10SEBURG i'f. y. GERMANS SUFFERED HEAVY LOSSES . ! II THE FIGHTING OH VIMY UTS Death Toll of Ihe Battle Is Estimated at 60,000, A q London Reports-French Are Said to Be Staging I Vicious Attacks Near Neuviiie Koad ' AUSTRIA MUST EXPLAIN WHY -Jn the last Riid Off fngland Zeppelins Bombarded and Sunk a Biiii h Cruiser and Two Destroyers -Roumanian Reservists Have Been Ordend How, So Sd--4 lMto Reported -Turks Have Renewed Attacks London, Feb. 10. German losses in the f';:,htin on imy Heights, south of Arras, totalled 60,000, so today's v. ri-uQ U....I-. I UU1 rdlU. X lie UUL.1C SC11I u-torm. The French are staging a vicious counter attack i:ear the Neuville road, where the Germans claimed the j .liu:. w we, ll nut llliiv V 11 itlhng proceeds around rose, where the KcnJi are rui.i g the last few buildings. The Cen.u'ns. wirh mines anJ ! re.i?.des, are seeking to impi'cv; t'..t:r positions. The J.aimcd the capture of French trenches near Kill 140, ii.orthwcst of Vimy, and a crater near Neuville. They acl ,i:i;tted the loss of a small section of trench sou'.h of S jmire. ifty-two prisoners and 22 machine guns were taken, t ANOTHER EXPLANATION IS DUE. ! Washington, Feb. 10. Aus-tria miiLt explain why a ,snbn arine stopped the Standard Oil tank stcaincr l'ctrolits iecently on the high seas and helped herself to the store.; i;. board, so Secretary Lansing announced. A rouedt, and ot 2 not3. was sent to Vienna, though demand:; may be .made later. Captain Thompson made an aii'toavit saying ' he iubmarinc fired on the Petrolite enroute from Alexan iVia to Philadelphia. One member of the crew was wound td after the ship stopped. The submarine cor;m-.;.in.:cr ' -iif.ht provisions, which Captain Thompson rcfv.-:-:d to ' il. Tlie submarine commander then took then a.iyv. -jy. . 0 is reported that Captain Thompson's ariitlavi. claim; ! ytlie submarine fired on him while he was rovi:.;; to the diver to present his papers. The officials bel.ev; A.':tri i ''vill offer reparation. ERITISH EOATS ARE DESTROYED. Berlin. Feb 10. (By wireless via Sayvil'e). In the 'l;t raid upon England. Zeppelins bombarded zn sii-.l: the jhritkh cruiser Caroline and the destroyers Eden and Nidi. ) so the Cologne Gazette asserted. J RESERVISTS ARE ORDERED HOME. I London, Feb. 10. Roumanian reservists have been i-1 i ucreu nomc, so oaiuiuua iv(iui itu. a a u..""." i:;a::ia has appealed to the people to deposit their gold in the national banks. TURKS SLAUGHTER ARMENIANS? r,ptips Frh 10. Disnr.tches nrinred b.ere declare the . i irks are again massacreim? Armenians. A tlioasand "-n and boys were shot. Man-' eirls v.cre seal to Con stantinople and sold into the harems. ; I MONTENEGRINS COMPLETELY DISARMED. ! i Vienna. Feb. 10 The Montenegrins who surri-v-U red jl.r.ve been completely disarmed, so the Austrians o;":icia!l , ; . ;r.iounced. I , a MORE UNPLEASANTNESS IS FEARED. ,7 Sc-n Francisco, Feb. 10. Unpleasantness threaten-; Jhetwcen Mexico and Guatemala, so the officers of the i vteamship Pennsylvanian. which arrived here te'r-y from Central America, declared. It is reported that General . Carranza sent soldiers into Guatemalan territory to search j for bandits without securing consent of the rvc-nnert. HOUSE' ARRIVES IN LONDON. London. Feb. 10. Colonel E. M. lie :, Pre i.'.tr'. , V,':!:-:on's personal representative, arrived here rem Pari., ! U nifht. Later he conferred with Walter II;n-:: Pa?e. t'u ' American Ambassador. A conference b-tv-efn Sir Ed- 0 id Grey, the British Foreign Secretary ad Mr. Ilotne i as been arranged for tomorrow. It is i rrerr'.ood h.erc ' that Colonel House's principal work curing .;;) or, : th.e continent. He saw most of the leading L'. iiis'i statrs ', r.H-n when he was here before, and it is not hrie'.y th.-.t h: ; v.-ill hold n-any more conferences before s-.i',:n--- f c New ' York. 1 SERBIANS OCCUPY GREEK ViJ ND. i Paris. Feb. 10. The number of Serbian troops w'.'ch j 1 are reached the Island of Corfu is estimated at 75.0 )0 hv i corresnondent of the Petit Parisicn, who say- thit in two ! t'avs 100.000 Serbians will have arrived there aid t':. j evacuation of Albania will have been co-pU ed. The y: A atch savs the Bu' arians have occupied Titan. 20 r-i'ei V--t of Durarzo. a I that important f.clitinar appT.-'".'!;' i O minent. The Autrians in front of Dura'o are ham j I cred by the bad condition of the roads. I Lull uw.il IU SUBMARINE LOOTED Oil TAKlR : 1: CUIILUIUC III tl SWlItlliy SI1UW' M..' , n Kfll 1 UL.Tll'.V. fil llUtiy CLAYTON INJURED BY ! FALL WHILE APPEARING AT SALEM LAST NIGHT ' While gazing at the crystal globe li" carried, Clayton, tin- mystic ap pearing ut the liligh theater, fell oil' the stage duriff his performance last niht and suffered painful I n.i ises and a slight fracture of a , rib, s::s the iSalem Statesman. The cyrp'-t covering the runway is wider i ban the hoards and. not knowing this. Clalun stepped on the edge of the carpet and fell about nix feet In to the orchestra pit. He continued his act for a few mo ments following the fall but fainted as he was answering a uuestion and '. was carritd from the stage. He was ! attend d by Dr. W. II. Morse. He will be able to fill his engagements today. ) The glass ball which Clayton car ried in hs hand struck him above ti e In-art as he fell and forced the lins together. The ball Is about six in. -lies in diameter and of consider- " able weight. RAILROADS WOULD BE OF ASSISTANCE TO THE IN AUTOMOBILE Kvery year biingH an increase In n ml or vehicle accidents nt railroad grade crosMiigs. llrade trossings are unautidabie. They are one of the in on in es of progress, to be i li'eui;. ted juM as rapidly as practi i ' bie. Tr.e railroads are doing their i'. -i. b':t it takes time and a great dt u ! oi' money. I No matter w hat (ai':gnarls we t'n'jvv about our grade no-sings, our 1 !: Is in vain without your help. Ali siuns, bells, whistles, gates and f j-:';ieii are !nd;dss before an auto ;.t p driver's recklessness. l-or tile purpose of observing the i-.tre ex eised by drivers of motor i'!iiidfs, this company placed men at a large number of grade crossings ou liiis line. Their observations were startling! Of ;!::,Min drivers all per eeiu looki d neither ay before cross ing the railroad tra-k! Kiglit per ' i. : le !;ed one wa only, and but i 7 I r!i ivers. or 1 no of one per ' at. actually stopped their machines I'f! ore c rossing. i-M.:n th.se actual observations i :.,'i.;iii-iit that men of undoubted Me li'-nee ehoose to risk life and hi .b lather than wait a few minutes to b t a train pass. Iterance you oiu-e took a chance I a urad'1 crossing and ran your aiitrii-iobile safely in front of an ap p: ;i: ; .'it.g train, do not trust to luck i i ' you ean do it again. Trains must run on tracks and on time. Their operators have no i ' I s o i i e of routes. I tut the autoTiiobil i t en cboes-' bis route and regu i i.ii" his Kite of peed. If drivi is of motor vehicles would alwavs anso.'iate the Mtiht of a grade rossing with the instant application oT t In i r motors' brakes, accidents to 'iif n ";' u I is;s at grade crossings would soon b" scarce. May we urge that vou let the siglit of a grad' 'i-'iss:;'g simi instantly convey to you f e viarnitm to low down nr Mop? 't !' a habit ea-ilv aeiui-ed as your i.b'di'iire ti th traffic policeman's iM.rjM.I hand. ).i the tormaiion of this habil wi.T lite ami those of :mr loed i ' i ' souie day d- p. n-I. PtiL MAN WAS INJURED IN SKCW SLIDE LAST J ii. on, ol 1'eel, vx lio ar- '1 le ie tins moi'tiiuu, had nearly :, p-.ri of bis oo-i bruiseo;, as j '.-nit 1. 1 it tiariow C'cape la t ia, w ii ii iie was nearly buried : : a d ri 1 1 of slio w . v; . J-tiii'ii on pbot 'l a ladder ... -' t he si.p or his cabin and - a : ton i lo n M. ant to lio- i uol to SefJ1 ti'e MIOU W lo ll the entll" Hi ii -it ion : d b li! si .d. Tie- hx .-nr w i Miiipl' t 1 t overed ii ..i 1 lif -.k ;i? crust ' l aya-tisl a : e a .-noi di-taie e a a . As -MOW Oil tlje r '-Ot W.i- t.ife f'et . .1 o, L" li4-"!! sas l.e was . i ' m i.'it ti.u niiri' d a In . . had hi- b-a t and oil arm tree, " ' a t tils pi . ej: I. rj h 1 Hi !"!- - 'i:tn ated lb- ret urn-d .i f ' I'm!), all'T li.i - I r . jat bis . - ..it. t ' J bv ; (,ei. (- His . - : w d bv ma n . It: i i-i'S, -il i. bod-, ate! Iimf. '! :. ii ill : .,;.d ". I e coiniidil'-e I tl : i out;, ll a !, . j et.s rJa v I ' I e M O I I S eav( of t he S 'lit II .:, ' . t I, ill di-' oi:r, f i i 1 n de- ! ' W tti.j-o V,iH an set ;ae of a. ' r trrou:h fie (oie-n-te walls, i.'p. iM i.' f tei nd t hf b i 1 in M,e ' i - r o r f.ad fa i !.-n .iliotit ' I b' i -orne doubt. - 'o ji.hr f l.i- ope ba. ! :- ' t' I'iri d o'f it ti 1 tb l 'it -li be eM,.ft. . fr ;,ri. Ml t.-n it udl b - In 1 1 ai'aln Alleged Errors of Trial Judge Mentioned by Defense IDENTITY OF BODY QUESII3IM Fdilure of Court to Allow the Jury to Ewmiiie Ihe Hoofs of the fdrnan Hcrse il Ihe Trial Htoliotrd in the Brief After several wei ks of dilig' nt effort on the part of Attorney v . W. t'ardwell, of counsel for the d tense, ihe defendant's brief in the .ts- oi the State vs. lioy Kuiuuhi wai filed today. At a session oi the fi: i 1 1 t Court liclii last summer, Kuina;,i was convicted of nianslaughtet', in con nection with the death of Kdua ,mr gati, of t'ow Creek Valb y. w.s later sentenced to an Indt'teriiiin.il.1 term of from one to 1 T years in the state penitentiary and is ut pncnt sen ing his time there. In his appeal lo the Supi'en.e Court Attorney Card well set. out much of the evidence adduced at the time of the trial. He also refers to the rulings of the court, win. li he claims had the effect of eliminating much testimony which would have shown that persons other than K" Karnani had the same opport'inity and motive to kill l-Mna Morgan ;n did the defendant. Mention i." :il o made of the court's ruling to the effect that the jury had no ri'nt to observe the hoofs of the 1 ',i nam horse. This horsL. played an import ant part In the trial, acconl'M: to Attoi ney Card well, and was - d to have bcn ridden by Karnani on the night of the murder. Statements alleged to have been uttered by persons other than tto. Kama m to defense wit nesses, and pertaining to associations with Kdua (Continued on Page 6. Willamette River Still Rising, Ac cording lo Reports SAtEM FEARFUL OF FESTILEKCE Ihe Crest of the flood iias Passed en Is Txiected toR-d(fi Purllard Ts.n: rrow Dofks Are Cleared of Prodtnc roUTI.AN'li. Feb. 1 n. V. i Willamette IfiwT still ri in , doeks and water front ho riood d. The cr rt of the ! passed Salem and is e p -Cortland tomorrow. l;a- . Salem are flooded and s backing ll. The citv Is f' ..: pestilence as a result . t ' i. ! Colnmlna makes a s-.wbbn ; slilttit ihiinuKf js lea red in t lamette Valley. l ba d i . but H- I ipmi.i; is ii:stk i it. I'KNIrl.KTOX. tit.. Feb. 1 hundred and thirty tlw b .-t: beer and bottles of wln-k in a recent r aid, v. re In - 1 th'ii contents poured into 14-is while a yreat crow il tTiis mornin if. Sher it f 'I a h his ip p'i(i s offii ated. I'llOMIMA T M ll l and 111 ei. d NKW YMUK. Ken. I " ' 'vbl Urofik-, vi e pi i .jib nr an ! ' in manager of tie Ue t.-n, I i i T. r.iph ( 'o .. died -t.,l. ; . t.id, TJumh in ill loalt'i ' '' month', h" worked at !i - n . Ull'-'lal e-f rdav. '! !ii- i " ' Hi if via til. and d - id -I r ' n home. He died : horli b- no 4. I'isni.l s i.UW ll i. -J- SXI.KN! Feb I o r. Jr 4- llrflf- are! Ia K t . "' ' -I- J. f whom w -r" :i ' 1 to .J. Iii.' tat,. J t ni! Iii 1,1 1 :i .j. i tO',1 L' i I- l ' U II t . Oil 1 1 ', .. 4- i : 1 I. .! v. -te, d.. it I J. . l.aifj'es b.- i,u :t. V (,.- J. COIIi'ie li'n II ' tl W-. 'Ol' t bte of lari' tiv arid a -i n .j. 4- T -r 1 . d to ind' I rmir.at' t- rms .J j. nf Horn fine lo Ii.' ' : in t rie p- n item iat . ( i' for t w.U iner ! i",.t. v (,f f ' . : It' ll- I tiar- were relah"l frn tb.it L in-titutbin v-t. rda, b- onb r of the f,ft eriio:. MAP SHOWING ROUTE Of PROPOSE RAILROAD MESEMD TO REVIEW The IJeview this moiniu:; reieixed I., t.. Ihi k, a local cnil eilr;i. beer, wiili oni.es in the ivrkms builiiin;;. a map slntwiiu the route of the pivipi.-s.-d KoM-burg A: Kastem I'ailu.a.t Irom this citv to Itock k. I he ! iap at: o snows r:ms;,i e:.ib!e .et.iace::! Llul eti i ;u li i,Jt. of tti" ,oa 1, e.o ii section being div tded a lontiug to ttie le.tH.IS. Mlur t enures ,)f f;e map are as follows: Ail (oneMini' m s;.rves, such as sec tioiis. are shown. togetiuT nitli all donation land claim, wiili the m-tne of p..iiy takiiig i ie donation, as well as tie dimensions, i io era 'in nt bus as H as tractiop'il aie shown ami n.imb.-je 1 and l.axe !o a r. a.:--j-ien. Sti.'ams, cfeeks and all uiaiu tia. h d roads and trails are also shown. l.ocat:oii of the schools is also men. M plaf. -d land ,t-t of Kci ehin is ; u u n i s run e- f lo caii'!i. The map is i coiiidi t and th" .ould sell readih- i, j sons w1 o :. re interesud In the terri )o:v t i be tiaei:id by the propo-vd load. i KUIMDSTAT GiViN FiNE INSTEAD Of I til SEN TLNCt; CROWD WAKHES Wiiilo 1 1 1 : I ;i i cu il u.ii !i, i . ,1 iilmm Ihe (-' i'i 'i m-i it' r'.- cluri' this l.llli:i I" MVl.Ul '- .'!!,M1. in.; c.f K : "it I . il.n !;r-l S.ii.u l.iv iinno ii i .1 ihiil. Ih vvuulil U 1 1 1 Iim.i- s.ll ml h.-r limit o In J:,., il i.i i. I Hint t s as" i ;. ri' if i ;(.iv li !l I iii-:-. I." a - .vi.i- i : t , mi 1 1" -----1 1 ts I hi .-i-n;. ii i ii -.1- ci-ii-' 'Mill .lli'lli. !"(.n -i i.-r;it inn v, 1 ii- ,lh --iv.-n lo -..l-i:.i : jili-a t'l.-i h,. v.,iu!il l,i. an ': lo r: If tin- I 'i. n 1 1 ill h- 1 i IU -I I'. - l Till-, !nr (11, . -ill .- in ,1 11 t. ' .-u-il li- ..-.!. i- V, li'i.i.l,. mi- h :i.!,- I nf tin- ;itii(i:ii:l I'ml l-ac li.in ut'til -in 'ii il ii In I'll ni...:, ( Iii. : i-malnil.-r. i Til in :t limn-, the rt'i-nril i - :vi.l. at'- ti-i- In- had iiia.li a imiii- rari'-i-) in-vi.Jit-aii.,ii ol' tin. nil. -;i-i ilb-t !!-! "n- il lli ll H : In hi' n.-'-ilii .-il in llii' llav--:- hailihiii-, wh.-ri- Kn I ' slat '( ,-ili. a y'.ni. .i i.,i (i- .( il( ijM. f- 1 i- '..li- .'I i-.- of W. II Cla; U . 'I i' - 1 i -ii;-Ii : u.i- ol' Ih;- n; iiiioii i li.t t all V llllt III i-!l -. a-!;' I n-,t ( l lloi.s I Ii: I a it I d,. i inn j i' a in I s ' ' ri- 'i-l ' ' il i.v i 'ii- in li-tiiK .r all. ; I II l!i-- ' a ' t ii. ' In:, li'i I ill-, n -ii ii , ia-- il .' .1 tl -' Kim 1 , K n 'o- ai r I ' - : iii.- ;a i---.l. ,i ,1.1 1 1 ,i, l-i ' ' i . i : 1 1 1 . . I ' . - - h -i- '-.. c-i-;... tin1 v ; -.. I'i- a fr ii-i.-ii n'al . . .'' 'i i: . ! : -1 -it nl., I, ail :,. ,.., a;'.. I i l . . a-; V . 'I :o Ii. in'.- all o; : iri-i if I .- aru . !!. il . ,1 l K. ai'.-iv ' 'i'.'. .- --. . a i- n:; lo i i a. tui-l , Hl-n In : .1 h;-H V- .-i,--l !,vi- I'I. Iltlnlllli. i'lii'lls ftlltll I h I liTa-a a j iiiii- i ilia. .i il"i:',iiiilinic ('' it hi- ri ll' I tl Ii. li ,i:- mil r I u ni' -1 . In' ha - j 1 11 I III'' '.'I'M'-1 ilh li.ill I, In Ih.. i-- ni i" liirin lal'T "I shall ii ". . ! i' t i . ri 'n l i i -i"i an . ." Iw i'" '1 ''il f.i .n.ii-"il-. "I liaii' la! .'ll o-i I I" ' i I ' 1 1 in a l:.il inn p," ' i . : I 'i- in -I il i ... -. i- ai- I iM fi.-M :nr '' l a"- I .-'.-I - Tl..- (;.,-, :-n :ir. i il' - nt I ., i nil. i- i ;'H I ii. v ,, ,,, I'll . I'" ' !.-. I ' nl'-i ..f. I- .11.-1 "t I- a I Hi.- ll-. ... I'i--- " Id- : - I I - -. l.ii:-.-1 I i- I.-: t inn I I'i .1 1 -!-.. ii "1 i- U -. In I- -!'. i I : t. . ' ... 1 '.. I'-.- nil ' ' I - ' .. I. I il '. - .- I (,- . - I ..' . I '. in I''.- I . . - ' . ,' p. I ' : I 'll ' .- II. ' 1 ',.!.,. .1, I'..- i-,' i : - " II"' I .. -1.1. - ln hi .1 Win I it f .,1 I,,. I, ..1 a 1. I ! ' - I", u !. !i In" :..il I iii,. i. ! - r!lfi!i SfflOOL PUPILS CAWD TO AS ON l.ii7,Y MORNIfifi' .', 1 "- '-'. 'it 1 1 f .1 ti -' Ii t 1 e 1 1 . 1 1 M I I - - I- 1 . -I t ' ' ' !-l : " ' I ' -a '- li H11- l.ll a- 1 1, . ,- i : 01 tl..- - ',.,.,1 I,.,, 1. 1. Fruitgrowers s,1d Merchants Met Hcre This Morning AIL FRUITS WILL BT GRADED h'ul Ciwitmots ire Assured 1 Bellfr Class of fru:t(Cdiing Ihe Cuming Summer - frttirj Well Alttndrd Vb.u the c(,nu niers of Uo-eburj! and vbiniiv will be supplied with a belter ia s of f i uit next summer than ever before, u.a the statement ;.i.:.le b the otloers oT the Fmpiiuu V.iiiey I ' i u il I'hion, following a neeiini; lobl heie tliis morning. Tile meet inn wan attended by the tiii - - tot i or the fruit union and many of the lotal merchants. 'I lie meeiini; was called by the ill re tors of the rmpquu Valley Fruit I "mi for Ihe purpose of ascertain ing whv the people or KosebllCK tiid n,t hi.M' better fruit during the samiiier months. To determine thu .;tise and elTecJ u remedy it wan tho.iiit best (o invite the merchant.-, to jiai tii ipate in the session. .Mnnv of the merchants talked on t'-ie s.ii'S.r, and in each instance it v a: iUeir . onteniion that the frult- o-. ! ; s. a a I not the Krot ervmen, i ' to blame for the condition that -'!. H was pointed out that . v is i)rem;lit to town various "lis ami that the same were sold 'i i ' ' e i nei i ha ni :, w il bout inspection r i,.. idin .;. Tlie best matles of fruit, t was claimed, were shipped to Hit K: l in in.'.rkcts, while the inferior lis weo o(d ll'Te. I ; .a - t ho mi; Iii best to remedy this coiohiion at once, mid as a re sult it was agreed that tlie nier i hauls would pun base their fruits n pect from the warehouse of t he I'licnim Valley Kruit I'nion. Karni rs who have fruit to sell will re-( (eje ih" market irice for their pro-l 'net, wle 'lier or not they art' mem- b i s oi Hi" a -so' latum. The fruit ; "ill b- graded there and later dia- '-i'i! of to Hie men bants. Through ( t ' i -i iin :roe'ie nt in mark eti iik con-1 d i . ions I lie pel t pie of Itoschui'K Will ! a--' iid stamlaid fruit at stand- v'.. (' IP con sei-ietarv of the ! a 'ban; M.-n hauls' Association, .:(. -J as cliamnan of Ihe ineeiitiK- liiCII SCHOOL STUDENTS 1 WILL ASSEMBLE T0M0R- 1 ROW; CLASSES ASSIGN! D Prepn'-nlnrv to resuming tlie regu lar Inch sHmol (lasses Monday i e 1 1 n in.!, the first general assembly 'i t! students sin e fire destroyed the I . 'Mi' mIi-iiiI build in:; last week , ''Hi talie i.l.oe tomorrow morning at ' o'eiei ;. ;, iPe old aiiuorv in the :'i! buddm:;. lb- t 1 e -1 a l vim nt made bv I'i . ii J f I itrialiiel; this af ' i '""i a'f. it bad been determined ::.al Hi- .ats woubl be jn re;id- T'.mi It'M'ili.-d and niii'tv stu- I - .1' e m- fed to I e,ort t'l- or 1 ' f.ir w oi k The a-.-.eteblv ' 'lo ! wilt I ' f (mi's about an hour " t -t P.. I' a rord'tn; to Mr l it K- - l ! . :i tei 1 i" J 1 ! 1 Ills will be dis '' 1 ; 1 ; I li ntollm' Nt is taken, ' b I- ..I - ,i -. :'t,f 1 a nd ot (ot pre :" ni' wo I- done mi that si hool b.- M.-rt. I as ie ral lo t Mon- f,:ie h'llnl'ril s fl d Hlil'tv 11CW e;i t ' ''d '! '" ir - :.ved from the fire "' ' ''it in id: in (he old " I "tn-. nr bodv will I t ' '.Hie Mo r st.ac. of the ';' f'of. Fil'i-atib k lia-s lo ' ! b " ne-ir tli- door. As ' ' 'Ol IP t 1'' WO! I, (l ilir led 1 i"' ' ' '.'inn mi. oi t be l.Ttn. 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Highwayman Boarded Union Pa- cific Train at Green River , SHOT SERVED AS A WARNING umf" Passengers Were Spared ky Batiit Wha Assured Them He Meant N Kara Posses Are ii Seank C It K Y K X X K, Feb. 10 Poflnea are pursuinK a young hiKhway man who last niKht boarded a I nloo Pa cific: train. No. 18, at Ureen Uiver. and robbed the men in the smoker and two I'lillinmiH before he became frlKhtemd, stopped the train, ami escaped near Rock Spring. Ilu did nut molest the women passengers. He politely assured them he intended no harm. Only one shot was fired, and that merely as a warning. It went wide over the conductor's head. A white mask imperfectly hid his smooth shaven fate. Kncouutering a flagman in the smoking compart ment, the highwayman forced him to hold the hat into which he ordered the passengers to drop only cash. He obtained $tio In the smoker. In the midst of his operations In the second Pullman car the conductor entered from the diner, which drew a shot from the high way man's revolver. The conductor threw up his hands. When the robber thrust his head into a berth to get a passenger's money, the conductor fled. The highwayman pulled the cord and stopped the train. He then ran back tn the ob servation car and dropped off in the darkuesH. The sheriff at (!reen Klver and the officials at Hock Springs formed posses, but have not found any trace of the bandit. BILL INTRODUCED TO GIVE FUNDS fOR ROADS IN NATIONAL FORESTS I'rge the passage of the Taylor bill to provide for the advancement of funds to survey, construct and maintain roads and trails within stales where the National forests are located. This measure was Intro duced in Congress yesterday. The plan is for the Government .to ad aneo tl.noiMHMi every year Tor 10 years, the entire amount to be paid, later, from forest revenue. The object of the legislation Is to remove a part of the burden forest reserve counties have been compelled to bear because of th existence of reserves embracing large areas of mm taxable land. It Is but Just that th" (iow-rntnent, under the circum stances, should make such loans. It assumes ihe character of an obliga tion. HoiiKlas County Is vitally inter ested. A very large area of Federal forest lies within its borders. The pai-sage of this bill will mean. It Is tstiu.ated. $ I.V 1100 additional for the construction of roads here an nual!). The text of the bill follows: "lie It 'tiact-i by the Senate and House ot It presentHtives of the I'nited states of America in Congress assembled, ihat there Is hereby ap propriate.! ami made available until expended, out of any moneys In the National treasury not otherwise ap propi late l. tue stun of ! .Uou.Otlil, for the fiscal iJtr ending June thir tieth, ntnete. n hundred and seven te.'n. and each fiscal year thereafter up lo and 1 in 1 11 -I i m; the fiscal year emliiii; June thirtieth, nineteen hund red and t w en: sit. In all $ I U.tMMi.- 1 I'i be mailable until expended under ihe supervidon or the Secre tai' oi A 1-1 n ult ore. upon renin st 'Hen the .i opt r i'leers of the State, tei 1 1 1 or, . or county for the survey, const i io 1 ion. ind maintenance of road- nid trail- within, or only part 1 itb'ii. the National foietttB, when n- ,! jrv for the 11 so and develop no ut nf i'.,ur-.es upon which com I'Uiut,'' within and adjacent to the V n.ip.i' ;,,rest- are dependent; pro hb I. t::tt the state, territory, or "U'f' sb.ill enter Into a co opera -i'"' a- e -ii .Fit with the Se,retary of V.'ii-i .r ire tor the survey, construc tion. mm1 maintenance- of such roads and trails upon a lii e-iuitalde to loth ti,.- sta'e. territory or lountv and ihe I'nited Slates; j'tni provided turlh'r. that the aggret:at) expendl M" s in nv state, territory or county -hall not exceed ten per centum of the alue, us determined by the flee retarv oi Agruulture, of the timber and forag" r'-sonn e-i which are or will be uailalde for income upon the N.iiional tor. d lands within the r-si.-rtive foutil; 01 rnuntles wherein He rn.-uU or t-alls will he construct ed, and the Secretary of Vgricultnre hall make annual reort to Con (Coiitlniied on Pago C.)