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Newspaper Page TextOSEBURG TRAVELKRS SAT Kuseburg is tlie bait town In Ore gna (uul baa the bet ouiiook for per inun-nt growth. Thii eliowi that united effort wins. Keep It up. Amortra ask notliliiu fur herself but what she has a rinlit to ak tor huinanitr itself. WOODKOW WILSON. VOL. XVIII. Itosh'.ltl'lUl. OltKtiOV S.TI ICII.IY KVKMMi, r'r'UIlT AKV VZ. l-llll. x. ar. WHY AMERICA LEADS REVIEW CEMENT COMPANY IS ! RUSHING WORK; ROAD ' IS READY 10 BALLAST PAGE IN WRONG PEW "I IS inn in Veteran Democrat Got "Mix?d" AND ENLARGING PLANT "We Have Completed a Steel Wall Around Germany" Briand Said Following a Conference With the Foreign Office-Allies Determine to Throttle the Teutons Mr. In His Locations PRESENT AT REPUBLICAN MEET Km ploying 7 Ti men, work ins un dfr txieri'iu'eil officials, anil rush ing the work as fast as possible lo take advantage or tin favorable wtailuT, over three miles of steel hus been luiil on the Oswego, Dalian & Koseburx Kailruatl, areonliiiK to V. J. Kuni, who returned from the ramus this morninn. where he has n lo.att d for the past s. verat NfW lomm, efmen I c( wT hv KrOUDUailS PROTEST GERMAN POLICY Of ATTACKING ARMED MERCHANTMEN President Wilson Will Probdbly Announce former Secretary of W. Following the former's Returo lo Wdshinglun Innurrow Secretary of Jgii culture Houston and frank'in K. tunc are U.ioer fooideralion in' lU-ginnint; at Carnt't station a f-w milm mmiiIi of tlu- city. Hie line of rails has r-arlietl three mil-ft in the Uirti-tion of the i-ement iiuarriei : owned by the company ami this imirh brim's Successor r " ,n"k ' m,w,rw",y. ,or ba!. LIMIim. s nil omul- ikai week, accoriliiiK to tlie reports, and The T.eoua Milts I.uiiiIht Company, eoniii in's to improve its property t wo miles nortli of Ki a in. says tlu Nnrili Doimlas Herald. At present t In- com pain is ennumM ill improv ing the eit irtinments of its etiiploxes. it is i in intention of the management lo ti'ar down practically nil the old eoHitues, toKi'tlicr with the hotel, uhii h hae stood for years, and elect pretty little bungalows. These im pro fluents will cost the company st-writl thousand dollars hut it be lieved the hnpi o id conditions will more than pay In the end. The em ployes will be bet tcr satisfied, and ronst(ue fitly will work to better ad 1 vaniage. The plan also contt'inplat' s t in installation of a pool room, II A half hundred members or the ,r.,rv IIIU otlMr r,.;iU,n,s W.r,, tw graud old party." the great ma- m.-a niav spend tlieir eveniims pleas antly or advantageouslv as the rase Road Graders Are Fxpected to Arrive Here Next Week TO EMPLOY A ROAD BUILDER TRAIN DELAYED THREE HOURS Here This AflernooQ Spread tdgl; Speeches Bring Much Applause (Special to the Evening Review). Rome, Feb. 12. Italy has issued a decree forbidding, under heavy penalty, importation of any Austrian or Ger man goods. This step was announced today after Premier l'riand, of France, held a conference with the foreign office. '""'I'liteJ "We have completed a steel wall aioun Cenviny," said Eriand. Ordinarily such a step we'd have provoked an in a tramway for the oiii,iany anis of ballast will be pla-ed Jurilv of whom art seekliiK to nilililt' daily. Tliu plans have lie-n elians-il ait the public bin, assembled at the Ju;iy ni. in many respeis during the last few eonrtlioiise this alternoon in re weeks, says Mr. Koril. and thorough- spouse to a call for a meetliiK of the ly experienced raiiroa.ls builders are members of the liollitlas County lie now in cliai'Ke. While the company publican central committee. A pccil expected that the road would be liar rait In connection with the ready tor operation earlier. It is now meeting was the fact that less than believed that the first cement will be lo per cent of the .'.7 committeemen hauled about May 1. Some tiiadiliK in Doualas County were present to is yet to be done, but this is to be answer the roll call, and very few rushed under experienced men until others were represented by proxy. The nuetinn was called to onl-r Mr. l ord assisted one of the en- J. A. mieuanan, actum vnmi'iiiuii eiiicrs un.l was f iniiilnir on build- of the committee The l.eona Mills Company has made extensive improvements alotiK all lines since the present manage ment took charge nboilt a year k,i. The capacity of the plant has been doubled, and modern, labor saviiiK machinery has been installed. New loKuilm roads are under construc tion and evidences of prosperity may be seen on every hand. It Is the in tention of the mamiument to make conn an Ideal lumber town, from immediate declaration of war. 'nit ir i-: not believed Ger- whicli caused Mr. to return here. it was derided yesterday the tianv would undertake tic manv cares to onen hostilities with Italv for nnancial and themseiv military reasons. "Briand said the allies were determined to throttle the Teutons from an economic standpoint, rui-i while making them suffer from a military standpoint. GOVERllUrt TO BE GUtST NEW POLICY MAY BRING PROTEST. London. Feb. 12. The allies will protest if Secretary Lansing accepts the German poiicy of attacking armed merchantmen without warning, so the authorities de-! clared. The objection will be based on the fact that Ameri-1 ca announced it would permit merchantmen, armed for de-' fensive purposes, to enter American ports. The change in this policy in the midst of war is regarded as unneutral. "Maybe there will be a landslide in November th?t will sweep away President Wilson with his trimming policies," the London Globe said editorhlly. TO NAME GARRISON'S SUCCESSOR. but miimnmon, jr. chosen secretary. ami n.'iijanmi tH standpoint of efrieiency and Of hraill. was i-htM-rf nlm nf jitiiiiixithiTM It is een reported that l.eona will Mr. ItUehanan then wnrk made it plain that the meeting wan nakp Jtn llt,IMI1(( t(l t;i )' !raln as 0fCIIYHORR0W;WiLL INSPECT SOLDIERS HOME I Tomorrow tlu veterans of the Sol diers' Home in West Uosehurn will prulahl leien'e their 1ohk looked lor visit from Governor James Withyrombi!. The executive, with his sei-retary, mid Mat; u uier '1 homas Kay, passed tlnoiiKh hero eaiiy this nioitinm, and alter spend ing a day at Meiifunl will return lit ri' to inspet t the Home. They will i i'iohalt airie heit,1 on Miuday altei- I'uid not called in tne interest or any par ticular candidate, hut was held for the purpose of fill inn vaeancien on 'the committee which resulted from a readjustment of the county precinct. In other Instances, he said, the cniu- milteemen had moved from the pre cincts in which they were elected, or had died since the last meeting held two years af;o. A committee on resolution, ap pointed hy Chair man Ituidianan and consistiiiK of V. K. Thomas. W. It. Vinson and H. V. hates, prepared a general resolution in which the Ke- suhurtt. Whethe founded on facts stat- at present. the report Is are unable to GEORGE BROWN TAKES BIBLE fROM HOSTLERY; WAS RETURNED LATER Itert WeMthro'tk, at ono time pro- ItosetilllK Hotel, hut l'ie years of Alhuny, (Continued on Vuku 11.', o'cluck, and w ill inhl train or the Washington. Feb. 12. When President Wilsrn re- '"' "" - 0 , t l'li rmaiii until a turns tomorrow irom a cruise on me r-oioniac, r.e da- , t morninK. nounce ex-Secretary of War Garrison's successor. ,0 the ...."ia.'iSl V",,tt officials believe. When the President le!t !a:t nmr.t he had tlie Uownior and parlv on tram No. under foremost consideration Secretary of Agriculture li'C' illr 'ZTJ. Houston and Franklin K. Lane. German opposit.cn CieVCl- .r. Alarkee had heen inuted to ac- oped against Lane because he is of Canadian birth. Though lr; IZ many mentioned Colonel Goethals, high ar.tnority said he tri,,. -n,,. 0,,:usi,i or the trip a was not being considered yet. ' j-,"- i-1or,,'tn GERMAN TRENCHES ARE TAKEN. ! hotels in that city this evening. t;ov- Paris, Feb. 12.-French troops captured 300 yards of wuhxon.he is to Bn, an ad- IrPnrlLPc in thp r.hnmTPP-ne region bv a SUdden grenade. While an effort iiiihIi- to uv:iil rttack northeast of Mesnit, it was olncially announced. ' publicity in ernor s vi onnection with the tiov liefe tomorrow, it as will als address I lie et.iuiis, and later he will he the ptiej-t ol honor at a rei eptiun w hi' h is heinn at -rat;; (! hv local Republicans at the l iiii'Miia Hotel. Tiie Coventor i supi'osed to visit the lot ai iii st it ut on mi f a : , hut has not as yet made an inspec tion ot ti'." Hmtie sane Ins election. Ti e eterans are i ims iiient ly ioVri iiiK forward to his vit tomorrow. STUDENTS PARADE TIIE STREETS TO ADVERTISE CONTEST AT ARMORY They took the trenches in the direction of I.ahure Heights, learned that he iii be ente,i;line,i - ... o ..!.. T, Tfiitnnc 1" Ulliner hi i lie inline, in i.en ne (lominanng ine ucrnidn u,jpiy mmwe j. vainly counter attacked. i PTTSSTANS WOULD CROSS DNIESTER. Petrograd. Feb. 12. The Russians are trying to throw a big force across the Dniester Fiver, northwest of Czernowitz. General Ivanoff is attacking west of Tarno pol. There is fierce fighting along the entire Volhynia Bessarabian front. FEDERAL CONTROLLED MILITIA PLANNED. Washington. Feb. 12 A militia. Federally controlled, is slated to replace the continental army plan as the ad ministration preparedness program. Drafting during war v.-ill probably be included in the provisions of the bill, but compulsory training measures, even like Chamberlain sug gested, will be practically abandoned. Co-rcss will prob ably effect a compromise on the Philippine independence bill. The House committee suggested o-i nmnvlment to the bill giving the islands freedom in t-n yenrs. GERMANY'S NOTIFICATION KCHIVED. Washington, Feb. 12. The S'ate !J,,artmcnt this ffternoon received from Ambassador C: rd. at Ilerhn. I the official text of the notification that Germany intends to tornedo armed merchantmen without warning. It con Mined a thousand words. Although not m;.dc pub.ic. it is ...n,....n ' . r . . , - . nAtfl lo. in1 ti stated that press dispatches accurate; .u.c. WOULD CONFISCATE U. S. Ki: A,I'APERS. Niagara Falls, Feb. 12.-The C;.! l;: n censor has wired the newspapers of Canada n ,t to print nt-s of troon movements, and has warned Amcru.-i n r : p;.pcrs witn Canadian circulation that their edition w.l! be connscated if sent intn the Dominion with siuh ne'vs. t t t r" i ' i ) wAC Mrvr QITNTT5 KKITISIi L K CJ lol-i' vvno i'.vx .w. ptihlti an party was euloKl.ed for lis prielor of t li ueeumpliHhiiif nts during the nnt iir t he past many yiars. The resolution in n urrived here Knday evenlnn to upend a few day KreetinK old time friends. Mr. WeHthrook is at present conduet itiK the Alt-any Hotel, whteh is on" ol' the finest hoslelrieH in On'Kon. I in rin k a coin ei sat ion laM e i n iikK, Mr. Wehihrook recalled a I'utunrous iii' jilent in tin lite nf Ceo. M. Urown. attorney general of Ore mn. and a iormer resident of this ntv. iMitinn the campaign which v suited in Mr. Iliown's eh-etion, the i aii'ltdJite xisited Alliany and was a -n-st at t lie host lery conducted hy Mr. jt ln'ooi . On tlie da fttlhr.v iiiu Mr. Crown's deparinre from Al ii. in". Mr. WcMthrouli illseowred that a Itilde which nrae a table in the m mi n t in-led bv Mr. Urown was ir i - it-. -. Not t hi ii king t hat M r. l-idun bad iippropriated" tlie book. Mr. 4-st bronk soon fot got 1 he In cident. A month or so later Mr. Westhrook leeelVed U letter hum Hie attorney general. In which the latter st.-ited that lie had unintentionally picked up 'be llilile n ml carried it away with him. In an .rcoinpanv itiL' p. ire. 1 po--i pm kane wiiH the liihh. limine, his fixe years' ex-p.--iem-e in conducting a' hot'l in Albaiiv, Mr West lirnnk sas he t m -pfttariU lo-l two Itibhs One of tlie-e u:ii inkeii bv Mr. Kiown and the other bv a hardware nierrhant of t- In e.ti b instance th y re- Thec kn and Womfn Arrest ed by Chicago Officers RIVTR RCCEDINGNCAR PORTLAND The Bodies of Nitu Icrn Miners Kilifd by a Gds Lxpltisibn Yfslndy rljve Bwn hmd From tlie Mine Commissioner N. hols Sus Road Work Will It Ptosdukd Yioroiisly lh:uui;hout the Pirsent Ycdr Court h M That the selection of a county road master will be made at tlie uei mcciiii ot tht- County Court, was (he statement made ibis niotniliK by Commissioner It. I. Nichols, of Kid dl-v " We ha rerei ved a number of a pplii a I ions i or the position." said Commissioner Nichols, "hut it Is my opinion tb;u tlie proposition hi now sifted dow n lo one man. While 1 , a in not at I ibeit y to divulge the I name of l bis person, I can recoin-1 n itMi tt hi in as a competent and trust-, worthy rond iniMd-r. He Is a man who has been enaed in road build Ins for a numb r of ears, and on derstands his business) t horounhly. It Is inv opinion 4 bat his appoint ment will he made during the March term cm t be Count y Court in order that he can be:; in act tial work on t!e roiids of tlie I'onntv as soon as the weather will permit Tin mem bers of the t-ourt have dlsi:ussed read im prove men t.s n non many oc casions dutiii;: tlie past wittier, ami It is our pie-i-nt pian lo iirosecote 1 he work with all viuor durini; the coming "ii oi ieer. .1 nst w bat roads will re-oiw altentiun net suintner will tmt hi- determined until future no etinr.s of the court. ' Mr. Nichols nunii'd here last n i M lit alter a few days spent at Port hi nd. w lirre he and other members of tlie Cotinly Court pun lnised eibt .venders and a marhitie known as a sic f.ier The c.i-aders Will hf lu'npeib'd hv horsr'K and will he lo i a ted In d i.'t ere nt .. t ions of the couniv. I It.- '-kv llier," which is ope of t tie in f h t i lent and tip-to 1 : t f t ad iM:i!;intc imrdements on the mat ket. w ill be u.-ei berever it Is Mhe-r need' ft. it ti the new ma -biiietv at hand. Mr. Nichols sayti I loeir las Count is in a position to build mads ;m uooil and durable call be found it) ativ se-tion of tin -tale. The 'Machinery purchased by the court will ,- .-bippd from I'ort ad w ;i li t n the m t f-w diivs n;id should an ie here some time next week. LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM ATIRACTED BIG CROWD AI THE NEW ARMORY IM CHICACO, Keb. M rrpstins t li it- men anil three woue n, the -'cd-eral a tit nor it ies re t i -I ii'-ut I v a half million dollars worth ..f revenue stan.ps taken in the tote . rv of the M. I'iiul Collector's of! ii e They be i.e 1 tic v liie. a clew to the N-w Westminster robbery s- .iiil y ars nutt. Tho.-e arretcd w : Kd ward l.eonanl. John Xe.k. Ml 1 ae I'l.tn nman and their wies. .. nets (oiind m-htioued the Westtuit tr ca;e. which was ren-arkitbly sir Jar to the St. I'.ml robbery. mi a ( towd a i-intdt d iit tin oi . I h is a t I'-Miooit on t to ol A it i liato l,i ucftlu s bil l h K'U-' turiieil the ililtl their error. w b n I he .ili. .1 A liwdy demon -t i at ion In tin- Ii;k!i s hoed students lo aifra- t alf- tiiioii t j lotiml.t s basketball fame at the armorv as lidd on tb- stif-t this I a?f I :iOe'. lie- .ui.-e ti.e ( ballipLOIl- t iiimm: t i:i S N I JI ANCiSCd. I ee rcpllbllcaitS to'iav fi 1 1 li an ai; erst i v of t h tie lit Ol the KepiiblK ol coloi '1 ' l.i -" ed, a to! Sun Yaf St n ;ind l.m e.l Wii-lW. The '!,!! p- uhiir --iL'n.fi' aii' t- to p or So1: on t t iiern Ili'K i d- p let in- i!'Ui!-s toniL-lit and Monda;., en- Vat .-k,u-:a-ii wa- laiMpant ami t tie stunts li;i t"d bv ti;' stu b nf- were pro- tte ! -' o' mu' ti iiinuM iie-nt. noun It:- Vl.-il.ri' td!li fro-u ti.e A-tl- '''"!' ind Kluti S ho(d a:riw-d on tlie a(- oon 1 1 a i ti and Co- pa f ad- .is in. lie that' I- a! t : ward at the depot, lie- iMior- Ar.- diivtn Tb rouu c t ti" t : i -, ai, 'I lis and ftui.ts wet.- a i v f n at ariou- pOilitJ bj-.ie--- s- tion. b d bv u't.t a: it---i ii.ii,' i:t n- . t to- pa : a ie -t a n e I -- t i et-t with i:.i ! i am Hal'--, c.d.tvs or i,j,i. .,' i and tbe v ii'o e on the ..in,'- I. i.iat.ori a ..- il a t tni v me ' in t he f t una n p" fiLiitinn is still pro. . .-I r.KATIMi. t. t Chin- b itated Ibe it eHtablish ' tuna 'i r ' ict,iies of vere po-t-att;e be.l la t that and Sin i it 1 1 ti i i r e. An id anni in- impt rial nee. T!ie 10CAI DEMOCRATS ASK FOR CONFIRMATION Of SUPREME COURT JUSTICE ii 1 1 pi v to a telem a m s- iM a few la h iiro urtrniK the con t ion of I, on i s lit a li'bi (or .1 ' l -' I lie I . S Sup! 1 Hi" ( o'l! I . Vt ft IV tt.Ontw. a pi onJn- nt ; Mil' litial lien.oi rat ot l!n - ' fltOI tl I II L' I ei 'I t d a 1' '1 I I'f It'i'l S.-i.ator I.' o K Cii.l:i . i ll wit. i i, tie l-ut.-r .!..!' d t;-..f ii'-v t the ap o. mm ui of t dt i-i w .is :t uood nt-'' :ui i l1 w) it I u-e all bono'ahb ii ' !. v a in.n i .i r v The pr. i i I i-x'i I - - W el e held l' I be aU-pb ' f o! K' lio I'o t, C. '. It . and tin- ni' iu hi rs ot Hi.- omen s l. lid Cm ps Attoiii- t). 1'. ( o how preside.! over I to- t i-lt lii'lllle W htle 'V. i I . I b av p to; ot t n' M l hodist ( h hp ii . So, i ti, act i d a- chapla in ;. ; K .lop.-, p.i -or of int. t hu ll, in CI 'Ml h, d' li e ft I h-- oi at ion of the ,lav. and iioni all re.oit It A a- one ol t he tine I ell i t at lltlii; ad It. - le-atd I ii-i" iti ! nt ea rs J. . ,loP" P V lev l" the llC llf tile ma t . iei ';e -Pb lit . I lie l-lU'led Coach left Rails While Defend ing a Heavy Grade R. H. Ifanings, WdnN Here for Non-support, Is Rttuinrd from SaoU Cm;, (il. At liberty wi J300 Bail After an absence of about a week lnrtif (ieorK (Julne returned here last niKht from Santa i'rui, Cal., where he went after R. II. JenninKS, of Voncalla, who Is wanted hero oi barge of non-support. The com plaint against Jennftms was filed by tils wife. Jennings Is now enjoying his liberty on ball, and It is not be lieved he will he arraigned until the Circuit Court meets here on Keb. 21. At that time. It is understood, he will enter a formal plea of not miilty. Sheriff Quinf says the California officers did not consider the contro versy exlstliiK between Mr. and Mrs. Jennings a prope subject for consid eration there, and as a result the guardianship proceedings were re ferred to the courts of this county. These proceedings are the result of Mr. Jennings' attempt to have his mother appointed guardian over his hildren. Mrs. Jennings went to lama Cruz recently to flttht for pos session of the children, but she was unsuccessful. . Not until the pro- eedings are considered here will the nstodv of the children be warded to either Mr. or Mrs. Jennings. Mrs. Jennings and the children are now on their way to Itosetnng and should irrive here early next week. Accord ing to tlie order of the California tuthorities she must produce tbe 'hildren In court here by Feb. 18.." ('tinlngs' arrest occurred about two weeks. ago, and he has since been at liberty on bail furnished by his nothcr. who resides at Santa Crux, "rior to the present trouble. Mr. and Mrs. JJcnnttiKH lived In Scotts Valley, i few inileB from Voncalla. Knroute home Sheriff Qulne had tn experience which he will remem ber for a Ion time. While the train on which he was traveling; was de si ending the mountain slope south rAshland three cars left the track is tbe result of a broken rail. Mr. (juiue anil his prisoner were riding in ine of these cars and they were considerably frightened.. The broken rail was replaced after a three hours delay and the train arrived here at "::io o'clock last evening. Sherilf Qulne is high in his nrala- of Santa Cruz, which says Is one if the most attractive towns he ever isited. While there he was enter tained hy the officers and made to Teel ojilte at home. Fortunately the heriff did not have t pass through 1 1 e flooded districts, and escaped set ions didays as the result of high .it r a n d ot h er u ti pleasant ele- liicnt. I in t . lie 1 - Id. ' I h p ate; tie r : v l:ll K l- IJTI. Mi. .1. 1 . Fair uv I lo r ha- h- l ' h- . . ;.iel il n t't 1 n tii-- c- ; 1" ,tpl i n. l" " I) I - it) 1 lie fH', ::.! London. Feb. 12. A Bcilln or. ttived here today asserts that a Brit. Mink by a German torpedo bo.-.t nr.d nr. tornedoed. The ' itish official pr.-.s The British Admi lty says fiat the tvu - rs ;.u.a-c mtn loncd were four mine-sweeping vcs.,c!.. nr. 1 that three oi them have returned safely. staUmcr.t re cruiter lias been er !!ri:i.ih crui'-er rc:iu denies this ! -i lion t i Inn. i i- -1 . -i r ii-. t j i - . . nt or in w II- ; n I HtiOi.-.I" -..LI it i- ki il or ( h;irlii !. ,nv of III- ti- !i it: ii !- IhioI UtWnv. ' I it,- 1 1 - i 1 1. 1 - iiml ill--O'l - - iL-li" i :ttl-n-lit - , i, Mi I T!i prn I n"-r:il .win.". MI- t.i i n ! H A A nt -'J olii';tl ..tiilit-. nf II.1..1" I,.. I, .1. iiti l tin- u: i'i- l.iri; i:it ten -. r I t 1 1 - - - l K-itn- in II. i- ' it v i- -- on l..i ri'l a. lijtit t k l - lull! iiik (In l!i i' iiii-ii' l!i- m v. 'i i !i li.i - i- -n f t ( n im. 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