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Newspaper Page TextTRAVELERS SAT Rineborg u the beat town In Ore gun and has the bent outlook for per manent growth. Tills show that united effort whu. keep It up. EVIEW America uki nothing (or herself but what she Iih right to ask for humanity itself. WOODKOW WIKSON. VOL. XV11I. ItOSKIU'KU. Oltl'tiOS, Tl dKKll.W KVKMXti. r KltKI AltV Si, 111 1(1. Xo. :IOI WHY AMERICA LEADS ROSEBURG The Washington Oflic'als Today Conferences Between Secy Lansing and Ambassa dor Bernstorff Pointed Note GERMANY'S PATIENCE TOWARD AMERICA VALUING, SAY REPORTS II Was Unof ficialty Announced TwJjy Hut he Getmans CtipIurcJ Sf.O Ydrds of frfnih Trenches and 326 Prisoners fast of Somber American Ambassador Gtrard Dhabled by Having Collar Bone BroLra (Special to the Evening Review). Paris, Feb. 22. Seven German battalions captured more than a half mile of first line French trenches, and also becond line trenches at many points in the Eois and Given chy regions, so it is officially admitted. Counter attacks to deceive the invaders were mrd: from practically all sec tions of the lines. The Germans lost heavily. After gas and artillery attacks for several heirs the Germans charged. Cannon had destroy d t'.;e LrH line trenches ai many points. Afterwards the Teutons used 8000 men in successive attacks along a front of less than a mile. Shrap nel, machine gun fire and explosive shells from the French lines caused heavy losses in the ranks of the attackers. Counter attacks by the French were conducted from third line trenches. GERMANS CAPTURE FRENCH TRENCHES. Berlin, Feb. 22. It is officially announced that the Germans captured 800 yard of French trenches and took 320 prisoners east of Souchez. INFORMAL CONFERENCES WILL END. Washington, Feb. 22. The administration practically decided today,. o pnrl the informal conf"T-"nr'5 Vtwrn Secretary Lansing and Ambassador von Bernstorff, and dispatch a formal note to Germany emphasizing the need nf nnpniiivnral awitranrps nhnnr trip TVtif nflr wnrfarrv Thoi'he nidir-is have , . -i i . r oniy rning possiDie to irustraie mis pian is me arrival oi definite assurances that the Teutonic prodamatic r. of war fare against armed merchantmen will not become effective on March first. It is reported the administration has con cluded that the confidential discussions of the situation have outlived their usefulness because of pen.cnal animos itv between Secretary Lansing and Ambassador von Bern storff. GERMANY DISGUSTED WITH AMERICA. (By Carl Ackerman). Berlin. Feb. 22. Germany's patience toward America is vanishing. There is not the slightest desire manifest tc postpone operation of the Teutonic decree of warfare against armed merchantmen because of American protests It is popularly felt that Americans must suffer the conse quences of they embark on armed sh'os instead of seeking passage on neutral unarmed vessels. The patience Ger many displayed toward America during the Lusitania ne gotiations no longer exists, because there is a popular feel ing that America has already plans. AMERICAN AMBASSADOR DISABLED. Berlin, Feb. 22. Ameri-an Ambassador Gerard broV: his collarbone in an accident. FRENCH COMMANDER GREETS KING. Athens, via Paris. Feb. 22. General Sarrail. the com mander of the French troops in the Balkans, arrived here today and had an audience with King Constant ine. Im mediately afterward King Constantine received the Asso ciated Press correspondent delighted with the result of inorougniy connaenr. was me the differences between Greece and the entente powers. ZEPPELIN REPORTED DESTROYED. Paric PV 77 A 7i"inc!ui airhi-i wr.s h-rncht flown I'l o by French guns in the vicinity of lirab.v.it-I.e-Koi. m the Meuse region, today, according to an official announce - ment. The Zeppelin was flying from St. Menehouid to - ward the south, and was attacked by carmen from Kevigny. Hit by an incendiary shell, the Zeppelin fell in flames in the vicinity of Brabant-Le-Roi. "ERILLIANT" FEAT IS LAUDED. London, Feb. 22. Field Marshal Kitchener, Secre tary of War, has telegraphed to Grand Duke Nicholas commander of the Russian forces on the Caucasian front congratulations on the "brilliant feat" of arms at Erzerum. The Grand Duke replied, thanking the Fic:d Marshal. DYE SHORTAGE IS SERIOUS. Washington. r jb. 22. Clothinp manufacturers of the United States are i short of dvestuffs that a Nr tion-widc appeal is to be made to the public to rejognie the fact that it must content itself with the simplest colors in apparel Decided lo frd 4rc Infciir.a '.i-i .i -i r hindered many of Germany's and informed him that he wa?, the interview, which he was nrsx mcw iowviu iic.uuig uiy WARRANTS Of ARREST ISSUED F03 MEMBERS ! Of BLACKMAIL GANG SKATTI.K. K.h. 2L Warrants . 'ii issued for the arrest of I'elrrson. of Itillings, Mont., ;' I sai.l t'la 1'itu. of I. os Angeles. w ho i;i charged with blackmailing :i Millionaire ."cattle lumberman. The authorities declcre itnothcr woman ha ( onfi's.-.ed, saying these were members of a blackmail syndicate which p.-ewd on wealthy anil ill f I it tntial men on the Pacific Coast for several years. Photographs were use.l for the purpose of blackmailing the wealthy. After a photograph of the victim with a pretty woman was secnreil, n member of the law firm would call the man to his office. There he would inform hitu that his wife was ; about to start divorce proceedings 'brunch rn.ither attorney, tie would .snow lllill a cuitv me I ill I ii iii; rn o, . Invariably the victim came through wit!i a large sum of money. Multi millionaires anil men of National and international reputations were among the dupes. Honey Sack Taken frcm the Golden Rule Last Night ENTRANCE THROUGH WINDOW The loot Secured by the Burglar Will No! Exceed 125, Atcoicf-ng lo llie Cu!in Rule Manager - Hammer found KITectins an entrance through !'-;ir window, some unknown person lute la.-'t niht or early fi'-'v '.iteve.l the 'lolden Utile store, In the Perkins i'M . on t'ass su-'et. and atipni uriated $l' in small change. As yet cN'W to the and it is en- identity or the burglar. eral'.v believed that ho has left the i.,. In effecting entrance to I lie store j the fellow first broke out a portion ; of the ejass in a window of the room occupied by the toilet. lie then shunted his arm through the space and loosened the catch which held I ihe windows inlait. The lower win- dow w as then raised sufficiently to allow tht man's body to pass throiiKh ; . l.oweriim himsHt into J tln toilet room the m,fii fouml hm- self separated from the main store by a ho'ted door. With a chisel and hammer the fellow made an opening in t hi panel of the door, through which he shoved his arm and re moved the holt. J H" then t ntej-ed the main store room and luan his operations. Ap parently experienced in the art of ransack in Mores, the fellow re moved hiiiidrfd of boxes from the shel-.ts. :is weil a:; d;Mii'!-im: sceral' suits of clothes which were hanuin'T r. a ruck. Tlies. clothes were found on the I'ioor ar 'i on the count' r-; w! ei- K 1 1 I'uicham opened the -t'Ti tor I m -i ii 1 I hi mornitiK. A ia k. on wl i'ii w :-e disphived sev "ra 1 pa l rs of .-iui1'". '' as pulled down :-rd ov' t .rii' d hv ihe bill -ilar. A mil of - ho- whi 'il t:ie man evid tit !v wore wl;:le ran- e '-ii:!' (lie I'clvs ir.d sho'- i a- e w . " fou nd on the flf'r of the slore near the rear exit ii !. !i.-.cl bv the nf! "If that "i feiluw f.r.-t intend". I to steal the s!io- :. bet hit'T han "ed b " mind for frnr.th-" t!i"v wo'iid bad to Ir-i ar rest. Hie monev diaw-'r war p'lll' d opr-n. hi. t luii ' t"! , it coniain- d no ! 'I m!:. C'diind 'nir' Iiom s on a I: tie- I 1 1 1 1 -1 i- found a f-all cer-t.-ininir abotif ". in s'nr.Il ,.,,., ;, v. f in i,r,.:.H, ), i t 1 " jn 1 I.i.IlL ' A P.- .ll -f I OTlt tie IT ! , friri ;''h' t v. .i oc-looked tn- tot,: r in tu- t.a-'e to rana. :-LII- l. M- II ,h" :it 1 '" ,r 4- y, , . o, l- M'Ue w,s found a ' ,. ,,.,.r.,, ( . Cna, t'. ir.!- end eiiti-u ( .,,, , . , ,r ,,.,. vi. .,:.. 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' on til I yt, i'-n . eiilliv HERE LAST NIGHT Believed to lie Deed of Som ' of His Countrymen Two Stage Chinamen Were in liroo Mali day - Rubbery Thought by Ulfuers (o Hove Been Milive With his liead horrihly rut and haltered and his throat pevi-red al most from ear to ear, tin dead hody of Lee Kant, alius Hop Lee, an aed C'hliniman, was found dead in his M - i'MHtrv on lto!-e street ut :i o'clock I this afternoon. The discovery of the rnd "or . hiZ Sheriff ;eore (.Juine. A ecu m in1, n ied hv !)iKtrict Attorney (JeorKe N.-uner, tin1 sheriff hastened to the houn of the I'hinaman. A lirief evaminat ion showed Dial the a ,ed celestial ld undoubtedly 1, 'en murdereil, prolmbly after he retired for the inwht . At least, the offh-ers (Continued on 1'ano (..) Pi a; Renominated for Mayor of Se attle by Big Majority P0TLA.D CiliNTSf VICTIM Df AD Ten Pfople Were Killed When Two Trains Co!lid;d Near Millord, Corn., on Ihe Ntw Hiiven MuA .'KATTLK. Feb. LJ. - IEoeeivinK the largest vole ever ejeii a mayor alty candidate in a piin:iry eleiion In Seattle, Hiram (iill was renomi nated yestei day with a ote -xceeil-ini; the combined vote i iiis three opponents. Austin Ceiiiitbs captured s i oinl place n tl will op, lose (.ill on Vanh 7. The ote (.ill. :;.- m:. : (liiiiiths, : 2 : ilrbkson, 7:' t ;" Kaymer, 1 It 1 0. Ii; M MM PtiHTLANH. -b. fiini;. a ton-.-pun. " day in a runnim; ficii! v. u.-.h nimlet H. He (tie I 1 Tl'- prdir e have sl.H l. cleanup of Chinatown, ; oral sii.-p ts for cai i . -Son,e a c 1 urt!"d t i e; t;liH lit aut tior it it s. ; 1 i.it on i - p:oi ..Id''. .Iii' Ii: .: (e Clt.H 1 police. I UAH. i:.. Woim hot yester nli Hop Sin -r ei movnini;. 'I a enernl i rest! UK sev- j; revolvers. to the (iov t heir d' por I Albero. a Id by tho M.w oi i !:;:: w i i; i:i;i. SAN FUAVlst 1T1 : t lo Mop ill" b'-te.n tile Ho l.t n!,K tol,. 1 lie . i-tv fent it - ;-r la an in the w.ir and liiw e pt-iil'e 'O d tWO lleb- .ittb' tod.i.. IW 11 C . pe. I :- Jel-l tales to I'otHat.d : : In tlie nie.i ni hue i ; i it o-r a to w out 'it in' ut or a de 1;. t ;it m it illl HOLD CONFIRMATION SER VICES HERE TONIGHT ! ltishop Sumner, of the Episcopal liiotese of Oregon, arrived here this morning from Portland and is being entertained by !ev. llarr G. Lee, rec tor of St. Ceoigc's Kpiscopal Church. l II II C H i his evening itisho,, SmiuHT will lioKl coul iiiiiution nvr- I1 HCr- irrs ut St. lioriK s I hiin h. A ll:(sH OI KfVtMal llH'lllbtTH Hill Ih t'Oll- I ii iiit-il. 'ruinorrow ovfiilne Hiwhon su.hii.r similar servir.-s m In- will hold HtTviri's tit Ouklantl. Hishop SmniKT will puss Friday ut ICi.Mli-. Hisliop Siiiiint-r is qui c well known tn ItoM'l.u rti, where he Iiuh tw Ice v isi i I'cl Hitu'i' 'uuiiiK to Oregon. On his previous visit to UosetiurK lie wart stricken wilh an afllictlon of tlie throat ami was u patient ut Mercy Hospital Tor several days. !i;hop Sumner passed today view ing t he city ami chat linn with his M.iny i'ri n ls ami ncuainlanceH in this vi'tnily. He will leave tomor row afternoon for Sutherlin. Railroad Cases Are at Issue the Circuit Court in DECISION IXPECTfD WtDNMY Athrn y Itert Hermann Asked That the Com plaint Filed by the City Be Made More I Definite Two Clauses Cited Acting upon behalf of II. L Mavs tem. W. S. McKlhlnny, W. A. I'enrco, Mr. Horn blu t and Mote Howe, de fendants in actions brought b;. the city ol IJosebuiK lo ionileuin ftaln propeity tor ri",ht of way ptirpo-es in connect i ci if with the cutistrm Hun of i ci propo-ed KoseburK & hus.o. n Kiiilioad. Attorney Klbert Hermiuii .Mondty evening argued a motion to make moie ie hiite the complaints Inline .JinUe Cok'j in the Cii'-ait ('(Hilt. s all the motions were in com mon. Attorney Hermann lead the one p:e,.irt.l in ine case of Mole Howe, w ho owns a track of lam) In the r.rnokrdd" addition to the CUy of Kosetnir. In his motion. Attorney i m i uttacked two Hansen con tain d in t lo ordinal complaint of lite city. In one clause referred to 't w as contended that 1 he ad vant. i ;en ami bend Its lo be gained by (he owner ol the property to be crnived by the railroad would amount to iiiore lh;ui tlw land sounlit by the Ity ai d Dm- alb eed damages. The it!.ei attio ked by Attorney llerai.ni'l M. !(! lh.it I tie cilv hud attcmp; ! (r I-a h an agreement witli Mr. Howe, but h;id failed to reach a satisfactory 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 , In comment in on '.h two cl n.scs. which he declared v.onl I b.! V e to be considered toet he,-, A '. liiiii!1 Htt:u;inn said he could ;iot 1'inl" i --land why the city had on'. : 1 o i o'Mperi'-ate Mr Howe fo: the I, m l lo ;.e t,i k n when, in Tact, t h pi - ' u.iiK i l.U.- e HC-U'd hilt the ,i.v; H- t.' s initl ben. lits to be deri e, by t i c t, vs ii r of the pi ojiei l v to be cro:.-t- d ie .,r(psed railroad wo'dd ) Ih.ni otis.'t the bind sought m I d.'inac's "I ciinnot understani'.' I Mr Hermann, " w h v on shoul I r Mr. Hone some financial on- i-i ii 'on lo. his la rid, w!o u on im Hi;il he Is entitled to nothing it. ' Ollllt Of the aill .'e. helletit wo'iNI deri- fiom the Kinsir'i' o' the i.iihoii'l h- n consider d '.-.!' t He two 1 . 1 1 1 s a re icon i t'f I uniitd :.l-o III e Ut I tiii.T or not tie citv re.i!! ii;.mI ' la ve ;i tend r I b li-ve ,;il I i 'e l ; i let ;nl oi mat loll, al -I n alie ili.it I c.niriot r n- !i OU LN I lie IIIOl iritl il t ble ,1 CHEMICAL TRUCK Fire Committee Reports on In- spection of Systems rnr. lrhAIT lit a f r Nil r ii (MA Hi I DKI MA r -w CoumilfTtfi fid mill on and Shdnbrook Deti.it Finding from Tiips Over Sid!? and Mt Informal Reccmmendalions Altliouith they hnd Invpstlcated Tho city cotinell Monday niKht the npparatus or each of the larncr authorized the Improvement or th cities in the western part or tho ","KU,"' ,;x"""1"!: ' E,l"t sixI" ; . . .. , , , . street and all Fleser street with state, the special rire committee of Krav,., proiKTly lined wilh rurbs the city council lust nlKht made no and established on regular Krad.r. n iiort. Their recent trips both north "1''11' niaiter was presented In a petl iind south were oullln"il in detail "',n ''lch was returned to the coun wilh reference to the Kood points oj lilst nlKht with the approval of I all the various kinds of apparatus street committee who had Inves found In use, hut as yet the only tisnted, but was not adopted until Intimation concerning a local truck oiue discussion had followed on oh : is that Ihe apparatus will be. of the Won raised by 11. C. Dawson, I smaller type, equipped with no pump whose truck Hardens lie along all one i but wilh chemical and plenty or of Closer street, lie asked that hose. this street be not Improved. The I Following a narration covering the1 "H'rovement constUutes about thre8 visits to the outside fire depart-j ' nients. Councilman Shainbrook said' Mr- Iawon said he owned all tho ' that the committee would probably Property on one side of this street. I recommend a concrete floor for the "d as he was not able to stund the local hall, swlnclng doors to protect 1 expense, he thought this street the npparatus from the weather, nnd should not ho included In the Im- sleeping quartern for several local , proveluent. It was pointed out by men and possibly one or two persons c'ltv Engineer llirks that the signers to he hired continuously. These o( the petition represent more than recommendations were placed before "atr or the property, since the slgn the local firemen at tl meeting prevl-'''" n,1,! ,,le property at the end of ous to tho regular ruuncll session "1 street where It makes a turn, and the firemen appeared well sails- Hatgreaves and Hamilton spoke In fled. The kind of truck that will be favor of the improvement. It being secured w ill be determined soon, but "ceded badly, they said, and the rost from the discussion heard last even- n,,t 'lng excessive. Motion was inn It will probahlv be or the modern ""'n Passed adopting: resolutions au chemical tvpe. Tile committee were: ' horizlng the engineer to prepare lo meet with K. S. llurd. or Port- land, n repreHeutalive of the White truck, thin morning. It with rumored Hint there was nn opposition to any report from the commit (en Uiat would have recom-!hnd yet been given to put In walk mended the purehase of a small for South Stephens street, stated truck last ninht. Several of the that In the next few weeks with bet councilmen believed that such rer- ter weather for looking over the ommendations were to be presented. 1 various streets, they would again One councilman said that he was take up the sidewalk problem. Mr. ready to move that any report of (lile said that both sides of Stephens this kind be laid on the table and he street were without walks for some believed the other four on the coun- distance. Resolutions ordering cil would support him The repc.rt walks to bo constructed on Short made, however, contained no riefi- nnd Skes streets wer adopted to nlto recommendations. i provide for the benefit of mail car- Mmmbpook I a plains Trip. rlers who had complained under tho After making the request that Mr. rulings of the I'oslal Hepartruent. Hamilton tender a report of the Hnd-1 With reference to new fire hy Ings of the committee, and denying dranls In Itogard's Addition, the fire c If ii i uetiee on . ti is own part suitable and water rommlttee reported that to the occasion, Mr. Shainbrook told they favored holding over the poti or th various visits. This report Hon to await what net Ion would he was made at the opening of the meet- taken on the proposed eight Inch ing for Ihe benefit of the fireman water main to be laid to the fair who were wnlting to watch the coun- grounds. This delay was granted, ell's aetlon. I The nuisance of a barn and -Our first stop was at (i ranis rhicken yard In North Koseburg. on I'ass." said Mr. Shainbrook. "They the Miller property, was glvm at have a chemical outfit and the thief tentlon and an order was made to of the department there said with it :' the same at once. The mar ihev put out s:. per cent of the fires, sbal was directed to serve notbe. As The important thing, the chief told pointed out by Al Creadon and sev me, was to Ke to the fins quickly. ral rouncilmen, the nlleged nuls- At Vshland Ihev have no i d for ancc was the center of a good resl- a pumping outfit, because Ihe water dence district and many complaints pressuie is even greater than would had been made. be provided by an ordinary putm. A petition of Charles Heldin. or here. We were told there that the South Main street, was presented chemical apparatus was successful in -sklng for a month's time In which about !M. per cent nf the rases. 1 to remove dirt from IiIh sidewalk. Cug. n we found a $l'i.'Hii? pump tn- oultil il wits ii, in siiihl. but e barned that r used II was not even W i had to ask to see It. I,,, itui.k ..nek 'I'ii.y al.d h provid-d with ehen.i. als. and we were lo'.l II,, v were tl". per cent suc cessful. Al Mhanv Ihev have a $'.. ii. mi Wliil- piitiii'iiiit a,piitatiis. but this iiImi ai. seldom used. They d.i, end'd for their pressure nn an auxiliary pump provld-d by the watei r,iiiiir,v and alla'h-,1 to the sl"in near tlie r-s-i vol is.. At S.t I. iii the I. a I'Min.- trucks were In u. . hut we w-re to'd III 'I the -li-lul 1,1 mr- Ihe I,... for all puip.eies" !i II ill.,, I then add,,) uev-ral otto r p.nnls to the slory II'' le'-h- .d that an aimhaM pump mlLiht ii- t'towded I, -re. Th- te. otntii-ti iliitions iii r.iiiiid to c-mciit tl.xir .in, I doors tor the fir- hall, they said. w-;e re, ommend' il al most of the places vi-lied. and they believed sev eral local I r v - would seep li-ar Ihe lo. al ifp.ir.lt, is If III. i wre prov id, d Hiih te -Is. Ml. II in 'I . ot I'.ittlac.l. I. .Ik"! Iirlefh ion, t utiiK Hi- points of Ihe V. h't- I. ,i Y nnd a-s- d lo I t ith I! ,ii,',. lit. e II- St.: I , that It w i- far m-l- lie. -;in to lie at a III'' hI with h-n.l, al than ha .e n pond, i ous ma, lone with l-iri,ti and other alt. ehu, cits. Me le, on: in. nd' .l that the , il pur, liawe , t- r ' we'l hW III, mil ni,,' iltld otr' half ,,u Tlie matter was left to th- .on ,, lilt- and fir men who met an.iin lhi tioili li-. llM! Mi l l II. ni;i.Mi. K"b The Trojan To a, ter Works at San l.orc.mi, blew up al C!::!n liinn was kill. o'clu.k today. One ,1. TO GRAVELSTREETS Council Allows Petition From Bo- yard's Addition a . ... y , AWN Nli I K NAM l V PAvvTn ' ihhv VIIVIIIIIMVI. Uk I ntJULV Street (ummillee Promises Actios 01 Side walks and New Walks Are Authored Nuisances to Be Abated Plans unit speclllcatlons. Commit (4N ti Act. Tho street coininlUee, in response to a rharKe made by Councilman elite to the effect that no attention coneerning wiinri tie nan receive notice Trom tlie auinoruies. in- kki ihe delav was nw essary because the water kept ..ringing more run ami i could not be slopped for a month lonn.T. The re.iuest was granted. The health and police committee made known their Investigation of the leak In the old city reservoir, which was reported previously In The Iteview. and the conimltt-e staled that Manager llesse. or Ihe local wat-r plant, had agreed to .lialn 111- tank round defective, ce ment the cracks and .riplv a couple of coat" of paint. The same cotn M.ittc. r. ported that the Southern l-ie In- t'oii, pane had repaired the t.i-. ak lu ti,,' Itast avenue sewer that had hen caused In driving piling, and wouid live il attention If it gave Ho, I'd- there in tile future. The t-h phone at the S P. round home for use In giving the tire alarm, will tie chatlK' d so that It ronii.it he used by private parties. Som- i 'inp'.iint has been mad- tli.it the t-1. ; hctie has been used the -am.- as oilier phones and the coun cil asa-d that the m.inagi r"he notl fa I to make the chans-.'. The Kmilng N"s presented a courteous b tier In which thev ink.d that Ihe legal priming for the rltv be devised on a basis of eiiualll. be tween the local napers. The sugges tion was grant. -1. Ihe nuisance of water running over the waUs on Kast H.iuglas slre.t In front of the property of A. oil. nli-rg. was brought up again, no a, ", n having been taken to abate the dltliniltv at the pre.lous re-,in-sis nf the council. City Attorney Wiinh-ilv was of tit" opinion nun pew ordinance wool, (Continued on have to I'skb Ii.) be