Roseburg review., February 24, 1916, Image 1

SEBU
TRAVELERS SAT
Kosehurg It lira bet town In Orv
icon mid hiu the bt outlook f)M- per-mani-nt
Knmth. Till. Khowa that
milled effort win, keep It up.
REVIEW
Amorira nothing fur hrrxrlf
bat what she hat r'stit to ak for
nuiuanlt; Itnelf.
UOOIIKOW WILSON.
VOL. .Will.
liosi:i:i lit;, tltr:;ox, Tiiiitsow kvkmm., ri ititi why win.
No. illMI.
WHY AMERICA LEADS
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Berlin Is Reported to Believe Thai the Fall of Verdun Would
Mark the Beginning of the fnd of thz War
Half Million Men in the Stale
RESIDENT Of
BURG MOST FACE
TRIAL IN PORTLAND
AMBASSADOR GERARD MAY STUMP UNITED STATES fOR WILSON
Austria and Germany Are Expnkd lo Dedare War Upon Portugal Irnm, dijttty as the Result
of the Sriiurt of thirty-six Austrian and GermaQ Stejmm Intoned
in the lagus River fremb hamate Iron
That Mrs. .MoIKe Honors ami Clt'll
tump, of Uosi'huii:, must fa trial
in (lie Circuit Court at l'ortlaiul on
h'arwo of kl,lna,plnK, was made
plain tlli'm yt'iitiTilav, when Jinlj;'
PORTLAND OFFICERS
ARE SEARCHING
FOR CHIHESE'
BUT FOR CAR SHORTAGE
BUSINESS WOULD BE PHE
NOMENAL, SAYS OfFIGAL
iMlIii'rt Phelps, sitting for Jiulso ... - . r . u p
K.vanaimli. .1. i.ied the demurrer to MlirGGrCrS Ot lC2 III lit tC
in Sliding There
ill.' indictment filed by the dt fend-
unts' attorneys.
Itoth Stump ami Mrs. Bowers are
well known in Koseburg. where they
lived for point time prior to tak
ing iiji their residence in Portland.
They were arrested at Aberdeen.
Wash., a few week a ago on & charge
of kidnapping Mrs. Powers little
(laughter from one of Portland's
charitable homes. The child wh-j
figures in the kidnapping case is
about five years of age.
Mrs. Powers claims that her.
brother. (Tell Stump, had nothing to
ito with kidnapping the child. Cor
a few m out lis prior to leaving Rose
burg. Mrs. Itnwers lived with her
mother on South Main street.
KILLING TYPICAL OF Ci!iNEtf
lee Chung, Broliier of lite Dt-ad Km, Hds
Gone to Porlldi;d to Assist itif Of
ficers of Thai City
If tars could he had. the Southern
Pad: ic would bo experiencing the
greatest business in this state in the
I isiory of the road, was a statement
made by -Chief Train dispatcher J.
10. hinder, in t !ie local yards this
moiling, .lust reiently daily freight
per v ire has been established north
1 -'tween Koseburg and .hi tut ton City.
Cut for shortage of cars it w on Id
be necessary to Increase the service
in every direction.
With every sawmill In the si ate
now running at full capacity, cars
are in demand for loading both day
and night, according to the railway
ofiicials. The Leona mill is one of
these, if is said, anil such cars as
are spoiled there are rilled Immedi
ately and sent off on the next train.
Council Considers Buying Per
kins Auto for fire Dept
Dr. Stewart Makes Recommendation in Plan
for Providing Pumping Outfit ii future
at Spetial Meeting last Night:
The eoiineil niei'tini; railed fn.
I lie lli. n aseil hilsltiess is felt over , .,s, eienlli' to take ii.tion regard
me w inn" country., worn nas neen
reieived liere rerelltlv from trailllnen
toninTty in tills eltv, who have se
ruri il positions in the Kant. Men let
Sutherlin People Heartily in Sup
port of Movement
WOULD USE PRESENT CHEMICAL ROSEBURG MEN TELL OF PLAN
large Crowd Galliers ii Sulhrrlin Theatre
and fndorses Tailor Bill and Crater
lake Road- Definite Allien
Suthcrlin Railroad to Timber
Districts Is Assured
It Was Also Announced at Sutheilin Today
That Work on the N.w M.ll Wuuld Be
gin Within a few We.ks
London, Feb. 24. The Crown Prince's offensive at
Verdun is the beginning of a renewed drive toward Paris,
so Amsterdam advices from Berlin today indicated. It is
planned to wreck the fortress and then begin the smash to
ward Paris, 130 miles away. Berlin is reported to believe
that the fall of Verdun would mark the beginning of the
end of the war. A half million men are engaged in the
struggle in the woods north and northeast of the fortress.
The Teuton losses, so Amsterd.in reported, are the largest
for five months. A Paris dispatch, emphasising the im
portance of the conflict, said the tremendous German
losses assured their defeat in the Verdun campaign, and
that victory involves too great a sacrifice.
GERMANS THOUGHT U. S. BLUFFING.
Berlin, Feb. 24. If the Republicans attack President
Wilson's submarine policies in the forthcoming political
campaign, Ambassador Cercrd may stump the United
States in support of the chief executive. He plans to visit
America before the June convention. Gerard also expects
to urge a tariff high enough to shut out cheap products.
with which he is convinced Europe is preparing to flood
the United States after the war. He may also advocate a
tariff commission. He will tell the people why the Ger
mans thought America was bluffing in the submarine de
mands. Gerard has tried for several weeks to impress the
Germans with the seriousness of the situation. Meanwhile
former Ambassador Dumba informed Vienna that Bryan
had assured him that America would never take strong ac
tion against Germany. Vienna informed Berlin of this re
port, so Minister von Jagow told Gerard. Then the man
from Illinois with Bryan credentials arrived in Berlin and
assured- the officials that President Wilson was writing
submarine notes for home consumpiton.
MUNITIONS TRAIN WAS ATTACKED.
Tacoma, Feb. 24. Six Austrians attacked a munitions
train on the Great Northern in the local freight yards. . Af
th trainmen, two were cantured and arrested
, T-x i t i td i iiMiiie construction on the railroads
They gave their names as Sam RussKy and John Ross, and rrn.n s,pl.Ul) , , ti,er at an
are held in solitary confinement. The tram carried auto- .a. i iiat. ami on- mm of
. !:,..,iu;l,( ,.,.e ''" "' ("'' '" "
nUUllCS, ailllllUIllllUll ctllU miAtu hv.1hl. oiivj vu.? .uii.ii&iivu tl((i v(..ir
to Seattle to be shipped to Vladivostok for the Russian gov-j iwiim to the present ui.ai ten-
It was detoured from Spokane v.a Portland be-j ;t;;r -' ,T .
I sawinilliny eomi'anieH will lorate at
t Hiitlierlin (uvt as hoiiii as Ii is pos-
silt!.- to put the itoa Ii eoiu. any's
Lisbon, Feb. 24. Austria and Germany are expected j "" "", """"
to declare war upon Portugal immediately, as the result of I r .... f,ncT
the Portuguese seizure of 36 Austrian and German steam iUlIILtK JilO (jllUil
ers interned in the Tague Piver. The Foreign Minister
announced that the vessels were confiscated because Por
tugal needed them for transports, and also that he feared
they might attempt to escape into the Atlantic and raid
entente ships.
BIT
Chinatown Today Renewed
Customary Activity
its
out lure recently lor driinkemifKS
have been employed in the Kastern
stall's because of the demand for
Still clinging to the ih.orv that ''ro-
l.ee Kaul, the aged Chinese l.uindiV
worker of I his city, w ;i- killed by
two of his cowntnuun, Siieiiif tieo.
tjuine and IMstri-t Attoiic lienrge
Neuiier late yesterday appealed t i
the Portland officers lo aid them In
apprehending the murderers.
"There can be no uuubt IhM.
Ihe two Chinese who visited Kaut's
laundrv late Monday night were re
sponsible for slaMng the aued man."
was the declaralion of 'lie district
atiorney this morning. "Tins theory
is substantiated to a decree in the
manner in which the boily of the vic
tim wart mutilated alter tbaili bad
apparently been prod need. l'roni
what I can learn, tho killing of Kant
was typical of the Chine-e race.
While it is true that inanv people
theorize that the same persons wh t ,.. i i i
rohhe.i the coiden Kuie kiii. d Thirty Day Iiuce Was Stgiud b Ihelcjaers
l am. 1 consi-ier mis iar ten u-'o mm
not reasonable. Kecords in posses
sion of the police officers of the larg
er citbs show that f 'lir;- srblo' i
participate in robheiies su-h n tip;
one commitleii at the (iedden Uulo
tore.' i
IMtrfei ttornev --mti r th
two Chinese sil.;pe: t of the lllll'
der are nrobably in hilling in Port-
pl secnl I IM,e. Tb is is
Hie fact that they left
ing the expected decision oil the le
gality of Ihe railroad bond issue,
which failed to inaleriale, became a
meeting for discussing the purchase
of new fire equipment.
POLICE STILL PATRCl DISTRICT
bf the Wdrring rations Lis! hist 1 -Permaiifnt
Peace Expected
KCTI'KRLIX, Or.. Keh. 21.
Work will be resunn d w ii liiu I da s
on the survey of the Koaeh Timber
Connia!:-. s big tract east of Suther-
l,n bv tiie Liimbertiion's Kngineuring hind at the
I '.iiiiiiinv of Port I ami. indicate by
A cuinplete contour of immi here Tnesdav moruin1: on a South
acres was made by the Portland en- ,,rn Paeiib- train for Stlein. Th" "
pincers two vears ago, the work was I hey ho:rd-d an th j-.n Klectric
resunide last Novemtie.-. but an early tl'iiin- 'l u''enrdiiu: to reporis re-
lall of snow drove the surveyors out ceived here. alighi .1 at Coibeit
of the mountains. Cnon comidetioii street, whidi is local-1 some dis-
tanii
of nearly lu.nno acres remaining the
Ira.t of the Itnach company will be
the largest cuuioured urea of timber
on record.
The Sutherlrh company plans to
divide its tract inio eight districts,
each of whidi will be tapped by a
logging road and several of these dis
tricts w ill be turned oer ot .indepen
dent sawmill companies.
The Koaeh Company will eoni-
from Port laini business cen
ter. From that poi t t hey con
have cisilv nachej r; ('liiii'se dis
trict unknown to the Portland police.
L'o Chung, a biot1 r of the mur
dered man. left lice i ti (rain No. I
last night for Portland Hefo'-e de
parting he ini'ortm.l sheriff Quine
tha h" was :'!!!"' 'e knew tb
si a ers and w ouM a i ! t he ot (land
oificrs In ai"pv h' nil m: tlieni. lie
refusd to enntide t'.t- nanin of the
men lie suspects of il " crime lo Ihe
sheiitf. Chum; shonl have arrived
crnment.
cause of snow slides in the mountains.
SEIZURE OF VESSELS RESENTED.
WHILE GUARDING HOUSE
Of MURDERED CHINESE
On- of tiie humorous incidents in
eon net t ion w it h t h- sad t rag'-dy f
saiiing in tlj'- ibaili of l-aut, an
I 'Ii in .-e la 'indry w orker.
ing. K c. Hei i ii k. popular
tor of a lo'al hoarding nou
ttp' lea ling Kile in ito- orn
Il- rri' k had i" en placed in
propn
pi..... I
h , Mi.
hat ge ot
the hnuse and
adj'-ininy ih.it
I
SEVERAL VILLAGES ARE CAPTURED.
Berlin. Feb. 24. Headquarters has announced the
capture of Sur Meuse, Haumont woods, Sarnogneux. Jood.hat.- Monday night or eaiiv th.-mi
and Herbs, also the wooded district northwest of Beau-; ;;:;t,..,; i,1, 'Iv.jlVi.eVy'ewM,
mont. These villages are within a radius ot seven miles o.
the Verdun forts, against which the drive is directed.
FRENCH LOSE IMPORTANT TOWN.
Paris, Feb. 24. The French evacuated Brabant Sur
Meuse, eight miles north of Verdun, under a heavy attack,
so the Communique admitted. They also lost a portion of
the Caures wood, east of Brabant. Elsewhere it is claimed
the Germans were repulsed.
PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS IN TURKEY.
Athens, Feb. 24. Formidable peace demonstrations
occurred in Turkey, as the result of the fall of Erzcrum, so
delayed dispatches said. Many participants were arrested.
ITALIAN TRANSPORT WAS SUNK.
Vienna, Feb. 24. An Austrian aeroplane sank an
Italian transport carrying troops from Albania, in the
harbor at Durazzo. it was announced today.
KAISEP N THE VERDUN FRONT.
Copenhagen, i'eb. 24. The Kaiser has arrived on the
Verdun front to encourage his soldiers. He addressed
them, urging them to conquer Verdun at any cost.
built 'n Portland this in-.
:n iulen iew wiib
tenlav Chung refer i
Captain of I n t'-c ' in
land, with whom '
acquainted. "I will
tPes find til"
was the pa? tin.: '
(hung a: lie Ida"!
depot last nilil. !
his word, he may h
apprehending I !) u.u
lb- said be wa - w II
Pol I land's Chinaie a
cure u,to ihation v i
'-IS' d Hi" Ot'ti. e
! h hi other w a 1 i
tiie of robber;, ,l '
buiLH.
hi'e the (t'i. - t
the r .bberv th. o: .
de-'iU.d Wh'.' th. !.
lil .1. d. uiib s- l' :
tie murder i,
on the head of ' e
have p'.,d'ic. d o
a ' . ! 1 1 1 1 - io ?!. .
a'l.M-el ?'-e ?,..:
1 1 ni?. During
i f (iulne yes-
t reijuentlv to
l: 1 1 y . of Port
is apparently
-In the d-tee-
j ii y brother "
ck made bv
i train at h '
I'lllinK keef'
l tlUllientiil i'l
i wanted meti
luainted wPIl
uid cotibl se-
WOllbl be re
leltlE hell' '..
through mo
r than by tie-
ill adhere C
v i!o not ti n
w as o iii i -
entered ilit'l
' hl'ee w '
- I man w o'i id
Ki-laht d-..th.
PolfTI.AN'1. 1'eb. 2i. - Chinatown
i' sullied (is customary activity sud
d nl today. Mop Sings chattel) on
ihe mm et corners iih the Hing
Koti;:.; and How Longs, atid revol
vers and halcheiH were buried. The
j.nli, e an- still watching closely, de
spite the la. t that a ;(o-da; s truce
. hi. nt was signed last night by
ihe diie's of the warring tongs. Dur
um the armisliee peace leaders, who
mil, d from San Krancisco. will at
tempt to make permanent peace. The
k tiling ot Yin I, tick yesterday will
.i -uba t.iy complicate the t'Tllis.
III; IT DlttM'S SIX I IMS.
CI I C.i;( t. Cell. 2 1.- I mi- to nr-oii--imss
ovr the Cerman diplomi.l ic
il ii a i ion. Mav wheal drooped six
his todav. It Is now $1.17'-:.
run p. piuciis ih:ci,iiv;.
POKTI NH, K-di. 2 1. All gr ides
of li. a) tiour w ill drop 2u cents per
hnrr-'l loiuorrow In sympathy with
ihe dei tiie' iii wheal, which dropped
J and I c- nts.
One of the most enthusiastic and
cffeirtvp meetings yet held in Doug
las County tor the stimulation of the
good ro;uls ipoveiuent. w hich was re
cently instituted by the Koseburg
Commercial Club, was held last night
at the St. John theater at Suthcrlin.
llitueltiirir viwul rn:i.)u mlvm-Hli-x ill'.
An entit.dy new proposition was (.olll,);iIli, d bv several additional
presented ,.nd rrnm th" consensus oflloll(.ri, from" this eltv, were practi
lasl night s meeting II will likely hi rillly in rharge of the meeting, whlb)
adopted. The plan contemplates the j ,,Vn Wilit(. a(.tt.(i ua (.Uainnau.
punhase by the city of the Cadillac Though delaved somewhat because
automobile owned by J. W. Perkins wf tht, Uttit of H!sl,op Charles Sum
ami fitting it up w ith the chemical ' nor (n ,ht, (.Uv lhe rtamt. evening, the
equipment and hose now In th' IOWl arrived soon afterward, how
hands of the department, and which t.V(,r rininK ()P buildiUK to capacitv,
(s on the old truck pulled by hand. ami ntshop Sumner was one of tho
Dr. K. It. Stewart made the rerom- ardent supporters of tho movement,
mcnilatiou. saying that as he was a Kesolutious were adopted endors
nieinber of the fire commission, the iim the Taylor bill In Congress, hav-
' nDlliirl lllll t V to Keen re the tnm-hnr lite Tir Itti nnriwiu tt rn-ntipmllnii
from Mr. Perkins, who was consid- between the tiovcrnnient, through the
ering a new -;r and would trade in forest reserves, and tho County
the old machine through th ageney I Court in the construction of new
of Dr. Set her, w as one to lie consid- roads in and tributary to the ro
ered. Keferring to the substitution serves, and asking that the County
of this idea for the ones considered j Com t continue w ith the building of
bv the committee and council. Dr. the road to Crater Lake, which Is al
Slewatt said he was at nil times (p I ready much Improved as far as Til
favor of a pumping outfit, but as it b-r. These resolutions are similar
was now generally believed that a to those adopted at the recent nieet
lHimn would not he recom mended a , lugs held nt Kiddle and Myrtle
thH time, he said the wav should be Creek.
paved fin that a pump could be c- After bringing with him the crowd
cured in the futuie. He therefore. . that had Attended his reception ut
fd vised that instead of spending ft -'the Kpisinpal Church, ltishop Sum
fioo or more for a new truck with ner stated that he was nearly us en
chemical eoulnnienl. the city iur-; thusiastlc for belter roads as in his
chase the Perkins machine, which church work. The roads made it
could h-' b.id for about $1000. and . Msnible, he said, for people to get to
f!t this with the equipment on hand, church and to attend schools and
w bich w a-i pract h all v the same in ' carry on business between count ry
that wbhh comes with a new truck. 'ami town.
The entire I'n-t, complete, he said. J I'r. Seeh explained the work as
would nrobahlv not exce-i $1::iim, undertaken recently by the Conuner
and a big expenditure would thus be cial Cluh. of which he Is president,
a voided and t he more expensive and stated I hat If the plan is nia
piimn made a possibility In the near terialied Douglas County will have
fut ure. The spoeial fire com m it tee, t he best s si em of roads In t he
as well ns C'Hincilipen Clb' and Me- state. Mis plan Imparted the advice
Ctlntock. who constituted the mth- that each town In the county have a
bershlp present, all favored this local road organization, this to he
dan. No formal action was taken, come a branch of a far-reaehing sys
howeyer. hut the committee was ln-,leui beaded by the bureau of good
M tie ted to confer with Dr. Set her roads under di tectum of the Kose
and ascertain definitely the mice o? burg Commercial Club. The bureau
the ma-hliie nnd or re-in1alllng the has many sub di isions, he said,
old equipment. A report will be eac h working out one line oT a imiIicv
made at the next council meeting. I (Continued on Page 6.)
Some discussion was also had con 0 '
n;'.n,;;";i;,,;:i"n,::.:;;:: funerm Of murdered
iions tor a cement iioor. sw-iugiiig
toots and h1 ening quarters !.ein.; !
fa vored by all present Vat iout
opini' ns w re also made s to the
NATIONAL GUARD Offl
QRS IAIKED 10 LOCAL
STUDLNTS HERE TODAY
i a in paii'll to encoui nvv
. lit o! hinh s- !iO'l st'iilenls
i: .n National Uuard. C-ie
ie organiaHon of the local depat'
p"nt, which will he more fully con
sbb-red later.
The new building code which ha
h.en In the bands of Citv Knclneer
L l Hbks for hv'tiiI months 'I
was anti'iunced. would he titaced In
the hands of the fire commission to
dav. It -nnsM of over 120 doselv
t tie writ ten sheets Ten or fifteen
1 etlles were coll f 11 1 1 ( . I tor advice, and
Ml It is said the tew i ode is corupri ed
..i of parts nf the cod.-- from Portland,
CHINESE WAS HELD IN
ROSIBURG LATE TODAY
a whin-, i.r e rt i .. n.i . i'dI.
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Ho'. ''!. th.it th" ilidi. IliH'
l ' 1 p. ) Uv 1 h" grand j'lt v ;
1 1 1 i.i 111 Phi mall, ie il- ed of .1 r -in
w;n rernlar. .Ill.lge Coke shortl . b.
for.- noon tod, iv i rruled C d
I lO ?he lll-ll till, lit til I I
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d"!-t.
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l olb.wed lo bis last resting place
bv a number of his countrymen, the
remains of Lee r'aut, the aged
1 'hi ne e la nnd r y worker who w-ns
murder, d here late Monday night or
earl T 'dav. were interred In the
DM pel low s' en tery this after-
noon.
I he 1 a per ill w as a quiet affair,
I lie unique sei i es (wing attended
sobdv bv chines. . in the casket con
taining the remains of the dead Ce-b-tlal
was deposited rice and other
I in iv isiops In a 1 01 dance with the
) hlliese cil'oril.
M11. 0-1 without exception thu
Chinese ;,t lend ing Paul's funeral
h- re todav l.el,iieil that he wa on"
ot I In- ' est Ukcaii 11 ii (1 h'n liked
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