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WHY AMERICA LEADS
America aslu notliliig for hentW
bat wlul Ktw h a lilit lo ask for
humanity Itself.
WOODKOW W!US)..
TRAVELERS SAT
Roseburiz 1 Hk ! ton In On-,
gun ami (ion the best outlook for per
manent unmtll. Thtu glioWft tlult
Holiest rllort Kill. Keep it up.
VOL. XVIII.
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o. iiiir.
ARiWEO MERCHANTMEN DECREE HELD TO
BE VI0UTI9H OF IKTEBHATiOSAL li
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Pres. Wilson fmptialically Declared He Would Nut Badge From
His Plan of Insisting That Germany Recognize Every
American Right Anifcassoibr Is Named
THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE AGAINST VERDUN SAID TO BE SIACKTO
The frcmh Losses Around Verdun Have Sern Very liwy Whle tfv Gr.ra Losses Wire
Oa'y Soik As HiliI im Bern LpeiM - tkat 10.0CS) Piisoftcrs
Wae Captured Wheat takcl Is Ruovciiiig
William IVrmnn. who was arrested
hen a few weeks ftRo on a charte
of f.:n m lt n s; , appeared before Juduo
Cuke In the Circuit Court lure this
moriiini; and entered a formal plea
of utility.
Whrn asked if ho had nnvthintf
lo fay why ponton ft1 should not be
pi onounce I, l ho defendant s atlor
in'V, W. W. C;m!nrM, spoke briefly.
Attorney Caldwell declared that Per
man hud always borne a Rood ropu
tatlon in this eomniuiiitv ml wa
entitled to leniency at the hands of
tho court. He abo referred briefly
M Ihc fact that Pel nan's arrest was
bro'uht about hrom;h "spotters"
emplovod bv the sheriff's office.
hinfrlt-t Attorney N'eun'T explained
to the court that Pnnan was even
more polity of tlio charge preferred
nsalntt him than the throo other per
sons who wor arrested at the time
the sheriff mado tho raid. '"Perninn
furnished the room and tho imple
ments with which tho pame was
played.' paid the district attorney,
"and ronretiiieiitly is more Ruilty
than his emupanions." .Iudj;o Coke
s.-nteneed the defendant to pay a
fine of ll'ti) and the costs of the
proseeut ion. In passim? sent euro
.Indue Coke pave ivrinan some val
uable advice regard Inn his future
c-onduet. Pernian paid tlie n mount.
the fine Into the handy of tho
court shortly before noon today.
Chinese Suspeds Sl.pl fnroule
from Here to Sakin
llfiliTlfiLAUKDriYEAriYTiiiSDAY
Sa!liern Pacific Condu'lor Sj;s &a Scs
peiltd u( Kiiilns l'e of
a Ciiniiodl h-
0 AnnRFW RfFOF ST .
DENTS RESULTS IN flYE
JOINING LOCAL MILITIA
mi
'Nurlli Coast limited" field Up Former Roseburg Kan Under
MAT DISMISS ACTION
m?i;t in Damage Suit
District A.lormy All grs Thai Doii;!uS Coiinly
Is M Ui'ok fur Arts of Ciniirn.in Car
riers Change of Venue
Oliver, lu Iiwh u it'
('.jntciidint! tliiit I'oiiidua rounty i t ;i n of thi launch .
ii-.i.iB for niTicl.-nt thai may r-ut. noii-oil s ilriht
!t't:ill naspftmers whil' li-'im; t!;un
(Special to the Evening Review).
Washington, Feb. 25. Arguments of the House con
ferees today failed to swerve President Wilson from ths
stand that the armed merchantmen decree of Germany
transgresses international law. After an hour's session
with Speaker Clark and Representatives Kitchin and
Flood, there was still a disagreement between the Prcsi- (,r
dent and Congress about the e'ecree. vVilr.on emphatically
declared he would not budge f Lis plan of insisting that
Germany recognize every American right. Speaker Clark
teplied just as positively that the House was overwhelm
ingly in favor of issuing a warnin? to travelers. A-fter
much argument, all promised President Wilson to prevent1
the House from taking action today. Representatives . iropv Ach for lurk.
Flood and Clark said they had heard rumors that the Ger- "'MtlU Wlwli.t., .i.i Ibl JUU
mans intended to postpone operation of the decree, which ;
was to go into effect Marc!' 1st. When the Senate con-i
vened today, Senator Gore immediately introduced a bill
making it illegal for Arr.erictns to travel on armed vessels Tv.t'n IVr MA" IC 1 M"T'F
during the war, and also a resolution warning them to re- laAVlLI"iU "ilAli Ij I'lrtiiUll
frain from such travel. The Senate tabled Senator Jones
resolution requesting the President not to sever diplomatic '
relations with any nation. The Senate confirmed the
nomination of Henry Fletcher as Ambassador to Mexico.
GERMAIN OFFENSIVE IS SLACKENING. j
Paris, Feb. 25. The German offensive against Ver
dun is slackening, so it is announced this afternoon. There
were no attacks last night, and the artillery firing was less
violent. The French artillery is holding its own along the
25-mile front. There is every indication that the offensive
has been checked, temporarily at least. The French are
organizing new positions behind Beaumont, on the heights
east of Champneuxville, rxu'.h of Ornes, and near Verdun.
They are preparing to meet the eypected renewal of the
drive.
FRENCH LOSSES VERY HEAVY.
Berlin, Feb. 25. The French losses around Verdun have
been very heavy, while the German losses were only such
as might have been expected, so headquarters announced.
The amount of booty has not been compiled, rortuira
villages and' farms five miles north of Verdun were stonred
and captured. The prisoners taken in the drive number
10,000. The towns taken include Champneuville, Cotel
lette, Marmont, Chambrette and Ornes.
BOATS SCOUTED WATER FRONT.
Seattle, Feb. 25. Three armed patrol boats scouted
the water front today to prevent a feared outbreak of or
ganized arson against war shipments. Police and private
guards have been doubled. A mysterious message signed
"Detectives for the Allies," ssid German dynamite and ar
son headquarters had moved f.om San Francisco to Seattle.
PROMINENT MEN ARE ACCUSED.
Washington, Feb. 25. Former Representative Fow
ler. Herman Schulties ?nd Henry Martin were arrested,
pnd refused to give $5000 bail. Commissioner Taylor held
that they must answer Tuesday at New York an indict
ment charging conspiracy in the Labor National Feace
Council.
ANOTHER PROTEST TO ENGLAND.
Washington, Feb. 25 The State Department has
forwarded to England a protest against the seizure of Ger
mans on the liner China.
WHEAT MARKET IS RECOVERING.
Chicago, Feb. 25. After a srnsatior.rl slump yester
day, wheat advanced sharply early in the trading today
The market seemed confident. May wheat sold at
$1.19 1-4.
PACIFIC FLEET IN POOR SHAPE.
Washington. Feb. 25. A first class battleship, prop
erly armed, could defeat the Pacific fleet. Commrndcr
Winslow, of the fleet, told the House naval committee to
day. He said there is no pretense tint the present fleet
constitutes an effective force for either cfTer.se or defen c.
particularly as eight inch, guns are the largest any of the
bhips carry. Wir ow said that 4000 to 5009 men woulr'
be required to mat he rv erve ships of the fleet an-1 he ad
vocated having all available ones manned so that there
would be plenty of trained material.
That tho two Chile-f wild are
i-ui't i tt il ui killing !. .' 1- ant, mi
iivnl ( hint'-v launlry mi.Kci' or this
my, Honit' tilin' .luiu:.:y niyllt.
heft' oa train No. Is iu. r-lav minn
iim. wus lint statement inalt lat
r.ifclit by J..,' llustiitK. u !ui was con
tinctor on ihc train on wiiivli tin
i.asjK-rU touk passage.
"Kroin the actions of inc two men,
1 am coltlHiiiet that tie y were at
tenil ttim to avoid dete, in.n tor gome
rriine," fcaid Conductor Hastings.
"Tliey roiie in dirlen :.! ;u.s and
were apparently very r tUi.s tliru
out the tri(. They r-'- t nimli of
the time a'rt r leaving li.i b n ami
this leads loe to beli e that they
l.ad been awalie most ol I te previous
niht. They did not le;ii- the train
at Salem until the (rc.in was r.-aiiy
to le-tve the station, nr; orditiK to
Mr. n.ivtitiuM. The older of Hie two
men rode in tho mime r, w Iiile tin!
younger Plan nrriipied !.!-. oa tl.
Tiny were ol the criminal type, ac
eordliin to Mr. Hastings and there Is.
little donht in his mind hut what
thev are uuilty of the n unler.
The statement or .Mr. I iaM inm
rilllher Sillelallliates tin' ronlelitiou
of Sherlll tleorto tiuli " and lil.driet
Attoiney .Neuner thai (lie two
t'hinese who viidteil rain''; laumlry
l.ite Monday nit;ht were responsible
for the death of III" li.. .1! c'el, tlal.
The officers have discceird nolltini;
to Iti'liiute that the ciiine was coin
mitted liy an Alnerh an. .s eonteiided
by sotoe persons win. visited tie1
laundry soon alter the body was
found.
Moro evidence teieiini; to Indicate
that l-'ailt was pel kieei until alle"
it'ldniehl .Motnl..y lu- ie eti furnished
by Mrs. .1. W. Oliv r. wife of the
P'opri- tor tif t
' sludents of the Ttosebnrij
f!l Sihoid were last nittbt adde,l
10 the tiirolliitent of the Fourth
Company. Coast Artillery Corps, as
the result of yesterday's addresses
before the assembled students by
A.i'eiatil lo-neral tfeorye A. White,
of Portland, and Colonel c. c. llani
niotfd. of Kitwene. The visillti); offl
1 ials apieab'd to the students In be
half of a canipuiirn out the state for
preparedness, and contended that It
was to the be;t interest of the stu
dents in case of war to have some
preliminary preparation. j
These officers and l.i'ulenant Wil
lis Shippam, also of Kimi'iic. were
present at the regular drill last nl'ht
at the armory and after the drill
'i :l 1 c.M.rdeted addressed the as-
'inlded men on phai cs of the pre
otndaeiTs problems ami other mat
ters of Interest to the men. The
proroi'tv of the compa'ly w;t. exam
ined with a view of having every
ihiint in readiness for the annual in
sp. clion wlihh takes place March 9.
The h!i;h sehool students who
joined tlie ranks following the drill
wen' Herbert Quine. Howard Wines,
-teele l -rh 'ad. Kuj;ono I'rv ana
John b finite k. Aei'ordlnit to Cen
1 r::l W hile, tile hlr;ii school students
malic the b.'st rc.'ruils. There hcc
le.iw about 1 T members of the cotn
;atiy who are stu.lenls.
Last Eveniiij
Arrest at San Francisco
BANDITS MAKE COCO ESCAPE PRISONER LOCATED BY QUINE
Offitfrs 8i!u've That oa Ajkinabilf Catrifd Ulcnd Swifl Is Wtinlrd in Mdlhf ur (uunty oa
Ihf teils Into Staitlf-AtlUulVjIue
' of the loci Is Hot Kfii'wn
Churgps of Hmsp Slialirg and Pdss
Wcrliikss Chaks
TACOMA. Keh. -2'. It Is h.llcved
tl;e haiuMiH who r.jNhed th trlhorn
I'aciiic train No. 1. n':ir Cm inmoti.
l:it niKht, r ; -:;ped in an nuiuinoldle
following the ruMi'-iy. The train
cri w rrorteii that a half hour after
tin- rohhetx ilis:ipp ami an automo
hili' fEt.i 11; fast toward Soatile passed
the train. The mathlne came from
the dire tinn oT Itavi'usdale, where It
Is h.'lh-vt-d it waitrd tor Hie handitn.
Tho rxact amount of hoot y it not r'(
known. Five parka,;- of ri'pilerod l'f
mail, inrliidiui? mail from the Oiient,
was taken. I'ostofiire oiliitalu do not
I now t he eoiMnlH of tlie pourlies.
The express fafo withstood the dvna-utlte.
PJ'eriff fJenr-io tuin' this morning
I'vej,,.,; a le i MT from lieu Itrowii,
Flioiiit ol Malheur Counly, lo the
e:T-, t ih;it l.elauil Swirt. a former
re:ddi nt of KosohurK. Is under ar
rest at Sail KraiieiM-o on a chart;o of
sie:tUn horses and foriiK eheeks
in KaMern Oregon.
Swift ecu untitled the offenses
ehari.-ril Muiust htm about two
niunihs auo. aivonlim; lo inlormation
u',1 hy Sheriff tjutnr, and later
M allien r County, Two we'ks
si;
Russell Hogan M to Be Irkd
During Present Term
ATTORNFY CAROWELL MADE PLEA
Tiie Casi of liili Rtols 4(fi;:td of Boot
r&r His A!so B:rn CunlinuH by
kp Cake - Attorneys Stimulate
i i t.itwr iui.l.
WASHINGTON. Teh. - Support -
iir opposing hills in the land Kraut
ease. Senator Chatuh'-rlain and Itep-,
r 'sentat ivi Hawh'v appeared before
the l'oiie committee today. Cham-:
he lain don h tod t tie power of Con- ,
kpk to convert the land Into a for
est r ?ervo he aii-ii of the setilement
ri.:lit (oni'err'd hy the iriantin net.
M i. I la w ley t hoimht Coimress wan
pewerh-ss to resume the title. j
'SUIfliKLIN LODGE H
, TlRTAiNLD judge hail
' LAST fF.lDAY tNlfG
later Sheriff IHown. of that ronnty,
learneil (hat Swin had formerly lived
In HosehiirK. Thinking that Swift.
mlKl't have returned here, the Mal
heur sheriff wrtte a letter to Sheriff
Quine in which he asked the latter
oiflrlal to aid him in his search for
the fugitive. Aft,er unme lmiulry
amontr local people Sheriff Quine
re-eje,l Information to tho effect
that Swift was in California and
c i u 1 d probably l,e located by the
Calii nrnia of I icers. Sheriff lirown
was informed of these facta, and ho
lattr conimunieated with tho Snn
Knuiciseo otiicers. Swift's arr.-st
followed th( i e a few da vs c .
Sheriff lirown is now enroute to fh
Cnlifoinin city after the prisoner.
Swift is wM known in Kosetni'K
;:nd h iurlas Count . where he iivd
for several vears prior to leaving for
lla.-tern Oregon. DurinK his rosi-dt-tiee
here ae was eniploved hy Ed
ward Hinkle, a well known, resident
of thin ctly.. Swift Is a yoanir nvn.
ml prior to his present trouble had
home a Rjod r-'pufttou. f '
. Let
ported by rommon t arners. District hum nut-;
Attnrnov (ieiiruo Neuner today i "
a motion in the Crr nit Court
l.ane Coiinlv asking that the cato
brought hv K. M. Ituitle aa!twt
lioiiias County he Uisnii.-sed, and
that the deirndaiits he awarded a
judgment equivalent to the costs in
rurrrd In preparing a defense.
Onrlni? the year 101 :i, Mr. Iluttle.
who is a traveling 8alesman. alleged
that h-! was thrown from a sny;e and
injured while enro'He from Mrain to
Sen! f hnr. He Kiih.eu'ni,'llv fih-d
suit a'ain.-t liou'Tas County, in
which In asked damage n the sum
-f $1ii,H'i!. This amount was lat r
rodui-e-l t f -'i'ie, when it was found
tl-at dniria'zes to exceed, that nieount
could not he pol!e--t"d ftoui counii- s
of thi? stat" under the eitinu' !uws.
In hi eomnl tint Mr. Unttle cli-imi d
in af-eid'-nt was due to the bad con
dition of the road. lather t!;;n to any
(;' reh -sne s on the part of the :ta-;e
operatoi rt.
li-triet Attorned Neuner later
fib d an answer to the coeiplaiut in
whbli he e,va.-ndtd that if any li.i
l'lit ei;t-'l ,-s a result ff the acci
dent. It was with lie- Mni'o couipmr.'
iind not with I loulns Conntv. The
ow n-'t-s of t l'e c j n v later
adi'-i'fed that tiicv enndn-t-d a eoiu
tinn carrier-, as p'.'-aded bv f!:e .;
tt; t aliorn v fulloAint; tin- time tin'
suit wa5 o'-i'.ltiaMy fi'ed. I'.efnre thi
I si - in the ae ("" ttiide up tit
plainli'T's attornev nceb- a D'otluri
for n r'uri"' of mi1' nnd lh- .i:i:f
w d Th-v ci iine d 1, 1
t would be uTi:ih!e to kv' '
mid Impartial trial here for thr
son t'l.'t the p "I'1" of l'"'li.is i
tv suiiie-1 to jurv rei l-o w r-p;iv(-u
and would h afT"'ted h
ou'i-oii o (f I t.e ;iee,
I e:, i rh-t A t tonic v Nciitht fa
1 and 2
Th. re w ,i
at the ti:
I'lPday aft.
l.-;.iN the o
of found
'1 hi
that Kant v. rm :ii!r t
or about ten heui
W iH f'Hi ud hv u slot
the local Chims-e .
there may have lie- n
-w ellitur at the tin:
del d, the ofli' -err-et
inuuis-hod h -tei e
left Hie buihlttiL'..
w hii !i ut's t li r.M'
had h'-en ab.uii I-'au'
1K-S for K( iei- till t
he va liib d. ae ,,:
of this citv.
Si-ern ti i ti'- i
murd' '-it-j are in It, i
and tli.t I I hev ci n t
ed 1 y the I 'oil I a ml
a. .prrnt' w i
teis of that eiiv.
d Hotel. Mrs.
in a Miort 1jn -occupied
hy
m the dwelling
luck Tuesday
no Imhl in lh 1
tlie body wa"
'rs to heliew
. ' t'T 2 o'clo- '..
fore the bod
1 r inemher of
dony. bib
liiiht In Kant's
he was mur
i.dieve It wnf
f he as-ailani -
: "hp knife with
w as shifdie 1,
; place of bird -lei-
to the theo
::!.?; to Chitl'e
CI. -in inu th.it (lie charge hrtoicht
a;:a;li t Kns-ll MoKan, of Oakland.
:' :i a .I n- lo je.itfHi. y on Ihe p.irf of
llini't il.nl. of Wilbur, and lb.it
ii ) e, id' nee was Intmdurid at tie'
pv ens trial of the ib-Iendaat to
in ii, i that he was the falher of
her iaiant. Attorney . W. Catdw. 11
MiN mi-riiini: made a pUi fur a dis-n-i-
il or Hi- . ase. Tie a. mim. nt
of Alto: liey CanUell fidbiwed the
ut a motion for a continuance
of Cio action by Oisirh-t Aflornev
Neom-r. Idtrict Attorney Neiiner
.a,:, lla'iiet Hart a married, and
i-i at pje:---Tit living in Portland.
l!n::; n' bolt l:dtien w ro nderied
fr m further n'spmif Ihilii y and Ib
,b te;:rl;:it w.is allow, d to j;o on his
n rei
n i
;i nc
bis plea to tho
t
fl.d that the
In Portland,
n' appreli'-pd-ers,
who ate
llUP-ne (M..i-
iv. ( .ml-
(! plll:l
l.ad le - n
mo! al c
'IV WiM
w. ii.
court
lat ri- t
in til"
COUNTY OrflGAISARE
PCZZiiD m ROAD
TU'!9; MAY PAYE STREETS
f.p
'th;
i '. -e- I r i
found Hi
f to n ;.rr
i.pt v :.- ir
II raid th:
i ui in.: w ii ne
:duiu n to lie il i "11
ii! t a. Iff. a nd t hat In i
m.t woi-:hv of b -li'-f.
,;n," -;iid AMnni.v
! tin- eha? lie ncalti-t
1 1 ;.e I up w iit-n 1 1 -i rrif I
it Hi
her
id'- .
enda nt
r K'er, nna. No
,:t f be liato of tie
t 1 o ,'ho a- 1 hat I tot;:i a w as
of II;. i ; l'. Hci t's ( hild."
-ndwell revb w. d the fa- IS
at hiu i' hi' -'ib, and in
. ..ni t that I he jin y at tho
What pioed to be one of the most
enjualde atiairs in the history of the
local heh;. of ddil Kidlows, took place
la.-t I 'r.il;: e eniiu;. on w hi h on a
,nn til1 lo Ue enj.ned a O' lal visit
Ironi i;ian 1 Mailer John K. Hall, ol
!ar.sliiied, :-.s the Sutberliu Sun.
In oT.h-r thiit the occasion milit be
rnjmei! , all. the alfair was made an
open ine-iim:. thus pt iniitiliiK the
Co n. of tlie Kebfkah lode and
others who desired to participate In
t !i" ev. -ntiiK's pleasures.
The pi ini-i nal leal u re of the pro
cam, of ionise, w a- the address by
Craad Mastr II. ill. which was Iveo
the clo et al tent ion t hrouKhout. M r.
Hall is a inoL entertaining .sp'-aker.
and be hrouiMit out many iuterestlni;
fans regard int; Odd l-'idlouship dur
ll!!,; lb.' course of his address. Ho went
ha k into Ihe earl hisiorv of the or-
laiilalien and udd of Ihe foundation
o! the oi.br In Haltimoro, Mil., in
IM'i, bv 'Iboniiis Wiley tllld two
ethers I'oui "diim h'r-t' r. Km: Ic ml. In
I! I li.-.t I af llU the Kirtttt'l f tho mde!
hi ib.it time hi- point '(( out 1 hat
He-re are n.,w I .il-io.uoo (.!.( I el
lo.'.s In the I nil' d Suites. Hi Oie
ton He -re atf 'J :: 1 lodes with a im m
her ;i ip or I II.MIH, w bile the Uebvk
;bs have a mfinlerddp hi th-ir
todies in ti . l' on of I 7 .U'iii. The Odd
1'iMeWs Kiiihltiilli .'i'! e h ;i t i I ii 1 1 1 1 in
? t ; r ui i'uiN in Millions parts of the
oilinrv w hn II hr '. f a lolal of l,"oo
ft,i:at.'-. Mr Halt nrtd" the -u ,1.
"iftit that 'le- (t.bl I'.. How-, paid out
more mope. . ,-,. li c,.r la Mm- way ol
teiiffits to it tneinhi'is than any
ol a.1, ori-.itii.iMoTl.
GHANCE CmCtRS AE
l.iSTA'LED THURSDAY;
ATTENDANCE WAS BIG
Installati.itt or officers for the ett
suini; rear, iliseus.-iir of maltein
pel laitiini; o tile we!;;re of the
liiatuieii, nii.i n.l.lrese.s by men
pi eminent In the al lairs of the
i;ianee ef Heights t'onnty, -oin-,
pris.-.l tlie program lit the retjular
illieeiine of the i-alll tlrani;i', hel.l
'at tie latter city Thursday,
j Aimiiii? those who delivered n l -
'ilie ee, at II irellllR were llr. C. II.
ll..il-. Of lleer Creek: W. C. Kll-
K.
111.
Sl.iel-
Thes
'.1 bv
r, of Itriiin,
tiilkH were
nil pie:;, 1,1.
liberally nii-
.1. I'.
l
b.. In
i:
m. t.i
it to ilo
mount of the
tl2,noo. t
, tO lie I
','iik cia'l (1
1 Ihe I - '
l the (.... nil
tie
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1 t .i.t I
.ir
i.ii j.
o referred to
... I.t pi. .'lit
tlal.liirid, anil
L' ahum b.il.-
n .''lltl'in . T"
.' would b"
II, .11.
ii:e
,11 a
I i '
..ml ;
,i l
i.l. d for
,:o t en-
ill I. mi
i ..l. U'-
var.is and
,,i,.l M's I'.,
l!.,.nie;-Mv
,ii..l i. ..
1.1a, tde, I.
,t lie- ...11 lesion of the business
i-.,,-i(.l, II,, lellowini: ollieers w. re
in.tal!,.! 1 ,r Ihe ell.-lliiiK yeitr: A. 10.
S'l.k.i, i:isl.r: Lester Kit, hev.
'nun. : V. '. Kd wards. Lecturer:
. Mi- . I.. lie. liter. Secretary; Key.
i,:,,.. I'l..il:iiti: .1. T. Kcdl
..i.l. W. M. Tuiner. Asst.
Ml.-. K.lebev, Lady ss,l
ai.l. Mrs. lieneflel, Treus
W. t '. K.l w ai .Is, t'eres;
ie'ti, I'.iaiona: Mrs. Turner.
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