Roseburg review., March 17, 1916, Image 1

TRAVELERS SAT
Roaeburg u tlie beat town In Ore
gon and haa the best outlook for per
uuuit-ut icruwtti. TiiU shows that
united effort wins, Hetii it np.
CP?--
America aks ootlUnit fur herw-H
but what site bat a right to isk for
humanity itself.
WOOHKOW WILSON.
Vtl- XIX.
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W'JY AMERICA LEADS
REVIEW
VililCrac t rnrOIHlfornrt Thliciated at the corner of Cine ami I.atu
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far. iavs twiston
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NIGHT SPENT AT BOCA GRANDE
j
Pres. Wilson Today Received Assurances That
Carraiia Is W;lt:rg to Aid io Sup
, pre'.Mr Villd aad If is Band
ANTONIO, Mi't. h 17.- The
n expedition into Mexico has
Am
Mil tt-ivtl no i-:i.nali its, and lias en!
ci.'iiit'-; i d no VilliMas thn far. o
i't'-'.i r;;l !-'i:n.-!uii antiounced. The
inu cj!ti!i!iis art still iiuchin south
iti.e.-.; t!:. Ciiliuaiiua desert. One
;mtl plane and 1 t';ti ran.a s; otits
iire s:th the ai:f4iiard.. The olfl- i
ce.s aie still apiuehensi ve reardin
the altitude of the hons, who are
ium.va nt of the r al nal lire of 1 he
v;ndu:on and ina think it is a
Oi imasion. Uetieial i'ei -hin's
M'irmon scout; also doubt that con
tart w iih tlie Villista-s i: likely to
ore u r bef (' fi-"ot"i'v. There are
indii alio!:; 'h ( l'.i;t;is ar- hid-
ib n in O 1 i ' . nt' t!ie expedition
will arriie thre Sue da v. Hiii s
oi tin- ,N i -o Norihwestern Itailroad
mar S.in I'eiiro were burned, t h ti
further d layiiii: rescue cf the Mut
inous. Consul Can-in believe? that Villa
a sending his follow v s lioine. in
tfiidi'UT to hid" .'hmo. The otlicers
ibouulit Villa was breaking li it men
into smaller bands to start a cam
paign of u-riHu wnrfore.
The guerillas can make Tilly miles
daily.. Tb A nu ricans. with heavy
uaiiori tiiiiiis. mo only from 11' to
1"- mil. a da. lodd's ca'.alry are
believed to he making belter si'.-ed.
The niai
roliin !!
btine'd
t rout To
cans t h
tlie protf
body of troops may be
to await n-pair of the
if yes tomorrow. IN 'f usees
on said a hundred Ameri-r-hese
to remain under
i .n of th" British Consul.
S.Miers IihihiI
KI. I'ASt. Manh 1
column n' last mi:!
C. rand wa'er tnde.
Inarch covered 1 " iMl'.f
;;iii;i:: rd is evpt-i ! d
man ton: -ht. H : tani's
Soltll'.
. -Th-:;t
th'
main ;
Moea I
Y'sterdavs
. The cavalry
o rea- h 1 1 1 1 -Mrvit.m
i;iv-
ali is sti'l tiiore. ImpaTit'iit oer
the d lay. KI Wvo Mormons are
rendir.',' a spt i ial train toward Pear
son to r 'Si-uo t he ref uii'-t1 colonists.
Vlll-i w.-h la t riMioried to be in San
Puena V.Mitiiiii. or the South dab-ana
i!isiri t. indhatint; be do-s not In
tend to mob t t!.' Mormons. Ilurned
bride.-; max ibla- Hie n-ue train
The i i 1 1 or ; it .-r h- re are still sus
pb iou of 1 h" C;i rranlst:is. They
Willi! IO l.ll'l
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ACCEPTED BAD CHECK;
STRANGER GETS MONEY
Representing that bo was em
ployed la Kosehurg and cunt em -
j plat d making Ins home here perma-iut-iillv.
a strant.T last night sac-
' eii'-il in pasii,e a worthless check
j in tin sum of $1" on J. O. He
proprietor of a lodgiim house
.';:
Tli stranger first visited 1 1 i
-io.ir.in., .uue conducted ., Mr.
li..li..n -it tiioiii T-rtit "it-ht lit
informed the landlord that he was
in search nf a room and was lm-
plClSt'd W Ull till il p pC HI II Of llU
h
pay tht sum of $ a month. V ith-
out f urther ceremony the straneer
lian " ' Mr. Helieu a rln-ck drawn
on t ..' Douglas National Hani: of
Ko ' urg. Tho cheek in tlw
nun of $H and was purported to
hr-vo been sinned by a man giving his
nune as Kdward T. I. on-.'. Th"
s ranger was ui n t wo dollars in
rhaiiin' bv Mr. Pallcti. When Mr.
Unlicu prt'"it- 1 the chock at a lo
cal Imnk this morning it was de
clared to he worthless. Sheriff (Jinno
was thfn notified. Inasmuch as t ho
room leased by the stringer was not
occupied last rtiuht. th.- officers b
it(.v(. i,o is l,.t town, probably on
one of the tv 'uv whi h dena'te I
rrn short I v before midnight,
.:t(M.,!;,v 7)H. nmM js described as
k t.- f middle age an :1 is unite well
dress d . As far as ca n be ascer
tained, the stranger is not known
here ant! probably arrived in lin--burg
some time ye-d'-rday afternoon.
BIG SUGAR FACTORY
Nsw Industry Ma Be Established
at Sutherlin Sosn
CONSIDERABIEACREAGEPLEDGED
Rfports Indicate Thai the Soil of the Slhcr
tin V;unity Is Will Aiipltd to (lie
Sugar Beet Culture
That the
lany will ei
i-rlin early
'.:!l a.sun
Sun. This
np'L'on-1'inh Suuar t o:u-
i-i-t a h: f:o'tor in Suta-
iifxt year H now prat ti
d. sa s t:ie Sat i. -nil!
conclusion was p .o 'md
the first of the week alter Alexander
Nibley and 1". S. Pramvw-U. repre
sentatives of the Orejrou-I'tah Sugar
Company, w ith heiobiuiu tei s in Sail
Lake Ci;v. had spent two tla bok-
ii' ' in r
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Council Ends long Controversy
at Special Session
SELECT BRCCKWAY APPARATUS
New fire Iruik Will it Delivered in lime for
Strawberry Carnival Is Chemii.l
Outfit and Cost J3325 i
Months of di?' hps' on on the fire
k imstion v, t re emled Tluirsday
nii; ht, w hen v.l a si-i ial s.- -io:i oi
tlie city council it was decided to buy
the chemical apparatus to be d'liv-
red piob;.blv within ::u days. The
nnetinii was htld b.-lnyd loktd
doors ami the d'c.doii was n ached
otiIv a'.t'T a c:ir.tul amination of
all tin1 ai ions pro posit ions Mibmit -
tel.
As a renilt of I lie final decision,
which had fail d to ao'-ar tollowiivi
the reports of siei-j.ill ap'vointed
e;:iimit''es and arguments of coun
cilmen and fire apparatus repn si-n-t:nis.
coveiins se.-uil mouths, an
order was placed through the Port
land salesman this mornini; for the
early delivery of a Itrm-kway chemi
i true!;, sf.'lo ). costint
Tlie taaehin" is of two tons w iu ht
and has h 4o Imr.-miu .-r Continental
motor. It is manufactured at Cort
land, N. V.
A c Ti'tll'i to :t ruros.'ntatixe who
was- here several das auo, th.
l!ro'kw;'y truck m.iv tie enuipped
with two ch Sirica I t:ik- ah ha -in?
a caoaritv cf :: unlluns, and 2ott
ft et Of iheiuical hnse, ns well re elec-
t:lc t.Mier ami clettric liyhis, two
L'll-foot laddej.;, one roof ladder,
pikts. axes, la-teius. ami full outfit
of tooN. Th co en i linen wore
anxious to l.u-o the t,;;., Is in- on band
in tium for th" Sr ra w !i ry Carnhal
in May It H belie-.'-d t'ae lliockwny
t'pe of Uip k is liandh d through ihe
A nir,nc:iii I. a tt iitn'p Co.. who had
p'-opo-d -nns submitted for supldyitm
tip 'it with a purnpi:r-: ouitil.
'i ( no - tine sas i al!' d b Cm::i
cilie.M! C. '. Chirk. ch.iirn;:'.!i of t'e'
coirir ili'e of tin" whol". v hi h had
Ii. en c'ripow ei d (f make the selec-
t It'll. The sf'--;iin
hi
d I ss ibiin
not a dis
. rtmi.at ion.
pri-sent. the
.11 l!o- coni-
toa' t.'i-s t.t
an hour and there w;o
M-nt ru: wte to final di
eordinir to meiiih -s
eoum ih ''n at once b
parison of pri- cs and 1 h
t he ariou machir
Hid all were
of th" opinion
th:tt
ho Proi kwav
:ir all tin de
r th- money.
in' Wt i" enn-
eA n in photo
tnt
ne
am
U'
ited uimlrb
A nurulier of
si-i-r- ,1, o.o h
iiions f
propri: It
ri'npl - and wi'l. full s!eci!b-at ions.
The motion was ten hv Counvilmali
Mi'C'iiuock and the si-eoni! was mad"
bv CouncI I m :in C.ib1. Then was
utiii
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. til, ;ililm'il-'h in
ill: mi Harvircuv.'s
m START MOVEMENT
TO CLOSE THE USiPQUA
TO COMMLHCIAL FISHING
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WINCHESTER MAN WAS
ACQUITTED Of CHARGE
Of DEALING IN SALMON
H-HH4-H-frH:
rorxi not ;i ii.tv.
Aili-r a tlt'lilieration ol' U1sh
tliun tt'U uiinutos a jury m I lit'
jul:i'o -.uit (tils aftcrnoun rv
tiii'iicil u trilut ot' nut KiiiltV
in Hi'' rasi' of II. II. Ilurrli-
iii'Ui. tliarm'U Willi st-llint;
rltal" !i!vn n"1 u',,""m"t t
f iTiiTnTasTsiTsiTii1
Tho trial of 11. K. Hurcht'leld, of
Wiitclh sit r, w ho was arrested here
a tew das a no on a charm- of sell inn
salmon without fitut ontainiuK a
tiate license as reuuired by law. was
k unci uded in the justice court, Ivra
at :t o'clock this iitternoon. Five
minutes later the Jury ictm-d to de
liberate on a verdict. Prosecution
of the defendant was conducted by
I'itrict Atlorm v (ieore Neuner. At
torney Klbert Hermann
presented
ltu rclifield.
The w it nesses for the state In
cluded (Hen Thompson Hat JcReuh
S kt , ta me w ai 'dens; 1. HaviH, a
resident of Winchester: tleorge
txohlha-: n. a Kosebui'K butcher, and
Miss Al.te .Mann, the hitters nook
.i-epet. The Kaine wardens testified
1 hat they caused the defendant's ar
n si alter they learned that u quan
tity of salmon, allixed to width was
a laK hearing Mr. Iturchtield's sin
nat ut . had be n sold to Mr. Kohl
hatvn. They said they made an iti
eMiKatiou iilr to the lime the
;ii rati t was i.-sui d and found t hat
the sai.nuii in qu stioti had appanuit
1 been cjnmht with Kit if hooks. It
was the opinion of iioth Mr. Sykes
and M r. Thompson, based on state
ments made In their prence. that
Hurchtield requested and 1n
dipcd li. ha.is to britiK the salmon
to UocehurK.
MLs Mai. n tvsliried that the aal
irnii were delivered at the meat mar-ki-t
whero she is einidoyed. early in
Iiruary. and that she later paid
the 'money dm- on the couuiKninent
to Mr. Hurchtield. It Is claimed tbiit
at the time Mr. hurcliKpld Rcc(pl;'d
(Continued on nae 61.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
BANQUET LAST NIGHT
The lot al chapter of the Kast i n
Star ilid themselves proud as hosts
I:-, t ewni'iK. when they entertained
tieir sister eliapter at Oakland anil
the Kasi.-rn Star r. -i l- nts of Suth'-r-lin.
about IJ't bejim pre-ent. A bati-
1 i t followed Ihe wotk of initiation
and special team i'-ciM-s and th"
isifiil'M
!-;i i il.
Th"
ili piirtril on Hit" 1 I o'clii
rm i Wivz w as
ul. i r uiont bl
i t 4-S were of
lis. K H. I.,
and Mr- Pai
-plaveil by a t
. an inlet
i, this had
the occasion of
social ses-dou
.'erred on three
X. I(-V. C It.
!tw. The floor
umber of young
Pnir pait of the
not been mil on
I it won the ad-
i Th- baroi'M t
bles being dec
; s cobrs arol
-iigh there were
- mi aii'ount o!
, f hapnv atiair
ere hei " f i om
and a simiia "
ilin. ll -
hat the affair
llghtful Ktet1
for many years.
Clfil vi
work
ration of iill pp
i- n feature, H .
at l in St. P:ii
s. ami a
IS'llll -'pe
i w a- a
t II !): Nil
l.,r.d ef,'
from S
th. ru-eh
nf the le
leal i-loip
I'll the
1 e I '.In1
b...t
WAITER SIMMONS WAS
TO PEIL EAKIY TODAY
unit llltl
Mill. Illi'
I'lk'llt tn
ali'l tv.t-iv-l.
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. Mr.
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hi. Mum.'
tin- vi urn.
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New Industry May Be Established
Here Soon
COLES VALLEY FARMERS MEET
f. S. Bramttl Will Arrive Here oa Sundjy
Preparatcry to Ccnftrring Wilb the
Ramhers of this Vmniiy
That tlie ki ow ini; of sunar beets
is soon to becom one of the had in
industries In I lie rural disti i ts of
I loiiKhis County, was t lie statement
made here last nU'.ht by S. Itrain
well, soil expert for the nail-Oregon
Suar Company. This company is
now ere. linn a mam mot h plant at
(.rants Puss
taldishno nt
and oiht
will be
r auxiliary
erected thru-
out this section of the state as fast
as they are demanded.
M r. It ram well passed fi e iIiivh In
Sutherlin Valley, and already he lias
arranged for the planting of about
.".mi re res of land tn that vicinity to
suga be ts. For these beets he
agrees to pay $(.?.". a ton, following
delivery ut th" sutherlin depot Mr.
llrainwell has also offered to fur
nNh the farmers wit h seed hi 1 ."
cents a pound, w hi h is praci ieaUv
its actual cost. 1 1 requires about
12 pounds to plant an acre of be-ts.
atcordinu to Mr. Uramwell. The
com i ia ii y has further agreed to fur
nish the drills tie 'essarv in planting
the heels as well as the labor neces
sary in liare.-ting the crop. - It has
n a ii reed that the cost of the
labor and drills shall not exceed $;:
for each acre planted, and shall be
charged against the crop. It Is Mr.
Iirainwell's opinion that from 2 to
in tons of beets can he raised on a
sinule acre of hmd In this vit-initv.
He hopes to seen r1 not less than
t it it it acres of laud for beet culture
lime, ami siiya much of the land of
this locality In adapted to growing
sugar heel, which uail be raised
without irrigation,
j In Hie ov nt suITi lent acreage is
s'tup d in imnulas County, it Is
i more t Inn like that a Minar beet
plant will be established in this mv
i Con at ail early date. Mr. Uramwell
spent the aft moon in Coles Valb-v.
where he conferred with the ranch
ers of thai vicinity.. li is under
- toted that Mr. Itrnmwell will make
Hie farmers of the coiintv the same
off'-r as lie did the ranch-rs of the
Sutherlin Valley. Mr. Uramwdl
MM'tit last night at the I'mpqiia Ho
tel. IIiKMi ViT.. Ihfinl.
CONST WriNON.K, "lar
It w as of! Ii iiilly iililniilli. i'il
Itritish
Heve
lievetl
who w
bneral
ere atlemntlng tti r"
Townsend'f hole
at Kut Kl iii
r i.'!.-:ii tl and toi t i 1 to be
i;t n- ral retreat,
. o
OFFICIAL OF INDIAN
OFFICE RETURNS AFTER
TRIP TO WASHINGTON
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ODD FELLOWS PREPARE
fOR GRAND LODGE SES
SIONS HERE NtXT MAY
Committers on the coming I. O. .
K. (iiand l.odne hcsstous in this city
ht'Kl a meeting Thursday and took
Important steps hi furlheritiK the ar
rangements therefor. An elaborate
system of tnt t decora t ions Ik
planned. In connection with those of
t lie St ra w herrv Carnival coin mil tee.
4 bit-ir.t niiinli.T if .on hli .niu i I,. K..n. I
ners have also been ordered for
l7,"i'f.rtaK
These will be
in ess houses and
other uses, and will retail at 10
cents each. A bin reception will be
held tor the isitor s on Monday
evening. May l.", at the armory, for
w hich a line program Is beuiK ur
rauipd. The odd Kellovvs" parade
will be held at 'J p. in. on Thursday,
May IS. the first day of the carnival
There w ill be decree work by visiting
teams In tlie various branches of the
order, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evening., other features
of entertainment are also bein ur
lauged, and n bountiful supply of
strawberries will be provided for t h
delectation of the visitors during the
we k. An open rate of one and one-
third fare has already been granted
by the S. P. Co. for the (Irand Lodge
and carnival week, and all visitors
should purchase round trip tickets
on having home, in order (o secure
tlie reduced rate. The carnival at
tractions this year will also be un
usually good. A special train load
of visitors will arrivo here from
Portland and Willamette Valley
joints Monday evening. May 1 .". and
another big train will arrive Tuesday
morning.
Eig Warships Are Held Ready
fcr Any Emergency
AEROPLANES WILL BE IMPROVED
Admiral Benson Today filtd His FoimJ Re
port With the Naval Committee of the
House Plans Are Oullintd
WASIIINCTON', March 17. -Itenr
Admiral lb nson, chief of naval oper
alioiiH. totlav ttdd the House naal
ctonmittee in minute detail of Hi
pndi in maty work of m "paring th
uay tor an emergency..
The naval militia, be laid. Is bctnf,
brought constantly In closer touch
with navy Ideas; merchant vessels
ate under inspection to determln-i
what private craft woud be (mine
that'ly available In ensfl of war.
Admiral IteiiMin nouniietl a warn
ing against ado.ting thf submarine
bleas of Ihe present war. Abroad
uphbal mid oihtr reasons,
i oii'lit ions a i lot It), in i n:,
an tie wai hire that hardly
to he fin mi nf ei i d in an v
m il the I nlteil States may
d.
aid.
likelv
in w
t III.'.:
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SIMi'Lll
.n at I'. II
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lowly and
iiiterall ai
I'ol.i Twt
In. mil. I. a
ciinsiTMitivi..
in r i r m 1 1 1 1 -ity
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iniaini' in n-iilt
(ii'i-iin in I.
et : a motor
ola are iini-l
and eiilhllMa
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Ilft
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We htUld
i of money
tn from the
nu- 'aft for
with the
Of UMIU'.
i oniift tlmi
li" Ii.nl Hit'"!
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GERMANBUSHESWERE
SHATTERED BY
THE FRENCH
Tubantia Was Probably Sunk
by a Submarine
TWO TRENCH ATTACKS FAILED
There Were No Attacks on Deadman's !U
last Night - Several Prisoners Were
Captured by frciufe ia Woods
Plt!S, March 17. The (lernians
hurled a series of attacks against
the fort and village of Vaux last
night. The French fire shattered
wo assaults on the town and two
against tlie fortress. Failing there.
the Hermans, under cover of dark
ness, attempted to debouch from the
sunken road southeast of Vaux. A
terrific French fire forced an aban
donment of this eftort. The Her
mans HUflered heavily from the five.
atta 'ks, so the communique assert
ed. The bombardment at Bethln-
ourt and In the Cuuileres woods has
slackened, and there were nn at
tacks on Headman's Hill. Artillery
duels are reported at Woevre. The-
French atta -ked in the llortniare
woods, capturing some nrisoners.
llHeeii Saw TnrjM-Oo?
A M S T K 1 1 1 1 A M . M a re h I 7. A Al
ia vits of the first and fourth offl
crs of the Tubantia declared the
voHsel was torpedoed. They said
they clearly nw the torpedo. None
saw a submarine. Papers favor Ins
the allies asserted positively that the
Tubantia wns torpedoed, and Her
man e pipaihlzom are equally wwi
tive ho was mined.
Invent iuntbn Akeil.
V SH I NOTi i. March 17. An
Investigation has been ordered Into
Hie sinking of the hutch liner Tu
bantia, with A mer leans aboard, to
Counsellor Polk, of the State De
partment, announced.
l-'reiich Were lteUi!s-.
ItKKI.IX, March 17. The repulse
of two Fren'dj attacks ngainM lead
man s Hill was officially announced.
The ffi-ht assault reached the Her
iiiiui I i nes, but the survivors sur
rendered when they rcm-hed the en
nnglemenf s. The artillery halted
Hie sei ond rush.
VeM! ct Mliirtl.
l.ONHON. March 17. l-erd Rob
ert Cecil. Minister of Blockade,
staled totlav he Iiinl official Infor
mation that Hie liner Tubantia was
not mined. He tleetared s!ie was
anchored and was fully lighted when
struck.
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