Juno Babcock is in the Whitman county jail at Colfax, having been captured by Deputy Sheriff Cole at Dayton. He took the officers to a deserted cabin near Wawawai, where the car was left when they ran out of gasoline, and most of the stolen goods were found there. There were goods from a hardware and a grocery at Uniontown and all of the goods taken from the Hub store here, except the two suits which he and his cousin, J. Babcock, wore. The young man, who gives his age as 20, says that he and his cousin burglarized the Hub store and got new suits of clothes and $3 in cash and two counterfeit dollars, and the men met Ernie Dyer on the street and the three of them burglarized the garage, took the car, drove to Uniontown and burglarized the two stores there and started for Walla Walla when their gasoline gave out near Wawawai and the men they stole. They then went to the car was deserted.
Starbuck had burglarized a jewelry store there and stole a Ford car, which they damaged so it had to be deserted before they got to Walla Walla, where they stole a motorcycle. Lyer and his cousin are being held at Walla Walla for crimes committed there.
They may survive and exist; they learn what foods are good, what to leave alone, how to live and in what places to live. They learn the survival values. And so must people learn of these. 