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FRIDAY, MARCH ft,
OREGON' WEATHER
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Probably rain, with moderate
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EDITH CAVELLE
Like a specter the story of Edith
Cavelle follow the participant In
her barbarous murder, and like
Banquo't ghost It will not down. Six
Germans were selected from different
portions of the army a a firing
quad, and placed In command of a
lieutenant, who entered into the
work of slaughter with zest, and
carefully watched the men to see
that hi orders were rigidly obeyed.
After the murder he found but five
bullet holes In her body and report
ed the fact. Tbe six men were sent
for, but only five could be found.
The sixth had been secreted and
subsequently boarded a ship for Am
erica. On the way the vessel was
submarined and the man met an un
timely end. The five were qulrkly
rounded up and were never again
heard of. The lieutenant was decor
ated by the kaiser for his brave deed
and was sent a a spy Into France,
where he succeeded In getting Into
the army.
One day a German aeroplane sail
ed over the French camp and drop
ped a letter to the commander, In
forming him of a spy, who was des
cribed and the decoration of the or
der of St. George was found sewed
In the lining or bis uniform. He
was tried, convicted, and sentenced
to be shot next morning. During the
night a German shell fell near him
and be was instantly killed. The
commander who ordered Miss Ca
velle executed was retired soon af
terward and was killed while shoot
ing on his estate, supposedly by ac
cident. The chief criminal, the
kaiser, still remains alive, the only
one whose violent death has not
come to pass. When will his turn
come?
For Saturday-
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London, Mar.' 8. Chancellor of
the Exchequer Bonar Law declared
In tbe house of commons that he
was "a little skeptical" retarding
German offensive on the west front.
He said the allies have in over
whelming superiority In the air er.
vice and that the soldier are confl-
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the mainstay ot the shipyard,- for
he ia there only to the extent ot S6
per cent of the men employed, and
to the extent of 65 per cent we are
forced to depend on foreign-born la
bor."
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TEACHERS TO MEET
Salem. Mar. ). Dr. J. F. llooslc.
of the Chicago Normal school, a na
tional authoilly on J he teaching of
English, and il. L. Miller, principal
of the high s'hool department at the
University of Wisconsin, a special
ist in problems of secondary educa
tion, are mentioned by J. A. Church
111, Oregon superintendent of public
Instruction, as two men of note who
In the fullest sense of the word
the winning of the war has narrow
ed down to a question of ships.
Charles Plez.S general manager of the
emergency fleet corporation, in a
statement Issued February 6, 1 9 1 8,
says: "The shipping board now has
718 shlpways; 302 are for wooden
ships and 414 are for steel construc
tion. The yards In which they are
established are only working one
eight-hour shift per day, six days a
week. This Is monstrous. If we are
to. keep ahead of the submarine we
must run three shifts per day fifty
two week in the year. I am sorry
to say at tbe present time the na
tive-born American workman Is noti
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will appear before the convention of
the Inland Empire Teachers' asso
ciation In Spokane. April S. . and 5.
Superintendent Churchill I pres
ident ot the Inland Empire associa
tion and I arranging the program.
Educator from Oregon, Washington,
Montana and Idaho will be Present
and an attendance ot 1,800 Is ex.
pected. The convention Is perhaps
the most Important teachers meet
ing held In the northwest.
Among those on the program will
be representative of the federal ed
ucational department, who will dis
cuss changes being made In th
schools under the 8mlth-Hughes art
and leader of the several state In
stitution.
DOUBTS ANY DRIVE
BY GERMAN 111
GRANTS PASS OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
MARCH
'IVfo Bob WGite'
Comic Opera
By WILLARD SPENCER
Staged and Directed by LAURA THOMAS DUNN ELL
Pianist MISS CLAIRE JOHNSON
The entire proceeds from "Miss Bob White"
go to the Local Red Cross
Students, 35c
ADMISSION
Adults 50c
I'llre Include War Tax
dent they can withstand any attuck.
The value of America's participa
tion, he said, depends on the urco
of transport operations.
The chancellor expressed regret
that the allies are unable to assist
Rumania.
Donur law de lured the British
victories In Mesopotamia have an Im
mense moral and military value. He
said that the central powers are un
able to help Turkey.
"I am Informed that owing to the
contl Ulcus of anarchy there, Russia
van only produce enuugh food this
year to feed itself."
The chancellor moved a credit foi
dally average expenditure of
H.107.000.
"The Carman have moved 10 di
visions front the Russian to the west
ern front," he said. "The allies at
present are slightly superior In men
and guns. There Is a possibility,
however, that Austrian troops will
be brought up to the west front."
TKUXillAI'IIU' OOMMl N ICATION
ISTEIUUTTKI) LAST NHill f
I'ortland, alar. I. A brilliant dis
play of the aurora boreal Is waa re
ported last night from Maryvllte,
Pasco and Kennewlck, Washington.
At time the light were exceeding
ly spirited.
Telegraphic communication was
badly disrupted between 1:10 p. in.
and I p. m. last night by the aurora
boreall. Mne In all direction were
affected.
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