THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.' SALEM. OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 19, 1919.
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COUM ROAD COMMITTEE
Will MEETTGMORROW
The first meeting of the committee
appointed to discuss good roads an1!
effect permanent 'organization will
meet at the Commercial elub Thursday
morning at 10 oVloek. The good roads
committee of which W. M. Hamilton
is temporary secretary, addressed the "'"rs "'"V1"1? ui ou""'. ,u
delegates as follows: I oa,?h ad mstnet, and through these
county committee can communicate to
the residents of his community the
findings and decisions reached by the
county committee.
"The first meeting of the county
committee, of which you are the rep
resentative for your district, is called
for Thursday, February 20th, at ID
o'clock a. m. at the Salem Commercial
ment, to raise the necessary funds re'
quired to build siren roa U.
"You were unanimously designated
by those present to represent Siivertoi
and the surrounding community.
"It is assumed that each represent
ative en this 'Marion county market
roads eommitles' will organize a sub
committee in his community consist
ing of at least one representative from
each road district in his community to
confer with and advise him as to the
wishes and ideas of . the citizens in
"About three hundred Marion coun
ty citizens interested in good roads
in Marion county, met at the Grand
opera house, Salem, Oregon, (Saturday
February 15, 1919.
"Tho advisability of hard surfacing
the principal market ronda between
the principal cities and towns of the
county was discussed, and it was the
unanimous opinion of those who spoke K . . . u
roads should be thus im-' , A; : f4 .: t 1,
at this very important meeting. If by
any chance you are unable to be there
it is taken for granted that you 15x11
send some one to represent you.
that these
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"!. i c , . . . any chance you are unable to be there
a motion was made, seconded and car
ried, that tho chairman of the meeting
luairucicu 10 tun luei-i.ng ur uuo - I 1 f av
representative from each of the prinei- lflCUfil!)l6 lUSSHuY IlOl
ty, such representatives to constitute
what shall ,be known as tho 'Marion
county market roads committee'
"This committee to taka such action
as ia deemed expedient in their judg
Concert Given By Apollo
Ckb h Massouth. Success
(Capital Journal Speciul Service)
Monmouth, Ore., leb. 19. The cn-
U'ftainment given Friday evening by
the Apollo Cuib of Sslem in the Nor-
mtu auditorium was luirulv annroeiat-
ed-bv the lnrire audience that erected lows.
tho nerforiners. Sunerintendent Todd Yes-
To Be Grounds For Divorce
By a vote of 10 to 13, the senate to
day killed senate bill Hi, by Jones,
which provided that incurable insanity
should be a legal grounds for divorce.
Senator Smith of Coos and Senator
Wo.od said the same kind of a bill has
boon introduced at every session of the
legislature for the last 12 years, ana it
has been invariably killed.
Senators Eberhard, Farrcll and Eddy
joined in the debate against the bill,
while Senators Jones, Moser, Norbhid
and Hurley spoke for the bill
The vote on the measure was as fol-
-Gill, Handlcy, Howell, Hurley.
FRENCH MINISTER
(Continued from page ono)
Clemenceau, refusing offers of assist- the fleshy part of his neck but did not
anc.e, walked back into his homo. I BeV(.r ay trteries.
A few minutes lutor tt telephone call T j ... , ,
r , JL.i Hn. n,,.i! Nbw8 ,f th attack 00 Clemenceau
. i premier's wound would wevent i was flashed to President Wilson by1
.itol. Six of these hit the front of the Mm from keeping an engagement which . w"uIl'83'
cur. Two bullets penetrated tho Klnss 1 110 ,a(i u.t the Crillon hotel this morn-1 AU tho Al"ria" Pfnee delegates ex
door, one striking tho premier on thoin! with House and Foreign Secretary l,resse,i Kecu e8''i't and appreciation of
j nor side of tho right arm' near thfl,bulfour. ' ,lla Prmir's quaHties. They called at
Hbouidcr, inflicting a flonh wound. llubort Clemeneenu, the premier's tho rusidonco during the day.
; A policeman grabbed Cotin. Anothor; brother und secroturv, told the United AU eoiiforencog wore cancelled.
man whoso identity Is not rot knownJ Pr..u l,nr ti,o ni,i una nt o.,rin Uenoral anxiety was expressed, des-
rushed to Cotin's assistance. A crowd at nresent and that tho only danaer ',ito tk(? statement thut tho wound wush d advertisiiiL'' manaeer. Lydia Hud
proved himself to be an artist and sn Jones, Moser, Norblad, Smith of Jose
phine, Strnyor, President Vinton
No Baldwin, Eberhard, Eddy, Far
roll, Laclinmnd, LaFollett, Nickelscn,
Patterson, Pierce, Porter, Shanks, Smith
of Coos, Wood.
Absent Banks', Bell, Diniick, Huston,
Orton, Eitner, Thomas.
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exeellont clader, as well as chooser of
musical talent.
Prof. L. P .Gilmoro of tho Science
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Grove high school which was given
last Monday at Corvallis.
It has boon decided to publish the
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editor, juvanila tiager, rurtinna; assist
ant editor, Marion White, Oregon City;
i business manager, Burdell Brooks, Port-
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fiuicklv withered and attacked tho two w,.i,l,l i, f r.uui)il. i,,,.'i ot serious.
men, who wcro buttling with tho po-J The first foreign officials t0 call at I C'O'nonceau, as permanent chairman
liceinen. Cotin was badly mauled and the premier's residence to inquire about 1 of tho Ppace conKre88 i ho biggest fig
thfl policeman was slightly wounded. hi8 condition were Premier Venizelofl uro '.n EuroP a' present. Ho became
1 of Greece and Ambassador De Leon of l'yu"r lwemoor 10, iu ana, uospite
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'Spain.
Is Well Known Anarchist,
Cotin was later said to ,be a well
known anarchist. Cloinenceau was re
ported to attach no political signifi
cance to tho iittuck.
Captain Andre Turdleu, 'commission
or of Fruaco-Amorican rolutions, said
that" bef oio the bullet lodged in Cle.
ni(!!:eeau'a shoulder it passed through
today REGoW TOMi!0W
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How a vampire lost out against, a regular cook.
Elliott "Dexter plays the husband
Note NAZIMOVA in "Eye for Eye" starts Sunday
his seventy sevon years, lius survived
seoml bitter political battles since
that time. By many critics lie is givon
cquul credit with Marshal Foch for tho
allied victory. Ho is popularly known
as "tho tiger" and has lived np to- that
numo during tho poace conference.
"Tho Tigor" was born in 1841 dur
ing tho reigi of Louis Phillippe. He be
came a fighting republican during Nu
poloon Ill's reign.
As a boy he preached republicanism
to the peasants about his birthplace of
Vondoo, southwestern Franco, which!
was then a royalist center. He was often '
greeted with pitchforks.
After studyinginodicine, Clomeiiceau
weut to Englandand later to tho Unit
ed States, wltcro ho visited many cities
of importance and studied American in
stitutions, He speaks English fluently.
Clemenceau, returning to Frnnco, was
mayor of Montmarte at 30. Thon ho was
dlestono; literary editors, Shannon
Pettinger and Meda Angell, Portland;
art, Clara Scharpf, oPrtland; editorials.
Elhcl Ackerson, Junction City; jokes.
Ethel lliilvorson, Portland; athletics,
Beth Perry, Houlton; school notes, Hoi
en Strauss, Portland; faculty contribu
tions, Helen Hansen, Portland.
Three members of tho faculty of 0.
N. 8.. attended tho Northwest Congress
of tho Lenguo to Enforce Twice which
mit in Portia d Sunday and Monday.
President Ackorman was one of the
county delegates; Miss Mabel West, lib
rarian, represented tho Normal, and
Miss Rosa fc.rrott, head of the English
department, represented tho National
Council of Teachers of English.
A Mrs. Soeley of New York was a re
cent speaker at tho Normal. Sho is rep
,f!!".R!lt J cipnl speaker a ttho Roosevelt Memor
ial Bervicc horo.
Superintendent Bopp of tho Forest
Grovo schools visited tho Normal last
Tuesday.
Ircse-ting the Young Women's Oollegc
Missionary Work and presented her
mo: sage "Our Responsibility for the
Regeneration of the Heathen" in a
very forceful and convincing manner.
Senator Lachmund of Marlon eoun
ty, Senator and Mrs. Patterson of Polk
..1 t 1 . .i . . a , . , .wriuiiii uutuiii ii.iuuu Mimiu, j.iuiilud
" W.'"Y - . r Vi uclmwr ,1 oi Jaelwon county, who waa tho prin
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Franco's participation In the British
Egyptian campaign. Ho was accused
of taking British gold for lotting Eng
land havo a frco hand, and lost hit
seat in the chamber.
Prepared For Ke-Entry,
For ton years Clomoncoau 's tvdvttraur
ies thought him politically dead, but he
was merely preparing for re-entry into
t ho arena. He founded two or threo
nowspupers, wrote several books and
then quite suddenly "ca-mo back." This
time ho was elected to tho senate
Clemenceau was premier at tho time
of tho Cusa Blanca affairs between
France and Germany, when, for a tinio
war appercd to bo inovitble. Germany
had iuaisted upon an apology from
Franco an-d tho latter,, as Germany and
everybody know, was in no position for
war, But Clomoncoau sent back this
message:
''Tell thorn thero will bo no apology"
And there was none.
After the poaco preliminaries got un
der way, Clemenceau created an nppar
ently embarrassing situation by telling
tho chamber of deputies he was in fnvoi
of retention of the "balance of power'
system, at precisely the same timo Pre
sident Wilson, was telling the British ik
Manchester that tho "balance of pow
er" must givo way to tho league of na
tions. It hna since developed that Worn
Oitceau merely win seeking to obtain
guarantees for Franco's future security
against aggression.
Official Statement.
Paris, Feb. 19. Tha fololvving offi
cial statement regarding the attempted
assassination of tho premier wna Issued
today:
"Promier Clemenceau was in his au
tomobile in the Boulevard Do Lescit
whon a man fired seven shots at him.
The. premier was struck In the should-
Attempt on Premier's
Life Cause of Delay
By Fred S. Ferguson
(United Press staff correspondent)
Paris, iFcb. 19. Tho attempt upon
the lifo of Premier Clemenceau yester
ilnv mnmW eni's"d a temporary halt
5n the program of the dolegates to the
peace conference.
Am-:. prif'gh. French and Ital
ian delegates had planned to discuss
the program for a preliminary peace
today with the intention of having the
outline c!m!pleted soon after Presi
dent Wilson's return to Paris Belief
was expressed thfl't the pact miTht be
ready for final discussion iby the mid
dle of April,
The length to which the sessions
will continno after tho Germans are
called in is problematical, though the
d "legates nro hopeful of affecting the
peace settlement by June, allowing for
delays -that possibly may be necessi
tated by the Germans desiring to re
fer certain questions to their government.
Through tho Pheasant Northwest Pro
ducts Co. it has been arranged for tho
busiucss men of Salem to meet two of
tho strongest men; in tho publishing and
advertising field. They have invited
Charloa Coolidgo Parlin, special investi
gator, and William Boyd, director of ad
vertising for the Curtis Publishing Co.,
to visit Salem on the date of March 5th
and to address a- gathering of business
mou nt the Commercial Club. These
men rank among the highest in tho na
tion in their line, and they will have
somothing to say that will bo of vita!
interest to both nroducors and dealers.
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People Notice It Drive Them Off
with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets
A pimply face will not embarrass you
er. Several bullets entered the clothing Edwards Olive Tablets, The skin should
or we two anvcrs out tuey were not
wounded.
"Dr. Grausset, after an examiiintion,
stated that the premier was not serious
ly wounded."
The physicians will conduct a moro
thorough examination of the premier's
begin to dear after you have taken the , t
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wounds this afternoon, it was annonnc- but their actiou is gentle sad safe instead
t -i i ti i i . .i el severe and irritating.
President Poincaro, members of tho one wn0 takes Olive Tablets is
cabinet, foreign diplomats and Marshal evcr cursed with " dark brown taste,"
ror-n, wno nurrieu lo ine pn-mier
s res
idence. Tnmnined in a room near the
ons la which Clemenceau was resting.
Eirg George Condoles.
T v, 19. King George today
sent the following message to Premier
Clemenceau:
"I am shocked to hear of the dastard
ly attack. I earnestly trust that youi
injuries are not serious and thr.t, thanks
to your splendid enerer and courage,
you will goon bo restored to health and
will renew your great and valued ef
forts for France and her tllies."
T r W r W W W
m had hreath m rhllL listless, "no KOOd'
feeling, consapation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
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