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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
FRUIT QUARANTINE
FORCES ARE MERGED
Gas. A. Park Tells Of Prog.
reSs Made AT Recent
Riverside Meeting,

Commissioner Chas. A, Park, Of tn,
BOare Of Horticulture, returned recent
y from most important gathering
o. fruit organizations held In the city
OF Riverside, California. and whiel
ellel together 800 Representatives
from all parts of the West, Mexico
Hawaii and British Columbia. In The
convention were the heads of fruit
and vegetable associations, horticul
hrsl commissioners and noted entO
biologists. Out Of this conference was
oTgani7ed two important organization,
the Western Plant Quarantine Board
and the Western Plant Protective As
soliatiou.
While the gathering discussed more
o. less all the problems before the
Ealt grower, the grand object Of the
contention was to coordinate the var
oas quarantine activities in order to
@ente more effective regulations in
every state. Mr.. Park noted that here
ioiort there has been more or less
'nelion in the matter Of commerce in
Nursery and agricultural products
among the states. All the states have
suffered greatly from the depredations
=, introduced pests, and the strongest
Efforts have been made by quarantine
oaietrs to prevent the introduction Of
l more. This very vigilanec has
ia to charges of discrimination from
,aPpeE who have innoeently suffered
y. -. and hardship Thus the object OF
~s conference was to bring together
representatives. from the various states
W wi.h view to more harmonious action.
alis idea was the central point in
'ue constitution adopted by the West
Sn Plant Quarantine Board, Of which
y. Z, Park was elected vice-chairman.
d, ne second organization, the Western
aa' Protective Association. in q sense
g'eHaps the work Of the other, but
' no police power. Its object Is
y y lafther the campaign at large among
~ ~ western states against menacing
- - They will make a speciality Of
ing the ccl-N0rm IN pOtatoes'
~ the white pine blister rust, which
= r. been introduced into the east from
Na.'ofe aud is now on its way across
a. Continent. The particular hosts
n 'ais pest are the five-leaf pine.
3 nsurrant and goosebefry. Prof. Il.
Il nbarss, Of the Oregon Agrieultura
an o,sge was made president Of this
- naphasizing the danger Of the eel
In Commissioner Park cited the
a. \. Of carload Of seed potatoes
4 flFd all the way FROM los Angeles
se planted on the rich reclaimed
~. - about Lake Labish. On iuspee
~. ea by the quarantine officers the
- .s'Oes were found to be infected
~ eel-Korm disease, which # intro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
OLCOTT IS REGULAR
AIR ENTHUSIAST NOW
Governor, Nervous Before
Flight, Says Expert
ence Wonderful.

Governor Olcott returned over the
Southern Pacific from his ''air nvas
= Iion'' of California this morning at g
clock. went directly to bed foi a"oat
nap" and a few hours later was back
lin his office receiving congratulations
and answering multitudnous questions
Apparently he is no worse Tor Ihe eA
] perience and has become an enlhus
last in the matter Of air transportation
In the course of an interview ne sara,
| nlf has been a wonderful tnp' ana
liz is difficult to find words TO oe
scribe H. confess that before tooA
my seat in the plane for the Iits.
time T was not at all enthusiastic over
,be prospect: but having taken i', !
can saw that ] wouldn't have missed u
for ANYTHING in the world. No. / hau
No really disagreeable sensations e,sn
Il the first flight from SALEM et
Mat Colonel Watson, took the ar WIN WIN
m unusually long rise in order TO ayoiu ,
any iolt and it was nothing more 'nIn I
a.. ranid Hft of an elevator Or lhe
n,ovcment Of an autombile On the paw
mont once up in the air. | eSPslt
cneed no feeling Of nasean' thougn s,a., ,os
Ma, i stated that passengers were oi5eh ,'
ppffected with seasickness-@l'n . ~.
agreeable results 10 the man ~ i,a,, il'1 If
~ ,TSere IS none Of the feeling :.
.,,i.als ~ one feels When looking Oyer
: uGi aGeg bnt 4 sense Of perfect sesui'', .,'i.
Thn ~ rion Of the valley from ne's@' =s.
: ~ .o,.oroI thousand feet was magH.i'
81 81; ;ndead ;,ie For large part oi .aa %
,say We followed the eo1Ise -. - toees
willamette which at that heigni g..fsil IN
~, /" man hand of silver laid out arm '''''
=, i,a' an the green background, ,.iot
acolopel Watson is q sAlll,' , aver
.,s made a practice Of hopping vi. ,sip
ana 'nau, ,'''.. .rdnud clouds that had Ialn
y. ~ sbcm only once we're W ns...
~. !" eloud mass, and that Was y ioaa.
y. ~. oveg the Cow Creek canyon - sao
,ns ! n Douglas county. II ~, !. gef
ny ~ ~ alim5 over and too big - 20 !
hlsn lsnn5 a and Colonel Watson ne NE
afoqna, ,,.a,.,tuard -,'1 until We recognize.
back Hoi no.. .',' = the canyon, Wal'h W
sag sn,logc5 on our way to Grants .n5 VA A.h.
io.,y" ss,t Re.eburg. Grants Pass .sa1,,ads. anu
'A' i'', 80. greeted By ibo.'aI.e
Tta lana reople " were fairly erssea rae 3. AVE s
.,I, Inf Fascination and we eoalda a,bre. n-,.
i..', .hel' ,bsT away from the .a,is5 al,i' ap
Tiis zfPs q eatling gun ! !, Ta' sl sslls Doints.
on . iSt St Posebirg g,ss my plot isoh ilsoiudiag
- .. series Of siuals' ~. tbaf
throgsn ih laan M !. done 50 quickly ss, 'f. a.
one le1 hasH u lin. Il j. virtually = 2 - -
Pend.1aoias .aaa.,1d fecsand shea y.arsr yoa ,.. #
era eFal ho,tom 'Sga Of the loop ana ,r.i Isai'''
earth. a.f We attained
1T "is' q f'R5s $500 feet i' gong
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
For hchins TOrtOra

There is one remedy that seldom
fails 70 stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply YOU with
Zem0 which generally ovcrcomC3 ah
skin diseases fegcna. itch. pimplgs
rashes, hlackh6l IN most eases give
way to Icmn. I lv, Ninor b'pm-
ishes disappear t itching us.
ually stops lHr semp la saie.
antiseptic liquid, ylg.a cas- rra aui
dependable. II costs only 35C, en- cx-
ira large bottle, Sl00. Il wiIlt1l s,ain.
Is not greasy or sticky and ispoiiitely
safe for tender sensitive skins
Ths D v. - Ca, Cleveland. 0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
PERSONAL

< 4 4 * 4 \ 4 4 \ < = X = Z
Eugene Houston, son Of MT. ae1
Mrs r. B. Houston Of Santa Rosa, and
formerly one Of the best known youul
men of the city, is in Salem for q day
an a business visit, Gene is now a spe
eiol representative Of the Pictorial he
view company and travels oai Of Nee
York, placing that publication 3 ta'a.
ion service With the daily newspapers
Frederick Schmidt Of the Northwest
Products company, has returned from
a business trip Of several weeks if the
east in the course Of which he fisi''0
scyeral Of the larger cities.
Miss ycsta Dicks, who has been a
..ndort At willamette university has
ref9rncd To her home 10 Lakcyiew'
A small group Of pioneers lett ioI
portlapd 10 attend the annual meeting
of tbc state pioneers association Y
q nrobabIe that the coming Oh lne
Wsldo pioncers meeting within a .cN
S.vs has deferred some from Attending
tbe Portland meeting
nis,riet Attorney G. N. Roberts Of
Nredford was in the supreme eoalt !"
,Io ease Of state vs. Butler a man
,io ,iDgbter case Appealed from ~, Tine ,,I
PA ',gt coprt of Jackson county. me =,
saa5ont.appellant Butler an % L',7''
PAINT y .1,i' farmer, is represented by A''0'
new 0. G. Beggs
II Alton and W. NJ Dawson afe 'To
oh.aoo T.. citizens registered az '''
Capital hotel r,.
A., p N. Ert, formerly Of ll,, .,,
~. @''. ,.me n from Portland aud ~i''
sl,s, sn.ad az \ week visiting with friend"
,norg recent arrivals ..' a. iae .... h',' 4
- Ai"V Tsre W. G. Hill Of Aii, o''y' NJ N
" GO'ii Hcrrigg Of Marshfield h'. '''
~ n i Adams Of Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

the Siskiyous was an error. Our great
est altitude was between 5000 and 5000
feet, and this was maintained only to
provide space fo- a long yolplane glide
in ease anything happc1ed. Only oue
moment Of pCu came IN this territory,
as our engine began to sputter like a
balky Ford. ] saw my pilot looking
anxiously over the side, and he told
me afterRard that there wasn't room
in that whole region to land half a
dollar on, and we were to be consratr.
hated in coming through with qut lives
The trip through the mountains Of Gal
ifornia was s. uderfnl panorama y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
BEST BUYS

5 reom modern haaealoN ia fllst
class condition. paved street, easy
terms. sas5o. Furnished.
roam mollrrn house. 8 blocks ffon
ladd 4 Bush hank. only $3.50
= reem strictly modern hoOse, en-
paved street aud car hae some fruit
easy terms
Z room modern house. largo lot. easy
terms $1,000
room modern hnuse an fafniShgd,
hot looyl3o fcot. an kinds oi fruit,
terms 20 mit. $500.
s room hoase al modern bus agab =
fine condition, awneF going away,
$500.
iave several houses % nprN az rsFt
paw on anehos seeeioisky, Bayac
building,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

duccd into the Soil is impossible to
eradicate. 1t will not only enter thu
tubcrs but any other vegetable grown
'upop that soil, and it may be carried
frem one locality to another by the
dirt on horses hoOfs This ear Of
potatoes was promptly shipped out Of
the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Salem S a Good Place 10 Trade
EXECUTOR s NOTICE


Notice Is hereby given that the AN.
dersgncd August G.. Carl and Henry
ia. Cal, have filed their final account
as executors of the estate Of Fred Carl,
deceased with the county court tor
Marion county, and said has duly SGT
the time Tor hearing objections ihere
to, and the final settlement thereof,
for Tuesday, June q, 1919, al The hour
of 10 o 'cllck IN. Of said day in the
court room of said couri az Salem, IN
said county and state.
Dated this 2ad day Of May, 1919.
AUGUST q CARL,
HENRY G.. CARL.
Executors Of the estate % Fred Carl,
deceased ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
DIED
! ! y = &&A&&A A&AA !

CLARK-At bis homo at Zcua, Oregon
June 10, 1879, Peter Tmak Clark. at
the age Of 20 years, 4 monihs asl
% DAYS
b0Fidgs hts wife. ne is sgrviNcd ~
one son and tive daughters Ono Of MS
daughters makes her home 1t lcus.
The funeral services win ho he'd
Friday afternoon ~ AN'clesk from
the church at 2ena and win ID conduit
ed by the Rev Mckinley Rurial wll
be IN the Zeua cemetery
Mr. CLARK served as captain In iho
northern army during the cisil war
He camc 10 Oregon "A ycays ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Rrihaa nOnafruatl0n

Sealed bids will be- received by The
eopafy court of Marion county, ore
gor. nj 10 clock O. 90. on ihe s0th
dav of June, 1919. fer ffInfefsel
s81arete bridges aud FOR reinforced
concrete uItens 10 bf buiH 0H ihe
Hra ID fbs Pacific higbway ih Marion
sorrty neaf jefferson Approximate
,,-.fH.s being 800 eHbr wards oi
lis-r 4 concrete. $4,000 pounds of reih
forcing steel A certified eberE Of =
arecHt of ihe sum of ihe b'd u
accompany amc Plans and spee.fie.a
tl8ns NAV bd sseH af thf Office ~ ih'
sssafv elsfk The dght BE- reserved ~
fhe county court 90 reject aay o. sH
T q. B0YER
rts County Ciah
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
REAL ESTATE

FOR SAlE-Chcep. a aeai modeFa ;
room bungalow aiih 9 good lets oae
block from paved street, 8 blocks
from car hae, hali cash. bslanee easy
terms; also 3 acres 50 miles from
city limits roam house well near
perch, soed barn. ahcus 30 fruit trees
Price sl4ee. half cash. Square Deal
Realty o.. phonc fiA 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF the State Of oregon for the County
Of Marion

In The matter Of the estate Of
Charles Henry Davis, deceased Notice
% creditors.
Notice IL hereby given that DE un
lersigncd. Ellis ! Bragg has been ap.
pointed administrator with che VII nn'
ncxed IN the estate of Charles Henry
Davis. deceased. by The county court
of Marion county. Oregon, aud aii per-
SON. having chains against Che mid
estate are hereby required 70 present
fhe same. duly verified as required BY
law. within "a months after The first
publication OF this notice 10 SAID ad
miuislfator NJ the Office Of his at
torneys NJ f0g Salem Bank Of tom
metce building, Salem, Oregon,
Dated May 2Dth, 1919
ELLls !. BRAGG.
Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate Of Charles Henry DAVIS,
deceased o.@'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Seattle Golfers Lead In
Am, Amateur Champion Rounds

...e wa.h. June la.-s.,,... ~. (.
s9o.els, .orer, 70 TIE fff LAY =, Z
had gu N. saatcar raamP'ans5.ll
I,as .is ps-if, Northref s2.' +. rss
.ior iolfnf. ~ DAYS ever seen
one of l.,-.- l.e sen. Ghsaoid- sPf
ana .i-vab ihs day eliminating
e. shnT flHf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

There is a city ordinance pIobibit'
ing wagons loaded with wood driving
over sidewalks. Walt $. Low, city
street commissioner, says there arc u
number Of violations Of this ordinance
which is intended TO keep the cement
sidewalks in good condition. The sug
geslion is made that before the driy-
ers Of wagons with wood are ASKED TO
drive over the sidewalk, there be plac-
ed planking to prevent damage a.
seems many people are of the opinion
they own the sidewalks IN front of
their property but the city ordinances
regard lho sidewalks as city property
to be cared for by the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
DAILY LIVE STOCK nARKHT
Uaftis

DAILY LIVE STOCK MARKET
oaftis
Receipts $40
Tslf of markef Hfaf
Fa.f 10 good sisefs faa0al ll
tommon steem gI8ia9
Coamon % far sieefs " 80
nale. raus and helfsrs bImf,9
Ggos 10 choice eoss sFd hsifss
s9Mos0
asa.ua 70 fair egss esd heis'f'
FsH 20 medium saus saS Asii'"
tsa $50
raaseu ts5005
Bails s5Gs
Calves t#al3#
HOES
Hrapis 20
Taae ~ mnrkes hiaher
Pnaf mixed tlaJo@ 1915
Wsdlam mirad tia0l92i
Rsavt hzagles siT2sa 1880
Boa $1,000 1918
ne siT2iai7N
mssp
Receipts 4s2
Tore of amkei hEler
FafT 90 choice ambz Fi-4 ia
Yafiiags t5Eakasa
CaH ianhs 90 sD0ia0
WHhers sTE0a8
Eass sas0mza9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

There will be a meeting next aatur
ldav afternoon &c 1880 O'Clock Of iho
Commercial club Of loganbeny grow
crs who are inclined 10 make some ar'
raneemeuis with ibo Phoz company
whereby the company will be sold the
berries tiey raise Two or three Hfths
AGO growers representing ldo acres net
10 discuss the situation, and The mrct.
Ing Saturday i Of those who vid 70
como "a terms with the Phez company.
&. 4. Miller was chairman Of 10, lor-
mcr meeting and has called The meet.
ing for Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
CITY NEWS

The city hall at Gervais was crowcst.
TO it's fun capacity last evening for Inc
meeting held hy Walter L. Tooze In
behalf Of the campaign 20 be put on
by the Elks 20 assist the salvation
army in raising funds. The address q
the evening was made by Robin Day
with Walter L. Touzo speaking on The
work Of The salvation army in Europe.
The program included singing by l., Nc
Donmd and reading by Miss E,bclwN D
Kelley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Chronic CONSTIPATION

!. efnaps YOU have never thought Of
-. 9i MS disorder j. due TO Q lack o.
f lfe IN the residual matter Of the
IT F9u viii drink an abgndanee
A. eaier' eat raw fruits and take lois
-. - door exercise. you may be abe
~ s.A.lally to overcome it entirely. id
-. .Aeahtlme use the most mild anu
Alle Iaxatiues SIREN, aud harsh ra-
~ H. take too much water out oI
-, system and make bad matter
49, chamberlain : Tablets are easy
- eieasant TO take. and most agree
% effect. Give them a tTial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

The following Telegram was received
bv the Salem Elks lodge yesterday;
.''Ukiah Calf Brother J. A. Ram
sew and wife both badly hurt auto ae-
.eidrnl. No bones broken bat internal
injuries feared. Have no Elks lodge
.hefe Word from home would cheer
ltfem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
fruft


Portland. Or, June ~ haiicr, city
creamery ji@ 30
Egss selected iaeal ef l-a iae
Hena 10r
Bfaiieu ga 3if
uease ia zoe
Ches, tiip.e's 5i@ a'e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
STOVE REPAIRING

sTOvRs RenulIT AND REPAfREu
30 years experience. Depot NvtieAAA
and American fence.
SiFes 20 20 as In. higA
Paints, oil and sarulsh, ele.
Logaahefry and hop hooAa.
salem Fence and Stove Wefha.
$50 Court street. rhene ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
. : aHs#** 3 : , ,
!. LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS /
= . aAs&** = + = =

v,,t. june 10 Liberty bond qa'
iatio e, -. a. 81. second
~. - 49, s51s. second =
90. - ~ ,bir5 a. e53l; fo.ria ~ =. y
ei.il' , -. ..li,o,v M s4i. 900. Aa4 e ,'.,
,tere + andohreal-. auu.t =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
AuTO DIRECTORY

Abfos Rilhea, dlsse1s to aire. I 49,
laf PEI AoaF. iQs $ coa. =. rhons
800. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
SECANlHANl GOODS

NO CAsH kEQUIREn-lGo0d overeoaa
shoes aud snilA. all kinds uf mazs.
al instruments, shp,guns. rifles, heat
ing stoves aas stoves. snit saacs saa
loo0 ether useful articles e Ell e
trade, What have yout The Capit@A
kxcAsnge. ssi Ceafl 81. paeue aa1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
EUUNIUlREST0gg

For Bargains in rev and seeondhan4
goods faf The hease. faraiiaTe. rasz.
es, heaters and stoves rugs. sawtnR
machines sranllevare. dishes, snIE
,aass. irsats ard teeis. Ws va
your eld furniture AID stoves. -
pay yeu Highest sasA rfies. Sc -
hsi Peoples Farnisnrc Stare -
\ Commercial 81. fAoue IA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

Supper, Leslie church Friday $3.50
10 :. Twenty five cents 20
aaH o.
For the examinations for state certif
ieatcs for tcarhcrs Il is expected that
- teachers will como to the Dity The
examinations under The direction Of
IW NJ Smith, county superintendent,
will bogin "Wednesday June 2j and
continue -four days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
vestsrdav afternoon al $50 o'elot

Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
ear driven by 0. b. Gingtich almost
ran down son Of Sol Wofden ai the
allen on Chemeketa street between
Commercial and Liberty. The boy blre'
Nv escaped By jumping from bis bicycle
according to the report made 20 'hf TO-
lice station.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

RoYAb Neighbsu " Ansflia, ore.
gan Graes eamp Ne 1890 meet sssfl
Tbsf,iay evening" 10 hsCelnaek IAN
Flssafaf rsfisf. Oracle, NE. tAt-
- 3 Bsnn. eis union 80 Essef'
a. un. Melissa Persons, ifie ,.
ttb s. phsns il16M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
LnUftUuI HIN

nor LEI. eRpsFt laaadfymaa, 80
Ferry at. / pay Top mzShsi Price fer
ehiekens and Eggs, Offiea Paeae
1851. residence i53J.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
WE Want
HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED

HAT Bt0CKlNU-i clean and hlaek
ladies' and Men Z hats. Just re-
eclyca 4 bat rcnoyailus machine. IA
gcts the dirt. Try 4 once. q. ,.
Ellsworth. ia5 Court st Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

The articles Of association o. Ore
sor GroWfr Cooperative association,
vbieh was filed for record this after
noon L sienod by fhe fo'losing prom.
irenf msn. Isaae Hunt, lee president
.of ue Tadd q Tiiion bark q Portland
.c L Lewis Of Corvallis, one of ihe best
.forme3 men iB thc northwest on fruit
.g.iar George Zimmerman, ~ cxieh'
siyq ursre grower of Yamhill egahiyi
g.vmaar Joaef. speaker Of the house
If fte na housf of representatives,;
Fr kiemmer n Alvadore, largely 10.
,r-e.ted ia fruit mising. j. 0. Holt
w,rsgsy II fhe Eugene Fmit Union
n w Johnson. owner n ihe famous
ooss asta4ds of Monroe Z y. Nat
,tevs roofsssuflng The walnut Inter
~. n poik county ahd W p st. doinf
..-.sv eowmisierfr u lane cgHniy
a. N ibe mhn alvaHiages n q. o.
.,st.or is DE- fact ihat ihe isdsin'
..,e,gs tssk n san Francisco ha'
.,,,e1 10 ateupi Ga Warshosse feeeir' :
t.-t.fls u-1er thus eigiag iht ~
..-f;,r asFriisd vedii ana aisa giv'
z. ~ Growers sah fof iheif f7li'a
"a iriss uIaa delvefT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
WATER COMPANY

sALFn wArER claPAET-0fiiss
,sTrsr esmmsseis saa Tfsdo sfEssts
HIl. uassble moHihlg II adsaAea
49, aaA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

Metropolitan Life Insurance com
nan. agent 10 ibe number oi 20 afe
Meeting in the city today. 10 b. one
"a, ite gHaricriv ma imgf of agents VI
tbr Iaslursi company, covering lan
district which extends south g. faf as
Rosfblrg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

OaE I'D 81 si7aenis ia ihe paafmnef
asnsrfa - y tAe uaiFsriig Of WasA.
- d. raaf % sff uemen
~ psiaes tbs dld baillling lesssiY
baraad, fls i1h1si i.sif'tt E r.P'.
Il Csss ssanfv. has voted faah e
Isig eee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
WOOD saw

EttUHA AH#3h
Our Prices are hlFht
". M. zANDLER, Prepfistef
1855 \ sammeF street. snismi Osssen
Republican farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1810-1920, 1919-02-14
FRENCH PREMIER
SPEAKS PLAINLY
Address Occupies Place of
Honor in All Paris
Papers.

Paris, Feb. Recommending upon
the interview given by Premier Glenn
enceau to The Associated Press,
which occupies the place of honor in
all the Paris newspapers today, AL
fred Capus, in the Figaro, says:
with its vigorous and hardy
pessimism, 1t is an act of ardent
patriotism. 1t is just plain language
which it is fitting to talk to France
and her Allies at the present mo-
ment. France should be made to re-
call that her enemy wished for 20
years to cripple her and has not
given up that design. The Allies must
be told that the victory bought with
so much blood and sacrifice will re-
main a precarious one If they do not
know how to complete it. Finally,
Germany must be shown that she
can no longer deceive US and that it
is our intention to make peace, also.
to the finish
Premier Clemenceau was never
! more lucid or stronger than in thesa
declarations which will have 4 con-
sidarahla affant."
Republican farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1810-1920, 1919-02-14
STRIKE NOT IN
FORCE AT NOON

New York. Feb. 10-Despite the
statement of William L. Hutcheson,
president of the United Brotherhood
OF Carpenters and Joiners of America;
that all hoisting engineers and brick
layers employed by the Building
Trades Employers Association in 112
cities of the country would be called
out on strike this morning to enforce
the carpenters demands for dollar.
a day increase in wages, no strike
order, had been issued up to noon to-
day Action will be. taken today
was. the only comment made by Will
liam ]. Bowen, president OF the
Bricklayers., Masons' and Plasterers
International Union Of America,
when asked whether the strike threat
would be- carried out.
Work on the $45,Q00,000 United
States army base In South BROOKLYN.
which has been tied up for several
weeks by the carpenters controversy.
was resumed today with 100 non
union carpenters, according to Sam
uei B. Donnelly. secretary of the em-
ployers' association. He added that
no reports Of the suspension Of work
by bricklayers and hoisting engineers
in other cities had been received by
tbs aAseeaassea.
Republican farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1810-1920, 1919-02-14
MAY NOT ATTEND
ANNUAL BANQUET
Capt. Rene Forck May
Have to Remain In
France.

Paris, Feb. 1O-Conflicting reports
were in circulation in Paris today
concering the departure of Captain
Rene Fonck, the leading French mill
tary aviator, to attend the annual
banquet of the Aero Club Of America
in New York.
A dispatch from Havre says Cap
tain Fonck left there on the French
steamer La Touraine Sunday morning.
1t was reported in Paris this morn.
ing, however, that his departure had
been countermanded at the last mo-
ment and that Captain Lahoulle and
another aviator will represent France
at the banquet. Gustave De Lafete,
a writer on aviation subjects says he
was told at the aviation section of the
war office that Captain Fonck had
been kept in France to join q more
important mission which is to go to
America soon.