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THE OREGOX STATESMAN I rTESnAV. JANUARY 29, 1918 M,1BBaB1BBBBBjjBBjjBBBBgnMajjBgjTnjjjjMiassssssss - ' : : i -v ; , ; - 1 r i- i r J I - , - m. . - ' - I V THE ON SHIPBOARD YOU GOT TO BE NEAT! CHEW W-B CUT AND YOU WONT MUSS UP THE SHIP. t 4. A LIST of the name of local men who have enlisted In the vari ous branches of - the United States service for war duty has been started by , The Statesman. The names of men who have enlisted In the army and navy, through Salem recruiting stations. Is flvtyi today, together with the men In the army and navy who have enlisted from Salem hlh school and Willamette university. The enlistments are dated from the declaration of a state of war in April, 1917 Later, another IlfttTW 1 1 appear. In. The Statesman, which will Include the names of th'men in Company M and men who have received coin tnlsalons from the Presidio and else where and many other names. ; After that, additional names will appear as 'they are found and corrections and additions of names that 'o not appear ..will- -be requested of the public. ' ' , AHMV. ., ) . .'Adams, Robert Albers, Oncar O. Allison. Victor W ' Anderson, Gustav Anderson, Harold Atkinson, Lyle L. -Aufranc, Vernon . . . Bach, Lawrence Kales. f.rl iC. , : Dales. Paul D. Bartbelemy, torg Utrtlett, King S. Barton, Hay . Uattalion. Christ . Hayes, Clarence . !- k. George V LOCAL MEN WHO ARE WITH COLORS Use Your God-Given Instinct and HeerJ nature's Plan for Why do yon go on neglecting your tooth troubles ? ; Don't you know that you are. deliberately piling up all sorts of physical ills for yourself,? Don't you know that modern medical research demonstrates that many dangerous diseases are due to, decayed and dead teeth?; Don't you know that Hidden and painless cavities, abscesses and pyorrhea may be present in your mouth right, now working overtime day and night incubating and breeding destruction? ' If you don't know the above facts it is high time you were finding them out If you are asleep at the switch, disaster is headed your way. Don't deceive '. yourself. Don't dilly dally along) till the big crash comes and you get incurable indigestion, dyspepsia and other stomach troubles from germs and imperfect mas tication of your food, j . ' '. ' And above all don't get the thought into your head that this word picture is, overdrawn and that Painless Parker is trying to throw a scare into you to draw a few dollars out of, your pocket Every human being -. needs 'dependable dentistry, sooner or ; later, or both, and the man, or woman who steps Into Painless. Par ker's offices needs tooth work a whole lot worse than he needs the small amount they pay him for services. The Creator endowed man with reasoning power but ninety per cent tof us show no signs of it when it comes to carinfor bur chewing apparatus. We cleanse y our bodies inside and out If we get a cut, a burn, a Call at the Painless Parker office today or at your earliest convenience. Have your teeth examined and consult a specialist free of all charge and without oblig ing yourself in any way. j i. P ai ri less 'Packer- J ' ' Office Honrs 8:30 to 6:30. Closed Sundays. - STATE AND COMMERCIAL SXS. ' : SALEM, OREGON Nineteen offices as follows: San F ranch n. Ati..i. n.w, o n; o rameno, Bakersfield, Fresno. ?an Jose,' Stockton and Santa Crnt, CaL; Portland, Salem and . Euffene, Ore,;- Tacoma, Wash.; Brooklyn, N. Y. (2) New York City. N. Y. i f r v - " OLD SAILOR AND THE RECRUIT ON'T I ACE &MH TUCN VtHJ DON MUSS UP YOUR FACE i: WITH A BIO WAD EITHER, f Benson, Creswell Ulxby. Neil P. Ullven, Ralph Ulodgett, Clair ' ,' niundell, Percy Roedigheimer, Hnry lioetjger, Herman K. Boone, Daniel M liotts, Joseph 11. Bowers, Harry Howes, Clarence L. lioiiffleur, Albert K. Uradford. Miles Jir-ock, Clair G. ' Jirown, Donald (J. Ryrd. Donald W. ..... , -,fr; Caplinger, J. Irvine Case, !xyd . Cave. Tburman Cavli, John Chambers, John ,K. Chase. Zenaa M. i Cherrington, deorge A. Church. Gale W. Clair, William C. Clearwater, Robert Cleveland, A Ur n Cleveland, Howard Co in stock , CI yd e Cook,' Luther I). Coonae, Jessie .... Cooper, Delbert Crahane. Lee C. Craig, Charles W. Crane, Hubert E. Cupp. Lonie . .. Curtis, CbrlesT. - ; Davis, Edward H. , " Davis, jsl Noel fl. .,.:'' Deranlean, Fred v. Derrick, tleorge H. Derrick. Harold C. THXfS TMZ IDEA SATISFYING AND ND CLEAN CHEW Derry, Guy O. Dickson,' Erumette A. Tkwgherty. Clarence Doughty, WjHIam O. j-.i i: Ellison, Guy 1). . ' ' I V Finser, Ariel Pleener, Archie C. Flier, George S. . Flournler, Henry M. Fowle, Hayward Frsnklin, John W. Freeland, Howard - : Gamble, John A. fllbson, Carl Gibson, Floyd W. Green, Carey n ! Hall. Christy C. Harper, llalph S. ..Head rick. Chester K , Henderson, Trubert ' HeIne, Henry Heinle, Henry Ullfiker, Orton :i llobson, Henry IT. Hoffman, Oris : Hofstetter, Hans Hoxle, Ilarrle Hurlburt. ; Kdwln M. Humphrey, Kdward ; I Irwin. Theo. Ivie, Lloyd W. Jl Jackson, Myrl ? J.hnson, 'Kmert Johnson. Iv?n Joklln, Edward K. i Jones, Oale R. Jones, Samuel; J. K Kafoiiry, Allen , Keefer, Jlarry S. Keene," Richard E. Kenedy. Norwaln W. Kenneft. cpbert J. Kester.- WelUnsrton ( sore or some pimply protuberance we do something to remedy it ; We even go to a corn doctor tor our ieet or doctor them ourselves. . But that vjtal part of our facial furniture, the teeth, are .shamefully sacrificed on the altar of neglect. Warning are unheeded till excruiat ing pain or a doctor's advice sends us to a dentist, but then it is too late to correct the trouble through some simple treatment We save a little time but probably lose a lot of teeth and. that's a foolish policy. ! The, old reasons for staying away from adentist have been forced into the mental scrap heap by the Painless Parker system. They are out of date and have been .buried in the grave yard of fossilized fancies along with other antiquities of ethical dentistry. You can no Iongeer say you are afraid of the pain, ; you haven't the money or you haven't the time. Pain less Parker dentistry is absolutely painless and harm less and that means just what it says.- Every special ist in 'a Painless Parker office is busily engaged every ; minute of his time and you don't pay for any idle hours spent by him in waiting for patients. The charge is lef s than half that of the Trust dentist and is within the reach of the poorest wage earner. You know just what your work will cost you before jt is started. Your work is done promptly at a time convenient for you. and you lose no more time than is positively necessary to give you modern dentistry that is dependable and lasting. ; Deniisl Klrsch. Paul N. Knower. .WllHam Knutha, Charles Krebs, William Kubin. otto F. Kunester. Frank ' ' Leadbetter. Jlenry ' G. le. Harold C. Lee, Lloyd A. . , lvy, Den Lindsay, Admiral O. Linduay, Chester , Little. Willis C. Mack; Frederick .' Marr. Charles ' Matteson, ttewey C. Maynard, George McAllister, Lee McDonald. Lyman Melrlng. Herman McKenney, Claude Meyers, Karl ' Miller, Athes Mitchell. 'Alva C. Moffett. Victor Moir, David Moir. Goodrich C. . Moorman, J.imes lureo, Jolin Nieswander, Frank E. Nye, Merl M. O - Ohler. Wllllem'O. Ohllng, Merrill D Ovall, Andrew V, Page, nrton J. Paine, Italrh Pearmlne, Lester Perlich. William F. Peters. George W. Peterson, Gnst Pilkenton, Mart i Pratt. Arehfe PrusKer, John C. n Races Morris E. Rape Frank ; Rape, Herman Relnhart. William J. Rex, Raymond ftehrdif. P-w 1)7 "lU"bey, Veor?e i'ickman, John r Roland, Tracy Ruble. John ' Rupert, llarley s H. Sargent, Cecil C. Schaffer, FJoyd F. Scharf. Ian!e! Scheffe, Georfe W. Schrnnk. V'erd H. Sefton, Plnyer H. Service, Charles' D. 'Short, Ri.rin M. Simon, FVank M. Sims. Krrol J, Smith. Roy M. Sneed. Jcn Stone, Allison K. ; ; T. Tarpley. Daniel W. Tasto, Arthur -Tice. KlnierP. Tomklns, George K. Tyler, Samuel H. . v Victor, Dert F. Vincent; Willis v. . v: . Walker, A'rnje W. Wallace, Elward O. . li Protecting You Wallen, Clifford A. Webster, Leslie L. Welborn, Forrest E. Welboro. Ralob Welch, Samuel Westler. Elmer White. Oeor D. White. Itert II. White, Keith Williams. Fred A. Williams, George Williams., Hoy A. Wilson. W. C. . Wright, llarley A. NAVY Adams, Clarence AdamiL Wlllard Aim. Frank Allison, Herman Anderson, Ray F. Anderson, Bernard Andrews, William Baillie, William II. Ballard, Fred S. Ballard, Russell J. nayes, Charles E. Beno, Kenneth , Berg. Alfred Beyer. John ' .Black. Arthur I. Brady, Charles D. B redden, Roy H. , Brevier, Harold C. Brown, Frank Barya, Fred F. Butler, Jonathon F. . C Carey, Clifford Carey, Edward Carrow, Lyle Carver, Joseph E. Cassldy, William F. Chambers, Joseph W. Chestnut, Lloyd E. Chrlstofferson, Laure Clark, Kdward Colby, aiArtln Crawford. Georjce J. Creson, Clifford Crlbblna. Arnold L. CrMhbert, Blake . Crossan, Kenneth C, -Crowley, 1oyd C. Curtly William Walter Dick man, M. J. Dim Irk, Charles Dornogalla, Guy IF. pomogalla, Vincent A. Dnrdall CJeon B. Eder. Charles Kmltt, Russell Elliott, Inrin Elliott, Louis W. Evans, Fred , P Felton, Benjamin J. Fitts, Frank C. ' Frost, Louis J. ,. a :. ;. Gerber, Louis A. - GIrpd, Homer A. Gordon, Ralph II ' Hatjerdorn, Al C. Harrison, Fid W. Harrltt, Elmer W. Hart. Merrill P. -HartJAn. Henry T. Haskin, Leslie B. Hltchock, Mark A. Hitchock Ralph Hoefliujc. Herbert Huklll, Brooks Hunt, Earl M. Hunt, John II. Jones, Healey M. -. K . Keene, Chester E. King, George Kohler, Alfred M. Knight. Clifford O. . J Larsen, Lester L. Lynch, John J. M Manning, George E. Mason, Leonard Maxwell, Lyman McMabon, Henry Michaels. Oliver C. Mickey, Kenneth Miller, Percy M Inker, Clarence 8. ' Molsan, Charles A. Moisan, Fred A. Moore, Nolan f. , W Nadon, Adrln C. Nadoa, eyrll E. Nagel, Carl J. Nah, John Nedershelser. Daniel L. Norton, Albert. O Olson Harold, A. Ojtrln, Gustave V Page, Burton Perkins, Lester I. Pierce, Glen PIank, Jonathon II. Plumer, Samuel K. Plunket. Hersian Price. Everett - M. Prlchard, Currar C. Proctor, David F. V Purvlne, Lawrence ; ' u Radcllffe, Claude S. , Randall, Thdmas M. Rexford, Dyke D. Rhodes, Harry Rlchey, Don II. " Rltchey. Clark -Ross, Claude B. Buggies. Raymond It. Sefton, Fred C. Seley. Arthur M. Seymour. .Charles R. Sharp, Theo. II. Smart, Clifford A. Smith, Allen F. Smith, Dale , Smith, Doyle B. Smlth.Harold.H. StaTford, Henry C. St, Claire, Quay Stone. Allison Swlnert. Walter W. . Syron, C rover I Tatman, Alfred L. Tatman, William II. Thompson. Earl A. Tlbbet. Frank W. Tolman, Jonathon E. Traglio, Pascal V Vaughn. Bert H. Vaughn. Norvel V. VesUL Wllford L. W Wade, Harry Wall. Roland A. Walling, Raymond 4 iuliriiiSis Aririvmg Daily New Silks, New Cloves and the first shlpmitt Ladies' New Spring Coats arc here. Our Prices Always the .Lowest .gale:& co. ; . : Commercial and Court Street Formerly Chicago Store r Phone 1C7. Ward. Charles L. Weese, Samuel Wehr, .Warren ' Westley, Elmer Wells, Jesse W. Whltehorn, , Harvey Wlgle, Carl Dale' . , ' Wlkoff, John F. Williams, George W. Wlllson, Donald J. t 1 " Wilson, George -1 " , Wood, Thomas C. Wulf, William A , SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Abbott. WiHUm ArktrmRn, Client! Aldt-n, Itodnejr Aapin wall, Kenneth ' Ha I ley, Herman Kales, faul . neck. Oeorg i Itraden. Krank I r ad ford. Uunald ... JVilae, lireyman , Hrown, Jay Clark.; K1 ward . - , ok. Kl mr t ' ' ' - fally. Wilbur - Davia. Kuntae Iur bin. Krank . r Kowla, Hayward , Gardner. James JIH, Eugene Uidberir. Louis ; -- Ilaaadnrn. Oral . : , Holt. Arehl liover, Theron - Ivle. Lloyd . . . Jonen, (ee ' Kafuurv. Allen , ' , Loter. Kay .- , . . Mercer Ira , ' t . - ' -r!ff. Nh-k -; : Wrre,man ' Prlnoe, Prank " Klnirle. Phil - . ! Poritid. John ' ," . Hklffj.Murk , . ' I fimnrt. nirtard . t Pmlth. William ' .' : St. Clair. Quay ,.' Htreyfeller, I-erey -Pwajcrertr. Dave Van BibbW. Leland - ' ' V'ncent. Andrew Wendland. Herbert White. -Floyd WIlMon. Harvey , Zinn. Krank WILLAMRTTR ITKITKIISITY Abbett. Ferris Wlllard .. Atubry, Kd(?irl liiymond Itntrley, Frank It. , - 1-tailey. LeiiUe B. . Kail. lxre!l K. Barth. Ifoy C. Bartholomew, Philip J. Bart let t. WHIla M, Bedinffeld, Jamea Blaine Bolt. Kdward. -Frederick Burr ham. Otto Br I st an, Cvrus BrKka. Bunnell Burleigh. Sylvc.ter H. , Bynon. Allan . ' Carpenter. Clarence L. Chapler, Karl A. . Coata. W. Thomas ' Colllna. Victor Monro . Conley, Brvan H. I Doushty, Walter V. Kateb, Lemuel Earl Kwrins. James Harvey Giles Klesrel, Earl Coulnon Fleteher, James Donald . V Oard. ItTlnv - Ollbert. Katnh " flllbert. Tlnkham Oralapp. Arnold L. ' ,-rovenor, Frank S. Itaaael, David C. IfendrUrVa. Paul Hill Dan B. Irvine. Athlll Jackson. Rain Everett Jackson Jones. Allan Kelty. WMIIsm Wesley " Kloater, Dwlarht Avery ' K loafer, Vernon J. 1jm, Lloyd .-" Lawaon. Maurice Wesley " MatJhews, Oliver Mcflelland.t James Ml)l-r. Harold C. MtCalllster. Joe L, Veuner, Frank J. VtiVton, James R, N'otson. Ijmm W. ) M In ton, Joseph A Ohlljig. Merrill Doughton Pare, James I ' . Payee. Kdwln Robert T(ls. George - ' " Peterson. Arvld . Pallnek, Dean . 1 Prlddy, Foster TJ. Proctor, Frrol.W. Putmsn, Welcom Ttay Ttandall, Charles R. BardJo. Oeorge Ttauch, F'lward ft. .Rogers, rtoward W, William Kdwln Pherwood Fteeva, Itban Aaron Taatoj llllbert Taylor, HerW-rt Taylor. Victor Ilenwlck Womer, Chaster F. . Bolt Eric :ilker, Krrol Hmlth, Paul Mark. Ray Mrlanlel, Bruce 'deceased. r,IARIONSTUDMS UPHOLD DR. KERR Resolutions Administer Re buke to Slanderers of Col lege President Marlon county students who are attending Oregon Agricultural "col lege, eighty In number, at a recent meeting administered a rebuke to the newspapers and organizations that have made statements adverse, to the character and Integrity of President W. J. Kerr. The following resolution emphasizing : the devotion of Presi dent Kerr to the Institution of which he Is the head and to the students of that college, and declaring the loyalty of the Marion county students to their president, were passed unan imously: , "Whereas, We the representative of Marion county In attendance at O. A. C. feel that we are In a position to know and appreciate that the wonderful development and wc our collere' Has been brought a: by the wise and faithful guides , pur president, William J. Kerr; ti "Whereas, We believe beranr our personal knowledge that it is duty to the people of our county, well as to our state, to Inform t that the slander heaped , upon president and O. A. C. are foundation; be it "Hesolved, Tfct we state th..t ' firmly; believe in the character t honesty of Dr. Kerr and express ( confidence and faith In his act: efforts toward the practical j moral dereldpment ' of the stu: that come under bis' Influence, t be it .ilrther 'Jleolved, That we emphaf disagree with (be statements i by various publications and or ations In regard to President 1 character, and that we urge tl" pie of Marlon county and tb t of Oregon to take advantage c! i opportunities offered their sobs : daughters of acquiring a higher t cation under the guidance of th t of sterling character Who has 1.. ed all with whom he has come In c tact to a higher Christian IJal. "O. A. C. Students from Marios County ' "I)orrls Sawyer, , . "Hena Shott, "I'. English, "M. A. Kooremas, ' "Committee," WAH FEKU.VO AI L KUN PO'.V Louis Iluckner, : Somerset, ' writes: "I was feeling all run ! tired, with pains In my back. A taking Foley Kidney Pills I felt 1 a new man." Backache, rheur. pains, stiff joints, tore mr. swollen ankles, and tleep-dlstu; bladder ailments yield quickly to t time-tried remedy. J. C. Terry. SMULDITJS U. Submarine jCams Off Set Be.st and Was Prcbil!; Sunk by Ancriccns When Hobehzollern is only ra then the Salem soldiers will t home. Lieutenant Walter Spat' writes In a letter to Mrs. Spaui: The letter was written at sea i the ceasor's date Is December , Lieutenant Spaulding Is cosnc with the supply company cf ' 162nd United States Infantry. ; letter recites an adventure '!.:-. German submarine boat In wblrb t submsrlne came off second bert t there la a strong possibility U..t was sunk by the guns of the At lean transport, for It was sot t again. The Salem men of the l2nd f all In the best of spirits, accord to Lieutenant Spaulding'a letter. Tbee Moors, like the Torii t" most other Orientals, are more ircitouft as to the number of t' which their brides weigh than . the stock of accomplishments I possess. Throughout Morocce tl are vlllar?s where the elder mtr.: of the adult population follow I fesslonally the pursuit of fattr young1 ladles for the matrlnvo:. market. MOTHER! DjON'TTAnE CHANGES IF, GIILDu TONGUE IS COAT: If Vnvs, FeverKIi, Kick, r.."! - Clean IJltle Uver aiM IVnrel, ; A laxative today saves a sick d tomorrow. Children simply will take the tlm from play to t their bowels, which become clo - 1 up -with waste, liver gets slag" stomach sour, ' I ' , Iook at the tongue. Mother! coated or your child Is lIstleM, ff ' feverish, breath bad, restlM. ( not cat' heartily. ull of cold or sore throat or' any other cbiU ailment, give a t?hsptonfil of ifornla Syrup ot '.Fig,"--then C ni worry, because It Is perfectlf bar ' Ws. and lit n. few hours sll this r ' stipallnn poison, sour bile and t ; menting waste will gentlv move e of th bowels and yon have a playful child aaln. A thorr "uwld cleansing" is hftlmM all J t Is necessary. It should b the f trentment given liranv sickness. neware of contefcIt fl r,rs Ask rour 4rugglst for a loM "California Svruo of Fls. has full directions for babies, c rn .of all ce$ and for rrovr plainly printed on the bottl. -earefnllr' nnd that It ! r by the "California FIc Syr.ip C pany." , ;