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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, FEB. 12. 1917. THREF DENTISTRY! FOR BUSY PEOPLE Your time is money. We know that. Incidentally, our time is money. It's fifty-fifty. If we can save you time, we can save ourselves time and we're . out to economize the little golden minutes, be cause they are mutually profitable. Did you ever check up on the amount of time you have wasted in a dental chair? Isn't that one of the big reasons why you duck going to a tooth plugger, because you just can't spare the hours and hours that you have learned from past exper ience you will spend receiving cotton and conver sation ? A busy man or woman, with lots of cares, thinks a good many times before he or she yields to grim necessity and steps upto the fang-fixer's. Too often, the visit comes too late and there is a much longer stay with Mr. Dentist than there would have been any need for, had there been an earlier call with the "S. 0. S." The average person, occupied with the daily routine of making a living, must hail with genuine joy any tooth-expert who not only knows bow to do but guarantees a speedy job of destistry. New patrons of Painless Parker offices usually re mark with astonishment at the rapidity with which dental operations are performed by the specialists in these offices. No lengthy waiting room delays; no fiddling around with prolonged examinations; no dilly-dally over preparations for the work; no cheap artifices to extend the job into a real "operation" or an expensive "call." Best of all, no charge made to hear the monologue of a professional chatterbox. You get the work done just as expeditiously as is consistent with good dentistry. The reason why this is done in all th'e Painless Parker offices are that we don't have to ' 'string" our patrons along; we have too many patients to waste either our own or their time; we have practitioners who are skilled in their own special lines and know how to work swiftly and surely and we don't care to substitute dilatoriness for dentistry. PAINLESS PARKER, DENTIST State and Commercial Streets, Salem, Phone 926 Portland, Ore., Tacoma, Wash., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland, San Diego, Fresno, Sacramento, San Jose and Bak- ersfield, Calif., and Brooklyn, N. Y. FIGHT FOR DOGS (Continued from page one.) iliac Una of the ipsafcer Veep the floor elenr. This tllh MM made nfl ar .... . of llir meiniiers being liarrnsscd by lob byistH entering within the bur Without invitation or i.uthority. Medals for the boys who served with the Mexican border service expedition were allowed by the ways and moans committee at its meeting Saturday night and $mhi was appropriated to pay for them. The sum of :t(Mi was also allowed for rci option of Battery A and Troop A. cavalry, who are on their way home from t'alcxico. California. CLAIMED THERE IS JOKER IN PAROLE OFFICE BILL There was but one measure before the senate this morning that caused any de bate, it being H. B. No. 2(i(), creating the office, defining the duties nrl pro viding compensation of the parole of- U had been passed by the senate HERMAN AIRCRAFT RECORD Berlin, via !"5y ille wireless, Kel. Oticial statistics of lierniaii livers and anti-aircraft batteries since the start of the war, issued, today, show this reeord to .lauusrt II, IKIf: Hostile ma Iuiks destroyed. 1.IK12. Hostile machines put out of combat, 1.700. Value of dest toyed machines MMKM,WM marks -i ; .:!. ItOtl). In lU and 101.1,. the state uieut said, Ml hostile aero planes were brought down; in I!' Hi, r4( and in .la u in-rv, lit 1 7, S&, , .nnd Oforgi Want to Hard Surface Salem-Silverton Road silverton. Ore.. Keb. 12. At the an nual meeting of the Silverton Commer cial club held here Friday evening. F. K. Callister. cashier of the Coolidge & MeClaine bank, was elected president. During the ensuing vear the Com- Y . Hubbs. -ecretarv. The Commercial club will work iu conjoin lion with the county court on a proposition to build a hard surface road between I and Nilom. t.. cost approximately 73.000. It is understood that liberal donations have been offered by prop erty II adjacent to the Silverton ralea road. Hi lair tank and set ths wind si.zing. '.sulary is 1 li." n month, and it win aim reiuincii to iu house anil it was u motion to recall it for amendment, made by Garland, that lapped the conden-od The Iv-rstood that us Ihe bill passed giving I the parole officer the right to a t..,cl lliug at the piison it would cause no i additional expense. It was claimed that 1 it Would i-Hltse PoilsiOcruli,) MM t.i (make this arrangement and it was for ithe purpose of cutting this expense off i that the niotiton to recall was made. lOmrland and Orton locked horns, the lal jter objecting to the recall, and l'resi I dent Moser also objected; but iu ooire I of Ihis powerful aid the motion to re LmU prevailed. Senator Orton at once j lert the senate chamber, and some I : shrewdly surmised he had made a rush for the house in order to get the bill to the governor aud his signature at jtached before the house was notified of the senate's request. This of course was merely surmise, but there are some good 'guessers in the senate chamber. I Before adjourning lor noon it was an nounced by the president that the sen late would hold brief exercises in tne senate chamber before going in a body to the assembly chamber for the exer cises in commemoration of Lincoln's birthday beginning a I I ;30. j Two bills were introduced: One, 306, by the committee on alcoholic trnffi providing that persons shall not deemed ncconiidiccs noon trial for vio I jk phi HaMSKtiv ' Sensible Clothes For Home Wear Mornings SEAT SALE OPENS FOR ' 'THE (BIRD OF PARADISE" Seals go on sale today tor liirhard Walton Tally's phenomenally successful drninu, "me mm ot farailtse, mien will be seen at the Grand Opera House Wednesday eve, Feb. It. The plav has Itcromc famous, and' 1)0 j playgoers will do well to bear in miudj tne uiriieuuy many nai in securing i lation of the prohibition laws who have sold liquors to persons accused. ' company Tk ,,i,.,r Kin v.. -!n7 f.u.. I Producer to make Lincoln's birthday a nun-judicial day. Senate joint resolution No. 17 sub mitting amendment to constitution so that the legislature could pass laws making the ' w orkmen 's copetislaion act copiilsory, was passed. I luce lolls were passed us follows: s. H No. 300, by judiciary commit tee, providing service may be made In publication on attorneys who have 'tlei Hie stale I,, escape disbarment proceed iligs, so they can be disbarred iu thi state. S. B. ?,,, 2-22. by Smith of Cms am ' liny, amending laws ivlni esli males. S. B. No. 202, by Pierce, relative t eollei-lion of taxes on personal property Senate adjourned to 1:20. seats for tins popular attraction. Ihe which Oliver Morosco, the s sending here, is unusually strong. Miss Olin Kicid, Morosco 's most promising actress for stardom, has the I role of Loana; Arthur Mail land- a pop! alar and handsome leading man, will be seen as I'aul Wilson, the American physician, while the balance of the cast i 111 f identically the same as last season, en playgoers are fully aware of the Tits of this attraction, as its previ s engagements have attracted capaci honses, and the coining presentation II be greeted accordingly. A m Hi JUST ARRIVED A shipment (not from Hornbrook of POPULAR PRICE CLOTHING for MEN and YOUNG MEN Come and let us spTow you; the quality at such low prices that will astonish vou DON'T FORGET At such low prices you surely be a well M can dressed MAN or BOY COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Hats, Shoes and. Furnishings AT BRICK BROS. The House That Guarantees Every Purchase lUAIIHUil mmmmmwm iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Th l "Mil that hi of til re of . tpi it v ll the principle ministrv in;-ri -nl ton recent double tin sinking f ii ii 1 1 to Us erica u fleet, has creat 125,000,000 is to be for here. This interest ha mid is contradictory to lv heightened by the Dy w hich tne t ernuciu large section of the Japanese urM used the fund from 1.V ! the naval eo:insi,oi at it,.. I ouo.oim io EDtQu,UUU, States is directed at Jatwn Tl. i ...li J i I . ,. . . .1 or iiTt in jieni e i it i li ano us iiemoi -; as aluatron ot the Lowio Storl exchange has just given Japan a taste of what her condition will be after the war. Japan's new naval construction pro gram calls for an appropriation of 1S0,3S8,88S, It is oon,scd to build three battleships o'i the super-drend-nought type, two battle -cruisers and several light cruisers, destrovers, anxil- i that uited sev $ ifc t i c :i; CHINA ALSO BREAKS to tax i ORVILLE WRIGHT (Continued from page one.) " would be absolutely against the manufacture of Zeppelins or dirigibles except for observation purposes. As an offensive weapon in war the Zep pelin lias been a flat, failure." TRY JOURNAL WANT .ADS COMMANDER OF (Contiuued from page one.) refugee s t he seacoi murshals i ips. at her berth by opening is when deputy fiiited States ushod aboard and put the erinans under arrest. li was declared lhat the work of disabling the Teuton craft began Jan uary 31 and had been m progress four! days before the United Slates officials; received orders from Washington per-; nlitting them to take the crews off. For several days prior to this action, it I had been widely reported that all the ships had-fires in their boilers. When the vessels were boarded, how-' ever, it was found that the fires had been built under the empty boilers,; thus ruining them bevond repair. I Iminediatelv after the discoverv the fire on the (ieier Sunday morning orders were sent to every fort on the island of Oahu to rush reinforcements ! to the waterfront. A good deal of M( ci foment prevailed when several coin-i panics of troops hurried into the ity Irom Fort Shatter. , Lincoln Anniversary Exercises in honor of Lincoln's birth day were held this afternoon ig the house of representatives and for the af ternoon the ponderous machinery of government was stilled in tribute to one of America 'a greatest statesmen, the martyred president whose hand guided the destiny of the republic through the vicissitude., of the Civil wnr. 1 he address of the afternoon London. Feb. 1- China has broken off diplomatic illations with ' ierma ay,. i i was authorita tively reported here this afternoon. ii ry vessels and submarines In th en fiscal years beginning 1P17-IS. With the conclusion of this program the Japan v1 authorjtiei w ill have realized their long-ehei ished ambition of establishing eight battleships and sers lis the unit of the ior .laiian's delei in i n.i -n. strengthen her sou power, even i national debt must suffer, there arguments aplenty both for those woii'd justify her move ami otheis insist li is an aggressive action. Consider Japan's position in world, say members of the latter class. she is Lord of the Orient. Already I 1 1 1 j - i wiia u migiity armv iiiul an w ho who the enjoys a ly. ' She with (in ith he position of is firmly at Britain, liti. it tm s fll tnta 1 be This one piece of maroon serge, doub le breasted, cartridge plaited over the hips and girded with a strip of hand em broidery makes the ideal frock for prac tical usage. Collar and cuffs of latin relieves the plain material. s: : :; Twenty-Five Thousand Seamen Are Wanted given byWallai of the supreme the life of Lin burg" add was McCamant, a justice nut, who touched on ii- Lincoln's Gettys rend bv Colonel Mer ger, sergeant-at-arms of senate, who stood a short distance from Lincoln when that memorable production was rend for the first time. The Willamette university glee club sang and was heartily encored. The following men who voted for Lin coln for president were, called to the front of the hall: Colonel Mercer, sergeant -at-nrms: F. .0. Hoover and 1.. 1 Stnndish. who cast M Ikot. l..,ll..t ,1... L..O.- ,a i a .... .i uMivtB oo mi- on i i ici leiil Ill-Tore Petersburg, Va.; Senator Alex LaFol letle and Geo. T. Litchfield, who cast their ballots in Oregon, mid Judge Dan iel Webster, who voted in Wisconsin when Lincoln ran 'for nre.sident. program was under the super the Washington. Feb. 12. Wanted at once, 25.(10(1 able bodied seamen for the WAS Tinted States navy; also several tliou- land officers. The navy department, it was an louneed today, wants the sailors and to tiring 1 lie lini' ol 1 tie navy up newly authorized si rengl h M5,- quiek to the 000 men. The officers are needed to fill out the ranks of the officers' reserve corps, pro vided .under the national defense act. and which now numbers less than 1,(1011. Those eligible to membership in the corps are college, or military school graduates; ex-national guardsmen, ex-rfi-fleers or non-eomin&aioued officers of the regular army under honorable dis charge or in the reserve, ac tive non-commissioned officers of the regular army or mere citizens who have attended a military camp. Such eligibles must pass a military examination. ;louge holt , NELL SHIPMAN and TTM. DUNCAN In Through the Wall" AT THE OREGON TUESDAY ONLY Mis Shiprnan was last seen in "God's Country and the Woman." The First intatitrv, bv forced march Sing, covered the distance from Fort ISchofield, 30 miles, before evening. Before the troopt arrived the United States naval tug Navajo hurried over ! to the Geier prepared to attach a line ,-ind tow her into midstream. It was then ltoatswaiu l'ercey of the Navajo i brought his vessel up that (ierman (Jon-1 sal Kodiek shouted a warning against' ! any attempt to board tin- (ieier. l'ercey i i drew away. Meanwhile milita seized all telephone The vision ol the newspaper men. lery was crowded with visiti came to help honor Lincoln. Japan Strengthens Navy .But Neglects Big Debt four 1 nation The S0o will lo 17-18 lois-io 1019-20 , 1920-21 ; 1921-22 102.! 24 . . . A nnotinc lllg on the appropriation apportioned as of I :',: 20. end of tin intent heels thii the efficient navy, shi iinparaiieieit securtt united in alliance the strongest sea pie in a close agreement powerful Ian. neighbor. Kit There are many factors i Japan's naval policy. Tin war w ill see a rend iustnicnt of ni.u s follows all over the world. If the British ai . . . if 7,1(11,001 1 (Ierman navies come out of the BtrUliU ... 1 1.5llli.WI0 i approximately intaci JafiBII will peeui ... 20,809,713 j an humble place in the naval ('ieraeli ... 25,(150,;14 mode all the more humble b America ... 27,70.224 great expnusioii plaint ... I2,4t429 When the facts are kepi in mind, -i ... 12,497,163 -the peace promoters, no one need I irograin, com- fanned at the sum voted fof .1 bill wlii-h will 'naval armaments. tpi Tl loll ider By Ralph H. Turner. ll'nited Press cm res deut. ) io, Jan. 12. (By mail. i ) Kxpan of the Japanese navy today is con ed moro important bv the govern- mehi than leductioa of the country's national debt. This view was expressed here by Kn.uye Shoda. minister of fin ance. Hhoda,'a statement came us an explan ation and detence of the Terauchi min istry's snrrovmcemenl thai beginning with the fiscal year of 1018-19 and enn- tinning until Japan 's se en-vear naval I program is 'finished, 10,000,000 ot' the 25,000,000 which the govcrninent had set asiile for the annual redemption of the national debt will be used in the Construction of warships. f: sjc sje sjc s: sjc 'f s): Why the Journal is popular It prints the world's news to- sjc day while it's news. I: -Jf :: :'.: -J, '.: c H AMERICAN CITIZENS Showed their loyalty to plause and patriotism theatre before. Ask anyone of the 2000 people that attended this theatre yesterday. our country bv such an- "ir as was never heard in a The il'S 1 -! Ah. I 'nvens I. now' went, now what I message (i ALBKHT it all meant, id had sent,'' l! 1! Klt'l'S. THE PEACEFUL MESSAGE 11 a r ile nt fii to the ringing in mnsic front and had stationed guards on the, wharves, who forbade civilians to ap proach. But the excitement quickly subsided when, after an hour's parley with Commander Hart of the United States submarine flotilla, Captain Grasshof of the Oeier, and his men, left their ship. k- 1 1; vim h Ah. 'l win the master piece of years; Listen, now it comes more distinctly, as he strikes a higher note. authorities hadi()h is ,nal PWefnl message that along the watei-j the greatest President wrote. Con 't you hear it my dear friend, can't yon hear it sounding near. As it spreads across the waters, enter ing in homes of sorrow and fear; TOO WEAK The TO FIGHT Tonight THE OREGON House of Comfort MME. PETROVA in THE BLACK BUTTERFLY Tonight OTHER FEATURES SAME PRICES Tomorrow Only JH SHIPMAN Tuesday Only in "THROUGH THE WALL" Vitagraph in 6 Reels Frank Daniels Comedy "Comeback" man was really never down and out. His weakened' condition because ot overwork, lack of exereis", improper eating ami living de I mauds stimulation to satisfy the cry for J a health giving appetite and the re I freshing sleep essential to Btrendffh.l GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Capsu1es', the National Kemedy of Holland, will : do the work. They are wonderful! Three of Ihese i-amules each dnv will' Come, lets enter and sec who is idaviiig. ' out a man on his feet before he knows and get H look at his smiling face, it; whether his trouble comes from uric i Throw open the doors of sorrow and acid poisoning, the kidney-,, gravel or! lets eater, for 'ti a paacoful place, stone in the bladder, stomach derange-1 ' inent or other ailments that befall the-j Oh 'tis him, the President idaving. over .ealous AmerhuM. Don't wait un ! face, I til you are entirely dswn and out. but I orrow, but take them today. Vour druggist will! 1 peace; I gladly refund your money if they doj aisle, and 'not help vou. 25c, Wf and l.tMl per bov plavcr sits ' Accept no substitutes. Look for tin sec the smile upon his Around him is a wreath of s he is praying let us hav Lets walk slowly down the up to the alter where the Xow, he is singTiig can't you li v in ii TuesoV - Wednesday Third Secret l DCS Pearl White (Pajhe) Third Chanter of Crowded Houses all Day Yesterday Today will be the last An Extraordinary Feature "THE EAGLE'S WINGS" By Rufus Steele A Patriotic Appeal for Industrial Preparedness The First Authen tic Pictures of Munition Factories at Work Showing how Captains of Industry will help "Uncle Sam' in Time of Need 'DISTINGUISHING THE BEST FROM the REST" YE LIBERTY THEATRE GRAND THEATRE WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 14 ;lill 1 ar him. Oh Oh We ;ing to our happy childr our loved ones here at I know it is creeping waters and stealing silc the throne; let us pray his' peaceful message will be answered with peace and jov. know that I in, I is w ith him and the answer will be peace as HM na tion weeps with jov. name COl.ll Ml. HAL On C They lire all pure, original, Harlem Oil Capsules. And as I turned and slowly up the went; and then, An angel appeared iu the d ing: " I'eaee on Karth Toward Men" name oui.n wr.i'.w, nn evorv r,o. sns sPMnsfeisB) S peace. They an- all -ure, original, imported W Harlem Oil ( apsides. I f jl ''S' ' "i PL XXTHfi a ii i i m mi m up m i irway ( iood sav-Will if It A Leader -Reulb are our Want Acb They load the way to Belter positions Metier Workers 4$. BLIOH THEATRE HEAR THE HAWAIIAN SINGERS AND PLAYERS SEE THE GREAT VOLCANO SCENE Mail orders now Seats now on sale at Opera House Pharmacy Prices $2.00, $1.50, $1.00; Gallery 50c Then it vanished and back into the