Daily capital journal., February 19, 1917, Page THREE, Image 3

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM,
OREGON,
8
MONDAY, FEB. 19, 1917.
THREE
Your Grocer
IS RELIABLE
He wants to hold your trade
and tries to sell you brands
he knows you will like.
He is always ready to recommend
KC Baking Powder -Ask him
LINCOLN DAY CELEBRATED AT LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY,
CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN., "LIVING MEMORIAL," MOST NOTABLE THIS YEAR
SPEAKER STANFIELD
(Continued truui jjage oue.)
ward iit Oregon
dition to receiving
state hosiital.
fi. BSSS, joint wiivs niid means com
mittee appropriating money I'or orphans
miller 17 years, for payment of defi
ciency for support 0:' ivuvwnni ffirli.
onil cure of maternity ami general CMOS
end declaring an emergency.
H. 11. J58, joint ways and means com-1
mittee. appropriating money for Ore
gon state board of control, state taxi
commission ami state board of pilot!
commissioners.
H. li. 557, joint ways ami means coni-j
mittee. prov .ling for miscellaneous pub I
lie printing, purchase of rejiorts of su
preme courts, etc.
II. B. 58, joint ways ami means com
mittee, appropriating money for sal
eiry, etc.. of Oregon dairy and food com
missiom r.
H. H. 5158, joint ways and means eon: -mittee,
appropriating money tor use
tf state fair board.
H. It. odd. Jti ti t ways and means com
mittee, appropriating money tor wo
utcn 's dorinitary.
H. I. 269, Bpwe,, appropriating mon
ey tor tisli liutclieiv t, Aehalem
II. U. 134, Brownell, appropriating
$.rti!Ml fur erection of pioneers' monu
ment at I'humpoeg. .
II. li. 196, banc county delegation,
appropriating 120)00 for improvement
of fish hatcheries mi upper Willamette
and MeJCenzie river and fishwav at
Oregon city.
li. ifc 1711, L
i25ft(pp for repfJ
reservoir.
II. li. .'US, Clatsop comity
appropHttlng money for the
tion and enlargement of
uud, appropriating
Tunialo irrigation
delegation
reconstruc
i 'lafcskanii
thfl entertainment of Hie national en-
eaiii 'lit of the Grand Army of the
Republic for the year KM S.
vr b I'M i.. i . .
... uuuuc, u) request, to pro
vide ror maintenance of IMsgah homo;
and appropriating money.
B.
ipr
: hatche
i H. B. 21-', Kouc
ijuo tor rne maintenance and i
lot a hatchery in district .No. 8. ami for
1 construction id water sumilies and
land boa
detenuin
can rivei
H
ion,
id
Forbes, authorizing d
20,
ttt
THE
OREGON
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
FATTY ARBUCKLE
in district No
II.. It. L'S-l, Mann, appropriating
111111 .in- Honnevjlle fish hatchery.
II. It. 293, Ciis and Ourrv eountv del-
legation, providing for the erection of
Ian armory at Marslifield.
H. B. 32, Anderson, appropriating
I $22,500 a year for two years to adver
tise Btate through Pacific Northwest
ami tourist association,
I H. B.V33, Anderson, for the estublisli
i ment and maintenniicc uf an agricul
tural experiment station in Hood River
'county, appropriating $5000 annually,
H. B. 240, Stott. to reimburse H, I).
! Williams for loss sustained on account
! of personal injuries.
I II. I!. 540; -joint ways and means coin
mittee, appropriating money for main-
river, Wining supreme court, including sal
anes, etc
Jl. It. 550, Hcliimpff and others, pro
viding lor lionil issue of "6,000,000 for
load and highway construction.
II. B. .'11, Thomas, appropriating
$25,000 annually for agricultural in
vestigations in cooperation with fc'leral
; government.
ii. 13. aooj punt ways ami means com
I mittee, appropriating money for office
of stale sealer id' weights and measures.
II. li. .1114, joint ways and means com
mittee, appropriating money for pay
I uient of niiscellaneoiis claims against
state oi Oregon.
I S. H. -7. Kddy, to amend law rela
Itive to proceedinirs at close of election.
ting (22,-
operation
'. II. li.
lams I money for
I vail is".
II
lo I
glits
loperate i
to water
eppc
n Chi
Men
ll to
wau-
54, Laffert'
erection of
. appropriating
armory at Cor
fiii-on
colli
lan, by request, to es-
hospital for children.
. appropriating
of Harney and
ap
rev-
IN
FATTY AND THE
BROADWAY STARS
A RIOT
DON'T MISS
IT
11. 283, Stott, to provide
initment of prisoners to Ore;
tentiary.
II. B. 305, i
tablish orthopedi
H. B. :ii:i. Crandt
money fur public road
.Malheur counties.
H. B. 446; Al Jones, by reque
propriating $13S to C. .1. Kurt fi
alties on fruit drier. .
II. li. 510. Ma.-kav,
i money tor relief ol Alfred (iroener.
Read tirst time February 8. 1P.17.
H, B; 109, Oordou, providing for es
tablishment and maintenance ot stale
jpupiic school and appropriating $75,000
annually.
S. B. 30, Lewis, amending law
ling to election notification by
clerk, duties ot county
i mittee.
ts. H. si, Olson, amending law relet
iing to summons, contents and time of
.answer.
S. B. 138, (iill. creating a game refuge
to protect Mongolian or ring necl;
J pheasants and other game birds.
S. ii. 201, fierce, amending law rela
tive to collection of taxes mi tiersonal
property.
H. li. 2112. I'ieree, aniemling .law rol
afive to taxes on personal property.
S. H. 222, Smith of Coos, aniemling
and repealing pari of law relatiug to
taxation and sale of land for taxes.
s. B. 259, Hawloy, amending
appropriating
relnl-
collllly
central com-
, ttt mh .
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HARD TO CLEAN UP
Twelve Days Remain In which
to Complete Preparedness
Program
Washington, Feb. 19 Congress 1m 12
legislative days remaining in which to
slean up its vast preparedness program,
which may carry a total this year ol
$871,600,017.
During the 12 day, the leasts, must
pass these bills:
Fortifications, .d(l,r,),oo0; naval.
$368, riiRi.OOO; army. $247,000,000; mili
tary academy. $1,225,043, an, I sundry
ivil (preparedness feature), 2o.L,.'i4.
S.19. Beside the bills noted, the senate is
expected tu add to the iibmiI bill a pro
vision for $150,000,000 for immediate
completion of warships and to increase
the billitaeif by about $16,000,000. This
would bring the total to $87 1,500,000.
including the item of $4,280,000 for
families of militiamen which has been
passed by both aOUECS.
The house has passed the fio-iif;,-n.
tiims, Btaval and nrgent defiei y bills J
The army bill is under consideration and
the military neadeinv bill is expected to!
come up next. The sundry civil bill era
reported today.
A complaint by the Aero Club of Am
erica that only $6,300,000 is provided in I
the navy bill for aeroplanes, is met in!
tho house with the reply that if the!
COLONEL WANTS TO FIGHT
New York. Feb. 19 Tbaf Col
onel Rooseveli has laid plans to
take an American division to
Kuiope Immediately upon decla
ration of hostilities between
this country end Oernisny or
that he will organize ttiis force
in Canada If it should interfere
with plans of the United Slates
army, is the decla i ution of the
New York World. He expects by
n ipiick move, it is BaM, to con
vince the entente of the cooper
ntion of this country.
Roesjrrdt Is said to have prom
ises of enough men since Mexi
can troutdes became serious.
liONEY CASE
Court Postpones Decision On
Motion to Grant Dynamiter
New Trial
BRITISH SUCCESSFUL
(Continued from page one.)
indicate! the completeness: of the
British plans no less than the confident
morale of the troops -a confidei ihat
Wrested ground from the enemy despite
all obstacles of the rain and weather
conditions.
Fog Hinders Operators
Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Feb. 19.
A dense fog over the western war
theatre greatly hampered fighting ac
tivities yesterday and last night, to
day 'a official statement said, iccon
noiteriiig operations being the only en
terprises. Many enemy reconnaissan
ces failed because' of vigilance of tier
man trench troops, but a number of
prisoners 'were brought in by QertMh
scouting parties.
The statement reported "nothing Im
portant" from the eastern front and
Of the .Macedonian front said:
''There were skirmishes of outposts
and isolated artillery fire. Two hos
tile aeroplanes were shut down."
San rraneiseo, Feb. IP,. --Because of
the flood of affidavits which reached
w superior court tcaiav in the case oi
IThomM 3, Mooriey, convicted of com
j plicity in the preparedneas parade dvnii
jiuiting, Judge tiiiffin postponed until
tomorrow the decision whether Ifoonej
j is to get a new trial.
Harry N. Johnson, who made an af
fidavit for the defense said he was im
pelled to do so becauses he was worn
out by worry over his failure to assist
'Mooney. Johnson swore that about 1:-I5
on the day of the preparedness parade
ho saw a man approach the corner of
cueuiMt ami .uar set streets carrv in. a
HljimilWilHMlllllllllIMIIWIIIIIl
Making Room
We will sell our
Clothing
i ldU
Shoes and
Furnishings
Very cheap now just to make room for our Spring
Goods which are beginning to come in.
Buy at
BRICK BROS.
AT
BRICK'S CORNER
State and Liberty Streets
Ihe House That Guarantees Every
:V-i
-v-
mail suddenly
aid, and Kept
brown suitcase. Tin
dropped the suitcase, h
on Walking.
Johnson declared ho followed th
stranger, who appeared to be a Mexicai
anil once Slopped II I 111. callllii; his lltlell
tton to the tact ihat he had left 1
suit case behind.
"That's all right," he declares I
man replied. "It's old and I want
et rid of it."
Two days, later,
saw the same mini
Seattle-
Deputy District
a pusktigo of affii
persons in denial
!
Purchase g
--rTriiT 11 i- 1 jjgllMMjhMM'
STRAHORN DtCLARES "
nnn in lunrnrunriiT rtMln,i
kumu id wutrtwutn
Johm
1
on a
on
oat
swoi
l
Lines In Eastern and Central
Oregon Belong To No
Present System
nice
Th
nd for
Zeppelin Eaid Fails
Paris, Feb. I!). An unsuccessful
Zeppelin raid for the f-'ronch coast in
the neighborhood .of Bologne was re
ported in today 's official statomeht.
Several bombs were dropped without
result.
Hi J in was reported on almost the en
tire western front. In Alsace there
was patrol fighting.
Attorney Cuohe. filed
layita from Portland
of t he of t'idn vit hf
.Vlrs. ( harlotte l.al'osse, who had at
tempted to refute the statement of
Charles Oxman, star witness for the
state in the Mooney trial. Six sales
girls employed in al'orlland store where
!Mrs. LaTosse was formerly employed a
defective made affidavit. ' All attached
the acouiacy of Mrs. i.al'os
menta,
Attorney MoNutt, ill ashing lorn con
jtinuance, declorsd he has been unable to
get nn advance transcript of the Moon
;ey ease evidence. Jvdge tiiiffin meed
I both sides to expedite their nrg eiits
Ss he wanted to pronounce sentence.
should a retrial be 'denied, by Febr
li.
fel
-I i
I pi,
a. 1 1
111. I.'obert K.
', prominent In rail-
i riles as a railroad
today that he and
build four hundred
southern and BOUth
i cost of 7,lll)ll. 11(10,
Lake
evoda,
districts of i
S. 11. -i:-,
law relating
s. h. aw,
itoriuui on
I
iver 100,000 inhabitanls. senate puts in the 150,000.000 item
Smiili of ( oos, ameiidiiig i coni.letiou ol
to protection of crabs. ; of submarine
Wilbur, providing for mor- ment will be
mortgages and judgments I foi
ulors diir-;
n V
horn of Siioha
id ami banking
llder, said here
to
d i
eastern Oregon at
and a I.iU mile extension from
view, Oregon, to l-'lannigaii, X
at a cost of $4 ,000, 000.
"All I Can say about my railroad
buildihg plane at this time," he said,,
"is that they aim to connect up at J
Henri, Oregon, the Union Tacific and1
Hill system, two centra Oremm lines.:
, the Deschutes and Oregon Trunk
brunches, with the Southern I'acific ut
Klamath Falls, the Oregon Short Ujne
al Crane, the California, Nevada, audi
fnrl"nK"" "arrow gauge line at l.al.evieu
COMMISSION WILL
(Con tin ued from page one.)
This committee was unable to
any progress,
minister of finance and the mill-
inter of custunis then took up the mat
ter and recently orders in council were
pasM. giving the latter power to per
mit export only under license and fur
ther to commandeer and fix the puce
of nevys print, paper to publishers. 'I he
manufacturers then were again sum-
mono, in Ottawa and a result of Ibis
Inst conference, it is thought the pro
ducers of news print will take such ac
tion thai the government will not lie
called upon to actively interfere in nio
sit nut inn.
The manufacturers will determine
their course on Wednesduv.
ate-
"Overt act" is the phrase that is
loaded in these days. It may become
the center of an appalling situation,
or, it may end ill being merely n bit of
pnragraphei 's j OK est tiff. Let" us pray!
I
ilia rj
What'
'si em
s wantei
under .
all men.
tvarshii
chasers,
able to
1 a lid
the ii
ildiei
I
aeroplanes,
oust rue! ion
lyy depart- i
mo o'f this'
and With
Western I'
Klliuuign n.
the
teifii
Southern
, via 1,:
Pacific
keview,
and
at
n!
289, Kdd
nav ayabl
, relating
.lakes.
Eills Hilled
title of
Hills failing to pai
S. 11. 242, Wilbur,
ntitv officers in II
II. B, 1 1 - . Bean, ci
aid.
H. K. 250, Crandnll
uali.at ion
Ihe hotu
fixing sal
od River
ns ot Animation
Are Shoi t-Lived Today
"I wish to state distinctly that I (f
am acting neither for Ihe Hill people II
nor the llarriiuan syndicate. The inter- II
.:.i4l i i..... lL-1 ..-i-
them applic
votes right.
de
legislation is sot
h posterity con
i. at the same Hi
v. Posterity alw a
tile
county,
ite lime
making the
ty commissioners members of bo:
ach coimtv.
Bills Withdrawn
II. IS. 239, comwittc
ajipropt iati ng tft 1 . 00 tor pu
linotype for state printing offii
Records o'f the United states
five at The Dalles for ihe peri.
December '-'0, on which date the
came effective, to .Iiinuary l.'t, a
to The Dalles Chronicle, show
plications under the 640 -acre h
act. The area totals 312,224.07
conn
id of
Feb
19.
lllei
-The New
il review
York
today
on printing
ml from
law be
cord i ng
SftW ap-
mestead
icres.
TJ11 TI . t J
" r-oiuonea si. . -j.ijt. uawley, amending certain
mils iinleimitelv in..-, iioned and thus ' sections relatinw to discuses of animttl
killed, werc: si. Jt. 200, Wilbur, allowing open sea
H. II. 88, Cordon, . pay claim of W.json on male China pheasants in Hooi
1.. I ampbell. amount of .-(ililiO. V
II. H. H7. Clatsop county delegation,
to aim nil sections 5747-48 Lord's Ore
gon Laws, as ainended by rhnpter 174,
laws Ifllo, fixing additional bounties
I River eountv.
S. I!, u: T i .
land highwayi
j acquire and c
I lie use.
enate committee on roads
. authorizing counties to
ittdemn property for pub-
H. H.
it.
larv coinmittee.
slot
lor seals, sea lions and seal pups.
It. li. On. MACkaT, to provide lor a innkini' il n crime In uan uboru
method of industrial education for the machines.
adult I'liml S. 1'.. L'liti. Hurley, relating to the
H. li. ill. Stott, providing for money I I'lini'at ion of d.-nimmo hittriitm
paid troop "A", Oregon cavalry, S. B. -'(is. Hurler, relatinu t., ,lr
battery "A". Oregon field Brtil-lsttB distii.-t
rvice h. H. 869, Mm lev, definin
to I
and
left
on field
ivs lor t
P i,4T4)tniuniMMH i!'1 "' ""der. insurance, I
BjBJHHHsVlVssVsVsVnWBI prov ide for s IS. 272. limiting Ihe school lew in I
PURITY AND POWER
Necessary to Overcome Impure Blood
and Weak Conditions.
The recent trying weather, ex
posure to storms, the grip, laud colds,
pneumonia, fevers, diphtheria and
other blood-poisiiniiii;..p usti ating dis
eases leave the whole system sub
normal below par wreak and slow
blood depleted and thin, with that
tired feeling, poor appetite, delicate
digestive power or almost none at all.
The Ideal treatment Is
Hood's .Sarsapaiilla to be taken
before meals tnorous;hly to purify
the blood and expel poisons, and
Peptlron fills to be taken after
meals to put power Into the blood,
Klve strength, increase red corpuscles
and restore normal health-tone.
Hood's Sarsaparillu has for 40 years
won and held the favor of the people.
Peptlron Pills are named from pep
ate and iron and Include mix and
other Rood blood and stomach tonics.
Be wise and begin on thix sensible,
reliable course of medicine today.
New
K yenin
said :
From an o ing that held consider
able promise of both animation and
strength, today's stock market relapsed
after the first half 1 r into a stale of
stagnation flint lesenibled in all respects
the sluggish sessions of last week. A I
though some of the early buying activ
ity was attributed to certain huge in
forests, it is probable that the brief up-
ward movement was mainly due to the
covering operations of the shorts. Such
ns it was, the movement failed to nt
tCnat outside parficipatii.il.
( oiisidernlile strength
in the munitions groii
noon announcement (r
that the navv departme
cessful i making arrange
panics on this ,-ide to t
field contract for six
csts win are aiHKHUtely neutral as I
between these two railroads proposi-l
Hons. We feel, in fnel, that our sue-
cess depends upon giving both of
these systems an 'even break' on the
railroad we propose to build in three
directions out of liond, which is the
southern joint terminus of the Oregon
Trunk ami Desehutes roads.
'We have completed all surveys and
we believe the Hill and llaniinaii peo
ple will be more than satisfied by get
ting fair treatment from us."
To Avoid Dandruff
lisp
lie
shells,
ed.
The l
tently a
ed Stati
Wt
id
enieutK i
ike over
and ei
Ith
ihe
Kht
Had
i nch
lis movement was not suslni
America Years Behind
In Aviation -Ruth Law
By W. S. Forrest
(United Press staff correspondent)
Pafis, t'eb. 10. "America is years
behind in nvin'iou equipment, " de
clared .Miss Kuth Law, American avia
trice, today, after her first flight in a
French "war plane'' and a detailed in
spection nf one of Crance's aerial de-
cu tlo not want a slow treatment
(or itching scalp when liuir is falling
and the dandruti germ is killing the
hair routs. Delay means no hair.
Get, at any drug store, a Itouh nt
zcnio for 25c or $1.00 for extra large
size. Use as directed, for it does tit.:
work quickly. it hills the dandruff
germ, nourishes the hair roots and im
mediately strips itching scalp. It is
a pure, reliable, antiseptic liquid, is not
greasy, is easy to use and will not stain.
Soaps and shampoos are harmful, as
they contain alkali. The het thing tn
use for scalp irritations is zemo, for it
is safe and also Inexpensive,
The E. W. Hoe Co., C!vlBd, O.
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
et was fi
intermit-
stf
in;
what I:
( Chicago-!
I hope to'
" r tl the e:
county fair.'
or.l Chleffaii
ing but the
kept it goyig
condition, is
debts each v-i
of getting clear
seasons. ' '
rly years of the Wallowa
savs the Enterprise Rec
' ' il ran behind and nofh-
courage of the malingers
but now it is in excellent
paying off more of its
and has every prospect
in two or three more
ts near Paris,
I am perfectly amazed at
' seen, ' ' t he heroine of t he
New York flight decline, I
remain here for a mouth to watch this
marvelous air service and I want to
fly over a battlefield, if it is possible
for me to obtain permission.''
Miss Law's guide in her visit of in
pectioil was Lieutenant William Thaw,
the American flyer in the f-'reiich fly
ing corps. Miss Law said she was
searching for the type ... French aero
plane best suited for her own use in
the "American derby" or Iranscouli-
f MOLMiCS
BLIGH THEATRE
Today
THE OREGON
Where the Crowds Go
House Peters and Ethel Clayton in
Today
Tuesday
Wednesday
and
Thursday
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Presents
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