THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1916.
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ROSTER SHOWS OREGON GUARDSMEN
CALLED TO SERVICE BY PRESIDENT
Complete List Is Taken From Adjutant-General's Office Records Changes Are Probable Before Troops Leave
for Mexico Many Recruits Are Joining Colors
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PRINCIPALS
A COMPLETE list of the company
officers and enlisted men ot the
Oregon National Guard, which
has been called out for service on the
Mexican border. Is given below, the
names being taken from the records on
file in the Adjutant-General's office.
The different companies are all re
ported to be recruiting new members
rapidly and consequently many new
names are expected to be added to all
the organizations before they get away
for the border.
The list follows:
Company A, Third Regiment, McMlnnville.
Captain, Francis L. Mlchelbook.
First Lieutenant, Leonard S. Hopfleld.
Second Lieutenant, Henry O. Miller.
Berry James E. Neuensch wander, Rob t.
Borrman, Orland L. . . Norwood, C. Apperson
Grace, G. W. Oison. Onas S.
Caldwell, Cheater M. Orr, John F.
Campbell, Thomas P. Orr, Stephen
Comfort, Harold Penhollow. Wlll'H.
Kekman, Joseph P. Petersen, Louis
Ecgleston, John W. Peterson Thorvald
Kvans, Raleigh G. Peterson, William
Flynn, Richard B. Petty, Ercel E.
Koskett, Harold S. Poole, Elmer G.
Foskett, Herbert H. Ringle, Donald L.
Gabriel, George A. Robinson, William T.
Grenfell, Lester A. Rohr, James A.
Grenfell, Ralph A, Ruggles. Wilbur B.
Goodrich, Timothy Sherwood. Myron L.
Greene, Arthur A. Shirley, G. Frederick
TiafTenden, Albert H.S.Shirley. James C.
Hayes, Ernest E. Smith, Richard L.
Hewitt, Roy R. Stoutenburg;, Elmer
Hennagln, Henry H, Stmler, Clair
Hibbs, Harold H. Bimonson, Herbert R.
Jackson, Edward F. Smith, Jesse E.
Jahnke, Walter Smythe, James T.
KJIgore, Ord Southmayde, Art
I,aughl!n, Hermann Stevens. Byron R,
3-.itscher, Leonard L. Thumber, Ernest -Man
ley Albert J. Travis, Robert W.
Manning. John G. Van Atta, Arils R.
Marion, Edwin E. Van Atta, Ellis
Martin, William J. Walter. Horace B.
Mclntlre, George R, Weston, Dick A.
Michelbook. Roy P. White, Harry M.
Muhg, Joseph J. Webber, Clarence A.
Meellnger, Fred T. Webber. Arthur P.
Miller, William D. Wfthycombe, Jas. S.
Monroe. Harry H. Wills, Wilbur A.
Tseleon, Burnlce R, Younce, Sanford 8.
Company B, Third Regiment, Portland.
Captain. Williard F. Daugherty.
First Lieutenant. Fred M. West. '
Second Lieutenant, Orvllle A. Stevens.
Anderson. Albert McColIogh, Forrest R.
Bell. Wilbur H. McFarland, Miles B.
Bond, Carlton F. McLaughlin, Leslie C.
Brimier. Wilbur H. McLaughlin, Philip A.
Caldwell, Raymond W.Meadows, Lloyd C.
Call, Walter B. Merrill Fred T. J.
Cartwrlght, Chester H.Nellson, George F,
Clpolla. Natale Neuer, Louis E.
Cox, Norris M. Kewcard, Albert C.
Crick, Morris Newcard. Daniel I.
Cutting, Ed Olsen, Charles A.
Daly. Floyd F. Pfund, David
Dean, Don E. Rilea, Thomas E.
Die!, Henry Ross, Kirby G.
Dillree, Louis F. Schlewe, George
Gilbert, Franklin Schwarz, Adolphus A
Grill, Carl G. Shader, Paul J.
Graot. Grant W. Stram, Riley J.
Guerln, J. Frank Sullivan, Arthur D,
Haas, Albert G. Sundt, Grover C.
Harper, William C. Tice. Arthur C.
Haycox, Ernest J. Tracy, Oliver H.
Henderson, Oscar H, TJno, Albert
Henrickson, Henry Warner, Frederick H.
Herbert, Frank L. Welsz, Otto R.
Heston, Alexander W. Wheaton, Fred C.
Heston, Robert C. Whitmer, Thomas I.
Huxley. Marion H. Wilson, Morris B.
Janln. Willie Wood. Herbert
Johnson, Axel E. Woo ton. Elmer V.
Knight. Richard A. Magnus, A. Mornd
Koon, Harold G. Manclet, Lewis D.
Lacey. Randall R. Margulies, Samuel
Leonard, Paul E.
Company C, Third Infantry, Portland.
Captain, Daniel E. Bowman.
First Lieutenant. James J. Crossley.
Second Lieutenant, James F. Alexander.
Achtert, Harry Macdonald. Hugh I.
Ackerman, Anton Mahanke, Fred H.
Alllngham, Rex McKay, Joseph
Amoth, Clarence N. McRae, LeRoy
Bobb, Bert E. Melners, Otto
Behn, Carl Mllllcan, Del mar
Bell. Harry H. Mitchell, Arthur L.
Benton, Charles H. Morse, Robert D. V. f
Cadonan. Chris H. Nelson, Carl W.
('ason, Wayne P. Nelson. Edwin E.
Chambers, Leo T,. Newton. Leroy F.
f'oleman. Glen D. Nye. Norwood
Cooley, Lyman A. O'Brien, Wm. E.
Culllns, Lloyd E. O'Brien, R. Emmet
Curtis, Will W. Onell, Bert L.
Daupherty. Vernon E. Owen, Russel J.
Tawson. Jesse Glen Peterson. Joseph
Flck. Henry A. Reddick, Joe Grant
Fisher. Enoch H. Renard, Charles
Fisher, Merle A. Rlggs, Harold H.
French, Barnes Smith, Charles P.
Frederickson, Harold Smith, Henry
French, Wright Smith. Milton C.
Frlsbie, Clayton G. A. Somerville, James C
Gardner. William H. Somerville, John
Gerber, Tom W. Staten, Morgan B.
Gonzales, Patrick M. Tenbrook, John
Hansen, Harry Thomas, Scott
Hessler, Albert Thompson, HerryO.
Howard, Victor S. Turns, John R.
Johnson, Frank G. Vanclair, Louis 8.
Keppinger, Urban A. Weaver, Sam
l ibel, Verner Wurtenberger, Albert
Lorenz, John G.
Company I, Third Infantry, Portland.
Captain. Harry O. Hulse.
First Lieutenant, Harry B. Hill.
Second Lieutenant, Alneley Q. Johnson.
Bales, David E. Howard, Wesley
Boytana, Arnold B. Huguenln. Max
Boytana, Frank C. Jackson, Theo R.
Butcher, Charles Jensen, Jens
Caswell, Carl K. Jones, Earl R.
Christiansen, Alfred Knutson, Casper
hristlansen, Willie Tracer, Benjamin T
Collins. Robert W. Lawritsen, Peter
Cogswell. John Mnvllle, Ross H
Crane. Fred H. Mattson. Albert"
Crane, George M. McGee, Clarence W.
Cuneo, Angelo Melching, Carl L.
Dunn, Edward E. . Paine, Elmer W.
Durbln, John D. Pettibone, Alexander
FrahK-T, Joseph L. Pounstone. Frank
Fraler. Andy Swank. Otto W.
Gallowajr, Harvey E. Trine, Frederick P.
Cannon, Harry F. Wood. Earl M.
Garner. William L. Woodman, Edward H.
Grass. Martin Woodman. Ernest G.
Grif fith. Forest F. Worell. James H,
Gugwire, Edward F. Wylle, Clyde A.
TIatton. Leslie L. Wyttenberg. Hans R,
Holland. Charles R.
Company E, Third Infantry, Portland.
Captain. James H. Porter.
First Lieutenant, Jaob Feldman.
Second Lieutenant, Mortimer P. Cook.
Ackley, Ward M. Knight, Roy B.
"Baker, Hurlburt W. Magi'I, Fulton
Bain. James R. Mazoretzky, Edward
Berkner, Claude Martin, Jerome M.
Bellarts, Lawrence P, McClallen, Don C.
Bird. Walter T.- Meyer, Armln
Brace. Fred L. Nelson, Alder E.
Brons, Dale E. Nelson, Walter I.
Clark. Harry J, Peery. Thomas L.
Day. Charles R. Tomeroy. Fremont S.
DK-kson. Claude Potter. Wallace G.
Flanagan, Earl Pounstone. Thomas C.
Foster. Arthur W. Roland. Claude H.
Frledenthal.Adolph L. Ross, Leslie X.
Garver. Harold B. Ross. Kenneth R
Ooode, George A. Schuback. Sydney S.
Graham. Harold H. Schulze. Gustave
;raves. George D. Skinner. Gustavua H.
Croshong. Clarence V. Smith, Charles T.
Hagedorn. Bud Stand. John Arnold
Harris. Clifford O. Virkrey. Harold P
Hayes, Seth S. Volts. Rofcoe K.
Hendershott.Elwood E.Walt OakIy
Holcomb, Ward A. Wood. Arthur E.
Hopson. Ertc E. Welre. Lyle W.
Hotchkiss. Merle Weisendanger, Ed
Huff. Gerald G. ward C.
Johnson. Andrew M. West. C art S.
Johnon. Arthur Wiedmaier. Edwin C.
Johnson, Joseph F. Woodson. Jerome E.
Johnson. Thomas W. Wright, Theodore C.
Jon. Edward C.
Company F, Third Infantry, Portland.
Captain. Eugene C. Llbby.
First Lieutenant. Edward E. Walker.
Second Lieutenant. Alfred F. Biles.
Anderson. Herbert N. Helrer, Alexander
Andre. Leon R. Hockenbrock. Chas. J.
Andrew, Raymond E. Jefferson. Lowry J.
Archer. Robert D, John. Summerel. Jr.
Bacon. Ernest R. Johannessen. Alt
Benham. Herbert D. Johnson. Carl E.
Bouchet. Herman Kaine. Clarence I.
Carder. Grant C. King. Virgil R.
Carlock, Jese E. Laird. Arthur A.
Chenoroeth, Oliver Laird. Albert H.
Clark. John F. MacFaddpn. Edward L.
CoiTman. Percy L. Milland. Horner B.
Curtis. ElmerS. Politis. Harry
Daugherty. Summers Pratt. Kenneth
O. Romanskt. Edward T.
Davidson. Alexander RussIl. Oliver W.
Deardorff. Arthur B. Ryan. Frederick j.
Peerlny. Fred R. Scidmore. Willard H.
F.berle, Stephen J. Shepard, Chas. W. L.
Kffinger. John B. Smith, James
Klliott. Ross Smith. Logan
F.verart, Clifford L. Squires. Theodore A
Kerett. Ray Taylor. Donald M. l
V'ord. Andrew J. Taylor. Leonard D.
Gardner. Oscar V. Tomlinson, Fred Merle
union, Aisene oss, ileubca E,
Halllgan. Wlinam it. Walker, Edward E.
Hansen. Nels B. White, Elmer E.
He Herman, Percy D.
Company G. Third Infantry, Oregon City.
Captain, Lowell E. B lan chard.
First Lieutenant, William" R. Logna
Second Lieutenant, El don C. Bi an chard.
Amacher, Fred Longley. Adna H.
Austin, Earl J. Lowe, Robert R,
Baker, Charles I. Martin, Carl
Bennett, Jack McCormack. George W.
Blatnlck. Charles McCormack Merle W.
Burke. Enos L. Mead, John
Burness, W. MillerSamuel W.
Chambers, Claude F. Ormlston. Joward C.
Christy, Samuel L. Paycer. Frank
Cooper, Milo R. Kickabaugh, Lawrence
Criteser, Raymond C. T.
Danielson, Charles Roll, Clarence N. .
Devenish, Bernard O. Scott, F. A.
Dollar, Clyde Shockley, Robert
Eby, Edward W. Shockley. William M,
Fancher, David Shockley, Walter A.
Field, Leon L. Smith, Oscar L.. Jr.
Finucane. Dan Snidow, George M.
Hilshy, William A. Spagle. Julius C.
HInes, Roy L. Spielak. Frank A.
Horton. Earl R. Stalnaker. William
Klser. Earl Turner, William
Lammus, Eugene J. Turner. Ray
Lamraer, Harry A. VanAuken, Earl D.
Lade route, Charles Watklns. Barney M.
Lade route, John E. Wink, Earl C.
Lade route, Romey Woorswlck, Harry
Company H, Third Regiment, Portland.
Captain, Leo A. J. Plronl.
First Lieutenant, Edward J. Elvers.
Second Liteutenant, John T. Henry.
Akre, George W. Mills. L. Marcellus
Alley, Elmer R. McCarty, PhUip
Bates, George A. Milner, Lawrence A.
Bernard. Walter A, MInftier, Roy J.
Brown, Thorwald A. Morris, Emery R,
Brunke. Ernest Nottingham, Wm. K.
Chapman, E. M. Pedersen. Arnold C.
Cummings, Oliver L. Price, Ray H.
Davis, Henry F. Reed, Chester C.
Dimm, Paul B. Reyher. William
Duke. Charles F. Roach, William H.
Eagle, Fred Rosewell, William T.
Eaton, Marlon Schneck. Hugh G.
Falley. Floyd F. Scott. Walter F.
Griffith, Roy G. Sexton. Guy
Gill, Leon Shea, John I.
Herald, Thomas T, Shea. Thomas TV.
Hedges, Clyde R. Snyder, Lorenzo F.
Henry, Edward F. Soendergaard, Madwig
Henry, John T. Spaulding, Donald P.
Heuer, Clifford J. Steel,. E. J.
Heuer, Stanley J. Stennett, Dewey
Hoggatt, Archie D. Stlmson, John A.
Hoggatt, Clyde E. Tauscher, Albert P.
Huntress, Donald D. Thomas, R. S.
Jones, Maple P. Throckmorton, John
Kautz. Walter W. TWining, Nathan F.
Kelsey, Asley Van. Arthur
Kenney, John E. Welch. Wfnfred J.
Knott, Gilbert G. Wells, Richmond
Krausse, Rudolph Wells, Rolla A.
Lewis, Edward F. West, Harold
Maneke, Carl White. Sidney C, Jr.
Marshall, Vern S. Zimmerman, W. Stuart
Company I, Third Infantry. Wood burn.
Captain, Grover Todd.
First Lieutenant,
Second Lieutenant, Philip A. Llvesley.
Alleman Carl E. ICilMn, Benton
Aileman, Granville Klssick, George O.
Andrews. Roy E. Lamb, Albert
Austin, Harold M. Laverty. Pearl
Beach, George Lavine, Hector E,
Beck, Aloysius J. Lavine. W. E.
Becker, John J. Leonhardt, John W.
Berry, Marlon L. Letson, John R.
Bird. Bert B. Long, William E.
Bombounals, Albert D. Marty, Sim M.
Bomhoff, Harry L. McCord, Blain
Bomhoff, Henry D. McColIogh. Frances D.
Bonney. Willard D. Miller. Hugh W.
Booth, Frank C. Miller, Otto P.
Bowers, Harvey Miller. William C.
Branlgar, Daniel R. Mounce, O. D.
Branlgar, J. Fred Nendell, Arista
Branlgar. William P. Parr, Glenn A.
Broyles. Bert Randall, Charles Z.
Brune, George W. ' Richards, C. B.
Callister, Asa Richards, Joseph W.
Cammack, Charles C. Riches. Eugene C.
Castle. Harrison E. . Robinson, William R.
Cowles, Donald C. Schafer, Edward W.
Covey. Lewis W. Schermer. August R.
Coy. Milton M. Schooler Walter V.e
Engle, George H. Schran, Walter T.
Engle, Thomas T. Scollard, Stephen F.
Erwln, Earl D. Shorey, Lyman H.
Estle, George H. Simmons, Robert W.
Evans. Joseph W. Sims, Earl C.
Fisher. Raymond F, Skeen, Cassie J.
Fry, William Steelhammer, John F.
Galbraith, Clive H. Tuttle. Clifton J.
Garren, Moses P. Walker. Edwin
Gill, Wayne B. Wengenroth, Walter i
Goulet, William H. Whitman, Clyde E.
Hanlon, James Whitney. Charles A.
Harper, Roy E. Whitney, Ellis W.
Harris, Hollis F. Whitney, Gilbert F.
Hondrlck, Henry Wllford, Joseph G.
Johnson. Jess C. Zfmmerle, James F.
Kent, Charles W. Zimmerle, George W.
Company K, Third Regiment, Corrallis.
Captain, Charles A Murphey.
Allen, Lewis L. Lea veil, Leonard S.
Babb, Walter M. Lehnert. Carl Georg
Babbitt, Richard C. Maillard. Alfred C.
Blakely, Cecil G, Maillard, Louis A.
Bond, Ruel M. McBee, George I.
Brown, Edward G. McBee, Joseph B.
Clark, William L. McLarin. WUUam L.
Davis. Ernest O. McMaster. Cedrfe S.
Denlck, B. D. McNeil, Alexander
Dryden, Wlnfleld X M in ton, Leslie A,
Ellenburg. Geory W. Oliver, Guy
Farrand, Merrill B. Orner. Harry W.
Felnk. Ellis P. Pace. Franklin D.
Fellows, Hurley Proebstel, John E.
Fleisehman, Frank H. Read, Chauncey
Fleischman, Phil P. Read. Edgar J.
FYanklin. John Morton Ritchie. Douglas W.
Frlnk, Ellis P. Ritchie, Horace B.
Gatchell, Charles B. Rollins, John C.
Oeyer, Fred Alexander Rollins. Ralph T.
Goodman Chester Rose, Howard
Gregg. Rodney Schubert, Ben W.
Gustafson Harry P. Skelton. Albert G.
Hathaway, Marcus Stimpson, C.
Hawley, Ralph H. Strange, James A.
Hoffard, Albert Tomkins. Ben
Irvin, Knolton B. Todhunter, Henry Clay
Kane, Gardner L. Van Norden. Lays F.
King. James A. Vedder, Harrold T.
Kirkland. Cyrus Lee Walton. Fremont W.
Knox. Glen Victor Williams, Richard H.
Laard, Ralph P. Worrell, Samuel C.
Law, Willis D. Tates, Lloyd Dexter
Company L. Third Regiment, Dallaa
Captain, Conrad Stafrln.
Second Liuutenant, Edward K. Piasecki.
Bailey. Seth T. Hlmes. Edward
Ballantyne. Virgil R. Himes, William A.
Bancroft. Albert W. Hodges, John P.
Bennett, Albert J. Holman, James N.
Bennett. Andrew W. Hopkins, Marlon D
Blake, Elton Lydic. Charlie- A.
Bogyneka, Henry C. Lynch, AIvJs J
Brock, Guy C. Mangis. William E.
Chase. Orley Martin. Forest
Chenoweth, Oscar I. McBee, John J.
Conlu. Ward W. Miller, William P.
Cutler, Earl R. Minty, Chester A.
Cutler. Melvin G. Mitchell, Glenn A.
Dennis, Newman G. Montgomery, Archie G.
Dennis, William E. Morton. Alvie R.
Deyarmond, Ray A. Morton. George W.
Ferguson. Alford F. Remington, Joseph
Ferguson, Glenn J. Richey, William L. ,
Ferguson, Rufus B. Robb, Alvin A.
Ferguson, William H. Robb, Homer A.
Finsich, Roy W. Scott. Raymond M.
Friesen, John A. Sears. Robert H.
Fuqua, Ralph B. Smith, Paul H.
Gohrke, Edward H. Stone, Claude B.
Hamilton. Edward B. Syron. Frank A.
Hanson, Bryan J. Thomassnn. Thomas
Hardison. George A. Valliere. Ed.
Hawkins. Herman White. William J.
Helgerson. Clifford Wilson. Arnel
Helgerson. Joseph N. Zuiderduln, Gerrett
Hill. Benjamin T.
Company M, Third Regiment. Salem.
Captain. Mox H. Gehthar.
First Lieutenant. James Ft. Neer.
Second Lieutenant, Dana H. Allen.
Alford. Max L. Lockwood, Chauncey A
Asssnwall, Kenneth A.Lundborg, Emil
Banta. Francis N. Mano, Frank
Bayes, Clarence T. Mason, Francis W.
Barth, Roy C. Mason, Earl
Bayes. Charles E. McAllister, Joseph L.
Benjamin, Harold R. McAllister, Lee
Bernhardt. George McGilchrist. George
Blunk. Elmer McGilchrist, Mullar E.
Bradeson. Victor D. Mclnturff Herman F.
Brown, Clifford W. McKinley, George A.
Brown, Marlon J. McLeod. AKred B.
Cameron, Joseph Meyers. Fred
Carson. Allan G. Miller. Carl T.
Carson. John H. Minton, Benjamin
Chandler. Melvin S. Mitchell, Alva C.
Cleveland. George W. Mitchell. Ira H.
Coburn Justus M' Moore, Ernest F.
Comfoft, Charles . Moorei, Ralph D.
Copeland. Orin Nadon. Royal A.
Coordier. Clifford W. Nagel. Charles J.
Croshaw. Nelson Neiger, Henry J.
Cutler. Oscar Neugebauer. Karl
Davey, Robert E. Norton. James E.
Davis. Eustlce E. Norwood. Howard
Davis. Sam M. O'Nsil, Anton
Dimick. Earl Otto. Oscar W.
Fletcher, James D. Plant. Harry
Gabrielson, Carl D. Proctor, Errol W.
Gary, John Putnam, George
Graham. Clyde C. Ruggles, Raymond
Gralapp, Arnold L. Retnbart. Arthur J.
Haldeman. Alfred Rickabough. Charles A .
Hall. Allan A. Relgelman. Perry P.
Hayden. Miller B. Rogers, Howard
Hems!ey, Grove Rowland, Edgar M.
Hendricks, Paul R. Schomaker, Ivan F.
Hinses. Karl E. Spea:-s. Frank H.
Houston. A. Evans Strausbaugh. Frank M.
Huddlestou, LeKoy btrickiiia4 Charles E,
Thlelsn. Frederick D.
Wallace, Paul B.
Utter, Floyd L.
Vincent, Andrew M.
Vincent, W. E-, Jr.
Walton, James J.
Wllders, Ralph E.
Wool pert. Andrew T.
Wygant, Robert C.
Young, Guy F.
Zimrn, Frank N.
Battery A, Field Artillery, Portland. j
Captain. Charles W. Helme.
First Lieutenant, Bert V. Clayton.
First Lieutenant, Charles L. Johnson.
Second Lieutenant, Gilbert W. Stevens.
Alsleben, Frank T. Laughlln. Thomas M.
Alder, Gunnard Long. Thrftnas
Atwood, Arthur Ray Lee. Harry E.
Burkhart, Alfred C. Lehman, Robert
Bell, Mortimer J. Leoy, David
Bird, Hobart M. Long. Thomas
Bloss. Frank P. Mathews. George D.
Bush, Eugene S. McGutre. Alfred G.
Bredemeyer, E. R. McKay. Harold B.
Buck. Charles J. McQuiggin, Wilfred A.
Courter, Walter M. Mau, James H.
Child, William E, McAleer, James R.
Callender, P. W. Maple. James C.
Charters, Herbert J. McGulre. Robert J.
Cunoe, John B. Morand, William A.
Clarke, Elbert H. Mann. Thomas Wm.
Cameron, Clinton Mann. Clarence G.
Chamberlain. Reed May, Charles A.
Coburn. Elmer L. Myers, Allen
Datson, Garfield B. Mitchell, Francis J.
Dufur, Kendal D. MacQueen, Joseph
Dugas, Herbert B. Mackay, Lionel C.
Dalby. Charles M. McClaren. James F.
Enderson. Irving M. Olsen, Henry A.
Elkin. Arthur G. Painter. Ormand V.
Fitzgerald, Vernet xk. Pitts. Thomas E.
Flske. Leonard G. Premo, Harry C.
Fitzgerald. George G. Pickard. Charles M,
Ford, Charles P. Plerson, Harold E.
Fink. Lawrence F. Pattison. George R.
Fitzgerald, William Peek. Harry E.
Fenstel. William F. Rehberg. Henry V-.
Farly. Jay 8. Rennedy. Thomas
Gordon, Fred C. Rockwell'. James E.
Gibson, William M. Scott. George B
Garllck. Charles E. Stout. Earl
Gorrie, Thomas Shotin. Eskle
Goodman, Roy Scott, Arthur A.
Gossman. A. D. Smith, Herbert W.
Gibbs, Lyle L. Stockman, Arthur W.
Gibson, Glenn D. Tufford. Norman E.
Hayes. B. J. Thorn. Ernst P.
Ha (Tender, Francis B. Tebault. Alfred G.
Howatson, Vibert J. Thompson. Harvey M.
Hurst; Roy E. Warren. Leonard O.
Holden, Edward L. Wands, James II.
Hayes, John W. Woods, John
Handt. Ernest C. Wilkle. Edmond A.
Howard, Barnett H. Wynn, Hugh
Hoard, Horace A. Wyatt, Homer G.
Hougham. Waldo A. Wright. Leonard P
Johnson, Ernest R. Wise, Wesley B.
Johnson, Frederick C. Williams. Lloyd A.
Jackson, William D. Young, Floyd R.
Johnson, Joseph E. Wolff, Ben H.
Kelley, Willis J. Wilson, Lewis M.
Kryer, Charles A. Vosberg. Charles W
Llghtner, Charles W. Williamson. Robert M,
Larrabee, Ayers H. Zwald. Simon
Troop A, Cavalry, Portland.
First Lieutenant, Cicero F. Hogan, com
manding troop.
Second Lieutenant, Joseph M. Wackrow.
Adams, John C. Knight, Roland R.
Allen. Gilbert W. Krieve, Arthur
Anderson, John H. Ihwaldt, Arthur J.
Bayley, Charles E. . Lent, Henry A.
Bowlby, Stanley Looney, Orville S.
Broomhall, Walter L. Love, Russell E.
Buckman. Elmer J. Maguire. Thomas H.
Cabell, Rudolph W. Marlon. Edwin E.
Clark. Rankin W. Meach, Clyde L.
Clarke. Hyde Meade, Roland
Cooke. Herbert A. Merrifield. Ralph E.
Cooke, James F. Mei-rlll, Edwin R.
Darcy, Lynn J. Minor, Harold T.
Dickenson, Paul R. Herman, Molzan
Dillon. John T. Monroe. Harry n.
Doolittle, Harry W. Myrs, Le Roy N.
Durant, George S. O'Brien, Alfred J.
Falling, Frederick E. Olson. Reuben 8
Flack. Oscar W. O'Malley, Earl J.
Franke. William K. Penman. Percy E.
Frazee, Theodore Renton, Robert W.
French, Thomas H. Riley, Harold S.
Gerber Albion T. Stone, Alfred L.
Geren, Walter F. Stone, Edward W.
Gillette. Preston Sapp, Leo
Gjidsted. Charles E. Sohroeder, John G.
Goldstein, Larnett H. Scholenberg. Wells A,
Gore. George A. Singletary, Wm. R.
Graham, Leater P. Sloan. Roy H.
Greene. Arthur A. Spooner, Langdon
Grief. Charles A. Tibbals, Mirton L.
Grief. John M. Venable. Virgil L.
Halght, Sherman O. Vineyard. Richard R.
Harvey, H. C. Wagner, BurrC.
Hlnton, Richard B. Walker. Oliver G
Hobbs, Lawrence W. Wallsteed, George T.
Hosner, Archie N. Wfst, Frank J.
Ireland. Cecil C. Wright, Harold L.
Kane, Anthony W. Wurfel. Georse J
Kiff, Harold B.
Machine Gun Company, Portland.
Captaln, Frank P. Tebbetts.
Adklns. William E. Phillips. Edward ,
Doyle, James D. Schln. Frank J.
Goertx. John J. Schln, John G.
Goertz, Oscar Schur. Joseph V.
Klein, William B. Simmons, Ernest S. Jr.
LoRee, Howard K. Simmons, Frank B., Jr
Malloy. William A. Smith. Wilfred F.
McCrary. Robert W. Swindler. Benlamln B.
Miller, Conrad Whyte, Root M.
Hospital Corps. Third Infantry, Portland.
Major, Marius B. Marcellus, medical corps.
First Lieutenant, Varillas C. Blrney, Jr.,
medical corpn.
First Lieutenant, Edward H. McLean, med
leal corps.
Anderson, Lucien F. Miller, Dwlght F.
Bailey, Guy G. Oatman. Harry B.
Bracher, Andreas B. Olson. George C.
Gustafason, Reginald APeterson, Herbert
Hargreaves. Alfred S. Powers. Frank R.
Hobs, Fred F. Stratton. Leonard
Hubach. Fred Sword, Charles W.
Land. Will H. Warner, Douglas H.
Band and on-CommIioned Staff, Third
Regiment, Portland.
Anderson, William M. Jessup. Julius A.
Bagnall, Wayde R-, Jones. Raymond W.
Company C Knoufr. W. E.
BTampled, Howard Lewis, Crelghton W.
Clifford, Samuel J. Lewis. B-rt E.. Com-
Cereghins. Stephen N. pany D
Chuck. Walter K. Lucas. Frank
Cunningham, Robert, May, Chester F.
Company C McFadden. Riley
Doty. Walter A. McCall, Frank J., Com-
Dlx. Alson A Com- pany D
pany C Miller, Albert J.
Falls, Herbert C. MrEwan, Tyrus A.,
Feese, Harold Company A
Flanigan, Earl, Com- Morrow, Thornton Q.
pany E Mclvers. Will E.. Com.
Garrow, Joseph G. pany B
Gannopulos, Constan- Moulton. H. J.
tine D.. Company E Robins. Ernest A.
Goddard, Arthur V., Ritchey. Harry, Corn-
Company D pany F
Hartman, Earl Schelter. Percy L.
Harry. George T-. Com-Scott, Wiley B.
pany D Simmons, Eugene.
Hefferman. Harvey C. Sftton. Harry W.
HInes. Paul F., Com- Stremich. Louis I.
pany B Stoddard. Dayton W.
Hyde. Albert J. Verhagen. Marinus
Hoffman, Fred, Com- Way. Thomas C, Com
pany C pany F
Hotchkiss. Merle S. Weber. Byron S,
Janln, Louis A.
Supply Company, Portland.
Captain. Henry Horkenvos. Quartermaster.
Second Lieutenant. Dennis C. Plllsbury. Bat
talion Quartermaster and Commissary,
Second Battalion.
Second T-ieu tenant. Walter L. Spaulding,
Battalion Quartermaster and Commissary,
xnird Battalion.
Albrecht, A. C. T. Hoffman. G. M.
Alderson, W. C. Holden. J. W.
Allen, C. J. Jfnen, J. E.
Anderson, H. N. Korell. W. H.
Bibee, C. G. Maneold. F. E.
Brown, Francis McD. Manson. 1. J.
Butterfield. A. E May, E. D.
Closterman. A. McGregor. W. H.
Combs. E. B. Moore. I. H.
Cook. Elpheus R. A. Morrlss. Herman E
Day. O. N. Nelson. H.
Dolph. P. L. Walrod. E. R.
Gibson. Robert Ward. R. B.
Greer, T. V. Waugh, C. L. A.
Halght. S. O. Weston, E. K.
Hendrlckson. W. A. Wiegand, F. L.
RAIN SPOILS TOTS' PARADE
Piedmont Children Are to Have
Celebration Tonight Instead.
Piedmont youngsters were disap
pointed yesterday when the sun hid and
spoiled their parade. The event wil
occur tonight instead.
Approximately 75 children, with
flower-decked miniature vehicle and a
few pets with novel decorations, will
be in the parade which will begrin at
Rodney avenue and Highland street.
go east on Jessup to Mallory avenue,
north on Mallory to Highland, west on
Highland to Cleveland, soulh on Cleve
land to Jarrett.
At the end of the parade the children
will assemble and have an ice cream
Harbison, John W.
Holman, John W.
JefTery. Walter R.
Kellogg, Herbert R.
Kennon, Roy
Kraemer, John
Krtbs. David L.
Krebs, John S.
Krise, Walter
Lee, Archie
Lee, Glenn E.
Lewis. George A.
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FOURTH PLANS DUBIOUS
l'ESTIO."V BOTHERING COMMITTEE
IS AVAIL ABILITY OF GUARDSMEN.
Meeting "Will Be Held at Press Club
Today, and Arrangements for
Fireworks Go Abend.
Just what the mobilization of the
Oregon National Guard will do to the
plans for a big old-time Fourth of July
celebration In Portland will be consid
ered at a meeting this afternoon of
the general arrangements committee.
Tho meeting will be held at 5 e'clock
ai the Portland Press Club.
The National Guard has been counted
upon as the big feature of the celebra
tion, the Guardsmen being scheduled
for the military parade and for a big
military tournament at Multnomah
Field. Whether or not the Guard might
be counted upon if it is mobilized at
Clackamas is a question which will be
taken up this morning with Adjutant
General White.
Reports from sub-commlttee are to
the effect that arrangements for the
programme and for the finances are
progressing satisfactorily. Reports
from all sub-committees will be heard
at today's meeting.
Headquarters for the committee were
established yesterday at the Press
Club, with Joseph M. Rieg in charge.
All business will be handled from there
from now on.
A. committee appointed recently to
provide a fireworks programme has laid
plans for a big river display in the
form of a naval battle. It is planned
to build a warship and float it into the
harbor as a target for the guns of the
cruiser Boston. It is fanned also to
have a German taube fly over the ship
and drop bombs. When the boat has
been blown up it will tak lire and the
flreboats will get into action.
Henry B. Van Dusen, of the Inman
Poulsen Lumber Company, has called a
meeting of managers of lumber com
panies in an effort to obtain contribu
tions of the lumber needed to build the
ship.
SUICIDE ENDS MELANCHOLY
Young Man Shoots Self While III at
Blother's Home.
William Frienwald, aged 23. con
cluded a case of acute melancholia, by
suicide at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Augusta Kirby, 132 Sumner street,
yesterday forenoon at 10:25. He shot
himself with a high-power rifle.
The report of the rifle was heard by
his mother, who hastened to her sons
room. She found his body, fully
dressed, stretched upon the floor.
Deputy Coroner Smith investigated and
conveyed the body to the public
morgue.
The young man had been engaged In
broom manufacturing at Tacoma.
Wash., where be was partner in a
factory. Several weeks ago he mani
fested signs of a nervous breakdown
and his partner wrote to the mother,
in this city, recommending that her son
return home for a. rest. He had been
here two weeks.
SCHOLARSHIP IS AWARDED
Paul E. Ililletcr Is Selected by AI
bee Fund Trustees.
Paul E. Billeter, of S9i East Tenth
street. Is to get the George Albee
scholarship for the coming semester of
either the Oregon Agricultural College
or the University of Oregon. He was
selected yesterday by the trustees of
the George Albea fund.
The fund was established by Mayor
Albee from savings of his son, George
Albee. who died while . student at Jef
ferscjj llfgh School. The Mayor put the
I jum wi mi u u n '
A Delightful Little Home Which Is Suggested
for This Particular
House and
?E believe we are absolutely justified in claiming that nowhere
t iusjjcuvc iiuuic-uuvcr secure sucn aavantages as you can nere.
Let's go over a few vital points, that you may realize why we urge that "If
you are going to buy a home, you should by all means see us."
Where else can you select from scores of plans expressly designed for
special lots by leading architects?
Where else can you choose your home site from such a varied list of
properties and from the owners?
Where else can you obtain such a
sucn a long period ana at t per
the Ladd Thrift Pla:
nd at
The composite answer to these questions is the answer ' y
why you should buy your home from us. MAIL
TO
This Home Under the Ladd Thrift Plan
the lot and home com d let e with hardwood floors md stiirt firenl-
tathroom, modern plumbing, high-class finish and construction. Well balanced ar-
tangement for small family. Light and airy. Come to
end floor plans. .
that when you determine how much
monthly payments will amount to about $40.00 a month, including interest,
and possibly less and YOU WILL OWN YOUR HOME. f
Don't hesitate longer. Send in this coupon at once.
are interested.
SELLING RCPRESENTATrveS
F. C.Clarh & Co.
Concord Bid S 2" S Stark
savings into a scholarship fund to send
deserving JefferBon High School stu
dents to college each year. During the
last semester Elsworth Ricketts had
the scholarship, and attended Oregon
Agricultural College. The scholarship
is for choice of the two state institu
tions. BOULEVARD TO BE FIXED
City Ready to Take Over Willam
ette Drive.
Formal proceedings for the taking
over as a city street of Willamette
boulevard between Ida street and Rich
mond street will be started by the
City Council tomorrow. The city re
cently asked the Board of County Com
missioners to relinquish the county's
rights to the road and this has been
done.
The boulevard is all within the city
but part of It has never been taken
over as a city street. As soon as It
is taken over the city will assume the
maintenance. Some repairs are neces-
"They're
Hear this new record (Columbia Iso. A 15 65) on
sale at Reed-French Piano JSdfg. Co.. 1 0 th and S tark
Now that school is out, give the children that piano you have promised
them. Here are eighteen real opportunities slightly used, but all like new :
Bush & Lane, Mahogany case.
Willard, Walnut case
H. P. Nelson :
Steinway, Ebonized case N
88-Note Player Pianos:
Armstrong, Mahogany case New $ 550.00
Lagonda, Oak case New $ 500.00
Holmes & Son, Mahogany case.. New $ 650.00
Starck, Oak case New $1000.00
Easy terms on any of them two and one-half years in which to pay.
Reduced Terms on Columbia Graphophones.
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Site Lot 20,
Lot, $3,820
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ARSON VERDICT FOUNO
JIRY TAKES O-VE HOI R SO MIMTES
TO COSVICT C. M'DAiIEl.S.
Accomplices Testify Against Man
Broasrht In by I'nloa Leaders In
Sbtnsle Mill Strike.
Charles McDaniels, who confessed on
the witness stand to coming to Tort
land In 1915 at the instance of labor
leaders to "unionize" iho University
shingle mill of the L. B. Menefee Lum
ber Con'iany. was found guilty of an
attempt to commit arson by a Jury In
the court of Circuit Judge McGinn
yesterday. Sentence will be pronounced
In a few days.
Hugh Priest and Thomas Patterson,
now serving a penitentiary sentence
for arson, were brought from Salem to
testify ssraini-t McDantel. who ad-
on Their Way
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Edison Diamond Disc Agency
Tenth and Stark Sts.
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Block 73
in the city can
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Ladd Thrift PUn as it applies to
the property I have checked below.
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mltte bringing the two men from Port
Angeles, Wash.
The prosecution, handled by Deputy
District Attorneys Collier and Hindman.
contend that Priest and Patterson may
have done the actual firing of the mill
by the use of phosphorus, but that
McDaniels superintended the job and
tried to sav i himself by "double-crossing"
his partners at the eleventh hour
by giving Information against them to
the foreman of the mill. H. J. Poltras,
The defense was that McDaniels re
fused to take part in the plan of labor
leaders when arson was hinted and
wai ned the mill foreman. As a wit
ness. McDaniels implicated J. G. Brown,
of Seattle, president of the Shingle
Weavers' Union, and C. J. Folsom, labor
orgauizer of Seattle, in the alleged at
tempt to compel the mill to employ
more union men.
The Jury went out at noon yesterday
and returned with its verdict at the
end ot" one hour and 50 minutes.
Firing a building by daylight is a pa
rolable crime, and Judge McGinn has
taken under consideration the advisa
bilitv of extending a parole to Mc-Daniels.
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