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I THE MOKMXG OREGOXIAV WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, . 1917. 1904 SELECTED FOR OFFICERS' TRAINING 3000 Other Applicants Proba bly Will Be Sent to New u. Camps Soon. MANY OREGONIANS CHOSEN Supplementary Iist of XatJonal Guardsmen Who Will Be Admit ted Will JBo Announced Soon. Several Keport for Duty. Continued From First Pajfe.) Jiuoy, Leonard M. Butte Falls, Or. -Rurprard, John Clark. Portland. JurRjifl. William Hormati, Portland. Jurlfigh. Sylvester H.. Salem. Hums. Benjamin K. .Seattle. 3iurnp, John Kichnrd. Portland. JUinii, Kobert C. Kupert, Ida. 3-Jurrts,. Paul F., Saiojn. Sutler, fienjnmin F.. Seattle, liynun, Allau A., Siilemv Or. . c. V CidwaTIader, Tmbert. Wenatehe, "Wash. Oinipheil, Lewis P., .Milwaukee, Or. CiiniPlI, Thomas A.. Han Francisco, C'.irlHiidr, Ciarno 13.. fc?eattli. Carr. (iHrdnpr W., See tr.ie. v C rroll. Philip K., Hood Kiver. Or. Carter, Walter'.. Portlajid. O-rter. Williimi H , BeiluiKham. Wash. C irtwrfirht. Knlph O., Republic. Wash. Casselberry, William J., Portland. Cay lor, Arthur, Portland. V?-ji1. Kirk P., U. b. Fureet Service, Port land. Cellars. Jamea "FT., Portland. Chamberlain, "Willard J.. Corvalll. Chaplin. Winthrop lJm, Walla Walla, Wash. Chapman, Charles S., Portland. Chapman, John C, Corvallis, Or. Charlton, Howard C Portland, Chntterton, C. C Portlaoid. Chen die, K. K., J:, Lewi?town, Mont. CheUiK, Lawrence True. Corvallia, Or. Chernis Joseph, Portland. . Christian, Camillua, Seattle. .. Christen. Anker L., Lancaster, Wash. (Mark, Albert H., Fort Worden, Wash. CI. irk. Cedrie W., Corvallla. . Clark, Donald H., Seattle. Clark. Jamen Holhert, Coi-valUa. Cl'irke, William V., Oorvallls. C'aussey, Walter C, Portland. Clayton, Koaeoe C, Vancouver Barracks, Cle-irwnter. Claud L., Coulee City, Wash. Clifford, Karl V., Tacoma. Clifford. Hallett C, Albany, Or. Cloutfh. Huron W., Canyonville, Or. Co.mran. Lloyd T., Seattle. Codflina". ieorge A., Medford, Or. Coii't'V, Roval Bnzpman. ! Coffin, li)bert ti., Portland. ' Conn, David If., Spokane. . Cuhu, KuRi-ne 11., Spokane. ' CoIm, Edwin L., Butte. Co Hins, Thomas B., Portland. Cilon, John H., Portland. Col vin, James V., Seattle. Coman, Daniel J., Portland. Combe, J. Biddl Portland. Connor, Albert H.. Sand Point, Idaho. Conway, V., Portland. Conway, Kmll N.. Portland. Cook. Floyd J., Portland. !ool(. Horace L.. Seattle. Cookingham, Holt W., Portland. Cnoltdtfe. Horace K.. La Grande, Or. Cooper. Albert K., Porttnnd. Cooper, Jamt s -iordon. Raymond, "Wash, Cooper. James S., Jr., Salem, vfoovert, Dean J., Portland. Conlen, Donald Ci., Spokane. Corbett. Hamilton K., Portland. Corbett, Jac k M., Spokpne. Cornell, Leonard IV I., Spokane. Coriiiek. Tullv It., Seattle. Coaifriff. Robert J., Portland. Cou-h. Rav M., Eugene. Cours. Bert B Portland. Coyle. William .T.. Seattle. Cox, Maleolin. Camas, Wash. Civimei. Kdwin F., Seattle. Cramer. Theodore P-.. Jr.. Corvallla, Crane, Fred H-. Jr.. Portland. Crawford. Harry W. Milwaukie. Or. Crawford. James W., Corvallis, Or. Crocker, Porter H , CoJfpx, Wash. Croonquist, Arvid P., Pullman, Wash. Crosby, Lawrence K., Spokane. Crowe. John T MistrOuln. Crux a 11. Mark V., St. Anthony, Idaho. Cu'idv. Harold J., Pullman. Catler. Warland a.. Walla Walla Is. Ti.-idson, Frank C, Rnlse. rfivldson. Joseph H., Port Townsend. Davis. eorce H., Portland. t Day, Oav alii N.. Portland, hay, Robin D.. Salem. Derin, Prentiss C. Portland, Deaient, Frank S.. Walla Walla. Da Mere, Rudolph J., sergeant, McMillan, Watdi. Dejw, Frank Healey, Monroe, Or. l)c Voe. Donald R., Seattle. Iilts, Everett F., corporal. Fort Worden, WhsIi. 1 D.icl. "William Bertram. Coeur d'Alene. liik. Joponh C. Portland. Dirks. John T-. Boise. Dirney, Corporal Iienjamin F., Fort -Worden. Dodire. Ira -T.. Medford. Or. D.inwnrth. Charles T.. Seattle, Dotv, Paul P.. Corvallis. D ty. W alter I,.. Seattle. ouslas. Malcolm. Seattle. . D raves. Carl C., Seattle. Dudley, Clpfin C. Kuffone. Dumctt, Ray K.. Seattle k - . . Duncan, Robert P., Salem. l' Dunsran, Harvey Q., Portland. Dunlap. William c;.. Portland. Dunn, Fdward P.. Bull Run. Or. Dunn. Robert L.. Seattle. Dunson. B., St. Maries, Idaho, Du Kette. Cecil A., Corvnllis. . , Dysai t, Lyford B-., Seattle. K. - K.t-rhrook. Arthur X. K., Seattle. F.Mfrlepon. James M., Seattle. K.ldv. William C. Pullman. Wash. Kdward, Jonathan Y Walla Walla Kdwardtf, William C Seattle. Kismami. Henry C. Clrants Pass, Or. - Klkm-i, Harry A.. Thnnon. Or. - . Kiliott. John J.. KiiRpne, Or. Kills. Lester M., Astoria. Or. - Klton, Reuel W.. Spokane. Klv. Fred B., Vancouver, I?. . Kmbres. Felix V.. Seattle. ' . ."Rinniett. Milton W.. Moscow, Idaho. V:rb. Fred C. bfTtistnn. , ' Rvans, Dewitt Taf-nma., KvaiiR, Thomas P.. Seattle. . Kverly, Konuld E.. Mobcow. ' x F. Failing. John C. Portland. Fa Ire hi Id. Abiiah. Knlerprls, Or. Fairchild, Frederick 1.. Vancouver, B. C. Faubert, Kdward H- Seattle. ' ,Vertii?, Charles A., Corvallla. Fields, Charles C.. Spokane Fields, Russell B.. Salem. Fin lav. William T'.. Kozeman, Mont, Vtnne'v, 'harles Jr.. Tacoma. Fish. Arthur L.. I'orlland. Fisher. David M-. Seattle. Kisk. Pul O., Spokane. VWkcrt. Donald A.. Seattle. Improved No. 2 S- J. Morin s Patent Hammer and Lever Set Mftflw- of ,-Tool pftoel.. polished finish, weight J"4 pounds. Sea th. cut; im wd in diffT.-nt way. You can vkh the Angle Barn or th bare Hammer, One in a box. Pri-e 1.!I0. postpaid. t K. J. MORIX'S Intent. . - ,Thls Cut Shows How It Worlu. KAKKR :.M tiK For I'lllnir Ctohm-C ut Saw. k?a.- jit Ask Tour Hardware Man to Shovv You i heiie 1 ools. Xo. 1 C.inKs faced. JM prepaid. No. fi Tempered tool steel fa.ee, no glass. tl.20 postj.Hld, Buy from Jlrinlwam IcRtr or di. rect bv mail, f rorn S. .1. MOKIX Mfg. Co., HO 2 Xifth Ave. o. Seattle, Waslu Fltzsrerald. Gerald. Vancouver, 'Wh. Ktanian. Archibald. Seattl.. Klegel. Karl :.. Salem. Or. Kleteher. Jame. I.. Salem. Kloer. hriKtian. Portland. Flood. 'William JI , Pwatello, Idaho. FoKarty, Harrv B., Portland. ForbiH. John K.. Jr.. Portland. FoKt.r. Albert D.. Baron, Or. Foster, Jonathan A. UouKlaa. Eupene.. Foster. Victor VV., l,ivinKton, Mout. F6uilhoux. J. Andre, Portland. Foulaton. Sydney L... Spokane. Fox, Roy C, Seattle. French. Irvine. Corvallis. Freydijr. Paul Corvallls. Fullerton, Charles B., Olympia. a. Oad.Ils. March Dee, Pullman. Wash. Gage. I.loyd Butte, Mont. Gantonbein. Calvin I"., Portland. 1 Garner. Alfred K-. St. Anthony, Idaho. Gault. Franrln, Klrkland, Walh. Geary, Rowland AW. KuKene, Geren, Walter F.. Portland. Glbba. Owar C. Lakeview-, Or. fiilbert, 1'urtin R.. Seattle, tiilbert, Plnkham. Salem. Gilkey. Jense S., Portland, (iillflril. Thomaa Walter. Portland. Gillette. Preaton W.. Portland. , Gise. Robert Z.. Portland. Glasa. Krni-Kt R., Bozeman. Gleason. Walter B.. Portland. Glass. Graham. Jr.. Portland, Glover. William H.. Superior, Mont. Goodale. Robert C. Seattle. Goods, lfenry W., Portland. Goodcll, liorham I... Portland. Gooden. Percy '.. Pullman. o.dfellow, Jamea B.. Seattle. Goodman. Keith L., Tacoma. tiordon. Waller M., Bremerton. Gordon. William H.. Corvallla. Gowan, Lsnr-fl K.. Seattle. GrfRB. GeorKe M.. Monroe. Graham, Ix.nald M-. Portland. ' Graham. Jamea W-. North Bend. Or. Graham. William Rlwood, Portland, tirant. flay C.. Skamokawa. Wash. Grant. Karle Fllason. Portland. a Grant, Klchard H., Portland. , 5 Grant, Thomas S.." Seattle. Gray, Spencer. Seattle. " Griffith. Georte P.. Jefferson, Or. J ;rondahl. Fleurd, Portland. r GuuJeraon, Leroy A.. Pullman. , H. TTaas, Harold M., Spokane. Haberly, I.loyd, Portland. Jlaicht. Gilbert F Seattle. IlaiRht. James A.. Jr.. Seattle. Hall. Walter S., Malad. Idaho. Ham, Iavkt H-. Spokane. Hammond. Edmund P.. Portland. Hammond, Joseph W.. Portland. Hanson, Ola. Ilwaco. Wash. Harber, Corporal Alviu A.. Fort Worden, Wash. Harbert. Richard W.. Salem. Hardlns, I.loyd O.. Oretron City. Harklns, Karl, Elma. Wash. Harris. Clifford O., Portland. Hanson. Nelson T-, Seattle. ' . Hawkins, Martin W.. Portland. Hawloy. Bird N., Deer Island, Or. Hay. Kdward M.. Spokane. Hayes, J. Benjamin. Portland. , Hayes, John J., Corvallls. Haye. Willard LeRor, Astoria. Heath, Frank, Marshfield. Or. Helner, Ralph C. Spokane. Henkle. Henry Lynn, Raymond, Wash. Herrick, Barrett. Seattle. Herron. Mason C, Spokane. Hill, Lloyd G., Spokane. Hilton, Harold H.. Corvallla. Or. Hlnkle. Dake. Portland. Hiscox, Shepard, Portland. Hodges, Charles M.. Portland. Hoev, Bernard P., Spokane. Hoffman, Henry P., Spokan. Hoffman, J. P.. Tacoma. Hofstetter. Clarence F.. St. Maries, Idaho. Holbrook. Norman B.. Portland. Holden, Norman E-, Moscow. ' Holland, Leon D., Spokane. Hoover. Emory M Walla 'Walla. Hopkins, Allan C. Eugene. Hopkirk, Howard W.. Portland. Horton, Kdwin C Spokane. I ' House. Arthur E.. Portland. Housen. Willie W., Sergeant, Fert Wor den, Wash. Ives, ' Lawrence H., Ballard. J. Jenkins. Merle T.. Portland. John. Claude M., Portland. Johnson, Arnold E.. Portland. Johnson. - Louis M.. Corvallls. Or. Johnstone. Hamilton. Portland. Jollev. Lewis C. Bozeman. Jones, Ray S.. Bozeman. Jones, Klchard, Spokane. K. ' Kaempff. Charles A.. Spokane. Kain, Sidney C. Helena. Kaiser. Roland C, Llvlnsston. Kastner, George C, Seattle. Kastener. Louls R.. Seattle. Keck. Walter McH.. Portland. Kehoe. Joseph William, Portland. Keil. Carl H-. Corvallls. Kellv, R Lester. Snokane. Kellv. Richard P.. Tacoma. Kennedy. Merle E., Fort Worden. Kennen. Omer R.. Salem. Kent, Bryan H., Spokane. Kern. Max S.. Pendleton. Kent. Ttov W.. Portland. Kincald. Marvin B.. Portland. Kins;. Arthur J.. Portland. Kinnev. Clair A.. Seattle. Klepper, Milton R., Portland. KlinKel. Chester C. Portland. . Knluht, firaydon I... Spokane. Knight. Samuel P.. Aberdeen. Knowles. Deane H.. Portland. Koehn, Georse L.. Portland. Koetsier. John A.. Portland. Kohlhepp. Otto. Spokane. Kuykendall. Robert B., Eugene. I.amh. Joseph E. Portland. Lamping, Frederick F., Seattle. Lamport, Merrill S., Saleni. Lane. Ed'.vard E,. Eugene. Laribee, Charles Francis, Portland. Leavell. Leonard S., Corvallls, Or. I.ee, Arthur T., Walla Walla. Lee. Walter C. Walla Walla. Leaper. Robert !., Coeur d'Alene. LeKg. Emmett J., Seattle. Lehmann. Chester I... Spokane. Lillard. John, Bozeman. Livingstone. Colin, Portland. Llovd, F. Caverre. Walla Walla. Logs. Iavld Gladstone. Lyman. Longewav. Forrest H.. Missoula. Lorenz, .Harold A., Spokane, Loria, Lee J., Seattle. .Love. James W Butte. Lundberg. Car E.. Spokans. Lnch. John K., Spokane. Lutz. Ralph H Seattle-. La Course. Orln A., Salem. Lafferty, Abraham W., Portland. M. McAllister. Lee. Salem. Or. MeOaustleard. James G.p Spokane., McClevertv. Adelbert r . Seattle.. McCoy, Milton M.. Corporal. Fort Worden. McKwen. Claire F., Spoken.. McFarland. Victor F.. Portland. - McFee. Joel N'.. Seattle, Wash. - McOlnty, Frank R Portland. MGlrr. Horace r., Boise. MrGoldrick. Edward A., Spokane. Mcintosh. Henry J., Portland. McKay, William O.. Seattle. McNeil, John E., Ijwlsiown, Mont. McRae, Duncan W.. Tacoma. McVay. J. 1-4.. Astoria. MacVeagh. Roger, Portland. Madson. lver N., Albany. Maginnls, John S., Portland. Maloney, Carl M,, Wallace. Maloney. John c., Portland. Mangls. Frederick E-. Salem. Mangold. Pot C Pendleton. Mann. Laurence C, Portland. Matteson. Harrv A.. Sumner, Wasa. Maxey, Elmer H.. Seattle. Maxon. James Elmer, Portland. May. Clarence W.. Seattle. Mayer. Lloyd O., Portland. Melson. M-. Vernon. Eugene. Menafee, H. I-ee, Portland. Michael. Harold E.. Spokane. Miller. Elmer C, Spokane. Miller. Herbert A.. Portland. Miller. Horace Metcalfe, Portland. Miller. Paul W., Salem. Miller. Russell. Walla Walla. Milner. Laurence A., Portland. Mitchell. Everett C, Spokane. , Mitchell, Francis J., Portland. Mitchell, .Tames TV, Tacoma. Monroe. Harry H.. Portland. Montandon. Otoe F.. Portland. Moore, Frank M., Eugene. Moore. Raymond O.. Llngston. Moreland. William T.. Tacoma. Morgan, M. Evan. Seattle. Morris. Herman D., Portland. Morris. William II.. Jr.. Seattle. Morrow, Thornon Q.. Portland. Muckey, Melvln J., Pullman. Mulroy. James G., Seattle. " Murdock, Louis J., Salem. Murphy, Arthur A., Portland. Murray, Ernest K., Tacoma. X. Nadon. Royal A.. Salem. ' , Nelles. Roy. Seattle. Nelson. C Hugo. Aberdeen. Neuner. Frank J., Saiem. Newberv. Wilfred P.. Spokane. Noble. Elmer J. . Seattle. N orris, Jamea rt., Seattle. OlFen. Arthur 8., Portland. Omedorff, Clarence A.. Spokane. Qw.en, Jerrold. Portland. 1. Page, I.yle J., Salem. Page. Richard C Vancouver, B. C, Paruell, Charles W.. Portland. -Paronl. Anthony R., Corvallls, Parsons. John F.. Eugene. Parsons. Miller Vernon, Eugene. Partridge, Francis H., Tacoma. Patterson. Howard W.. Hand. Point, Idaho ratterson. Phillip W.. Portland. Patterson. William Glenn, Salem, Paul. William. Vancouver. Wash. Paxton. John K.. Walla Walla. Peach. T.d J.. Spokane. Pearce. Harry H-. Portland. Pearey. Frank. Portland. Pearson, A lexander.. Jr., Portland. Pearson, Wnl!ace E., Livingston, Parker. Walter IT,, Helena. J'ech. Arthur Keith, Marshfield. Peck. Clarence ft., Heattie. PwhVa. James E., Spokane. Phelps. Francis M., Portland. Phelpo. Sohynon A.. Walla Walla. Pierce. Willis F., Seattle. Pike. Itoscoe W Seattle. Piuer, K'igar E., I'tirtland. ... . ' I'latt. William B.. Sl'Okaoe. Polland. Samue K., Portland. Porter, Eric Lh.j, M.-Mlnliv Ills, Or. Potter, Collver T,, Portland, Potter. William J.. Pullman. Powell, Charles J.. Seattle. Pierce. Harry J.. Vancouver. "Wash. Prichard. George A. . Portland. Prim, Charles W., Eugene. Pyle, Edward G., Spokane. Quiett, Glenn C, Portland. B. Ragland. Rene . Spokane. Itusch, Halvor H.. Portland. Read, Ralph F.. Portland. Ray. John E-, Pullman. Reed. Harry Green. Portland. Rice. Hubert M., Bozeman. Rich, Wilson A.. Seatle. Richardson, Charles, Jr.. Tacoma. Riggs. Carroll Goven. Centralis. Rltter. Herbert I... Spokane. Roberts. Caesar R., Seattle. ltobcraon. Edgar J.. Portland. Roberts, Cllve E.. Colfax. Roberts, Raliih VV.. Spokane. Robertson. Edward W.. Spokane. Robinson. James K.. Portland. Rogers. James Barrle. Jr.. Portland. Rogers. Ralph W.. Spokane. Rolling. Albert. Portland. Roone. Edwin M., Bozenian. Ross. Charles M.. Portranrt. Ross. Leslie N.. Portland. Rowan. John V.. Vancouver Barracks, v. n. Rowe. Leo R.. SeaUle. Rowland, Raymond IT.. Astoria Russell, Allen II., Portland. Russell, Eugene H Spokane. Russell, Harrv W., Missoula. Russell, Lawrence G.. Corvallls. SaMn, Robert L.. Jr.. Portland. Sadler. George Marsh, Tacoma. Samnions. Kdward U., Portlands Sam in H. Virgil W., Pocatello. Saunders, Kdward R.. Ilwaco. Schenok. Alexander T.. Seattle. Schneider, Oaniel r., Tacoma. Schofleld. William It.. Moscow. Hcott. John A.. Portland. Seoseal, Howard J., Spokane. Sefrlt, Charles L.. Belllngham. Selph, R. C. t'orvallts. Sessions. Gilpin S.. Bozeman. Sever. Frank S.. l'ortland. Shawyer. John F... Walla Walla. Slddall, Fram la Walter, Tacoma. Silver. Max A.. Seattle. Simpson. Arthur II., Walla Walla. Simpson. Stewart L., Seattle,' Sinton, William E.. Astoria. Slade. Allan T., l'ortland. Slater, ;ien J.. Seattle. Sloan. Iavla H., Centralla. Smith. E. Cyril. Wenatchee, Wash. Smith, Joseph II.. Portland. Smith, I .el and I... Portland. Smith, Percy M.. Seattle. Smith. Spencer J.. Bozeman. Somers. George B., Corvallls. Sodding. Donald P., Corvallls. Sparks, Iron D.. Ellensburg. Spellman. sterling 'B-. Eugene. Spooner. Lloyd S., l'ortland. Staatz. Stanley W.. Seattle. Standifer. Thomas V., Portland. Starr, Truman A., Seattle. Ftemmer, August. Walla Walla. Stephens, James T., Seattle. Stewart, Jefferson M., Portland. - Stmipson, Arthur J.. Portland. Stipe. Chester R., Portland. Stoddard, Clarence L., Eugene. Stoddard, Dayton W., Portland. Stoughton. Thomas D., Portland. Strout, Edwin A., Jr., Seattle. Summers. Owen. Jr., Portland. tSwale, Thomaa N., Everett. T. Tappan, Howard T., Spokane. Tatsch, Clarence O.. Spokane. Taylor. Herbert H.. Vanacouvcr. Wash. Taylor. Lyle C Iewiston. Taylor, Maynard L., Seattle. Taylor, Thomas F.. Lcwiston.Mont. Terry, Roy Keats, Portland, Theis, Roscoe C, Spokane. Thomas. Harry H.. Seattle. Thompson, Oscar. Tacoma. Thompson. Richard E., Seattle. Thomson. George C. Coeur d'Alene. Ticer. Glenn H.. Portland Torrance. Earl R.. Missoula. Towaon, Charles E.. Spokane. Towaon, Ira G.. Spokane. Travis. Harry F.. Portland. Tucker. Robert H. A., Portland. Tuesley, Walter H.. Seattle, Tupper. Orval W.. Spokane. Turtledove. N. Davis, Portland. Twltchcll. Dalbert K., Spokane. V. Upper, Barrington M., East Seattle. V. Van Every. Henryq K.. Portland. Varnum, John P., Portland. Vest. William Cole. Tacoma. Vineyard. Richard R.. Portland. Vinler. Charles C. Pendleton. Young. O. ).. Jr.. Coeur d'Alene. Young, U. S., Spokane. w. Wade, Don T.. Lewiston, Mont. Walte. John TX. Lewiston. Mont. Walker, Harold N.. Spokane. Walker. John P.. Bozetnan, Ward, Homer W.. Cenlralia. Ware. Ralph L.. Spokane. AVare. Thomas G.. Spokane. Warnock, Frank E-, Corvallls. Wascher. Frank E,. Corvallls. Watkins. Earl F.. Spokane. Watroua. John H-. Seattle. tVataon, Joseph T.. Seattle. V attelct. Leonard A.. Seattle. Weeks. Harold M.. Portland. Weller. Theodore W.. Portland. Wells. Ernest F.. Seattle. Wells. Ofccar S., l'ortland. Wcsvott, Percy E., Portland, Wessels. Theodore F., Spokane. West, James. Portland. ' West. James E.. Iwiston, Idaho. - Wheat. Murray C Astoria. Wheeler, Henry O., Seattle. White, George M., l'ortland. Whitney, Carrey J., Seattle. AVllcox, John, Spokane. Wilbur. 'Brayton, Seattle. Wllkeson. Samuel. R.. Tacoma. Willard. Dudley W.. Seattle. Willey. Earl C. Corvallls. Williams. Benjamin H. W.. Eugene. Williams. Simon P., Lewislon. Mont. Williams. William C. Seattle. Wilson, Arthur. Fort Worden. Wilson. John C Spokane. Wilt. Clarence F., Tacoma. Wlnslow, Kenelm.Ur.. Seattle. Worsham. Elijah William, Seattle. Wright. Robert ".. Seattle. - Wygant. Robert C. Salem. r Wyld. Ernest Alfred, Portland. Watsek, Aubrey R.r Portland. ESGINEERS ARE KNOWS HERE JLIeutcnant-Coloncl McKinstry Dls- 9 trict Engineer for Harbor Work Lieutenant-Colonel McKinstry was on duty at Portland from January B, 1914 to July 31, 1915. being? district engineer in charge of the Second l'ortland Dis trict as well as division engineer in chare;, of the Oregon and Washington projects. From Portland he was ordered to New York. City. Durlne his period of duty here Colo nel McKinstry made numerous friends and his co-operation with commercial interests in channel improvement mat ters was appreciated by shipping- men. He was relieved by Lieutenant-Colonel Potter and later Colonel Potter assumed the responsibilities of division engineer, the First District being" turned over to Major Henry C. SJewett, now In charge. Colonel Lansjfitt was among the best known officers of the Corps of Engl neers, U. S. A., to serve Portland, he having been in the district sevoral years and was ordered Kast about 10 years ago. Lieutenant Cress graduated irom West Point in 1914 and was stationed at Vancouver Barracks for a time. Ijv Grande Alan Goes to Train. LA GRANDE; Or., May 8. (Special.) Attorney Andrew R. Marker left to night for San Francisco as a reserve officer student with perhaps the mos unique record of any man there. Eager to take the examinations, but hand! capped with hernia, he underwent n operation to remedy the trouble, and now, less than two weeks since ne let the hospital, he Is en route to the Presidio. AMERICAN SHIPS TO SEE ACTIVITY Naval Co-operation Expected by Allies' Is of Utmost Im portance to All. DESTROYERS VITAL NEED Blockade Question One. of Serious Moment to Allied Governments. Denmark, Sweden and Holland to Get Word From 17. S. Pacific Deputy Prosecutor Called SOUTH BKND, Wash., May 8. (Spe- eial.) C. Dolph Burnett. Deputy Prose cutlng Attorney of Taclflc County and formerly of North' Yakima, left today for the Presidio, Fenton Bmith, Jr., Professor Leforest McCroskey, City 6u perlntendent of Schools, and others expect lo be called this week. 9 00 Employes eGt More Pay, ' BKND, Or., May 8. (Special.) Th 8hevlln-Mlxon Company, aa well as th Brooks-Scanlon Company, luive raise the wages of all employes, effectiv May 1. The increase is the csame wit both companies, 25 cents per day Nearly 900 employes of the eihevli Company are affected by the rise. Other Women Cause Divorce Suit OREGON" CITY, Or., May 8. CSpe clal.) On the grounds that her hus band had long associated with disre ptitable women and lind on one occa sion even been arrested as a whi slaver, Mrs, Kate McHinton today fill stilt in the state court against William McHinton, - BT JOHN CALLAN O'LATJG HLTN. WASHINGTON. May R. (Special.) It is now possible for The Oregonlan to reveal the precise methods of naval co-operation expected from the United States by the antes. They follow: First Employment of cruisers to chase and destroy German raiders which may slip through tho lines of the British blockade. Second Complete control of all ex ports to neutral countries contiguous Germany, thereby increasing the ef fectiveness of the allied blockade. Third Dispatch to the North Sea ofi estroyers, ocean-going tugrs, yachts nd submarine chasers to guard all xlts from German harbor. Fourth Maintenance of a patrol of estroyers and other small craft to uard commerce lanes leading, to and rom American ports. New Craft Work to Be Rushed. Fifth Speedy construction of new cargo tonnage. Jf the United States follows the plans presented by the British and rench naval experts, as is highly probable. It will take over the duty of strolling the Western Atlantic, both below and above the equator. This work will be performed by fast cruisers, which will watch for com merce raiders and co-operate wltli British and French men-of-war In res tating exports from all neutrals to he Scandinavian countries and Hol land. So far as the commerce raiders are concerned, they cannot . render any service having a military bearing upon the results of the war. But It is im portant to prevent supplies of any kind and in any quantities reaching Ger many or. the countries fighting with her. Blockade Question Serious. The blockade question is one of se rious moment to the allied govern ments. It is Known tut large quan- ities of food and raw jnaterials have een passing through bcanainavia ana Holland since the beginning of the war. has been done in this fashion: Denmark. Sweden or Holland will sell, say, a thousand barrels of flour o Germany. Then the selling nation will make application to the British authorities for permission to receive a imilar quantity on the ground that It is absolutely required for the need of its own population. The British ecently adopted the attitude that they will not grant passage to any sup plies required to replace Bales to Ger many. - Congress will enact, In a few days, bill authorizing the President to im pose an embargo on the exportation oi ,ny articles whlcn ne consiaers neces ary for the use of the United States. Neutrals Fear Measure. The European neutral have mani fested a great deal of concern over this measure, fearing Its effect upon heir own Importations from tnis country: If those neutrals win bie assurances that there is no intention to permit the use of the materials tur ntshed. either directly or indirectly. for the benefit of Germany, no inter ference with their IrsDe wm oe maoe. if r.n the other nana, tney enouia directlv or indirectly assist Germany to evade "the blackade. the President will Issue a proclamation under which tney will be unable to secure supplies Irom this country. In the British ana rrencn view are two ways to ineev ....... menace. First, by preventing the sub marines from emerging from their home ports and by close om"'"'"-" of the zones within ' which the sub marines operate, and,, second, by tne rapid construction of vessels to carry t n iirnDC. t i citiah nrt f rencn navies J: " built hundreds of submarines ana suo .oarioo ihasers and also have armed .A-,.Ka ntrrten I-;ariV in me " 11 1 l 1 1 . 1 1 iiit,. ....... ... - . , . , - i ; tj were s rm en wim un Dounders. This neceasiiaveu. - guns of like caliber on English ana Vreoeh merchantmen. The effective- of the submarines ihcij Impaired, so the Germans lnstauea -inch guns on the U-boats. The British n,.H. T.-ren.-h followed SUll Willi c,. . trt the. arm ng Of.tneir ihbumuu"--" Thus the submarines again to extent have been checked. nw e lilt l-Bost Menace. It is pointed 6ut by the British and t.-...!, vnpi-ts that if an tne mer chantmen are heavily armed and If the looliidlnsr the United States, shall i t i -n m. larire number stroyers and submarine chasers, the .rfi...n., of the t'-ooais win ilo-l materia 11 V. ThBV Will oe compelled to keep under water, which means that tney win oe lojm i -thetr torpedoes, and Germany cann rtrxrA to waste anv of these missiles. Ae-.iin it is pointed out mat tne U-boats must emerge lor tne purpose ui ...tii9)i.n nnri tr. recharge ineir oi- t.riu When they are on the surface la a r-hanre. of course, to get ih.m if conditions permit a u-uu i to itiA its guns or bombs it can sink from 20 to B0 merchantmen before re- tnrnln? to Its base. 11 carries omj eight torpedoes and it Is estimated not more than six of tnese nit ineir im-i The nlace where the American ae- stroyers and submarine tnmn mni effectively against submarines Is before the ports whence the eneniv craft emerge ana tnose ports ,..i,i.k a-. th Henttnntton of the ves sels carrying supplies to finjiana nu to France.' 4ld-oceai Bad tor Submarine, The submarine "cannot operate ef fectively In mid-ocean. It Is necessary for them, to get the beet results, to lie In as close proximity to enemy ports aa possible. Therefore. It is argued, the United States- should send as many of Its war vessels as possible to Europe to aid In the hunt for underwater boats. Of course, a sufficient number must be kept at home to guard our own ports, since It is tiulte possible that as time goes on Germany will dispatch subma rines to this side to sink merchantmen as they leave American waters, t There Is no question- the British and French are in grave need of ships. The submarines have been taking large toll, particularly of the British nierclwant marine, and It is lwt going too far to say the British authorities sr alarmed Bt the prospect that they will not be able to Insure the carriage of a suffi cient supply vf foodstuffs to feed their people. 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