10
DRAFT BOARDS ARE
FORGED TO VACATE
Congestion Causes Members
of Divisions Nos. 2 and 8 Jo
: Seek Larger Quarters?7
EXTRA CLERKS EMPLOYED
Amaxlng Amount of TTorlt Looms for
Blen Who Are Delegated. Impor
tant Task of Classifying
Each Registrant.
-' Serious congestion and confusion at
" the war registration office, maintained
- by the 10 exemption boards of the city
of Portland, in room 145 at the Court-
' bouse, yesterday caused two of th di
. vision boards to eek separate head--"
quarters.
The exemption board of division No.
B moved across the hall from the gen
X'cral office, taking- room No. 153, which
-Is that of the Oregon Humane Society.
'"The division No. 2 board located yes-
- terday in room 1605 Yeon buildingr.
Relief at the central headquarters
. from the congestion being- experienced
- there and quieter surroundings for con-el-deration
of the classification problems
-wert given by the withdrawing offl
" clals as reasons for their moves.
Though few of the exemption boards
re yet receiving answered question-
naires at a rate as great as 26 or 80
. per cent of the daily mailings, the bur-
den of work involved is making itself
.' felt. Extra clerks are being put to
1 work by all the boards except two or
three having small lists of registrants.
. A call was also Issued yesterday for
- volunteer- helpers to wbrk with the
'. board members in attending to wants
of the constant stream of registrants
r who appear at the registration counter.
Board Member Swamped.
The boards had originally thought
" they might have all the clerical work
.performed by a single clerk and until
the last two days had attempted this
economy. By yesterday, however,
- fully half the boards had an additional
clerk on the Job. The general regis-
tration law provisions permit employ-
- Bent of an extra clerk for each 1500
" registrants listed, or for a fraction of
this number greater than 700.
' During the earlier days the exemp
l tion committeemen themselves had
time to give much assistance with the
clerical work. Now these men face a
real task of their own. It is that of
' making the actual classification of the
registrants as they return the filled
; questionnaires.
Few registrants are cognizant of the
fact that within four days from the
.'tlme heir answered questionnaire ar-
rives in the registration headquarters
their respective board is supposed to
- mail to them a notice showing to what
class they have been assigned. This
is the task, now looming to colossal
size in minds of the exemption board
members, which makes It imperative
- that the filled questionnaires be re
turned promptly.
"Just imagine our board devoting all
of five minutea to this, matter of 'life
and death to the registrant in passing
on his papers and f ixina; his classifica
tion," exclaimed one exemption board
chairman. "If we receive 150 answered
questionnaires in a day, as we eertaln-
ly will, we can accomplish our work by
- giving five minutes' time to each and
working 11 1-3 hours. Of course, it
- Is preposterous to think that we can
even carefully glance through the av
erage questionnaire In five minutes; so,
there you are." j
Documents Dae Mraday.
- On receiving notice giving his classi
Z. flcation. as fixed by his division board.
- the registrant has from four to seven
days in which he and his relatives or
employer, may perfect an appeal to the
Portland district draft board, of -which
Dan Malarkey is chairman. Four days
are allowed for the ordinary appeal and
even days are granted where employ
ers of men engaged in needful indus-
, trial or agricultural pursuits take up
the effort to win for their employe a
' deferred classification that may not
have been accorded him.
Monday is the last day for the return
of questionnaires mailed out a week
ago today. The day of mailing and the
Intervening Sundays are not counted In
the allowed seven days. The exemp
tlon board are looking for heavy re-
- turns of questionnaires today, while
the steady avalanche which must begin
. ava the seven-day period elapses will
' start Monday.
' cestlonnaire blanlra were mailed y
. tarda. y to these lists of reglstrantai
i - DM 1.
SI. fLaaaal AMmrr
headaoartan. Z22. 22a. StZ Faluns
ulidlns.)
, NlBoll, Georc Dw Jr.
Vetch, Nlckeiou
' - Takano. Eelchl
Peterson. Charles IB.
Ttorquist. Benrt A.
Hall. Clarence E.
. . Foley. J. D.
i , Vergaeghe. Kmile
Erickson. Affo
i - Ederer, Joseph
' - Pappas. Jamei
' " Kanakaris. Nick
""Tuttle. Wallace Q.
VamHllll, Louis
, Hurlburt. Ralph J.
- Putnam. Charles E.
- Dalida, Apolonio
Ito, Mitsuyoshi
' -Tsukumoto. Pokuhel
' " Morris. Ralph C.
, " Lansing. E. Y Jr.
, Davis, George W.
, - Kaso. John
. Nix. Donald W.
Kendall. Gur R
' Hansen. Oscar
Deverell. Harry
Keller, August C.
"Ptrlblg. Frank J.
Pelschel. Emrich
- - Rukes. Lawrence
- Greblo. Anton
i - For. JJoy Jum
1 Pace, John Scott
' Carlson. Einar
' .Harden, Raymond C.
Hogeli. Alfred S.
"McCartney. Cecil t.
Koldeke. Riiben S.
Lawrence, William 15.
t Cox. Harold W.
' - Tanen. Charlie V.
Anderson. Andy
- Cerneka, Jake
' Stephens. William A.
" Holland, Eugene W.
. Muster. John
Caldwell. Harry
Kcier. Mike
- Kunz. Horace W.
Pchwabuer. A.
Paulos. Gust
- Anderson. Herman
. Rollins. Grover
Smith. William P. -'
Lynch, James H.
" Haley. Daniel A.
' ' Lindblom. Carl
', . DeGroatWalter
. .. Dlmltry. Ftoian
Fransen. Edward P.
' Kaibe. Xorinhlgo
f alavarda. Tony
: Kckctt. Jarrett G.
" "Dopp. Harry Lester
, f;reegan. Jame
Crose. A. .1.
Kamijo. KuniA-irlil
Been, xiewara x.
Lux. L
DUla
Wilier, George H.
Conn. Edward E.
Ealto. George K,
Johnson. Claus E.
Miller. G. K. A.
Heizen. Jacob .
George. Steve
Seghers. Joseph P.
Baron, Frank K.
Piper. Edgar E.
Kelly, William W.
Berg. Jonathan E.
Harris. Ray O.
Weinstein. Alexander
La Fountain. G. F.
Krause. Albert L.
Glllem. Charles
Campbell. H. A.
Thim. G. M. O.
Byrne. William J.
shinyama. Koduchl
Wilmou Richard K.
Fajer. John
Keppinger. W. L.
Weinstein. Max
O'Brien. William J.
Hudson. Ray W.
Kelly. Mike E.
Nman. Harry B.
Lonnicki. Frank
Yamlbe. Seikichl
Smith. Fred G.
Raich. Bob
Ewing. Harry Dale
Wilson. Alfred
Kirkham. Xoble A.
Turner. Edward E.
Lamto, Sigurd
Okazaki. Shlgeo
Willis. Howard
RujfSell. Ralph E.
Ball. Bert A.
F.vanoff, Milan
Oaach. Willie O.
Yow. Louis Eng
Lund. John
Heston. Walter C.
Vugdelija. Fillp
KenovickABv
Dimlzas. George
Chapman, Ingrm T,
Petkovlch. Wukasln
Mills. Fred M.
Lents. Norman
Radilovic. Nick
r:haffer. John L.
Kofeldt, Walter W.
Oshima. Danjo
Straham. Frank J.
Nessler. William A.
Schweitzer. Albert M.
l.arseTi. George E.
Man. Chin .
Young. Clarence J.
"um. John
lirislow. Dewey
IiTif,ioTI .
Order No. 7"1 toK7(i. (I.epal Advisory
Board hfHii'iuarters given in notices accom
panying quiKtionnatres.1
Kastin. Irving R.
ilreenman. Lyle A.
Gruhhs. Thomas E.
frhaacrt. Peter John
- On. Louie Sing
Malony. Charles E.
- Blllington. Frank J.
Lemmon. Plyn
' Lambert. Ert.lie A.
. -Noursc, HarolU II.
' 1!'mI. Sam
Ttesu, Arthur E.
Edmunds, Earl E.
Arturi. Lucerto
Hog. Al
Blng. Lee
Johnson. Albert
Pappos, Sam
Tsnkarta. Kiyoshl
Short hill. Ralph V.
'amnron, D.
Sailt. F. H.
Thompson, Geo. W. -Agnew.
Donald BL
Springer, Jaa. W.
Mather, George W.
liokenson, Henry
Kcboecker, F. Carl
Wood. George
Vanderlip, Kdgar N.
Ecupbam, Herbert 8.
Pecheos, Bill
Morrill, Walter
Kohtmorgan, Louis
Tierney, Lee B.
Vanderhoof. G. X.
Scollard, James S.
Rosenbalm. Jack
Tochlda, John
Weils, William B.
Anderson, DenzlU O.
Pelletrean R. F.
Peterson, Claude S.
lee, Harold Alex.
Pratt. John Warren
Crookham. Arthur L.
Polltia, Harry
Powers, James
Arfeld, Marvin S.
Stewart. Sidney
Hornaday, Ralph W.
Durkee. E. C.
Early. Dash
Kosen. Henry W.
Henslee. Leo R.
Belland. Lester W.
Smith, Joseph.
Yanelas, S. 1.
Frazler, George W.
Mendunl, Mike.
Kendall. Fred
Craig. Walter M.
Allen. Wm. H.
Royce, B.
Davison, Alfred w-.
DeHey, Van Chaa.
Borsian. O. F.
Berg, Edward
Wilson. Robert W.
Oelmanshey. Xathaa
Babanl. Ben
Drubendorf er, D. L.
Alex, ZIks
King. Wm. J.
Bam men, Paul C .
Schrack. Frank
Mclnerny, James E.
Sorenson, Chris L.
Orewiler, Walter
Torrey, Victor L.
Richmond. Allen E.
Wlest, Edwin R. B.
Kramer. Chaa. H.
Smith, C. H.
Division t.
Order Noa 46 to 558. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters, 408 Lewis building, 208
Chamber of Commerce building. 601 Title
& Trust building.) .
Dean, Ray Augustus Havenstein. Aba
Steinberg, Ben Levenzon. Ben
Walker, Earl C. Cheney. Orln A.
Hirschberger. W. M. Cook. Linns Paul
Genstein. Sol Gerspach. Fred H.
Foster. Howard K. Echelberry. Earl A.
Alder. Dan Brentano, Henry F.
Dalton. Walter A. Louden. Lester W.
Elliott. Frank C. Burrt. Albert
McMullen. Shelton at. Wood. Albert C.
Feurlaris, George Dimmitt. Ward E.
Carlson. David Paul Perry. Miles J.
Cohn, Isadora Mekallnsky. Morris
Tunzat. John Curran. John Patrick
Fellner. Andrew W. Lorntto. Raffaebe
Perkel. Marker Oleson. Mike
Thornton. Leslie Wrenn. Moultrie T.
Popick. Aaron Fitzgerald, Gerald
Capiln. Isadora H. ' Smith. Wilton E.
Gates. William F. . Hicks. Leonard L.
Marracci. Archie L. Snell. Raymon G.
Srano. Peter Bonaro. Leonartl P.
Levin. Ben M. Neusihln. Simon
Kelsey. Curtis D. ivlng, Albert t.
Allen. Ernest H. Hunt. John D..
Griffith. R. G. Gaab. Mike
Faccolart. Salvador Sexton. John L.
Gottschalk, G. W. Johnson. Walter Bl.
Lewis. Joseph Vanblarlan. Orla
Ftukham, Erie Anderson. Emll
Perry. Jesse L. Botopules, George
Stiles. Ted Lee Nell Reynolds
Shapktn. Jake Jllliff. Walter 3.
Stiver, Donald Saunders. Charles
Hummel. Walter A. Eroacn, wuilam r.
Bonaro, Pletro Schulze. Edwin P.
Robison. Ray Frank. Paul R.
Steik. Gus A. Walton, Roy Dee
Rabmoklts. Jacob Scorcla, Ambragto
Alfano. Lugi Anderson. Axal B.
Vlanizan, James M. Marshall. Earl A.
Kovtynovich, Jiisey uiDeon. rtaymona
Garbarlno. L. A. Giamareili. V.
Fadeff. John Rosencranz. E. H.
Roth. Maurice Cotone, Angelo
Blweg. Charles H. Caravelly, Antonle
Mascott. W J.
Division 4.
Order Noa 402 to B89. (Legal Advisory
Board Headquarters, 815 Wilcox building.)
Rich, Arthur M.
Simpson. Glena D.
McCabe. Harry L.
Sllkworth. DonO.
Jesperson, Magnus
Hoskins. Ivan R.
Prangetti, AlgeleA.
Welnart, Wm.
Plllster, Wm. Fred
Galichlo. Adelmoxe
Frank, Edw. H.
Mastlndrea, A,
Hess, Leonard L
Hornbeck. Abner
Rostad. Roland A.
Wager, Leonard M.
McLaucnian, i. a.
Matter, Frank Louis
Montgomery. Virgil A. Pitts. L. B.
Austin. John A. Smith. Fred
Osbom. Denny E. Sly. Jay Albert
Phillips, Jesse M. Murphy. Harry B.
Pettit, Harrison H. $tepp, Joseph M.
Lynch, Perry James Plebuch. A. M.
IfolmDerg, faul J.'U Morgan, Lester H.
Dosskery, Ernest G . Sadler, M. N.
Twohyv Frank NormenDeataman. R. B.
Kohlman, Ralph Jci. Kemnltz, Albert
Phelps, Walter O. Oesch. P. H.
Watson. Arthur Traynor. John R.
Martin, Gorest, 6629 Basnett. Harry Eart
Shambeck. Albert B. Hofele, Fred W.
White, Harrison E. Epeason. Albert R.
Tucker. Claude Van Demarr. R. BL
Adams. Harvey O. Mattews. L. R.
Fox. Joseph L. Patterson. Paul
Willing. Wm. Perislch, Peter
Hlne. Rollle H. Mathews. Roy
Gardella, Tony ' Slaughter, R. W.
Armstrong, E. T. Simpson, Edward O.
Rles. John McCartney. Wm.
Sande, Jens Carson. Burton W.
Huges, Clyde J. Machtlgall, C. J.
bcnultt, Harry L. West, Geo. F Jr.
Conlee, Lloyd L. Stremlck, Louis J.
Pitta Gordon Joha Shonkwiler. V. B.
Coster, Joseph A. Compton. H. C.
Daggett, Charles A. Wilkinson. Louis R.
En gel. Fred Charles Anderson, Geo. N.
Rust. Dan Monroe Scherzlnser. J. M.
Charters, Herbert J. Jolnes, Loyle, R,
DlThdon 6.
Order Noa 481 to K7S ILanl AilTbnrr
Board headquarters, ground floor Multnomah
natal bulletins. XT1 pin street.)
Winers. Frank E. Turner, Thomas C.
Newton, Carlos E. Emig, William H.
Waespe. Henry Buckley, John A.
Foustel. William F. Hutchinson. A. L.
Johnson. Robert H. Amato, Giuseppe
Rodolf. Frederick W. Mitchell. Frank W,
Hughes, Guy V. H. . Tunks. Charles K.
Parentl. Tony Garwood. LeRoy H,
Philips, Walter Charett. Stanley
Houck, Byraa 8. Doers, Felix A.
Carpenter. Frank J. Matohett, Otto L.
McClung, Robert B. Nelson. Fred
Mattsen. William prlehard. Ennia m,
Parker, Jamiesea Lungstron, TT 1 n isr
Tokstad. Lars Emll Celae, Guide A.
Howe, George C. Perklna, Jasper O.
Miller. Walter J. Fleming. Marvin TO.
Rudd. John if. Palmertoo, C R.
Ru m pakln, Oeorgs Serra. Marlon B,
Hubbard, C. O, Brown. Harold at.
Moon. W. E. CrandoIL Arthur L,
ConnelU WllUam W. Nordle, Karl O.
White. Haldane M. Walker. Deaa
Anderson. Ransom S. Hepner, Fred D.
Levitt. Allle El. Klmsey. Charles H.
Woody. Carroll H. Eby. Lee Roy
Mercer, Ralph A. Sharon. Edward E.
Hougcton. Albert K. Richardson, Angela R.
Presnell, James P. Smith. Millard
Dillon. Leslie L. Daro, George H.
Robertson, Leon J. Allen. Harry W.
Galllzzo. Frank Larson. Johnee S.
Clark, George W. Moore, Paul B. .
Pace. LaFay VanHonlssea, F. J.
Peterson. Ernest W. Powell. Oscar U.
Ollverlo, Carmine Fook, Chang
Corsettl. Bernado Riemann. L. W.
Baylis. Leonard Tomlinson. W. C
Eberle, Charles J. White. Henry A.
V'annelll. Placatlono Rogers, George B.
Woodward. Louis A, Laird. John C.
Hefner, Albert E. LaRaut, Alva L.
Sutton. Ernest W. Lawrence. Charles
Schwarzbeck. C. F. Underwood. W. H,
O'Callaghan, E. A Dillon. John J.
DiMartino. Adams Forester. Forrest L.
Colbath. Cyril B. Evtna, LeClalre H.
Bean. Robert D.
Division .
Order Noa 821 to 624. (Advisory board
headquarters, ground floor Multnomah Ho
tel building, 2i fine street.
Van Hoomissen. C J.
Baker, Louis P.
Crecraft, Chalmer B.
Sweeney, Raymond J.
Kelley, Fred L.
Taylor. Robert E.
Blair, Paul O.
McN'amee. B. H.
Zeiger, George
Arnold, Wayne G.
Dlllard, Louis Allen.
D. M. D.
Bahler. William
Flsk. John Walter
Rader. Luke Marvin
Driver. H. 1.
Hitsman, Arthur BL
Hune. J. F.
Breckel, Joseph B.
Dentler. Carl C.
Skow. Harvey R,
Ciay. Elmer George
Kesler. Harold J.
Roth. Archie F.
Oldham, Forrest B.
Early. William E.
O'Brien. Edwin K.
Parrott, Henry H.
Van Winkle. H. li.
Townsend. E. E.
Farris, Vicond E.
V eager. H. A.
Humphrey. Harry
Erickson. W. F.
Ericsson. Eric E3.
Fltzwater. James
See. Lem M.
Pollook. James Bialr
Golfer, tleorge M.
Snowden. Arthur W.
Coester, Gerhard 13.
Carlson. A. Lawrence
Settlemelr. J. H.
Jeffries. Carl F.
Overton. William H.
Stafford. Jesse Ij.
Klvett, James Milton
Nforeland. Albert G.
Ferguson. Louis
Smith, Robert C.
Pliant, vieorg T.
Crow, Benjamin R.
Genu, O. D.
Watson, James H.
Leonard, Kay
Balbach. Louie J.
Garbarlno, Joseph
Swenaen, Milton O.
Crelghton. Leland D.
Carran. James B. Jr.
Andreaaien, R. J.
Marsh. George J.
Harrow, James W.
Hallett. Orln W.
Going, Lew Wallace
Eckerel, Elmer F. -Elford.
Paul F.
O'Connor, John W.
Beeman. Clarence E.
O'Herran, Leonard F.
Chaperon, W. P.
Overholt, William .
Leed. A. L.
Deardorff. Walter L.
Howard. Roy
Janln, Will D.
Powell. Frank C.
McCord, George S.
Vinson. Walter L.
Anderson. W. IL.
Burgea, C. W.
Boyer. E. J.
Moran, Karl P.
Hayden. Robert T.
Arnold, II. s.
tJaynor. George HL
Bain, Thomas E.
MfSnry, Charles
Belfleld. Ernest M.
MeNary. Joseph F.
Redf ield. Spencer IS.
Hener, Stanley J.
Thomas, E. S,
funson, R.
Montgomery, R. K.
Krarke, W. L.
MacKensle. W. X
Dealing, Jamee V.
Hlne, A. R.
Amos, Alfred
Gerhardt. George OL
Jaeger, Heary S.
Barckea. W. H.
Tafault. Alfred O.
Herzog, Harry A.
Meehan, J. C.
Hammer. Jeaa
Schloaa, A. J.
Laird. Albert
MoCreery. Fran, von
Bloom, Edwin E.
Berg. Oscar
mita, Arthur Deaa
Gilinsky. Ben
Turner, William E.
Monson, Ed
Rehberg, Henry V.
Johnson, John Erik
Wllkins. Johnston -Rosenthal.
Solomon
Power. Marvin &.
York. Albert J.
DeCourcy, Carl II.
Hrazell.- Clarence A
Johnson. John
F&hstrom, K.. E.
Murchison. Jesa C.
Miller, Carl N.
N'ortica, David
Armatos, Frank
Koontz. Dee
Hunsaker, Edw. H.
Schner, Frank
Brinez. Basacllo
Hart, Charles Jerry
Sasaki. Tadalrcb
Lighter, Thomas M.
White. William J.
Bragg. Ellis Jesse
Holmes, Edwin L.
Traeger. John Wm.
Purdy. Ralph K.
Van lderstine, S. N".
Flowers, James D.
Brown. Wallace K.
Kalimanis. George J.
Hart, John Patrick
Woldt, Otto Werner
Tronsgard, Oscar T.
Eddy, Frank B.
Palmer, Leslie S. "
Blanco, Mike
McA lister, Wm. M.
Cusick. W. G.
Proctor, George Wm.
Turcodlmllrls. Christ
Sigurdson, Oliver
Thomas, Roy Melvin
Coyne, L.
Favery, Tracy
Etzel, James
Bend. Ralph
Shields, William H.
Chad bourne, H. C.
Archibald. Roy v " Heeter, Harry H.
Hoover, Jack
Division 7.
Order Nos. 41 to (Legal Advisory
Board Headquarters, 1SO1-10O2 Yeon build
ing.) .
Carr. Norman L. Warner, T. H.
Bloomer.Alfred B. Kennedy, Wm. D.
Keen. L. M. Densmore, E. A.
Flans. Wm. F. Tarnasky, Dan
Srovea. John Huffman. Claude H.
Kane. Frank J. Young. Elmer Ellis
James. Cecil A. ' Potter. T. Irving
Haughsten, C. W. Zimmerman, Dr. N. L,
Young, Percy J. Lines, Robt. T.
Maloney, Geo. Bossman. Joha H.
Armstrong, Alva E. Olsen, John F.
Walters, Roy Cecil White. Robin E.
Cayo. Jaa R. Adams. Herbert Q.
Stephens, Russel H. Gray John F.
Spellman. Jos. A. Hawes. Fred
Van Scyoc. K R. Wright. M. W.
Strowbridge, E. D. Hughes. R.-C. .
Davies, Frank C. Savan. Ed
Wlstrand. W. 3. . . . . Lakln, Jaa L.
Guyer, J. Chas. Poff, Wm. Jas.
Wiles. R. D. Brenner, Carl Joa
Perklna Floyd A. mills. DeWltt T.
Reddy, James Williams. C. B Jr.
Burnett, Roy Otis- Downey, Z. R.
Holm, Oscar Slgf red Con key, Chaa C
Sheehy. Jaa. G. Mikulic Jos.
Gunderson, H. A. Lewis. Harry H.
Kreeland C. W. Moore. L. O.
Itegardt, Jaa N. ' Mattern. Otto H.
Robinson. Willis M. Brown. Wm. C.
Schmitt. Edwin A. " Haralampous, Q.
Sandin, Earl Cress. C. S.
Nehbold. R. K. Colip, Fred M.
Chaoman. Harry L. Ellis. Arthur W.
Crahara, Wm. Thos. Mikulic. Anton
Palmer, Wm. Edgar Lake, Melvin H.
Herron, Archie D. Montgomery, E. P.
Squires, Edw. J. Maler, Michael
Fox, LeRoy R. Johnson, Carl V.
Thunemann, K. F. Oatman, Harvey IC
Division 8.
Orders Uoa 895 to 470. (Legal Advisory
Board Headquarters, ground floor, Mult
nomah Hotel building, 271 Pine street.)
Field, Elmer O. Fleskes, Claud H.
Everett. C. R. Zahn, Aug. Henry
O'Hanlon, Jaa E. Duncan, Orval
Perry, Walter E. Shonk. Steve
McCleary. Carl F. Giesy. Jos. E.
Bloch. Marie J. Mooney. Jas. B.
Holland, Jack Walter, Aug. M.
Hutchinson. Sam, A. Frisch. John F.
Meyer. Robert Cornwall. Geo. F.
Parmele, G. H. Tatham, David H.
Weigandt, Geo. Fielding, Robt. H.
Knapp. Roes Branstern. Fred
Newcombe. Frank W. Flndlay, Wm. Jaa
Hanning. Thoa L. Bachstrand, Carl SB.
Johns. Geo. H. W(.nrt primal TV.
Greenwood. J. F. W. Wambach, Alec
r isner. Fred J. Demasters. L. E.
Young. Clyde Cart Krieger, Wm.
Knlering. Frank J. Strlckler, Ray E.
Davis, Chester. Couser, Llovd M.
Gould. Theo. John Campbell, Walter W.
Downs, Dr. C A. Deubner, Harry A.
storms, Joseph P. Evansen, Guy C.
Hathaway. Harry Richards, H. D.
Zeguria, Demos Barnes. Marcus L.
Brady, Edw. F. Hendrlx. Harry J.
BOeSCh. K. J. Mnrtanin Varlln
Brumner, Oscar ' ' Schubert. Emll
Walsh. Edwin C. Cyphers. Frank
White, Frank Stewart. Chaa W.
Kuismanen, MatU Fuller, Lewis L.
Wirffs, Wm. F. Goode. Hubert A.
f arley, J. S. - Noyes,' J. Milton
McTimpeny, J. A. Hammerly. Rex L.
Watts. Paul Mauriha Anthanv I n
Conrad. Walter Paul Parker. Chas. J.
Taylor, John Frank Hoecker. Fred EL
pempsey, Carl mine. Edward
Savage. Rlma, W . M T,H,ni. W.h...
Johannesen.A. S. Mosey, Joe W.
t-amrop, Harry R. West. Clarence W.
Wllkins, Bert R. Wells. Jas. L.
Division 9.
Order. N'na 17A In "iQ rrai 4w4-n.--v
board headquarters, room 501 Courthouse;
sub-headquartera 444 Alnsworth avenua)
Erickson. Elmer R. Benson RavmnnH n
Johannessen, A. M. Larsen, Louis 0.
Hawley, Archie Ray Stein, Robert Carl
Koninson. ueorge U. Ballard, C. H. L.
Erickson. Roy B. Perkins. Benlamln
Chamberlain, Burn. David B.
Artuenus G. A . l-'ratw.ii wmiaa
Mundlln. Henry A. Wilson, Harold H.
Cox, Walter Martin. . Kunz, George F.
Soule, Eugene L. Lechtzer. L. Barney
Ramsey. Arthur G. Carlln, Oscar V.
Bartholomew, i. R, McKever. Frank A
Lavagetto, Bert Mastrautonio. S3.
La Shappelle, Jerome Stone. Norrls B.
Touzeau. Claude W. Priegnittz, Darwin H.
Taylor, William N. Eshala, George K.
Foster, Frederick N. Eilers, George W.
aung. Clell A. Brits. John Josepa.
Brauer, Leslie A. Spade, Henry E.
B artel. Henry P. Vinson. Ralnh Rev
Rittenour, George W.
Division 16.
Order Noa 611 to SIR. raral 'aeWnf
board headauartara T2.4. Tli-ia nt rr tt,h
building; sub-headquartera office Dr. E. J.
Gilstrap. First National Bank building. St.
Johna)
Sarretson, Lydon F. Anderson, Marcos Q.
Wright. Ernest McFarland. O. A.
Rick, Gustavo Nelson. Albert R.
Miller, Joe Thomas Thompson, A. M.
Meyers, Fred P. - Lown, William BL
Verdegan, A. B. Balke, Robert
Prlggo. Charles W. Holzapfel. Henry J.
Burcnard, Horace Barmettler, F.
Jackson, Vernon Kowalskl, Alexander
Slsbee, Earl Brunaos Imus. Guy Ralph
Hansen, Albert M. Schafer, Jack
O'Neal, G. R. Gilfillan, John Roe
aalloway. William EL Walter. Dwizht K.
Anderson, W. H. Berger. George W.
BUyen, Everett Q. Brandelberg. G. F.
Waters. Harold I. Blair. William Lea
Morrow. Joseph H. George. Harry I
Colvln, Ralph A. Osborne. Roy Arthur
Dahl. Carl Victor Woodward. F. P.
Flckel. Albert W. Boyle. Harold T.
Newgent, James Cormanr. Rrer L
Garllck, R, R. 1686 Brlggs. Stanley P.
Jensen Laurltz Rleha. Charles A.
Uaexey, Herbert A. Penman. Percy EL
Albouraa Peter Soieler. Rudy Max
Dennis, John Albert Flowers, Elmer A.
riawklna Martin W. McGerty. James
Schmidt, A. P. Sullivan, Joha
Nowlin, Fred A. Misetle, Jure
Hamer, Edward V. ChlttL James B.
Horsey. Carl Victor Dovlng, Lafayette T.
rhomaa, William R. McKenzle, Frank B.
Farnham. Ernest A. Bando, Torval J.
Hall, Howard L. Turner. John R.
Grlgsby, Thomas T. Pazlna, Jos
Brooks, rtoy Jesse Peck. Fred N.
Mayea, Lawrence EL , Hlereche, Fred
nenaersnoic v. aomontoa George A.
Kulukzada, Feysl Johnson. L. D.
Fahlbusch. Herman atoore. Robert Eavt
Egen. Leslie M. Hansen, John
Eroskewskl, Foma Hammond, G. A.
Krumrey, A- A., Jr. Carter, Charles F.
Barnham. Chauncey Hlersche, F. J.
Faber, John F. Pahl. John Wax
Keith. Lloyd L. Nash. John Hlatt
Majalck. Peter Schroeder, La. O. A.
Murdock, James EL Evensen. Arne Joha
White. William Parrlsh, Curtis H.
Kyrkaa, Pehka " Bmgger, Ben
Johnson. Charles O. LaGalL Eugene V.
PnviSj Qeorge La, Joerra, Fraaotsoe
DIvlsioB U.
Order Toa Ml to 834. rLeeral Uvban
Board headquarters. Ores ham. Oregon.)
Katagi. Tokutare vancialr. LouU S.
VonDeiaeengluh, B. Gahler, John. Jr.
Zwahitu. Fred Foster, 1 as o jV
17111 l,u.W Tlalnl W . 1 W '
Blair. Charles b. Hankrlna Hairrtl,
Snodgrasa Albert Hannam, Leo A.
Wldmer, Fred Decker, Edward
Frutlger, Melcholr Lucke, William
Miller. Lewis K. Fosdlck. John S.
Gorsage, Will ard La, Bugh. Roy
Niederer. Carl M. Zoen. L. Kurt
Muralt. Walter Thompson. W. H.
VanDonlnck. Isadora Woodley. Percy J.
Peterson. Peder R. Rlbble. Walter
Gillespie. Robert W. Sul. Chlng Chong
Leech. Herbert K. Hood. James H.
Stendler, Henry Cereghino. Emllle
Anderson, w. J. Rai, Henry
Metzger, Arthur I. Perry, Leslie C.
Hamada. Ichlku Beslin. Meade G.
Schram. Maurice A. Walker, Bryan
Abbott. William E. Zahler. Abe
Morgan. Jesse La. Herd. George B.
Stevens. Fred WilBon. John W.
Anderson. Nels O. Butcher. Chester A.
Thacker. Watson O. Chase. Charles D.
Fisher. Earl L. Stratton. Ernest W. ' .
Stretch. Andrew
FISHERMEN WANT RAISE
Demand Made for Hundred Per Cent
Increase on Halibut.
VANCOUVER. B. C. Ceo. 11. De
mands for more money for their labor
were made by representatives of the
Deep Sea Fishermen's Union at a meet
ing here today with cold storage com
pany agents and owners of independent
halibut boats.
Tha fishermen are seeking an In
crease of 100 per cent in their returns
for halibut and black cod and 20 per
cent for ground fish.
About 1304 fishermen who work out
of British Columbia, Washington and
Oregon are in the union. Negotiations
are expected to continue several days.
Read The Oresronian classified ads.
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A Nutritions Diet for. All Ages,
Keep'Horlick's Always on Hand
Quick Lunch: Horn or, Office.
SEAL RECEIPTS BIG
Red Cross Reaps Good Profits
From Sale of Stickers.
SCHOOL RETURNS LARGE
Portland Woman's Clnb Will Con
duct Campaign Today and Close
Booth Activities Highly Suc
cessful Resnlta Expected.
A whirlwind campaign today eon
ducted by the Portland Woman's Club
will close the booth sale of the Ilea
Cross Christmas seals in Portland.
Mrs. J. C. Costello, chairman of the
philanthropic committee of the club, is
in charge of the sale and it is expected
that it will be highly successful.
Multnomah chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, and tho Cast
Side W, C. T. V. had an excellent day
yesterday, selling: seals to the amount
of $122.
At three booths the selling; of Red
Cross memberships was combined with
the seal selllngr and memberships were
eold as follows: Postofflce, SI; Llpman
& Wolfe, 10; Woodard & Clarke, C.
Complete returns from the Thursday
sale are $206.28, the second largest of
the entire booth sale.
ScsioeI Sale Cloeeel.
The school sale closed Friday and a
few of the principals made complete
returns, others made Incomplete re
turns and still others are yet to hear
from. Complete returns received yes
terday tollow: Creston, $48; Commer
cial High, $5.83; Kerns. $20; Wood
mere, $5.13; FernwoodV $22.40; Ports
mouth, $5; Brooklyn, $28.58; Alblna
Homestead, $18.41; Stephens, $S.40
Shattuck. $83.82; Ldnnton, $8.16; High
land. $9.41: Peninsula,- $19.46; total.
$280.10. Previous complete returns ag
gregate $179. Incomplete returns have
been received as follows: Clinton Kelly,
$29; Rose City Park, $18.14; Couch. $35.
Grand total. $541.97, with 85 schools
yet to hear from. The final returns
for the 1916 sale were $514.26.
While Lincoln, with Its $14.3.76. will
probably oarry off the honors, the little
folks deserve much credit for good
work. The children of the third grade
alone in the Shattuck School sold
$10.25 worth of seals and the fifth
grade in Fernwood sold $10 worth.
The interest and co-operation of the
principals has been most gratifying to
the association.
Hnadred-DoIIar Cheek Recateeael.
A oheck for $100 was received from
J. N. Teal yesterday. The Pendleton
Thursday Afternoon Club had a two
days seal sale and cleared $219.49,
which Vas received yesterday at the
Portland office.
After today the seals will be obtain-
Cam
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able at the - acoommodation desks of
the downtown stores and at the office
of the Association for the Prevention
of Tuberculosis in the Corbett bundl
ing. Borne of the outlying districts
will continue their sales until New
Tear's, but it Is expected that the final
returns will come in soon after that.
Mining Town Gives Xdberally.
PHOENIX, Aria., Xec 15. Figures
compiled at the office of the state
committee In charge of the second lib
erty loan campaign in Arizona Indicate
that the mining town of Jerome, Aria..
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Germany's prof est contempt for America's war preparations is somewhat
belied by evidences of her desperate' determination to win before our soldiers
arrive in force. Thus dispatches tell of westward-moving German troop-trains
congesting the roads to Flanders, of Austrian forces shifted to the French
front, and of a growing intensity of Teutonic artillery-fire along the twhole
Western line. Advices that leak out from Germany all indicate that the
Kaiser's only hope of ' victory lies in 'delivering a "knock-out" blow, before
.American forces .can get into the field.
In THE LITERARY DIGEST for December 22d. one of the leading
articles deals with the possibilities in the German drive 6n the Western front,
and how it , may affect the Allies- chances of victory. Other features are:
; Turning the Light On Our War Activities
Editorial OpUioa Upon The Charge Before Contreas of a Lack of Efficiency
ia Our War AdminLitretiorf
Is the U. S. Government Competent
to Run .the Railroads ?
Germany's Deep-Laid Plot Against U S
When the Germans Awake
Euilrfinff Cities While You Wait
Wanted.: A Clothes Administration
Daylight in the Workshops ,
Fooling the Enemy's Eye
Christmas in the Redeemed Jerusalem
India's Christians for Free India
News of Finance and Industry
Many Striking Illustrations, Including the Week's Best Cartoons. This Week's Digest Cover is
UnnsuaHy Attractive, Depicting American Jackies Receiving Their Christmas Boxes at Sea
"The Digest" for Your Children '
"The Digest" will prove to be the most educat
ing influence in your child's life. Seven thousand
high-school teachers have adopted it in their classes
for their pupils, and the United States Govern
ment, recognizing its universal school use, is sup
plying special war-time lessons for every issue.
Give your children the advantages of this worth
while magazine. . It will delight as well, as benefit
them, for in it fascination is equally blended with
December 22(3 Number on Sale
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oversubscribed its maximum quota of
$400,000 more than four and a half
times, making its per capita subscrip
tion to the loan $366, which Is believed
to be a record for the entire country.
Jeromes total subscription
$1,867,350.
Testaments Ordered for Soldiers.
Archbishop Christie yesterday placed,
through the Knights of Columbus, an
order for 2000 New Testaments to be
sent Immediately to American Lake.
The Testaments will be for general dis
tribution among the soldiers. The
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A Revenue Tax That Passeth Understanding
Fixing the Blame for the Halifax
Tragedy
German Wails Oyer Submarine Failure
Transportation Evils and Remedies
(Prepared by the U. S. Food Administration)
The Best Food to Fight On
Good Results From Poor Fuel
Heifetz: New Wizard of the Violin
When the Soldier "Goes West"
&est o the Current Poetry
education. The interest ol THE LITERARY
DIGEST will bring your boy's and girl's atten
tion to the -wealth of information and instruction
it contains. This is the magazine that will- help
train the growing minds of your, children;; that will
direct them to the best kind of reading: that will
equip them better for their school work; that will lead
them to form the habit of keeping well informed on
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Uost Spruce Ashore. '
SOUTH BEND. Wuh, Deo. 21. (Spe
cial.) Some of the raft of spruce lost
by the tug Agnes in Sunday night
storm has floated ashore near To
land and North Cove. Captain A
McBrlde and his crew were at Tokelaif
since the wreck trying to salvage some
of the raft. Speculation is rife among
curbstone lawyers and mariners as to
who will have to stand the loss of the
spruce raft.
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