THE MORNING- OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, DECE3IBER 29, 1917.
SOME BRANCHES YET
OPEN TO RECRUITS
Exemption Boards Called Upon
to Induct Registrants Into
Service Not Now Closed.
OBJECTORS SET OUT VIEWS
"I Would Xot Intentionally Kill An
other Person Under Any Circum
stances 1 Would Submit to
Death First," Says Conscript.
Exemption boards of Portland are
being called upon to induct registrants
into branches of the military service
that are open to them.
Three men of draft age have already
applied to Division Board No. 2 for en
trance Into Army branches. One seeks
to enter the Quartermaster's Corps;
another wishes to get to France as
quickly as possible, for service as a
lumber or timber worker; while a third
is looking for another desirable branch
he may enter.
Some Branches Still Open.
Chances for registrants to enlist
ended December 15, but opportunity is
still at hand for them to get into any
branch not definitely closed to recruits,
through the new process of induction
into service.
It has generally been held that regis
trants1 who are so high on the Class I
lists of their respective boards that
they will undoubtedly be included in
the next draft are the only men of
draft age who may not take advantage
of the new induction method of enter
ing military service. Members of Li
viHlon No. 2 Board yesterday declared
that, under their interpretation of the
selective service regulations, no Class I
men are barred from being inducted
into such open branch of military serv
ice as they may select.
Objectors Give Views.
A definite and final decision as to
the status of registrants facing the
probability of draft in February is ex
pected within a day or two. In the
meantime preparations will be put
under way by a, number of exemption
boards to induct into the service of
their country such men as are listed
low in Class I and any from Classes II,
III and IV. who may apply.
"I would not intentionally kill an
other person under any circumstances
I would submit to death myself
first."
This is the pronouncement of one
conscientious objector, who went to
the trouble to insert in his question
naire a brief explanatory note giving
his views on military service.
Here is a little more of his dictum:
"I also would not have any part in
anyone else killing, so would be of no
use in active military service."
The objector might, upon the show
ing made in his questionnaire, have
won assignment to class IV. His board
announced that he is placed in class L
The deluge of returning question
naires continued yesterday. A board
which mails but SI each day yesterday
classified 136 men. Other boards re
ported an , influx of completed ques
tionnaires exceeding the number of
their, daily mailings.
From yesterday's mailings, the 11th
quota to go forward, the registrants
listed below should receive their ques
tionnaires: Division 1.
. Order Nos. 1371 to 1507. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters, 223, 22i Failing
building.)
Smyth. Wm. Russell
Miller. Wm. Louis
Strain. Walter
Kmig, Walter A.
Fagan. Charles C.
Marshall, Manuel C.
Field, Asxee Axel
Olson. Oscar W.
-'opple, Berthel C.
Hicks. Paul A.
Greene. Francis K.
llattori. Seljura
Furukawa. Koshiro
Fabrique. Jose
Moore. Walter C.
Hutchinson. Irvln
1'olich, Ante
Xav)s. Louis A.
Barrett. Conrad W.
Noda. Kaoorn
Ferguson. H. W.
Coleman. Chas. E.
Cox. XVn. Raymond
Burr. Clarence H.
Spreitzer. Otto
koko. Pete
Uodd, Frederick A.
Fish. Edwin Leslie
Marwik. Joe
Kiesendahl, Earl J.
KosenthaJ, Bert Jay
McSorley. H. C.
Wick. Carl Oscar
Fch we-itzer. Louis
Monroe, Frank
Kpeelmon. Ralph M.
Johnson. Oscar
IHlnz. Geo. Wilson
"tlatulleh. John B.
Sdwards, Dwight
frfaddren, Russell F,
Hachiyo. Junkicht
imith. Charles E.
Aamett, Charles
Stefan. August
Kingh. Bahl Rakha
Morton. Robert E.
Schonneker, Jacob
Andrew
Samuelson. Louis A.
Barrett. Gerald
Mclnnis, John
Wright. Earl C.
Pwigert, Chas. F.
Tonoka. Shlro
Ware. Delbert
Pemer, Xlck
Scarcell. Lewis
Yoke. Lee
Brown. Glenn A.
Spragins. Ward
Sprint. Harry A.
Kuromiya, M.
Hoch. Eugene, Jr.
Taylor. Ralph S.
Gale. Abe
Marlin, James Puroy
Marti. F. W.
Manson. Magnus R.
Stipanov, Nik M.
Ziga. George
Graddy. Arthur L.
Ktites. Leonard A.
Ashley. Frank S.
Borden, Victor
Belletich. John
Keeken, Edward W.
Ene, Pauel
Streed. Adolph
Bacon. Thomas
Iermatis, Peter
Kuzmanoff. Dimlter
Stopyra. Rudolph C.
Pugliese, Antonio
Jaha., Jo
Covrlck. Antono
Thielemann, Carl
Menashe. Isaac
'Kuehn, Charles H.
McGlnty. Frank P.
Willsma. Ryn
Summerfield. Wm. H.
Houck. Henry F.
tiakalno, Bunro
Jones. Hugh
Hawkins, Sam M.
Broman. Gust
Sulkko. John
Masterton. John
Rulle, Daniel
Johnson. Carl
Macintosh, Ronald
Buchanan
Gallon, Arthur H.
Grady, Harold H.
Wyatt. Homer S.
Cooper. Neil
Drichas, Angell
Meyers, John Felix
Kuehan. Herman C.
Roberts. Arthur L.
rnanion, i.eo F.
Moorehead. H. H. W. Loas. Nick
Rosnendael. August. V, McEvers, Reuben N.
Lewis, Emmanueal P. Bustard, John
Goey, Sho Hoo
Stewart, Robt. Lee
Cue, Lee
Kinderly. Joe
Keid man, Henry
Morris, Lloyd
Young; Won
Thompson, Edwin E,
Mariyasu. Tomita.ro
Ptevena. A. W.
Stanley, Gloyd G.
"Wollek, Andrew
Lesser. Leo Lipman
Ul virion 2.
Order Nos. 1461 to 1606. Legal advisers
listed In announcements accompanying questionnaires.)
Peterson, Carl E.
Ij ting, Eugene
Dietz, John B. P.
Keldman, Out L.
Braseth. Olaf
Mlddleton, William
Anest, Tom
Frederickson. Carl A.
Brown, Claud
Marshall. Fred
Veach, Vivian Joe
Redlinger, Lawrence
Alexander. Robert J.
Hanna. Harry R.
Lykes. Richard
Conn. Chester I.
Jadrny, Frank
Baumgarten, Oscar
Madley. James H.
Holt. Oscar
Harbour. Earl S.
Smith. Arthur E.
Stein. Sam A.
Lermer. Mathias V.
Wilson. Charles E.
Brownrlgg. Harry T.
Ward. Joseph L.
Anderson. Carl E.
Sen oca, Paul A .
Iraper. Sherman C.
Buck, Charles A.
Evans. Carl
Plymlre. James W. C.
Claussen. Walter C.
Burt. William A.
Stephenson. J. W.
Swanson. Peter
Apostolos. Mike
Ewing. Leslie H.
Suzuki. Shlntara
Wilson. Floyd E.
Syron. Orin E.
Metcalf, Rowley
Kingston, Fred A.
Blakstad. Linn
Wrick. O. R,
Richardson. L- O.
Hill. Oliver M.
Sam Ik, James
Shields. Harold M.
Churchill. Percy A.
Koenlg. William
Garrison. Ernest M.
Oerrish. James F.
Hendsch. Harold E.
DePertuis. Charles B.
Giles. Herschal S.
Gray. H. L.
Aruand. Wm. J.
Clancy. Harry R.
Gross, Richard D.
Stewart. Hubert
Albertinl, Arthur
Scholl. Frederic B.
Ackerman, Henry P.
Kalzer, Harry
Griffin. Elmo B.
Howard. L. D.
Athanhoules. G.
Pratt. Joe
Parkhurst. Dana F.
Kelly. John N.
Sackrider. Earl H.
Clumb, Clarence
Huckbody, K. K. L.
Parkinson. W. H.
Graham. R. E.
Howard. Charles A.
Luzaich. Koala
Prince, Ray L.
Hileman. Melvln A.
Sadls. Yechay
Wilson Charley G.
Hing, John
Gunn, G. D.
Sloan. Cecil C.
Hand, Augustin J.
Grivas, George
VonKramolin. W.
Elwick. Andrew M.
Swanson. George M.
Iuenberry. R. E.
Iudley. Thomas P.
Jennings. W. V.
Hines. Albert F.
Cava. Gabriell
TJoble. Robert H.
Yates. Charles S.
Krage. Theodore
Pelster. Harry p.
Ralph. Frank
Bonney. Rupert
Clubb. William A.
Irwin. Clifton M.
Dart. Frederick, V.
Hinsler. Mike
Carlisle. Percy H.
Kelson. S. A. L.
Thomas. William K.
Madden. Walter
Peck, Charles A,
Ripar, John
Bueklev. T. F.
Ehn. John A.
DusHin, Theodore
Gibbons. Will H.
Mlura, Frank
Ward. Mike
Henley. Merl D.
Cerovich. Mike
Olson, Carl G.
Austin. Leo B.
Brothers, Harvey
Bennett, Chester
Him. Louie Wah
Truby, Eugene
Benson. Oskar
Lifford. Nathaniel C.
DuBoIh, Hugh
Mutchie. T. F.
Grier. William M.
Hoicomb, Orwin E.
Goritsan. George B.
Allen. Henry H.
West. James
McConkey, Fred
Slrotlch. Jonl
Victor. Frank
Starr. John L.
Parent!. Glulio
Feldman. Charles
McPhellm. Frank J.
Schaf fer. Jacob
Capelouto, Joseph
Bruder. Carl J.
Drath. John P.
Thanos. John
Storfold. Olaf
Menate, Andrew
Nalkyard. Thomas
Hendric. Jack
Stack. John F.
Haworth. Jay Brooks
Gardner. John A.
Division 3.
Order Nos. 931 to 123. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters. 408 Lewis building. 206
Chamber of Commerce building, 6ol Title &
Trust building.)
Gethlng. Sargent
Bertulelt, Henry W.
Berry, Floyd
Sholln, George E.
Bergman, Frank O.
Avolio, Vlncenzo
JohnKon, E. Klaus
Martin, Chester A.
Schatz, Leo
Moore, Clayton C.
Knudsen, Carl M.
Johnson, Oxel Edw.
Bacher, George H.
Goldstein, Max
Fairhurst, George P.
Bozorth, Richard M.
Hasson, Harry
Stevenson. F. W.
Fields. Robert Gist
Lee. Mark
Let, Alfred L.
CoIohho, Vlto O.
Semler, Mose
McGaughey. W. W.
McAlboy. P. F.
Gianini, Peter Carl
Kutter. Arthur W.
Clawson, James I.
Clark. Leonardo S.
Nelson, Norman
Rockwell, Charles.
Katz, Mendel
Petrone, Charles
Bleeg. Frederick G.
Charleston, G. A
Polsky. Fred
Smith, Reginald W.
Kinch, Lawrence J.
Smith. James Harry
Swayze, Hnscoe W.
Savinar. Harry
Parrot, Walter C.
Meyer. Otto B.
McKechnle. F. W.
Sherman, Nathan
Ronenfeld. Abraham
Sprague. Clarence H.
Division 4
Order Nos. 9R2 to 1070.
Baccelllerl. F.
Director, Simon
McKenna, Coe A.
Fontaninl. (jracmo
Bauder, Henry
Blatter. Conrad
Young, Roily Roy
Owen. Joseph T.
Lewis, George H.
Blumenthal. Ruben
Stern. Bunlsh
Chatfleld, Everett J.
Monge. Remy . 1
Worthington, A. D."
Goldstein, Samuel
Sigel, Glen L.
Bell. Albert
Clifton. William B.
Ross, Francis E.
Director, Nathan
McCllntock, John IS.
Smith. Henry V.
Wilson. Philip W.
Flach. Herbert
Miller, Marius P.
Bauder, Jacob, Jr.
Furshlnsky, Tomee
Gillette, Preston. W.
Brandes. Harry Ed.
Greer. Joseph E.
Spinelll, Vlto"
Mathes. Charles A.
Gaveriden, Michael
Gulllckson. Gullick
Olenlck. Wlagimir
Helbock. Leo G.
Dewey. LeRoy
Erickson. Anton C.
MaGee Edward Bert
Madsen, Niels R.
Durschmidt. Henry
Myers, Walter S.
Kennedy, James A.
Hems, Julius I.
Bunte. Emit Cecil
Testerman, Grover
Board, headquarters.
Ing.)
McElroy, John J.
Peterson, Arthur
Roberts, Ralph E.
God bey. Oral E.
Costanzo. Pasquale
Radpw, Eamul A.
Shepherd. Ralph L.
Peterson, Oscar E.
Budwell. Albert
Kerr. Arthur R.
Schweitzer. Daniel
Nelson, Helmer S.
Plath, Oswald H.
Swim, Everett E.
Eklund, George V.
Klndall, Janls
Madigan, Peter F.
Girdner, Albert T.
Buchanan. Sahley
Cohn. Mike
Schultz, Harold F.
Hutton, Evan L.
Cox. Clyde Henry
Adams, George D.
Ennes, Albert W.
Urban, Louis
Casey, George P.
Grohs, John
Glllis, Clifford C
Keen. William H. HT.
Bredemeoer, W. Hy
Heath. Clarence M.
Hansen. Engwald
Sielhorst. Christ
South worth. N orris I.
Hill. Ernest
Maple. Franlt B.
CrlOSS. JullUS
Wagscaff. Harold B.
Pfeiffer. Paul G. "Wm.
Courts, Bert
Stonebreaker, Louis
Matson. Alex. A.
Gandv, Frank L.
Wllllag. J. Emll. Jr.
Gray. William H.
Hawley, James C.
Rogers. Lloyd G.
HUl. Frank W.
(Legal Advisory
914-915 Wilcox build
Mono w, Henry S.
Martini. Frd Jno.
Froeschle, Edward
Brown, Ilndaay H.
Smith. Orrln V.
Goff, Clyde
Nlcoud, Charles L.
Jones. Clement
Perry, Clyde H.
Davidson, Earl M.
Hartwig. Loren E.
Royce, Wlllard K.
Holomen, William
Larkwood. Elmer L.
Hoffman, Otto
Dunlvan. Ray M.
Klotchlk, John S.
Miller, Waymon D
Rlchwold. Fred kW.
Campbell, Cale V.
Henlnger, Earl J.
Kaufman. Walter M.
Otto, Emil Edward
Headrick, Joe S.
Jones. Jesse L.
Cozack, Ulster
Tstvanovlc, Ruka
Pranz. Michael
Ellis, Wm. McD.
Inman. Edward W.
Cummings, George
Francis, David S.
Grath. Alfred B.
Bell, Mortnier J.
Menig. Henry J.
Hazelwood, Amos C.
Rostad. Clyde V.
Sinclair, Thomas G.
Collins. John Wesley
Anderson, William
Day. Jack W.
Markle, Ernest T.
Stromach, John B.
Blake, Lester I
Todd. Frank W.
Wilson. Clement C
Herbers, Wm. Frank
Scruggs. Ralph F,
Cook, Kenneth
Order Nos.
Board headquarters,
man Hotel building.
Klapproth. Max R.
Purly, R. E.
Harl. Herman
Miller. Huwh E.
Blalsdell. Jerome L.
Landeen, Alex Jos.
Crout. Eugene Edw.
Haskin. Elbert L.
Wagner, Albert J.
Adams, Walter Leroy
Campbell, Roy
Shellenberger, A. E.
Upshaw. F.
Gflger, Edward E.
Frazee. Theo.
Hatght. William
Nelson. Alder E.
Clark. Ray Geo.
Lepare, Alfredo
Arcurl. Gaetano
Anderle, Karl
Lewis. A1
Erssons. Erlck E.
Meyer. Rudolph A.
Dusenberry. Fred W..
Lint. Claude H.
Gimbol, Ralph
Silengo, Second
Amoto, Agostino
Feichs. Xavler H.
Jewel, Herbert H.
Quinby. Daniel H.
Carlson, Wm. Alex.
Miller. Wm. Robert
Shortridge. Jesse W.
Cole. Raymond B.
Marl. William
Block. Arthur C.
Davis, Edwin Clark
Whalen, Wm. Patrick
Lund. Osrar S.
Palmer, Anson P.
Moore. Jesse
Dickson, Louis K.
Sunseri, Nlcoloa
Walker, Wm. John
Smith. Lloyd D.
Sunsri, Rosarlo
Moris, Buxton Wm.
Stremich, John
Division 6.
Order Nos. 1041 to 1144,
Division 5.
9fil to 1056. (Legal Advisory
ground floor, Multno
:71 Pine street.)
Roquist. Stanley N.
Peters. Geo. Edward
Murray. Mitchell
Haines. Ward L.
Super. Claude A.
Turney, Clare Edw.
Tundqulest, Henry A.
Meyer. Seymour G.
Boprlnzl. Pasquale
Knight, Wm. E.
McMullen. Walter L.
Rudd. Claude B.
Roberts. Geo. White
Drake, John C.
Greco, Iznazlo J.
Smith, Jark M.
Menane. James Geo.
Andersen. Thorwald
Christian
Elmgreen, Albert
Turk. Albert
Smith. Irving Blaine
Ltrti ten thaler, Rus
sell Mackie. David Reld
TM Marti no, Vlncengo
Nisbet. James M.
Thompkins. Earl W.
Webber, Simon H.
Teeters, Farnsworth
Ernest
Crutze. Albert Lee
Nelson. Andrew C.
Pia. Letlzio
Lantz. B. G.
Bonaduce. Oranzeo
Schumachen, Roman
Millbrant. Louis
Martin, James Allen
Wilson. James J.
Leonardsen. Hjlmar
Pmythe. Nathaniel
Bartell. Wm. Abel
Leveton. Louis
Belanger. Narcusse
W.
Appleman. Hloyd E.
Flynn. Sylvester M.
Lenihn. John Henry
Cocotas, Athanscor
(Legal Advisory
Board headquarters,
mah Hotel building.
Relsh. Edward C.
Brobst. Frank J.
Tracy. Oliver H.
Molzan. Herman J.
Rape. Herman
Bottker, P.
Stanlch, Mile
Beatty. Clarence C.
Tollman, Ernest C.
Aldridge. John Q.
Cheny, Wlllard C.
Leach, Carl
Beard. Derrel E.
Rawsob, Broas L.
ground floor, Multno-
271 Pine street.)
Luttl, J.
Stein hauer, Wm. R.
Bona her. John T.
Roster. Hollie Cecil
Wood, O. G.
Kahn. Mohammed
Johnson, H. M.
Lane. Joho Emll
Lund. Wm. Bentley
Akeson. Oscar
Wyld. Garrad G. L.
Christoffersen, C. J.
Serseant. OraC.
Srhobel, George
Mendenhall. George L. Phllbln. David
Bushnell. Fred'k E. 0"Conner. Clyde F.
Maple, James C. Tong, Wong
Bleything. Wallace M. Koizumi, Ralzo
Oldham. Harry S. Lubeck. Amil
Peters. John Sevier Oblasser, Frank R.
Nester. Edgar Chas, Alter. Howard H.
Tennlson. Frank F.
Vaniklstts, A. P.
Rothstrom. Edw. M.
Barnes. Lloyd LaV.
Barnlckel, A. E.
Arvanetes. Christ N.
Barrett. Lloyd L.
Berry, Karl R.
Nuttine. Chester v.
Westenfelder. Otto
Garbartno, Fred
Davis. Harold. F.
Funke. Otto
Rasmussen, L. Wm.
Dickey. C. C L.
I, ikes. Oscar R.
Shea, John Joseph
Daniel, Leonard E.
Udick. Earl W.
Cox. Frank L.
Gilbert, Charles M.
Kruger. H. W.
Chase. David T.
Williamson, Vincent
Pierrard. Frank J.
Buf fum, George S.
Mlnott. Daniel Lee
Allen. Floyd
Martinson, Melvin
Coovert, Dean J.
Hubbell, Fred
Solberg, Osmond
Monape, F. L,
Gilbert. Glenn E.
Rotherford. M. B.
Daniels. Mark D.
Jones, Otis Sylvester
Kavacic, Winkle
Janlsch. Rudy Frank
Young. Scott C.
Goehler, Homer
Blankenship, James S.
Sherrett, Ray. Geo.
O'Donnell, Wm.
Runqulst, Albert C.
Dunlevy, Marvin G.
Ross, John Aaron
(Legal Advisory
1501-1302 Yeon bulld-
Templeton. Howard J. Polhemus. James H,
Dunbar. Aioert j.
Smyth, Edward G.
Cnison, Earl H.
Blake, James Everett
Junor, Hugh Wm.
Clerln, Drew
Hatchell. Ledley O.
Webber, George
Christen, Juno
Anderson. Clar. W.
Smith. Otho Edwin
Mayer. Carl FrecVk.
Good, David L.
Division 7,
Order Nos. 811 to 892.
Board headquarters.
Ing.)
Mitchell, Merill
Tate. Robert C.
Shieve. Rudolph R.
Claypoole, Thomas E.
Versteeg. Aart
Hyland, Virgil LeR.
Olson, Herbert R.
Nesvold. Ira Otis
Elspas, John L.
Hirleman, Albert
Becker. George
Steel, James Lewis
Chamberlain. Russell
Brown
Hard est y. Glenn W.
Deskey. Donald S.
Gleason, Walter B.
Jambor, James
Deswert. William
Grant, Richard H.
Masterson, Paul Wm.
Meeher. Klyus A.
Erdmann. Herman H.
Lothrop.Frederick A.
Paihler, Edward F.
Fox. C. Roy
Lacy. Stewart
Llnd. George W.
Nordstrom. Ernest M.
Taylor. Frederick
Cremer, Harry P.
Dawson, Wm. L.
Huslat, Walter W.
Pas nek. Benjamine J.
Wiatt. Harold
Svahn, Ludwlg F.
Byrne, Lewis P.
Barnes, Bert H.
Ehlinger, Louis B.
Miller. Leslie E.
Cahill, John Wm.
Wilcox. Wm. G.
Shepard. Walter E.
Kerr, Frank H.
McKeown, Fred J.
Tammicger, Joe
Sister, William J.
Solum. Conrad R.
Dobson. Thomas
Harden, Jessie L.
McDulin, Lester L.
Warrianer, Grover C,
Adair. Alexander
Ross. Harold B.
Moor, John Edward
Duffy, John Edward
Logan. Carl A.
Driver. Herbert L.
Miller. Otto
Dooney. Emmet M.
Kelly. Frank Edward Haralambus, Peter
Jordan. Allison V,
Brady, James D.
Tebb, Arthur C
Fleming, Max
Madden, Harry E.
Cage. Raymond C.
Shofner, Henry B.
Eneberg, Ernest
Steams, Dave W.
Hanaet, Joseph E.
Baxtlett, Clyde E.
Cunningham, Alden
j-i.. jr.
Powers. Paul B.
Voderberg, Henry, Jr.
Ballons, Wm., Jr.
Martin, Al T.
Seaburg. George
Robertson, Leonard -
C.
Namhie. Sam
Willis, Raymond E.
Division 8.
Order Nos. 792 to 860. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters, ground floor Multno
mah Hotel building, 271 Pine street.)
Roles. William T. Hamilton. W. W.
Fowlers. Orlin G.v Barnes. Clyde Ed
Akeson. Carl A. Giebelhouse, John
McKenna. William B. Johnson. Herbert 1
Smith. D. Everett Wllehart. Roy H.
isewby. Maurice A. Weklch. George
Binder. Fred
Phil ley, C. P.
Hoeffel. Louis L,
Mulholland. Claude
Ninomya, Mitsugi
Nelson. John E.
Thomas, George
Wigle, Vincent B.
Goodell, Graham L.
George, Adam W.
Turner. Mark F.
Seely, Chester J.
Pflefer, August A.
Oliver. John
Boynton. F. R.
Algado, Daniel H.
Trine. Fred P.
Yovanovich. Staeslov
Lovlna. Louis j '
Ramos. Fortunata
Anderson. Alva P.
Jakobsson. Carl J.W.
Gerde. Anton
Bagovlch, Louis
Schultz. C. A.
Kovalchuk. Alex -Agldlus.
Paul T.
Hewitson. David F.
Sandweck. Nels C.
Olson. John
Hickok. Curtis T.
Gulcesen. Ernest M.
Nelson. Frank E.
Oberg. Walter G.
Oppel. Charles, Jr.
Payne, Leo J.
McGee, John F.
Lamoreaux, Dayton D.
Williams. Arthur W.
Nelson. Victor J.
Rehbeln. George
Flori. Gust
Ruhl, Philip
Hanson. Harry E.
Andross. Robert W.
Probst. Ernest J.
Small. Cecil I.
Lucas, Clifford A.
Evans. George B.
Peterson. Theobald
Wilson. William
Sheppard. Warren J.
Facer. John F. G. j
Tuttle. Allen C. "
Portello. Frank B.
Teed. George R.
Vogel, Jacob
Foss. Wilson D.
Ettler, Sidney S.
Swartz. William
Russo, Frank
Fowler. F. J.
McKissick. Carl M.
Gray. Robert
Fisher. John E.
Patton. Claud E.
Deaton. William L.
Melius, Thomas E.
Holtman. W. A,
Division 9.
Order Nos. 3rS to 889. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters. 501 Courthouse ; sub
headquarters. 444 Ains worth avenue.)
Llnqulst. Ernest R. Jones, Gordon G.
Murphy. Eugene L.
Reach. Claude
Linville. Ross H.
Anderson. P. W.
Aldrich. Wallace
Newbold, Archie
Ellason, A.
Bade. Harvey O.
Douglass, James O.
Thorsen, Thomas
Robinson, Paul C.
Stephens. Carl W.
Graham. Clyde W.
Lillie. Cecil W.
Nash. Thomas E.
Isdister. James C.
Read, Henry E.
Rawllnson. J. W. VS.
Haynes, Jackson S.
Hawks, H. M.
Hill. Carl Custer
LaReau. Phil E.
Baughman. Enoch
Anaeraon, a. w.
Bruner, Perry W.
Wilcox. Emory A.
Davis. Geo;-re !.
Rankin, George A.
lewett. Vernon F.
Bennett. Allen F.
Lent, Harry A.
Lewis, Arthur H.
White. Harry A.
Richardson. J. L.
West, Daniel A.
Dryan, Orville V.
Peterson, Guy L.
Fairhurst, W. R.
T1 vision 10.
Order Nos. 10.16 to 1120. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters, 724 Board of Trade
Building; sub-headquarters, office Dr. E. J.
Gilstrap, First National Bank Building, St.
Johns.)
Metcalf. Geo. K.
Anderson, Morris J.
Shlpton, Howard P.
O'Shea, Walter D.
Henneberg. Thos.
Hltsman, Leroy I.
Ohlsen. Claude F.
Linklater, John M.
Nedved, Ivan John
Luken-Waldt, Rinle
Sturman, Harry A.
Raymond, Eugene E.
Shlnn, Leo Charles
Severance. Wm. D.
Phllpot, Leslie Asa
Cowan. Leeland M.
Jacques, Chas. Henry Coeneke. Otto John
Zimmerman, blmer roraororr. uene
Ellsworth
Norris, Wm. Isaac
Hoot he. Malcolm C
arrson. Ivar
Pearson, Fridolf H.
Blake, John Chas.
Wakefield-. Harry E.
Hansen, Warren J.
Keller. Frederick W.
Swanson. Walford '
Bramkamp, Wm. L.
Wisnieski. Adam
Willison. J. Ernest
Clifford. Robert X.
Wick. John w.
Derse, Edw. A.
Fried. Jos. w m.
Wright. Leo James
Kllmmer, Herman
Fowler, Chas. A., Jr.
Sundstrom, Edwin V.
Cook.-Roy Merle
Wirt ha, Joe
Hemming. West H.
O'Shea, Henry
Blgelow. Frank L.
Rolfe. Harry Earl
Runion, Oliver John
Pernar, Vali
Smith. L. D.
Rupp, John
Bolln. Ben
Bowe, Edw. David
Parksins, Herbert
Quay, Geo.
Huget, Wm. Adam
Hawkins, Verne D.
Pembroke. Geo. r .
Stachnemiscy, Jaryey Horton, Albert Jas.
Mo ran. Michael Jos.
Aral. Shigee
Kechter, John
Nash. Harvey Udell
Smith, Richard L.
Hanford. fciugene .
Elliott. Thos. H.. Jr.
Boyleau, Edw. Seasor
Nielsen, Axel
Anderson, Nathaniel
Grant
Wilson, Chas. Forbes
McGrath. Roderick L Thygeson, Geo. Robin
Poulker, Jos Freeman, taw.
Stevens, Ozias Caswell Maurer, Louis H.
Arnold, Leo Fay Evanoff, Antone
Hornby. Geo. Leigh Swensen, Salve
Raiv .inhn Mnmbeck. Rebo Owen
Cooper, Walter Godby Clark, Jos.
Brooks, Artnur
Division 11.
Order Nos. 561 to 6X6. (Legal Advisory
Board headquarters. Gresham. Or.)
Benz, Berhard Todd, Fred Earl
Ross. Arch Mac Kerrow, R, A.
Kantz, Walter C. Grimm. Lawrence C.
Heiman. Andrew W. Knight, Elbert
Georgeon, Demetreos
Penson, George C.
Johnson. Oscar A.
Mindham. Archie R.
Guapman, William
Heimann, Fred.
Hatfield, Portus F.
Dunlap, Leon C.
Steffanson, R. T.
Hensley, Arthur
Gantenbein, B.
Curtindall, LeRoy
Tekahashi, Deilshi
Garbarino, Joe
Stelgerwald. Ira R.
Rodgers, Ralph L.
Hamlin, John Wm.
Boone, Donald I.
Wyss, Jacob
Schneider. C. G.
Gallup. Homer C.
Melieu. Charles
Shimogochi, T.
Astell, L. D.
Tanaka. Fukushiro
Teutschmann, A,
Rose. Otto
Gazzala, Giovanni
Zwald, Herman
Matthias, Aug. H.
Roberts, K. C.
Keenan, Lester J.
Huber. Casper
Lundburg. Louis V,
Baker. Charics K.
Kroneberg. C. T.
HutBon, Thomas W.
Honey. John K.
Metzger. Floyed S.
Turner. Edmond L.
Zampart. Arnold
Dooney. Bernard
Stagiamls. Peter J.
Price, Miles
Hoss. Herbert H.
Kfil, William F.
Richards, Jefferson T.
Dickinson. Allan King
FOOD SURVEY EXTENDS
XATION-WIDB INVENTORY OF FOOD
STIFFS TO BE- EXHAUSTIVE.
Cafe. Reatanrant, Hotel and Km tins;
Places Carrying Over 92SO Worth
of Materials to File Report.
By the Nation-wide inventory of
foodstuffs to be made by the Bureau
of Markets Division of the Department
of Agriculture, the Government expects
the Department of Agriculture to col
lect exhaustive and invaluable data on
food supplies of the Nation.
In connection with the Government's
plans it develops that several hundred
Portland firms and individuals will be
called upon to make reports on blanks
provided to receive the data.
The official list of those who must
file inventory reports includes "cafes,
restaurants, hotel and eating; places
carrying a stock of foodstuffs of $250
value or over, also all retail grocers.
wholesale grocers, jobbers, warehouse
owners and other dealers in foodstuffs,
resrardless of the size of their stocks."
Blanks are already being mailed to
firms and persons conducting eating
establishments whose addresses are
known. It is announced, however, that
all individuals and firms coming with
in the classifications just listed, who
do not receive the blanks, should apply
for such blank at the Bureau of Mar
kets, District No. 35, room 310 Wor
cester building, Portland, on or after
January 2.
PAPER MILL WAGE HIGHER
On January 1 Unskilled Labor Bet
ter Paid Than in Other Districts.
OREGON CITT, Or., Dec. 28. (Spe
cial.) The management of both the
Hawley Pulp & Paper Company and the
Crown Willamette Paper Company in
announcing an increase of 20 cents per
day in the wages of their unskilled
laborers, effective January 1, 1918,
made the following statement:
"Now that the Hawley Pulp & Paper
Company mills here and the West Linn
mills of the Crown Willamette Paper
Company are again in full operation
and all evidence of the recent strike
obliterated, the cost of living, how
ever, staying about the same, the local
managers have today given notice that
commencing January l. 1918, the mini
mum wage until further notice shall
be $3.10 per day, which is equal or
better than the best common wages in
these parts, and much better than in
other paper-making districts."
Under the new scale the wages will
be the highest ever paid for unskilled
labor in the local paper mills.
HDOVERTQ BE HEARD
Food Administrator Called to
Discuss Sugar.
SUBPENA ISSUE TALKED OF
Senate Committee Resumes Investi
gation of Coal Matter, With
Colver, of Federal Trade
Board, as Witness. '
WASHINGTON. Dec. 28. Food Ad
ministrator Hoover, now in New Tork,
was requested by telegraph tonight to
appear next Wednesday before the
Senate committee investigating the
sugar situation.
. The telegram was sent by Chairman
Reed after the committee had consid
ered in executive session whether a
subpena should be issued for the food
administrator, who had been advised
last Saturday that the cbmmittee ex
pected to hear him today.-
Last week when Mr. Hoover made
several futile attempts to get a hearing
before the committee it was said he
was delaying an important business
trip to New Tork. Since then his
statement on the sugar situation has
been made public by the White House,
and when the committee met this morn
ing there was a letter from counsel
for the food administration saying Mr.
Hoover was in New Tork and would
be there several days.
Two Support Administration.
Following the telegraphic request
Senator Reed referred to criticisms of
the conduct of the hearing and said
that the witnesses examined had been
selected at random. So far, he said,
two witnesses had veen heard favor
ing the food administration and one
opposing it.
"We intended to go ahead with Mr.
Hoover on Saturday," he added, "but
there appeared that day a large num
ber of Western beet sugar men here
in Washington on another matter, who
wished to be heard so tney might re
turn to their homes. It was an act of
common decency to hear them imme-idately."
With no other sugar witnesses avail
able the committee again took up the
coal investigation with W. B. Colver, of
the Federal Trade Commission, as a
witness. He disagreed with the state
ment of Fuel Administrator Garfield
that there is a shortage of coal, say
ing there is plenty, but it cannot be
transported.
Car Shortase Given Aa Reaaon.
Senator Reed tried to develop from
the witness that miners were making
puch high wages that they could earn
SATURDAY
at the
Boys' Shop
TODAY I shall show a big" assortment
of nobby, tailored Norfolk suits
for boys, at $8.50.
Made of cheviots and fancy mix
tures; two pairs of "knicks."
Sturdy suits for midwinter at a
modest price.
Many other lines of
boys' suits at $5 to $20.
Boys'
Shop,
Second
Floor
I am showing scores of warm, stylish overcoats
for boys at $6.50 to $15; overcoats for children at $5
to $15.
Boys' heavy Mackinaws, in lively colors, $5 to
$8.50.
l
enough in four days a week to supply
their needs and declined to work six.
Mr. Colver said he did not believe that
to be generally the case and gave in
ability to get coal cars as the reason
for curtailed labor operations.
L. A. Snead, in charge of distributing
coal for the fuel administration, said
that one-third of the coal difficulty was
due to hoarding or a "psychological
shortage." He said it operated like a
run on a bank, that there would be
enough money if it were withdrawn
gradually, but a shortage if every de
positor wanted money on one day.
VANCOUVER MAN INJURED
Ben Hawkins, Driving Automobile,
Struck by Interurban Car.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec. 28. (Spe
cial.) Ben Hawkins was this morning
rendered unconscious when his auto
mobile was struck by an Orchards
Sifton interurban car.
The streetcar struck the automobile
squarely and knocked it several feet.
Mr. Hawkins regained consciousness in
about Ave minutes and went about his
work. He said he did not see or hear
the streetcar approach, although Louis
Elmgren, in charge of the trolley, said
he sounded the whistle several times
to warn him.
Aa Aid to Digestion.
When you have a fullness and weight
in the stomach after eating you may
know that you have eaten too much,
and should take one of Chamberlain's
Tablets to aid your digestion. Adv.
.Fkffiie
g U)
Sugar
nil
ver me
.Empty
owl
Blaming the Food Administration itself for the sugar shortage, and charging that,
its sugar committee is "a mere adjunct of the American Sugar Refining Company, the
sugar trust, Mr. Claus A. Spreckels, called "the leading independent sugar-refiner of
the country," started the Senate Committee's inquiry into fuel and sugar conditions with
somewhat of an explosion. In reply to Mr. Spreckels's charges. Food Administrator
Hoover issued a statement in which he said that "it required no proof from me to
establish that Mr. Spreckels, the leading sugar-refiner, is sore at the Food Administra
tion, and would like to see it destroyed. I realize that Mr. Spreckels's ba-Rince sheet will
not look so good next year as Jast, for refiners' profits have been regulated."
In THE LITERARY DIGEST for - December 29th. there is a very enlightening
article dealing with- the sugar situation from various view-points, showing what has
caused the shortage and what the Food . Administration has done to. curtail the
cost of sugar to the people.
Other articles that will awaken, unusual interest in this, number are
Jews Look Askance At Restored Palestine
The Gift of Jerusalem to the Jews Does Not Imply Unconditional Acceptance, and Many- of Them
Do Not Show a Feverish Haste to Emigrate
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Battle Is On To Make America Dry
Canada Pledges Her Sons
Ex-Premier of France Facing. Treason Trial
The Church and Sinn Fein
"Fabricated" Ships
To Dole Out" Niagara Power
What Makes Us Tall Or Short
Remedy for Food Transportation Evils
(Specially Prepared by U. S. Food Administration)
Troubling the Baptist Waters
An Urgent Duty and a Glorious Privilege
A War of Self-Defense
(By Secretary of State Lansing)
Four Bites of Our War-Cherry
Austrian Sheep and German Goats
Russia Under the Terror
Canada's Ambassador at Wash
ington A Drug-Controller Needed
Soap From a Tree
Psychology of the Woman Shopper
Our Literary President
Art a Martyr In War
Doubling the Army Chaplains
News of Finance .and Investment
Many Striking Illustrations, Including a Reproduction of a Lithograph by the American Artist,
.Joseph Pennell
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