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13 THE 3I0RXIXG OKEGOXTAX, ITESDAT. JANUARY S, 1918. HOCKEY WARRIORS TO CLASH TDHI6HT Portland Rosebuds in Fine Fettle for Contest With Seattle Mets. LOCAL PLAYERS RECOVER Moese Johnson to Be In Uncap as Csaal ll Three) Tcuu of Im(W 'ow Are) . Equal Standing. Tie ice backer game tonight be-t-weeu the Portland Rosebuds and the fceatUe Metropolitans U of especial In tarest. as the team winning the mtr will ko to the top of the learne. Br the uiu token, tbo loser wtll elide throngs to the tail and. Alt tbrc Imim ere tow on a a even basis, eec bavins; woa on match and lost an (her. Portland defeated Vancouve and loat to Seattle, while Seattle da seated Portia ad and. curaoualr enough. alroppad their ram with aneouvev. Portland's prospects for tonight look muck brighter tbaa thar did last weak. "Moose"- Johnson. Torumy Duhderdal aal Harris, all of wbom vara whaaged at of eommtssioa with hockey clubs and other delicate Instruments durln recent gaaes o at prattler, ara ra parted by "Pec" Davie as ftt to star toalabt. "Moose" Is tba only ona wh Is causing tba fans any real worry He feas not baan abla to appear i practice for aevaral days, and wb.1 ka wtll start tha game. It Is a juea tioa whether be will be able to con tlnu elay at top spaed, or whether lack of condition will bench bins be fore tba same ends. Daadevaale ta Ceea Trias. As for Donderdele. tha ergresslve rvet man's band Is pmctlcally healod from tba crack ka received la recen practlca. and ba will b-e as fit as ever whan tba wbistl blows tontsht. Frad Harris' eve U still badly bruised, bu his should cot hamper his pUylnr. aad tba wmgman's feelings would be kart If ka should salsa seeing his old friend. Mr. Wilson, of Seattle, while tha latter Is ia town. "Cully" U a rood ecoot. though, and e baa baea ridden bard throughout tb circuit for losing bis tampan and pulling tha cava mm a stuff la tb last ettle-Port!and same, so no trouble Is really expected at tonight's match. Seattle, according" o tha records, baa cored fewer Koala than any aggreca tloa la tba league. Counteracting this. fewer goals have been scored against thj Mete thaa against either of the other septets. This would prove Seat tle to be the best defensive team, tbourh weak aggressively. Fowler, Seattle roal tenderx Is said to ba 1 "wta" and Las saved many a point from being scored acalnst the Mets. 'When roc Robert teti going perhaps th Seattle team's aggressiveness will show an Improvement. rortlaael Taaaa Beat BalaaeasL " Portland haa what Is undoubtedly te bast balanced team ta the circuit. The asra-resratlon baa no weak spots, both the offensive and defensive men a ami lira their poeltons well. Vancouver Is the "wild and woolly" member ef the circuit. The Million aires are leading the league la scor ing, -but' hav allowed twice as many eolnts to be scored against them as against their nearest competitor In this Una. Seat sale for tonight's Kama haa been exceptionally rood. All through tha lea cue the rame Is being well sup ported this year. Six thousand per sons witnessed the opening match at Vancouver. Reserved seats for tonight will be en sale al A. C Spauldlng e Bros, until ( P. M . after which time they may he purrhased at the Ice Palace. Came la called at I 10 P. M. The tfttereolleirlat basketball aea eoa epetied hare Patnrtay night with a game between rhllorr.ath College and Pacific College, of Newberg. These two colleges, with McMlnnvllle Col leg, axe all that are left la tha league, as Pacific University and Willamette University have withdrawn. The game waa one-sided, as Pacific Colics; won the championship last year, and Philo math College baa had to fill vacancies on tb team from the academy. Tba score was 41 to 11 for facllie. SIAZAHAS PLAN HIKE m-itek-emd trip Tollmen Hon. TAl.X TO BE TAKES. Dsn lal Car Win Ceavey CUaabara to Bridal Vail Xeee) ef Heavy W la ter Clethlag Caapkaalaad. A hike to Larch Mountain, the prin cipal outinc of the Winter, will ba given by the Maiamas over the week end. This trip, especially during tha snow season, probably la tha moat popular regular event oa the Maaama calendar. Between 10 and lift lovers ef the out-of-doors can be depended pen each year to take advantage of the local organisation's Invitation and Join the party. - It la not necessary to belong to tb Maaama la order to lake the trip. A special car will take th party from th Union Depot at 11 P. M. Sat arday over tha O.-W. R. at N. as far aa Bridal Veil, where tba car wtll be side-tracked. From Bridal - Veil the party will hike over th road to I'sumer. where they strike th Larch Mountain trail and follow It to th summit of th paak. a distance of about Six and a half mi lea. The llghta of Portland are visible from the trail. The view from the summit, especially amount Hood at sunrise. Is superb. Without exception, everyone going n the hlk must wear Winter outing clothing and heavy hobnailed boots and must he provided with a cup. lunch for two meals aad a flash-light. Those having tnow ahoea or skits will find n enjoyable opportunity to use them. The logging camp on Larch will Serve aa headquarters, where hot cof fee aad soup will be aerved. I Hetumlor. the party will tak th 4.13 P. M. train at Bridal Vail, arriving I In Portland at S 3 Surday. Th round trip far la I LOS. The Maaama tax ia IJ casta. Koy W. Aycr aad Jay C PaJh will act aa leaders on this trip. Further Information may be had by calling the Maaama cl-ibroora tn the Northwestern Baak building. Marshall 1104. SPORT MAGNATES TALK TRACKS No Deal Result I rom Dlckc-rlnffs at Cincinnati. CDfCTJOIATT. O-, Jaa. T. Trade and then more trade were discussed by the core of baseball magnatea la town today to attend the National Commis si oa meeting here tomorrow, bnt no trades resulted from the discussions Insofar as doe observation could tell tonJxbt At aa Informal meeting of the Na tional League members the aubject of war taxes proved to be the moat In teresting topic. Previous to th meet ing President Tener had appointed a committee, consisting of Secretary John Heydler, of th leafn: John Foster, of the New Tork dub, and Walter Hapgood. of th Boston club. to consult with Government off tela la relative to the payment of war taxes on passes to baseball gamea. Th old Fedaral Leagn peace agree ment likewise came up at the meeting of the National League members. A representative of the Federal League was present for the purpose, according to Preaident Tener, "of aeelng If the matter could not be forwarded." It waa said. enofflciaJiy. but reliably, that the Fedaral League would b paid shortly. CLASS JESTS PHYSICAL START S001 Registrants Will Report Physicians Friday and Saturday. to FORMAL SUMMONS MAILED Many QueenJonnalre Delinquents Appear oa Published Lists Somber Especially Large In North Portland District. Schedules to Re Arranged. CHICAGO, Jan. 7. Before leaving Ch lea co toalabt for the meeting of the National baseball commlssslon. B. H. Johnson, member of tha schedule committee for the American League, received a telegram from Harney Drey foaa, of Pittsburg. suKgesting that the schedule meeting be held In Cincinnati after tha commission's meeting. Instead of going to Dover Hall. Oa aa planned. Mr. Johnson said this waa agreeable to htm and that the schedules for 11 likely would be arranged this week. Princeton Wallops Dartmouth. PRINCETON. N. J, Jan. 7. Prince ton defeated Dartmouth bars today. to 7. at basketball y. fl C. A. LOSES xrvE n cest or workers vt. CAPACITATED HI LESS SECTOR. Workers Fellew Soldiers Right to tke Treaekee oa Battle Frost aad Estab lish Uata trader Artillery Fire. "It la not generally known, but Is fact, that th American T. M. G A. lost t par cent of Its workers in th Lena sector la a space of three weeks.' Such waa the statement made yester day by Richard R. Perkins, former director of religious work of th Port' land Y. M. C. A- now supervising th war work activities of th associa tion throughout th Western military division and in Portland, on his way to Camp Lewis. Hr. Perkins gave other Information showing that th T. M. C A. work- follow th soldiers right to th trenches on the battle fronta. Ona hut." h said, "waa established within 900 yards of th German tranches and within 1100 yards of the Hun artillery. At that, it survived for more than 0 days, being screened In wood. When it waa finally struck, owaver, tha man la charge was Daaiy wounded. I talked with him person ally whtla In the East." During December the T. M. C A. sent 471 men to have charge of work monff American soldiers In France, loo for service In the French army, and nough more to Italy and Russia to make a total of o. v-mAV t rpei m aatvl rinai urii linuli. lani bm hur. ounumi. I City Commissioner Bar bar Recom mends Daring Paring Machinery. Physical examinations of registrants assigned to Class I In the draft will be started In Portland divisions this week. Board No. f, possibly one or two oth era, yesterday began mailing notices lllne Clara I men to appear before the examining physlctaaa of the board rrday and Saturday. There Is general gratification among men of the first class, whether they hope to receive deferred claasiflcation aa a result of the physical tests or feel certain that they will be kept perma nently n th draft eligible group, over th fact that their exact ata4.ua la so soon to be established. It la provided in the new order ar ranging for th examinations that the examining physician shall a'- once tell tb registrant whether or not he Is fit for military service. If he la not phy ically fit be will be placed in one of the deferred classifications, and may possibly be called later to serve his country ur soma special capacity. Uj Fall to Report. Division Board No. 1. representing the district covering most of North Port land and territory where there are hundreda of alien families, reports distressing number of questionnaire de linquents. From present Indication this divi sion will lead all others In number of delinquents, having scores of names that hav already been reported to the police and large number ready for publication. Division No. 1 wants any possible In formation relative to these man. some of whom ar supposed to have enlisted: Reed Chaa Chamberlain. 313 North Twenty-third street; Sylvester Henry Clark. 701 H Iloyt street; Joseph Allan- son Black. 007 Savler street; Sara Mi hales, tl Seeond street; Harlan Bowles Pearson, tt Lucretla street. Division Dellaqaeat Listed. No returns hav been received from registrants of Division No. 9. her list ed, and information regarding them is sought: Walter Metsler, ST North Fourth street: Walter H. Elliott, general delivery; Win fred U Walker. 144S Garfield; Andrew Ken ton. Oreion City, Or.; Arthur Cram, liso Wllllama avenue; Cheater lerl Harrison. 1155H Albina avenue; Koy Clark. 60S Kaat Tairty-ntnth street; William B. leoman. Palace Hotel: Jack Marchloll. Oewevo, Dr.: Harry Bailey, general delivery; Vlncento Arroyo, stHl Davis aireet; bydney liardner Belt, fil2 Hancock street: Aage Peterson. Sailoi-e Union; Triflo Inieh. Couch Hotel. George Loraa Johneon. Auditorium Hotel; Louis Smith, general delivery. By Division No. 7 these registrants are listed as delinquents: , Fred Albert Bartlett, 183 North Front street: Edward Albert Petter. U1'2 Kt sixty-fourth street North; LeKoy U. Rich ardson. HIS Waaco street: Edward M. Paul sen. UO Twelfth street North; Sherman M. Miles. S3 East Seventeenth street sorth Frank G. Worklnser. 1183 East Davis street: George Thompson. Ill Last Mxty- fifth street North; Clarence Daniel Tiche nor. Roanwood, alont.: Herbert tituart Ham fflond, 1177 East Davis. A as we re Doe Today. All questionnaires mailed out on De cember 20 are due to be completed and returned to the respective boards. The question lists went out yesterday to those here named: Division L Order No. 33U0 to 2440. (Legal Advisory Falkenherg. Dea Gsrrwtt. Hugh W horry Simmons. Hugh levy. bam Kovel, Gurt Demtner. E. R. J. Lefnrs. John Whitfield iKrael, Morris Kaftan. Hubert RoDertaon. W'm. FT. Chamness, Raybura Peterson, Soren Martin Camilla, gulrlno Sarti, Tom H. impton. Max Earl I, orea. Harry Papa gelo. Gust Phliichi. Frank VCK;ino. Naxzaria Oak, Case Ross alcGann, Arthur John Zlmmaro, Giovanni Nelson. Henry Woo. Carter. Francis Richard Peroa, Andre Lawrence. Boyd Min-oll, Iclllo Tnompeon, C. Claude Haliantyne. C. Kay Sherman, Robert Milton Hansen, Paul B. Olson, Einar Andreaaen. Axel Martin Bennett, Francis Hlller Behrman. Frad Ware, James Satchel, Thomas B. Emit Wax. Mike Cookingham. Holt A. Vafteis, Couataa btaure Moore. Aubrey Glean Howell, Edw. F. Whitehead. James Henry fiavinar, Jacob Wm. Frasar, David Duncan, Don Henson Chrlstenaea. Walter John Tolsom. Wilson John bulllvaa, Laurence Irvin 8ubke, Walter O. Look, LeOng Flynn. Edward Joha alinnola, Leouard Clarl Tarn, Hoy Varsh, Floyd L. Tillman, Timothy tSelber. Richard Pilot, Albert Deroy ' iaurlgnont. Joa. I'eterson, Joha Pon. Nt Bauer, F. W. Viotelil. Tont Rhodes, Wm. A. Ptailllua, Kay Herald Coffin. Gilbert S. Way. Wong Fuhrer, Henry Custaff. Simon Bergeton Bruner, Baraey Anthony McMillan, Frederick Norman Cornelius, Fred Jos. Dot so a, J. Everett Division 3. Order Noa. 15S3 to 173. (Legal Advisory Board headquarters, 408 Lewla building, 20 Chamber of Commerce, SO I Title at Trust building.! v Daniel P. Elln. David A. Lavorato. Frank Leve. Albert B. Young. Eylar B. Fnedecor, Estea Hal lock. F. H. W. mtth. Arthur I Norby. Wilfred A. Venable, Jamea L. Furrer, Clntoa T. Johnson, C. B. Plgg, Clifford JLee Howard, Vincent M. Hilller. Cecil R. Stranahan. Allen DeFord. Paul K. Cayo. William H. Graef. Pbllllp J. Smith, Dallas T. Zednik, Wencil G. Lapham. Oscar d. Hill. Jacob F. Schott, G. F., Jr. Georpe, H. L. Sundberg. D. F. : Strand. John F. Fleming:, a. ilea Robinson, Charlie EL Cody. Edward H. Erlckson. John A. Mark. John Rice. Donald Blair ' Dolen, Edgar C. Kahn. Clarence F. Wadsworth, T. E. Reese, Lenord . Meyers. Myron K. Van Allan. Rov 6. Botsford, David St. Ftraleht. John 1. Bchaecher, Norman P, Mano. Eugene w. Wascher, Wm. Orlo Lako. Matt I.ampman, Ben Hot Former. Hugh cart Gosch, Hans ' Glesek. Paul O. Nichols, Clifford E. Edelman. Walter , Molohon. James Rofat, - Hardy, Henry Clay Odom, John Sherman Downeu. Cecil Willis Dawes. Roy T. Plympton, Fred Ftarr. Ralpb B. Knox. Edward Patervon. Louis Ed. Freinwald, Paul O. C Rod by, Frederick J. ( nf, ceoll Marvin Oleon. Fred Nelson Huget, Jacob Chaa. rwint, John Walsh. William L, Murnhy. Daniel P. Bukowaky. Harry E. Alvarz. Alexdra Leonnardt. Walter W, Parke. Albert U Schumann. Charles W. Crane. Lewis U. Boyer. Robert N. Wendall. Fred N. Gaynor. Francla E. Amicarella. Joseph Mlchaelson. Mons Zltosh. Sidney Skinner. Harry GL lankow. Paul 1. llecker. Charles A. O ilern. Robert J. Hurknam, Ralph Miln.r. Clarence D. uomlnen. Victor V. Broker. "red C Tulllkaon. Albert Maleekl. Alec Hall. Charles T. Becker. Lewis Moor, peter H. Whltlock. Fred L. mlth. John Loser. William Mann, Haro.d R Hut.er. Fred H. Loeonta. Frank Doyle. William T. Nix. Charles L Goldstein. Moe Rubecsky. Mose Gaynftr. John F. Weidman. Archie K. O'Neill. Robert N. Melhy. George M. Goldhammer. Harry nuaseii. Louis Schoonover. P. S. Pomers, John Rasrhlo. 8eveline Pearson. Axel E. werdlik. Max J. Marraccl. Marclao l'otter. Eills F. Humke. Kenneth B. Overback. Morris Grier. Ralph .arson. Charles G. Miller. Herbert F. Yamada. Klsuke Nosake. August B. Greensteln, Joseph Trantopolopoulos. A. Kavyer, Melboura J. Abbondanxa. A. Duncan. Albert O. Grant. Earle E. loney, Francis A. Mosorosky. Nathan Comatock. Clarence B. Fcheets. Orvllle H. Olson, George W. Clark. Roy Roes Crtstofoto. Paequale Moad. Charles M. IMskln. Sam Cohen. Aaron N. Jackson, Elmer E. McMartln, Earl J. Kerrigan. Davl W. Ottke. Harrv Thompsoo. Charles F. Fleming, James A. Pchmldu Arthur Vestal. William E. lvy, Harry A. Nepon, Manial Bateman. John H. Griffith. J. W. H. teln. Sam DeFabblo, Tom LoratU Charles Dhrlsioa . Order Nee. IMI to 17S. (Lecal advltwry board neadquarters, Slt-813 wucoi Dulld lng. Howe, Geo. Barr Chase. Leonard C. Woodard. Homer C. Pratt, Kenneth D VanTaasel. Gen. W. Weddle. Asa Edgar Schlosaer, George Oliver, Herbert Wilcox, Emerson J. Swain. Jesse C Kellog. Harvey R, Weeks. Harold M. Betael. Albert Pa rod 1, Giovanni Alexander, Wm. L, Burtis, Lloyd C Fraser. Robt. L. Morterud. Elmer M. Bartell. Otto Slsson. Harvey O. Hoyt. Guy W. UHenort. Joseph W. , . i T ..II. Contract for furnishing th first salt of th city's proposed new paving repair lent Is to be awarded to R. J. Linden, If tb City Council adopt recommend' tion of City Commissioner Barbur. He will ask th Council to pay Mr. Linden 11450 for hi equipment, which I part of an old plant not used for soma time. Th balance of th plant will be aa sembled from other places where such part ar available. These Include aa levator, a rock bin. a weigher and a mixer. Tb wbol plant probably will stand th city about 110.000. Duanca, Rudolph Vaughan. Chaa. R. I Steei. Joseph Irvin I Brown. Frank Olla IOverson. Otte Qulgley, Orvel B. Jackson. Jack L ngersma. Heary Bond. John C. Ilrt.. Kail Chrlstensen. Carl J. MUasaki, Torao Kami era. RalDtl Leavens. Rex R. Witt, Herman Newman, Erall O'Connor, Harry Butterfield, Geo. H. Hpulk. Henry A. Kirlk. Michael Block. Wm. C Hoi den. Chaa. O. Grant. Geo. Peter Nixon, Roy Byroa McDougall, Wm. M. Kanaya. Kanshl Adaxa, Vaierlano Irdon, Paul ?chwb. Geo. La Verne Dominlk. L'hlas Edkina. Harry G. Crecraft. Clarence L. Simh. Ratan Kenn. field Spitid. Oscar A. Fraxier, Alexander R. Vincu. Frank Pmitn. Lester Anlberg. Axel Aagsst Balkmann. Ernest OAXJ.T JtETEORO LOGICAL Br PORT. PORTLAND. Jan. T. Maximum tempera- tar-. &5 deere: minimum, ao degrees. Klver reading at S A. M.. !. feet; change laat 14 boura. e s loot tan. Total rainlali P. M. to P. M l. 0.' inch: total rain fall since SepteniSer 1. let. L'1.77 Inchee: ormal ralBtall ataee September l. si. 01 ches: exceea el rainfall since September 1, 17. o 7 inch. Sunrlee. 7:.Vi A. M. : sunset. 43 P. M Total sunshine. January 7. 1 our. 3 minutee; poeeibte sunshine. hours. V minutes. Moonnse. 3:4 A. M. : mooaaet. I P. M. Barometer (reouced ta aea l. el) at P. M . SO I Inches. iveatle hu midity at noon. 7 per cent. THB WEATHER. Is-' Wl--' I 3 ?2 ? 2 8 s Z. j 3 a 5S ? S . r" etat af STATIONS. ; e . a Weather S 5 i ; j GLLSTJ CLKCXTT TVASS ARE CP Vt Seaaoo Probably WIQ Ope-a at OevdanJ julj 15. COLTMBrs. O, Jan. T. Indications at today's preliminary meeting here of grand circuit stewards ware that the Uli grand circuit racing aeasoa would be opened at tha North RandalL Cleve land, track th weak of July IS. The schedule committee held a meet ing today and completed the 1S1I schedule, announcement of which was withheld until tomorrow. Change in th rule will b discussed tomorrow morning at aa open meeting. Pacific) Defeats FnJloniaUx. rniLCilAXn, Or, Jan. J. CSjecial) Raker Poiae Hoetoa ..... Cacary Chicago ..... Denver ...... Dm Moines.. Duiota ..... felareka Galveetea ... Jacasonvtlle Juneauf .... Kansas Cltv. . Los Angeles. Marehfle:d .. Med ford ..... aunneapells . New Oriieas. New Torn.... North Head. Nona Yakima Phoenix .... Paralalia ... Pen, and .... Roeeburg ... Sacxameate au Louis. ... Fait 1-eKe.... aaa Dleso... faa Francisco' reattle Sitka Spokane ..... rtscoj e ....( 4n.i-oi..s Cloudy 4.1H NW Clear 4 0 . 1; t illaln 4t 0.OM.. Clear . . 0.2 14 NW Cloudy 4 4.0O . . N Icioudy ; a.oo' y !c;r 12 0.VO ! VW Clear 4 NW Cloudy 4 O.Oii:. . !) ICleer a 4 o.ui in pv iPt. cloedy 4-1. IM 0.00 2u ?1V IClear Sn30.1 4N jj-c cloudy loi W.iW..W IC:ear hOI tl 0.ot!..'sW clear l 4 0.2u 4 Pt. rloady 44 o ol- isw pt. cloudy a u.oo 12. N w Clear .o.oo . .(NW Clear Si O.S 15 NW.Cloudr 44 O.S2 14 ilW ICloudy fti o.oo, SIS Icioudy e O.OOi. . E jciear 40 O.os i f w kloudr 00! S10 SO W IPt eloudy &o avu t'll e s 'v.iear 42' 50 0.UO . ..NW Cloudy ls 14 0.02 10 W IClear S2I 40 O.S4! 4 SS ICioudy 4 ill n.OOI. .1 W 'Clear 04 .o'. . N w clear 4, tl O.iS 1: a 'Cloudy S o.ih . ,. . ..ICioudy 40( 40 0.1 4' 4 PW 'Cloudy 32' , 14' Ift'. lol -tl SI 2l 4- SI' S2 Perisch, Andrew Mehatfey. VN m. Nahornee. Frank Furlong. Joseph FT. Holme. 1 neoaore u. Fukalac. Mlk Botaford. Wm. K. Ota. Klngl Townvlile, Victor Ds Hopkins. Vernon LeKoy Fares. Gust Petaraoo. Olea F. Jacobson. Karl V. Liaumaa. caaper stockdaie, Giea Krncstad. o. to. Foml. Louis Neteon. Karl Craft. Frank Tarnsten, Kart Bench. Ante Derny. Arthur James 1 unker. Henry Pyle. Allen Aubrey Paulson. Earl R. Mathewea. John K. Grteoel. John Henry Dempeey. Pnaca b Gacer, Felipe Bayer. Dave tiiery. Fred William FuJIta. Moyoll Shannon. Tbos. Wm. Meude.solin. Harry a. Gllilhaa. lister W. Carlson. Felix Wm. Wetael. John H. Prlre. Harrv F. Christiansen. Geo. C Wllllama Haro.d p. Nygulst. Carl A. Waatrom. Andrew O. Hllk. Nick Harris. Nathan Goldsmith. Herbert Campbell. Anthony J. kinnc, Stanley c O'ConneU, Daniel P. I.atlmer, Hugh Jr. Unna. Sanford Kllert MoGee, Wellington J. Furnsat, Elmer M. rtasao, Hannaliyo Mikollch. Miko Qualla, Josse James Barde, Bernard L. Yuretirh. Yoko KilldufC. William l.ane. Harvey H. I ioli.lt. Kaamua Wllllama. Ihos. S. Kosenthat, L. A. Anderson. Jo Wilson, liebtrd Carl Pappas. George Hammond. Nicholas Nashlf. Joe John Ptoneman, Jaa. U. Viln, Magnus Riehn, Paul Quranakea. ftperoa Hagman. Jack Granlcb. Tur Kohuu Steve Kater. Hans 8. Burroaa. flobt. K. Sheridan, Philip Mataon. Len Redmond. Herbert IX Louttlt, Geo. E. Mauck. Fred Paul Nashlf. Ellas Kayama, M. Teroa. John Towey. Wm. Joha Klleff. Dlmitr Bourhaa, uwra f.. Rathkey. John W. Aitped. Joseph S. Petroff. George Kicsak. Luclo Turner. Fred W. Arkerman. H. C. Hieroneimiis, Huyrea Chandler. W. O. Fletcher, Alien C Tacoma 431 S-' 0.2 10 SW ICioudy Tatooea UABQ, ... aao.eieaw : naia Valdext I -i 14 0 Walla Walla.. I 441 MO Waehinrtoa ..I 4 o Winnipeg L.;4-10 0 0.001.. I 30' 4 o ne 12 rw now 00 . IClear .Clear PL cloudy 1 A. M. today, day. P. M. report ef pracedtag FORECASTS. Partlaad aad vlclalty FiubeUily rata; soot a westerly winds. Orero and Waaningt Probably rala; Boderat esutawesteny wiaoa, Idaho Probably rin. UA'aD L YY&LL6. Sfataoreleglst. Tepich. Joha IHvWoa I. Order No. 24 to S10. (Legal advisers Hated ta notice accompanying questionnaires) Tees, nick Ferland. Andrew Conaway. Orvel L. Hamlin. Frank Earl ltol-ertson. Elmer McDonald GiWIemeieier, Alfred William Brown, Clarence Lyl Kneign, Fred Barbo, Albert C Field. Q. K. Fretland. Mello Goodrich. Clinton F. Bell, Wn Robert Deaver, Ieter Steele. Ueory Das ford Neely. Fdwla K. Fook. Ling Zimmerman, Chss hosa,-Kobert H. Corey. J. J. Nelson. Carl S. Lekaa. James Ath Farhinl. Giovanni Hnll. Willis Moor. Reed Aldrick Canton!. Alberto Patterson. Isaac Lea fipurllng. Sidney G. Zimmaro. Giovanni Tread rold. Frank 'Gale, Harry Feldenbeltser. Elmer Oyama. M. Btatnateios, Harry Fook. Gee Damaln. Frank Ernest Thompeoa, Nala , Peterson. Claud 8. KaraefT. Hanger Lows L Jaa. Kusssll Toahimura. Geo. Cargill. Cloyd E. Dorego. Frank o. Ptgea. George Afbert Bergreen. Arthur tOwlfi Carkln. Maynard Kben Frieda. Norman Anderson. Nela Drleeeel, Henry Joha Baker. George C Wilson. Oecar Wl helm C!lne. Thomas W. 0Donneil. Wm. Joha Hugh. Chin Usralumpus. Anaataslos Edward. Len Morse M-Kenna, Joaeph Francis Ripkin. Alex Jameson. Asa Deaa. Wm. w Intoa Buahor. Claude Kobt. Thun. Leo Hue Carter. Chester A. Callaghan. Joha 1. Tullia. Frank Pa pa a. Jaa Thoa Uendrlckson. Carl Hal Bradford. W. E. Marimoa. Tom Oaax I Solomon. Jake Fmlth. Jay C. aUiTlon. A. O, Simoni, Robert Lee Nye. Claude H. ahlll. Cr Itoeco W. Tabaka. Ben H. Chartere. E. P. Lucinlo. Paso,uale McCartr. John M. Warnth, Sylvester Wahlstrom. H. L. offey. Edmond W. Flmnery, touls Nathan, John O. Eatrhel. Charles H. Onslow, Archie G. Rltl. Ra oh Fryer, Bernard J. E. Renard, Charles Mark. Jacob umwalt. Charles w. A liens, Christ G. lover. Dolphy M enworthy. Alva S. 1 afford. Roy A. erena. Raymond F. Crewee, Eldon E. Kodey, Bam S.'lila.ior, A. Wm. Zallner. Adam Wunder. Samuel R. McHugh. J. R. McLean, Raymond L. Elde. Ols Stump, Car! ft. J. Wetle, HarryS93 PtanbrldKe. D. B. Howe. George H. RoSerta, Samuel H. Gifford. W. F. MeGrew. Chester F. Prapp, L. L. Allen. Ruel Pmlth, Fay Ottts Hessemer. Robert R. Curl. Walter G. Boland. Nathis M. Clark. William D Mooney, Forest W. Adams, Roy Albert 'Martin. Leslie M. exsmlth, Cllffton E. Schulxe. Herman W. Davis, Herbert Way. Warren Wm. Frank. Otto C. Rogers. Walter Floyd Nonow. Charlie W. Henderson. Milton B. Btelyner. Carl A. Clark. Jack -Rufner, Frank C Tarantno, Sam Kruse, Fred Murnahan, Earl L, Conway. ArthurM. Boyd, Edwin L. Wallan, Elgin J. ' Blair, Chaa. Irvin Pchultz. Frank A. Pace. Edward D. Knlcht, Raymond S. Tobln. Thomas J. Cooley. Ruessell B. Johansen, Johannes L Edwards, John T. Williamson. Frank Willman, August Division 8. Order No. 1832 to 1T20. (Legal Advisory Board headquarters, ground floor, Mult nomah Hotel bulidiag, 271 Pine street.) Carter. Jackson J. Benedetti, Sebaatinsno Benedltti, Frank Da Glvannl. MerletU Gray, Gllman L. Michael, Franklin C. Badgley, John O. Wilson, Oscar A. Danna. Joseph Anderson. Anders Thomson. Leroy A. Cardelll, Guido Hanna, Byron Jaa. Bayer. Herman Edwards. M. T. Danley. Clarence Flaherty, John Link, Spencer B. Andross, Frank E. Banning. BenJ. Blase Schwelzer, Oscax Lang, Neunert Drapean. John I. Shields. Jos. Clyde Ham, Walter Joha Ball. Wilbur H. Martin, Henry Nelson. Walter E. Cromwell. Geo. E. Larssen. Bengt J. Moery. Walter B. Noren. Oscar E. Blsacclo. Anton Strawder, Andrew W. Krause. Gunther F. Kmrlck. Geo. Hacklen. Gattlick A. Goldman, Alex l.ewta, Kayne F. Elder. John Robt. West, Dwight Vernon York. James Wm. Hoffman. Walter A. " Powell. Noble O. Munly. Chaa. Wm. Guy. Albert H. MrColl. Nelson F. Peterson. Harold Whalen, Thoa. AC Hartin. Vlrbll Chi Taveili. Frank Nelson, Albert Hicks. Carl Emll Thomas, Alfred Baldwin. Decatur Peake, Arthur E. Wheeler. Charles St. Pearson, Alexander Rinella. Frank View. Ell Ketchum. Clyde L. Kuacheck. John J. Norwlck, Peter A. Cage, Albert U R. Stead, William H. Delgato, Angelo Hlckey. Chaa W. Miller. Earl Jaa. Da hi. E. C. Bird. Theo. Oliver Peterson. Melvin A. Jones. Jesse T. P.ursell, Edward J. Dl Cregorio, Luigi Anderson. Gust Westerberr. A.E. Cameron. Edwin Lance. Harry B. Wirtx. Carlyle Wm. Bolton, James C. Humes. Amos E. fjray, George 8. Row land. D. E. Thomas, Chas. P. Fattagllne. Guiaeppo Pagnl. Agostino Brmtow, llarlan C Anderson. Henry Ccconltti. Tommaso McCarthy. Michael J. Paker. Robert V. Firhenhaub. Jno. K. Woodward. Merle G. Hoyt. Ciyde E. Sdu. George C Dlvtsion . Order Nos. 3 7H to 1872. (Lrnl Aflvlaorv Board headquartera, ground floor Multno- n Hotel ounuing. pine street. otn. Aivin w. shea. Earl Austin Division S. Order Nos. 1235 to 1410. (Legal Ad visory Board headouarters. ground floor. Multnomah Hotel building, 271 Fine street.) Csselman. Lucas McCollum. Rov Lehl, John . . Delaney, Edward Jensen, John E. Culllnan, Chas. E. Randelln. C. H. Schulx, Max VnderwoocL E. F. Wiard. Clyde LeRoy rsateman, r. je. Hoffman, Wm. H. Vogland. Henry Hoop, John LodelL Axel Palter, William L. Cullen, Thos. G. Oerwln. Henry A. Bonneau. Joseph O. Marshall. Levlnna A. Hill. LeRoy E. Herring, Wm. C Patton, Wm. L. Hafner. Emll J. Sommervllle, Fraxier bcnieve, Leo Isllng, Mitchell Moore, Alex Hardc, Uenry Wallace. Lee L. Farrell. Howard G. Dorffler, Knud H. Menzel. Fred Phelan. Joseph T. Herxog. Sol Alexander! Dempsey, Thoa. M. Perkins, Raymond L Clous. Adam Rea, Chaa. Marlon Geoghegan, Geo. Nuss, Peter' Nicklos, Geo. Heart Miller, John Henrich, Adam Quiney, Richard Geo. Kokko, Peter Henderlckaen, H. R. Swartx, John Rider, William F. Houck, Jesse L. Mitt by. Isaac R. Loth bridge, L. TJ. Forseth, Victor B. Wyant. Ralph W. Shasky. Julius Gee Anderson, Ray E. Westphel. Barnard I Bucklund. Carl H. Andre. Raymond E. CoMrell, William J. King, Henry Homer Erlckson, Ray LeRoy Albrecht. Otto Joha I-ouslgmont, R, V. Williams, Lovell J. Ramirez, Jose Akiyama, Masaa Olsen. Edwin L, Clay, Frank S. Petersen. Carl J. Gontala, Patrick N. Mackln. William Krleger, John Ixioney, Roy J. Wickham, Elmer R. Erwln, Fred J. Spend two minutes a day fighting "Acid-Mouth" 51 Harris, Sherman Wm. Flnley, Cllne Louis Leipold. Ernest C. Geisler, Joe Walter Mahonev. Harry C Matot. Arthur J. Carpenter. Ernest H. Uealey. Edwin S. Rathburn. Charles T. Division 9. Order Nos. BOO to 32. (Legal Advisory Board neadquarters. oul courthouse; sub headquarters, 444 Ainsworth avenue.) DeFalco. Vincent J. Paro. John Sarberg. Albert V. Donohoe, Royal W. Driskell, Wm. E. Moriyukl, N'amba Levoff, Abe Fleming. James T. Regmesa. Haltan Manloo. Euaene Hickman, Lawrence B. Kuhna, HenJ. Jacoo Petty, Harry J as. Andrich. Chriss Dan tTlrlch. William Dwyer. Daniel P. McAllister, Wm. A, Palmer. Dorwin L. Doty, Willard E. Ghoison, David Lea Division 10. . Order Noa. 1771 to 175. . (Legal advisory board headquarters 724 Hoard oi lraas building; sub-headquarters office of Dr. B. unstrap, rlrst national baiix DUiiaing, St. Johna) Uacketu Sam Mitchell. Root. Eugene Everett Pottage, Wm. Geo. Baker, Claytoa nennetaer, jacoo Wllev. Fav L. Schade. Eugene H. rmkman, Philip u. Simonelll. Adolph Carlson. Jos. F. Hidlicka. AdolDh J. Oiney, Harry V. Boa. Henry M. Ginatina. Ermlnle Wllllama John C DeLong. Lloyd V. Ambruster. Fred A. Eckman. Herbert L. White, John Ed. Gehrett. Ross U. Sltner. Conrad Fartel. Arthur R. Smith. Francis W. Joy. Kenneth D. lark. Edward H. "Acid - Mouth" works 24 hours a day to de stroy your teeth. Yet two minutes a day on your part will help counteract it if you use 1P(EIB(E( TOOTH PASTE Pcbeco was' made to counteract "Acid-Mouth." It has the specific ingre dients in it that enable it to do this. In addition, it makes your teeth white and shining and is delightfully refreshing. Get a tube of Pebeco to day and find out how enjoy- able a real dentifrice can be. Pebeco is sold by druggists everywhere P OUR SQti 13 OUR BOND j 3 Harding. Claude Krtcheoskv. William Harrod. Fred M. Akeeon. Gustaf Lawrence. Elmer Campbell. Bolom I'avis. Clarence V. Cooper, Carl W, Nielsen. Julius Paquet. Francis Pajunen. Albin Matt! Herrman. Gsorgs F. Smith. Percy Wan-lner. Clinton A, Crosley. Percy R, Crumley. Fred Thompaon. T. A. Freeman. Ray J. Miller. Albin W. Thomas, Byron L. Maynard. v, arren Miinn. Lawrence C Garcia. Edward C. Chrisholm. Allen E. Beueflel. Frincis W. Walter. F. W. Becker. John Leeb. Frank J. Perkins. Cap<n L. Hardman. Robert C Keith. Glenn A. Foster. Walter C Jones. Leonard A. Macklln. T. W. Guss. Edward Vaughan. Charles B. O'Connor. James F. . Whltton. T. W. Gray. Earl T. Calderwood. A.. Jr. Barrett. Richard It. Harper. Robert F. Ross. Charles E. Fulmar. L. L. B ara. Clyde C. Boon. Octave J. Cook. Grant Whltaker. E. H. Evans. Maurice Webster. T. H. Frltze, Fred C. Brockniann. Gustavo Maple. Lester H. Chrlstensen. F. N Downing. Harry L. Owens. Alfred Bean, George aC Carter. Charles O. Throne, Jay H. McMliler. Murl M. Kmlth. Jamea T. White. Glen A. Bennett, Guy E. Grseiie. Harry Pax. Joseph M. Eyman. Samuel A. Smith. Walter A. Harris, Claude B. Hayes. Moas A. Royse. Albert L. Lancaster. Clifford D. Olsen. Arthur Harris. Harry ?T. W ella Frank N. Bush. Leo A, Mann. F. T. A. Welch. Allen T. Baptist. Joseph V. Gericke. Clarenoe Fundi, Christopher Will, George F. Heath. Ualnsford Schubert. Emanuel M. Cchuller. William U. Otey. Elijah E. Martin. Leonard L' Robinson. J. K. Hoberg. Edgar A. Bauer. Paul C. Oelst. Ray J. Eastman. George F. Spooner. Benjamin A. Itngman. Jamea D. Norman. Harry E. Pau'son, Jack Haner. Clifford J. Osterm&nn. Robert E. Jehnston. James G. McEachem. David A. Ryan. John L. Trembly. Fred K Vranson. John M. McFarlane. Albert Division 7. Order Noa. 1378 to 14.18. (Legal advisory board headquarters, loUl-l&OS Veoa build lng.) Sharp. Harry W. Broetje, Fred G. Giellsch. Albert B. Frlauf. Richard H. McGIIL George B. Carey. Hoyt E. Lyman. Jamea DaW. Willtama. Hubert A. Alay, Frad Searle. Floyd tit. Ternqulst. 8. G. Toung. Donald K. Chaae. William M. Goddard. Arthur V. Con kiln. Lester S. Miller, Vincent L Baxter, William O. Hjerscbs. A-Oilres Hageland. John Barbour, Percy turner Buckner. Alvin Graff. Frank Conrad Scbmit Philip Aloysius Weber, Francla Loraine Nielsen. Peter Buxton. Roy Armstrong, William Herbert O'Neel, Ruel Glover Moe. E. William WalsVi. Edw. J. Pooley. Bayfield Roy Tate, John Hogaa Walters, Chaa. Burley. Henry Olson, Harry Steea Baxter. Robe Gale Lane. Neil Gilllsple lohnson. Albert Jdm Geiser, Albert Kolden, Sigward arter, Chaa. Anooa Troy, Mathew Swanson. Carl H. Harlow, Wm. U. Mitchell. Ralph Laaalla Oliver. Anthony Fitch. Alston Mslvfk Ferris, Ira Lee Orr, Chas. Edw, Jr. peters. John M. Decker. Clarence Milton Donlnikoreh. Toney Philips, Wendell Kelnh Sites, Chas. Francis Johneon, August Croason, Ed Machowsky. Frank Young, Geo. Elliott Tatea, Ben elson, Arthur Rlenhald peltnonen. Axel Alvin Ramsev, Frank Riley Giddtngs. Milton Herbert Knutsen, Henry Kordy , Caasady. Wm. Carr Dupre. Louis Rock Sash. Thoa. Freeman Crum, Crawford Peterson, Lloyd R. Clelland. Clarence Chester Gifford. Homer Meriwether Pchifelbeien. Joe Tennant, John Cheney. Clifford Roscoe Koontx. Frank Hughes. Arthur Carlson, John Boggs, Geo. Dalnlal Farris, Elmer Jefferson Horst. Claude Wm. Morgan, Oroville Pleklip, Anton Coles, Oliver Jos. Raamussen, Arthur Raymond Morgan. Jaa. Flnley Robnett, Guy Alvin White, Joa. Chas. Stuy, Cornelius Calehtupia. Tom Hammond, Robert Milton Farmer, Jaa, Clyde Coates, Clarenoe Raymond Jerman. Edw. D. Laatrd, Earl Gee Kach. Robert Harkson, Eulyseas Severein Benson, Clyde Clark Gesaler. John R. Bchafer, Geo. Pearson, Arthur Greenwald, Henry Lyons, Patrick Hansen, Rltle Leroy Holcomb. Blair Hewitt, Chas. Harold Taylor, Zlb Vanace Macht, Wllhelm Petterson, Thos Arthur Martin. Charlie Mosher. Fred Ernest Ellis, Franklin Doe Kelly. Joa A. Peterson. Victor Alexanader Fralney, Geo. H. Bteams. Leo Lawrence, Mourlee F.lllann Lvons. Maynard Daft Ulnnlck, Henry Robt. TEST RIGHT GRANTED Syndicate Would Develop Soda Deposits. MOORE STILL HAS LEASE Sal ton Drrudosi 1L Order Nos. 53 to 1008. (Legal Advisory Board headquarters. Gresham. Or.; sub- headquarters. S06 Courthouse.) Watson. Thos M. Gorsllne, William Schmidt. Carl V. - Ryan, James H. fchachtichneider, CarlWilson, Russel Chas. Zakojl, Keach Illk. Louis Benvlch, John E. Daniels. Albert R. Bates. Harley A. Rasmussen. John Marte. Ira Fletcher McGlnnis. Morris B. Hughes. Guy Floyd p.i rnvls. Petar Van Alsdale, Roy L. Roberta, Emory D. Gulan. John P. Vila. Diego George, John Wood. Charley E. Noll. Gulseppe Meier. Albert Otte Leichner, Philip Knieriem, Fred D. Furumasu, Kahuta Anderaon. Edwin Cadenau. Henry Cornell. Ross H. Minnick. Harry F. Crawford, Frank Jackson, Wm. J. Gerblch. Stanko Moore. Raymond K. Kato. Itaro Winterberger. Andrew Albert son, Wallace W. MelClnnev. Louis B. Salqulst. Rudolph P. Wright. Guy Nledirexckl. Jos. Clovlrra. Hecter J. C Hogstett, Louis B. Ledbury. Arthur E. Smoole. Robert Alex. John Fhlotrk Gadall Nlelson. Fred A. Fehreubacher. F. J. Maxmeyer, Richard W. J.ofstedt. Charlie Moore. Charles F. Egger. John Taylor. Oscar Ftanley. Clarence L, Complete Investigation to Be Under taken Waters ot Abert and Sum mer Lakes Said to Contain Salts or Great Value. SALEM, Or., Jan. 7. (Special) Tha State Land Board today granted to par ties represented by Samuel Connell, of the Sam Connell Lumber Company, of Portland, the right to make tests of the waters in Summer and Abert lakes. In Lake County, to determine the extent of the soda deposits In such lakes. At the same tima they forwarded a letter to C A. Sheppard, of Portland, attorhey for Jason C. Moore, who now holds a lease on the lakes, asking- him to report the progress of Mr. Moore In the development of the deposits and calling his attention to the fact that other parties have been given the right to make tests of the water. This may reopen the whole Question r oi the? leasing of the Lakes which has been fouaht before land boards and Legislatures for many years. Lease Conditions Net Met Moore obtained a lease for 60 years. his last option expiring December 15. 1918. Ha was to post 125.000 on the lease. He put up $10,000, which has been forfeited, but the other $15,000 has not been forthcoming. The Board did not cancel Moore's lease at the time. Governor Wlthycombe and State Treas urer Kay voting to leave the matter In status quo, while Secretary Olcott urged the cancellation of the lease, unless some action were taken at once by Moore to carry out the terms provided. The lease now stands in the same po sition. Under the contract the Board must give 60 days' notice before the lease Is canceled. which have been made at various times the lakes are impregnated with a fabu lous tonnage of valuable salts, worth a fabulous amount of money in the ag gregate. Engineers have differed on the total value of these lakes, but it is conceded generally by all who have ex amined into them that they do contain large quantities of salts worth a great deal of money. SPRUCE ERRAND IN DOUBT Bids and Offers Far Apart in Coos Bay District. MARSHFIELD, Or., Jan. T. (Spe cial.) It is regarded as certain that Captain C. E. Macfarlane, who is on Coos Bay representing Colonel Disque in the interest of starting a bigger drive for spruce lumber, will fall In his errand, since it is understood to night that the millmen and timber owners are far apart on agreement aa to what is the proper price for the logs and manufactured spruce. The timber under inspection Is some of the best, it is said, in this vicinity and in some localities would run high in the percentage of airplane stock. The report of the large contract awarded to the Grant Smith-Porter Brothers Company is Judged here to mean that small operators are likely to get sub-contracts, If any. FARM HELP TO BE AMPLE Go Ahead With Crops, Says Labor Commissioner Hoff. State CLASSLFJCATIOX ; BFTVG MADE Dr. Gay Mount Proposed for Member of rinirarnaa Board. OREGON CITY, Or., Jan. 7. (Spe ciaL) The task of classifying regis t rants of Clackamas County began to- nlzht by members of the local board. Men who have waived exemption or y. hav automatically macea Lnerav selves in Claaa I of the draft because log the parties an option on the prop- of failure to return their question- Project Haa Asaple Backing;. Mr. Connell said that his parties. whose names be does not mention, are amply able to finance the development of the soda deposits in the lakes, but desire to make a more thorough inves tigation of the waters and what they contain before making a concrete pro posal to the Board. He said that the tests proposed would cost between $3000 and $5000 and asked the Board to give from four to six weeks' time In which to make these tests. The Board granted the privilege of making the tests, but refused to grant the time desired, fearing that such a concession would be tantamount to giv- SALEM. Or.. Jan. 7. (Special.) "No one need fear to put In any kind of a farm crop, as the Government will gee that the farm labor situation is taken care of," declared State Labor Com missioner Hoff, and he Is advising some inquirers who have written in as to the possibility of the farm labor sit uation during the next harvest to go ahead and plant. "If the Government needs the grain and crops, and I am satisfied that it will. It will see that there Is a suffi cient army of farm soldiers on hand to get the crops from the soil," said Mr. Hoff. Glee Clnb Trip Arranged. aires properly filled, are being listed first. Questionnaires of men wno nave made claims for exemption on inaus trial or agricultural grounds will be passed upon by the district board of Portland. The local board win make a recommendation in each case, nowever. Dr. J. W. Norris, a member of the local board, resigned because of ill health and the name of Dr. Guy Mount has been recommended to f resident Wilson as the third member of the board to fill the vacancy. erties. Deposit a Held Valuable. This the board la unwlllins to do until it Is satisfied that the parties are able and willing to go ahead with some con crete proposition- Accord I n g to reports of engineers UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eugene, Jan. 7. (Special.) Portland, St. Helens and Camp Lewis are to be the concert points of the university men's glee club on its annual tour this year. The Portland concert will be given on the night of January 31. St. Helens will be visited on the following evening and the third performance will be staged before the soldiers. Under the direc tion of Arthur Fagut-Cote the club Is practicing daily and promises a pro gramme of exceptional merit. Clarke Prune Growers to Meet. VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. 7. (Spe cial.) The Clarke County Prune growers will hold their annual meet ing in the Vancouver Commercial Club rooms here at 10 A. M. Wednesday. Frank Russell, of Washougal, is presi dent; A. W. Moody, vice-president, and Henry Crass, of this city, secretary. Among the topics taken up will be prune tree culture, and the marketing of prunes. Read The Oregon ian classified ads. We Are No Stronger Than Our Fighting Blood Physical Fitness Oar Sole Ite VANCOUVER CALLS PASTOR Rer. ti. K. Grimes, Late of Portland, Accepts Presbyterian Charge. VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. 7. (Spe cial.) Rev. L. K. Grimes, formerly of the Hawthorne -arK TesDyterian Church, of Portland, and who has been supply pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of this city tor the past year, has been called unanimously by tha local congregation. Installation exercises will be ' held within a short time. Rev. Mr. Grimes had been asked to accept charges la two other ciUea. - liance. The gTeat world struggle will be won by stamina. courage without physical fitness is absolutely worth less. That is why our great army Is made up only of men who are with out the slightest physical defect. But there is a constant warfare closer home, that you are vitally In terested In. It Is the warfare of dis ease against your neaitn. a struggle that is always going on, and one for which you must always keep your system prepared. And your blood supply ta the fort ress upon which you must depend, if it is kept pure and free from any weakening influence, the germs of disease cannot find lodgement, bat are promptly expelled, and good health Is assured. But you should take no chances with this mainstay of defense. Im purities ara liable to creep into your blood and so weaken your system, that it Is unable to resist even the most ordinary ailments. This means the be ginning of the attack, which will re sult in the undermining of your health. ' S. S. S., the world's most renowned blood remedy, will keep tha blood ab solutely pure and free of every trace of impurity. This great old remedy, which has been in constant use for more than 50 years, keeps the system, in perfect condition by purifying the blood and cleansing It thoroughly. Write for valuable booklet about the blood supply, sent free by Swift Spe cific Co.. A iOt, Swift Laboratory. At lanta, Ga. Adv. 1 fC?1 1 03.2
