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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.
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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.
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North Head.
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Paralalia ...
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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
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Valdext I -i 14 0
Walla Walla.. I 441 MO
Waehinrtoa ..I 4 o
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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.
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