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TTIE ; MORNING OREGOXIAN, TTTURSDAT, JUXE 13. 1918. PUBLIC WILL HELP OBSERVE FLAG DAY Programme at Auditorium on Friday Evening to Follow . Big Street Parade. ELKS TO HANDLE DETAILS Prand Army, Multnomah Guard and State Militia, Starch Mu- f ale. Talks and Drills Occupy Evening. to The Portland public is invited and xpected to participate in the Flag day celebration Friday night at the Munici pal Auditorium, when a programme will follow a parade through the downtown streets. The programme is under the auspices of the Elks' Club, and mem bers of the Multnomah Guard, under Colonel Hibbard. the Oregon State Mili tia, commanded by Captain W. C. Korth. and members of the Grand Army of the Kepublic will take part. The parade will start at 7:30 o'clock from the Klks' Club rooms on Stark street, near Broadway. The Elks' band and the Multnomah Guard band will be in the parade. The programme at the Auditorium will follow immediately on the conclusion of the procession. There will be a flag drill by school children, musical selections by Eloise Anite Hall, Ralph W. Hoyt and Stuart McGuire and the talks will be by L.. J. Simpson. Col onel Robert Leader and Charles Ring Jer, exalted ruler of the Elks. Guard to Turn Out. The Multnomah Guardsmen will be In the parade, probably 1000 strong, and they have been ordered to assemble at 6:30 at the state- Armory. Charles Ringler, exalted ruler of the Elks, has sought to impress upon the Jiublic that the programme is for the public, and that the Elks have volun teered to handle the details. The pro gramme .inside the Auditorium is scheduled to begin not later than 8:15 o'clock. Throughout the Nation the day will fce observed universally with' the dis play of the stars and stripes and with special exercises in many of the schools nil in patriotic organizations. The Daughters of the American Rev olution have taken the lead in formu lating rules for the proper and digni fied use of the flag. Through their efforts the flag is no longer used In ad vertisements and as a table cloth or drape over a speaker's table on which Pooks or pitchers of water are placed. State Law Protects Flag. Through the efforts of the daugh ters a state law was enacted and much Information has been given out In lit erature and addresses. The local E. A. R. committee oa the preservation and use of the flag ln fludes Mrs. Charles E. "Wolverton. Mrs. BOARDS FINISHING REGISTRATION REGISTRATIONS of young: men who -were ill or are employed away from home on June S are arriving through the mails and adding .appreciably to the lists of local boards as originally announced. Board No. 1, of Portland, enrolled a total of 220 on registration day. In the week that has elapsed 17 new cards of youths who have attained their majority In the past year have been received and filed. These names of registrants, with ftiumbrs assigned them, have been an nounced by the respective boards: - Local Board No. 1. 1- Charles Edward Meduna, fi$5 Raleigh. 2- Frederick James Tisdale, U2Shi Washing ton. 8-Louis Brendler. 561 Raleigh. 4-Slavy Dumaii, 1SS North Fourteenth. 6-Roy Mason Ball. t25 Washington street, St. Angela Hotel. 6- HuBh William Schultz. K6! Twenty-third. 7- WHltam Donlan, ti."7 Northrup. 8- Clifford Joseph Metis, 35 North Nine teenth. fl.Reuben Garfield Kramien. 623 Lovejoy. 10-eorge Gotthardt, 8."1 Savler. 31- Harry Horace linger, 570 Couch. 1 12- Otto Geis, care Koyal Bakery, Eleventh and Everett. 13- Charles i'lln, 44 First. 14- Joseph Clarence Davidson, Orlando apartments, North Twentieth. IB-George Jacob, 184 North Tenth. 16- Fred Wilson Reed, 707 Johnson. 17- Thomas Mahoney, Oregonlaa Hotel, Third and Couch. IB-Enrique Baboza, Hotel Georgia. 19- Masaki Klnoshita, 86 North Tenth. - 20- Wataru Mori,- 327 Everett. 21- Wylog Fong, JSS7 Davis. 32- Ralph Everett Fobs. Twenty-sixth and Upshur. Upshur apartments. 23- Fred Wanderpool Naitland. 777 Kearney. 24- Howard Edgar Rose. 751 Thurman. 25- Georgo Theodore Odenthal, 712 Lovejoy. 26- L.ucas Gearhart Vogt, 410 North Twenty- sixth. 27- George Clinton Lowry, 694 Guild. US-Carl C. Baugh. 63 North Twentieth. I'n-Clarence Pitt Dye. 153 North Sixteenth. 30-Sewell Glenwood Parsons, apartment 2, Juliana apartments. 4.1 Trinity. Si-Donald' Alexander Uallln, 122,i North Eighteenth. 32-Curtls Lewellyn Hansen, Angela Hotel, 6-5 Washington. SS-George Bryan Dewey. 1704 Second. B4-I,eo Henry Schafer. 561 Irving. 35-Gerald A. Rice. Conradine Hotel. SB-Chester John Korcnsnn. 1031 Qulmby. 37-Kuzman Todoroff, 267 Twelfth. 3S-Wilhelm Heinrich Frederick Runge, 6S9 Vaughn. 89-Andrew Atsetf, 105v Twelfth. 40-Lium Lin. 267 Flanders. 41-Enar Waldermar Sw anion. 190 North Seventeenth. ' 42- Ellas John Pappailion, 24 North Fourth. 43- Pantells Nihael Vontas, 24 North Fsurth. 44- Slahong Wing Lee. 69 North Fourth. 45- Wong Kee, 93 North Fourth. 48-Orvllle Jesse. DeBois. 2304 Eighteenth. 47-Oeorge Holm. 6M Qulmby. and Ointment Quickly soothe and heal eczemas, rashes, itchings and burnings of the skin. Saaaple Esah Free by Mail. Address peat card: "Cutieu r, Dert. 6A, Botwa." Sold everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. CUTICURA l Charles Gauld and - Miss Valentine 1 Prichard. Following are the rules that the pub lic is asked to observe: The American fla.ff Is the symbol of the brotherhood of man; it stands for courare, for chivalry, for generosity and honor. No hand must touch it roughly; no band shall touch It .irreverently; it -is a birthright of privilege and integrity.- - - - It must be' raised at sunrise; lowered at sunset. ' - - r It may not be used as staff, or whip, or covering. Its position Is aloft. It shall not b marred by advertisement. When the National colors are passing on parade or In review, the spectator should, it walking, bait, and. if sitting, arise, stand at attention. , and uncover. When displayed with other flags, the Na tional flag should be placed on the right. -It has floated since June 14. 1777. over a country of .benevolence, refuge and - prog ress. To bear the Star-Spangled Banner la an honor, to own one a sacred trust. It Is the emblem of freedom, of equllty, of Justice for every person and creature as it floats unvanquished untarnished over the open door of free . education. This is the pledge the school children all know and all grownups are sup posed to have memorized: Flag salute I pledge allegiance to my flag and to the republic for which it stands: one Nation, Indivisible, with liberty and Justice for all. EI.KS PIjAX' SPECIAIi SERVICE Troops at Vancouver to Be Reviewed on Post- Parade Ground,' VANCOUVER, Wash., June 12. CEpe ciali) Flag day will be appropriately celebrated in Vancouver under the aus rfices of the Vancouver Lodge -of Elks, Friday evening, Mune 14. There will be a military parade under Colonel Van Wey, who will review the troops and retreat will be sounded. Led by the band from the "G. . M. Standifer Construction Corporation, the parade through the business section of Vancoupver will start at 7:30 o'clock from Tenth and Main streets. The parade will lead to the post, where the troops will be reviewed by Colonel Van Wey. The publisc is In vited to the review, and the ritualistic services by the Elks in - front of the grand stand in the post athletic field. There will be ample seating capacity lor. several thousand people and it la expected many will motor -from Port land and other nearby cities. The . Elks' tribute - to the flag by George B. Simpson will be followed by a patriotic address by Donald McMas ter an eloquent speaker of this city. The band will end tre services by play ing "America." - The committee in charge of arrange ments are: J. J. Donovan,: Lloyd Du Bois, B. A. DeYarmond. George B. Simpson and Clement Scott.. The Vancouver Women's Relief Corps has requested that all flags on display Flag day be draped with black in honor of dead veterans and soldiers now dying on the battle fields in France. CHAUTAUQUA IS PROPOSED Hood River Commitee Appointed to Arrange for Event. HOOD RIVER, Or., Juna 12. (Spe cial.) Preparations are being made for an elaborate Chautauqua here this sea son. At a meeting last night, the fol lowing executive committee was ap pointed -to arrange for the event to be held the week of July 8-13: R. E. Scott, A. F. Howes, G. A. Molden, S. E. Bart mess and A. ' G. Lewis. Mrs. Lewis, president of the Hood River Woman's Club, wilt appoint two members of her organization to-assist with the work. The Chautauqua will be held at an open-air theater in a city park. 4S-Blmor-8. Jones.' Llnnton,- Or. 49 Frederick Frits Bnnn, T81 North Twenty-fourth. 60-Orvi11e Herbert Austin, Golden "West Ho tel. ..... . Si-Andrew Rezlnicsek; 887 M Thurman. .2-John BuUavss. 814 North Seventeenth. o3-Jerko Lordsnlch, 84S North Nineteenth. G4-Bob Sugura. fl&5 Overton. 55- Tom Clsrln. 305 North Twentieth. 56- James Berton O'Neill, Panama Hotel. 57- TelJl Maklta. 04 North Third. f.S-Hachlro Ralki. 49 North Park. 69-Irwin La rid n Evans, 780 Hoyt. 60-Gllso GeorKe Osnjenovlch. 681 Thurman. 81-Tutaka Toba. 86 North Tenth. A2-Theodore Shurkoff. 87 North 8ecend. 63-Itaro Fnkal. 54 North Third. 64- ShiKlka Matsubu, 0 North Fourth. 65- Rog;er M. Washburn. 694 Northrup. 66- BenJamtn Watton Sears, R.-K. t. No. 1, box 3 2. Lilnnton. 67- Ira Preston, foot of Davis. 68- KJnlcht Funakush. 194 North Fourteenth. 69- Ha.rry Burton Shoff. foot of Davis. 70- Oscar Bryan Poe, .Couch-street dock. 71 - John Albert Ackerman, 560 Qulmby. 72- Eloy Paydak. 595 Overton. 73- Marton Lump. 571 Favier. 74- Toney Bens. 50 North TBird. 75- Paul Francis Lacy. 862 Northrup. 76- Ha.rold Barde. 856 Marshall. 77- Arthur Jarvle, 564 Flanders. 78- Albert John Berner, 189 Twenty-third. 79- John Bernard Schroepfer, 142 North Tenth. 80- Is-natti Andrew Towey. 86 Macleay ooulevard. 81- Guy Robert Barley, 167 North Seven teenth. ... 82- Lloyd Charles Anderson, Couch-street dock. 88-Senichlra Oye, 52 North Third. 84- JoBeph Theodore Schelz, 801 North Twenty-first. 85- Foster- Hockett.. 663 Thurman. 86- Hazen Alger Wright, Seventeenth and Kearney, care U. of Portland. 87- Robert Gray McNary, 468 Montgomery. 88- Yovo Bandlch, Couch Hotel. 80-Govo Wllsoulyvleh, 81 H North Third. PO-Wllhelm E'inn Hogberg. 689 Vaughn. 01-Cleo, Wallsoulyvlch. 61 North Third. 92- Jobri Wrobel, Western Lodging House. 93- E11 Walisoul-vich, 5114 North Third. 94- Anthony Sernel, Phillip Hotel, 2S7 Burn- side. 93-Raymond Louis. Manning. 506 Johnson 6-Victor James Phillips. Hill Crest Hotel. 733 Washington. 97-Coy Taylor, 66 North Twenty-first. flS-Lee Metcalf, 72 North Fifteenth. 99-James Madison Carey. Coeuf d'Alena 100-Edward Raymond Bredemeyer. 42714 Stark. 101- Josiah Edgar Merrltt, 42714 Stark. 102- Henry Ernest Koerber, 831 Northrup. 103- William Christensen. 625 Washincton 104-Albert Arthur Wunderllch. 132 North i wenty-rirst. loa-uaret Oorr, Rom City Hotel, Sixth and J landers. 106-Aloysius Freaerick Mielke, 83 North l nirteentn. . - : 107-Dalton Aloln Becker, Lucille Apartments, irvniiein ana lovejov. 108-Stanley Bryan Purcell. R. F. . No. 1 Llnnton, Or., box 108. 109- Herbert William Bowe, 893 Guild' 110- Joe Amao. 41 North Ninth. ' iii-is.uzmo Mlrkovich. 81114 North Nine- teentn. 112- Joseph Hagara. Linnton. 113- Brydon Wilber Harkneas. 714 F.vjkr.r 114- John Nickolas Cooper.. 666 Lovejoy. - 115- Everett Kenneth Hursh. Denver apart. ments. Twenty-first and Orerton 116- Tsuke Koyarna. 34 North Third. 117- Tauneki Murakami, 80 North Fourth. i xo-risiooai lniesta, isortn First. ll-Airred Lorenzo Mansfield, 136 North .ignteemn. 130-Norman Chapman, Hoyt Hotel, Sixth and Hoyi. 121- FTank Leroy Benjamin ' Hamlin, 663 Sa vier. 122- Olenn Oscar Anderson, 9S9V4 Savler. 123-Harry Lawrence Berry, 761 '4 Washing- ion. 124-Henry Herman Hunt, 8R2U Vaughn. 125-Chrls Steve Mirkevic, 311H North Nine teenth. 126-Joseph Adolph Hyronlmus, 7T7 Petty grove. 127-Charles Earle Hembree, 83 North Twen- ty-rirst. . 128- Feth Chase Crandall, Linnton, Or. 129- Robert Curtis Dorsey. 666 Thurman. 130-William Floyd Wilson. Rainier Hotel, xs Aonn nixin. 131-Roscoe Dareld McFarlane, Hart Hotel Fifth and Burnslde. 132-Wllliam Edward Melior. 824 4 Vauahn 133- Frank Bernard Coulter. 44 North Tenth 134- Joseph James Carr. North Bank Hotel, Twenty-nrat and Qulmby. 135-Arthur Jerome Huffsmlth, 369 North Twenty-first. 136-Ernest Allen Ross, 443 North Twenty first. 137-GIenn Orvllle Millhouse. 505 North Twen ty-third. 138-John Hubert Mannlon, 887 North Twenty- ninth. - - 139-Charles FVancis Savarlau, 170 North - Twenty-third. 140-J. '. 7rman. 67 North Twentieth. 141-William' Jennings 'Lor ted t, 673 .Wilson. . ' !:-r y4 : -O. V l . , it r 1 'I . - itj:l ; 1 - Soft Cuff Shirts, Soft Collars, Wash Neckwear, Athletic Underwear for Summer Comfort t Via- Corbett Bldg., Fifth and Iorrison 142- Floyd Knurtson. 192 North Twenty-first. 143- Harry Ogle Blevlns, North Bank Hotol. Rll Hoyt. . 144- Cllfford Edward Latourell. 672 Kearney. 145- Erwln H. C. Ruh. 770H Johnson. 146- James Edgar Habersham, 816 Irving. 147- Arthur Francis Nassle, Rainier Hotel, 128 North Sixth. 148- Walter Avery Myers, 887 North Twenty- fifth. 149- Elmcr Ernest Ahrendt, 887 North Twen ty-fifth- 150- Cbarles Leleh Galllen, R. F. D. No. 1, box 60, Portland, Or. 151- Charles Zidell. Washington apartments. Twenty-first and Northrup. 152- Jami Peterson. 1U4V4 North Sixth. 16 it-John Walter Epperson, care steamer E. L. Smith, Albers dock No. -3. 154- Bernard Rubin, 778 Kearney. 155- Phlllp ChsJmov. 775 H Johnson. 156- James Thompson Walls, 735 Hoyt. 157- Mattbew William Rath, 868 North Twenty-sixth. 158- Frank V'eeia, Linnton.' 159- Joaeph Harry Brosig, 122 H North Eighteenth. .- 160- Fette Belmmlch, 38t' Owrton.' 161- Samuel Mitchell Barin. 870 Wilson. 162- Anton Uvanovich. 640 TJpshur. 163- Anton Mitholf, 563 Walnut. 164- Nick Hanlges, 455 North Twenty -second. lUTi-Eam Barlschl. 'i4H Kalelgh. 166- George Mann, 412 North Nineteenth. 167- Mela B. Mlvich. 51 Vi North Third. 168- Gilbert James Shea, 5S3 Johnson. 169- Edwln Vernon Garber, Care of TJ. S. ' Dredge Wahkiakum, Linnton, Or. 170- Rlchard Gill Montgomery, 1091 Vaughn. 171- George Helzen, 371 North Twenty-first. 172- John Frederick Stanchfield. 781 Overton. 17a-Ernest Carlson, 406 i4 North Twenty sixth. 174-Claude McKlnley Quine. 227 Seventeenth North. . 176-Edgar Hunter. 752 Suffolk. 176- Benedlct Mason Presby, 655 Flanders. 177- John William Wright, Houston Hotel, Sixth and Everett. 178-Alfred Edmunds Houghton. 686 Overton, 179-Saverto Falumbo. 682-634 Fourth. ISO-Angel Decanto. 25 First. 181- Lee Fook Sun, 103 North Fourth.- 182- Tom Arast Boonos, '-36 North Fourth. 183- John Uroff, 621 North Twenty-fifth. 184- Edwin BJorkiund. 676 Thurman. 185- Carl Wilhelm Olson. 547 Pettygrove. 186- Masuyei Yamane. 92 North Fifth, 187- Jim Dimltroff. 804 Couch. 188- Senichi Uyetake. 80 North Fourth. 189- Gust Sigfried Kettervall. Repose Hotel, Twenty-third and Savler. 190-Jordan Ivanoff. 609 Davis. 191-Hrestoa Domazus. 4 Firth. 192-Joseph Lorenzo Sasls, 504 North Second. 198-Jung Fum. 93 Flanders. 194-Henry Saburo Tatsumt, Mikado uoteu 196-Glenn Vivian Bechtolt, 508 Davis. 196-Albert Donlnger, Hotel West Myers, Fourth and Gllsan. 197-James William Clark, Hotel Dal Mae Joe. 198- Fred May, 66 North Third. 199- James R. Elliott. 151H North Sixth. 200- Waldemar Johnson, 92 North Seven teenth. 201-Albert Enegren, 195 Seventeenth. 202- Axel Backlund. 667 Overton. 203- Edward Nicolaa Larsaon, 422 Twenty- first. 204-Royal Hugh Mar.e. 163 Sixteenth North. 205-James Howe, aavi ijvereit. 06-Ralph Waldo Copp, 6214 Third. 207-Andrew J. Johnson. New Perkins Hotel. 208-Eugee Ward. Couch Hotel, Third and Couch. 209-George Clifford Shellabargar, 242 Flanders. 210-George Joseph Fromm, 250 North Nine teenth. ' Stl-Harold Cleone McKern. 616 Pettygrove. 212-Carl August Sahlen. 428 North Twenty- first. 213-Verne Arvld Clark. 684 Flanders. 14-Carl August von Cleft. SSI Coucn. 215-Wllliam Eugene Salzmann, 745 Kearney, 216-Edrar Pearl Copple. 021 Everett. 217-Ralph Lester Kellogg. 41 Belle Court ADartments. 218-Henry Charles Kuehn, 361 North Twen ty-fifth. 21-Wtlbur Albert Arnold, 568 Hoyt. 220-John Richard Montague, 3M North Thirty-second. 221-Howard Walter Ditlevsen, Care Armour tc Company. 222- Irvln Martin Goodman, 726 4 Johnson. 223- Jamea Spencer Goodale, 687 Flanders. 224- Frank Bokslch, DO North Third. "25-Waltar Wirt a. 104 North Sixth. 226-Arthur Benard Hansen. 65 North Sixth. 227- Jakov Covich, 35 North First. 228- Ivan Roso. 60 North Third. 229- Arvo Aarnlo. 242 Flanders. "SO-Arthur C. Ritter, 792 Roosevelt. 231-Mladden Christ. 235 North Fourteenth. 232-John Timothy Driscoll. 65 North Twen ty-second. 233-NIck Slobon. Rainier Hotel. 284-James Sgongos, 36 North Fourth. 235- KlchlJlc Kato. 42'4 North Sixth. 236- Tancklchl Mishima, 54 North Third. 237- Athanaslos Chulos 36 North Fourth. Local Board No. 10. 1- E Glen Fox. 335 East First. 2- W. Howell McGregor. 190 Cherry. 8-Benjamin F. Durrin. 126 Hartmean. 4- Albin Peterson. Kenton Hotel. 5- Willlam Joseph Orchard. 98 Knott. -Earl McKay. 402 East Ross. 7-Harry William Erickson. 412 Flint. 8-Gardner McKinley Whipple, 1560 Mc- Crum. 9-Arthur Farr. Newberg, Or. 10-Henrv Cieloha. 119 Montana. 11-Albert Alphonso Dean, 661 North Capi tol. Salem. Or. 12-Charles E. Hnford, 80 West Portland boulevard. 13-Carl A. Linn. 6 West Kllllngsworth. J4-Vlrgll E. Vara. 31 Williams. 13-Guy Van Sc'o-, S93 P.ussell. 1 6- Leslie Peterson, 1H61 Portsmouth. 17- Forrest Michael. 903 Oberlln. 18- Paul l.mher Wise. 16T.2 Van Houten. 19- Leon Walter MrMulHn. 1253 Greeley. 20- Lawrence Patrick Halloran, 285 Han cock. 21- C!vde Heln, 816 Willamette. 22-Wllllam Edward Van Dyke. 745 Syra cuse. 23-Edwin Theodore Schaer, Mountaindale, . . Oregon... . Dress for Comfort in Mathis Summer Clothes Hundreds of medium and light-weight fab rics in style and pat tern to please the ac tive man $20 to $40 Straws and ' Panamas that fit the weather as well as you $3 to $10 MENS WEAR 24-E1well NaPmythe. 1508 Meara. 2K-Gllbert Llbak. 145 Page. 24-Edgar Thomas Stuerhoff. 291 Sacra mento. 27- Palmer A. Nelson, P45 Patten. 28- Leonard Bishop. S95 Ross. 29- Franklln Fandtfer. 45 Leavttt-SO-Marlon flavlne. B60 East Fifty-first. .31 -John McGregor. S43 New Jersey. 32-Leonard J. Stout. 237 Willis boulevard. 3J-Gratls Allen Gordon. S17 Alorrls. 34-Earl C. Wenta, 2H6 Monroe. oo-John Spurr Ketchum. 1501 Portsmouth. 86- Ralph Waldo Campbell. 215 West Mo hawk. 87- Arthur Samuel Wilcox. 12BH Ruasell. 34-Melvln Ross. 1008 Polk. 39- Larence Evans. 1008 Polk. 40- Harold Cliff English. 600 Vancouver. 41- Arthur Boxel Beletskl. 908 Capitol. 42- Henry Wan Jovar, 802 Jersey. 4S-Glenn 1. Heynolds. S77 Vancouver. 44- Willls D. Vinson. 628 South Ivanhoe. 45- Bert Stone, 144 Kllpatrick. 46- Eugene A. Kavanagh. 923 Syracuse. 47- George A. Kettleberg. 867 Sacramento. 48- F. Fendall Young. 1760 Haven. 49- WlllIam L. Brownlee. 1241 Greeley. 50- Lawrence LeRoy Layton, 109 Weat Johns. v Bl-Herber t L. Weatberly. 401 South Syra cuse. 52-Melcholr TJebel, Central Hotel. 8'1-Harold W. Watrous. 14 North Crawford. 104-Frank Lester Gustafson, 1189 Omaha. iu.i-i.iiwara eroelskl. PS5 Erwin. 106- Raymond Ellis Kllnk. 854 Graham. 107- AHert Kowalakl. 870 Rli1ln 10S. Albert Martin Schubach. 28 West Chnmh 109-Vlklng Larsen. 1019 North Edison. 110-Leonard Watson. 206 (7hon-v Ill-Clayton E. Lamb. 860 Lonarrlew. HJ-Lloyd Llewlvn Bartlett am 113-Albert Frederick Olsen. 551 M. Commr. clal. 114- Hans Bertelsen. 606 Smith. 115- Glen Kerns, 606 Smith avenue. 116- Mllton F. Reed. 438 Russell. 117-Willlam F. Powers. Peninsula TTnf.1 118- John Wesley Downs. 610 Willamette. 1 19- Laurence Tullis. Burlington Hotel. 120- Earl Kenneth Grady. 2070 Hodge. 121- John S. Robinson. 110 Farraiut. 122-GUbert M. Olsen. 613 East New York 123-Gordon Luther Cooklngham. 416H Jersey. i.T-wruon r leming, Orfl lnslsslppl. 125-Josnph Barr, 328 San Rafael. uo-wiliiani Harley Seamster. 246 Para 127 -Joseph Eugene Oeschsrer. 612 TsTnrih Crawford. . 128-Raymond Madsen. 1765 Flsk. -R. E. Poffenberrer. 1173 Ctmmttm lUO-Albert Fine, 836 Willamette. 131- Cal Jerome Collier, Skamania.. Wash. 132- Oscar Grove, 1844 Dwlght. 133- James Duncan Ellerby, 198 Russell. 134- Albort W. Olsen, 810 East Broadway. 135- George Royer. 823 West Polk. lrfB-fellx Beluso. Wileox aaartmuti 187-Erneat Jensen, 718 Oswego. 138- Wllllam Frank Jones, 168 Farga. 139- Mack M.-Cahlll. 1610 Fowler. 140- Floyd Tharp. 810 North Willamette. 141- Carl F. Holznagel. 269 San Rafael. 142- Raymond F. Buermann, 718 North Ed ison. . 148-Emmett Robert Walsh. 921 Willamette. ni-jonn v. nerce. 1B82 Portsmouth. 14o-clyde H. Thayer. 524 Oswego. 146- Merie Barton Roe. 211 North Jersey." 147- Pete Kliewer. 643 North Leonard. 148- Harry P. Inghram. 1918 Portsmouth. 14U-Hobart Thela. 1183 Atlantic. 54-Harold Wllford Godfrey. 500 Flint. r,5-Phllip 6. Hedeen. 856 Colonial. 66-Lawrenoe W. Scott, Peninsula Hotel. 57-Charles Howard Helms, 782 North Edison. US-Lowell T. Hembree, 1232 Borthwlck. 59-Frazer C. Megum. 750 Syracuse. 0-Wllbur Denny. 704 Harvard. 61- Albert A. Warnholtx. 286 West Baldwin 62- Walter .T. Marclilewlcs. 911 Bowdoln. ' ' -7 M Kami? f . - ' ; 4 ! - J -.. : . assflwass-ssg -- ii-- In i ism.ajB i3hhfZ Cunt Old Wives for New Taken From the Book by David Graham Phillips, Will Be Shown at the PEOPLES; Beginning Saturday, June 15 Prices Go Up at Factories June 15th la Effect Here About July First. Wheat the 11S Models Shipped Oa as After Jaae 15th Arrive Here. Our Advertising Keeps Down (Selling Cost) Prices Our $650 Model at $487.50 $25 Cash, $12 Monthly tCfin in inRfi was ,ne Pr'f paid for a mtr piano by our parents or grand OOUU IU OIUUU parents after the Civil War. Trices on piano are coins; irp by leaps and bounds now Fome local pinno stores hsve already raiaed prices fftO to 1150. Will you wait until you need pay $S00 to .1000 for our piano and $750 to $1500 for your .player piano? Piano Exchange Department swi-'u as first cash payment, and you besrin your monthly payment the follow Inc month. We sell at 2or,r lower than local market cash prices, whether you pay balance in cash or on easy tnnnthlv installments of $6 or more monthly. WK MI.I. SKVO Vl' A iOtll. KW" TAI.KIXi 1HCH1NE KOR VOIR i JED OBCiAM OR tl AHK PIANO. WF. WH.l. i!M VOL A. SPl.Enir F.V 1I,KI(. MACHINK l-ttR lOl'R I SKD 1 TRIOH T PIANO. Call. briiir or mail us full description of tiie Instrument you have Order Your Piano by Mail T.::aZT mil -mu will Ir.rn whv we hsve kstatdreda of mall-order nayera Your boy or srirl working can eave 20c dally and eecure a good piano and musical education now. Ill T-I1K-TIIW N HI VF.R5 WK PRKPAV AST MAKE FREE TKI.IVERA" OK PIANO TO tOI'R HOMK within 200 mles, and the piano will be shipped subject to exchange within one year, we allowing the full amount paid. This virtually gives you a one-year trial of the piano you order. Every piano or player piano purchased carries with it the Schwan Piano Co. guarantee of satisfaction, as also the usual guarantee from each manufacturer of these new musical instruments. Mssafsehirers1 - Scliwa.il Piano Co. Coaaat Dlatrlbuto 111 Fourth Street at W aasjlnarton, 68- Ernest M. Carlqulst. 1061 Concord. Milan Davis. 13;t7 Greely. 65-Earl Kllher. 816 North Feneca. --Harry D. Slngleman. :.! Rosa 67-Ollver Adams. 215 McMillan. a-Wllllam Bryan Hunt, lmo McKenna. 69- Dan P. Clinton. 2R5 Hancock. 70- Thomas Albert Crowe. 326 Ross. 71- Roiand Cook. 601 Alblna. . 72- Samucl Nagel, 691 Rodney. 73- Wllllam L. Kchachlck. lu Jordan.. 74- Les!le D. Elliott Iloes. 40R Graham. - 75- Walter B. 1'eterson. 311 Morris. 76- Vomle Wllllan Duus. 466 Larrabee. 77- Louls Garnst-y. Kenton Hotel. 78- Clive Medford Bala. TlfJ Knott. 70-Herbert William rreston. 227 West Tyler. 80- Leonard Aaliiry Williams, 802 Tilla mook. 81- Wllllam J. Kirkham. 636 East Richmond. 82- Alired S. Peterson, 2-5 Oswego. 83- Mervln Albert Butts. 709 South Craw- ford. 84-Csrl Jossy. 892 Tern-. S5-Henry Wlnther. Sacramento apartments. 86- Earl W. Duncan. 4rt-" Fast Chicago. 87- Allen Fisher Btlrrett. 402 Tioga. S8-Mandus Verdegan. 502 Oswego. 89- James M. Cameron. 1760 Portsmouth. 90- McKlnley Ryan. Marine barracks. St. Johns. Portland. 91- Harvey C. Anderson. 872 Castle, a" T i. Jr.. 426 Roes. OH-Kernerd Colton Hickman, 115 West Tyler. B4-Loren G. Wolfklll. Charleston. Wssh P5-Arthur Fendall. .r!8 Vancouver. 96-Fred William Herwlck, 1025 South Jersey. 7-Edward Pruka. 459 Baldwin. 98- Emll Larson, 208 South Jersey. 99- Charlea Flnoh. 119 Portland boulevard. 100- Wllllam Max Korter. S17 west t-oia. 101- Henry Hauser. 236 Fargo. in'i..lnhii H. Byiana. ik.- v. 103-Vernon E. Chappell. 333 Ivy. iKO.Charies Ray Spackman. Jr., 618 North Ivanhoe. 151- Oscar S. Cross. 51' Williams. 152- Roger Molcomb. 216 Graham. 153- Raymond Damon. 70 West Cramer. 154- Ueorge Jenkins Hufford. 212 Central. 1R5-J. S. Turenne OIK. j.iub oriuiora. 15-Kloyd Lllburn Hull. 40 Bradford. 167-Wlllard Jackson. Klamath Falls, or. 158- Paul Krelger. Til tnion avenue. 159- Floyd Harrison Van Riper. 709 Willam ette. I0-Roy E. Cowan. 417 Larrabee. 161-Stephen H. Burley, 217 Knott. Portland. 182-Ernest W. Bredemcler. 303 Monroe. Jrt3-Davld L. McKllllcan, H'hi Knott. 14-Robert C. Graham. 292 Sacramento. 165-Edwln Johnson. 179 Morris. 186- Glen E. Marcellus. 883 Benton. 167- Jamea B. Grout. 500 Vancouver. 168- Calvln E. Jackson. 329 San Rafael. 169- Hobart Oates. 245 East Broadway. 170- Frank Kolvu. 42 Fremont. 171- Matt Luma Hill, 42 Fremont. 172- Joe Rowlhlser. 144 Knott. 173- Konsta Koskl. 42 Fremont. 174,-Phllllpp Pensk, Butte Hotel. Sixth and Davla. 176-Joseph George Allen. 10O1 Qawson. 176- Jake Rau. Jr..' 169 Knott. 177- John V. Arnell. 189 Knott. 178- Frank Bruesh. 1797 Newman. 179- Alex Hoppe. 483 W'llllame. 180- Steve Popovlch. Jr., 751 Amherst. 1M -Frank Roxalskl. 118s Russell. 182-John Enxell. 812 Willamette. 168-Elmer G. Felg. 286 Monroe. 184-John Eric Carlson. 628 East Mohswk. 155- Ernest August Rosin. 280 Wheeler. 156- Harry Albert Spear. 143 Morrls. 187- Lloyd S. Atkins. 149 Monroe. lH8-Henry Schalaman, 835 San Rafael. 189-Frank R. Oliver. SiiO Colonial. - ' . 190-Harold L. Davis. 210 North Em'j.. 191-Mlke T. Vlniloff. 899 Montana li'2-WHIIam' Hoesly. 316 Sacramento. 193-Olney Croeson. 702 West Burlington. , 1B4-F.dwsrd B. Peterson. 1ST Morris i Your used piano, orfran. talking; marnine or your city lot taafln to trade re our qual as advertised OUR DEFENSE Our boys arc defending this country on the high seas and on the land. Our own defense against a common enemy is to keep the system clean by ridding the body of the toxins, or poisons, which are bred in the intestines. When you feel tired, sleepy, headachy, when your breath is offensive, o pimples ap pear on the face and neck, it is time to recognize the danger and protect your bodily health by taking a good laxative or liver medi cine. The machinery of the body needs to be oiled, kept in good condition, just as the guns or machinery of a ship. Why should a human person Carter's Little liver Piils You Cannot be A Remedy That Constipated -VcARTEfef Makes Life andHappy y Tljtthf Worth Living Smell Pill jr JT 1 1 DILLS Genuine bears sfgnature Small Doae k y4 j ' . . 7 A,ggR3L,5LS8; (pARTER'S IRON PILLS many colorlesa face but sas will greatly help most pale-faced people SLUMBER OUTRAGED? Are you compelled to arise from your lumber once, twice or more, because of pain, irritation and abnormal condi tion of kidneys and bladder? UUSSBSSUSBBBaSBBSSl are Ruaranteed to correct the alkalin ity of your secretions, thus giving; you undisturbed slumber, making for Rest at night and Knergy by day. All forma of kidney disorders cannot be success fully treated with Balmwort Tablets, but when these symptoms exist you will receive a ftratifyina; recovery if you use them: amount of urine secreted irregrular, insufficient, too frequent, too copious, accompanied by pain, diffi culty, smarting;, .burning. Irritation, pains in back and groins and when the passage Is foul of odor, highly col ored, etc Also stoppase of secretion followed by fever, chills, pains, head ache, rheumatic pains, depression, etc Balmwort Kidney Tablets HELP THE KIDMEYS For sale by the Owl drug Co. stores and all other druggists. Adv. THE SPRING TIME TONIC For Nervous, Weak Men and Women Is CADOMENE TABLETS For sale by tha Owl Drug; Co. stores and all other druggists Adv. 4 for Advertising was our cost for May selling-. When compared with the usual 15 to 20 cost of selling through . inside and outside salesmen and can vassers, our cost for selling a $300 piano is $13.50 not $60. And the cost for selling a $650 Player Piano $20.25 not $130, the usual selling cost through salesmen and canvassers, which we do not employ. This is one of the reasons why our prices on all 1918 models brand new pianos are 25 lower than the usual local piano market prices. Prices Go Up July First la Record purchased xenda either model home. "3fs Weekly. O 4 d W eekly W4RR AN'TF.K B tr KF.I) RV MANY MILLIONS IN I'APIT VI. neglect his own machinery more than that of his auto mobile or his guris? Yet most people do neglect them selves. Their tongue has a dark brown color, skin sal low, breath bad, yet they fail to see that their machinery needs attention. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel lets have been known for nearly half a century. They arc made of May-apple, leaves of aloe and jalap, made into a tiny pellet and coated with sugar. They arc standard and efficacious. You can obtain them at any drug store in vials for twenty-five cents. Ask for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and get no other I Quit Tobacco Thla Tate rata, fl. B. L-a.mpa.are. wa adaiclail to tHa ixccmiv ua ot tobacco tor many yaara, -Ho wanted to quit, sue Beded aemtttiuaff to feeip him. II letirnad of a trm book; that tella about to bacco habit and how to conquer It quickly, oa ny ana aiLXeiy. 10 a recant letter ho wrltea: 'i have no desire for tooacco any mor. 1 feel like a new man. Anyone desirins a copy of this book on to bacco hab.t. amoklns and chew ins. can sat It free, postpaid, by writ Ins to Kdward J. Woodf. l:l ti. Station fci. New York City. You will be surprised and pleued. iook for quieter aervei, itroncer heart, better digaa tlon. Improved eyesight. Increased vigor, .oncer life and other advantages if you quit poisoning yourself. Ad v. DO MOTHERS ERR? When we hear of so many school girls and girls in stores and offices who are often totally unfit to ptrform their daily duties because of some de rangement peculiar to their sex. might this not have been prevented by the mother who, perhaps through neglect or carelessness, failed to get for that daughter the one great root and herb remedy for aych ailments. Lydia K. rinkham's Vegetable Compound? This old-fashioned medicine Is said to have alleviated more suffering of woman kind than any other remedy known to medicine. Adv. ss mm v St q noo 1 O Weekly How He
