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14 THE MORNING O REG ONI AN, TUESDAY, JUIT 23, 1918, COLTON -MAN FIRST AT LI Richard Miller Becomes Pur chaser of 120 Acres Listed as Tract No. 21. CHOICE LAND IS INCLUDED Drawing Is Held Under Direction of Judge John McPhanl, of Wash ington, and Felice Colin, of Carson City. More than 200 anxious homeseekero yesterday attended the drawing at the United States. Land Office in the Wor cester building- which determined the successful applicants for approximate ly 50 of the choicest tracts included in 150,000 acres in the Oregon & Califor nia land grant. In the aggregate. 84S filings have been made on this limited number of tracts. The drawing was superintended by Judge John McPhaul, of Washington, D. C, superintendent of sales, and Miss Felice Conn, of Carson City, Nev, assistant superintendent of sales. Filings on the land were received between June 22 and July 17. In all, 1027 filings were made on a total of only 227 of the 1227 tracts included In the 150,000 acres thrown open to set tlement. Only about one-fifth of the total acreage was actually filed upon. Of the 1027 filings. 848 conflicted, more than one being made on each, of the 227 tracts. The remaining acreage may be filed ' upon under the general provisions of the homestead law. Many of those not successful in yesterday's drawing for the contested tracts announced that they would file on other tracts in cluded in the 150,000 acres as soon as they have received back from the Gov ernment the amount of their deposits which accompanied the original filing. In order to be absolutely fair. Judge McPhaul has ruled that no applicant who participated in yesterday's draw ing will be permitted to file on any of the remaining land until it has been finally determined that each of the winners of the contested tracts is quali fied to the land. This will give all disappointed applicants an equal chance for the land yet available for entry. In the appended list is given the names of the applicants participating in the drawing as a result of the con flicting filings. Following the name of each applicant is given the unit number, or the number of the tract upon which the filing was made. In every case the winner of any particu lar tract is the applicant opposite whose name the number of the tract filed upon appears for the finst time. All winners as Indicated by the drawing become the purchasers of the particular tract upon which they filed unless it is found they were disqual ified, under the provisions of the reg ulations governing the filing, from fil ing on the land and participating in the drawing. In that event, the appli cant filing on the same trc.ct and whose name appears second on the list for that particular piece of land, will get the land. The following is a complete list of the drawing, the figures before the names giving the order in which the drawing was made, while the figures following the names give the number of the tract of land filed upon by each of the 818 applicants: 1. Robert Richard Oslur Muller, 241. 1!. Amund Munson. Jr., 244. 3. Robert Abraham, 508. 4. Eustace B. Scott, '10. 5. Crescentia Rlgert. 6. Oliver Champagne, VJ0. 7. Anna Wilkins. 5U8. 8. Merton A. Mack, 621. . Emmett R. Shipley. 508. 10. Charles C. Crane, 1150. 11. Olive u. Sutton, 242. 12. Cammond Decator Miller, 31. 33. Roland C. Philips. 592. , 14. Lester Andrew Daniels. 243. 15. Edward Gautherat. 490. It). Eliza B. Houser, 4H1. 17. Charles Anderson, 245. 18. Thomas Dooling. 5o5. 19. Beauford B. Smith. 20. 20. John W. Colbry. 616. 21. Frank Frazer. 16. 22. Carrie Volz. 22. 23. Sidney E. Smith. 3R7. 24. Llewellyn C. Massenser, 1169. 25. Earl Day. 359. 26. Grant VV. Heth, 240. 27. Alonzo Lawrence Miller, 400. 28. Frederick John Berman, 592. 29. Viola Mabel Wachs, 592. 30. Mrs. Eliza Pennish. 607. 81. Charles L. Kaufman, 5-9. 32. Charles E. Matthew, 552. 33. Harold I. Millo. 1150. 34. Arthur W. Sheehan. 359. 35. Enos Lawrence Commons, 1142. 36. Louis Meyers, 606. 37. Cooper Anderson. 490. 38. Rex E. Gordon. 241. 89. Florentine Barnettlee, 520. 40. John Bakko. 1217. 41. William F. Mosher. 560. 42. Clifford W. Mannen. 522. 43. Richard Joseph Millo. 1152. 44. William David Wilkinson, 69. 45. Charles E. Harmer, 242. 46. Cyrus Lewis Weed, 20. 47. Charles Cameron, 316. 48. Louis Stas. 958. 49. John L. Pearson. 569. 60. John Bogsenshe. 618. Bl. Timothy Newingham. 717. 42. Etta Rucker. 1205. B3. Albert Charles Wood, 1142. B4. Ratha Gouge. 670. B5. Ellis Orval Darner, 71. 56. Moilie F. Bever. 502. 57. Carl Brostram. 629. 58. Robert Walker, 243. 59. Andrew L. Dodge. 242. 0. John R. Cave, 621. 1. Alexander Le Vaugh. 771. 62. William Oscar Hess, 607. 63. Maurice C. Hamilton, 1143. 64. William Joseph Wiser, 1138. 65. Frederick H. Bramon. 592. 66. John Wilsey Hunt. 717. 7. J. Emil Nelson. 1144. 6R. Maurice Edgar Smead, 240. 69. Richard Millo. 1151. 70. Fred D. Clark. 592. 71. Orlia W. Ingram. 654. 72. Stephen Paul, 1150. 73. Ellis Segfried Johnson, 1141. 74. Jesse Buford Jones. 2. 75. William J. Bird. 618. 7K. Michael A. Sulzer. 614. 77. Birt Ashury Bristol, 490. 78. John William Kersey. 1150. 79. John M. Person. 490. 50. Charles H. Oibbons. 240. 81. Hans Chr. Petersen. 771. 82. Raymond F. Goble. 1166. 83. Max M. Wareham, 514. 84. William John Wangeman, 1158. S.",. Mrs. Nettie Heacock. 513. 86. Iven E. Taylor. 592. 87. Rolandus R. Rohr. 490. 88. Archibald R. Butler, 491. 89. Fritz Ehring. 692. 90. John W. Dllllnger. 357. St. John S. Taylor. 605. 92. Wilboe Park Wlnklebleek. 692. 93. JameB Joseph Geoghegan, 1148. 4. Carlos C. Coyle. 490. 95. Amede Tourville, 652. 96. Fred B. Madison. 242. 97. Nellie Vallen. 382. 98. Chas. N. Tidd. 122. 99. Roy C. Maxwell. 542. 100. Henry Aschoff. 570. lot. Peter Kinville. 490. 102. Clarence V. Kinney. 1158. lull. Ernest G. Schaefer. 592. ln4. Jesse C. Moore, 1140. 105. Jay Berton Beaver. 513. 106. Durward Criteser. 235. 3 07. Clarence D. Nelson. 1153. lOR. Andrew Jensen, 235. inn. Mabie A. Cadonan. 1143. 110. George Carroll Tracy. 627. 111. Josephus Tompkins. 610. 312. Roy S. Blodgett. 10. 313. George Thomas Finn. 242. 114. Mrs. Ena Bridges. 592. 115. Eugene Milo Fellows. 243. 116. Herman A. Rossback. 1174. 117. John H. Schmertman. 242. 118. Arthur R. Torgler. 607. 1 1 9. Fred E. Cook, 20. 120. Frank Malvern Forrest, 542, DRAW NG 121. Raymond E. Beetle. 1144. 122. Mary H. Cotter. 519. 123. Cowan Couch. 1143. 124. Charles H. Brown, 1217. 125. Pauline Brown, 240. 126. George H. Chambers. 607. 127. Axel Wilhelm Svensson, 242. 128. Harry Harlow Anderson. 570. 129. Joseph A. Lane 49L . 130. Lyle C. Pope, 1152. 131. Matthew Mart Barrow, 522. 132. Carl Anderson, 243. 133. Henry Jean August Hoffman. 1149. 132. James Edward Dickason. 1174. 135. Denver Barney. 490. . 136. Ira G. Ettlnger. 803. 137. Frank Ferlan. 88. 138. ' Ivor K. Evans. 240. 139. Don Jeffreys. 242. 140. Learaon J. Del&a. 542. 14L Elbert C. Roberta, 1167. 142. Frank A. Thompson, 540. 143. James H. Sldwell. 598. 144. Walter H. Moye. 606. 145. Louis Napoleon Vallen. 382. 146. Francis E. Jiggar. 541. 147. Delbert Austin Norton, 1142. 148. Nimrod F. Baker. 615. 149. Ira Hutchins. 699. 150. Earle W. L. Palmer, 490. 151. Charles H. Hopps, 240. 162. George W. Nevllnj, 368. 153. John A. Oppenlander, 1205. 154. Julius J. Crell, 622. 155. George F". Pierce. 1149. 156. Phil more Bethel Pannier, 1168. 157. Charles Louis Staudlnger, 75. 158. Andrew Muller, 237. 159. Harvey Haskell Kingholoe. 84. 160. Theodore P. Tourville. 542. 161. George L. Canham. 519. 162. Erick Svenson, 610. 163. Charles S.- Howard, 237. 164. Glenn S. Ehle. 514. 165. Frank Arthur Wilson. 3S2. 166. Charles J. Slover. 490. 167. Alonzo C. Robinson, 242. 168. Ernest Paul Demmler, 1191. 169. Dehner David Baker, 1150. 170. Annie Ellis Dickason. 1174. 171. Andrew Nicholson. 240. 172. William David Peiletts, 61 . 173. Rolla J. Bruce, 70. 174. Ovel J. McCoy, 165. 175. Edward Graner, 607. 176. Willis W. Rickman. 615 177. Charles Bruce Petty, 644. 178. Willard D. Hall, 616. 179. Ernest J. Judd, 490. 180. Theodore Kringelhede. 248. 181. Julius Krattenlhaler, 613. 182. Alex John Jordan. 616. 183. Daniel Shaw, 592. 1S4. James F. Monger, 244. 185. Christopher Hagelin. 240. 186. William E. Brown, 240. 1S7. John F. G. Facer, 240. 188. Oscar V. Bradley, 1151. 189. Edward S. Hinman, 20. 190. Amiel Relnhold. 69. 191. Emit Carlson, 237. 192. Louis Bog-den, 382. 193. Sol D. Ettinger. 248. 194. Isaac F. Beals, 592. 185. Miles Watrous, 692. 196. Cecil James Wight, 1167. 197. Benjamin A. Peterson, 163. 198. John E. Lamm, 240. 199. Frank Harvey Bentley, 592. 200. Alva Stanley Harrington. 606. 20L Dais Mllleson Haskln, 1150. 202. Ora Dorn Hicks. 522. 205. Charles Ingale Nachend, 592. 204. Charles H. Parish, 607. 205. Arthur G. West. 240. 206. Solomon P. Howard, 592. 207. Emily Monroe. 692. 208. Matta a. Smith. 72. 209. Pauline Heacock. 613. 210. George Washington Misslnger, 71. 211. Burt A. Grove. 599. 212. Joseph McHardy. 513. 213. Ivan J. Smith, 2. 214. Henry P. Healy. 1136. 215. Duncan Cavln, 606. 216. Barnabas J. Casterllne, 1205. 217. Joseph Lee Ledwidge, 1150 218. Frank J. Lennard. 540. 219. Mens Alfred Olson. 255. 220. Guy 1. Ingram. 84. 221. Frederick Roslnske, 242. 222. William Burk Grimes, 1149. 223. Willis E. Faught. 615. 224. Elwyn Kelly Weston, 622. 225. Elbert Allen Harvey. 357. 226. Ashley L. Butter. 593. 227. Lynn Victor Seeley. 620. 228. Charles S. Lean, 240. 229. William Taylor, 615. 230. Joel A. Eastman. 592. 231. Henry Joyner, 491. 232. Charles Reason Dodds, 1136. 233. John G. Dennett, 606. 234. Andreg Krzlsnih, 1151. 235. William Fernando Bellroad, 1193. 236. Lee Rexford Marvin, 491. 237. Rebecca Browning. 1004. 238. William Arthur Sawyers, 1164. 239. Wiley F. Williams. 607. 240. August Frid. 629. 241. Harvey Stephens Hale, 1144. 242. Charles S. Howard, 592. 243. Anna Leona Sherwood. 490. 244. Albert Y. Townsend. 692. 245. Edgar H. PulBifer. 654. 246. Jesse C. Jones, 490. 247. Edgar Merle Smith. 85T. 248. Blanche Gardner, 24L 249. Victor Enstrom. 244. 250. John B. Erickson. 618. 251. L. Jeanne Prlngle. 598. 252. Alsom Souther. 1150. 253. Roy G. Nicholson, 83. 4. Conrad O. Mueller. 644. 5. Laura A. Smith. 20. 256. Myron Chambers, 569. 7. Verna V. Tompkins. 610. 258. Lester R. Buckholden, 84. 259. Samuel Cluff Whltton, 518. 260. Mrs. Dagmar Behnke, 1183. 261. Thomas H. Davis. 240. 262. Frank L. Andrews. 610. 263. Albert Martin Bailey. 490. 264. Melvln Conett. 605. 265. Harvey A. Westfall, 237. 266. Henderson P. Garrison, 359. 207. Charles A. Rawlings. 242. 68. Howard Crytzer. 616. 260. Frank I. Westfall. 84. 270. Guy eWsley Horning. 60S. l. Carl L. Anderson. 502. 272. James E. Gardner, 610. 73. Garfield M. Btllingsley. 490. 274. David S. Brallier, 245. 5. Lonzo Stonehocker. 654. 276. Fleming Erickson. 615. 277. John Knox Carr, 255. 278. Arno T. Wledeman. 503. 79. Stanley Arnold. 1135. 280. John Henry Chinlund, 592. 281. John Russell. 20. . 282. Oscar Wilson. 242. 283. Louis Franklin Lindsay. 615. 2M. jonn aright, 242. 285. Dounnle Roy Frymark, 356. 286. John H. Lewis. 244. 287. Arthur F. Waldron. 1211. 288. Orle Madison Warren, 610. 289. Enoch W. Ross, 5. 290. Lewis M. Davis, 75. 291. Paul C. Fischer, 241. 292. Carl Gustav Gustafson, 69. 293. Amelia A. Bryant, 491. 294. Effie Titus Miller. 593. 295. William L. Trumball. 84. 296. Arthur Sylvester Amunds, 840. 297. John Bozlenlk. 513. 298. George Christian Bablnsky. 1144. 299. Merritt Emerson Peck. 359. 300. Herman A. Wetteborg, 892. Sol. Peter Tromp, 608. 302. George William Wilson. 513. 303. Rollin W. Ayers, 771. 304. Robert A. Reld, 592. 305. May Disney. 615. 306. John Nicholas Laferty, 236. 307 John Lucius Schmid, 592. 808. Arthur Baker. 71. 309. Mary C. Fessler, 240. 310. Fredrlc Stephen Renner. 490. 311. Brlce B. Gllliland, 242. 312. William F. CDell, 607. 313. Edward J. Rowles, 616. 314. Hugh L. Wahl, 513. 315. Pleasant Frasier Thomas, 10. 315. Leo John Howard. 1038. 317. John W. Rogers. 242. 318. Andrew Rose, Jr., 513. 319. Luther C. Ugle, 598. 320. Orie Peter Romaine. 618. 321. Albert Hummett, 1211. 322. Lewis Peterson. 22. 323. Edward Robinson, 610. 324. Grover C. Newcomer, 243. , 325. Caleb A. Davis. 627. 326. Lawrence H. Meadows, 592. 327. James Haynes, 243. 328. Carl E. Swainson, 592. 329. Robert Edgar Moore Henderson, 09. 330. Matilda Fischer. 618. 331. Clarence Merle Cogswell, 367. 332. Hugh M. Sherwood. 490. 333. Louis Bergman, 618. 334. Marvin F. Cooper. 242. 335. John A. Hoyt. 243. 336. Joseph A. Jeffries, 1205. 337. William Bell, 593. 338. Karl Ansgar Karlsen, 243. 339. Harry Chung. 609. 340. Frank Leonard, 592. 341. Alfred Strutt, 610. 342 George L Westfall. 237. 343. Rudolph Xtckedemus. 592. 344. Merle E. Ornduff. 606. 345. John Allen McLeod, 72. 346. Bvron D. Whitfield. 606. 347. Raymond Ralph Miller. 514. 348. Wilson C. Nicholas. 615. 349. Rolal A. Hunter. 240. 350. Morton Tompkins. 615. 351. Frederick Vogt. 1188. 352. Thomas E. Parish, 618. 353. Leo Lehnfield. 508. 354. Jacob Adam Koch, 10. 3rr. Milton J. Anderson.- 511. 3r.6. Henry William Rabinsky. 114. S57. Charles O. Farnsworth. 1004. 358. William Roy Lawrence, 400. 359. George G. Mitchell. 1139. 3rtO. Archie Hubert Yeck. 240. 361. Washington Irving Berrlman, 354. 362. Thomas J. Hill. 606. 363. Mark Holmes. 693. 364. John Riplinger, 598. 365. Samuel S. Shoemaker, 1150. 366. Lawrence R. Autry. 367. Charles Adolph Wleneke. 245. 368.. Frank E. Vaughn. 490. 869. Lawrence R. Autry, 1150. 870. William H. Meritt. 490. 371. George Taylor Peek, 354. . . 372. Joseph Alexander Singleton. 892. 37S. George McCollom. 242. 374. Willie Adson Whits, 627. 375. William R. Lewis. 235. 376. Harry Hayes McAllister, 570. 37. Orvills Perdue. 610. 378. Will C. Morrison. 692. 379. Annas Klllion, 522. 380. Frederick F. Smith. 892. . 381. Emil Johannes Zimmerman, 807. 382. Rowland Hlrma Petty. 610. 33. George D. Beverldge, 240. 3S4. Frank Elwood Nixon. 242. 385. James K. Reppeto, 607, 386. Ralph P. Harder. 618. 387. Clement R. WhltaU. 490. 388. John W. Benahoof. 5. 389. John M. Thompson, 592. 390. Ernest Kraus, 598. 391. Alfred Hinds. 618. 392. Charles Burton. 606. 393. Horace Edwin Burt. 121T. 334. Frederick W. Wilkins. 1174. 395. Ernest Albert Simmons. 245. 396. Charles W. Lyle. 240. 397. Perley Lehner, 1209. 398. Howard J. F. Rowles. 615. 399. John Henry Howell, 1173. 400. Harry H. Haley, 503. 401. Otto R. Hartwlg, 692. 402. John C. Zacbariason. 1150. 403. Guataf Carlson, 235. 404; Hugh V. Anderson, 609. 405. John Henry Fisher, 1161. 406. Adam J. Mlshler. 242. 407. Emil J. Olson, 859. 408. Harry Benton Evans, 350. 409. James Clancy, 240. 410. Walter 8. Threlkeld. 616. 411. Ruben A. Splvey, 592. 412. Edward A. Stewart. 490. 413. William E. Stearns, 88. 414. Jetson Hester, 607. 415. Eduard Neumann, 513. 416. William Cross, 491. 417. Frederick N. Crane, 1148. 418. Axel Anderson, 490. 419. Philip C. Patrick. 242. 420. Gerald Dayne Bert, 1142. 421. Chime I. Anderson. 644. 422. Thomas Sosiuskl. 382. 423. Thomas F. Meagher. 11 ST. 424. Beltrum Harrison Ferry, 615. 42i. Otto Weeks, 607. 426. Elma Culp. 1205. 427. Francis Warren Wells. 692. 428. Wlllington E. Fitch, 60T. 429. Norman C. Bray. 1138. 430. Cyrus O. Wareham, 614. 431. John C. Russell. 243. 432. George Jay Jennings. 1174. 433. Gilbert C. Chase. 598. 434. Joseph Kolshlnskl. 627. 435. William Charles Coulee. 622. 436. George W. Daylong. 242. 43T. Moses E. Pennington. 244. 4.. Edward Feyrer, 76. 439. Minnie M. Putnam, E92. 440. Belle Gentry, 692. 441. Dr. Chas. Albert Koenlg, 803. 442. Julian C. Candal, 242. 443. Vaslls Oprls. 20. ' 444. Herbert R. Calvin. 606. 445. Alfred Peterson, 84. 448. Valentine Stebe. 1152. 447. Belmont H. Moore, 692. 448. Peter L. Borg, 1149. 449. Alford H. Fennlsle, 11SS. 450. August Gustafson, 359. 451. Kittle 6outher. 1151. 452. Helen D. Whitfield.- 607. 453. Henry John Kubik. 1152. 454. Clyde Charles Pilgrim, 823. 455. Melvln A. Neher. 1151. 456. Grace Agusta Miller. 490. 457. Dorcey C. Rowles. 610. 458. August Hansen, 244. 459. Manning B. Hearn. 692. 460. Thomas Harry Stance, 359. 461. Oscar Swerlm Hermanson, 807. 462. Edmund R. Hubbard. 91. 463. Arthur W. Carlson, 624. 404. Alfred Hlnes. 490. 46.-,. Joseph Mlrhal. Jr., 243. 466. Warren William Way, 692. 467. Harry L. Gamble. 1144. 468. Thomas Henry Hackson. 592. 469. David A. Hildebrand. 359. 470. Qulncy M. Fowler. 1205. 471. Jerry Z. Piatt. 359. 472. Jacob Bern, 610. 473. Willis C. Mccarty. 240. 474. Duncan M. Mclnnls, 698. 475. Maurice A. Sullivan, 771. 476. Carl Strom. 245. 477. Joseph Livingston, 1166. 478. James L. More, 71. 479. George E. Miller. 242. 480. Arthur B. Walters, 606. 481. Charles M. Jennings. 692. 482. Julia Drlske. 627. 483. Vincent P. Sowa, 83. 484. William E. Bradford, 490. 485. Frank Olson. 240. 486. Charles M. Janik. 184. 487. William Adalbert Bearcs, 242. 488. John R. Cassidy, 20. 489. Lawrence Daniel Huffaker. 240. 490. William C. Taylor. 698. 491. George W. Coon. 627. 402. Mathiaa Waldklrch. 613. 493. Rider C. Jensen, 490. 494. Grant Bell, 613. ' 495. Gustaf Evald Wilhelm Wilkberg. 237. 496. Harry E. Hall. 692. 497. Rufus Crane. 1151. 498. Erik Olson. 286. 499. Banner Barl Moors. 892. 500. William Kirk Patrick. 1167; 501. ' August Carlborr. 243. 602. Shelby W. Garrlott. 615. 603. Peter Anderson Doctor, 1205. 604. Frank O'Hara, 242. 506. Clara B. Vols. 10. ouj. .Blanche Sutton, 610. 507. Stephen Henry Singleton. 71. 508. Trueman W. Marble, 1144. 509. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Evans. 242. 510. Herbert T. Ferguson, 244. 511. John H Henry, 1149. .11-. cnester uort Ehle, 614. 513. John F. Hilton. 245. 614. Verena Barbara Schmid, 892. 515. Algot Johnson. 240. 616. Thomas P. Shoemaker, 814. 517. James B. Dowd. 569. 618. Herman Repschlager, 243. 519. Henry Stewart Allen, 627. 520. Norman G. Nutt. 20. 521. Antha Rankens Troxler, 240. 522. Joseph Kestnar, 85. 523. Addison A. Anderson. 342. 624. Harriet M. Fran in g. 490. 625. Hark Gregory McMahon, 354. 526. Thomas A. Munson, 382. 527. Nicholas W. Quarlng. 244. 628. Patrick J. McGulre. 164. 529. Francis G. Thompson, 635. 630. Charles A. Jones. 88. 631. Richard Kelly, 592. 532. Luey E. Keeth. 883. 533. Joseph Wllmot Wright, 245. ,mu j. jsioescnunger, 627. 635. Ethan C. Curry, 243. 53t. Eugene T. WahL 609. 537. Harvey L. Thomas. 592. 638. Harold J. Olson. 618. 539. Ej-lc Malberg. 236. 640. Warns Kimball, 692. 541. August Swanson, 166. 642. Louis Logar. 237. 643. Christina Fischer. 242. 544. Arthur D. Hill. 606. 545. Vernon Barkhurst, 242. 546. Annie Ruby Asqulth. 80S. 547. Thomas Benton Smith, 610. 648. Sam J. Berrolst. 624. 649. Matthew D. Reld. 245. 550. Jamea Thomas Brickie v. SOX 551. William C. Clark. 1139. 532. Charles Almond Fletcher, 84. oaj. uiiver J. wilder, 1173. 554. Walter L. Nelson, llsa. 555. George Marvin Lough I Is, 1141. AlDert E. Walkers, 616. 557. Peter Mayers, 640. 558. Jan Viktor Halas, 1151. 550. Clsus H. Spangberg. 1149. 660. Milton Millard Vrooman, 639. 561. Clold Byron Mann, 255. 562. Frank Meyers, 607. 563. Conrad S. Lean. 240. 564. John Adamek, 613. 565. Alfred D. Jacobs. 1149. 566. James S. Scalfe, 490. 567. Charles Edward Sandberr. S. 568. Ephriam Baynard Seabrook, 1162. 669. Edwin Fergus, 607. 570. Gabriel Volz, 20. 671. Ira Geo. Balrd, 514. 572. Oscar Delos Horton, 240. 573. Max Coughler. 592. 574. Violet M. Gibson. 605. 675. George O. Sands, 240. 576. Frank Mitchell, 513. 577. Edward Joseph Warnock, 1144. 578. James T. Davis, 72. 579. Mrs. Rosa W. Poaat. 240. 580. William Herman Rabbens. 20. 581. Charles L. Holway, 368. 582. Martha Elizabeth Pilgrim. 620. 583. Darius V. Dyke. 240. 584. Henry Keensn. 246. 583. Oroville D. Garrison, 1135. 586. Herman Schmid. 592. 587. William H. Brumfleld, 958. 588. Carl W. Neuman. 356. 589. Nerl L. Ackles. 522. 590. George H. Doughty, 592. 691. Clarence Elmer Wldstrand, 243. 592. Richard N. Nelson. 1174. 593. Charlie Lush Rugh. 500. 594. Frank Weisbart. 242. 595. George A. Carlson. 24. 596. James Edmond Kilgora, 664. 597. Pearl Branche Rivers, 1150. 598. Amelia Davis, 692. 599. F. Arthur Anderson. 490. 600. Frank E. Ross. 693. 601. Carl Hubert. 692. 602. Simon Kraut. 1142. 603. Charles Webster Swygest, 771. 604. Emmet M. Hoge. 354. 605. David Albert Williams. 10. 606. Joel Jaxl. 613. 607. Henry A. Cropengieser, 857. 608. Gottfried Gross. 490. 609. Kathertns Wegener. 1150. 610. Edwin S. Fish. 592. 611. LeRoy Way, 692. 612. George J. Parmenter. 018. 618. George A. Welti. 357. 614. Oscar Caldwell. 615. 615. Hilda J. Hanley, 513. 616. Henry Crossmlller, 383. 617. William A. House, 692. 618. Triton Opris. 11. 619. Ellen Gibson. SOS. 620. Sotb M. Hall 1151. 621. Claude Leonard Wlnslew. 242. 622. Oliver J. W. McBee. 003. 623. Frsnk Dukeznan. 1161. 624. John E. Kohn, 242. 625. John F. Anderson, 23T. 626. Karl Axel Beckman. II. 607. John J. Kennedy. 240. figS. Ernest C. Cole. 240. 629. Mike Schramel, 1168. 630. George B. Mllloy. 1149. 631. Elmer R. Lytle. 243. 632. George E. Mitchell, 240. 633. John J. Gemplsr, 491. 634. Elizabeth A. Franlng. 491. 35. Earl P. MrKlnney. 245. 639. Henry J. Atler. 1174. 637. WJlllam J. Dillon. 11 SO. 638. Fernando C. Lutz. 1205. 639. Tone Hemni. 622. 640. Peter Kundsen, 1167. 641. William Brlot. 1187. 642. James Samuel Vanderpool. 869. 643. Harry A. Leece. 11P3. 644. Roy William Kesl. 1151. 645. Charles E. Mason. 248. 646. John Znaminacek. 1144. 647. Nicholas Easso. 859. 648. Orln Lee Cromie. 1168. 649. Albert S. Lotsprich. 240. 650. Walden T. Mahln. 1174. 651. Archie A. Pike. 592. 652. Rouel B. Doughty. 592. 653. William Zacharlah HIght, 368. 654. John Moat. 813. 655. James E. Nelson, 815. 656. John Drake. 242. 657. Lee Jesse Judy, 242. 658. Albert Lundgren. 592. 659. Clifford Guynup. 255. 660. Kearney Krlbbs. 606. 66L Frank Erdel, 1142. 862. Frank Thlrdo Pepperllnc. 8L. 663. William Arthur Thomas, 644. 664. Arthur E. Sweet. 1166. 665. Marlon A. Ingram. 604. 666. Caspar John Harrison Wilson, 606. 607. Dunford 8. Whitfield. 698. 668. Frank Paul Hegedon. 840. 669. Fred L. Rises, 359. 670. Florentine C. Mlghels. 242. 871. Samual H. Conrad, 592. 72. Arthur R. Cooper, 615. 673. Paul Toth, 364. 674. Frank Doleshel. 240. 675. James Henry Finn. 615. 676. Jesse C. Martin. 1038. 677. Luey J. Gouge. 669. 678. Zoa A. Bloyd. 1170. 679. Albert C. Muller. 245. 680. M. Josephine O'Neill. 249. 681. Lloyd H. Mslllcoat. 613. 682. Fred Volz. 11. 683. John Bafto, 242. 684. Samual H. Musselwhite, 122. 685. Ernest Klrtz Fryett. 240. 686. John J. McLaughlin. 240. 687. Thomas Roche, 490. 68. Edwin Prlegintz. 240. 689. Chesney C. Griffith. 1148. 690. Charles N. Soder. 1143. 691. Henry O. Hagan. 237. 692. Wllgus Duane Smith, 1138. 693. Ira F. Marte. 620. 694. George W. Welshous, 243. 695. Ora G. McGlaughry. 165. 96. Oliver Kent Howard. 1144. 697. William C. Nason. 69. 698. Ira N. Woods. 611. 699. Ola Carlson, 242. 700. John Adam York, 592. 701. Heber S. Van Valkenburg, 490. 702. Edward M. Neylon. 1151. 703. Fred C. Behnke, 1138. 704. Luther Earle Beach, 670. 705. Inaz John Bodenhofer. 518. 706. Edward H. Webb, 1158. 707. William Penegor, 813. 708. Sylvester N. Slyter, 243. 709. Archie Lyle Cross. 606. 710. Ernest A. Mlddlebrooks. 1138. 711. Ottille Pottner, 618. 712. John C. Meyers. 354. 713. Michael A. Kanlsey. 244. 714. Robert J. L. McKelvey, 4!0. 715. James A. Metcalf. 243. 716. Mark Holdredge. 610. 17. George E. Jenson, 61o. 718. Ralph Hardy. 85. 719. William Franklin Tucker, 598. 720. Theodore F. Sager. 6U. 721. Jacob Prunskl. 242. 722. Miles Orville Faulk. 1038. 723. Peter H. Sager. 70. 724. Maria Adella Stitt, 606. 725. John F. Donahue. 1152. 720. William Willis Neal. 16. 727. Hiram G. Norton. 244. 728. George M. Terwililger, 641. 729. Jacob C. Bourne. 245. 730. Edgar Rogge. 240. 731. Nicholas Wender. 618. 732. George F. Madlll. 244. 733. Max Towne. 242. 734. Edward William Behm, 629. 735. Harry W. Ross. 237. 736. Albert Wright Long, 242. 737. Ira J. Helms, 692. 738. Frank Alexander Hess, 606. 739. Anna A. Evans. 237. 740. Edward A. Albrecht. 592. 741. Scott Schuyler Hlckox. 592. 742. Andrew Sherwood. 491. 743. Carl H. Feyrer. 242. 744. Henry Schneider. 1209. 745. Ethel Thomas. 1144. 746. Jesse B. Lilly. 513. 747. Dennis Francis Cassidy. 818. 748. Charles A. Peterson, 616. 749. Amandus Amundsen. 640. 750. Byron R. Nicholas. 615. 761. James W. Lee, 242. 752. Otto L. Polohn, 235. 753. John M. Wynkoop. 1151. 754. Ray E. Gansle. 627. T55. Robert D. Mills. 230. 756. Edward James Chapman, 368. 757. Harry Marston. 513. 758. Nels J. Stone. 1205. 759. Edward M. Erickson. 606. 760. John Martin Cllne. 354. 761. John W. Gorat. 1167. 762. William Ellis Richardson, 1136. 763. Elmer Sargent, 316. 764. Oscar Ingeman Olson. 1205. 765. F. Fred Thompson, 592. 766. Birney Emmette Hughson, 359. 767. William H. Seward, 503. 768. William E. Harris, 247. 769. Michael Williams, 1150. 770. Gertrude Savage, 1136. 771. August Kreral. 1142. 772. Gustav Adolph Carlson, 248. 773. Charles Edward Nelson. 610. 774. David E. Dahlberg. 240. 775. Peter Madison. 243. 776. Carl Ulrick Enstrom. 1140. 777. Florence M. Boydstun. 84. 778. Charlotte Blser. 20. 779. Albert F. Doughty, 592. 780. Frank E. Brown, 237. 781. Charles P. Cates, 522. 82. Martin C. Duffy, 1101. 783. Charles Holmes, 606. 784. Wllber A. Dillon, 1187. 785. Charles Sloats, 245. 786. Freda Cramer, 1152. 787. Lee B. McBee. 401. 788. Effie J. Leedy. 1174. 789. Charlie Atchison. 240. 790. Louis K. McElvoy. 1138. 791. Herbert I. Anderson. 242. 792. Clarence L. Bloyd. 1170. 793. Hellik Nelson. 240. 794. Engebrest Strygen. 243. 795. Luther J. Nicholson. 91. 796. Charles E. Mathlson, 627. 797. Henry W. Huzenreter, 1143. 798. Charles H. George, 1170. 709. Martin Olson. 247. 800. Martin Luther Link. 359. 8111. William H. Chase. 592. 802. Rose R. De Lorme. 608. 803. Charles E. Case, 627. 804. William Js . es Haynes, 240. 805. Charles F. Hosack. 615. 8U6. Howard Kimball. 692. 607. Clem B. Thomas. 1174. 808. John Christian Affolter, 613. 809. Roy B. Armfield. 240. 810. Orley M. Burbank. 1006. 811. Henry Allen Kerr, 616. 812. Edward Robert Robinson. 692. 813. George W. McFadden. 1143. 814. George J. Englehardt, 1141. 815. David W. Rife, 627. 816. Clarence Woodard, 618. 817. George Huntington. 592. 818. John W. Larson. 73. 819. Lawrence E. W. Dobbins, 490. 820. Edd Albert Grandeland. 69. 621. John H. Phelan. 242. 822. Donald W. Hoigate. 592. 823. George W. Goe. 1151. 824. Eva L. Blood, 491. 825. Homer M. Davis, 698. 826. Simon Edmond New kirk, 240. 827. Edwin H. Taylor, 607. 828. Claude W. Searls. 618. 829. Walter Wlnfred Larson. 608. 830. Benjamin M. Bolser. 606. 831. Marie A. Beahan. 240. 832. John Martin Olson. 613. 833. Archie Clyde Browning. 1006. 834. Rose E. Simon, 618. 835. Jacob G. Martzolf. 892. 836. Laura Carol Blood. 4UO. 837. Floyd Manly Hudson. 491. 838. Henry Vogt. 1168. S39. Leopold A. Beyer, 503. 840. Harvey Otis Miller. 513. 841. John F. Keller. 513. 842. Ernest J. A. Renqulst. 839. 843. Andrew B. Campbell, 240. 844. William Justls. 122. 845. Daniel W. Clark. 236. 846. Claude Colmar Whlttier, 1180. 847. Glenn Ray Baker, 115L 848. Glen D. Simpson. 60 5. Megler Child Drowns. ASTORIA, Or., July 22. (Special) Bert Vital ten, 9-year-old son of An drew Vitalich, was drowned at Megler about 5 o clock Sunday afternoon when he fell from his father's fishing boat. The body was recovered a few minutes later by Fred Berklbile. A detail from the hospital corps at Fort Columbia worked over the body for a long time. but without success. 95000 Appeal Bonds Posted. SALEM. Or, July 22. (Special.) J. E. Paddock and William E. Hoi brook, who have been held in the Klamath County Jail tor the killing of Orin McKendree and convicted of that of fense, were ordered released on $5000 bonds each by Chief Justice McBrlde, of the Supreme Court today, pending action by the Supreme Court on appeal. SHIP OUTPUT GROWS Fourth Steel Vessel to Be Launched in July. 22 HULLS ARE RELEASED Sixteen Wooden Ships for Govern ment Are Floated During Month and More Tonange Is Expect ed Before August 1. Of 32 vessels that have been floated in the Oregon district proper since July 1, three of them are steel and It is promised a fourth of that class will be launched before the month ends, adding; 35.200 tons, deadweight, to the Govern ment's programme. There will also be one steel ship delivered, the Point Judith, of 3800 tons. As to the wooden steamers for the Government, the launchings for July have not ended by any means. So far 16 wooden ships have entered the water, and, with a week remaining in July, it is certain more tonnage will be added. There have been two wooden carriers launched for private account and one for the French gov ernment. The July steel steamers in the water represent 26,400 tons and the wooden steamers 57.000 tons. Adding the French tonnage and those for private interests the wooden vessels have reached 64,000 tons. In June the steel division accepted six steamers finished at Oregon plants and this month there will be four fin ished and delivered, three of 8800 tons each and one of 3800 tons. At least one of the 8800-ton carriers launched this month, the Western Comet, floated July 6, is expected to be finished and delivered before August 1. She is at the plant of the Columbia River Ship building Corporation and. If she Is not held back, less than 21 working days will have elapsed from the time of her launching until her completion. The work of fitting out the wooden steamers is being carried along more rapidly, the delivery of machinery and equipment being more satisfactory than a short time ago. The Musketo was towed to the drydock yesterday from the plant of the Sommarstrom Shipbuilding Company, at Columbia City, and on having minor work done there will shift to the fitting-out plant of the Pacific Marine Iron Works for her machinery. The Calala, of the Supple-Ballin fleet, was towed from the yard to the dry dock yesterday to -be lifted for a few hours' work and her next move will be her official trial trip. The vessel is the first- finished at that plant for the Government. AGED MARINE ENGINEER DIES Charles Tinsiey, of Astoria, Had Been Chief on Bar Tug Oneonta. ASTORIA. Or., July 22. (Special.) Charles Tlnsley, for many years one of the best known t-.nd most efficient and popular marine engineers in the North west, died here at 1:30 this morning as the result of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered on last Thursday. The deceased was born in Milwaukee, Wis., in 1857. He came to the Coast with his parents when only 4 years old and the family located near Vancouver. The father enlisted in the Indian cam paigns and for five years the boy ac companied the troops' in their journeys after the hostile redskins. Charles Tinsley had only four months' schooling, but began his chosen profession on the little sternwheel steamer Maria Wilkins, running out of Portland, and by hard study and close application he steadily rose until he secured an unlimited engineers license. He had been a chief engineer for 36 years and during that time was run ning on the Columbia River and Puget Sound, principally on tug boats. He was chief engineer on the bar tug Oneonta when he suffered a partial stroke of paralysis two years ago. and since that time he had been an in valid. Mr. Tinsley left one sister, who lives at Colfax, Wash., and an uncle. He was a member of the Marine Engineers' Association, as well as of the Klks, Masonic and I. O. O. F. lodges. Funeral services will be held under the auspices of those organizations. EXECUTIVES ARE PRAISED Mr. Schwab Tells District Heads How Showing Pleases Hini. From Seattle comes the story that as he was ending his emission , to the Pacific Coast Charles M. Schwab, director-general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, took occasion to compli ment Western officials of the organi zation and particularly was he pleased with the Oregon District, commending Lloyd J. Wentworth, supervisor of wooden ship construction, for the fact Oregon led the entire United States in that department. He also congratulated Captain J. F. Blaln, in charge or steel construction in the Oregon and Wash ington Districts, on the showing made with the metal ships. Captain A. F. Pillsbury, manager of the California District as to both types of vessels, and William Pigott, in charge of wooden construction in Washington, came In for praise as well. Builders of wooden and steel car riers feel that the trip of Mr. Schwab and Charles Piez, vice-president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, Is to have a marked effect, first with the men employed in all yards, who were enabled to see and hear the officials, and second in facilitating delivery of material and equipment to Western yards. SMALL BOAT LICENSES HERE Custom-House Staff Prepares to En force Latest Rules. Blank licenses and necessary docu ments for Inaugurating the licensing of all small vessels not regularly docu mented by the Government have reached the Custom-Home, and Special Deputy Collector Pike has announced that' all small craft owners are ex pected to make application at once at room 209 for the registration and licens ing of their property. Stress Is placed on the fact that the new regulations have no bearing on Navy rules previously enforced, through which all vessels of the inland fleet and under certain tonnage were listed and given an official number, which was ordered painted on the hulls in most cases. The later order provides for a separate classification of the mosquito fleet and takes in all. regardless of the power utilised, so long as they are not documented. Penalties are provided for failure to obey the measure and only a reasonable respite is to be allowed. PLANS FOR VESSELS SETTLED Columbia River Wooden Steamers Agreed on by Builders. All details of the new EOOO-ton wood en steamer Oregon builders are to pre pare for the Emergency Fleet Corpo ration were agreed on late yesterday by a committee consulting with J. W. Hall, assistant supervisor of the Ore gon district, and plans will be started at once. The principal features of the vessel are virtually the same as that designed previously under the direction of Mr. Hall and Lloyd J. Wentworth. supervisor of the district. The committee named by the builders to accept suggestions and recommend alterations in the plans consists of J. H. Price, formerly at the St, Helens Shipbuilding Company's plant and de signer of vessels built there and at other yards on the Coast; Charles Ruel- mg. superintendent of the Peninsula Shipbuilding Company. and G. H. Thayer, chief engineer of the McEach ern Ship Company. When ready the plans will be taken to the Philadelphia headquarters of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. In mak ing a decision the committee was guid ed by suggestions of representatives of Lloyd's and the American Bureau, as both societies are to approve them be fore final acceptance by the Govern ment. FLOCK MILL LEASE EXPIRES Dock Commission Deals With W. R. Bagot Regarding St. Johns Plant. At a conference between W. R. Basrot and members of the Commission of Public Docks yesterday a partial un-1 derstanding was arrived at as to the leasing of one acre of land as the site Of the St. Johns municipal terminal on which a concrete flour mill is to be built, the first unit having a capa.lty of 500 barrels of flour a day and with provision made for increasing the ca pacity to 1000 barrels. There was a proposal that the lease be for a period of 99 years, but that was not settled. The matter will come before a regular meeting of the Commission this morn-i-sr. Thre will be dock privileges extended for the new plant, also those of the g-ain elevator, which will have a com bined capacity of 1,000,000 bushels, but the use of either will be paid for ac cording to the tariff to be established. Besides the elevator building it is pro posed to have a second structure for cleaning, storing and mixing grain. It is stipulated the plant is to be be gun within six months and completed in a year, but the understanding is the wrk will be undertaken at once. DREDGING JOB IS FINISHED Port Machine Goes to Bunkers to Help Start Coal Plant. To operate for a ew days off the steel shipyard of the G. M. Standif?r Construction Corporation, making a fill at the west end of that property, and to complete a fill on land adjoining, which the Port of Vancouver Commis sion is preparing for the Amertcan tan company's new plant, the Govern ment dredge Wahkiacum towed to Vancouver from the Linnton moorings yesterday. It is estimated she will be there about a week. The Government dredge Multnomah, engaged In part of the fill at the St. Johns municipal terminal, will also end her operations there this week, after which both ma chines will take up the 1918 dnedging programme on the Lower Columbia River. The Port of Portland dredge Tualatin was shifted from Mock's Bend to the Pacific Coast bunkers yesterday to dredge in front of the property, paving the way for the company's new plant. Bulkheading has been carried on un der the dock to accommodate material taken from the river and it is said the dredge will finish there in less than three weeks. BAN DON EXTENDS ITS JETTY Port Will Spend $38,000 Federal Government Co-operates. ' MARSH FIELD, Ot, July 22. (Spe cial.) The Port of Bandon has au thorized the extension of the spur jetty from a point in the city to Gov ernment jetty. 1600 feet, due west. The work is now under way and will re quire more than a year to finish. The port expects to expend $38,000 this year and more in 1919. The Federal Gov ernment is furnishing machinery and nock from the Tupper quarry and the labor is paid for by the port. Twenty five men will be employed. Pile driving will commence this week. Marine Xotes. Following a trial spin down the river yes terday the new French steam auxiliary schooner Commandant Roissln was berthed at the Fifteenth-street Municipal terminal. She is the third completed of 0 ships the Foundation Company is constructing for the French government. It Is planned to conduct the official trial of the new :tHOO-ton steamer Point Judith tomorrow. She Is the fifth vessel to be fin ished by the Alblna Engine & Machine Works. Thoug-h the river has fallen to 9.9 feet above zero, that having been ths official reading at 8 o'clock last night, the forecast of the Weather Bureau is that It will remain nearly stationary for two or three days. For several days the stream has fallen at the rate of about ono-tenth of a foot a day. J. A. Sim. manager of the steel yard of the G. M. Standifer Construction Corpora tion, Is making preparations to lay the first keel, which will probably go down this month. Material Is arriving and. once the vessel is berun. It Is the aim to keep the work under way without Interruptions. Annual inspection of the steamer America was conducted yesterday under the direc tion of United States Eteamvessel Inspectors Edwards and Wynn. The Inspection of the 8800-ton steamer Western Coast was started at the yard of the Columbia River Ship building Corporation. The auxiliary schoon er Elvira Ftolt. built by the Columbia Kn glneering Works, will undergo inspection today. There Is a brisk demand for a special number of Going Some, the official paper of the Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company, which was Issued In honor of and dedicated to Charles M. Schwab. Director-General of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. It con tains a story of the record of the plant and sidelights on the men who have directed It, also of the Oregon officials of the Emer gency Fleet Corporation having to do with wooden ships. Tides Tuesday at Astoria. H'?h- Low 2:07 A. M. 7.1 feet I S:O0 A. M. -12 feet 1 7:.VI P. M. M We manufacture for Shipbuilders BOAT SPIKES BOLTS SHIP RIVETS NORTHWEST STEEL. CO. Portland. Oregon. ELECTRIC STEEL FOUNDRY r -t- sin r ii 11P-v. i isTTha ii ii ii i --"it'- '- , usins-"n,i - j. SHIP AND MACHINERY STEEL CASTINGS QUALITY. TW EVTV-FOl HTH A.ND YORK STREETS. SERVICB. Pnonca Marshall 325, Home A 1420- Portland, Orrt.a, A Larsre Stock of the Following SHIPBUILDING SUPPLIES Always on Hand Ik to 12-inch Steel and genuine Wrought Iron Pipe standard or extra heavy. Malleable, Castiron, Flanged and Screwed Fittings standard or extra heavy. Lunken- heimer Valves, Brass and Iron standard or extra heavy. THE GAULD CO. 12th and Everett Sts. Broadway 4301, A 6258. EAST SIDE MILL & LUMBER CO. 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