TIIE MOItyiXG OKEGOXIAy. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1918.
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PROMIHEnT SEATTLE
-Ik.
TT7
actory
In this Time of Danger
of Infection from Influenza
' Citizens Able to Invest in
; Bonds Hold Back.
2S6 MORRISON STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
Next to Corbett Building
MEN HELD
SLACKERS
Sample Shop
J.AB0R ALSO IS CRITICISE
Failure of Workers to Respond as
Inspected Attributed to Delay of
; ' ilacy Board Decision.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Oct. 10. (Special.)
Two prominent 'Seattle business men
were named today as bond slackers by
the executive committee of the fourth
liberty loan. They are G. E. M. Pratt,
treasurer of the Sunset Motor Com
pany, and G. Poncin, president of the
Yesler Estate.
At the same time the committee
scored local labor for its apparent in
difference to the liberty loan. To the
delay of the Macy board in handing
down a decision for wage adjustment
in the shipyards is attributed the fall
ing off in labor's total subscription in
Seattle.
The committee reports that among
those who have not subscribed is G.
Poncin, rated as able to subscribe $50,
000 to $75,000. The committee is re
ported to have called upon him and to
have been kept waiting in an anteroom
and to have been treated discouteously.
He told the committee he would invest
$5000, and finally offered to subscribe
515.000, it is said.
Mr. Pratt, rated as able to eu'-scrlbe
for $50,000 to $75,000, purchased $1000
worth of bonds.
Further use of publicity is proposed
by the loan committee unless subscrip
tions are forthcoming from well-known
business men who are holding out.
Official Casualty List.
(Continued From Page 8.)
Privates
DAVIS, William H., Central Falls. K. I.
SILVERMAN, David G.. New York.
PARSON, Krneat J., Benton. Pa.
P1NOCCI, Anthony Frank. Chicago.
SEVERELY WOUlEl.
Captain
SHAW, William E., Bellville, Kan.
LieutenantH
FORD, Fred H., Minneapolis.
GAINES, . Leonard M., Richmond, Va.
OA L. LI. SHAW, John. Cambridge. Mass.
OOMEZ, Louis Grant. Springfield, 111.
HAVNES, John M Denver, Colo.
LORD, John B., Washington, D. C.
STEVENS, George R., Jr., New Canaan,
Conn.
PINTO. Rene "W.. Racine. Vila.
SIBLEY, Mark, New York.
Sergeants
BEACH. Karl G.. Mason City, la.
BOUDROT, Joseph B.. Boston.
GORDON. Edward, Punxsutawney, Pa.
jALKhux, James Joseph, Tuckahoe. K. T.
-,i.un..uAi,jv, iiiiora d.. Covington, La.
KEIr'K. Myron J., Milwaukee, Wis.
ROGERS. William, Leipsic. O.
RUDE. Floy A.. Fayette, Mo.
SIMPSON, Albert E., Chester. Pa.
KHROULE, William J., Newport. Me.
?.U,EH.LK13, Hari"y Henry. Fond du Lac, "Wis.
BRAl NEIS, Philip, Jr., New York
STANLEY. Frank M., Chicago.
Corporals
BLOOM. Roger B., Irvona, Pa
DAMSON, Carl F.. Poplar. Mont.
EXTW1STLE, W illiam John. Brooklyn.
EVANS, Robert L.. SDarta TVi
FISCHER, Louis Leo, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
"11J", nenry namson, tsrooKlyn.
HARRISON, Grover C, Fore Worth. Tex.
HEN'CKELL. Emile, Birmingham. Ala.
JENSEN. Thomas. Hoboken, N. J.
DAVISON, William G.. Philadelphia.
FIXGERSON, John M., Mifflin, Wis.
KOSTAKOS, Nick John, Philadelphia.
LYMAN. Clark. Dell Rapids, s. D.
J.UDWICK. Joseph N., McKeesport, Pa.
MeAN DREWS, James, Carbondale, Pa.
SHEPPARD. Edward D.. Millshead, Ky.
SMITH. Elmer C, Nortolk, Neb.
It.iBl.-r
WALLACE. George, Lexington, Ky.
Wagoner
CRLMM. Ted Solomon, Elwell. Mich.
Musician
"WOOD. John B., Rockwood, Mo.
l'rlvates
BARCLAY. Frank Edward. Brooklyn.
I1KARMAN. Alexander A.. Brockton, Mass.
BURKE, John E., Huntington Park, Cal,
CAPPER. John L.. Philadelphia.
CRISS. John F., Cora City. 111.
DON A TO. Pasquale D.. Jersey City, N. J.
Dl'BREW, Nathan, Jersey City, N. J
DCN'DON. Thomas J., Hoboken. N J
BERT. Charles E.. Waupun. Wis.1
ELAM. Milo V.. Taft. Cal.
FARRELL, Wilmer, Arniona. Cal.
FIORRARA. William. Jamestown. N. T.
GIGLINTON. Louis P.. New York.
HANSEN, Chester, Burbank. S. D. "
JfARRIS. Mike, -Sturgeon, Pa.
HOEEXSTEIX, Reinhold. Waterloo, Wis.
HUNTER, Clarence L-. Cohocs. X. Y.
K A FA LAS, George. New York.
KLEVEN. George H., Grand Forks, N. TX
Mi-CLENNY. Alto V.. Head Land. Ala.
Mc:Dl'RMONT. Leaman. Coffee Springs, Ala
JicHl'GH, James ii.. Seaford, N. Y.
McMANUS. Thomas J.. Edlna. Mo.
MERCER. Andrew Jackson. Dixie, Ga.
MERCHANT. Charles William. Sturgis, Mich,
MILLER, Henry, Mobile. Ala.
MITCHELL. Charles, Mobile, Ala.
MOT. I.. Solomon, Brooklyn.
MONTOVA. Aralio, Albuquerque, N. M.
MORRIS. Raymond. Philadelphia.
Si 'OTT. Charles, Wellington, Ohio.
SKLIC.MAN. Harry, Toledo, Ohio.
SHEARS. Steve Y.. Ottawa. Kan.
SKRETOS. Louis. Manchester, N. H.
BPRISAK. William, Jr., New Kensington,
Pa.
VEIRA. Walter. New York.
W'ALDER, William, Chicago.
WILSON. Ralph Walto. Bisbee, Ariz.
WING ATE. John C. Durant. Okla.
DON N ALLY. Price E., Crown Citv. O.
DOUGLAS, Russell G-. Schenectady. N. T.
N ARSON. Seymour E.. Villisca, Iowa.
H. ORHATO, John, Kensall. N. D
10I.MSBKB, Paul W.: Mrs. Fannie A. Folms-
bee, Richmond Beach, Wash.
GRONAI. John. Solvay, N. Y.
ORON'CHT. Alexander. Saginaw. Mich.
3IIXDT, William J.. Rock Rapids. Iowa.
HOFFMAN. Arthur T.. Brooklyn.
HTLA.VD. Dennis. Mobile. Ala.
JACOB. Isadore, New York.
IEI.1CK. Frank J., Brooklyn.
KOKII.KA, Albert." Detroit. Mich.
I. EVIXE, Morris. New York.
LYONS. Bennis J., Worcester, Mass.
MARTIN. Herbert. Brooklyn.
MATTUNIS, Joseph, Portage, Pa.
MEASTES, Eugene. Gallina, N. M.
MVZZIO. Andro. Brooklyn.
PILLING, Thomas J.. Philadelphia.
QUI M BY, Walter I.. Franklin. N. H.
REVETT. Elmer Thomas. Klngsley, Mich.
HOPRIOO, Adolph B.. Albuquerque, N. M.
ROGERS. Jatnes. Mexico. Mo.
ROLAND. Audio L.. Conway. Mo.
SCIIROYER. Jesse. Bellefourche. S. D.
SEN'COR. Joseph J.. New York.
SCHOCKLEE. Pleas. Livermore. Ky.
SILVERMAN. Morris. New York.
SIMONSON. Gaylor T.. O'Neill, Neb.
SPENCER, Melvin E., Beardstown, III.
TAYLOR. Albert A.. Barksdale, Tex.
TROUP. Rov A.. Schenley. Pa.
WEBER. William H.. Brooklyn.
AUNEW. Wing George. Stratford. 111.
AMAt llER. John A.; William Bishop. Chira-Hi-um,
Wash.
ANDERSON", Henry Martin. Tiffin, Ohio.
ANDERSON. Leonard. Milwaukee.
BAKER. Neil. Eulonia. S. C.
, HEtl'DRO. Mose. Carney. Mich.
BODKN, Clifford; Jamea Boden, Haxleton,
Idaho.
Boss. Xi-"!a. rMcae.
Remember that the mission of Kolynos Dental
Cream is to secure
Cleanliness of the Teeth
Cleanliness of the Mouth
Cleanliness of the Throat
Kolynos was evolved under the influence of bac
teriology, which among much else of vital importance
had conclusively shown that pernicious microbes do not
readily flourish in a sanitary environment.
It was determined to obtain such an environment in
the most vulnerable part of the body the mouth
and the throat through the ordinary process of mak
ing the toilet of the mouth.
To this end a truly scientific dentifrice was
needed, and when at last it was created it was named
Kolynos; and the complete formula was immediately
published that there might be nothing secret or mys
terious about its properties.
Kolynos then, at once, met with such approval
among dentists and physicians that through their in
fluence it became increasingly known and used in all
civilized, lands. And now, as one of the results of
the World War, which has so dramatically shown in
the camp, the field and the hospitals, the importance
of regular sanitation of the mouth and throat, Kolynos
is fulfilling in yet larger measure its beneficent mis
sion. " .
For general purposes use Kolynos three times
daily, according to the directions enclosed with each
tube.
After exposure to infection if the slightest irrita
tion is felt in the nasal passages, put a bit of the cream
in the entrance of the nostrils. Keep it there for some
ten minutes, renewing from time to time until the irri
tation disappears. As Kolynos volatilizes it disinfects
the air passages through the act of breathing.
The Kolynos Company
New Haven, Conn.
U. S. A.
BEWARE OF IMITATORS AND IMITATION SAMPLE esv
SHOPS. Look for the Bisr Sign With the Hand Pointing at V. ,1
2S6 MORRISON STREET FACTORY SAMPLE SHOP
TP W
MENDOU
SALE
HUNDREDS OF COATS HUNDREDS OF SUITS HUN
DREDS OF DRESSES HUNDREDS OF WAISTS AND
SKIRTS TO BE CUT AND SLASHED.
During this sale we will exchange all sale purchases and will continue the
same honest policy Your money back if you are not satisfied with the
bargains.
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Ma dorvfc have
to fix my lunch
Post
Toasties
and me fix -that
Lup -todethcr.
( WftOt or COBH )
BRETZ. Prank V.. Salt Lake City. Utah.
BRIMOER, Jamea. Willow Tree, Ky.
BRODYMOTT, Tony, War. W. Va.
CHAPMAN. Charles, New Bedford, Mass.
CHEVES, Daniel H., Pelham. Ga.
CIG.MORE, Samuel. Johnson. R. J.
COCOO. Augusto. Montoso, Italy.
COHEN, Philip, Chicago.
COST1GAN, Cleo Edwin. Lanslngr. Mich.
CRANE. Fred T. E.. Hlghwood, Mont.
CZARSKI, Wadlnlaw, Hamtramck, Mich.
DA1LEV, Vance Kris. Red City, Mich.
DARKUWSKI. Steve. Detroit.
DAVIS. John I,., Saint Clair. Pa.
DE BONIS, Samuel, Basilcilita, Italy.
DE MENNA. John, Brooklyn.
EPSTEIN, Nathan, Brooklyn.
EVERSON, Erhart Emil, Pentwater, Mich.
E VERSON, Ivan Fred, crawrora. .-eo. i
FERLUS, John, Lyendora, Pa.
FLINT, Russell H., Butte, Mont.
FLYNV, Robert E., Kunkstown, Md.
RASCINA. Ambrose F.. Waterbury, Conn.
GAINE, Henry J.. East t-t. Louis. 111.
GANYO. Charles. Greenwich. Conn.
GARI.ETS, Harry L.. Mongo, Ind.
GEIST LINGER, William J., Forest Park, I1U
GOGREVE. Alphonse, Cincinnati.
GOLDSMITH, Kichard K.. New Rochelle.
N. Y.
GOODRUM, Arthur, New England. Pa.
GORDON. Edward S-. Augusta. Ga.
GRAVES. Fred W.. Fullerton, Neb.
GRAY. John A.. Vallejo. Cal.
HAEFER. Frank G.. Buffalo. N. T.
HAERTLE. Ravmond J.. Milwaukee.
HAMILTON. Fred D.. Pontiac. Mich.
HAN NAN, Daniel Herbert. Lewiston, Pa.
HARDEN, James K.. ummn.
HARRIG. Roy. Palisade. Neb.
HATCH A RD. Robert H., White Plains, N. T.
H A W KEN, Charles W., Chicago.
WRIGHT, Walter. Norfolk. Va.
HAY KS, Charles F-, Woodstock. 11L
HATES. Francis L... Vtlca. N. Y.
HEINMEYER. Albert W.. Geinermo, Tel.
HENLERLAND. Edward. Chicago.
HOLLAND, Virgil D.. Horton, Ala.
HOLVB. Joseph. Racine, Wis.
HORNER. Gerald, Saginaw. Mich.
JOHNSON. Julius L.. Hcrmansville. Mich.
JOHNSON, Victor, Wasa. Finland.
JOLLY, Isaac. Jr., Plainsboro, N. J.
JORDAN, Worley. Carpenter. O.
KELLER. Donell B . Denver.
KLINGENSMITH. Russell W.. Ravenna, O.
KRAMER. Leon Edward. Detroit, Mich.
KWEDRAS. John J., Yonkers, N. T.
LW1N. Martin A.. South Bethlehem, Fa.
LAWXICZAK. Adam. Pittsburg.
LEMKE. Edward. Hebron. X. D.
LET ANOVSKI. Mike. KanKley. III.
LYTCHY. Harry L.. Somerset, Pa.
LORPHO. Louis. New York.
LITHEB, Alfred; Fred Rosen, B30j Benton
avenue. Seattle. Wash.
MeNAMARA. George I. Carthage. S. D.
M SS Fred. Wiliami. Conn.
MAIEWSKI. Michael. Chicago.
MM.LOI!. William D.. Birmingham. Ala.
M NCUSO. Lawrence. St. Paul. Minn.
mnN. William H., Suffern. N. Y.
M RTIN, Edmond S.. Greenleaf. Kan.
MINNIE, August. Sannycola. Italy.
O NE1L. John. St. Lawrence. Mass.
OLIVER. Jerry. Kinc. Ark.
PETER ELE VIC H, Mike. Chicago.
SUSSING IN ACTION.
Captain
WELCH. James Edward, Jr., Boston.
I.lentenant . ,,
SCHNEIDER, Albert John, Indianapolis.
Srrr.nt
KAUFMAN. Adolph. Jr., New Tork.
Corporal. . ,
NOLAN". Andrew S.. Brooklyn.
SPIKKO. William, UL Pleasant. Pa.
Privates .,
BESTEL, Perry J., Wltchea, Wis.
BROCK. Charley, Leanvenworth. Kan.
BL'CH NAN. Ellwood. Venice, Utah.
COLEMAN. Ray H.. Brooklyn. .
FOCLKROD, Harold B.. Halifax. . 8.
GEORGE. Arthur M.. Buffalo.
GRAYSON, Harry T:. Chicago.
KEATON, Albert Henry. Traverse City,
Mich. , ,
KINGHAM. Jasper A.. Sweetwater. Okla.
LANE. James A.. Evergreen. Ala.
LLOYD. Leland S-. Los Angeles. CaL
I.OWE. P.obert L., Roswell. N. M.
MCDOWELL. James C. Burlington. W. M.
MAIKA. John M-. Loraine. O.
MEISELMAN, Morris, Chicago.
CBRIEN. Charles H.. Boston.
RI ESTER. Frank. Brooklyn.
SMITH. Luther Pilkney. Roncoverle. W. Va
STANG. Mathew J.. Marinette. Wis.
THVMKS. Albert R-. Clarksville. Tex.
TILLOTSON. Walter H.. Hopedale. Mass.
TORRSTENSON, Edward La Roy, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis.
VENZ1ELE, John. Frankfort. Pa,
1'KISOXKKS.
Corporal
FURLONG, George D., East Rutland. Masa
Private
BOYD. Palmer V., Allen. Va.
CONNELLY. Thomas. Bayonne, If. J.
DAVIS. Fred. Havener. N. M.
GRINKO. Michael, Pittsburg.
HENION, George. Jr.. Tuxedo. V. T.
MONACO IS FOUND GUILTY
MARIA SPINA MURDERED IX FIT
OF JEAL.OXSY.
night and killed her as she lay asleep
in bed.
Judge Morrow set tomorrow morning
as the time for passlns; sentence. The
only penalty is life imprisonment. The
case was prosecuted by Chief Deputy
District - Attorney Hammersley and
Deputy Mowry.
Judge Morrow Sets Tomorrow Morn
ing as Time for Passing Sen
tence on Convicted Man.
Giovanni Monaco, aged 33, was found
gruilty of the murder of Maria Spina
early last August when a jury in Cir
cuit Judfre Morrow's Court late yes
terday afternoon returned its verdict
in less than half an hour from the time
the case was given to it for considera
tion. Monaco killed the pirl in a fit of
jealousy after she and her parents had
denied him admittance to their home.
He broke into her room durins; the
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girls! Make beauty lotion i
I at home for few cents I
Squeeze the juice of tuo lemons into
a bottle containing, three ounces of
Orchard White, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the best bleaching; and
skin whitening lotion, and complexion
beautifier, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons' and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for a few
cents. Massage thi3 sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how tan, red
ness, sallowness, sunburn and windburn
disappear and how clear, soft and rosy'
white the skin becomes. Yes! It i
harmless.
Three Carpenters Injured.
Three carpenters employed by the
Pacific Coal Company on its dock at
the foot of Raleigh street, were in
jured at 11:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing:, when the dock fell carrying: them
down with it. AM were removed to
St. Vincent's Hospital for treatment.
L. Darkensen, 46, living: at 766 Mon
tana avenue, suffered injuries to his
arms, back and side: S. Scovell, 49,
living- at 221 West Park street, suf
fered a broken shoulder and an injury
to one hip: Alex Dymmell, 45. residing
at 360 Lorraine street, was bruised
about the back and side.
GAIfO POUNDS
Tawney Was Going Down Hill
Rapidly When He Began
Taking Tanlac
"Well. I just want to tell you what
happened to me since I commenced tak
ing your -Tanlac," said H. A. Tawney,
Portland. Oregon, recently. Mr. Tawney
lives at 1051 Alberta street and is em
ployed by the Columbian Shipbuilding
Corporation.
"X have always been strong and
healthy," he continued, "until about
three months ago, when my appetite
went back on me. My stomach soon got
in an awful fix and the little I did
manage to eat would Just lay in my
stomach and ferment and make trouble
for me. I suffered after every meal
with a pain in the pit of my stomach,
was badly constipated and had terrific
headaches. I had no energy and just
had to drag myself around. I kept get
ting warse until I just had to quit
my work. I was completely down and
out for more than three weeks and dur
ing this time I fell off In weight from
one hundred and sixty-eight pounds to
one hundred and thirty-nine; I lost
weight and went down hill so fast that
it alarmed me. I had to live on chicken
soup and soft-boiled eggs, and even
this made trouble for me. 1 was reallv
getting discouraged about my condi
tion, because none of the many medi
cines I tried did me any good.
"I decided to see if Tanlac would
help me, and being too sick to go for it
myself. I got my brother-in-law to
bring me my first bottle, and in two or
three days I began to feel better. My
appetite picked up by leaps and bounds.
I was soon eating like a wolf and then
I began to get back my weight and
strength rapidly. I now weigh one hun
dred and sixty-five pounds and have
gotten back twenty-six pounds of my
lost weight almost as quickly as I lost
it. By using the Tanlac Tablets with
the Tanlac. I have been relieved entire
ly ot constipation and now I never
have a headache. I am now back at
work, feeling O. K.. but I firmly believe
If It had not been for Tanlac I would
still be a sick man."
Tanlac is sold In Portland by the Owl
Drug Co. Adv.
Long Velour
and
Broadcloth
.COATS
Some in this lot run up to
$52.50. Extra special at only
$26.95 and ..
We
Challenge
Any Store
in the
City to
Compare
Prices
Silk, Serge and Jersey Dresses, in all shades a? JV-r
and sizes, some wouia De cneap at zjt.ov. r i -
T?W.o cnnnl t nnlv S9Q Ql 1 fi Q. nnH ? ' I i
Suits
-iiii i .
Wonderful lot of sample Suits. Prices
will be cut. . Not one in this lot worth
less than $32.50. Extra special only
18.95
Waists .
Hundreds of Silk and Georgette Crepe
Waists to be slashed at only
We Give
What We .
Advertise.
Tour Money
Back
If Not
Satisfied
War-Time Education
Hundreds of men have been trained into the War Machine (Aviation,
Auto Trucks, Radio, Industry, Commerce, etc.) during the past year
by the Y. M. C. A. Schools DAY AND NIGHT.
YOU MAY IXTER NOW FOR
RADIO TELEGRAPHY BUSINESS
AUTOMOBILE STENOGRAPHY
AVIATION ENGINES COLLEGE PREPARATORY
ACCOUNTANCY PHARMACY
MECHANICAL DRAWING CHEMISTRY
BOYS' SCHOOL
Note Shipbuilding: and Half-time Electrical Engineering Schools, etc,
will begin October 14.
For detailed information address
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, DIVISION C Y3I.CA, Portland
When Itching Stops j
There is one safe, dependable treatment
that relieves itching torture and sJxin irri
tation almost instantly and that cleanse
and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle
; of zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
I you will find that irritations, pimples,
' blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
i and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little zemo, the penetrating, satisfy,
ing liquid, is all that is needed, for it
, banishes most skin eruptions and makf
'the skin soft, smooth and healthy. '
Toe fc- W. Kose Uv. Cleveland. O.
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