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1 THE MORXIXG OTIEGOXIAX, FJIIDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1918. 1 1 J Vj OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST P f Continued From Klrt Page.- AJieu ot lit,eite Lawrence. I. A. (Wap.), Vernon, A!a. Enankj, Charlie, Banks, Ala. ARIZONA. lirl of wounds TttnUcrson, o. T.. Cottonwood, Ariz. Green, It. It., CJiobe. Ariz. ARKANSAS. Killed in arllon r'ickereon. I'aul (Cpl.), Monette, Ark. Tied of wounilh Brown. C. XV.. Paragould, Ark. Mfct'crdine. O. "NV., Xcnt. Ark. wlHrd of disease Ark. la. Rogers, CAMfOKMA. Killrd in aetion UitncaMiola. HatiEta, Mono .akc, Cal. I lied of wound foljura, (.'. K. l-t), Los Anffelcs. Cal. I 'onion. H. L. "'pl.). San Krancisco, Cal. J lejiiiiiit. I. L. (Cpl.), Grass Valley. Cal. Robinson. L. L. (Cpl.). Shafter. Cal. Hunce. K. .1. V., tan Ansclmo, Cal. Iied of dieaje Thorpe. Harvey L. (Capt.). Los Anpeles. Hodge, Samuel "NV. (Lt. I. Los Angeles, flay. J. XV. (Cpl., Pasadena, Cal. Haicman, I.. Onlario. Cal. Ivrry. A. M., Los Anccles. Cal. "W hite. II. K., (Oakland, Cal. COLORADO. Killed in antion Jf.iltirmar. Leon II. (IO. Prnver. Colo. Hrrlbell. Paul C. (Lt ). Denver, Colo. Perry. Fred Lewis. Denver, Colo. Iiei of woundw Wnrior, It. l... Sheridan Lake, Colo. Iicd of disease Pnmli. C. vt'. (SKt.). I.oncmont. Colo. Kcmero. J. D., T':iitaje, Colo. CONNKCTItXT. Killed in action Carver. .Tame. Norwich, Conn. Died of wound .lohnson. c. A. ll.t.l. fleorcetown. Conn. Dik-I. Herman. Bristol, Conn. Died of di&eame IlauFXIcr. T. V. iCpl.). Khclton. Conn. Clarke. X. C. (Cpl. I, Hartford. Conn, r.ranelli, J. I... Bridgeport, Conn, riccone, A. It., Goshen, Conn. FLOBIOA. ' Died of disease Oruti, J. D. W.. Pensaeola, Fla. Tiilis. S. V., Tampa. l'la. GEO UG LA. Killed in action Evans. Beverly D.. Jr. Lt-), Savanah, Ga. Jed of wounds Settle. P. T. Lt.). Unadilla, Ga. Died of disease Atkinson. Henry M.. Jr. (Lt., Atlanta, Ga. Daniel, J. V. (Sgt.). Barnett, Ga. Dunwoody. D. D.. Macon, Ga. Shaeffer. H. I band leader). Ft. Screven, Ga. Wills, F. C. (Busl ). Macon, Ga. Kilo-ore, J. A., fcprins Place, Ga, ILLINOIS. Killrd In artlou BcXccr, Dorsey, Brockton, 111. Kiilv. H. .1., Hazeldell. 111. Gulfhall, SI. X.. Sheffield. 111. rreehclla. Aufrust, Chicago Heights. 111. Died of wounds Priest, Charles D. (chaplain), Chicago, 111. Mailer, It. J. (Cpl.), Chicago. 111. Voce!, "William (Cpl.). Chicago. III. Kelson. Arthur (Wgnr.), Chicago, III. Baltrcmas. Charles, Chicago, 111. Xave. Amil, Moline. III. Hall. lCbert. Logan. 111. Died of disease Preston, Louis (Capt.), Chicago. Parmely, Miles M. (Lt.), Urbana. III. Bow la n. E. P. (Wag.), Lockport. LI. Hush. Richard. Chicago. 111. Llndstroru. A. J.. RocUford, III. . Ritchie, .Wihn, Sparta. III. James. George, Rend, III. "Wise, C. J., Walnut. 111. Jensen, C. L., Gardner. 111. INDIANA. Killrd in artion Xysuwander. V. H. (Capt.). Jonesville, Ind. Meliclest. Jamie, Gary, Ind. Forrest, C. H., Veedersbuig, Ind. Bodkin, C. C, Farmland, Ind. Died of disease Burns, Harold V. (Lt.). Gar)', Ind. Goens. Lyman (Sgt.), Bedford, Ind. Irwin. Maurice Sgt.). Carbon. Ind. Roth, C. K. (Cpl.), "Worthington, Ind. ilerriman, Edward, Attica, Ind. IOWA. Killed ic netion Damienbring, K. C. Ireton. Ia. Died of wounds II .idenreirh, W. J.. Rockford. Ia. Diefl of airplane accident Leonard, Warrco B (Lt.). Creston, la. liied of diNease TVirr. Clifton. Story City. Ia. Lucas. C. A. (Mas. Eng.), Keokuk, "Waddle. L E. (Bugl.), Vinton, la. Johnson. AS ill. Agency, la. Purvis, V. C, Cumberland, Ia. Haver. James, "West Liberty, Ia. Danielson, II. E., Storm Lake, la. KANSAS. Died of wound Reed. J. C. (Cpl.). Altona, Kan. "Wellnltz, Frank (Cpl.). Emporia. Kan. BoMseck, Loraine, LaFontaine, Kan. Died of disease Hansiick, Joe, Belleville, Kan. KENTUCKY. Killrd In action GriBsby. Willie (Lt.). Lost Creek, Ky. Died of wounds Israel. J. D., Gray, Ky. Died of accident Thompson, Henry C. (Lt.), Winchester. Ky. Morris, Roscoe, Hazard, Ky. Died of disease Ashley. Roscoe (Sgt.). Louisville, Ky. Jones, S, C. (Sgt.), Greensburg. Ky. Hansen, Edward (civilian). Paducah, Ky. Schaefer. F. V.. Henderson. Ky. LOUISIANA. Died of disease Jones, A. E. (Sgt.). New Orleans, La. Grant. H. E.. Shrcveport. La, MA IN 13. Killed ia action Hunton, O. E., Portland, Me. Died of disease Drinkwatcr, L. K. (Cpl.). Sabattus, Me. liolmquist. E. X.. Rumford, Me. MA K LAND. Killed in action Porter, Edward M. (Cpl.), Salisbury, Md. Cusey, Harry. Baltimore, Md. Died of disease W illiamson, P. H. (Lt.). Mt. "Washington. Md. Baker. Murry, New Midway. Md. O'Donnell, XV. R.. Clarksville. Md. MASsCilUSM-l Killed in action Lung, Frank S. (Lt.), Fort Hever, Mass. Chaplain, Vm. Davitt (Lt.), Holyoke, Mass. Jl.ihoney. J. J.. Rockland. Mass. Cohen. H. M., Xew Bedford, Mass. Died of wounds Burns. C. H. (Lt.), Boston, Mass. Fraser. E. J. (Cpl.). Springfield. Mass. 1'fiin, Morris. "WaltUam, Mass. Schaffer. G. W., Pittsfield. Mass. I'ieard. V. F., Xorthbdro, Mass. Died of Accident Dawes. R. X. (Band Ldr.), Haverhill, Mass. Rose. John A. (Sgt.), Concord, Mass. Died of disease Shustcr. H. s. (Sgt.), Xewton, Mas. O'Brien, "W. F. (Sgt.). Amesbury, Mass. I'atriquin, C. M. (Sgt.). Waverly. Mass. Hooke. Hollis (Sgt.). Haverhill. Mass. "Wall. E. R. (Cpl.). Chelsea. Mass. Seahill, Chester (Cpl.). Ipswich, Mass. Gerke. A. V. (Cpl.), Brockton, Mass. Whalen.'T. A. (cook), Brockton, Mass. Gugllardi, O.. Boston. Mass. Sullivan, J. J.. Xew Bedford. Mass. Riding. William. New Bedford. Mass. Ramsay, T. D.. Somerville, Mass. McGinnis, F. C, Auburndale, Mass. MICHIGAN. Killed iu action Cooper. Jacok (Cpl.), Perrisburg, Mich. Matheuson. Claude, Sibley, Mich. Cala. Piote. Detroit. Mich. Stable. Tony. Grasslake. Mich. Died of wounan Hoffman. E. A. (Lt.). East Detroit, Mich. Hanley. H. C. (Lt.). Detroit. Mich. Kelly. X. C. (Cpl.), Detroit. Mich. Died of disease "Westnedge. Jos. B. (Col.), Kalamazoo, Mich. Connor, Clarence F. (Lt.). Detroit. Cunningham, J. (Sgt.). Highland Park, Mich. Schmidt. P. E. (Cook). Grand Rapids. Mich, stiison. L. R. (Wag.). Saginaw, Mich. Berlucchl, Bartelo, Detroit, Mich. Ludlow, A. J Petosky, Mich. "Waters, Roy, Lawton, Mich. Johnson, J. C. Xegaunee. Mich. MeDougal, John, Mt. Morris, Mich. Mulchler. F. F., Kalkaska, Mich. MINNESOTA. Killed in action Hansen. R. E., Eggleston. Minn. Moen. Xeil M., South Stillwater, Minn. Died of wounds Youngdahl, A. E. (Cpt.), Redwing, Minn, Viken. J. A., Sacred Heart, Minn. Konney, H. M-, Faribault, Minn. Died of disease Amundson. Ester (Nurse), S. Montevideo, Minn. Radke. P. E. (Wag.). Lakefield. Minn. Hollenbeck. Theodore, Rutledge, Minn. MISSISSIPPI. Died of woands Gwinn, Rotert. Michigan City, Miss. Strong. R. C. Jackson. Miss. Hastings. Eddia. Centervtlle, Miss. Died of disease Sanderson, D. D., Smlthville. Miss. MISSOURI. Killrd in action Ashford. I.ee T. (Sgt.). East Joplin. Mo. Jones. Otis I. (Cpl.), Warrenton, Mo. Leeper, Louis Emmons, (Cpl.), Molino, Mo. Leach. W. A., Kansas City. Mo. Ituehman. Sam, St. Louis, Mo. Died of woundb Es&ton, J, J., Kansas City, Mo, Robinson. W. E. (Lt.), Brunswick, ilo. Hennardis. G. H.. St. Louis. Mo. Rcaksacker, W. w., Skidmore, Mo. Died of accident Gehring, Clarence L. (Sgt.), Campbell, Mo. Died of disease Huntley. John (Cpl.). Holden. Mo. Keldineier. J. J., Sj. Louis. Mo. Cnderwood, C. I.. Fairplace, Mo. Neighbors. W. S.. St. Louis, Mo. Stratton. J. H.. Phiilipsburg. Mo. Tyrec, B. A., Bland, Mo. MONTANA. Killed in action Hoar, E. F.. Brockton, Mont. Died of nounds Beaeom. W. T., Great Falls. Mont. Swanson. Jolm, South Great Falls, Mont. O'Neill, P. E., Great Falls, Mont. NEBRASKA. Killrd in action Rippcrdcn, Sherman (Sgt.), Omaha, Xeb. Died of wounds Ailyn. A. K.. Jr. (Cpt.), Hastings. Xeb. Died of Accident Cadwalkder. Charles F. (Lt.), Oxford, Neb. Died of disease Abart. llA. (Sgt.). Lincoln. Xeb. M'-jKennan, S. V. (Cpl.). Lincoln. Xeb. N E V ADA. Dird of dif.eah Bonser, C. L., Reno. Xev. . Horgan, W. J., Reno, Xev. NEW YORK. Killrd in artion Hawkins. Howard K, (Capt.), Syracuse, X. T. Stock. Carl J. (Lt.). Xiagara Falls. X. V. Fiske. Harold L.( Lt.) Kockvillr Center, X. T. Turner, Y. B. (Lt.), Garden City, X. V. Pardy, Peter Adma. (Sgt.). Utica. X. 1'. Cook. Percy (Sgt.). Xew York City. Robare, Albert J. '(Set.). Chasey, X. T. Mackmer, H. W., Collins Center. X. Y. MeGurn, James. Xew York. Kolsby, Max. New York. Cohen, Harold. Yonkers. X. Y. Tloline. Fred. Buffalo. X. Y. Elanchard, Xathanicl. Dclmar, X. Y. Died of n oitnuk Clarkson, Herbert (Lt.). Rochester. X. Y. Gclman, J. K. (Lt.), Rochester, X. Y. Lieboult, E. X. (Lt.). Fulton. X. Y. Howard. Georgs (Lt.). Hichfallg. X. T. Tiurall. H. L. (Cpl.), Hillburn, X. Y. Gillin. John Cnl ). Brooklyn. X. Y. Miller. Harvey (Cpl.). Baldwin, X. Y. Phillips. W. J. (Cpl.). Buffalo. X. Y. De Carnis. William, Xew York. Hergherr. H. A.. Staten Island, X. Y. Tyson, G. A., Parish. X. Y. Lombard, Vincent, Brooklyn. X. Y. Kostine, P. B.. Syracuse, X. Y. Boldt. C. II., Golden, X. Y. Loring. D. A., Wellsville. X. Y. Levy. Leo, Brooklyn, X. Y. Helgerson. II. B., Brooklyn. X. Y. Hagnrty, M. F., Corning, X. Y. Dorrees, George, Brooklyn, X. Y. Died of disease Toussant. Arthur F. C. (Lt.). Xew York. While, Clarence H. (Lt.). Cohoes. X. Y. Grove. W" L. (Sgr). Eggertsville, X. Y. Driscoll, Cornelius (Sqgt.). Buffalo, X, Y. Shaw, Will. (Sgt.). Xew York. Katz, Sidney (Sgt.). Albany, X. Y. Spolander. C. H. (Sgt.-Mjr.). Brooklyn, X. Y. I.ydike. J,. G. C. (Cpl.). Brooklyn. X. Y. Peachacek. Frank (Cpl.), Brooklyn, X. Y. Irwin, J. G. (Cpl.), Corona. X. Y. Bakes. B. D. (Cpl.), Buffalo, X. Y. Edwards. C. C. (sec. Y. M. C. A.). Xew York. Burroughs. F. L. (Mas. Eng.), Brooklyn, X.Y. Battershall, H. M., Chatham. X. Y. Weiss, Xathan, Xew York. Vanderhoff, S. E., New York. Schaffner, A. TL, Brooklyn, X Y. Reichart. C. P.. Brooklyn, X. Y. Moran, Thomas, Xew York. Reginsky. Benjamin, Xew York. Cardelia, John, Brooklyn, X. Y. NEW JERSEY. Killed i action Ourtlock. Albert, (Lt.), Newark. X. J. Coleman. Dewitt (Lt.), Tenafty, X. J. Died of wounds Drake, H. Mcl. (Sgt'.), Trenton, X. J. Flegal. L. A. (Bugl.), Ocean Grove, X. J. Caponlgri, Frank, Xewark, X. J. Frey, A. W., College Point, X. J. Flanagan. Patrick, Jersey City, X. J. Died of Accident Benson, R. G. (Mas. Eng.), Passaic N. J. Johmann, Jacob, Xewark. X. J. Dird in airplane accident i Cahill. Matthew L. (Lt.), Montclair, X: J. Died of disease ) Weimann, Elizabeth X. (Xurse). Haddon Heights, X. J. Clampitt. R. J. (Sgt.), Salem, X. J. Bamford, Robert (cook), Irvington, X. J. Bussoni. Arthur (Wag.), Closter. X. J. Wenner, H. J., Delaware Park, X. J. Pickel, Austin, Lebanon, X. J. Gotta, Claude. Patersoa. X. J. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Died of disease Holland, C. F., Ochoa, X. M. NORTH CAROLINA. Killed in action Taylor, Ralph A., East Orange, X. C. Poole, William E., Aahboro, X. C. Died of wounds Brown, G. W. (Cpl.), Shullmills. X. C. Parrish, A. P. (Cpl.), McCulluch, X. C Boone, II. A., Seaboard. X. C. Best. Andrew, Goldsboro, X. C. Died of disease Cobb, J. W'.. Jr. (Sgt.), Charlotte. N. C Hyatt. W. S. (Cpl.). Barnesville. X. C. Brown, Joe, Whiteville. X. C. NORTH DAKOTA. Killed in action Johnson. Levid (Cpl.), Ayr, X. D. Stahl, Tracy. W., South Fargo. X. D. Died of Accident Johnson, H. L. (Chauffeur), Edmore, X. D. OHIO. Killed in action Creedon, John E. (Lt.), London, O. Pennell, Delmar (Cpl.). McConnelsville, O. Robinson, Clay M. (Cpl.), Dayton, O. Ilodglns. S. SJ., Toledo, O. Died of wounds Bonham. Charles (Cpl.), Delaware, O. Stevenson. R. H. (Cpl.). Dayton, O. Lutz, C. W-, Lancaster, O. Lewis Harry,, Cincinnati. O. Died of accident Shupe. II. P. (Cpt.), Cleveland, O. Died of disease Scliiiffka. E. R.. Canton, O. Tish, C. E. (Mas. Eng.), Democracy, O. Ashorn, M. J., Cincinnati, O. Wilson, D. W, Lorain, O. Turner, H. G.. Dayton, O. Allen, G. W., South Zanesville, O. Walters, C. A.. Columbus, O. Frank, H. M.. Coolvllle. O. Donnally, P. E.. Crown City, O. OKLAHOMA. Died o' wound Adwan. A. K., Healdton, Okla. Died of disease Amspechort, Jas. W. Lt.), Apache, Okla. Crang, W. H. (Sgt.). Clinton. Okla. Fair, Orbra (Sgt.). Poteau, Okla. Gordln. Freddie. Wewoka, Okla. Carl berg. F. A., Medford. Okla. PENNSYLVANIA. Killed in action Jessup, William( Lt.), Scranton, Pa. Evans, Philip, (Lt-), ChamDersburg. Pa. Price. Aaron I. (Sgt.), Philadelphia. Pa. Woomer. Elmer E. (Sgt.), Meyerstown, Pa. Andrews. Rolland J.i Hazelton. Fa. Wharton, Joseph, Olyphant, Pa. Troutman. William, Sharon, Pa, Died of wounds Brooks, Lester (Lt.). Chestnut Hill. Pa, O Connell. M. J. (Set.). Pittsburg. Pa. Rlnus. Edward (Sgt.), Plymouth, Fa. Sehmitt, E. II. (Cpl.), McKeesport. Fa Interwoven Hose Stetson Hat No Time Like tKe Present FOR A WARM OVERCOAT - If you anticipate buying an overcoat there's no time like the present. Hart Schaffner & Marx have produced the finest OVERCOATS OBTAINABLE All-wool quality, finest of hand-tailoring, a good fit and the best of style in these clothes, and, furthermore, a fine selection of patterns to select from. You'll like them the minute you slip into one. The price and service of every gar ment guaranteed. -$25 and Up to $60 Copyright 1918 Hart Schaffner 8c Man Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co. The Men's Store for Quality and Service Southeast Corner Fifth and Alder OR Y FACT SAMPLE SHOP 2S6 MORRISON ST., BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH Next to Corbett Building , i mj Beware of imitators and imitation sample shops. Look for the Big Sign ejA u i with the Hand Tointing at "S , i i T fc! Morrison St. Factory Sample Shop. 9 o Hundreds of Samples just arrived and must be sold at once. Dresses, Coats, Suits, Skirts and Silk Waists. M FIRST DEATH OCCURS AMONG URASS VALLEY SOLDIERS. I J I , - 5 si ! ' t l i - f , V f . - -'-i: t ' v: : It Henry S. Baker, J'rivate Henry S. Baker was killed in action, on the western front October 4, according to word received by his father. L. W. Baker, of this city. This is the only death among the 63 sol diers sent from Grass Valey. Henry S. Baker waj'a member of Company I, 363d Infantry, and left with the 91st Division from Camp Lewis early In July. rinrk. S. M.. Lancaster, Pa. Cieslickl, 'Wacklaw. Krie. Pa. Boyle. B. A., Cumnoia. ra. Bollinger, A. V.. Greensburr. Pa. Pehado, C. F., Krie, Pa. MeaUe. j. B., WUKesDarre, r-a. Harrison, C. R., SharpsburB. Pa. Enrlght. M. 1J., Kankln, Pa. fied of accident Funk. Fred n. iCpl.). Whitehaven, Pa. Iied of airplane accident Evans. Chas. T.. Jr. (L,t., Germantown. Pa. ried of disease Henrv. Edw. G. fLt.. Oil City. Pa. Redmond, Clint (.Set.). Mercer. Pa. Quinn. W. F. (Sgt.), Philadelphia. Pa. Noel. H. P. Sgt.), Pittsburg. Pa. Krapp. J. E. (.Sgt.). Lancaster. Pa. imf.h I,. J. (Set.). Pittsburg. Pa. Curry. C. W. Cpl.). Johnstown. Pa. Wagner. Jonn (cook), i-nnsoeipnm, Kniii V", H (cook). Beading, Pa. Crusan. J. M. (Mas. Eng.), Blairsvills. Pa. Calvert. A. K.. Charleroi. Pa. Afiliano. Fasquaie. i'niiaaeipnia, -a. Williams. XV. D-. Moosic. Pa. Taylor. O. C. Philadelphia. Pa. Rvan. H. L., Mauch Chunk. Pa. Mitchell. W. A.. Tionet. Pa. McCullough. Harry. Seward. Pa. Sthwartzman. Harry, Philadelphia, Pa. EDDlev. II. V'.. Plainfield. Pa. Castauro, Francesco. Pittsburs, Pa. RHODE ISLAD. Killed in action Brazeau. Joseph. Providence. R. I. SOUTH CAJ.OI-IA. Died of wounds Booth. J. P.Allen, S. C. Died of disease Do Leach, Wm. B., Jr. (Lt., Camden. S. C. Weston. Josie (Sgt.), Fort Moultrie. 3. C. Ealey. Horace (Cpl.), Samaria, S. C. McRae. Calvin. Cheraw, S. C. SOUTH DAKOTA. Died of disease Schulz. Edward, Putney. S. D. TENNESSEE. Killed in action Carney. A. J.. lover, Tenn. Died of wound Holdam, A. B. (Cpl.). Chattanooga. Tenn. Cate, T. C. (Cpl.), O'Conee, Tenn. Binkley, XV. M.. Nashville, Tenn. Died of disease Lee. Worley (Cpl.). Knoxville. Tenn. Burkhart, Bruce. Knoxville. Tenn. Payne, J. M .. Knoxville, Tenn. Hittson, II. H., Manchester, Tenn. TEXAS. Killed in action Grubbs. Lloyd T. (Lt.), Orange, Tex. Coates. James, Ringold. Texas. Cheek. J. W., Georges Creek, Texas. Died of wounds Green, Lonnie (Sgt.), Sugarlansl. Texas. Rainey. H. T. (Sgt.). Lockhart. Texas. Wallace. M. G. (Sgt.). Mullin. Texas. Sanders. Edward (Cpl.), Brenham. Texas. Dodson, K, B. (Mech.). Anona, Texas. Chambless. XV. H., Oran. Texas. Veselka, Stephen. Danbury. Texas. Pruett, H. W Cleburne. Texas. )iel of accident Carroll, James M., Mlnneola, Tex. Kennedy. John S., Elkhart, Tex. Died of disease Steffensen, Robert L. (Lt.). Smlthville, Tex. Glenn, E. L. (Sgt.), Houston, Tex. Dcarmon. J. W. (Mas. Eng.). Deucette, Ter. Abbott. Zom. Maraoes. Texas. Worley. L. K.. Cross Plains. Texas. Williams, James. Sunnyside. Texas. Valle. Thomas. Uvalde. Texas. Limerick. Holt. Lindale. Texas. Drake. Henry. Aquilla. Texas. Miller. J. L.. Eastland. Texas. Simcik. F. J.. Moulton, Texas. Grisham, L. M., Emrod. Texas. UTAH. Died of wounds- Larson, L. E., Spanish Fork) Utah. VERMONT. Killed in action Perkins, Carl W Rutland, Vt. VIRGINIA. Killed ia action McCloud. C. W.. Marlon, a. Died of wound Bass, U. F. (Lt.). Fredericksburg, Va. Roue, T. M. (cpi. ). inaepenaence, v a. Died of dioease Loving. E. T. (Wag.). Dillwyn. a. Cardona. A. M.. Richmond. Va. Vandervall, U. G.. I'.iovlsta. a. Wyatt. XV. H., Airy. Va. English. K. t.. tnasay, va. 'Vi-KST VIRGENI.. Killed in action "Wright, P.aymond, (Cpl.), Fair-view, W. Va Birlirakis, George, Wheeling, XV. Va. Died of wounds Starr. A. V. (Mech.). Raleigh, W. Va. Died of disease Lajekk. Paul (Mas. Eng.). Ben wood, XV. Va. vangilder, J. I., fralrmount, w. aw Hamrick. Morgtin. Webster Springs. W. Va. Brown, E. L., Green Springs, W. a. Qulnn, Ellie, Pennsboro. W. Va. WISCONSIN. Killed in action Kilke. Arthur (.sgt.), Milwaukee. Wis. Luedtke. Edw. W. J. (Cpl.) Milwaukee, Wis. Schumacher. Frank. Calumetville, Wis. Died of wounds Kreklewekl. Charles (Cpl.). Milwaukle, Wis. Blaschka, F. A., Rhlnelander. Wis. Grover. A. H., Menominee. Wis. Brizzi. Kicholo, Milwaukee, Wis. Lehwald, H. E., Milwaukee. Wis. LandgTaf, L. F., Sheboygan, Wis. Died of disease Quigg. Charles (Sgt.), Eauclalre. Wis. Morris. Budd (Cpl.). Mauston, Wis. Flanders. XV. XV., Wapum, Wis. Zogg, L. J., Genoa. Wis. Simonds. G. M., Two Rivers. Wis. Gentz. H. W.. Janesvllle. Wis. ALASKA. Wounded slightly Deiser, Elmer J., Fairbanks. Alaska. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Died of diseased Loveless, K. A., Washington, D. C. NO ADDRESS. Died of wounds Guirl, B. J. (Cpt.), no address. GOLD HILL. Or., Dec 26.- (Special.) L. O. Walker, 27. reported wounded in Tuesday's casualty list, and address priven as Ashland. Or., was a resident of Gold Hill for a number of years. His home is closed and his wife, Millie P. Walker, a Gold Hill girl, has been re siding' with -relatives in Ashland since his enlistment in 1917. He is known in Gold Hill and Ashland, where he v nickname given him while a student s.t the Ashland Normal School. HOOD RIVER, Or.. Dec. 26. (Spe cial.) Mrs. Ida Parker is unable to reconcile an official telegram received today and stating: that her son. William H. Parker, -of the 9tst Division, has been missing: since November 4, with a letter just received from the young man. A. note added hastily apparently, to the undated letter, reads: "This is the 11th and we will soon be home." Mrs. Parkef- believes the War De partment's telegram is erroneous and she has started an investigation through Washington officials. CHEHALIS. Wash.. Dec. 26. (Spe cial.) Mrs. M. C. GLyen, of Bolstfort. today received a telegram stating that her son, Louis Miller, who is with the American Army in France, was severely wounded November 7. The nature and actual extent of the wounds were not given. OTTAWA. Ont., Dec. 26. The follow ing name appears in today's casualty list: Prisoner repatriated F. Vogeli, Mus selshell, Mont. WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. During the week ended December 20, 7468 wounded and sick .soldiers were landed ity the United States from the American ex peditionary forces.' The Surgeon-General's report today shows that 6826 were landed at New York and 1640 at Newport News. HILLSBORO, Or.. Dec 28. (Special.) Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bates received word today from the War Department in Washington that their son, Millard Bates, had died in a hospital in France, November 17, of wounds received in action at Chauteau-Thierry last July. The young man was reported to have died on two previous occasions. The dispatch received today was confirmed officially. Millard Bates was 19 years of age, and had, been in the hospital receiv ing treatment for' injuries to both limbs, through which he had been shot. His brother, B. Carroll Bates, was killed in June, his being the first name on Hillsboro's casualty list. ent. Mr. Hoyle hid the brooch and a ring in the pocket of an old vest, in tending to surprise his spouse Christ mas morning. The junk dealer came along Christmas eve, and Mrs. Hoyle gave him the clothing as a reward for carrying oft a worn-out sofa. The brooch and a cameo ring, both intended for presents, and some lodge pins were left in the pockets. All but the brooch has been recovered. Junk Man Gets Jewelry Belonging to Santa. . Ulfta. Secreted In Old Garment, Are Lost When Prospective Recipient Gives Vest Away. SANTA CLA.US and the junkman. got their wires crossed Christmas eve. anad as a result. Inspectors Snow and Tackaberry will begin searching the second-hand clothes stores today for an expensive cameo brooch which W. G. Hoyle, 510 Columbia street, had pur chased for his wife's Christmas pres- SAFE STOLEN AND LOOTED Burglars Ts Company's Truck to Haul Heavy Receptacle Away. LOS ANGELES. Dec. 26. Burglars attempted last night to open the safe of the Western Mechanical Company on a downtown street here. Failing to dis lodge the safe door after burning off the hinges, they broke into the com pany's garage, took out a truck, hoisted the safe through a skylight with the company's tackle, drove it to a canyon near Universal City, a suburb, and there rifled it of $1500 in cash and liberty bonds after using nitroglycerine to blew off the doors. The safe is 6 feet high, 5 feet deep and weighs several thousand pounds. MILK . PRICE IS SOARING Vancouver Consumers Xoti fled of Xew Increase in Quotations. VANCOUVER, Wash.. Dec. 26. (Spe cial.) The price of milk and cream Is yet soaring. Several dairies are charg ing from 84.75 to 85 per quart of milk per month and 82.50 a pint a, month. Three more dairies have combined and are giving notice to their custom ers that milk will be 84. SO per quart a month, and 82.40 a pint. The price of millfeed has jumped 84 a ton, and dairymen are now paying 843 a ton for feed that was once bought for 820 la ton. Hay used to sell for 812 to 814 a ton and now brings 830 to 833 per ton. DEPUTIES ARE ANNOUNCED Change in Office or Clarke Treas urer Takes Effect January 13. VANCOUVER, Wash. Dec. 26. (Spe cial.) T. L. Henrichsen, County Treasurer-elect, has named William R. Laughlin. Glenn N. Ranck and Miss Nellie Yale as deputies in his office, the duties of which he will assume shortly after the first of the year. Mr. Henrichsen will take over the duties of Treasurer January 13, suc ceeding L. G. Conant, who has served four years in that office. Both were Republicans and Mr. Henrichsen was elected without opposition either at the primaries or the general election. Your Little Pets Need Cascarets" When children quarrel and fight. See if the little tongues are white. Hurry! clean the clogged-up placet; BriDg back smiles to little faces. Children think Cascarets are dandy. They are mild cathartic candy. Sell for a dime "work" every timm. MOTHERS! You need never worry after giving your cross, feverish, bilious or constipated child a Cascaret. This harmless candy cathartic thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels of all the toxins, sour fermentations and poisons. By morning the little dears are t -3 formerly resided, as "Deacon waikw," ' happy and playful again. Full directions on each 10 cent box. Honesty is the best policy. Wc exchange all sale goods and refund money without question if not satisfied. Liberty Bonds Taken at Full Value j0 r? -J.J5 - - - .'i Beautiful v Iii Serges and Pop lins. Some in this lot run up to $55, at only $11095 ! Coats C T"f J We Take 1 ' U 1 nloe I " Samples and Stocks. Most wonderful bargains in Portland. Plush, Velour, Broadcloth and Oxford. Some in this lot would be cheap at $47.50. Priced at only We Give What we Advertise. Tnr Meney Bark If Net SatUrled DRESSES WAISTS Silk Crepe and Georgette Waists at Only The Lucky Serge Skirts again on sale for $2.95 V 4 Silk, Jersey and Serge Dresses Up to $32.50 f rl 4