The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, October 14, 1917, Section One, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 14, 1917. DPllV E HALF OVER, RESULT IS SILL Manager Miller Is Hopeful, but Urges Workers to Put Forth Greater Effort. NAMES OF SOME BUYERS OF NEW ISSUE OF LIBERTY LOAN BONDS ARE MADE PUBLIC IDLE ONES TO BE ROUSED fom Now on Every Effort Will Be Made to Interest All Citizens in the Success of Great ' Liberty Loan. ' (Continued From First ragr.) eight, but not yet officially reported, that will swell the total subscriptions to a big extent, but these are by no means enough to assure the ilesired total. The United States National Bank will sign up for $500,000, the School Hoard will take bonds to the amount of $302,000, and the Port of Portland will subscribe $600,000. Manager Miller leaves the city to morrow night for a five-day tour of Kastern Orearon, to put more zip into the campaign. He says he will not only talk with the bankers in the lead ing cities, but will go out in person and urge individuals to subscribe where time and opportunity permits. Speakers io Out Tomorrow. Tomorrow Patriotic week starts and It is desired to make the event truly effective in the distribution of liberty MAYOR PROCLAIMS PATRIOT IC WEEK OCTOIIKR 1.1-aO. Appropriate services in churches today will inaugurate Patriotic week, proclaimed by Governor Withycombe. During these seven days it is desired that thoughts of all Oregon people shall turn to the needs of the Government, particularly in respect to the lib erty loan. Mayor Baker yesterday issued the following proclama tion : "The Governor of Oregon has designated the week beginning Monday, October 15, as Patriotic week. The women's liberty loan committee, co-operating with a similar organization of men, will, during the week, force a big drive in behalf of the second lib erty loan of 1917. Realizing the tremendous importance of the is sues and dangers confronting us, the welfare and safety of our boys at the front, the welfare and safety of our Nation at home, and the need of Oregon maintain ing its past wonderful record of "first in time of war," I hereby proclaim: "That Monday, the beginning day of Patriotic week, shall be made a momentous occasion: "That, for the purpose of focus ing attention upon the serious ness of the struggle of democracy against Kaiserism, all streetcars shall stop for one minute at 12:15 noon. "That all whistles in the city shall blow, that all bells shall ring, that all automobile horns shall be honked and that the Stars and Stripes shall wave everywhere on buildings and homes. "That the thoughts of our cit izens shall be concentrated on the vital issues we face. "That every citizen able to do so shall pledge himself at that moment to invest in a liberty bond of this, the second issue of 1917. "GEO. L. BAKER, Mayor." toonds. Speakers will start out to spread the gospel of the liberty loan throughout the state and enthusiasm is certain to be aroused through these meetings. Today the liberty loan appeal will be given from pulpits throughout the state. Clergymen will bespeak su port for it. Mayor Baker and R. W. Montague will speak this afternoon at McMinnville. The regular speaking tour opens tomorrow. Tom Roberts, oi the firm of Roberts Brothers, has con tributed expenses of Jerry Bronaugh and II. If. Ward, on a speaking tour of Marion County. Restaurant men at a meeting yester day afternoon at the Hazelwood decided to start out Monday and visit every res taurant, asking subscriptions both from the managements of the various eating bouses direct and from their employes. They will also arrange for stickers on menus and other publicity methods. The men will work in eight- squads of two each; Manager Miller addressed them yesterday and advised an ener getic campaign. Roseburg Is Backward. Roseburg is one dark spot on the lib erty loan map. because of no organiza tion. B. L. Eddy has been appealed to by Manager Miller to form an efficient -working organization there. Lack of co-operation . has proved fatal to the purposes of the loan so far as Roseburg is concerned up to this time, and it is urged that Roseburg people get into line at the earliest possible moment. The state committee does not believe that Roseburg is not patriotic. Mr. Eddy will endeavor to bring the banks there together in the .common cause. "Women of the state are working for the bonds. At a meeting of the Wom en's Liberty Loan Committee yesterday afternoon at headquarters, 408 Piatt building, tentative plans were made for bonfires on October 23. This plan will be used all over the country to call attention to the fact that October 27 closes the bond-buying period. Where the local bonfire will be held is not yet determined, nor who will light it. At Washington Mrs. W. G. McAdoo will perform that ceremony. Women Are Interested. Women members of the committee also want all women to buy bonds and also to be sure to sign special blanks provided for women subscribers, so that it will be known when the bond sale is over just how big a proportion of the money was raised by women. Banks are provided with special blanks, bearing a blue corner, for women bond buyers. It is asked by the committee that women who will take bonds come to the committee headquarters and sign sDDlications there. Campaign headquarters last night was gladdened by the appearance there of N. A. Stamoulis, chairman ot a com Tnlttee at work among local Greeks. He brought in subscriptions totaling $10,000. The Portland Ad Club made known its subscription yesterday for one $50 bond. The Portland Press Club has subscribed for bonds to the amount of $300. During the coming week special ef forts will be made to popularize the bonds. Teams of students from every high school in the city will conduct a house-to-house canvass, and Boy Scouts FOLLOWING is the list of Portland residents and business concerns whose subscriptions have been an nounced to date from liberty loan head quarters. The list is admittedly incom plete, owing to the fact that many re quests were made that the names of Subscribers he not mnria nnhli. "V.i- I terday's subscriptions are not included: Atvln W. Baird 100 Maude Lilah Beckett loo John J. Brosnan 2uo coward Eugene Bryan 100 j r. 5urKingnnm Edlih K Curii.i. Cascade Investment Co. .......... Myrtle L. Caswell , C. C. Chapman Gtrtrude Cliinn Aaron Conn Anna F. Cookman Minnie Cruikshank Fanny S. Devereaux J. D. Duback Albert C. Eames Flora Thompson Euders Eveiets Ufc-orge T. Famine Joseph L. Fearey , . . r leaerick Charles Fetter A Inert N. Fisher May tS. Frulick Grjtnville G. Gay uuam E. Gibbons Harold H. Gilbert Perry Clifford Graves Charles Percy Hall Retlaw Haynes Mrs. Hosa A. Herminhaua William Maurire HuUjou H nry V. Jacobson Frt ncis C. Jackson H. T. Jackson Jean P.. Jelliffe Henry K. Johnson George W. Joseph, Jr. f.- Richmond Kelly ................. Jacob Lauterstein Dr. C. S. Long CAjy Wilford Long ................ Gt crge M. McBreen, Jr. George B. McLeod Jean Keith McLeod Srali Hammond M-.'Leod Herbert James Meiss ............ Melvin L. Merritt Carrie O- Millspaugll Fi ed E. Moore Fred Mortensen Prank J. Pierce, Jr Mrs. J. H. Regal , Bruce E. Sant'urd I.o Schatz Charles J. Scbnabel Edgar H. Sensenicll George Warren Sensenicll Marie Y. Sensenicll Kuth E. Sensenicll Elvin Lcroy Shurtllff Louis Stewart Shurtllff .......... Charles G. Simmons Charles Stess John Williams Stewart .......... John M. Thompson Tin J. Ulrich Clio Civile Van Gorder H. W. Van Hoy Adolf B. Widen Mrs. Nachel F. Albert Meredith Bailey, Jr George W. Benton L.clle Eleanor Bronaush A D. Daly Ji.li.ots Downing Amy E. Dustln Zona England Frank Gilbert Epton Charles F. Ernst William F. Fiebig Mrs. Gertrude Grahame G. K. Gulorson Emily M. Hnlliday Mrs. Emma Hawks .............. Herman Helnkel Julia A. H. Henny Hrry MillL Holden Mary R. Hyatt Mary It. Hyatt Mary K. Hyatt F rank Mortymore Hickman Henry W. Jacobson Jacob L- Johnston Ivan H. King A n thony Labraclie, Treas. ........ F.lizabeth M. Lewis Edward Lyons Mvrtie Jane McDanlel John J. McElroy Anna M. E. Mann Ed Mendenhall Georgia Michael B. B. Miller B. H. Moore Catherine May Moriarity Clayton Cornell Morse James O'Donnell H. G. Richardson Henry C. Rigby Mrs. Garnett Robinson Albert Rosoway West F. Ross Mary D. Sampson Duane Sewell Somervell Edith G. Stewart E. T. Tallmadge Bertha Irene Toutz Charles Vellenga Archie Dean Warner Harry M. Wilcox Mrs. W. J. Lewis Mrs. Emma J. Farnsworth Lloyd E. Rogers Ray Lewis Stout Ina H. Barnlcott Philip F. Brethi Mrs. R. O. William Sophia Schiefer Decker Minnie S. Collins John G. flrich Nils Ecklund Stella J. Thorson S. Dean Vincent Joe Parker Price William Hardcastle Stead Rose E. Daniels James Layton Collins Mary Edith Whitelock Alfred R. Whitelock Daniel Merner Xehemiah T. Hulett Mrs. Hattle Hlxson Henry E. McGinn Barbara Jean Payne George Berry Earl Coleman Annabelle Coleman ............. Ralph J. Tucker Emily Love Louise Roberts Cora M. Kiernan Ralph J. Tucker Garfield W. Boynton Alice M.Keed Francis Hagaman Ross.... J. B. Ofner Nicholas ilaschino Mrs. Nona Roberts... - H. E. Hamilton Joseph A. Magulre Claude Lilly W. O. Van Schuyver Elizabeth M. Andrus X. W. Long Distance Tel. Co Dorothy J. Zelgler Irene C. Galpert Frank Miller J. W. McDonald Lovella Everett Ames Jean Elizabeth Luckel Mary Christine Luckel Nancy Belle Luckel Jessie Louise Nice Milton Joe Svobada John W. Shonkwller Jessie Malcolm Spring James Hazell John Greenwood Mrs. Lucy Toon McKlnlev Hospital Walter Lang Fred Jenny Charles P. Harris Josephine F. Gannon F. C. .Kettle Edward Cookingham R. L. Whiteside Dr. G. G. Grim Louis Schott - W. M. Ladd ancv C. Stevens Webster A. Reed Dr. W. I., vvooa Hudson 3. Hastings Albert H. ClarK J. M. Hurlburt . . . .' Margaret Sammoni Ruth Sammons , Charles- G. Nelson J. Mazurosky Llovd M. Denman L. C. Newlands F. A. Retallick , Levi Jdhnson A. Abbott Richard w. Montague 100 50 6oO GO 101) oo 2.-.U 3,ooo 5o 5uo 100 2."o ino r.oo l.ouo r.n loo l.ooo r.o ."(id 2(M 100 r.o If 10 loo 2110 O.ooo r.o loo on loo lm no 01) tin oil Kill 1IIO IIO JIIO 100 :;no 1(M ",uoo ."Ml 500 1,000 DO r.o oo oo oo r.o oo r.o oo l.OOII KM) loo or.o loo r.o 0O loo loO Oo loO lot) loo loo 1(10 loo r.o 4(1(1 loo 2."n r.o 200 r.() 0oo r.o oo oo loo KHI loo loo loo loo l.noo loo loo l.ooo 00 2(10 200 loo loo 00 loo 50 100 I . 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Ross Harry Charles Melby John Cooper Meuhan .............. . T. J. Stewart Helen E. Smith F. R. Angle C. H. Scholes Mrs. S. A. Bacon Dr. T. L. Eliot Mrs. Beda Helgesson Horace M. Miller Kubll-Howell Co Mrs. Retta M. Bennett R. C. Bennett Mrs. Elba Heard Carrie Organ .Stewart Hislop Jane C. Allen George Simons E. Casey Jones Margaret Cook Miss Mabel F. Henry Mrs. Kate B. G. Chance Mrs. A. B. Gorton Blanche McGowan Miss Louise Housner Frank Bell Mrs. M. L. Linthicaum C. A. Merrlm Alex Muirhead J. Stacy Hendrlx John A. Henry A. P. Adams H. Goldstein Clarence J. Wheeler A. J. Montgomery C. E. Pearce , H. F. Kyle Ralph R. Duniway J. H. Brlstow Charles Grover Miss Anna Rebecca Walker Mrs. Hermlne L. Boisseller Mrs. Carrie M. Bates Holt W. Cookingham Mrs. George J. Lewis H. Goldstein Mrs. W. B. Gilbert Miss Merle Wilson Wilhelmlne M. Boisseller George L. Moorad . -. Miss Grace Mrs. Marie Cooper Cyrus Steadman Wood wort h ..... . Kate Woodworth C. B. Woodworth Cvrus A. Woodworth Eva B. Collins James Kennard William Herbert Dunckley Robert S. Howard George J. West Thomas IT. West - Troy o. Myers S. L. Eddy Walter M. Cook Mary Betty Cook Martin E. Fitzgerald S. H. Beach George W. West J. King Bryon Ernest R. AMmen Janet Noble Miner ................ J. Horald Miner Myrtle It. Yount Fred R. Newell Erskine Wood H. H. Pchllclfeiser Annie S. Ertckson Dolmsr B. Erickson Mrs. llvra E. Shaw F. L. Oalv C. R. Peake Alfred Nygard c. M. Valden Journal Employes Alexander Shields 7 ...... . Victor Kroirh Rasmussen May W. Huntington ............. Margaret E. West Kathrvn Nelson West Mrs. H. w. Bartholomew E. W. White Edward Reiner ................... James F. Ewing William W. Plimpton George Carlton Johnson .......... William Haynes Tru Blu Biscuit Company John B. Butenschoen I.Iovd P. Love Paul L. Neuvllle Carl A. Palm Sam W. Raker f John F. Schoenl. Sr. George P. Schroeder Blanche T. Stanley Herman O. Kreiss R. W. Ha good Neoma Mae Lucas Fra nk M. Reeves D. W. Jarvis Alfred W. Cauthorn E. H. Keller B. F. Beezley John C. Otte Carrie M. Reeves Ben A. Campbell Ben A. Campbell Hicks Chatten Engraving Company . I. Aronson John M. Jones Floyd X. Averill T. J. Nealond A. C. Wyckoff Maria C. Jackson Grand Cnmmandery. K. T. of Oregon C. S. Jackson Mrs. Ned E. Foetisch Kai H. Geerten Gaines L. Ford Delia M. Glover Georgv A. Zahos J. A. Thompson J. H. Cummings Nell Gertrude Tucker Mrs. A. J. Rosebrook Harry A. Conner Mrs. Amelia Bly Clarence or Wilhelm Bly Michael S. Hainowskl Jeanne F. Lamb John A. MeLaln A. J. Fitcha , Frank Gustavus England John C. Otte Mrs. Caroline M. Moore R. R. Dingle Mrs. Ida B. Skinner T. J. Neatond Anna L. Flnley S. Sllverfield Alexander Beyett Archibald Bluett Reynolds Harriet Reynolds Allan C. Sullivan Mrs. Lillian Treece Mrs. Nina M. White Claude Welgle J. R. Santee Miriam Williamson Theron W. Bean N. Zaslaff Don C. Everts H.-A. Jansen M. C. Davis Edyth R. Carpenter Homer V. Carpenter G. O. Madison Mrs. Nellie Deeds Mrs. Mildred Kyle Richard A. Huntington Sherman. Clay & Co Florence Streiter Nell B. McGuire Eda Leota Carter Maurice Solko Mrs. Sadie Thaver J. H. Overhouser .................. Harriett Kunkel William S. Earhart '. Lucy Coultas Lovell Julius Bacharach .". ...... Sam Weston Nelson T. Klngsley Nelson W. Hogue Mrs. Louise Clinton ............... Mrs. C. W. Ransom Fred S. Goodwin 00 250 13,000 00 0(1 00 OO loo loo loo loo 100 loo loo loo 100 150 2oO 200 2O0 2511 ooo ooo l.ooo :ioo . l.ooo 2,000 50 00 50 00 00 100 loo 150 00 r.o loo 300 000 00 1O0 loo 200 200 00 oo r.o 100 loo 100 100 100 200 0o0 ooo l.ooo ooo loo oo OOO ooo 4nO 1 00 loo lot) loo l.ooo l.ooo ;suu 250 loo loo 100 ino 100 00 . 0O 00 00 r.o so 50 ino SOD 1O0 10(1 IOO 2,0(10 4(10 l.ooo J. -.11 200 400 OOO 50 loo ooo 15(1 :too loo 2O0 20(1 1(10 ino 4.5(10 loo loo 1 oo 20II loo 0O SO 100 lO.ono 100 loo loo 00 OO 00 3,000 JOO IOO ino so 000 500 00 00 00 oo on 00 on 00 50 oo 00 loo 10O 1I0 ion 100 1 50 ) r.o 200 2IMI :tnn Oon ono l.ooo 2. sou 4.non o.ooo 0,000 lO.ono oo oo oo on on on on on on on ino ion ion ino 100 loo ion 200 2no 200 450 ooo ono ono l.onn .too son ino oo loo oo on r.o oo inn inn 2on 4on 400 4011 400 ono l.ooo 2.000 2,500 oo 00 no on inn inn loo 100 !ino 30d 300 ' ono oon oon l.ooo 00 L. A. Freeland Madeline Marie Murphy ........ Eleanor Statter Ben Osborne Iris C. Lutz Mrs. Clinton Oren Mikle Burnett Goodwin Andrew G. Kregness George Fitzgerald Frances Louise Estes .......... Mae Blayney George E. Dorcas George H. Killits May Melich Joseph Melich H. H. Northrup ............... Dr. James S. Moore J. S. Graef Earl C. Stevens John F. Martin Frank A. Brlckell Cliff P. Work MUlroy Axel Anderson Robert Thurston Berven Smith Evernham Robert E. Talt Mlsha Pelz Edwin L. Rice Icilio Miccoll George Edward Jeffery W'allie W. Way Gus H. Jenkins Ralph Hemes Clark ........... SomHochfeld Edward James Brennan ....... Gernie William Hays Charles Marsh Campbell Otto K.. Laue J. Sherwood Knight Austin R. Runyard R. E. Kremers Mrs. Josephine B. Austin James G. Thompson W. O. Munsell Florence E. Lynch John M. A. Laue Leo L. Lesser Orpheum Theater & Realty Co. Associated Oil Company Frank S. Grant Edward C. Robblns. Jr Josephine Schllntz J. J. Schllntz Affa S. Seeley .' Mrs. pannie E. Lounsbury John T. Smith Charles E. Buzby. Jr Louts King Mary J. Laidlaw D. J. Cooney T. A. Garrow ................. Lewis N. Bruinerd ............ Frank Fenwick Andrew Jensen Edward Magee James Henry Sproufe ........ H. R. Frey John E. Abbott Max Cohen- Roy O. Powers Leida n. Wright Miss Carrie H. Johnson M. R. Colwell Thelma Helena Drake Loeb Bros George F. BarneB H. Herbert Sichel L. C. Gilman Eva A. Gilman William Phillips John F. Duffy Armour & Co Mason, Ehrman & Co S. I. and Ella Ogden E. W. White J. J. Day Kmll C. Jergensen Helen Elizabeth Meredith .. Rena R. Powers S. B. Stewart F. E. Harrlgan. Jr Dr. F. N. Pease..,. Roy M. Small Mabell S. Anderson E. H. White Maud H. Campbell John Steelquist Donald Sterling Sylvan F. Durkheimer F. W. Ortman Klsa Margaret Carlson Frelda F. Zeller Addle S. Kimble Kills C. Brown J. L. Jackson Catherine A. Roberts S. Grutze Claude Hgey - Adron Chamberlain V(van recil staatR ............ Catherine Lotkwood Howard. F. Egger 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 100 IOO ino 100 IOO 21)0 200 200 3O0 OOO 2. 0O0 00 00 on oo oo 00 00 00 so 00 00 50 50 00 00 00 00 00 on 00 00 00 100 ino ion 100 150 300 2. ooo 0. 000 7,500 250 100 00 50 100 ino 100 100 100 2no 200 ooo oo 00 00 50 so BO 00 00 50 00 50 100 100 ion 200 000 1. noo l.onn l.ooo o.ono lo.ooo in. ooo 3. OOO 3,000 ion 20,000 00 r.o 100 on Oil ino 50 loo loo loo oon 20.000 IOO 00 00 2.000 2,500 100 50 31X1 so ion IOO on t TT. so. ooo Holger Chrlstofferson Dagm&r K. Tourtelotte . Henry R. Blauvelt Florence M. Blauvelt Helen Schuppel Sanford Smith - C. S. Samuel T. M. O'Donnell J. H. Shepard Mrs. M. E. Nichols D. G. Brunger Anson E. Curtis Mrs. Margaret Hodgdon Louisa Jane Gregory E. F. Noland Dan Crossley Anna Crossley Olon Crossley Dan C. Crossley Thomas A. Llvesley G. Walter Gates E. F. Wentworth P. G. Wascher Edward Noonan ' George W. Watt 1 Norris B. Gregg Irving -. Stearns - G. A. Weitman P. S. W. Pfeiffer Harvey O'Bryan Miss Katherine Boos Miss Mary Boos H. Doxey -" ' Ladd Estate Ladd & Tilton Bank Henry Hirtley George M. Strong executor Samuel C. May Alma S. Haines Carrie Cohn Bert Powell Eva B. Peters Claude W. Black Asher Brothers Louise Poulsen Dorothy Kerns Leslie Kerns Evelyn Thatcher Louise Paulsen Virginia Thatcher L. G. Rose TJ II Umlth .............. Henry S. Sargent ',' Robert Royal McKean JO" W. A. MacRae 2,000 Bank of California. IS. A., Portland Branch ""'" Catherine H. i-ercivar Joseph Gray Mary E. Newton J. F. Shanks Andrew M. Westram Kenneth W. Kinney Jean Alice Kinney G. W. Webber Adam Fulton A. T. Matthew Flora M. Metzger Abner Blair Leigh S. Martin M. L. Kline ... Cnr'. V. BlshoD ............... Simon Benson BO, ooo 400 100 OOO 600 00 200 400 BOO 200 00 IOO son oo oo B0 100 100 ino 100 1.000 l.ooo 100 100 2,000 2O0 100 IOO 4(10 00 2O0 loo 100 on inn, mm 100,000 Ot) l.noo 2, OOO 150 2.000 loo 200 On 200 l.noo 750 750 75(1 1.0O0 750 inn onn l.noo 1.000 50 300 200 00 00 inn ino Ion 150 l.noo ooo O.oou ion Amos S. Benson Andrew Gordon ...... Charles Leigh Marshall A. Case Carl Spuhn Richard Koehler Peter Kerr Laurie King Kerr .... Peter Kerr. Trustee . . Peter Kerr. Trustee . . Laura A. King Andrew Kerr Nina Bell Mrs. W. A. MacRae . R. Waterholter Miss Kate Robertson . Ente Nyhof f . . . .' Andrew Hoben Albert Cautler Lewis Augustus Grete J. H. Thomas. Jr O. A. Rltan . . . Page & Son William F. Brady William F. McKenney Lewis W. Plckard .... Ada B. Newell E. W. White R. F. Mongri Charles 11. Marias .... Minnie Bridger ....... Spencer Chapman lO.noo 100 100 00 2.0(10 2. ooo 30, ooo O.ooo 0. 000 S.non .-..ooo 23.000 100 100 100 loo 300 ooo 1.01 10 100 on 15. OOO l.ooo ooo l.ooo 1. noo 401) 3. ono onn ino onn 200 will start a similar drive. The high school students will be addressed on methods of salesmanship, the best man ner of selling bonds being illustrated. Boy Scouts during the first liberty bond campaign sold bonds to the amount oi $25,000. It is declared they will make it $100,000 this time. Subscriptions Made Easy. Large interests are perfecting ar rangements whereby their employes may take bonds and pay for same out of their salaries. The Union Pacific has issued a bulletin to all its em ployes in which Judge R. S. Lovett, chairman of the executive committee, offers to take bonds upon the request of employes and advance the entire subscription price, charging interest for same at the rate of 4 per cent per annum and holding the bonds until they are paid for by monthly install ments, a minimum of J2.50 per month for each $50 unit being fixed. Em ployes of the O.-W. R. & N. Company, the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line or subsidiary corporations are given this opportunity to participate. Banks yesterday reported the follow ing subscriptions to liberty bonds: Portland banks Hlbernla Savings Bank... S2S.750 Northwestern National 14,000 First National. First National. First National. First National. United States National 40.200 Lumbermen's Trust 1.100 Banks outside Portland First National. Pendleton 810.400 American National. Pendleton 12.400 United States National, La Grande... 3, onn La Grande National 700 First National, Elgin loo First Bank of Joseph 5,050 Wallowa National Bank 00 Butler Loan & Trust Company S.snn Johnston Bros.. Dufur 3H0 First National. Canby 40(1 Canby State Bank. Canby Onn First National. Athena OOO Free water l.or.n Freewater. .......... . 40n Milton oon Freewater............ inn Central Oregon Bank. Bird l-'n Williamson State Bank 1.4on State Bank of St. Paul 00 McMinnville National E.100 United States National, Newberg 50O Bank of Dayton 2S.non Bank of Beaverton 1,100 Individual Bayers) Listed. Individual bond subscriptions were listed at state headquarters yesterday as follows: $00 Nelle Crout. lola Florence Brabham. Nicholas W. Lawler, Flora M. W'ilmes. Claude Wesley Doddridge, Norman H. Oswald. J. Brown, Guy P. Felton, Frances Ivah Day, Bertielan D. Drake, Frances Virginia Drake, Esther Cox McCIure. Mrs. Birdie O. Lea. John Adelbert Van Brakle. William W. Wither. Jr.. Lulu G. George, F. D. Hunt. Werner B. Kanuer, Samuel Con- nell. Thomas L. Driscoll. Charles P. Little. Charles Holbrook Schnabel. Colin L,. Cox. Yorvell K. Hesla. Mary C. Lane, John Tllson Ganoe, Myrtle Chamberlln. Frank G. Stone. Suella M. Wyollle. Peavey Dykenian White. Lida Delmar, Clark Bogart, Jr.. Rose Kennedy. William M. McNab, Conrad K. Roth. Miss Marlon Dickey, Minnie Kabat. Kenneth Cameron "Withers, Joe Sandvall. Leo A. Gorran. S. P. Harris. Dorothy Claire Stringer, Ovedla L. Oberg. Miss Mary K. Cooney. Boris Mossessohn, Bernard Macnab. Herbert Melvlll Brandon. William Glfford. $100 Herbert N. Anderson, H. W. Hall. Roy W. Ayer. A. E. Hesketh. Ellla W. Ek. Mrs. Laura B. Rlebe. Fred Henderson. Carrie J. Bates. Charles B. King. Martha A. Mc lntyre. George W. Stearns. George A. Bistorlous. Norman S. Wright. Jessie A. Skinner. James E. Haines, Iris C. Lutz, Oliver E. Lutz, the Asset Company. John C. Fox, Clemence Hiram Cord son. William L. Colvlg, Mrs. C. B. Malarkey. Frank E. Richardson, Mrs. George Steele, "William A. King, Walter Pfaender, Lester Tabreau, Walter L. Philip. Eleanor Merewether. Francis Van Patten, Mrs. M. A. Osborn, Male V. Peel. Sarah E. . McKenzle. Anna May Sechler. George W. Loman. John Robert Haney. Donnells and- Helen Hingley. Oc tave J. Goffin. R. Clemens, George. E. Frost. F. W. Graves. $150 Robert F Myers. Dr. Edmund Myers, Elton Watkins, Robert F. Magulre. Ralph Beebe Rees, George H. Hlmes, Myrtle Shoukurler. , - i $200 F. A. Ford. Morris A. Goldstein, Pearl Ervin Thomas. Greenbury C. Eshel man, Gevrge W. Root, Ellyn Thelander, Light Four TT IS surprising the ground you can cover in the Overland Light Four, without forcing its speed. Balance and easy riding qualities permit natural speed. And the motor has snap as well as great reserve power. You attain speed quickly and hold it easily. Among cars of its price class the Overland Light Four is easily, the dis tance car of the year. $770 Prices f. o. b. Toledo sub ject to change without notice. Motor 32 h. p. at 2000 r. p. m. Wheelbase 106 inches Rear Spring Cantilever Overland Light Four Tires 31 x 4 inches Starting Lighting Auto-Lits Fuel Feed Vacuum System A new price advance will be effective November 1st without further notice. Overlajid-Pacific, Inc. Broadway 3535 Broadway and Davis St. II Mrs. A. Newlands. H. R. Gaither. J. R. Gray. Stephen Kowalski. Avery & Co., Clara E. Conrad, Hogh P. Kennedy. $250 James Vance Snodgrass, J. Brown, George H. Erwin. $:too Wesley and Elbert Barcus, Exile Burkltt, Carl Schlickelser. James F. Robin son. 4O0 Allan C. Peel. JoOO F. A. Van Kirk. Mrs. Alice B. Bar ton, William A. Gilmour. Norman S. Rupp, Ernest D. Hitchcock. Julia A. H. Henny, Elmer Groves, Wendllng. George Wild. J1000 Edwin C. Johnson. T. D. Phelps. George M. Cornwall, D. C. Henny. Wirt Mi nor. Philo E. Jones. R. H. Thompson. J2000 Edgar W. Smith. $.-.00 Leo L. Lesser. J.-.Ouo H. W. Johns-Manvilie Company. Lillian E. Bourne, Everett Ames. $7300 Associated Oil Company. $25.000 Thllnket Parking Company, Ames-Harris-Neville Company. Infantrymen Buy Liberty Bonds. MEDFORD, Or.. Oct. 13. (Special.) Sixty men and officers ot C Company. Third Oregon Infantry, today sub scribed $76w0 to the second liberty loan, setting- what is believed to be a record amonit military organizations of the Northwest. About 70 men are on outpost duty in the Siskiyou Moun tains and along- the Southern Pacific right of way, and It is asserted at company quarters that the total will go well beyond the $10,000 mark when these men have-subscribed. The com pany was paid off yesterday, and a large part of the money received was immediately Invested in the bonds. Jfez Perce Quota Is $695,000. LEWISTON", Idaho, Oct. 13. (Spe cial.) Campaign headquarters for the liberty loan were advised yesterday that the. allotment of bonds to be sold in this county amounts to $695,000. Citizens working to encourage sub scriptions to the second issue of the liberty loan are confident the subscrip tion for Nez Perce will exceed a mil lion dollars. Bonds Bought for Prizes. ENTERPRISE, Or., Oct.- 13. (Spe cial.) Wallowa County Rod and Gun Club, of Enterprise, has purchased the first two liberty bonds sold in this city, and they are to be used as prizes for the first annual trap and rifle shoot to be held In this city on Thanksgiving day. Rainier Campaign Is Promising. 1 RAINIER, Or., Oct. 1?. (Special.) Liberty bonds are selling like the proverbial hotcakes in this city. Fred Trow, chairman of the, four-minute speakers, is keeping up a hot coin-the paign in the moving picture theater. Postmaster Stacy has personally solic ited $2000 wortli of applications. The largest single application so far is by the local Moose Lodge and is for $1000 and the other lodges are all falling in line with varying amounts. The local committee expects to put a bond In nearly every home in town. Roseburg Holds Meeting Tomorrow. ROSEBURG. Or., Oct. 13. (Special.) The big liberty loan drive will open in this city Monday evening, when W. C. Hawley addresses a Roseburg audi ence at the Armory. Plans are per fected for the meeting, which, it is ex pected, will be largely attended. J. H. Booth. B. W. Strong. A. C. Marsters, E. L. Parrott. J. O. Watson and L. F. Reizenstein have been appointed to take charge of the liberty loan speak ers In this county." Ridgefield Drive Starts Tuesday. RIDGE FIELD, Wash., Oct. 13. (Spe cial.) A big patriotic meeting will be held here Tuesday evening in the high school assembly hall, which will open liberty bond campaign here. Henry Crass, of Vancouver, will de liver the address of the evening and will explain the new liberty bond is sue. There will be several musical numbers on the programme. Notes of the Campaign. Camp I-'unston reports subscriptions in the Eighty-ninth Division of $423,000. Former I'nlted States Senator W. A. Clark has subscribed for $.".00,000 liberty bonds to. be credited to the Arizona quota. Ogden business establishments and banks subscribe $1.02.'.,000. A total of $4S:t.2.".o In bonds is purchased at ("amp Grant in two days. The German-American Bank of St. Louis subscribes $l.o00,onn. Eleven of the 12 Federal reserve banks show subscriptions aggregating $:2..4(o,oon. San Francisco's total for the first 11 days Is $:io,oho.1.-.o. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Com pany announces that California. Oregon. Washington and Nevada has been appor tioned ttr.o.ooo out of the $."". ooo. oon in vested in behalf of the Bell Telephone Com pany and employes. 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