The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, December 23, 1917, Section One, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OltEGONIAX, PORTLAND, -T)ECE3IBER 33, 1917. 15 GLASS DIVISIONS KEEPS BOARDS BUSY Tomorrow Is Last Day Affi davits May Be Filed Asking Deferred Classification. ADVISORY BOARDS WORKING ilacli NigUt Work Being Pons by Clerks and Board Members 3 Boards Increase Dally Ses sions to 1 2 Hours Each. Nearly all of the 11 exemption boards of Multnomah County spent some time yesterday on the classification of registrants whose Questionnaires have been received, bu- none, so far as known, mailed notices announcing to registrants the classes to which they were assigned. It was said that the mailing of such notices will be started quite generally tomorrow, when the seven days' time allowed relatives or employers for the filing of deferred classification claims elapses. The draft act provides that a wife or employer may, regardless of the classification the registrant asks for himself, file affidavits in an effort to have the man placed in one of the deferred classes. Separate Headquarters Established. Division board No. S left the gen eral headquarters in room 145, Court bouse, yesterday, following the example of boards Nos. 2 and 8, which had ought to relieve congestion and find urcease from distractions by estab lishing separate headquarters Friday. Board No. 8 is located in room 403 of the Corbett building. Board No. 8 made a second move yesterday, leaving the Oregon Humane Society office on the first floor of the Courthouse and pre empting the office of County Head master John B. Yeon, 60S Courthouse. In addition to the thinning out of the central army of clerks and board mem bers, relief was had by trie overworked toilers through the enlistment yester day of eight new volunteer helpers. These went on duty at the headquar ters counter, to assist in handling the stream of inquiring registrants. Dur ing the past three days much night work has been done by clerks and board members. Those who have toiled at the joint headquarters state that puzzled registrants have always ap . peared on the scene until the lights were put out and the workers went home. Advisory Boards Are Busy. Most of the advisory boards are now finding all the work they can do, they report. Some of these volunteer com mittees have been working overtime and nearly all of them have arranged shifts of advisors, with changes effect ive during the day. A few of the ad visory boards have announced only weekday hours, and will probably not be open today. The complete list, with the hours to be observed, was printed In The Oregonian last Sunday. Advisory boards Nos. 6, 6 and 8, meeting at 271 Pine street, Multnomah Hotel, will not be open Tuesday, Christ mas day. These three boards wil! in crease their working -bourL - to 13. each day, from 9 A, M. to 8 P. M. Seventh List mailed. Questionnaires - were mailed yester day, the seventh day of mailings, to vne names here listed; Division 1. Order Norn. 823 to 959. (Thecal Advisory Board headquarters, 222, 2-3, 22i Failing building.) Campbell, Lovell D. Zie. Joseph Fozzulo, Joseph lira ait, Reinhard Cllne. Harry IX JJunlap. Earl . Brown, David 8. Zlegler, John Hedges. Leigh 8. Knight. Roland R. Pratt. Eric T. Brow, Cecil B. Churchley, Howard X Peterson, Arthur lleyer. Melville etegemann, K. W. Anderson. John P. Low, Norman G. Kremer. John A. Hairs. William J. Henaley. William A. Llepold, Rudolph H. Eell. Julius S. Elssell. Rex Ida Kelly. W, J. Tachlvana. Sosacuro Malovoy. Bozo Fredell. Nels Cosjrove, Joseph P. Bodok, Andy nightingale, w. T. Eel. ItHUll Ellis. Harold 8. Tarpley. Donald G. Miller, Charles K. Mattheman. Albert B. Zomada. Charles Mountain. F. B. Treanor. George H. Lang-dell, Louis C. Karamanos, B. A. Barh, George McEnry, Arthur Rosenthal. Charles Fay, Alfred B. R. Nlvison. T. E. Ballch. MJo Petermann, Adolph Thompson, William O. Wilson, Lloyd Btetfsnson. G. W, 4oaay. William erkovlch. Mile ioh&nsson. F. W. (eGuire James Carlson. Cornell P. Taub. William Watanabe. Nobutsrn Mtyske. Taro Gobls. Fern 3. Tooney. Raymond tJ. Charlton. Harry Pruka. George Reynolds, A. B. Quanstrora, David Vitle. Stipe eil. George Leo Classen. Henry 9. Etaat. Joseph F. McVenes, Frank Young. Alfred Karl Kelsey. Arlie Flint. Herberts!. Blago. John Reld. John Edward Joseph, Samuel Lesthis, George Btrohmlsr. Frank V. Clark, Rankin W. Touesakl. Klchi Enodgrass. James V. Cabell. Daniel Vogt, George Rparks, James H. Miyakawa, Kigo Annls, Stephen K. Mulshing. B. L. Blossar. Anton Christensen. John Melnera, Frederick C Hubbard, Leroy H. Lampros. Tom John Raptakla. Nick Eenkgee, Wing Division . Order Nos. 877 to 1022. (Legal Advisory Board headquarters given la notices ac companying Questionnaires.) Peters. Jacob Winlger. Robert Conley. Charles Milligan. Clifford Berry, Jack Thomas Farrlor. Fred E. Jolley. Joseph H. WendeX Sanford S. Foster. Edwaln F. Berke, Leslie J. Meyer, Carl L. Jordan. Herbert Olson, Joseph L, -Meyers, Daniel McCauley. L. G. Drack. Herman M. Kelson. John A, Paulsen. Paul Pharmakes. James McWhirter. H. H. Laws. George W. Miller. Charles E. Chamberlain. C. E. Williams. Walter R. Dietrich. Herman. Toung, Harry R. Tabuchi. Choklehl Fuller. Arthur C. Bauman. Charles V. Yoshisawa, Tujlo Nakamura. Osama fichlppers, John W. Ehorea. La Verne L. Kelly. John J. Wollenhaupt. B. J. Poltmanac, Dm i tar Petrlch, Bartul Henry. Earl G. Free bur. William O. Green. James McKenzle. Victor H. Burch, George R. Blakey, John G. . Craig, Frank M. Lengacher. Victor O. Nontriea. Morris Anderson, Geo. D. -KueppelL Edwin H, Jones, Harry L. Kahler, E. D. Hilier, Wilbur I Pagii, Cesare Holt, Edward C. Staynoff, Peter Wax. Monte J. Howe, Earle Donald Wood. Chester "Wakrom. John Blskas, Tom Clark, Lawrence F. Hrisos. Pangeotus Yett, Porter Wynn Preston. D. C. Brown, Henry Anton, J. E. Echubach. Fred J. Tanaka, Shlgeakle Besbee, Morton A. Rossi, John Heller, Art A. Baldo, Antonio Rohn, Herbert 8. Brushoff, W. A. ' King. Albert Floyd Adcox, Lutber L. Pearce, Llewellyn Ratisseau, Frank B. Farron, Arthur Norend, Nels W. Durakovitch, Mate Skinner. R. A. Newton, Geo. C Strickland. Fred W. Clark. Austin L. Nicolaus, Walter Crumlcan, John L. McAyeal, Robt. A. Hendersbot, Chas. Lehman, O. L. Kaley. Harry J. Rice, Earl Edwin lAlter. Thornton R Wamke. Alrlne Gentry, Guy Richardson, Geo. A. Aschenbrenner, Geo. Conrad Mizote, John Heiuer, Amil Antonlco, Dimltrioa Douglas, Earl Keleno, Hereje Farioli; C. Osborne, John W. Russell, Laurence 7. Erickson, Alvln Mlnsky, Morris Bressie, George W. Edwards, Amos H. Seno. George T. Campbell. Thos. Greene. Wm. Edgar Havreth, Walter Whorley, Adrlea D. Butler. L. L. Hanson, Donald Constantine, James O. Scheibe, Geo. J. Kelley, James H, Reeves, Albert Milne, Harry Fulton, Orvin C. Hansen, Wm., Jr. Sanborn, Arthur M. -Browne. Ralph Thurig, Bernard C. Seaman, Wm., Jr. Marsh, John Harnett. Marlon Knlklnicks, Peter Sanderson, H, M. Smith. Wm. I. Breltenbach. Andw. Boton, John Jvar Moersch. B. N. Blalkin, Nathan Corbett, Hamilton F. South, Chas. L. Courtenanche, Walter V. Roue, Sanford B. PORTLAND EXE3IPTION BOARD CHAIRMEN AND CLERKS KEPT BUSY HANDLING QUESTIONNAIRES AND INQUIRING REGISTRANT?. r1 k , , , '! " - , W u W '5s -rrmsr DEATH STALKS AT . END OF CAROUSAL Frank Gaudo, Alleged Jealous Lover, Held for Murder of Lucy Carter, 38. ACCIDENT THEORY SCOUTED cene la Room No. 143, Courthouse, Where Portland's Ten Exemption Boards Are Running the Machinery Designed to Classify Men for Succeeding i Drafts. Wright, Harold L. Annis Wilfred 1 Facchern. Arture Ferguson. Frank W. Martin. Jebn Greti. Lewis A. Chimpouris. Gus Dafoe. Carmine Roy Erickson, Carl C. Mander. Herbert B. Sate. Joe K. Eadie, W. H. Roberts, Mason H. Johnson, Theo. I. Parsons, Harry E. Berst, Robt. Elmer Cartmell, R. C. Speck, William Wing, Chin Wolfe. Guy E. Lipp. Geo. Francla Raker, Samuel W. Brien, Lewis Henry Larsen, Henry Schmidt, Henrick Marovich, Anton Darrah, Henry Kluth. Fred E. Morse, Jim Kernoff, Geo. Frank Smith, Lowell Bacon Kimball, Carl S. Theos, STike Donskey, Enokenty McDowell, P. M. Dyer. Harold E, Garrett. H. F. v Du Mas, Donald Hunt. Chas. D. Stanley. Geo. F. John, Clarence Paul Bisher, John Lowell Clohessy, Joa Henry Mann. Melvln Ernest Kobirlskl. Steve B. Cornell, Isaac Anderson, Virgil Plymale, Victor B. Russis. Wm. J. Carson, Phelps J. Division 8. Orders Nos. 559 to 651. (Legal Advisory Board headquarters, 408 Lewis building, 206 Chamber of Commerce building, C01 Title & Trust building.) Weiss, Benjamin A. John. Meyer. Mcintosh. Henry J. Speer, Clayton S. Dunlap. William G, Brot. Jonas. Wat, Wong. Pengstake, Cord Erl Ventralla, Joe. Comstock. Oriel L. Debennia. Ed. Arthur. Shettel. Wilbur Roy. Goldenberg. Abrara Knepper. Jean J. Molinaro, Gius--pe. McDonald, W. T. Hamilton, Frank. Iversen, Olaf M. Kingery, Samuel LesterMorinnl. Franceses. Krause, L. Leonard. Cantwell, Geo. Franc Cvitanovlch. Samuel. - Abelsen, Arthur E. Humke, Geo. Clinton. Lazuck, Freefily. Kurtz. Henry, Grunow, Frank. Bell, Robert. Ems. Claude Ray. Hoffmier. Ray D. . Formazo, Louie. Androwf. Dan. Shannon. Harrison W illiam. Heinich. William. Sllvertooth, Wm. C. Huston, Oliver Bruce. Brown. Aubrey L. Rinert, Harry Elmer. White, Leland Joseph. Swire, Isadore. Vogt. John Hubert. Parker, Raymond F. Moore. William Arrllle. Derdeno, Nicholas, Leveton, David. Fisher, Ellis. Walden, Elmer E. Enkelis. Natt. Neusihln, Solomon. Gill. Raymond. Bishop. Alfred D. Powers, William F. jiierurr, Asger Arnt. Boscovieh. John. Abrama Abe M. Armstrong. Leo J. Sholes. Chas. D. Welnstein, Samuel, Watzek, Aubrey. Yarrow, Carl James, Geer, Robert Roy. . Whaley, Frank W, Chusid, Morris. Vlncenzo, Framella. Perkel, Sam. Medofsky, Julius. Itklm, Henry I. Rumgay, Thos. I Blum, 'William. Wethey. Art. H. J. Van Dfiusen, Jay Lee. Anflerson. Clifford P. Boychuk. Walter. Koperlnsky. Jankel. Thorn. Frank William Aurvach, Harry. Moscow, Paul. Mlchal. Otto. Litlg. Alex C. Rosenbloom, Ben. Scanderbecco, Guiaeppe tasevicn, jonn. Perisclh, Anton. Taylor, William T. Catone. Labratore. R.Duff. Lawrence L. Metcalfe. Earl Kay. Roy. Winston O. Bergman. August. Meredith. J. Douglas. Winder, H. A. R. W.Hendriekson. Otto DlvUion 4, Order Nos. S90 ta (187. CLeral AdvUnrv Board Headquarters, 815 Wilcox Building.) Peters. Thoa D. Black. M. H. Silltmltter. R. O.. HoDklna it. w. Andrews, Alden W, scorcio, Ambrose Jamea A. P. Strack. R. J. Beifert. J. A. Cole, Walter K. Hueaing. L. 1. Turney, B. L. Williams. O. Morgan, Dana W. McMullen, L. u. Burna H. R. Tabs. Emil T. Ames. H. C. Smith, W. E. Keesey, Albert It. Popiel, Tony Bradshaw, Gee. B- Wood, Lorln H. Bcott. waiter u. Carter, Jesse wall. Artnur Mathis. J. J. Graton. E. E. Howards, J. M. Bloom. O. A. Reithel. J. M- Coulton, A L. Couture, Lester Guth. Phllo Brown. J. M- Nlcholas, R. D. Garbarine, Cezar Anderson, C. A. Meyer, Charles Brown, V. E. RnhlnR Jaa A. Olson, Raymond F. Merglna J. A. Moreland, Everett Hesla, rt. i. Behm, Carl Schultz. W, F. Bresure, S. W. Keele. Baldes W. Wtckstrom. Lee Stellbinder. R. L. Kittner, Francis Ames, L, D. Haffender, F. B. Hauge, H. C. Boom, Walter M. "Division 5. Order Nos.- 677 to 672. ' (Legal Advisory Board headquarters, ground floor. Multno mah Hotel building, 271 Pine street.) King. Arthur W. R. Bymmonds, L. B. Miller. J. IS. Weisbeok. Antoa Reiter. A. R. Wall. Case D. Brubaker, S. A Foss. C. R. Wolf, Ben H. Ace. Roy G. Cloninger, M. A. Gelmer, Lech S. Busch, A. H. Jaehnke, P. E. S'lsher, H. S. Thomas, W. B. Munsey. John Crawford, Rexford Kelson, Lewis C Hevener, R. C. Connley, C. L. Griffith. Roy E. Elliott, E. R. Smith, Gustavo Howes. J. M. Sir!. Augustine Ott, Allan E. Petersen, M. HZ. MoGrell, John Urich. Teddle Eaftenberg, Max Fish. C. A Klpsy, Fred Finney, B. N. Blalsdell, Fred L. Griffith. Edward E. Hamberg, George Bush. W. F. Baxton, Earl E. Mayes, George A. Hewlett, Oscar R, Maston. Geo. 1. Firrante, Ernesto Brandes. J. H. Cooley, B. W. Tucker, H. H. Fistback, Anton Raymond, O. T. Muesslng, Paul J. Palariuini, John Samuelson. S. C. E. McCrum, Frank Shlpworth, H. A. " Haydon, Oden B. Wagner, J no. Theo. Ziecardl, Tony C. 856 Brown. Scott S. Munly, Edward F. Huff, Henry R. Battaglla, Deigo Shipley, Carroll Rlcket, George A Green, Alex. R. Billeter. Wm. H. Logan, John Olson, Geo. Albert Francis, Clarenoe E. Baylor, Clyde D. Hill, Bert Thrall. Edward W. Struck, R. H. Morris, Harry H. Isenee, William Haspeldt, Arthur D. DUler. Earl Pasqul. Santi Greco. Antonino Walton, J. Forest Keyzer, W. R. Hermann, Ellis E. McLeon. Evans T. Young, George Ray Ward, Harry M. Ods-on. Melvin P. ieberts. Herman J. Michael, Harry iu. Kock. Erwln Wm. Manclnl. Bernardino Vosa, Frank McQule. Leslie Fulton Hoftman, Fred S. Snider, Wilbert H. Dozer, Ernest Earl Daroor, Eldon B. Dunhamp, Chas. L. Kessler. Merrill Neal. Arthur ' Sedlg, Albert Wm. Herman, Edward M. Cipolla, Dionigi Grondahl, S. Carlo, Herman H. Gram, FreeVk Peter Tefclia, Valenta Smith, William A Morse. Wm. L. Mlckle, Virgil Mac. DtMartlno, GlogannI Moone, Walter A. Wright, Ernest F. Dynes, T. B. Charleston, R. L. Ferry. Sam Lehmann, John H. Mayer, Mannie E. Cofdeon, Clemence II. Myles, Robert M. Barley, Eby M. Johnson. Herman A Merrell. Millard C. Ganoe, James H. Clark, Herbert M. Star, Loyall L. Jolly. Roland W. Kissirios, Nick Cavender, C. B. Campagna, G. Dempsey, Charles "W. Torkildsen, M. Miller. Jacob S. Brock, Harry A Ackley. Carl E. Greenwood, W. H. Clinton. Ira T. McCloskey. A. J. Stone. Franklyn L. Henaen, Ben A. Division 6. Order Noa. C25 to 728. (Legal Advlaory Board headquarters, ground floor, Multno mah Hotel building, 271 Pine street.) Ivey, Clarence E. Carotl, Francesco Davies. Anrea rt. Johnston, Frentoa Carnahan, W. C. Martin, Claude K. Palmer, Franklin H. Graham, Samuel E. Harri. Emil Anspach, Frank C. Folltenberg, Louis S, Jensen, Christ E. Stookdale, Max O. Pensline, George W. Vessey. Frank Wm. Griffith, Frank Foss Wojick, John Miller, Edward F. Weiss. William Lowensteln. Chaa. E. Costello, John Kendall, John Max Meyer, Paul Albert Sciewe, Emannuel J, Edwards, Lynn V. Lovegreen, John F. Bennett. Harry S. Neal. Wm. Fitzhugh Othus, Byron F. Davis, Ralph H. Fromm. E. B. Cacehinl, Lawrenee Funke, Alphonso Leahy, Philip F. Smith, Chas. John Wassell, Ansley M. Billeter, David Sommers, Max Osborne, Lloyd Hansen, Max Ove - Teuji, George N. . Larsen. Oscar H. Clear, Chas. Joa Hune. John Wm. Wyld, E. A., Jr. Jones. H. L. Kaake, Chas. E. O'Connor. Justin J. Dugwyler Lee Robinson. David Albrecht, Edward A. Edwards. A. Kern, Paul Hermann Sammons, Edward C. Glamorfan, Walter F. OBborn. R. F. Klees. Edward A. Thornton, Lawrence E. Cassell, Jas. Henry Beach, Lee Nelson O'Brien, John Brock, L. W. Begemann, Law rence A Bartmess, Gee. E. Bruce, pavld Chrisman, Fred Wright, Arthur R. Delaney, Jesse C. Graham. W. A. Dugan. John Jos, Miller, Wm. Vernon Calavan, Roy L. Pfelfer, Henry R. Webster, D. B. West, Harold Mountain. S. Es Goetz, Albert E. Swann, James L. Hef finger, Jay Albert Mars, Scott C. Blackball, Nelson McKay. Joseph -Mulr, Robert Lloyd r almblad, Paul Zeeletzsche, Arthur A. Neal, Sidney V. Ennis. Worden Boon, Oytse Alex. Robson, Glen A. Miller, Raymond 15. Winoetl. Edward W. Krebs. Julius Harlim. L. Z. Heard. Elba Nicholas, Ralph Grossmlller, Jacob Kubik, Ray Kohler. Rasmus P. Davis. B- Frank: Wilcox, H. M. Ruckerm, Roy W. Hill, Guy Christensen, Harry Kenzler, Walter C. L. DeBurgh. Albert R. Huff, Elmer Lester Parlcer, Geo. Theo. Crlchton, Ernest W. Reed. Gilbert E. Cleveland, Francis B. Runquist, Arthur Wilson, R. A. Walton, Mason Loughlln, Barkley Luck, Wm. Louis Guse. Emil Young. Ohil H. Division 7. Order Noa 487 to 667. (Legal Advisory Board Headquarters, 15U1-1SUZ neon jamm ing.) Black. Harvey N. Bruce. Ernest E. Arnold, Arthur F. Howe. Donald H. Wilcox. Fred Grant Morden. Charles W, schmitt, W. C. Lewis, D. J. Framen, J. R. Forner, H. M. Converse, Ford M. Adams, W. J. Faulkner, R. L. Miller. August Stone, E. A. Phelps. H. L Russell, John M. Hammond, Fred B. Neppach, Carl J. Finks, Walter J. Geppert, Fred F, Yeast, Ray C. Jensen, Lewis Chapman, Harvey A Elchenberger, A XL Woody, Ward Cole. Moyer, Daniel Jacob. Robert T. ' Stelnmeta, Jarl Cole. Cass Durham Leggs. Byron P. Moe. Peter L. Bennett. Claude Leltch. Vera G. Osfleld. William-W, Hill. Howard Rice Page, James Everal Goldstein. Barnett II. Gresser. Frederick W. Hammond. H. 8, McCann. John D. Bowen, Alexander Ostrom, Carl Gust Zehutbauer, C, R. Holland, O. T. Kelly. F. J. Farver, W. F. Loverldge. C. P. Joseph. Inaao Ellman. W. W. Feely, Paul J.' Churchill. Eldon C. Rotbenberger, J, Titus. Dr. H. W. MacKenale, J. A Armstrong, S. C Hyle, C C. Burke, J. J. Axley, O. R. Talbot, J. L. Baldwin. E. A Babb. H. E, Carlson. W. C. Higglns, Lee Smith. Newton C. Shetland. Gale A. Meyers. Parke B. Stoppieman, E. A. Pratt. Allyine F. Dawee, Elmer L Ackeraon. C. N. Tomassene. C. A. Kalley. Edwin R, Fick. Henry A. Jullen. Carl Walter Lincoln. Charles 3. Schoene. F. H. Barker. Kino Q. Anderson. Gustof T. Heywood, Victor M. Ervln, Frank Division 8. Order Noa 471 to 653. (Legal Advlaory Board headquarters, ground floor. Multno mah Hotel building, 271. Pine street.) Welt. Ray Herbert Endrlo, Arthur H. ' Nonken, Val Joseph Wabbles, Otto Hinckle, Conrad Kinnunen, Matt Kilner, Gustavo Purkaplle, C. M. PORTLAND FAMILY REPRESENTED BY THREE YOUNG MEN IN SERVICE. Xk -'" . -I - & ' ' - l ... ' ' . : ".' .'Vv- I s ' ' m mr , nine II I I Z SLd crcrj' 7? Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright, of T75 E ast Davis street, have two sons and a son-in-law In service. All three are m embers of Centenary Methodist Church. William E. Wright enlisted in Ma y in the Medical Department. He la specializing in surgery and In the ad justing of gas masks. William is with the 31st Field Hospital. Milton Wright is In the Aviation D epartment. He Is now In Texas. ' Cecil Crawford, who married la tw la iter ot William Wright, la at Bremerton la the Navyj, Gulllckson, C. DeWolf, Mlirora ti. -Moore, Ramon W. Philip, Garden M. Holmes, William C. " Henrlksen. Einer Yockern. Mike Johnson, Theo. Sch wan, George Bennison. Frank: R, Blake, Harold A Ulassiiiefi, aa.au Miyazakl, YosUiichl Phllan. Sam Brown, Arnold E. Rickey, Edward W. Cavanauah. Patrick Hatch, John Cyrus Tollison, Tilley A. Tucker, Joseph E. Pettibone. Elmer K. Olson, Carl N. Schwan, Jake A. Stiver. Tracey J. Jordan, Lloyd G. Lehr, Joseph Conrad Edwards, Benjamin J. Finder, Lawrence Watklns, Roy Earl Helzer, Pete Winklebleek, M. Moloney,- Frank Gunn, Jesse W. EMman, Louis C. Gentry, Lester O. Beach, Carl C. Killlngton. Fred W. Bird, Robert Pragg, John LeRoy Bully, Peter K. Niebuser, Arthur T. Ewlng, Howard R. Kern, Henry Scett. J. R. Schmidt. Ernest F, Phillips, Vere C. Montag. Harry A Goffrier. Reuben Alt, Fred W. Fake. Joseph Easterbee, George A Werner. William Trautt, Nicholos Richards. John Clark Walker, Wm. H. Carlson, Hugo H. Armstrong, Harold Helser, Louie E. Lahey, John E. ' Cots, George L. Patterson, Harry 8. Southerland, Alfred L. Orme, William' J. Love. Lloyd Philip Randall, Wilfred Stopper, Walter M. DeBlonde, Edmonil H, Lent, Kenneth G. Yerger, George B. Cook, John Goetz. Herman J. Laird. Harry A. Beattle. Byron J. Feike. Earl E. Pierce, Charles M. Shockelt, Abe Rrnwn. Alfred Division 9. Order Nos. 210 to 244. (Legal Advisory Ttnnrri Headnuartera Room 601 Courthouse Sub-Headquarters, 444 Ainsworth Avenue.) Kelt Wllllam.O. Burton, Harry F, Peterson John A V. Con, Ben H. Veale, H. N. Baumann, Jack Shaf er, H. N. Lavagetto, L. Pritchard. W. C Daws, A. R. Mears. Ezra J. Sullivan. W. C Dwyer, E. T, Bray, M. A. Mitchell, G. A. Greene. Frank L. Froskopf, R. J. Ranes, E. A Blair, Chalmer Senell, E. F. Rowley. E. C. Albright, L. E. Crlpe, H. J. Fairfield, Stephen uman, ta. tx. Schur, P. A. Jr. Johnson, Owen M. Gray. William Steiner, John G, Newell, Glen L Hubach, G. M. Anderson. G.A Arndt, Henry Henderson, D. D. Reynolds, Phil Thomas. G. R. Dalley, Jr., Homer Lester, B. L. McKae, D. W. Prettyman, G. B. Division 10. Order Nos. 616 to 720. (Legal Advisory Board headquarters, 724 Board of Trade building: sub-headquarters, office Dr. E. J. Gllstrap, First National Bank building, Su Jonna) Schafer. Wm. H. Morris, Dwlght W. Aprls Vaslle -Verdegan, A. R. Collins, Ray Wilklewicz, Antone Nutsbaum, Henry E. C Mosul. Frank Erreg, John . Foster, Roland E. Losier, Walter J. Grogg.Fred Gregg, Leslie C. Scaarpeili, Antonio F. Clark, Chester Roy, Ara, Andrew Taylor, Clarence J. Cook, Herman A. Raylery, Erwln' Hallcvi. Tony Dasgaloa Conatan. J, Erickson, Everett O, Weber. Karl Mundhenke, Louis J, Faber, Ivan Earl Turner, Jaa. Ralph Meier. Carl Wm, Knutson, Knut Anderson, Peter Jul Bailey. Chas. R. Evans, John W. Newman. Relnhalt Kehoe. Jos. W. Schwartz, Adam Anderson, Zigyard Alen, WalfordS. -. Carter, Jas. A. Kellaher, John F. Magone. Roacoe Smith. Fred W. Gorthat, Stanley Peterson, A H. Mayes, Robert H. Olson, Elmer Whisht. Herbert R. Wines, Robert Alsop, Frank MeAdams, Fred L. Allen, Wm. C. Kllllon. Jesse E. Fuzek, Jos. Lauener, Chrlat Hansen, Edw, Allison, Jas. Hlsel, Richard Watson, Eugene F. Leff, Herman A. Bergstrom, A. H. Te'ryema, Sam Jr. Beckir, Banush Ferris. Fred Bernard Hedlind, George Allen, George A. Nolan, Wm. Arlington Hartle, Ed Biegfried, Theo. Geo. Eveleth, Paul H. .Walling, Carl W, Tamminen, Leander Chrlstoff, Sam Entler. Norman L. Brouillette, Rex T. Cozakos, Panagiotls Pawlopke, Richard Hartman, Allen I Davis, Marikn X. Qehto, Erick Kowlaskt, Antone Schlmsher, Jos. P. Mosler. Lewis N. Knlss, Conrad Stanley. Harry F. Laurisch. Chas. F. Ling, Eskil Fabian . Jelenieneskt. John Purdy, Ray Arthur Ah Lee Bon Thompson, Jaa. L. Walden, Henry C. Roslin, Robert Whetzel. Paul D. Bering, Alfred B. Gatton. Jas. Ross Woolhouse, Oliver B. Haynes, Leonard L. Arthur. Morris L. DeVllbies, Chas. 8. Grimm. Carl Orln Gammon, Albert Taylor, Raymond B. Ogden, Francis M. Carlson, Geo. Testlloff. Gogo Fortier. Ruben R. Stett, Thoa. Merrill Police Think Man Held Without Bail Found Woman With Friend and in Fit of Rage Hit Her and Threw Body Out ot Window, Lucy Carter, concerning whose past little is known, leaped, fell or w thrown early yesterday morning from the window ot her room on the third floor of th Cadlllao Hotel, 888 H Third street. Her skull was fractured as she struck on the sidewalk below. She died, a few minutes later in an arabu lance on the way to a hospital. Information in the hands of Detec tive Captain Eaty convinces him that the Carter woman was murdered, and Frank Gaudo has been arrested and held for investigation. Captain Baty says the window was open only about wo feet from the bottom, so that it would be virtually impossible for any one to fall through it. Moreover, the detectives were told by other lodgers in the place that there were two men in the room with the woman ana that there; was a lively ouarrel. jealousy, In the belief of Captain Baty, figured in the trasredv. According to uaudo'a own statement made last night In detective headquar ters. the Carter woman fell on Jumped through the window while he was In the adjoining room. Suspect Telle Story. "We have been living there together for some time." he said, speaking through an interpreter. '"Last night she went out to do the last of her Christmas shopping, . while I stayed in the room. Some time after midnight she came home and Drought with her a man whom she introduced as Mr, An derson. I had never seen Anderson before. They brought a gallon of wine with them. "It must have been about 2 o'clock that the Janitor came and rapped on the door, and said we were making too much noise, I told Lucy and Anderson to make less noise, and they got angry about it. I refused to quarrel with them about it, and walke X into the kitchen, which is the. next room. ''After a while, I heard Anderson say. 'Well, good-night, I'll see you to morrow. "She said, "AH right. Don't bring anyone with you.' Gaudo Held Without Ball. "Then I heard the door open an shut and knew that Anderson had gone, so I went into the room wher they had been and looked for the gir She wasn t there, so 1 looked out the -hall. Then I looked under the bed By. and by I noticed that the window was open and looked out and saw he lying on the sidewalk. "I ran out the baek way and around in front to where she was lying. There were two motorcycle policemen ther then, I turned her over to see if sh -s dead and that is how I got this blood on my cults. When asked why he fled from th scene, Gaudo had no satisfactory answer to make. He said that all o them had been drinking a good deal. Detective Joe Morak met Gaudo yes terday at 6' o'clock on the Fourth-stree viaduct in South Portland and brought him to police headquarters. No traca has been found of the other man In the case. Tne Carter woman s body was re moved to the public morgue by Ed ward Smith, deputy coroner. 'Gaudo is held without bail. Division 11. Order Noa. 337 to 383. (Legal advisory board headquarters. Gresham, Or.) vietheer. James c. Preston, Walter Fuller. Charles L. Pompeo, Dallara Farnsworth. Jesse IS. Wlllard. Wright L. Benson, Hlldlng Lange, w. tt. Givson. Ralph A. Taylor, Roderick TT. Brad burn, James M. Deavera, Jamea H. Fuller, A. St. Clair Lewis, Chester E. Chrlstenson. H. C. Leben. Gustav Jenne. William F. Kennedy, David H. Lampert, Ferdinand Quady. Gus Edward Heiman, Emil John Solberg, Ole B. Simpson. Earl R. Allman. John W. Borsch, Fred. Ross, Ralph L. Linn. Jamea Alvln Buchanan. Archie W. Van Wallyfin. Calea Owyen, Carl Adolph Johnson, Roy Armstrong, H. N. a) Poulterer. H. E. Kwong, Long Stewart, Rex Nookovach. Andrew Nag. John FerriB, Clarence H". Maheux. Pete McCreary. Harold G. Roth, Casper Newell. Frank P. Hoecker, Conrad Hendrlcksen. A. H. Llndeman. William Kurshoahw Raio Bahrke. Albert H. Lundborn. B. M. Gillespie. Elwyn R. Lee, George Noble Huber, Casper Parker, Charles S. Tompkins. John If. Marley. Leonard H. Borblch. Pete Hessel. William A. Board ?ot Open Today. The advisory board of district No. will not be open today nor on Christ mas and registrants who are in need of immediate advise about their ques tionnaire should make arrangements to see the board Monday. The board's headquarters Is in the Courthouse. BEJAMIN BINGHAM WEDS Bride J Miss Tina Hulery, Formerly in Business in Eugene. Without telling any of their best friends or casual acquaintances, Benja mln Bingham, son of State Senator Bingham, and Miss Tina Hulery wen over to Vancouver Wednesday an were married. The bridegroom has recently re turned from British Columbia, where he has been engaged in the tlmbe business. Mrs. Bingham was formerly of Eugene, Or., where she was the buy er for McMorran & Washburne. She is the daughter of J. W. Hulery, for merly of Eugene, but now of this city. Mr, and Mrs. Bingham will live at S18 Bast Fiftieth street. FUEL REGULATION ALARMS Pendleton May Be Asked to Be De clared Terminus for Eastern Coal. PENDLETON. Or., Deo. 23. (Spe cial.) Fear is felt In Pendleton that the new Federal regulations regard, ing fuel will shut this city off from Utah and Wyoming coal, and a move is on foot to prevent such condition. Ninety per cent of the coal used In Pendleton is from these two sources, it Is estimated, and the city would face a serious situation if deprived of this supply. An effort will be made to have Pen dleton declared a terminus for East ern coal. Germans Lose Important Papers. GENEVA, Dec. 22. A valUe contain ing dlplomatio papers en route from Berlin to Berne was stolen yesterday at the Basel station. The German legation at Berne is said to be greatly concerned at the loss. Read The Oregonian classified ads. 5 The Christmas Cigar Store Everything for the Smoker TwoStores-Sixttiand SI. S. RICF3 x!? Washington,Northeast , X!or. 4th and Mbrrison CANDY BUY THE BOX rJ First Consul rilli Cigars in NASH B15C PERFECTED VALVZ-JN-HEAD MOTOR The exceptional interest which the buying public has manifested in the perfected valve-in-head Nash Sis, as is evidenced by a country-wide de mand, would seem to indicate that this car has justified every expec tation. Owners everywhere have expressed enthusi asm over the smooth power developed by the deep breathing, perfect' ed valve-in-head motor. &1 It ffeaMCCTfQ UI'vrMW norm Five Passenger Touring1 Car, $1295 Foot Passenger Roadster, $1295 Sedan, ... 1985 Hath Model 671, . , 1465 vwtii Dane it? vaunts nam PORTLAND MOTOR CAR CO. Distributers Tenth and Burnside Broadway 521 An Awful : Tumble Pianos and Player Pianos, Typewriters, Ice Chests, Chairs, Desks, Tables, Music Boxes in a Terrible Smashup. A Tear's End Clean-up of all storage, left on sale and returned pianos. We must close out at' once a large number of very good pianos, used ones, to be sure, but all of them standard makes carrying well-known names made famous by intrinsic value, and at the prices we are sacrificing them they will be found to represent the greatest value ever known. Some came from the very best homes. In this stock will be found many that could not be told from new. Others, of course, are older models and show usage. Each piano will be put in thorough tune and will bo sold ex. actly as It Is. A Colonial Model M a h og any K 1 m b all, next to the mont expensive style made by Kim ball. Will take 10 for Immediate sale. Angelus Piano Player $22 See the Beauti ful Mahoar any Player - rlsao, looks like new, Sl&560 rolls of mn 1 e and beach go with It. Upright Practice Piano $61 Maslo Box, lota of records. $24, Juxt dandy for the kiddles or old folks for Christmas, Open nights until "J P. M. Mahogany Hardman, a good-toned piano, $120.00 HsrdraanGrand, ease marred, will accept aay reason ab 1 e offer. Many otker pianos to be closed oat. See the CH1CKER- I NO, K T K I N ERT, STEGEll, II A I NES, Lis ter, Armstrong and others. See onr beauti ful toned Hrhn Ing Upright, eoMt when new S375, now goes for M. Typewriter $28 Oak cabinet for talk ing - ma chine reeo r d s. Just the thing for Christmas present, B8.75. Not an old square piano in the lot. I. r a; e Slxe Fancy Mahog any Piano, one of the belt known makes, 873. Two Emerson P I a nos, sweet toned, durable will take HO for the large one and S8S for the smaller else. Several Piseher Pianos, the one marked to go for KH8 Is a wonderful snap. Oak Ice Chest $4.50 Any piano over $70 can be bought on time. Will accept Liberty Bonds at these low prices. Come at once, make a de posit of a few dollars, then we will hold the Instrument for you, lrse at storage charge, and deliver whenever wanted. An appropriate piano stool with the less expensive styles, and an appro priate piano bench with the more costly styles, is included at the price named. When sent out of town pianos will be boxed free of charge, but a charge of $3.75 to cover the expense of the box will be made. Pianos will be taken to the depot or steamboat landing free of charge. Will give time on all sales over $75.00. Storage and Forwarding Department Over Goodyear Shoe Store Entrance 153 Fourth St. and Also 285 Morrison St.