The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 13, 1918, Section One, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OUXGOXIAX. TORTLAXD, - JANUARY 13, 1318. HATKOF SM -HAWAII DOH KHAKI BROWN--SEIXXED JAPANESE-AMERICANS OF HAWAII WILL FIGHT IN ERANXE UNDER STARS .AM3 STRIPES. ... .Clearance Time Is Here' Ladles' Patents, joiorea 'i'op Laced. All Blaehv Calf Hottoa Skoe. special at Japanese-Americans to Fight in France Under Protection of Stars and Stripes. Now Gut TKey Go 19 ' I - III -H 1 .V: 1 r S flf I "3 RECRUITS BEING TRAINED Japan Me Consul In Portland He-1 cclvejn rhotocraphs fchowlnf tha Work of Putting TVm Men In Condition for Aotlv Serrlcr. trans a It mar seem to om. thsrs wilt b Japan units of the American Army flxhtlna; la Tranc. Rathar It ahoalJ perhapa ba said Us soldiers of Japan sppsarane. 4rad In th khaki Of to Unltad Ctatcs trooper, ar American first and Japan aftsrward. Kor tnr wr born In sunny Hawaii voder, th Star and Stripe and by fir tn of tftat fact they ar American eitnen. entitled to ail tb prlvtles: . thai that haritas earrls with It- But I their alaat y. straight black hair and ; brown complexions mark tbam as ds : actndanta f th ancient Samurai. JtaM Talr Kawa. But they ar not Japanta any tone r: they ar Amerloan. And if further aroof than their birth registrations I ndd. It nay b found In th fact that - tnjr hav nlliid for th duration of th war and will light la Franc. Flan dr or snywher la that American seldlar ar needed to brine peac to a we r-torn worlt. Th valor of th Japan soldlsr I known. Th trench bfor Port Ar ' thur published It to all th world. Th triumph of th Japan ovr th Rus Ian mad known to all mankind that th brsrry of th Samurai bad not perished, la th Japan of modarn tifn. Th latent soldiers ef Japan blood but of American nationality look Juat aa trim and Jut as formidable In th khaki of th National Army aa did th unit of th Japan army In th ftutan-Japanea war and they will, unquestionably, clr Juat aa valorous account of themselves. Idler Betas Traiaed. H. Akamatau. Imperial Japan Con sul at Portland, baa received photo graph from Vicunt Ishll that show th work of training; thee Japan Americana at Hawaii ara undergoing. They ar being: drilled by officer of t.l Army of th L'nlted State and -when their duetlon la completed they will be nt to th western front as a part of the Army of Cncle Sam to -de-throne th Kalsar. Viscount Ishil writs to Consul Aka mataa tbat the plctare will give some Idea of tb way In which Japanese blood Is being; joined to American Ideal to mak the world safe for democracy. LEWIS PIONEER IS DEAD Mrs. Amelia Miitrmsan Settled at Doty Many Years Ago. TXTT. Waah, Jan. It. (Special) Mrs. Amelia Mauermann. who died aud- denly at her horn in Doty on New'""m cites Tears day. waa a pioneer or western Lewi County. She waa bnrn at Iry ad. then known as ktauerniukn'a rntrit, September It. 1HI. On May 19. 1IJ. sb msrrle Albert H. Toepelt. of Franklin. ' Milwaukee County. They afterwards located on th bank of th Chehalls luver. on what la now th alt ( Doty. . airs. Toepelt waa (4 ycxs of age. She I aurvlved fey her buanand. two sons. JbIIus and benjamin ; two dautrhtera, Elal and adle; a attr. Mrs. Unrtha Heurjr. of Beattla: two brothers. Rob ert and Otto Xauarraann. of P Ell. and her mother. Mrs. Carolina alauarmana. who Is II yar ox age. IDAHO BANKS PROSPEROUS Cain of $10,000,000 In Deposits Appears Since Last Call Was Made BOISE. Idaho. Jan. IS. (Special.) Tti 117 stat oanks In Idaho show a net gal o( wvr Il9.00t.900 in deposits under the Last call of ftat Bank Com wtiaetoner G. R. If let over the call at the fcloee of DIC There waa not a bank failure In th state, and the nnmber of banks Increased seven, which is tes tlmonlal of their present healthy con dition. A recapitulation atatement Issued by th Bank Commissioner ahowa that th total resources of the state bank amount to fil.S2s.471. Th returns from th laat call, under data of November 3. show th total deposits tn th banka to be ls.:.71 ST. In addition to wMrn there are :.4S.!0!J M savings de posits. Th total reserve lncreaaa Is I11.S00.90II. Planned Jitney Price) Rise Falls. ALBA.VT. Or, Jan. 1J (Special.) Aa effort to raise Jitney prices In Al- bany to It rents has Callrn through. steveral months ago th price went from the "Jitney." which gav th eervir Its name, to 1 cents. Last week, uae of tb three firroa operating Jitneya her announced another tn- cresa Th e two others refused to Join In th Increase, however, and th price X dropped back to 1 cent. This price "X prevails tn th sres of paved streets. lirgher prices ar charged for longer hauls. Phone yoor want ade to Th Orego Vein ?. A n5 Make Your Stomach Your Best Friend Stuart's DvspepsJa Tablets Digest the Fbod. rrrvent Sournesi and Make Ton Feci Fine AU Over. Tf you feel I anv distress after sating take a tuaT t Irpep.ie Tablet. Tou will then hte a KI. ateadv friend In your stomach far no matter what ts eat thre will be no gas. ad sour rtstneis. no lumo In your throat, no hlilo isnesa, no dark brown taste In the morning. And shawld you now b trotibl' l. est s tablet as in as pooelbla and relief will rome promptly. The tableta correct at once the faults of a weak or overworked stomach, they do tie work wht'e th stomach rests and recovers tt!f. lartlcularlv effe-tlve are thee for banqueter and thos whoee environment brines them la contact with in rich food most apt to canse ernniarh derangement. Relief la thee rases ! brlnj the gild emlie .ei a ba of Huirl i Dyspepsia Tl!etn, t4 ren'a In any dru atore. Bo good to your turuacn. Adv. i - -TJ-awl --. V-IM I t.L i V IV '-'F !"':';:Tn f 1 OFFTICERg OF THE HEOt'LAR A C.H. GnATtl CANDIDATE Deputy Labor Commissioner Desires to Step Up. LONG EXPERIENCE IS CITED Views Glren on Safety Measures for Factories Including- Co-operation Between Employers and Em ployes and Inspection. C K. Oram, of Portland, yeaterday announced bis candidacy for th Re publican nomination for tha offlc of Commissioner of Labor eStatlatlca and Inspsctor 6f Faetorles and Workshops, at th primary election oa May 17. Mr. his record as a cltlsen of Oregon for 20 yaara and aa a Deputy Labor Commissioner lor 10 years In bidding for support. "In submitting to th peopl of tb stats of Oregon my candidacy, said Mr. Oram tn a formal statement. "I am not unmindful of tha responsibility which rests upon th occupant of that H. t.ram. Uk. Aaeeasen Ml I'sadldsrr for CeBuBlaaloBr ef Labor ttetlatlrs ssi le.oeelor 4 'torte aad Workshop. .of Factories office, and If my record aa a citizen of tb stat of Oregon for 10 years, and aa a Deputy Labor Commissioner for 10 years, haa met with your approval may i aek you to give m your support T -Aiy expenenr as a uepuiy utoor Commissioner hss taught me that the omo can become tb greatest agency for ro4 In this stats. I believe It should be th srenry through which a systematic educational campaign In accident prevention should be carried This ran be don by gathering th proper data and Information ragardlng th various aceldents In th different Industries, compiling th same and le aning bulletins from time to time; by personal talks with th workmen and employers, and by giving Illustrated lectures In '.be largest Industrial can ters. "The field work done while I waa connected with the labor bureau aa a deputy has taught m tbat beyond a doubt th beat result In accident pre vention can be accomplished wher there la a close co-operation between the employer and the employe and th .Labor Commissioner's office Is th department that should take th In itiative In this safety work. "In th enforcement of th factory Inspection law a uniform standard should be established to be enforced allk so far as poa.tble. In all parts of the state. Oood Judgment and common sense should prevail, coupled with a thorough practical knowledge " of ' all working conditions. -True statleilce aa contemplated un der the law should be compiled for the benefit of all th dtlsena of Vh stats of Oregon." Pa(or, 73, Vrsed to Remain. WASHOCOAL. Wash.. Ja:t. IS. Spe. rial) hev. C F. Clapp. pastor of th Hethel Congregational Church her for the past eight years tendered his resignation st th annual church meet ing held this week. Ti. resignation has not been accepted, and a petition with 10 eisnena. rJreentlns both eeeeeee " v" n :K , r . --v. .-: I- - ' 4 I . 4 r 'w J! V. - - -! .i - -t-: . . : b - - - . - : ,m i; iim i m me - ' t ill j ' RMT PRILLIIO HECRIITS. 3 COM LIXKS IP FOR I.VPECTIO.. members of Ms church and cf th com munity In general, waa presented to blm asking; a reconsideration of his move. Rev. Mr. Clapp recently cele brated bis srnty-tblrd birthday. 3D MOSIER SURVEY MADE Compromise Rotate for IIlhwaj From Hood River Proposed. HOOD RIVET, Or, Jan. 12 (Spe cial.) Engineers hav completed a third survey of a proposed route for th Columbia River Highway between this city and Hosier. Th new survey, referred to her as th compromise route, reach's a maximum elevation of 400 feet. Tha total distance of the' proposed new routs Is approximately seven miles. The first survey for tha highway be tween her and Moeler passed over the high rang separating- th valley. from the Hosier district. , Last Summer tha Stat Highway Commission decided to extend the road esst alone; a water grade, and a sur vey utilising lone stretches of the abandoned right of way of the O.-W. H. A N. Company waa made at the toot of th Columbia canyon. SCHOOL HAS SERVICE FLAG Gradaattns Class at Washougal Presents Emblem AVIlli 10 Stars. WASHOCTJAL. Wash., Jan. 1!. Spe cial.) Th senior class of the local high school haa Just presented a serv ice flasr to th school ss a graduation gift Th flag bears ten stars. All but thre of the men enlisted In Company E. of thk Oregon National Guard, at the first declaration of war. They are Loren Cochran. Wallace Weger. Howard Klser. Clarence Strong-. Cecil Holey. Harland Brock, Raymond Portlson, Edwsrd Rensenth. Navy: Roy Cochran, cavalry, and Winfleld Wood lngs. Woodlnga enlisted with the Oregon Coast Artillery last Spring;, but In October was transferred to the heaquartera detachment, 163d Artillery Brigade, located at Camp Dodge. Iowa. Six of these men have recently been advanced to the rank of corporal. 'Patterson Heads County Fair. DALLAS. Or.. Jan. 11. (Special.) L Lk Patterson, a prominent hop grower and frultman of Eola. was elected pres ident of the Polk County Fair Associa tion at a meeting of the stockholders of that body in tha Commercial Club rooms Thursday morning. Mr. Patter son wss president of the association last year. C. V. Johnson, of Alrlie. who was elected president at the annual meeting last month, renlfrned on ac count of business matters. Mrs. Win nie Braden la secretary of the associa tion. ' Two Salem Teams Victors. SALEM. Or.. Jan. 12. (Special.) Two teams from Sale.m High School won In lnterscbolastic debatea last night, on defeating Albany here, and th other Oregon City at Oregon Cltv. Here alem had th affirmative, and at Oregon City th negative sides In th question. "Resolved, that the Mon roe Toctrine should be abolished. 'Don't . Suffer From Piles load For Freo Trial TrektmenV tinmatter how long or how bad goto Sour druf-oist txlsy and gt a on cent ox of Pyramid Pile Treatment. ll The PyraasU Saajl Fross a Sing! TriaL will glr relief, and a single box often cures. A trial psekagemailed fre in plola wrapper if you aend us coupon below. FREE SAMPLE COUPON PTRAMTD TRrr COMPANY, M Pyramid Bldg- Marshall. Mich. Klndlv send m a Pre sample of Pyveaaid PO Traatssoas. la plain wrapper. Nam Street - fi, . . g'-lte ..-- '1 J'A -J ' PA JfY OF 9LAHT EYED TROOPS Bath Water. CtVrries Poison . From Oak. Hood Rrver Lumberman. Triads Dim ' advutoge- ts Warn Wlater. HOOD RIVER. Or.. Jan. 12. (Spe cial.) A. A. Lausmann. a local lumberman. Is suffering- from a sever attack f poison dak rash, with which he became Infected in a most unique manner. Mr. Lausmann is residing- near th mill operated by himself' and his brother. J. H. Uusnunn, nsar ths Mitchells Point tunnel on th Colum bia River Highway. Th recent warm weather caused tha aap to rise In the poisoa oak bushes tbat crow luxuri antly In the vicinity. Lone, new. Juicy shoots have sprung from every shrub. Recent warm rains, splattering- down on the fresh shoots have carried the poison virus into a spring; furnishing bath water to tb Lausmann cottsge. After a warm bath on night Mr. Lausraann's body waa covered with the stinging- blisters of the poison. For several days the swelling- made hint totally blind and the itching waa al most unbearable. Th water system has been absndoned. - - Another Vnlverslty Student Joins. tTNTVERSITT OF ohEGOX. Eufrene. Jin, It. (Special.) Floyd A. Gray, of P a Savings That Will Prove Decidedly Interesting to Thrifty Buyers. 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