THE 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
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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.
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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
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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 -
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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. Get
Acquainted With This Greatly Enlarged Down-town Economy Store and the Wonderful
Bargains It Offers in Dependable Merchandise. It will Be to Your Profit to Do So.
This Is a MAN'S STORE
Men will find it both profitable and con
venient to buy their Clothing, Furnishings
and Shoes here.
SOME TIMELY SPECIALS
Men's Ribbed Cotton
UNION SUITS, good
weight, excellent qual
ity. $1.25 Qfif
values for aVl
Men's Woo 1-m i x e d
UNION SUITS, me
dium weight; $2.75
values, extra special,
Monday P QQ
only..'...., 0i-7O
Men's Heavy SWEAT
ERS, good quality.
now5:.0"!... 98c
$1.75 Ones at $1.40
Maa Wl-Mlxed SWEATER, la Mae, ear.
diaal. crsy, srreea aad kaak.l.'val- dO Ckt
aea to SO. 7.1 : .
Iea Leetber WORK GLOVKS
LETS, extra -rood value, aa
as 2. 25 aad ss law as
ARHOH I'ULL.tll.H, brokea llaea. . bat f?
In most alt sleee, each. uC
MeBs ECKlit. (uod aaaortaaeat, 1Q
formertr priced at SOe liC
The BARGAIN SHOE STORE
Vf e WOFKffO QQ
SHOES. apiT at.. sO
Wl-m'm DRKHtO AC
SUOKS, apl at... IIlietv
Ladle' Cloth Top, Pateat
aap. special. (TO QC
the pair. Pa?itJ
YBtka Caaneetal Rlaeher
r Hnttaa, "j QQ
elal. tbe pair. . . P I ei70
Ladles Kelt SLIP-?Q-PliRS,
speelal. pr...UIC
Mlesea Guametal Battoa
boe, lae ttv, aj I QQ
to 11. ap-1, pair.. 9 ItSO
J
th
or
11V
pair
FOR BARGAINS IN
GROCERIES
CD SIMON'S HI Urcerr De.
part me I.
Led I re Patent Gnnmetal aad
Vlcl Hid la - 8 - lk " Las
Shoe at Ladles'
Patewt and Gsi
metal in dull
elotb top, buttoa,
sacclal at. .. ..
Dlecootlnusd lines many good
slses.
Lad tea Black Russia or Kid
Bnttoa or Lace, worth ap.to
so. eioia bm kio ,
toaol Ci t r I e' aad
Bora School
Shoes, the depend
able. Klaa, at. .
6k e
.4.
129 Fourth St., at Washington Next to Southern
Scotts Mills. Or., a member of th
freshman class. Is th latest university
student to withdraw from classes to
Another
Shipment of
SILK WAISTS
Just in. Crepe de
Chines and Chiffons
in very tasteful
styles. Flesh color
and in white. Their
price will appeal to
women, ?6 4Q
special... tDOs
aad OA I XT.
high
75c
7 V
" ""'PiiiVi'nai
Large assortment BUT
TONS, special, the card .
Portlaad
Ladle fiaametal Blneker
aad Bnrtoa Shoe. 1H t
v., speeMi at.
VS1.89
pair.
Bora Guametal Blacher
Battoa Shoes, slse
to X, at. tb
!S2.19
Meaa R a b t e r a,
alaee 0, Ift.'TQ
11. ap'I, pr.. I 7C
Ladles' Rilk era,
asaall slses, g f
special, pr.. OUC
Ladies'
COMFORT SHOES
Trae ta as ate, lined; I CO
SPECIAL. palr......9ll03
IMON
ALDEiK, rllJbl AND
Big reductions: big
values that are truly
great 1 Peace time or
war time our 64 store
price; cutting and stock
reducing January Clear
ance Sale goes on undis
turbed, giving our huge
army of customers a se
ries of Winter-time val
ues that must irresistibly ;
appeal to the thrifty.
p
Ladles' Patent Kid, Satla
or Whit Dnek Evening
. Slippers, aaaay geoU
slses.
$1.95
Ftae Patent or Dull
Plain Pump. B r o a s e
Events Pnmpa (like
ctt), 83.95 and
$2.95
enlist. Grayvcast his lot w-ith the Ma
rines and left yesterday for Mare Is
land. ,-.
in
WOMEN Find It to Their
Advantage to Buy Here
These SPECIALS
should bring many here to, the new
big Dry Goods Dept.
Outing Flannel Nightgowns
good quality materials, neat
patterns, very spe- pjf
cial ......... yC
Misses and Children's Fleece
lined Pants, splendid regular
values at ouc, nn
choice, each. . . . .7C
Ladies' Cotton-ribbed
Union Suits, medium
weight, all sizes, JQ
very spec'l, each OtC
One lot of Corsets of good
heavy coutil, small sizes
only 18, 19, 20, values
to $3.50, tyck
special . .$) X
n
5c
A Good Time
and a Good
Place to Buy
BEDDING
COTTON BLAN
KETS, medium
weight, very SPE
CIAL $1.75
s
Special showing in
COMFO RTERS,
good assortment in
colors and patterns
$1.98 to $4.65
"ALIVE
WITH ,
BARGAINS
NS" 1
SELUND JbTKJSJtj IS
I.adlee' Gray Cloth ji mm
Top I .ace, bronse T it
kid, lace or battoa. j J Tt
priced special at.. f. B
Unadreds- f $5.00 -mm
and ea.00 a t y 1 e s, T A
dlaeootlaned or V Tt'
' b o k e n in slses,. .1 -special
at w
Men's Ganraetal List r
Button. Enfdlsh or ,
blgb toe, worth ur
to M. almost all
I sea la the lot.
priced special at.
tore
Pacific Ticket Office
"Gur Your
Rupfuro Liko
! Cured. Hino"
Old Sea Captain Cured Ei Own
Euptore After Doctors Said
' - 'Operatt cr Tjeath.' :
Ela Remedy aad Book Best Free.
Captain Colllngs sailed the . seas for
many years; then ha sustained a bad
double rupture that soon forced him to
not only remain ashore, but kept htm
bedridden for years. H tried doctor
after doctor and truss after truss.. No
results ! Finally, he wss assured that
he must either submit to a danrerous
and abhorrent operation or die. H did
either! He cured himself instead,
TeiW Men anil Women, Yoa Doat Hsr
Te Be Cut Up, aad Yoa Don t Hut
To B Tortured Br Tnu." -
CaDtain CoHinfrs mad a. study of
himself, of his condition and at last h
was rewarded by the flndlns; of ths
method that so quickly mad him a well,
strong, vigorous and happy man.
Anyone can use the same method I
It's simple, easy, safe and inexpensive.
Every ruptured person In the world
should have the Captain Colllnsrs ook.
telling- all about how he cured nlmsslf,
and how anyone mey follow the same
treatment In their own home without
any trouble. The book and mediolne are
FREK. They will be sent prepaid to
any rupture sufferer wuo will fill out
the below coupon. But send ft rlltht
away now before you put down this
paper.
FREE RUPTURE BOOK AtfO
. . . REMEDY COUPOM.
Capt. W. A. Colllngs XInoJ
Bos 286 B Water town, N. Y.
Piease send me yonr FREB Kdptuxe
Remedy and Book without aoy obli
gation on my part whatever! f
Name .". . ..... .............
Address . . .
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RHEUMATISM RECIPE
T will gladly send ny Rheumatism (mf-
tm a Simple mrb Rocipe Absolutely Fr
that Completely cured me of a terrible at
tack of muscular and inflammatory Rheu
matism of lonff Rtandlntr after everything
ei X tried id fa Ud me. X have f.ven it
to many sufferers who believed their case
honAiem. vet they found relief from their
ftufiarlny by tahinn these slmpla htres. It
alco relieves bciatica, promptly, as well aa
Neuralrla, and Is wonderful blood purifier
Vmi air a moat welcome ta this Herb RtviiM it
you will send for it at once. I beltev yoj
will consider it a uodsend rter you hav
pot It to tha test. Trier is nothing Injur)
out contained in it, and you can fo
yourself exactly whnt you are taking. I will
fflaOly send this Recife absolutely free to
any sufferar who will ni name and
drpss. H. D. 6atton. 600 Magnolia Ave,
Lm Aoyel-ra, CaL Adv.
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