The Oregon daily journal., October 25, 1914, Page 11, Image 11

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ONE FATAL ACCIDENT
REPORTED IN WEEK
TO
Victim Was James Tracy,
Killed While Engaged in
Logging Near Marshfield.
TOTAL OF NINETY-TWO
Woodworking Industries Oocaaion Ma
jority of Accldsats, With. Rail
roads a Closs Stooad.
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1914,
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COMMISSIONER
SaJsm, Or., Oct. 24. A total of 2
acddejits were reported to Labor Com
tnlBsioner liotf during the week and
therd was one fatality. The fatal ac
cident wai reported from near Marsh
field, where James Tracy was killed
whll engaged In logging. Accidents
connected with sawmills and other
woodworking industries and logging
totaled 24, being one in excess'of those
occurring on railroads.
The following Is the list of those
Injured, the place where the accident
occurred, the nature of the injury and
the employment of the victim: "
Henry Wahlburg, Oregon City, four
fingers cut, steamer.
K. S. McUinnis. near Wallowa, foot
Injured, electrical.
Carl Pardaaruttl, Oregon . City, band
burned paper mill.
J. II. Fields, Oregon City, arm
sprained, paper mill.
N. Lalter, Oregon City, hips bruised,
paper mill.
It. Grlbbler, Oregon City, eyes ' In
jured, paper mill.
JUen Bittler, Brownsville, face and
bands burned, railroad yards.
Walter Wagner, near W 11 kins, leg
bruised, railroad section.
J. K. McCutcbeon, Oswego, pail In
foot, carpenter.
Stan Przybylski, Brooklyn, aids
bruised, railroad yard.
Kdgar Daniel Brown, Portland, toe
cut and bruised, elevator.
Meve Vulch. Portland, toe bruised,
railroad yard.
Louis Anderson. Rainier, finger
brulMd. nflwrnlll.
Oscar Carlson, near Mullno, flvs
toes bruised, bridge construction.
Roy Conger near Marshflelrt, ankle
sprained, logging.
James Tracy, near Marshfield, fatal,
f?usf' Jeffery. near Marshfield, knee
bruised, lath mill.
L. L. Cole, near Marshfield, arm
sprained, logging.
William Buaey, Lebanon, wrist cut,
paper mill.
John Redmond, Kenton Station, leg
sprained, tank factory.
John Uklch. Portland, thumb bruised,
railroad yard.
John Peterson. Portland, side
sprained, machinist. '
Anton Oluich, Portland, hand
sprained, railroad yard.
J. H. Long, La Grande, eye cut. ma
chine shop. . .
Solon E. Lyman, La Grande, bead
cut, railroad yard.
8. Tambara. La Grande, head cnt.
railroad uection.
- Oust LeaviB, near Pendleton, ankle
sprained, railroad section.
C. S. Howard, La Grand, eye cut,
railroad yard.
A. O. Woodbury, near Oregon City,
knee bruised, electrical.
Louis Bollish. Clatskanie, hl
bruised, loirglnK. . M ' . .
Ira Olson, Clatskanie. body bruised,
lC'l' Andrews. La Grande, shoulder
sprained, railroad yard.
W. W. Glass. La Grande, y In
jured, bollermaker.
R. K. Gallagher, Portland, shoulder
dislocated, railroad yard.
A. B. Dawson, Portland, wrist In
jured, machine shop.
W V Hutchinson. Cascade Locks,
ankle sprained, teamster.
C. S. Allen, Cazadero, finger crushed,
electrical.
O. R. Tolllver. Springfield, side
bruised, sawmill.
W; E. Stinson, North Bend, arm
bruised, shingle mill.
H. Knets, Portland, groin Injured,
tenmuter.
11. F. Wigard, Portland, ankle
bruised, railroad train.
K. Johnson, Portland, hack sprained.
David Wayne Sorber, Portland, eye
bruised, carpenter
lnhn Hn. Portland, ear cut, dock.
Charles Ellis Hess, near Telocaset,
foot cut. sawmill.
O. N. Uolmes, La Grande, arm
W. e! Leonard, Portland, side bruised,
"jVnMU'Worley, Bridal Veil, finger part
loot hny factaev.
Ed Swarthout, Portland, groin In
jured, railroad yard.
Mike Slgan, near Junotura, head cnt,
Vir(Htr rnnstrurtlon
Joseph Peter McCann, near Eagle
Creek, anklA sprained, electrical.
Clyde Ecklund, Golf Junction, faoa
burned, electrical.
: J. 1L MeCubrey, Golf Junction, facs
and neck burned, electrical.
Harry M. Stlnson, Junctnra. rye
injured, ranroaa coniirucuoa,
Hiram H. Frazer. Ashland, four rib.
side and shoulder broken, railroad yard.
A. H. Miller, Canby, ankle sprained.
blacksmith.
Pat Tinncane. railroad track, back
Injured, railroad construction.
Egar C7 Brlen, railroad track, body
iniured, ranroaa construction.
Dave Williams, Rugada, back bruised,
logging.
J. M. Cole, Eugene, eheert bruised.
railroad vard.
Alex Coffey, Salem, finger oat. bor
factory.
C. Ritchie, Portland, shoulder In
jured, construction.
A. M. Brown, Portland, finger bruised,
construction.
Charles Gates, Portland, nose braised,
construction. -
Ward D. Burnett. Portland, han
burned, construction.
BUI Cozam, Portland, leg bruised,
construction.
Stephen Slatter, Portland, rib broken,
construction.
Louie Belland. Astoria, finger cut,
sawmill.
Matt Johnson, Astoria, arm cut, saw
mill., George Seaman, St. Helens, flnjer
cut ana hand bruised. Crcosoting com
pany. Ed Llndgren, Astoria, frger crushed,
railroad yard.
Eliaabeth Frier, Portland, arm cut.
candy manufactory.
Elmer Duncan, St. Johns, four fin
gers cut, veneer mill. '
C. McCay, Marshfield, hand poisoned,
lath mill.
John Erickson, Marshfield. ankle
sprained, lumber yard.
O. Thornton, Marshfield, arm and
Side bruised, sawmill.
W. E. Conley. Marshfield, finger cut,
lorelng.
A. Dawe, Grants Pass, ankle sprained,
railroad twin.
Charles H. Scherer. Portland, finger
cut, can manufactory.
J. H. Davis, Astoria, foot bruised,
sawmill.
V. H. Fish. Brooklyn, ankle sprained,
rallrjad vard.
J. Wilson, near Marshfield, hip
bruised, logging.
Carl Newman, near Marshfield. aids
and arm bruised, logging.
, Henry Derring, Aiblna, back bruised,
railroad yard.
Contl Lorenzo, Portland. ey injured,
blacksmith.
James Edward Han nam, Portland,
rured blood vessel, electrical.
Pierson Harvey, Oregon City, finger
cut. woolen mill.
William Phillips, Rugada, three rlb
broken, logging.
Merwin South, Beaver Creek, foot
cut lectrjc&l
Herbert Prltchard, Klamath Falls,
leg end ankle sprained, sawmill.
6. H. Anderson, Portland, blps and
back bruised, paper carrier.
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Necessity is the master of us all. The necessity which causes this announcement creates for; you
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