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Newspaper Page Text:THE OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY," AUGUST - 21, - 1917. ; INFORMATION (SMD DAT Or 1917) Coming Event Oreat Coaarll. I. U. R. M, Asfut tl. Pacific Nonkarest Library aaaorU tloa. Tort lanat. rVr.trmbar 1-5. Ma It Da amah County fair, from Srptraber 11 to 14. at Urrataam. Or. iuul Boon d C'p. FeoAletoo. Sptvnbrr 30. 21 and 23. l-aod ITodort, Stxrw. Portia ad. brarlBDlnf Or toOer J. Today" Forecast .Hand aod Ttolnltr TotrVtit and Wb- ' Jar. fair; OMifntf m rata-rlj wind. 1 "rr and YVaatilnctiatv Tonlgtit and Weal- ' fair: nxxlrratr wvairrlr loda. j Weather Condition I ACATIO OB tmOtZX ITTB8CX TBTX f Wlx-a firing aa aj for the aammrr or oa fuair raratloo. Lave The Jooraal follow yoo al tl nroUr rate of 13 cmti a wrk or Itr rikninr icrplj win aoDoIr too t thai c-KQiar enj raia: liar Via-a. nr. RawJney Farley. Hay iltr. r. Un. J. C. MrClnre. ljavoa-aan. Or. l.rrf e J. Burrkard t'aaaam Ma.h. Emla, Or. U V. froiav Careon. Waab - Carl B. Hautth and Slilp- Harrd'a rararlnjra. Ur.haidl. (r. f. C. Kllta. Jeartoart. Or. inr Prla-. I-aa- Ljtlr. Or VVrnrial Byrra. Ixm Kra'-b. Waafa. Walter B. Rctade (al) xrinla in tle tararla.l Manhattan Peach. Or lr. G. 1. Huaton. M.aaanlta Bearh. Or - CI. B. Nunn. N"Iti. Or. M Hunt. fw-an Park. Waab. Walter B. rVhaA l: kr ia -b fr Wendal BrerV Sea.lde. ir Will A Kutier. H .tel M-jor (all r lnt .o Oie l-iach i Sea.w. Wi.h - Walti-r B Sriiade. Ten Mllr Lake. Or Iml M Itnla. Tlllarrk. Or J .bn I'laaker. IlLoil Spring.. Or. - . W. Mclran. Home-Reading Course For Citizen-Soldiers Thla nmrae of thirty dally lea anna la offered to tlie men selected for aerrlre In tba Na tional Ariuy aa a Tactical help In grttlng aiarod la tbe right way. It la Informal In tune aod o- m attru.pt to glre binding I rule, and direction. Tlieee are -ntalDed In j tlte Tarloiia iiaanuala and regulatluua of the 1 n!td Mtaiea aunr. Ui wblcu Ibla crmrav la merely Intr.xluctor. jllaaued by Ibe War Oepartment and all rlgbt, I lu reprint ie-r'edi I Lesnon .No. 8 .Marching and fare of Feet 1 of Feet THK new soldier seldom under Manda how important It Is for him to learn to march and to TUrT" we're ' The other rar contained a party of San 1 de a Hop his muacle no that he can ( ana. la and 1 f " nr 1 c" hotel emlo One of the c.iil carry his arm and equipment rt,r western orii n WiLU(tua during tla,iiier was kiiied In the accident HrlcM 1 ' Alara hlnx icnatllules A ayatem of w preaeare Ilea orer the ajth western anad an iirorlneea eitendlng fMit.iward over the rwrtlaern R- kr Miiutiu n-gWn of Hi. a oaintry and thena-c In a avmth "eterly dlrectwxi ii (alif'iul. T1e prln- Ipal deTi wikm Ilea otT the t ' of rakal hew an. l ana.U. 1 ght shwt-ra lu a.piitl. w rt-rn tlte principal tn campaign. para- Brajh 6.3 ) Modern trench warrare Baar Fartj riaod. Kdith Davidson.)"1 "'"rope has for the time tjelnif t: . k i ..ri ti; AiT.rtiint ftf ma rchlnr re- ton. In tl. n,W.)e M.-UJ alley and at "''r an.j .aiiiw .-iiinom were U . . . N,. orle.ua. I... -a' i . k.. ii.-. r T.c t-nfd $7 .10 each, and Henry Janaunen 'l'nrrd in campaign; yet it remains tni.rrnn'n are - .,w nnul tt.:. m.-n'r in and Soilie Hohenin were fined $10 each 'jUBt a8 important an element In ine in municipal court thin morion, on a,"ldi'Ta training as it ever was. charg.- of difordi rly cmilnc-; The 'n order to mar- h for long dls- 'lulr.tej was holding a party at .V7 I tames the soldier's feet i.iust be in TKertnn wire.. t lat. rii. ..-r. tk : eo. rl conditio r. A haa been antlv laet 24 laira Tie ifair ia now ruing la j hedllglit a borne nar naariiiue.1 anf i imauD ;a oy a irur In ten.irattjra- in Wtjttiing'oo aud parta of treg .a. I'laito and U-aiKni. ht of the MUolaalppl river tb .re li'ltatlran la relative ly lilfrh. bow i r rre r-(art-d at a reajr at tbe region of The ra-at lk-. tbe n.arth-asr In ft'e etfmi'e n.arttjw eit and in ;art -f Nevada, I :nli. Arani and xiuthern ( all fornla. Tt.e e. n.llt lor. are farnrable far cntinu! by :h latter car. I occupat Ion of troops which hllnded Mr. h'l.tthrr. are held j Infant ry Drill KaKUlations. responsible. grath 6.3) Modern trench wa W eInedai . AI.IKKU H Metoit. Obasonationa 7 tiiferattlrea - a.' ' STATIONS H 1 i ; : - . T '- . ao'jnda of revelrv t t ra t-'d the uen- I remarket. "the Irfanlrymans f et-t tlon of Patrolmen Thompson, utaf- are hid means of transportation.' son and S I. ad. who entered the place t special attention Miould be paid to and found them drinking beer. j fitting of .shoes and the care of the fvet. Marching shoes snould be 'liilte a litllr larger than shoes for ordinary wear. "Sores and blisters on the feet should be promptly Hotal Offers Mtatls's Menu. Fo!- lowing the sKRiPiion of Herbert Hoc. -r. lid! nn.ai f.M.. ,i t,.t.ir. tli. (r. - gon hotel l.ht w.'Vk announce 1 tht it I woul.l observe Tuesday as a 'meatla-s. "l.i ' To'lay this ir,r(,vallon In ;ud ot fool ennservat ion ..tartf. A taly and illn.; meru, in s;.ite of t.T"- ab- r ' . . i iii-ai. pr oii.i.'i patrons 1 ne Al.'W-ne. Toia "4 '.ai 7 Balrai. Or :,i x, .'.J Itaal. I.lal. i V4 !2 ' '" It- -1 .n. .tr.t ....," KS 7" 11, -jC.. IS i ' 4 l-e. Plrtc P.wj .. ,. n s. h ; .. I.U'- Kana . 64 i rt'J . . Kdn.ont'D. !lrta ...... . . .- frean... VI 7i H ! 7o Haife. Moot 1 .V : i l!..ie. lul". T 11 : 7"1 K4 j . . lo Huron. I ' Al las Jacksonville. Kja ' 7 ! St ! 74 ! JO Jiiman. Nka ! r.2 ; .VI v Kitiaii C'l'y. M . tt ; M tit . KaV.iak. Ai.iki j 4.S ; 52 , 41 Ualitvi. Idaho j rVH j . . . , .. Ixai Angeles. al 6 ..: -' Mar-t.flrld or I M i 72 , 7-4 Mel'wil Or s . &a( :.Z 12 Vm ptil. Tnn ! 7S 1 2 72 New i rle n. 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S"Z ' ? if -, 'z S - 1. ra ma na ge:n n t of t!.c rot- , fr-eiaa ., at th.- o j on-- meatless day a vv a- ' plan is the "i i best way it can show :t tatrlotlsqi o j Oorarnmant Wants StanogTaphars. Appeal is avain n a.lo to st enoi; rapha-rs ar.d typewrlti rs and t I'e wri tcrs onl y t o ' enter the fedeial gov a r iima-nt serv.ie I 0 i Announc: ir...-nt of civil servU e .-. laminations Auhj.-I ."f 1 in 4i oales Inj f itbe nortfiwest Is male by Herbert F I ard. district see n isrv of the I niterl' .10 o 2 lu . 1 s o o I t J., i Mates civil Scrl.e, whose off '.. e .s 301 , j postof flea- buildini;. Seattle. The us ial ii entrance salaries for thea iKjsitions " are from $;0'j to $110.) oi Oollaga Offer Turned Down. in spite o. an ofrer of the presidency of Whlt-i worth college at Spokane. Hcv. J. M.I Skinner tins de. id.-d to stay by 1.1s i decision to acept t'.e paytorte of the Pirst Presbyterian ihurch of Stockton.1 ( al. He will s.K-ceed Kev. William ''.raham Moore, who was Stockton from Mt. Tabor. Skinner is the former pastor of the Kcse City I'ark I'resha ter.an church. 'i tt o 0 0 0 dressed during halts. At the end of the march feet should he bathed and dressed, the rocks, and If practicable the shoes, should be changed.' ( In f.nlry Drill Regulations, paragraph 6:: j. Kolas Worth Obaarratlom You will learn In time the practical rules for taking care of your feet trial are followed by experienced soldiers. You will avoid considerable discomfort, however, If you learn some of th-se rules now and put thtm into practice from the very be ginning. 1. S'-e that your shoes are large enough. They will at first look and feel unnecessarily loose. This is needed because it has been found that feet swell and lengthen on marches. especially when carrying rucks. But shoes fitted this way will give you no corns, bunions, blis ters or other foot ills. In fact, they will cure any that you may already ha e. 1'. Take pains to keep your shoes call I to ln koou conuu.on. it is a goiu iue Kev Mr j to aI't''' a light coat of neat's-Ioot ' oil, which will both sorten trie (leather and tend to mane them water- Colonal Sentler Addresses Troops. Colonel C. K Dentler. I". S. A., ad dressed the officers and men at Clacka mas Monday night. (in the eve of probable departure of different organ izations to training camps. h spuke briefly on the military aspects con fronting eich man and his duty to his country and his oath of allegiance. War Incrsases Strrlc ,eorge A. 'J Firlggs of Klkhart, Ind, was visiting Portland frpnds between business calls 4 TOWN TOPICS. proof. Don't neglect to smooth out wrinkles In the lining of the shoe. Break In" new shoes uefore wearing them on long marches. 3. Wtar llr"ht -voolen socks, sued as will be issued to you. See that yen have no holes or wrinkles ln th m. If a hole has been worn and can net be mended : l once, change the sock from one foot to the other so that your foot will not be Irri tated more than is necessary. 4. Keep your feet, socks and shoes Monday. Mr. lirlggs represents theiclen. When on the march try to Chicago Telephone Supply company and j wash your scks at night and put Us trip west is in connection with ,u. I "i a "lean pair every morning. Bathe I man. Is for military telephone extcn-!,ne ,,ft tv,'r' evening, or at least Touths aad Stolon Rowboat OTr-s!ons and long-distance services haulad. Four small boys who stole a Motorcycles ColUds. While attempt- row uiiii irom i.ie piani. oi n.e iuia n(P t ass n team that obstructed hnnin"' at Machine works Sunday night were captured by the harbor police Just 10 minutes after the theft was d'.s" covered. The h-.at was missed at S ; I o'clock in the evening by its owner. William Cornfoot. president of tha cumpany. He reported the loss to liart.i r Patrolman Butts, who lmnie d alely telephoned the harbor pol.ee headquarters. Knglncer King and i'a ttolman Patterson put out In the pa trol boat and captured the missing craft and its occupants under the Buri.slde bridge. The boys were F-d ami ( harles Co;. cannon of 2-DMorriS street, and Ben and Basky Bleker of hl9 Rodney avenue They were turned over to the Juvenile court. Accident Is Explained. The automo bile accident near San Francisco on the night of August 13 was due to no fault of the Portland soldiers, according to word from Homer P. Snyder, who was a member of the party. This, he says. Tas determined after a complete in vestigation. The car rontainnc the Portlan lers .as driven by Orris O F'ietcher. The others were Mr. Snyder. Walter Relsschneider. Frank K. Pa;ter on. James Burns and Angelo Landis wipe them off with a wet towel CT. Keep your feet scrupulously "lean. A foot bath ean be taken when other facilities are not at hand, by s. raping a small depression ln the ground, throwing a poncho over it and pouring water Into this from your canteen. Even a pint of water will do for a foot bath. You can b.ithe all over by making or finding a depression of suitable size and their view, two motorcycles ridden by Rinie Leek weld and Stephen Butto col lided last night at 8 o 'clock on the Macadam riad Both men received slight Injuries and were taken to (lood Samaritan hospital The condition of neither Is serious. Steamer Jesala Mark Ins, for Camas. Uashougal and njr lai dings, daily, except Sunuay. leaves Washington street dock at : p. m. (Adv.) Do Hot Miss tba Trip to Mount Roo t by way of the Barlow iisr.ing inn minting Koad open through to The Dalles "Adv.) to a point ln the center. Steamer Zralda for St. Helens and i Care of Blisters an adhesive plaster over any red or tender spots. I. In cave any tendona become in flamed or swollen (usually due to lacing the lef-lnsa or shoe, too tightly or to some other unnecessary pres sure), soak the foot In cold water, massage the tendon, and protect it aa much as possible by strips of ad hesive plaster. You should report to a medical officer at your first op portunity to make sure that the trouble does not grow worse. One sign of a green soldier Is hh tendency to drink too much water while on a long march. The exper' enced man gargles his mouth and throat once ln a while, but drlnl.n only ln sips and does not overloa 1 his stomach with either water or food. Arold Confections After you have arrived In camp and have cooled off you can drink slowly as much as you desire. It Is. ot course, unwise to eat fruits, candy. oft drinks. Ice cream, and the like while on the march. Another sign of a green soldier is a carelessly adjusted pack or any other equipment not neatly and se curely fastened. Vour comfort on the march depends very largely oa the care and Judgment used ln getting ready. All your equipment has been so designed that it need not inter fere with the free movement of your arms and less. Your pack should be strapped to your back in such a way that you can stand erect and breath freely. There should be no pressure on any of the soft parts of the body. You will march most easily if yoj keep your body erect and do not permit your self to slouch or sway from side to side. Jtasting tba Teat When the command is given to halt and fall out for a few minutes loosen your pack ana rest back on It in a sitting and lying position. If possible. He with your feet higher than the head, so as to let the blood flow out of the legs Into the bodv and lest your heart. During the first few halts you may not fel tired, but rest as completely as you can anyway. Dook forward to the end of the march and try to handle yourself so that you will be Strom; and fresh at the finish. At the first halt it Is well to re adjust the pack or any part of the equipment not entirely comfortable. If your shoes or leggings are laced too tightly, this is the time to loosen them. A cheerful attitude Is one of the best aids to a soldier on a trying march. Singing and whistling on the march is usually not only al lowed but encouraged. They help wonderfully to make the long road seem shorter. These are all very simple rules, bu: none the less important. Keep them ln mind. Some men never learn ex cept from their own hard experience, but It Is expected of the men ln the national army that they will have the good sense to see the value or these suggestions and to apply them from the very beginning. HOW TO DRY VEGETABLES Fublifaad. daily la Tba Journal by authority of tba Department of Agrl- ruitura. HOW TO DRY PEACHES. Peel, cut ln halves, and pit. Spread thinly "on traya or earthen ware j-latea. Dry in sun. in oven, over the kitch en stove, or before the electric fan. until fruit is tough and somewhat leathtry. Stir trom time to time. The finished product will not look like the fresh fruit, but it's good to cat. DON'T MISS ANY' STEP. Cut this out NOW and save it. Forty-eight Soldiers Out of 230 Chances Walla Walla, Wash., Aug-. 21. Out of the first 239 men called for examina tion for military service ln thla county. but 48 have ben placed upon the offi cial list for training, according; to the report of the local exemptibn board I last night. A quota of 69 men ia re- f Quired, and already men op to 4Sl hare been called for examination. Traffic Problems Will Be Studied Portland is to have "a traffic sur vey, with a study of the cause of ac cidents and the classes that are most frequently involved. First plans for the survey were made by the traffic committee of the pub lic safety first commission, in the of fices of II P. Coffin, chairman of the commission, at the pojlce building, at 4 p. m. today It Is alo expected that a traffic squad of policemen will be organized. The chairman of the com mittee Is Joseph P. Jaeger. An Absolute Fact George, von are always safe when you go to CHERRY'S, at 389-S1 Wash ington street, for an ARROW BRAND suit. The make I right, the quality Is right and the style Is right and the fit is right. A few dollars down when you get your suit and the balance in small EASY payments will dress you right. (Adv.) MaSlfaaVlaavWIiHIHlllTtfliaWII'T'lllWlllllTI SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES fc ReliabI? Dentistry We guarantee oar work for It tea na. Ml will aiaauae our 3r laalk fraaa a od laall aaall luat a bat tbe require aud afial it alll coal. Oaald crwwaa 93.50 to $100 porcelain Crvwaa. . . .f3.aC-fs.O0 ojld filling. 1. U0 a ad Ua till NaU Of Teeth laaar I'alnleaa bitraetluaa kOo sliver Hill uga 0a i glT wv perauual a I tea lata to ail aork. Dk U. r. NEWTON. Prup IV. Neavlalb Opto Rarenlnga Co til 10. Boston Painless Dentists atarwa-ai. ' h anil n W a M nr (oa . 'i '-J THRIFT the most im portant word in the history of men and nations. What do you know about this word and what are you doing to observe it? Live up to it and financial safety and hap p i n e s s will be yours. One Dollar or more opens an account In this o 1 d established bank. Ladd&Tilton OaUMaFW Washirv and The only commercial school in the West accredited by the Na tional Association for high standards, efficiency and thor oughness is the Business College Portland, Or. Our Store Will , Close at 1 P. M. On Wednesdays During July and August ENROLL ANY TIME All courses taught. School open the year 'round. Catalogue free. Night schooJ opens Sept. 4. -11 HOLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE ' FLIEONEH BUILDING, Tenth and Washington, Portland. Oregon. John H. Long A. P. Armstrong Jane Con Dor Associate and Department Principals A anility school. Open day and even ing all the year. 8tudents admitted at any time. Bookkeeping taught from written work, exactly as practiced .n business. Shorthand and typewriting by experts. Special Instruction for civil service examinations. Moderate tuition, books at small cost. Portions as soon as competent. Investigate It will pay. Call, telephone Broadway 121. or write - ,,1-r . Y. W. C. A. DAY and NIGHT Classes Bible and Mission Study Commercial Hranches Cooking. Serv ing Home Nursing. Dietetics, 8ewln. Millinery, r-fc. GYKWASXTTM AND WTiagnffO FOOT. in., Ii Hill;;, mm Tomorrow Your Arms. Equipment an 1 Hospital" Shower to Be Held by Ad Club Rheumatism Za n m b a go. Sciatica. Sprained Backs, ate, successfully treated. Complete general practice. Office callo 80o Hons calls $1.00 Confinement cases tor 910 Dr. N. t HAMPTM 715 Dak tun jlalltUag. Office Phone Main 367 Residence Bellwood 1SS The Portland hospital unit at Ameri- using your poncho as for a fct l.ath. can. I'ake need" f,our 5acks for disn Keep your toe nails trimmed : fl"r sacks, clean white cloths closely and cut them square across the ends. This will tend to prevent Ingrowing nails. By all means avoid The Ad club has arranged for a hospi tal "shower'' in connection with Its luncheon ln the Benson hotel Wednos- road Good ' th common error of rounding the;dav noon Ad men wiU brinK aprons. Road oc.cn ' corners of the nail and cutting it to"!", four sacks, clea white cloths Moses, Fred U Kelley, j Henry Hayek and others, and numbers by the Ad club cjuartet. and other necessities of camp life. There will be talks on phases of ad- I a-Arllalno hv ra-.rlnt. 11,1. .1 I A C-a ..r.l.i- Ho'. oa Tim i - T ., 1,11.1.. - ,,"''i i"a ' J a cv. VrJ . . " c . . V ,u"l,ul! ', ' Black. S. M. Moses, Fred U Aiurr eiiarci, Ouua i , o I. Ilc.eilS UI11, , vai.lle t"n lliurcil, U'H ine CUgC Ol 1:30 p. m. (Adv.) the blister with the point of a knife Dry Plr Cord wood Prompt delivery i or a needle that has been heated In I n ion fuel Co. Main 644. A-T'Cb. Adv. a match name. Be sure to squeeze Riverside i'ark. danrlnr everv eve- " ,h fIu'i out of the blister. To rilng Mllwnukle cars to gte. 5c fare, leave any of It ln may make tt worse (Adv.; L)o not pull off the loese skin, but press it back. Then put on an ad Card of Thanks . mva plaster, covering the skin well - e v. in.-i 1 !"" "ur nranini bfjond the edges of the blister, put- I a ' ,aa,i.ni i tj uu inon. I 1 irtni iui :!".. lr ktradness in our bereavemert. i '"harlex 8 Rudeen and family. (Adv.) LI 1 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES School of the Portland Art Association FAXHTXWGa SXAWIHO, SESZOVZHO, OKAJPTS. Opena Octobasr 1st Day, JSmlng and Saturday Clasaaa. Clrcnlar. A XT KUSBTTK, BTH AITD TATLOK. Pacific College bEWBHIO. ORZOOV College Preparatory Rclaool. Commercial De partment. Uubw Kco no mica. School of Muale A liberal eUucailon under tba beat Cbrlattan la flnenca, at a minimum expense. Under Quaker contrail, but not narrowly sectarian. for full Information addreaa tbe President In order to assist in making the , Summer Half Holiday universal, f we have decided to join with the ; Meat Cutters' and Retail Groo -ers'. Associations and close our store on Wednesday's at 1 P. M. during July and August in-";' stead ot on lhursdays, as has been our custom the past four years. Would it not be well to extend this arrangement to all commercial establishments dur ing these hot months? St. Mary's Academy and College For Glrla. Coodueted by tbe BlSTKHg Or TBE HOLT NAMES OF JESU8 AND MAUY. Grade, Academic aod Collegia! Coarses. Manic. Art. Klocutlon and Com mercial and Domeatlc Science Depts. IWa Ident and Day 8todenta. Beflned, Uural and Intellectual Training. Write for an Douncewent. School reopena September 4. Adalreaa ISTKR SUPgliluR. Mt. alary a Aeaalcmr, Portland. i j Do You Know 4iS HOW TO LIVE?" It Costs $1.00 Economic and Military TheUniversity of Oregon ' in addition to complete courses in general and scientific education, offers full opportunities in MILITARY DRILL, DOMESTIC SCIENCE and ARTS, COMMERCE and INDUSTRY Plan for effective future service. Your country needs it. Send for free illustrated booklets, "Train the Brain for Peace or War" and "The Woman and the University." The University opens Monday, October 1. Address Registrar, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE. ting it on as tightly as possible with out wrinkles. In the same way pu m 1 - 'M ' ft DOUBLE S. & H. STAMPS ALL THIS WEEK FIRST THREE FLOORS MANY A GOOD FILM Will Make a Perfect Enlargement, showing frcatcr detail and beauty than the little rrint. WE GIVE FREE an 8x10 Print with finishing orders of Three Dollars. Double Stamps with all this work. 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