The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 27, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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    THE? OREGON DAILY r JOURNAL, PO RTLAND. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1918.
FIRST NUMBER IS
TOO HIGH TO GET
REGISTRANTS HERE
i-r Several Hundred Young Men Will
Answer Call, However, as Low
' er Numbers Are Drawn.
NAMES ARE ANNOUNCED
Five Lads feear Number 154, the
'Highest Issued in Cityj Ques
tionnaires Now Being Filled.
r
ton. 446 Washington street ; Meier Mink,
AVt First street ; Casper Wlnlger, Port
land. 74 Walter Carl Blmon. &136 Sixtieth
avenue southeast T Reuben Katz, 1309
Kant Madison street; Walter Adolph
MAiman, M6 Hancock street ; Allen Rob
art Oustafson, !&8 Kerby street ; Leslie
I). Elliott Roaa, 408 Graham ; Toney
Banna, 60 North Third atreet; John Mc
Culloch, 301 Holladay avenue: Henry
Schwartz, Alder hotel; Oscar Peterson,
I Ml Third atreet ;- William JenaJnga wil
aon, Palmer, Or.
13ft Clifton li. Johnson. 3635 Blxty
ninth street southeast; Charles Ktrfc
ham, 1120 Montana-avenue ; Felix F
luso, Wllflox apartmenta ; Ernest Allen
Roaa, 443 North Twenty-first street:
. Samuel Parxy Itone. 910 Eiwt Taylor
treat; wunam jiarence Harris, Z4
Madison street ; John Oevlln. 352 Second
street.
145 Hans Saari, 742 Montana avenue ;
Emmett Timothy Rogers, 12 Madison
atreet; Leonard B. Brown, 427 Kleventh
Street ; Clyde It. Thayer, 424 Oswego ;
Erwtn H. C Ruh, 7704 Johnson street;
Charles McMillan, 386Vi Hawthorn,
avenue.
207 Andrew J. Johnson, New Perkins
hotel.
67 Oustav Adolph Voigt, 7210 Kighty
fourth street southeast ; Lou la Grissel,
Eaat Seremh .near Kast Market street ;
Harry Earl Myers, 721 East Burnslde
atreet: Bert WHIIford. 412 Skldmore
street; Charles Howard HpIitis. 732
North Edison street; Teljl Makita. S4
North Third strket ; Merrill V. Parker.
71 East Twentieth street north ; Rolla
Parrlah, 410 Salmon street; Sam c.on
tanso, 380 Caruthera street : Clifford
Irwin Wood, 7230 Sixty-fifth avenue
southeast.
7 Rayman O'Conner. 309 Jefferson
treet : Arthur Elmore Gibbs, 449 Mar
ket street ; Vernle William Puns, 4R
Larrabea avenue ; Harold Barde, S06
Marshall street : Ieon F'manuel Doane
J109 Belmont street; Willie LaBrance,
1081 Nineteenth street southeast; Paul
Alfred Daugherty, 1081 Kast Lincoln
street ; Aloysius J. TilepI, 628 Kast Tenth
atreet north ; Joseph IlomanskJ, 222
Skldmore street.
78 Maurice Welnbautn. 397 East Six
teenth atreet north ; Walter Joseph
Voct. 189 East Seventy-eighth, atreet
north ; Ernst Harl, 167 East Korty-ninth
atreet; Ttoy Spanlch, 748 Tenlno ave
nue; Cllve Med ford 3laz, 212 Knott
street ; Albert John Bcrner, 189 Twenty
third atreet north; Mahlon Sprague. 134
East First street north; John Whittle,
128 Washington street; Nell Vaxvon,
693 Sixth street.
122 Earle Kp,encer Sweetland. 5617
V
Thirty-ninth f avenue southeast J v Giu
seppe Pagnl. 414 - Kast Clay etreet ;
Lloyd Lawpaugh, 1085 East Nineteenth
atreet north ; Oilbert M. Olpen, 613 East
New York street; Glenn Oscar Ander
aon, H9H Savler etreet ; Ernst James
Ttuti.r. fz vit ! Phi street: Adlof
Ivaughn AHmen, 246 Salmon street? Ken
neth 8. French. 4- uiay sireei.
87 Thomas A. Holt, Grant hotel ; Fay
J5. Meyer, 407 Hall atreet; Allen Fisher
Btirrett, 402 Tioga street; Robert Gray
McNary, 468 Montgomery Drive ; Francis
Henry Biaene, 63 Eaat Oak etreet;
Raymond E. Be Long, 374 Wasco street;
Howard Franklin Potter, 164 East Forty-seventh
street; Gustaf H. Albin
Oustafson, 6355 Fortyififth street S. E. ;
Robert Guy Hill, 1146 Williams avenue.
209 George Clifford, Shellabargar, 242
Flanders street.
177 John V. Arnell. 139 Knott street;
ohn' William Wright Houston hotel ;
Howard Kiggs. Pendleton,-Or. ; Charles
Nellsen, 1111 East Washington street.
199 Jamea R. Elliott, 151 North
Sixth street.
4 Albln Peterson, Kenton hotel; Slayy
Duman, 188 North Fourteenth street;
Carroll Kendall Barker. 745 Wasco
street : Otto Aim. Ramapo hotel : John
Dyer, 287 Sheridan street; Ivan Allen
Lambert, Multnomah, Or. ; Albert James
Beach, 2606 East Fifty-eighth etreet
southeast I Rollln' William Woodruff,
1291 Maliory avenue; Reider Pederson,
940 Albina avenue; Mike Hofstetter,
4611 Fiftieth street southeast: John
Donald Jenkins, 632 East Sixteenth
street north.
130 George Henry Garrett, B230 Seventy-eighth
street southeast ; Henry
James Fimon, 1071 Eaat Eleventh street
north: Walter Otto Roenicke, 254
Eleventh street: Oliver P. Lucas, 1080
Front street : .Albert Fine, 836: Willam
ette ; William Lloyd Wilson, Rainier
hotel ; Carl Cyrus Dickinson, 57p East
Davis street.
70 ThomasAlbert Crowe, 326 Ross
afreet ; Oscar Byron Poe, Couch Street
dock ; Floyd Leslie Wilson, 387 Oregon
street; Victor Minis Glad, 231 Salmon
street ; Daniel Greco, 607 Sixth street;
Elmer E. Johnson, no address given ;
Marino Miliuccl. 355 East Clay atreet;
Colon Earl Merrill, 918 East Thirty-third
street north: Ralph Morrison Relhar
ford, 6904 Ninety-second street south
east; Victor Otto Hesse, 406 Sacramento
etreet.
108 David McCoy, 368 Eaat Second
street; Frank Deving. 881 Michigan av
enue ; Earl E. Osborne, Woodstock ; Al
bert Martin Schubach, 28 West Church
street ; Stanley Bryan Purcell. Linnton,
Or. : Raymond J. Schrick. 292 Margin
street ; -Arthur lechner, Wabash hotel;
Frank Wilson, 394 Clifton street.
28 Edward Klekenapp, 4541 Eighty
eighth street H. E. ; Robert Floyd Ben
nett, 1475 Sacramento atreet; John Hin
kel. 792 East Tenth street north : Walter
Raymond Dowries, 1141 Taggart street;
Clark Fred Coulnon, 1221 Albina ave
nue ; Leonard Bishop, 395 Ross atreet ;
Carl C. Baugh, 63 North Twentieth
street; Albert Bryan Woody, 4S0 Bel
mont street; John William Stuart, 72
North Fourteenth street ; Hoy R. Haln
del, 888 Eleventh Btreet ; Victor J.
Stalsterg. HHlsdale, Or.
89 John Herman Hellcrschmid, 1244
East Madison street : Pearl Austin Lins
cott. 4628 Seventy-eighth street S. E. ;
Lewis Curtis Lacey, 1831 East Flanders
street; William E. McAllister, 1119
Michigan . avenue ;. Lloyd Fisher, 4044
Washington street; Moshe R. Hasson,
431 Fifth street; Jamea M. Cameron,
176 Portsmouth avenue; Govo Wlisouly
dtch, 51'.!, North Third street ; Kenneth
Victor Barrett, 749 East Ash street.
161 Oncar S. Cross, 519 Williams ave
nue ; Charles Zidell. Twentv-flrst and
North rup streets; Roy Albert Cooper,
10C0 East Taylor street ; Floyd Bailey.
226 Thirtornth street; Morria Wolf, 389
Tenth strqet.
90 Corliss Brentford Fairbanks, 626
Eat Ninth street , David DeFehr. 635
Clinton street; William Chester Dryden,
590 East Thirty-fourth street -north ;
Harley B. Thomas, 738 Minnesota ave
nue ; McKinley Ryan. St. Johna ; Wil
helm Finn Hogberg, 689 Vaughn -street ;
Alvln Jacobs Deetz. 281 Larrabee
street; Mar J. Cohen Multnomah hotel;
Lloyd Robert Nasby. 186 Lincoln street.
65 Harold ' Bell Anderson, 627 East
Center street; George Alfred Stnderm,
608 Schuyler atreet ; Antonio Ludorld,
40 Stephens . street s Don Wilson, 913
Borthwick street ; Earl Kellher. 816
North Seneca ; Roger M. Washburn,
694 Nortbrup street; John R. Kawood.
80 East Sixteenth street north : Hans
Semoin Kaufmann, Y. M. C A. ; Nathan
Steinberg, Si3 Market atreet; Frank
E. Eder, Gresham, Or.
125 Enoch Carroll Paxrott. 4231 Fifty
third avenue southeast; Fred Eagle,
1021 Mississippi avenue; Joseph Barr,
228 San Rafael avenue; Chris Stewe
mirkodtc. 311 A North Nineteenth street:
Clarence Michal Hoy, 114 East Twenty
eighth street ; Chester James- MUling
ton, Vernon hotel ; Goddman Bader, 208
Arthur atreet ; RichaTdXCarpenter Em
mons, 624 East Twelfth street north ;
Orle Amons Bettey, 1087 East Grant
street; Jacob. Theodore Elaen, 657
Williams avenue : Archie Vernon Stln
son, 6827 Whitman avenue ; Bert 8tone,
144 KUpatrick; Wong-Kee, 93 North
Fourth street; William R. Wood, 51
- ast Twenty-second street ; Fred Mayo
Fowler, Grand hotel ; Hyman Jerome
Friedman, 289 Grant Btreet ; Anton
Sen, Hilbwiale.
22 Lloyd Guy Locke. 9915 Fifty-
fifth avenue southeast; Russell Snyder,
1326 Rodney avenue; Harley Reed,
510 SteDhens street: George W. Sterkel.
639 GWdsmlth ; Qulnn Henry Burgess,
725 Eaat Seventy-fourth north : Wil
llam Edward Van Dyke, 745 Syracuse
Ralph Everett Foes, Twenty-sixth and
Upshur streets ; James Wilfard Woods,
429 East Morrison street: Fred H. Jor-
genson. 306 First street ; Joseph Blot
zer. 705 Corbett street ; Paul H. Burck-
harrH, Cascade Locks. Or.
135 Lester Virgil Nelson, 5627 Seventy-seventh
streets southeast ; William
H. Sinner, 860 East Tenth street north
George Royer, S23 West Polk street ;
Arthur Jerome Huff smith. 369 North
Twenty-first street; Emil George Fran
ciscovich, 967 Belmont street ; Delmonieo
Bombardo, Lill Mer hotel ; Leonard
Matthieu, 701 First street.
212 Carl August Shalen, 428 North
Twenty-flraf street.
61 James Beazley Hyde, 764 East
Thirty-fourth street : Casper E. Wood
439 Eaat Fifty-first street north ; Walter
Arthur Nickel, 479 East Twenty-fourth
street ; Merle Morres Kay, 670 Going
street : Albert A. vvarennoltz, 286 West
Baldwin street ; Yutaka Tova, 86 North
Loth street ; Herman Peach, 409 East
Davis street; Chester John Vincent,
Palace hotel ; George W. Gould. 618 Clay
street; Carl Alfred Carlson, Gresham,
Or.
91 Jacob C. Comley, Parkwood, Or. :
Henry Drechsel, 267 East Forty-ninth
street: William Edward Tripp, 961 Eaat
Thirty-sixth Btreet north ; Cecil Edwin
Super, 1517 East Oak street; Harvey C.
Anderson, 872 Castle street : George
Walisoblydick. 61 North Third street:
George Lyman Simmons, 81 East
Twenty-eighth street north ; Delmont A.
Miller, 375 Second street: Harry A. E.
Paulbach, 507 Market street.
51 Charles Lee VanSlyke, 5439 Ninety-second
street 8. E. ; William C. Pet
ers, 273 Morris street; Harry Wilbur
Gamble, 390 Shaver street ; Mearle Ed
v. in Bousha, 445 East Eighth street ;
Herbert L. Weatherly, 401 South Syra
cuse street; Andrew Rezlmtscek, 887
Thurman street ; Lloyd E. Dimick, 674
East Burnside street ; William R.
WoTeka, Bristol hotel ; Henry Andrew
Larson, 1303 Corbett street; William
Saulzman, Troutdale, Or.
63 Paul Lewis Steger. Sargent Trotel ;
Horace Thomas Coles, 823 Kerby street ;
George Fleming Walls, 5810 Eighty
eighth street S. E. ; Hugh Colwell Bower
man. 1423 East Kverett street; Ernest
M. Carlquist.' 1061 Concord street: Itaro
Fukai, 54 North Third street; Max Hur
witt, 794 East Ankeny street; Thomas
Michos, 171 Tfiird street; Dario
PiacenpinJ, 624 Fourth street; Harry
Spencer, Route A, Portland:
41 Cecil W. Emken, 467 East Elev
enth street north ; Millard Bryan Sharp,
45 Willamette Moorage ; Benjamin Gor
don, 1065 East Twenty-fourth street
I I m I mn
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'Ar V 1 TJTNRIFT I
iHp
VtatrwmT!'rAWTfTMAtlT iTMSUj HT TIRfT lT4Rtl7 1TM
A Thrift Stamp a Day
Keeps the Kaiser Away
Give Up Your Money
Or We Might as Well Give Up the Fight
Buy War Savings Stamps
Friday '
Remember Bleeding Belgium and Martyred France
The wolves are still out; they must be beaten. It's bad business but we
must go through with it like men and patriots.
Wonder Millinery Will Do Their Share
Friday, War Savings Stamp Day
Free-Thrift Stamps-Free
At Our Store Friday Only.
Any -Jrimmed hat, shape, fur or umbrella that you purchase Fridav at
our store, you will receive a Thrift Stamp free. , y
" m. mm
$7.50
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HAIR
HATS. Pncfd special
for Friday. . ;
TRIMMED HATS, formerly
sold up to . $7.50, mo a c
priced only tpO.rrO
SMARTEST SHAPES in shiny
straws, Milan hemp f - a r
and Milans, all colors. tj) lftO
TRIMMED BODY HATS
nol.!h!..h:t.:f..r..$1.0d
at Alder
mcuneav
north ; -Claire Holmes Phelps, 600, East V
Twentieth atreet ; Axthur Bozei ueteisai. ,
08 Capital; EinanWaldemar Swanaan.
190 JorU Seven teentn street;
M. Howland, 1043 Hawthorne avenue ;
Nathan Goodstein, Rita hotel; oeorge
Bryan PowelL 829 First street; Llko
wigos ThanaBOwHs, Brida,Vell.
.8-Clemnt John Sharkey 44ZT ruty-
second avenue southeast; Charles Roy
Shannon. 904 Ea.st Twenty-ninth etreet
north; Lloyd B. James. 291 4 ast Burn-
side street ; JSarl weisuey sieaamnn,
664 Gideon i street ; Carl lossy. 892
Perry; Joseph Theodore Scholz, 301
.North Twenty-iirst street t iran Au
gust Bradley, 931 Mawtnorne avenue ,
Joaenh von Zales. 142 H First street;
Harry IrVing Gervurtz. 805 Water street.
n j, T 1 it PaDt
Twenty-sixth street ; John TDavid Ken
nedy, 1114 Williams avenue; Preston
Whiting, 1015 Haight avenue : Emanuel
Hirachman. Fifty-sixth and One Hun
dred and First street; John Leonard
Murphy, 211 Holman street ; Leonard
Jr Stout, 237 Willis boulevard; Curtis
Llewlyn Hansen, Angela hotel ; Clement
ChaTIes Hofele, 192 East Twenty
eighth street; Franklin Breyfogel
Launer, Y. M". C. A.; Charles A. Smith
Jr., 402 Third street; Frank Hieman,
Lenta, Or.
66 Emil Peter TBlummaert, 6307
Eighty-second street southeast ; War
ren Cochran, 1006 Kllllngsworth ave
nue ; A. W. Lingaas, 683 Multnomah ;
Joseph Amato, 426 East Tenth street;
Harry D. Singleman, 358 Rosa street;
Benlamin Watson Sears. Linnton. Or. ;
Robert Dryden Hoss, 891 East Main
street : William Francis Douvel. Elev
enth and Yamhill streets: Wilbur Reg
inald Riley. 206 Elgin avenue; William
Herbert Cummins. Troutdale.
16 John Bernard Flynn. 1121 Wood
ward avenue ; Geortce Ellsworth Adding.
ton, 731 East Seventy-fifth street north ;
John Wickstrom. 42 Fremont street
Othmar William Willie. 546 Marion
street; Homer Milton Smith, 181 Carey
street : Leslie Peterson, 1661 Ports
mouth : Fred Wilson Reed. 707 Johnson
street: Walter C. Foster, 186 East
Twenty-second street north ; Guy Al
bert Harris, Thirteenth and Alder
streets; Max Hartman, 641 Fifth street;
Otto Teuscher. Hillsdale. Or.
218 Henry Charles Kuehn. 361 North
Twenty-filth street.
191 Mike T. Klmloff. 838 Montana;
HrestoB Domazos, 4 Fifth street.
153 Raymond Dapion, 70 West Cra
mer ; John Walter Eeperson. care steam
er K. L. Smith, Albers Dock No, 3 ; t.u-
gene Field Chishotm, 60 East Sixteenth
street north ; Floyd Bailey, 226 Thir
teen'th street; Morris Wolf, 389 Tenth
street.
82 Brian Aylsworth, 1112 East Harri
son street; Ray H. Brandes, -641 Last
Twenty-first street north ; Clifford An
gelo Thorgerson, 1300 Wilbur street ;
John Burbank, 748 1 enino avenue ; Al
fred S. Peterson, 225 Oswego ; Lloyd
Charles Anderson, Couch street dock ;
Carl Andrew Johnson. 188 East Sixth
street; Charles R. Marchbank, Madras
hotel ; Erick Friberg, 645 Hood street.
147 Geo. Francis Harris. U. S. navy
office; Samuel 1-lion, 575 Third street;
Peter Knewer, 643 North Leonard ; Ar
thur Francis Massie, 12ji North Sixth
street ; Harris Hocken Pearce, 851 East
Main street.
55 Carl Aliirphy, 1063 East Morrison
street; Louis Snell, 115. East Sixty
eighth street north : Edwin Murnane,
K2b Mississippi avenue ; Kalph J? red
Hahn, 548 Cora avenue; Philip S. Ile-
deen, 856 Colonial ; Tom Clarin, 305
North Twentieth street ; Jacob -B.
Bright, Clifford hotel ; Irwin Jay Rowe.
225 Eleventh street; Frank Waller liar-
low, 448 Eleventh street; Wasuischi
Kondo, Gresham, Or. .
33 Alfred Chris Lassen. 1390 Minne
sota avenue ; Lowell Edward Neel, 6506
Eighty-ninth street southeast ; Sidney
Scales Williams. 193 Willamette boule
vard ; Lee J. Heller. 1402 East Iloyt
ftreet : Raymond Herman Jungwirth,
387 East Forty-fourth street; Gratis
Allen Gordon, 317 Morris street ; George
Bryan Dewey. 170 Second street ;
George W. Fox, 103 East Twelfth
street ; William Brown Irwin, 189 West
Park street ; Louis Margulis, Fourteenth
and Clay Btreets ;. Chris Le&hmann.
Hillsdale. Or.
66--William Morse Winters. 577 Ladd
avenue ; Edward Sinner, 417 Munroe ;
Arthur William Larson, 772 Missis
sippi avenue ; Herman George Holkerts,
640 ICllis ; Lawrence W. Scott, Peninsula
hotel ; James Burton O Neill, Panama
hotel ; Gus A. Brandon, Gladstone apart
ments ; William Earl Burrows, 375 Yam-
mu ; name Mwara rnce, wesi
Park ; Itikl Murahata, Gresham.
102 Erwln Jamea Kennedy, 6423
Eightieth street southeast ; Charley Cul
lison, 927 Grand avenue vCarlston Kern
Yerex, 1198 Clinton street; John H. By
land, 1175 Day; Henry Ernest Koerber,
831 rsorthrup street; Courtney Stem
heaur, 328 Holladay avenue; Harry
Onno Kelwarf, Clifford hotel ; Hans
Rammin, 385 Third street.
48 William Jennings Roley, 982 Di
vision street ; Peter V. JalH, 865 Brazee
Btreet ; Walter Bryan Rickardson, 839
Uniofl avenue ; Roy John Moodenbaugh,
4727 Seventieth street southeast ; B.
Fendell Young, 1760 Hayden ; Elmer S.
Jones, Linnton, Or. ; AAo Fields, 82
Grand avenue ; Edward David Cham
ley, Lill Mer hotel ; Dennis Brophy, 364
Porter street ; Virgil Dewey Myers,
Linnton, Or.
206 Ralph Waldo Pott. 52 Third
street.
13 Michele Pienovi, Parkwood, Or. ;
Jack Helzer Jr.. 767 East Thirteenth
Btreet north ; Fred Anton Abegg, 657
Weldler street ; Lawrence Eugene Duf
fy. 1917 ast Washington street; Har
old Frai.is Cess, 374 Vancouver ave
nue; Carl A. Linn, 68 West Killings
worth ; y Charles Flln. 44 First street;
George Ray Justice, 83 East Sixteenth
street ; Jack Doyel, .Oak hotel ; Charles
Herrall, 821 Hood Street; William
Peterson, Holbrook, Or.
8 Charles Leroy Albert Waugh, 1336
East Tenth street north ; George Ber
nard Ginty, 369 East Forty-third street ;
Arthur Samuel Moulton, 609 East Elev
enth street north ; Elmer John Ross, 792
Montana avenue ; Frank John Stark,
810 East Eleventh street ; Benjamin F.
Durrin. 126 Hartman ; Louis Brendler,
561 Raleigh street ; Roscoe Fremont
Branch, 867 East Everett street : Harold
H. Dever, 386 Washington ; Milton E.
Klenley, 895 Harrison street ; Jesse Carl
Hobbs. Bull Run. Or.
64 William Craig Kinnear, 493 Mai
den avenue ; James Stevens Pomerov.
888 Webster street; Chesney C. Griffith.
1008 Hancock street ; Elwood Pottinsrer
Walker, 998 East Lincoln street: Dan
Davis, 1337 Greeley street ; Schigika
Matsubu, 80 North Fourth utreet ; Al
bert E. Dugari, 688 Wasco ; William
Douglas Morton. 331 Third : Harry L.
Hammer, 410 Imperial Arms apart
ments; Ernest T. Lunddon, Gresham. Or.
168 Calvin E. Jackson. 329 San
Rafael ; Gilbert James Shea. C83 John
son street ; Rudolph Amos Heahlen, 31
East Twelfth street ; William Wilson
Morrow, Treves hotel.
198 Fred May. 56 North Third street.
137 Carl Allan Lodell. 790 Michigan
avenue ; Paul Ludwig Haag, 743 Tenino
avenue; Ernest Jenson, 1I8 Oswego;
Glenn Oroville Millhouse. 605 North
Twenty-third street : Truman Donovan
Luark, 560 East Morrison ; Price P. Pa-
nuses, 6 .North Fifth street ; Haney a.
Peterson, 431 West Park.
193 Olney Crosson, 702 Wrest Burling
ton ;' Jung Furn, 93 Flanders.
155 Jsturenne Woogr, 1309 Omaha ;
Philip- Chaisob, 775 Johnson; Wads-
inuo: Andrew John jonnson, ueKum
building; Chester Jr. Evanson, 366
Fourth street.
216 Edgar Pearl Copple, 521 Everett
street.
158 Paul Kreiger. 711 Union avenue;
Franks Vesta. Linnton ; Robert Maurice
Campbell, 712 East Taylor street : Frank
Glrrard, 175 Twelfth street: Wiliiam J.
Booth. 414 Eleventh street.
11 Vincent Scopacasa, 6107 Fifty
fourth street southeast; Jacob John
Legler. 824 Garfield avenue; John
.Craigton Gigray, 1859 Klickitat ; Wal
ter Herman Miner, lzua r.asi 1 ammii ;
Lawrence Clayton Hendrickson. 606
Buffalo ; Albert Alfonso Dean, Salem,
Or. ; Harry Horace Unger, 670 Couch ;
William H. LatUn. 95 East Eighth
street north; John Paul Mebring, Four
teenth and Taylor streets ; Joseph
Ganopale, 431 Fifth street; John Blot
ter. Linnton.
63 Antrelo Diloreto, . 364 East Sixth
street; Paul Bryan Kellogg, 579 Union
avenue north; John C. Mulcare. 984
Commercial street; Jorfti Neil, McDon
ald. 692 East Twentieth street; Dan P.
Clinton, 285 Hancock street ; Harry Mur
ton Shoff, foot of Davis street ; Donald
A. Sprattley 225 Multnomah " street!
Harold Clyde Chase, Ramapo ; hotel ;
Harry L. Schmledecke, 1060 Kelly street;
Hewey -O. KllnUP. Gresham. - j
T. 35. Chsrlfn galtee Blackburn, J 4904
. - ; ' . r f - - -
Seventy-fourth Btreet S ' E. j William
Benlamin Homo ton. 1627 Fremont :
Frederick William Greenourh. 155 Kast
Seventieth street north : Theodore S.
Peterson. 86S Hemlock street Charles
Wood Nash, 1346 Rodney avenue; John
spurr Ketchum, l&Qi i-ortsmoutn ave
nue : Gerald A. Rice, Conradine hotel ;
William Claire Kidd; 95 East Thirty-
fourth street : beater Patrick Callahan.
169 Salmon street; Andy Hederman, 286
day street; Harold William uayDrooic,
Linnton.
'-113 Pat. B.nl.ll 491- T?mm TTnrtv.
eighth street; Paul Edward Billeter.
894 East Tenth street north ; Kenneth
Burris Hall, 642 Spokane avenue ; Ron-
aid Edmund liempy, Y. M. C. A. ; H. U.
Fearery. care of C Reider. Hillsdale
road ; Albert Frederick Olsen. 551
Commercial 1 street ; Brydon 'Wilbur
Harknes. 714 Everett street; Elmer
Kasch, 70' East Eleventh' street.
62 Rickard Kindle Jones. 604 Sixty
third avenue southeast ; Harry Alvln
Crandall, 764 Haight avenue ; George
P. Paulsen. 560 East Schuyler street ;
Emery E. Trahan, 511-East Twenty
second ' street : Walter J. Marchlewecs,
911 Bowdoln street; Theodore -Shurkoff,
87 North Second street ; George Joseph
Hagen, 8 East Sixteenth street north ;
Lawrence Hartwig. 263 Clay street;
Harry E. Ertx, 1652 Virginia avenue ;
Harold J. Sedlg, -Gresham.
18 Thomas Collison. 443 East Clay
street; Max John Walther. 526 East
Twenty-seventh street north ; Henry K.
Nagel, 852 East Tenth street north ;
Sidney Swietzer, 658 Inslay ; Melvln
Lucin Taft, 441 Jarrej,t street; Paul
Luther Wlsel, 1652 Van Houten ; Henry
Hnerttue Bona, Hotel Georgia ; Lester
A. Wiles. 60 Buchtel street ; Emmett
Dreggs Hendricks. 206 Broadway ; Carl
Christian Boehmer, 605 Market ; Daniel
James Foley, Linnton.
BUY W. 8. 8.
today as a draft recruit from Tacoma.
Paul has a record. He 18 well known
In Socialist circles Wind a year aro wae
given a Jail sentence of six months for
defaming; th memory of Georges,'Wash
Ington, but was . pardoned by Governor
Lister before his time expired. Then
be-was arrested for falling to register.
His defense was that he wished to show
he was against war In any way.
Federal officers say Paul should make
a good soldier and now Paul himself
believes it.
BUT W. 8. 8.
License Ordinance's Passed
Under the terms of an ordinance
passed by-the city, council massage par
lors and bath houses are required to
secure licenses to operate. Men attend-.
ants are required for men patrorur and
women assistants tor women customer.
On the reoommendatkm of David llob-'
inson. federal lnrestlrator. the council
revoked the rttense of Margaret Craw- t'f
ford, who opera ten a massage establish
mcnt at 208 Third street. - Complaints
against some of the maaaafre parlors
of the city had been made by the police.
Music Is a Necessary Paurt of the Home
Paul Haffer, Once
Slacker, Now Fights
Camp Lewis, June 27. (I. N. .)
Paul Haffer, six feet two inches tall
and built In proportion, reached camp
IP WKP
I V 'I'M I ' . -Ss
WARTIME RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
t I ii a mtnir 1 necessirv part nt the sol
diers' equipment not of his entertainment.
If is more essential than that, although his
entertainment is important enough. It is ,
essential as a ration, almost as important IS
mi ration of food. Each battalion should hav
muir. stirring music, to rut per in the inert. -
V : - 4fK&
t'Ai'Mfi Music is not an esthetic decoration of mil-
."liary inc. ii is n cacinii in ""juic iuu
wholesome soldiers' living.
It appeals equally to the home, therefore
let us have music now of all times and
don't neglect the children's musical educa
tion, as we make it possible still with low
Z&Zf 't 'prices ana easy terms 01 payment.
!UISpians and player pianos than required, ow-
ggr inn io auvaiiLc in I'mcjuiuni; iiiMu ucvuir .
her 15, 1917. Consequently we now find in ;;
stock quite a number of the more expen$Iy
1917 models unsold, which we will new pro-;
ceed toLOSE OUT AT OLD AND RE
DUCED CASH PRICES. Buy now and Avoid,
Too, the further July 1 Rise in Price.
HAPPY IS THE HOME THAT HAS A 1917 MODEL
STEGER PLAYER-PIANO
as shown above. Come and let us demonstrate this player
to you. cash, $12 monthly buys a 1!1T model.
Clearance Sale of 99 New 1917 Models and Resale of 95 NewlIsedPianos
365! GRAND PIANOS 'Singer .--025 zsMonicr ... mhi od
37sUteeer lo5o 595;Sinj:er 525 328Gahler 35o 115
QsUer ..iMo fiQS'Steeer 55o 361,Hallet N. D. 37 5 13$
395'sterer. ...llo 695;Steger. .
How to Make an Inexpensive Mixture
That Will Darken Streaked or
Faded Gray Hair.
Gray, streaked or faded hair can be
Immediately made black, brown or lieht
brown, whichever shade you desire, by
the use of the fcfflowlng remedy that
you can make at home:
Merely get a small box of Orlex
powder at any drug store. It costs
only 25 cents, and no extras to buy.
Dissolve it in one ounce of water and
como it through the hair. Full direc
tions for use come in each box.
You need not hesitate to use Orlex.
as a $100 gold bond comes iiveach box,
guaranteeing' the user that Orlex pow
der does not contain silver, lead, zinc,
sulphur, mercury, aniline, coal-tar prod
ucts or their derivatives.
It does not rub off. is not sticky or
rummy, and leaves the hair fluffy. It
will make a gray-haired person look
20 years younger. lAdv.)
Clear Your Skin
WhileYouSleep
withCuticura
All dragslsU I Sosp S. Ointmaat SI SO. Taloum SS.
Simple each frw of "Oattemra, Dipt .. Beaten."
43 1917 Models
PM n c i pally high
grade pianos, which,
not selling rapidly
at $500 to 5650,
will now sell at J365
to ?468, the prices
of cheaper .grades.
These pianos have
all of the up-to-date
improvements, 50
more tone and effi
ciency. 99 New
1917 Models
UPRIGHT PIANOS
Thompson. $3 7 5. $245
Thompson. 42 5 290
Singer 47 5 345
Singer 525 356
Singer . 525 356
Singer S25- 356
356
Steger ....
Steger ....
rSteger ....
Steger. . . .
Steger ....
Feed & S's.
Reed & S's.
Reed & S's.
Steger ....
550
75o
5?0
5 Su
550
500
500
5oo
5 5o
5 50
395
395
395
395
425
PLAYER PIANOS
Singer 52 5
Thompson. 650 435
Thompson. 7 50 435
Thompson. 650 465
Thompson. 650 465
Thompson. 650 487,
Thompson. 6 5 o 487
Singer 7 5o 535
Singer 750 535
Reed 8c S's. 7 50 562
Peed & S's. 750 562
Steger. . . . 850 595
Steger. . . . 1050 595
Steger. ... i 150 695
Elec. St'er. 1050 695
12 Re-Sale
Pianos
The equity goes to
you. They are 1916
and 19 17 models;
got id as new, not
much used, with all
up-to-date improve
ments; 5 0'r more
tone and elficiency,
and yet yon buy at
a saving ol 51 in to
54 5 5 if you buy be
fore thev are sold.
95 New
Pianos
RE-SALE PIANOS
RE-SALE PLAYER
PIANOS
Thompson. 650
Thompson .'650
Singer 7 50
Singer 750
Steger 850
Steger 1050
10rr
to 90
New
380 Eilers buo. 4 So 165
KVeser .... 4 00 165
Krcreger ... 4 50 190
Bennett ... 5oo 190
SSg'iCimball 4 5(1 21f
413,KUrtzman.. 410 215
41S;Thompson 3 75 245
435,Kneisel ... 375 260.
468, Thompson 37 5 260
595'Davis & S's. 37 5 260
Thompson 39 5 265
USED GRAND
IN.Y.P'nTt
Organs iSteinway
8 5 25
1 ooo
1 100
165
495
Uaed Parlor
Gamp ft Co.
IFarrend.... 1 3 5 3i
SchuUCo... 125 35
Kimball... 125 38
Used Square Pianos
C'ts & Co. . 250 35
1 ! - 1 l.rmht fi.nnt
45, UK ivnJKX. mwiru,!
TERMS
$5, $10
OR MORE CASH
$3, $6
Thompson . S 3 7 5 S268
285 Collard. ... 275
CASH AJm BOSDS or other securities taken in part or full payment of Pianos or Flayer-1 iano -ur.,.
n.J- V,, P: U M 'I R0. 1r and compare oar qaallty. price, and terms as ad.erti.ed, an yos will
vJrder XOUr rianO by mail iarn why we have hundreds of mail-order buyers.
OFT F TOWX BUYERS WE PREPAY ATI MAKE FREE DELIVERY OK PI A3 IO TO JYaH".)-'l
200 miles, and the piano will be shipped subject to exchange within one year, we allowing the tun amouni
tually gives you a one-year trial of the piano you order.
Every piano or player piano purchased carries with it trie Schwan Piano Co. guarantee or sansr i .
usual guarantee from each manufacturer of these new musical instruments.
OUR SOLDIERS WANT PHONOr.UAPH R'ORPS Sa vines Stamps.
.v.- . 1 ,i I .1 ..411 Y. .n.,t ,r. n, .nlriiera still hosnltalB. Buy War MMHF'' i-inni
in ii if, t.iic i v i ii r" j ka natc L1I ' . ' l ut, li Jf i ' ri 11 . tvj v i . v .-fc. . . . .
WARRANTER
HACKED BY
MANY MILLION
IV CAPITAL
Manufacturers'
Coast Distributors,
111 Eonrth- Street,
at Washington.
cliwan Piano Co.
id
Telephone Operators
Wanted!
Telephone operating offers' many advantages to young women who are seeking employment
at a good salary with opportunities for advancement.
Good Pay
A good salary from the tart. .
Regular and frequent increases.
Permanent Position
Work is steady and permanent.
Many opportunities for advancement.
Interesting Work
Pleasant, clean, fascinating.
Associates carefully selected.
Pleasant Surroundings
Light and well ventilated offices.
Comfortable lunch and recreation rooms.
Special Advantages
, 1 ' Annual vacation with pay.
Sick Benefits, Death Benefits, Pensions, without cost.
Good Character STnd Good Health are required. Young women between the ages of 18 and 26
are preferred. Previous experience is not necessary. Our employment office i$ located on the
Sixth Floor, Room 601, in the Telephone Building, Park and Oak Streets, and is open from
8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. We invite you to call at this office and meet Miss Thomas, who
will gladly discuss the matter personally with you. An appointment may be made by calling
Broadway 12000. - ' .
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph - Company
Room-601 Sixth Floor
, i i PARK AND OAK STREETS , v,. . V
ft.