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1 10 THE;. OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND. : THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. ' 1918. -t THE ROLL OF HONOR St.:. ' . U 1 (Continued From Page One.) '3 KILLID IN ACTIP 1 hrfMnti t-FROT . LITTLE. Byrdstown. Tenn. . WILLIAM S. MORHItt, Quitman. Ga. Ulim.AV PODOLNIK. Cleveland. Ohio. MARTIN J. ROIfACKK. Chicago. lETEK I. ROSAS. Elizabeth, N. J. i Corporals FRANCIS D. HOWARD, Pleasentville, N. Y. CLARENCE HHNTEH. MadiMm. Ind. KIlW. KLEMME. Belleville, I1L LACKE LaFEVER, Kilter I'oint, Tenn. ' OLIVER C. METZGER, Allien, Iowa. ROBERT P. UAiENBUHLKR. Jersey City. "' K. J. A'-': 'WILLIAM BOTH, New York. " ALFRED BCHMITT. Jersey City. N. J. , ELMER H. SUMMONS. Hanover. Maia. JACOB STKINKAMP. Bridgeport. Conn. tt ' I Privates a-.f WAITMAN J. AKER8. Booers. Va. CLARENCE II. BECKER. 26 North Tenth fi.etfeet, JCanaaa City. Mo. FRANK BENDA, Garfield. N J. DANIEL W. BIRD, ijuim-y, Mlas. JOHN BIRDBONG, Newport, Ark " STEVE B. BIHHOP. Pilot. Va. ,.. WERTHKR CARTER. Big Creek. Miss. , ". MATTHEW J. COES8ENS. Amsterdam. N. Y. PAt'L EASO. Queen City. Mo. V ' CHAP J. ELMORE. Maggte. Va. S iiEOHGE E8TLK, Columbus. Ohid. " JAMES GAMBLE FLEMING. PhUadelphla. : A. J- FREEMAN, Cullman. Ala. .BHON18TAN GEOZENSKIOW8KI. Balti- Hirhinoml, Staten Island, Vincezo Liai, Borne. Italy; Ely McDanlel. Medi cine Lodge. Kan.: Charlie B. Mann. Greenville, 8. C. : Everett F. Moore, Asbury Park.; N. J.; Carl T. Myran. MancheUr. Minn.: Peter Owad, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Ralph Pol, Cheater. W. Va.; Geonizy Poko, Westfield, Mam.; Kooario Ragon eae, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Lenie C. Robinson, Madi md. Ark.; George Blechta, Victoria. Texas; Wil lie L. Smith, Carrollton. Miss.; Robert Steen, Darand, Wis.; Burnham Thorns BU'tM, Dan ville, Ind.; Ccetaa Voyiaa, Sindiason, Greece. WOUNDED Degree Undetermined) Sergeant Fred Erick Mitchell. Danville, 111. ; Nickola Nora. I -a redo, Texaa; Charles R. Strother. Bedford, Ind. Corporal John F. Allen, Decatur. SI. I Bugler Clyde A. Glover. Valley Falla. R. I. Privates Anthony A medio, Yonkers, ' N. T. ; Edward G. Huyai, Camden. N. J.: Clifford B. MarstoprTttlanta, Ga. ; Francis E. Monaghan, Cenairdiagua, N. Y. ; Talmage H. Moore, Phila delphia; Charlea Santangelo. Norriatown. Pa. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS NOW REPORTED ON DUTY WITH COMPANY i - Private Ernest P. Hoerr, Portsmouth, ! Ohio. DIED OP WOUNDS j (Erroneously Reported at Severely Wounded) PRIVATE JESSIE J. NORMAN, Fitzbugb, Ark. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OP WOUNDS NOW REPORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED Brrgeant Harry P'b -. New York. ; . ..ere as follows: as BAM GOIIDEN V. Y. " JOHN C. GRAFF. Philadelphia. FRANK C BEN DA. Dirkaon City. Pa. WILEY II. GRl.BB. Seven Mile Ford. Va. RICHARD J. HARTLEY, Philadelphia. Gt'g KALTA8, Omaha. Neb. ALFRED KAYftER. West Orange. N. J. TON I KtlMANHKI. Providence. R. I. WILLIAM H KJ.INK, Baltimore. WILLIAM KENNEY, Brooklyn. N. Y. ' HI 14. KKLCHER. Watts. Okla. WYDENTY KRZWKY. Ijickawanna. N. Y MICHAEL KL'HII, Wyandotte. Mirh CLABENCE I aTOI UETTE, Covington. Ind. JAMES H J.ENIHAN,Oil City, Pa BERT LEONARD. Isavenworth. Kan. JOHN M'TTJAHANN, Topeka." Kan. RUOE McMillan, Boise, Idaho. CLAIR H MARSHALL, Flint, Mirh. ARTIE MOOHE. Nashvjlle. Ind. STEPHEN J. OBAR, limestone. Maine. PATRICK MrHI GH. Brooklyn. N. Y. GEORGE E. PA NX ILL, Martinsville, Va. 8AM PARKER. Th.xton. Va ALBEBT PATRICK. Tulsa. OkU. CHARLES F. PETERS, Browning. Mo. WILLIAM PITHOWICZ. Trenton. N. J. BOLE8IAW FRCBAK. Chicago. JOHN BADOLSKI. Chicago. TETER RAGILIA, New York. , U'HSI BANDON, Crystal flails. Mich. , AtGfSTf S ROGERS. Camteo. N. Y. ARTHUR 8. ROWLEY. East Long Meadow. Mana. MEYER SCHWARTZ. New York. COLLIH V. 8HEI.T0N, Arkadelphia, Ala. . GEORGE C. MART, Beaamont. Texas. STANLEY HORNOW8KI. Chicago, t CLAUDE B. TERRY, SUtesboro, Ga DIED OP WOUNDS Sergeant JAMES A. EVANS. Brooklyn. N. Y. Corporal GLEN A. MORROW, Dea Moines, la. Privates FRANK" E. CARLSON, Kontanelle. la. ANDREW DCDZJK, Philadelphia. EM1LE E. JOHNSON. Floyd, la. JOS. U PEARCE, Selma, N. C. HARRY R SALTER, Whiteshoro. N. Y. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES Corporal HOWARD J. HALLS, Spanish Fork, Utah. Privates RAY M HAGI8TROM, 128 West 68th Flare, Loe Angeles, ( JOHN M. MacLEOD, Harlowton. Mont. NILS A. SANDERSON, Forest Grove. Mont HARRISON Z. TAYLOR. Henryville. Ind. WOUNDED SEVERELY Sergeant Dorninick Inids, tlhicago. Corporals Andrew Baskin, I'hllaiirlprtia. i Manua O. Gannon, Doctors' Cove. N. S. Charles H. Kellry. Butledge, Tenn. Ernest B. I'atter.nn, Atlanta. Ga. Privates Stnkey A. Barrix, Henderson. Tenn. Joseph E. Brown, Westboro, Mass. Frank Gallagher, Bangor. Me. , Ilavid M. Gorsuch. Titiisville, Pa. Rosier Gouge. Bskersville, N. C. Gerdnn Gouldy, Beedley, Cal. Frank A. Griyvac, Pinconning. Mich. Frank M. Hayden, Auburn, N. Y. Chas, J. Hoerl, Catonsyille, Md. ' . Rei C. Kelly, Lewtstnn. Maine. ; Will J. Uflim, North Ferrislmrg. VL Geo. H. Morgan. St, Paul, Minn. David B. Pollock. Vsnetta. W. a. Samuel Renick. Frankfort, Ind. Guy P. Rose, Newbern. N. C Arthur Sacalus, Kali River, Mas. Theo. Salvatus, Bnuth Bethlehem, Pa. " Chas. Sankavitch. Brooklyn. N. Y. John- C. Sutton. Stafcton. Va. ", WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) Sergeants George 8. Frits. Oakridge. Pa; Clarence E. Glick. Tiffin. Ohio. Corporal Albert S. Averlll, 309 Fifth avenue "v North, Seattle, Wash. - . Privates Allen D. Anderson, Dallas. Texas; "Joseph Girouard. .South Bridge, Mass.; Mark L. Grant, L'nlty. Maine; Edwsrd Largent, Fort Jienry, Tenn.; Donato Le Bneuf, New Bedford, ias.: Harry I-ery. New York; Iiennis O'Brien. Arlington. N. J. ; Frlman Prlick. New York. " Army List No. 2: -' KILLED IN ACTION Sergeants ROY W. BILLINGSLEYi LouisrUle, Ky. t PACL B. BOALB, Llrichsville. Ohio. - " RAYMOND O. FISHEK. Pine Grove. Schtiyl kUl county. Pa. WILLIAM H. HENDERSON. Converse. S. C. THOMAS L. KEHOE. Syracuse, N. Y. THOMAS H. NAPIER, Big Creek, N. T. NICHOLAS PEN I ITS. Tarnopol, Austria. KAILON BACH IN SKY, Chicago. THOMAS C. STILLER. Chicago. BRL'NO 8WIEBOCK1. hicago. Corporals GERALD J. Bl'CKLKY. Carbondale, Pa. JOSEPH T. ELWIN. Pittsburg. Pa. OLIVER E. FRANCIS, Bainbridge, Ohio. FBED J. J. GEBSHEFSKI. Menden. Conn. . OSCAR A HIX. Ixweil, Mass ( JOHN L01"DENSLA(;KH. Bethlehem. Ta. ' FRANK MARTIN LVBRESKI. Shamokin. Pa. RALPH W. LIILMAN. Mount Oliver Station Pittsburg. MATTHEW VRANESCH, Joliet. IU. JAMES C. WILDER. Climax. Ga. Privates CLARENCE E. ANN IS, Rugby. N. D. FRANK U BANNON. a200 Portia avenue, St. Louie. FRED BRA PSHAW. Chicago. VE8RJS G. BROWN. Quiel. Ky. ' BALVATORE CALA. Svracuse. N. T PATSY CAUCSONO. Westimrt. Conn. JOHN CONDLEN,' Uliphant Furnace, Pa. PETER CORMIER. Adams. Mass. THEMIS EMANl EL. New York. KORT II. KRICKSON. Hasty. Minn. DEEMER H. FALLTHE. Arthor, N. D. Ll'THER FRANKLIN FIELDS. Eastey. S. C. LORENZO G A LLONECetto. Iuly. BICHARP L. t;LEDEWELL. Finley. Tenn. NICK GONZALES. Lakeland. I. LEON GOODROW. Fulton. N. T HENRY W. HAIGHTER. Burkeville. Ala. FERRELL L. HAMER. Lagrange. Ga. JAMES B. HAKGET, Trenton. Tenn. FRED ALBERT HEERWAGON. Buffalo, N, T. FBED B HOWARD. Sugar Grove. Fa. ELIX INKELES. Brooklyn. N. T. CHABLES ERNEST IRWIN, 2232 East Twenty-first street. Oakland. Cal. MARCO JEANETT. New Haven, Conn. JOHN JOHNSON. Peterson. N. J TENNIS JOHNSON, Decorah. Iowa. MARTIN KOSKI. Kllkeinen. inland. EARL V. LALONPE. Pohtiac, Mich HARRY LEDEHMAN New York. U L. LUMPKIN'S. Devall Bluff. Ark. CLAUDE H. McQI'ARRY. Norwood V WILLIAM K. MIDWOOD. Springfield. Mass JAMES NARDELLA, Youngstown. Ohio. IVAR PORT8EN, Waasan. Finland. SAM RESNICK, Volhynia. Russia. WALTER 8ADOFSKY. Olowva WUno, Bnssia. GEORGE STRAGA. Belluno Longarone. IUly LESTER H. WORMLIGHT. Skowhegan', .SJH, -.1 e i .it The marine corp.. . Lut No. 1 KILLED IN ACTION CORPORAL HAZBN A. VAUGHN. Oak Park. 111. SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION Private Edmund P. Clouatre, Worcester, Mass.; Roy G. Horton. Rochester, N. Y. : Al fred ii. Mullen. Arvona, Pa.; Leslie B. Scott, League City Texas. WOUNDED IN ACTION (Degree Undetermined) Sergesnta Hugh P. Kidder. Waukeom, Jowa; Edward L. Wilkinson, Great Falla, Mont. Corporals Royal M. Beckwith, Joliet, III ; Cliarles Campbell, Clinton, Minn.; William E. Dye. Kenmore. Ohio; Frank 8. Walker, Millis, Mass. Privates Aurin II. Bailey, rrovidenne. B. I. ; Robert C. Cameron, Chicago; Frank R. Smith, Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Louis G. Smith, Verona, N. Y. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION PRIVATE CLEMENT It. BON TEMPS, Bay St. Louis. Miss. WOUNDED IN ACTION (Severely) Sergeants Tony W. Kane, 1058 Milwaukee are.. Chicago; Oscar Pynckels, Paterson, N. J. Corporals Lawrence H. K. Neil, Akron, Ohio; Bf-rnard W. Mbntag, Oshkosh, Wis.; Earl 8. Sutherland. Penn Yann, N. Y. Privates Ralph A. Tobin, Philadelphia: Mur ray E. Hart, Danville, 111. ; John R. Basse tt. HUkes. Va. ; William M. Farrar, East Orange, V J. ; Lester I. Fehrs. Chester, N. Y. ; John J. Hale. Thrall. Texaa; Austin A. Nelson, Crooks ville, Ohio; Raymond P. Rogers. New burgh. N. Y. ; Horace H. Sharp. Colbert. Ga.; Ralph D. Smith. North Bend. Pa. Walter C. SPEAR. Pleasant City. Ohio. Claude 8. Miller, Bloomington. 111.; Milton A. Mittelholtz, 1871 Locu.-t street, Pasadena, CaL; Albert W. Moore. Madisonville. Ohio: Carroll H. Moss. Tokonsha, .Mich. ; Jake V. Mullis, Tun nellion, Ind.; Earl C. Nelson, Flushing, Mich.; Claude E. Parmenter. Waukesha, Wis. ; Wil liam A. Pevebouse, Muskogee, Okla. ; Howard E. Perry. Cannonsburg, Pa. ; Carroll G. .Roberts, Carrollton. Ill,; Clande Romeyn. Iceland. Miss.; Clarence W. Rosene, Fabyn, Conn. : George Schilling. East Highland Park, Mich.; Rees Bchlagle. Trairie Du Sac, Wis. ; Alfred B. Sea man, West Middlesex. Pa.; Dewey : Schmidt, Whitney, Texas; William G. Sewell, Belvidere. 111.; William H. Skaggs, 2828 Tark avenue. St. Louis, Mo.; Preston L. Slack, Thedford Center, Va. ; William Stern, New York; Engelbert M. Tetley, Indianapolis; George S. Thorsen, Chi cago; William M. Trent, Andersonville. Va. ; Robert B. Turner. Indianapolis'; Oscar E. Up dyke, Avoca. N. Y. ; Mathew J. Wall, Morgan field. Ky. ; Raymond A. Walter. 2518 Ada avenue. St. Louis. Mo. : Karl H. Wilkinson. 1 Chester, I1L ; Edward J. Wir. 1 28 Conn street. Sr. Louis, Mo. ; George G. . Wohlge muth, Wilcox, Neb.; Charles C. Yeas, Cincin nati. MI8SINQ IN . ACTION Sergeant James M. Walker, Cincinnati. Corporal Anthony Florentine, Everett, Mass. Privates Carl H. Fisher, Fox Lake, Wis.; Charles F. Gomez, Tampa, Fla. ; Victor E. Johnson, Minneapolis, Minn. ; William G. Hoppe, Milweukee; James T. Pitts, Pontoosuc, 111. ; Ro land W. Quinn. St. Paul. Minn: Guslar Soitz- bardt, Milwaukee; Charles H. Whitney, Roches ter, Minn. WOUNDED IN ACTION (Slightly) Privates: Joseph C. Stites, Hopkinsville, K.y. ; Irwin W. Frankenstein, 3030 St. Louis avenue. St. Louis, Mo. Marine List No. 2 : WOUNDED INACTION ( Degree Undetermined) Sergeants: Romeyn P. Benjamin, New York; Alfred O. Hslverson. Ridgeway, Ohio; Michael J. Stiller. New Orleans. La.; Leo J. Zebrowski, Jamaica, n. y: Corporals: Albin Anderson, I-orkport, 111 ; Obed P. Berge. Minneapolis; Fred C. Black. Charlotte, N. C; Clarence D. Bradford. Ashland. Texas; Campbell B. Cline, Covington, Ky. ; Lynn C. Kitigcrald, Flint, Mich.: John W. Hufsmith. Houston. Texas; William O. Totter, Chicago; Fred E. Sloan, Chicago. Privates: Homer J. Akers, Norwood, Mo. ; Rudolph Bargmann. Newark, N. J.; Thomas J. Barren tine. McKinney. Texas; Frank C. Brough, New York; Frank P. Czrenshowski. Chicago: Ray mond J. Dacey, Detroit; Clement B. Graven-hori-t. Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Ermy W. - Groves. Cor inth, Ky. ; Earl Learned. Kenosha. Wis. ; Blaze Blombardo, Cleveland, Ohio; Benjamin F. Mason. McRae. Ga.: Fitch L. McOord. Paris, 111.: Thomas H. McConkay, Oregon, i 111. ; John McNamara, Green Island, N. Y. ; Martin T. Ma- loney, 3421 Alberta street, St. Vouis, ino. ; EDWARD DALMAN. Chinook. Mont. GEORGE F. DEAN, Spokane, Wasn. JOHN E. LIASON, Pelican Kapids. Minn. ALBERT H. FELIX, Norcroas. Minn. PETER FLAN ESS. Mbaoula. MonL CLARENCE K. FLEMING. Gridley. Kan. LEON HAWES. Scotland, S. 1). EDWIN HUCKETT, UcGehee, Ark. ROBERT INGELATH. San Francisco. WILLIAM C. LA Y TON, Layne, Utah. JOSEPH MUSIELAK, Chicago. HARRY J. POSNER. Worcester. Maaa. t ELBERT ROBINSON. Centralia. I1L FRANK B. STADLER. New York. AN;U8 8TONE, Fortune Bay, N. F. JAMES A. WENSTER. Box Elder, Colo. WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieutenant George William E. Cocke, Bristol Corpora la Herbert R. Nelson, Chicago; Mayer Taggart. Snyder, Mo.; josepn w. xumer, panucka. Okla. Mechanio Ianl Crown. Chicago. Privates John Brennan. PhUadelphla; Earl B. Burris, Wheeling, W. Va. ; Newton W. Haack, St. Paul. Minn.; Walter L. Currey, Grafton. W. Va. : Charles P. Orden. Cincinnati, Ohio; Peter M. Walsh, Grand Rapids, Mich.; George A.-WatU, West Detroit. Mich. MISSING. IN ACTION Lieutenant George H. Katterman, Nashville, 'private William J. Woelfel, Philadelphia. WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) r,.! uniiH S. Bertram. Sioux City, Iowa. wL.t.. Pnnk Ptirise. Scranton, Pa. ; Ed- in f Rreithaurjt. Dresden. Ohio; Alvin F. F rocking. IndUnapolia; Richard C. Campbell Wichita, Kan.; Holland C. Cogdell. Abilene, N i i'irU Thomnson. Cook. Hutchinson, Kan. r:.'n... j rorhett Chicaeo: Horace Dale. Co lumbia, Misa. j Benjamin DeVere. Gillette. Ark.; wiiitan, l.ar.nc, Foster. Hamilton. Ohio; Ray mond Giason. Kingsxiort, Tenn.; Floyd Bernard u.m.r Irnntin Ohio: Michael J. Harding. Chicago; John C. Hayfleld, Welser, Idaho) James P Kane, HttabuTg. Pa.; Justin H. Kline. De troit Mich- Edward Ijcure. Chicago; Elmer L. Lancaster, Arcadia. Cel.: Alexander Lemont Acern 111. : PressleT R. Lomenivk. Chattanooga Tenn.: David A. Naughton. Chicago: Guy Tolclieskv Berlin. Wis.:' Walter D. O'Toole Kh.,itWiiro Wis - Lester Kemy. Salt Lake City; Claude H. Robinson. Madiaon, Ark. : Charlea M. Runyon. Catlett-burg, Ky.; Albert E. Sawyer. Chicsiro- Georire V. Schreech. Terre Haute. Ind Mark K. Shattuck. Pontiac. Mich. ; Fondus B. Smith. Williamsburg. V)hio; Russell Everett Smith. Qnincy. Mich. ; Ormal D. Stevens. War ren Mich : Lawrence B. Swantag. Chicago Milo G. Tebbe. St. Louis, Mo. ; Allen B. Tilgh man. S. Louis, Mo.; Joseph C. Yenick, Ply mouth. Pa. ; George E. McCarthy, Chicago. Privates Frank Purise. Scranton. Pa. Trumpeter George Raymond Saunders, Orlando Fla: Herbert Chas. Adams. Sedro-Woolley Wash.; Ralph C. Arras, Minneapolis, Minn.; Wm W. Asikainen, St. Louia, Mo. : Chas. H. Babb, WUlmot. S. D. : Oscar H. Bartley, Anita. Iowa Bishop S. Batterton. Paris. Ky. ; Henry A Bauman. St. Ixiuis. Mo. : John P. Bell, Hamil ton. Maine : William Bishop. Gilespie, 111. ; Mar tin Rooterbaueh. Coupon. Pa. : William Brev ins, Cincinnati, Ohio;. Richard O. Brown, Kane 111. ; ;Clarenee J. Browning, Baton Rouge. La. John V. Bryan. Downey Grove. 111. ; William H Rulman. Philadelphia: James Maxweli carry Minneapolis, Minn. ; Elmer F. Chapin. East 8t Louia. 111. : Norman W. Chrirtensen, ( ass Lae Minn.; George H. Croll, Evanton. 111.; Waiter N. Crossland. Blue Island, 111. ; Bernard Duenr, Milwaukee, Wis.; Archie A. Duell, Grand Rap ids. Mich.; Robert L.. Duncan, west Milton, Ohio ; Joseph B. Dwyer, Chattanooga, Tenn. ; Claire Morton Eagle, West Springfield. Pa. ; j Frederick A. Eckles, Gray. Iowa: Frank Jo seph' Ehrenhofer, Kansas City: Martin Figel bach. Iuisvile, Ky. ; Percival A. Eckhmd, Rock Island. 111. ; Sanford Samuel Ellis, Nevada, Mo.; Dixie Godwin -Epperson. White Wright, Texas ; Jase Calvin Eubanks, Paris, Texas ; Rus sell Cole Flegal. Garfield. Ta. : Edmund J. Fens, Edgar, Wis. ; Fred Ford. I-anMng. Mich. ; George Frost, Gordonville, Minn. ; Sam H. fiade, Mem phis, Tenn. : Benjamin H. Gasten, Glen Elder, Kan.; Fred W. Godfrey, Chicago : Sydney Gold stein, Sharon, Pa. ; William H. Goekins, Greens burg. Ind.: Roy B. Graham, Rogers, Texas; Clyde Green, Springfield,- 111. : James W. Gross, Hastings,- Mich. ; Richard J. Gudeswitz. St. Iuis ; Thomas Rider Haggard. Deland. III. ; Charles M. Hajos, Atlanta. Ga. ; James W. Hannah, Horshorns, Okla.; Alvi3-S. Hanson. St Louis; Delia Royd Harris, San Antonio, Texas; Ralph Kyle Harris, Jspringfield. 111. ; Odean Har rison. McFarland. Wis. ; William 8. Hay, Win chester. Ky ; Frar G. Hein. Springfield. I1L ; Clark W. Her.--bei&T, Vedersburg. Ind. ; Albert R. Hess, DetroitMich. ; Charles F. Hunefeld, Chicago: Walter V. Ihling, Milwaukee: Dwight O. Imhuff. ' Mingo Vunction. Ohio: Finlev J Iseman, Burlington, Kan.; Clarence E. Jackson, Porters Falls, V. Va. ; Lewis W. Kathman, Memphis, Tenn. ; Edward C. Keller. New Or leans, La. ; , Owen Kischer, Windsor, 111. ; Mar shall KotU, Birmingham, Mich. ; Maurice S. K cause, tit. Ixu; Edward P. Lanagari, Chi cago; William E. Langdon. Detroit, Mich.; Walter i. La nee, Milwaukee, Wia. ; Wal ter C. Lauer. Williamstown, W. Va.. Leon K Lawson. Auburn. W. a. ; Denver A. Lesher, Litchfield. Ky. ; Charles E. Lyons. Minong, Wis. ; William C. McCarty, Ymint. Mo. ; Oscar N Marshall. Parkin, Ark. ; Hugh S. Miller, St. I-ouis. Mo.; DeMarre Myers. Stubenville. Ohio; Grovcr Cronan. Houston, Texas; Iiewey Edmund Nulph. Cameron. Colo. ; Harry W. Curant. Cadiz Ohio. : Donald C. Perrin. Mercer, Pa ; Thomas W. Payton, Reed Point. Mont ; Charles M. Hogue. Fredericktown. Mo.; George A. Pugh, New Eagle,' I'a. ; Norrelte J. Rich. Handley. Texas; Oscar J. Reminger, Wautough Valley, ienn. ; Herbert B. Schulz, Chicago; James I oeoii, Macon. Tenn. ; James W. Shepherd. Greenville, Miss. ; Hanson A. Smith, Monterey Minn.; Joe Smith. Gadsen, Ala.: William C Stark. Elyria. Ohio; Roy H. Tedder. Detroit. Mich.; Dana B. Thrasher. Chicago; Alva C. Tompkins, Hobart. Ky. ; Clarence D. Troup. Chi cago: Fred Vogala; Bay City, Mich.; Edwin H. Ward, Dayton. Wash.; Harry P. Warren. Bell wood. Neb. ; Alvin B. Wilde. Lovington. N.. M Winfield B. Willoughby, Chicago; Bert Henry Youngblood, Monroe. Wis. . Wilbur J. Stsley. Sidney, Ohio; BromtxUw Btaszkerucx. ; Etizabethport. N. J. : Harry J. Btorwberger, : Evans rule, ind. ; Marion Bucny, Scoby, MonL; Harry Turnipsod. Hampton, Ga. ; Williara A. Vaughan, Fayette villa, N. O. : Francis ' T. Veazey. PWladelphia ; William W. Walker, Pacific Junction, Iowa; William H. Weid, Brooklyn. N. Y.; William W. Harton, new Haven. Conn.; Henry a. W olhaupt, an- tigo. Wis. WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) Serareanta Melrtn C. Kirk wood. RoaeVille. Pa.: WUliam O'Neil, New York; Robert E- Pbillioa, Tanglewood, Texaa. Corporal Charles Shaw. Groveport. Ohio. Mechanic Clint B. Miller. Graysville. Tenn. Privates Harry Brown.t67 Morria atreet, In- -I - dianapolis. Ind. : James A. Donohue. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Charlea A. Jennings, Rutland. VL ; John Leroy Puddy. New York. MISSING IN ACTION Privates Louia H. Bell. Pittsburg. Pa. : John P. Cleaver. Somerset. Pa.: Richard K. Keenan. Jeanatte, Pa. : Frederick C. Lockwood, Boston ; erner w. McFarland. iallston. New Brighton. Pa.; Robert D. McKinnia. New Brighton. I'a.; Frank R. McNease. New Brighton. Pa. : Walter E. Neel, Salisbury, N. C. : John Rita, Bitumen, Pa.; Lace D. Rohr, Vadia. W. Va. : Michael Scioli. Philadelphia ; Dewey A. - Shively. New nngnton. Pa.: Steve Sullivan. Bridgewater, I'a. William A. Sullivan. Jackson. Mich.: Edward Voelmle. . Philadelphia; Vivian E. Wilkinson, Sandyville. W. V William C. Zimmerman Somerset. Pa. ; Clarence H. Zinkan. Beaver, Pa. Leo B. Clark. Meyeradale. Pa. : Antonio D'Arcan- gelo, Boston; Veto Danderlo, Old Forge, Pa. James H. DePne. Philadelphia: George D. Die tnch. Columbia. Pa.; Wallace F. Dilworth, Enon Valley. Pa.: Camille Duranto. Philadelphia: Joe Endzel, Jenner, Pa. ; Amon E. Fishbum, Phila delphia; Thomas A. Fredericks, Philadelphia: Elmer L. Garver, New Brighton, Pa. : Grover I leveland Gray, Charlotte. N. C. : Arthur Gug Meyersdale, I'a. : Lawrence J. Hartle. Meyers- dale. Pa. : Earl v. Herrington, New Brighton, Pa. ; Edward C. Jackson, New Brighton. Pa. ; Floyd J. Joshanski. Weedsport. N. Y.: John n. "Kennedy. New Brighton. Pa. ; George E. Lind- aay. New Brighton, Pa.; Earl Loucks, Washing ton, Fa. KILLED IN ACTION Sergeants, GEORGE TAYLOR AGEE. 3208 Indepen dence avenue, Kansas City. Mo. DAVID CLOUDS HARBISON. Clayton. Del. DELBERT McCOY, Washington, I'a. FRED B. STULTZ, Roanoke, Va.. Corporals HOMER L. BERKELEY. Ursula. Ark JOHN JOSEPH MULVEY, Railway, N. J. CHARLES C. PATTINEAUDE. Essex Junc tion, Vt. Cooks ISADORE KUFFMAN. Perth Amboy, N. J. JOHN LAUGHON, Odessa, Texaa. Privates ALBERT AGNEW. liavenport. Iowa. JOHN ALLRED, Woodlawn, Miss. J. L. BOEKENOOGEN. AiUen, Minn. THOMA8 It. COTTINGHAM. Dillon. 8. C. JOSEPH FRED COTTRELL, West WebsUr. ' CHARLES DINERS CRANEMartinsbnrg. Mo. GEORGE F. DILL, Bloomingdale. Ind. JAMES DUFF. Barboursrille. Ky. JOHN DIN AN. Brooklyn. N. Y. ALEX W. EWING, Chicago. MICHAEL GORKOVEI. Grodna. Russia. ARTHUR GRANT. Corpus Christi. Texas. CLIFFORD JONES, Miles City. MonL TONY MARCHEO. Everson. Pa. MITBAFAN MICHAYLIK. PhiladelphU. ELI8HA MULLIN. Laya, Wash. MUSSIE OPELCHUCK. Cambridge, Mass. M ERR ITT PERSON EN I. Shokan. N. Y. RUDOLPH RABINOWITZ. Coney Island. N. Y. JAMES' RACHWAU Brooklyn. N. Y. LEO-J. SANDERS. Ewing, Neb. ROY NICHOLAS. SNYDER. Pilot Hill. CaL GEORGE STERLING, Crissfield, Md. WILLIAM A. STRATTON. Fall River, Mass. DANIEL W. THOMAS. Globe. Ariz. FRANK WRIGHT. Methuen. Mass. DIED OF WOUNDS Privates WILLIAM H. FERGUSON, Ore City. Texas. ROBERT J. HALL. Kings Mills, Ohi -LEE A. SCHWIND. Dubuque. Iowa. DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT CADET PERCY HUMPHREYS. Preston. Pittsburg, Fa DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES PRIVATE HUBO EVANGELICTI. Cape Dl monto. Italy. Wounded Severely Sergeants Donald R. Green. Washington, D. C. : Clarence Rtchmyer. W aterhury, tonn. "Corporals Fred L. Arnold. Bedford. Pa.; Robert H. Barbour, Cambridge. Mass. : Edwin L. Carlson. Waterbury, Conn.; Herbert Drefahl. St. Paul. Minn. ; William T. Enckson. Moore head. Minn.: Frank A. Forsyth. Selden. N. Y.; Sam B. Lightner. wamnglord. Ky. ; Michael Ixiretto, Portsmouth, Va. ; Clarence . Lucyia. Ware. Mass.: Wilbur R. Mann. Tabor, Iowa; William A. Mazoni. Burlington, Vt. ; Arthur Richardson. Chicago: Milton A. Samuel. Fort Worth, Texas; Maxfield W. Shaw, Waterbury Conn. Privates -Joseph Arsenault. Rumford, Maine; Frank W. Baker, Penn Station, Pa. : Thomas Baldwin. Ironton, OUip; Harry Beandry. Rich mond, Vt. : Charles H. Belcher, Jaun, Ky. Joseph Boyer, Hudson, N. H. : Theodore . R Browning, Daytona. Fla. ; Edward B. Bunch, Munhall. Pa.; Patrick Burns. Yonkers. N. T Aurelio Colangelo, Rochester, N. Y. : Paul Curchio. New York: Paul Garbaczyk, Cleveland 3. C. KOCHIS. Murray, Obia. J. E. MALCKI. Milwaukee. J. H. MANNIS. Nashville. Tenn. G. A. M. KIMBALL. Case Lake, Minn. V. LINDSTROM. Lammotid, I1L C. T. McCORMICK. Havana. Cuba. A. E. MOORE. Riverside. Hi. , D. P. NORRIS. New York. J. A. , PALMER. HnntsrUle, Texas. E. W. PIGGOTT, Long Bottom. Ohio. If. U J1TTMAN. San Antonio. Texaa. C. B. ROBINSON, Blandrille. W. Va. T. C. ROSENOW, Kenosha. Wia. E. T. SMITH. Onarga. IU. W. F. SMITH. Alaton. Mass. W. A. 8TAVELY. Chicago. STANLEY STEARNS, Hecla, 8. D. J. P. WEIR. Chicago. J. R. WHEELER. Linden. K. J. DIED OF WOUNDS A. WILLIAMS JR., Penn Tan, N. Y. FIRST LIEUTENANT C. H. MATTESO!, Buffalo. Wvo. CAPTAIN W. F. CARSTADT, SparroWa Point. Md. SERGEANT MAJOR H. RAINEB. Florence, N. J. GUNNERY SERGEANT J. M. ACKORW8KI, Rochester. N. Y. Sergeants D. E. BAIR. PhiladelphU. fc XV. M. PLATTE JR.. Chicagd. S. J. MADDEN. Kenosha. Wis. Prlvatee S. O. CADMAN, Portland, Or. B. L. PHUITT, Danville. Va. G. T. ADAMS. Cedar Bluff. Ala. G. H. ANDERSON. Muskegon. Mich. J E. H. DECHEK. Apache. Colo. A. H. BERG. Lakewood. Ohio. E. BEREAlLT, New Orleans. La. E. T. CASTLETON. University City, St. Louis. Mo C. A. HAMLINK. Demster. N Y. WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) Gunnery Sergeants O. M. Peterson. Lyons, Iowa; B. White, 125 North Olive street. Los Angeles, CaL Sergeant E. T. Thompson. Carbondale. 111. Corporals A. W. Anderson, Valparaiso. Neb.; B. Beries, Plattsmouth. Neb.; J. G. Corbet. Chicago; M. J. Hardiman, Chicago; J. O. Haverfleld, Welser, Idaho; E. C. Laure. Chi cago; E. N. Lancaster. Arcadia, CaL; A. C. Lemont, Acero, 111.; D. A. Naughton, Chicago; L. Remy, Salt Lake City; A. E. Sawyer, Chicago; L B. Swayborn, Chicago. Privates G. E. McCarthy. Chicago: ; H. C. Adams, Sedro Woolley, Wash.; O. H. Bartley. Anita. Iowa; W. Bishop Jr.. Gilespie. Ill; U 11 Brown, Kane, 111.: J. V. Bryan, Downers Grove, 111.; E. F. Chapman. East St. Louts. 111. G 11. Croll, Evanston. 111. ; W. N. Crossland, Blue Island. 111.: F. A. Eckles. Gray, Iowa: H A. Eklund. Rock Island. 111.: F. W. God frey, Chicago; C Green, Springfield. 111.; T. R. Haggard, Deland, 111. ; R-. K. Harris, Spring field. 111.; F. G Hein. Springfield. I1L ; C. F. Hunefeldt. Chicago; G. Kircher, Windsor. 111.: E P. Lanagan, Chicago; D. E. Nulph, Cameron. Colo.; T. W. Payton. Reed Point, Mont; G. A. Pugh, New Eagle, Pa.; H. B. Schulz, Chicago; D. B. Thrasher. Chicago; C. D. Troup. Chicago. 111.; E. H. Ward, Dayton, Wash.; H. P. War ren. Bellewood, eb.; A. . AVldl. lvovingtcn. N. M. ; W. B. Willoughby. Chicago. N. between B razee ' and Knott; builder, same ; 66. . Mrs. C J. McCnaker. erect garage. 850 E. 39th at. between Bnca and Mason; builder, same; M. R. Rashford. erect carage. 904 Brooklyn between E. 83d and E. 34th at.: builder, same; 180. 8. Mikkonen. erect garage. 1132 E. 34tb N. between Killingsworth and Emerson; builder. ne; 40. Erie Johnson, repair residenee, 197 79th sL N. between Oregon and Holliday: bailder. same; 1400. School District No. 1. erect achoolhoose. E SOth st between Stark and Belmont. Antonn Teller, builder: 128.000. rTJKr.RAi. THHFCTOfP F, S, Dunning, Inc. The Golden Rnle Undertakara . 414 F-at Atder at. Phone East 5. rVia MOWTME5TS BLAESIING GRANrTEGI KFW TODAY Oregon Standard PAINT HADE IIT 0KEG05 G1t tt a trial: guaranteed. AtTCTIOy HALES TOMORROW AT WILSON S Auction House. ltiU-17 2d su PORTLAND MARBLX VHUKIs. a-aea SU. opposite city baU. Main SSUL FkaUp Nesi Son for HELP WAXTUP-MALE EMPLOYERS i We can fill soar needs for office help, male r female. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU LOST AND FOOD ft THE following articles have been found on the cars of the Portland Bailwwy. Light aV Power Co., August 7. 191S: "2 porsea. 1 glove. 1 book, 1 cape. lunch boxes. 1 cigar holder, 1 emblem. 1 key and ring. 1 market basket. 8 packages, 3 suitcases, 2 umbrellas. Owners may obtain same at 1st and Alder st station. U. & Government coopers ting S47 Deris t THE party who drove south on Crala road Moej ' day. August 6 with a black cocker spaniel pup in his ear better bring pup to bouse on Craig near Failing st to avoid trouble or call Tabor 6886. Bale at 10 a. m.' MEETING NOTICES 41 LOST About 4 days ago. a black calf. 2 years old. fat and has abort, straight horns. Bog 89. Englewood farm, Boanea Ferry Road. Os wego. Or. LOST GoM-filled. open-fsced. 17-Jewel Ham ilton watch, at 1 9th and Main sts. : site IS; works No. J82504 Suitable reward paid finder. Return to sheriff's office. Vancouver. Wash. LOST Between 5th and Columbia. 10th and WOMAN'S DIVISION. 3 on City HalL Wanted bv PACIFIC IRON WORKS Eat 29th and Clarkamaa For Structural Shop 1 Fitter up 2 Heliers For Machine Shop 1 I-athe hand 1 Floor man 1 Machinist s helper. For Foundry 2 Helpers 3 laborers. W ashington or in O., W. fc K. store. Eastern Main 1340. between 9 a. m. and WEBFOOT CAMP NO. 65. W. O. W.. every Friday night in W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th st. Members re quested to be present. Via tors welcome. L. C. De Young, Acting C. C. ; H. L. Barbur. Clerk. "COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114. A. F. AND A M communication this WANTED welcome. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Sheriff to H. F. Lange, L. 9. B. 2. Ex celsior S Sheriff to Ada L. Fenton. W. 474 ft. L. 15. B. 2, Maplewood August Lichtwerk and hus. to George G. Martin et al, beg 33 1-3 ft. S. NE. cor. L. 11. B. 12, Park View Extension Effie E. Zachary and hus. to John Shaw and wf.. U 1. B. 43. James John's Add. to St. Johns T. H. Burris and wf. to Charles B. Kut- terer et al, L. 10. B. 2, Saratoga Add D. Kilpatrick and wf. to Hattie Mack, L. 12. .13, B. 8. CoUins View Tract. XV. Padrick to C. It. Christensen, L. 8. B. 24, Sellwood Add Ruth Field to Edith F. Bagley. L. 1. 2. 3, 22. 23. 24. B. 2. and L. 10, 11. 12. B 3. Master's Add George E. Weller et al to Gerritt B. Post. L. 1. B. 144, Rose City Park.. John Leahey to C. C. Wiley, L. 28. B. S, Arleta Park No. 2 Dan Roudebush and wf. to Howard A. Hingley. L. 12. B. 13, E. Portland Hts Mary F. Westover and hn. to W. O. Fletcher. L. 24, B. 7. Arleta Park No. 2 Portland Sec. Co. to B. F. Pond and wf.. L. 7. B. 30, Rose City Park (deed given for purpose of conveying back to grantees said L. 7. B. 30. Rose City 4ark. which was deeded to grantor herein as security for loan. Book 745. page 42) Celia L. Hewett to Wait 1-ancaster and wf., L. 3, B. 5, Keystone Add. John Iangan to C. H. Foxs et al, la 12. B. 3. 1910 Add. to St. Johns.. . Albert F. W ebster to Philip C. Wald, L. 15, 16, B. 16. Columbia Hts Frank S. Vara and wf. to Emil R. Pittelkau. L. 8, and E. 16 2-3 ft. L. 9, B. 42, Pwinton. 1,751 .102 B. P. O. E. ELKS NO. 142 . . i . : ,LI. , !... neguiar mnuni iu i uiub- : a,-- t , 1 star pin. o clock. isiung members wei- 1 : T - come. M. R. SPAULDING. i LOST Bet. Davu and Wahington. on 11th Secretary. I or on 23d sL car. British Coat of Arms oroocn, valued as keepsake. nnaer wiu pieaae leave at Journal office. LOST lady's gold watch at the Oaks. Red . Cross day: small church engraved on back, monogram specs on front; keepeake. Finder please phone. Col. 29. tOST Saturday August S. a moleskin cape with Hudson Bay Fur Co. name inside. He ward for same. Finder please call East 3507 LOST Tuesday evening at Oaks Park, a nav y blue mince coat, greenish blue, figured silk Special i lining Reward. Phone Maia 2937. Thursday ! IXi:xt I.,!"a ,t Tin lrvinaton : owner mav evening at 7 30 o'clock. Masonic . h4fe same by paying for ad Call 371 E. Temple. labor in the it. m. ; 16th ,L N rr phone t,, 7853. degree. Visiting brotrm-n alay , . , . - . . " ..Rinl,0 Reward Call Marsfield. Mar. 4600. FOUND Pair celluloid glaseea in caae, near Danvascua cemetery. Tabor 2487. JSiZFJi1?'?! J1' F, l "F HUG MAV WHO l.ibBwTlS. PP'EPA Itl.NG MATERIALS: vK, , IV . Pl H WEEK. APPLY W LSTLRN r l.l K ltd; 10 WA REHOUSE tru. k man. teadyr dependable po slUon. good oiTOiiutin,; Saturday afternoon )!T atat Al4r5hli WeiU Co.. i5th and Love,,. H f 1!V.A TK.n-M ISC. at a GOVERNMENT needs .'O.ouo To.,, cerU Washington. Ex.m,nati(,u. everjwl.i,, ,2 I? :rT, ,OT PTticuUr, mer J C, leonard (form,r civil wvETe? ) 1034 Kenoi. bid. . WLr,' 'f." "Z"" tAAJll.NAT IIXS in Portia,! Ihloa'J'T; Tmr" drrinB '"tH" ablpa wnu tor Iree i-artlculars to R k Terre bklg.. Washington. M0 By order W. M. FRED ! OLSON. See. ALBERT PIKE LODGE" O. 1 62. A V. AND A. M. 8tated communication Friday evening. August 9. at 7 :30 o'clock. M. M. degree. Visitors welcome. t order of W. M. E. R. IV IE. Bee. JT. HOOD LOIH.E NO. 157 A. V. AN U A. as. J, 10 .750 ,700 700 900 10 10 100 10 10 ,000 650 750 2,000 munication tomorrow 1''' evening at 8. Work in M M. a.VT Viaitors welcome. Order M. ED C. DICK. Sec. Tr. -rw rnfl ANDERY. K. t- B a - - .-n j Wirvi FOUND A quantity of money. Owner can have aame by staring when lost, amount, denomination, etc E-789. Journal. LOST Saturday afternoon. Email gold pin in laid with black, valued as keepsake. Re ward. Return to Journal office. PARTY picking up package of plans and prints call Sell. 6H9. LOST Green sirk umbrella, with gold handle. East 632. Reward. LOST Baby covert coat. Wednesday night after 6 o'clock. Please telephone Mar. 638. Reward. HAWTHOKNK ACTtl SClionL 462 HAWTHORNE AVENUE EVERYTHING MECHANICAL AND FT FT FXicE'nM tLU: '' CTICA L B EPiTut N CMdKK lOtiM; WOM EN nT.IaEn" waateJi t0JSnmn for telegraph aer.ie. sad b7 tiU vacanciee caused b, the drafting of men toiw For particuUr. eaU or writ. ".IrgriLh lLlt 218 Railway KlcJnV.'hMV'"" ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL " " Ln:on avenue and Wasco sL Special Summer Price. "" Can. write or nhone trmt tm 1 write aoTeniMr.a letters w ... : and brochure that win lt Z. i O.our"1 -r,u.in11.T0T Ti.rwtavl evening Tour attendance will be PP"- i.ted C. r. nit,-!".'": MISS DECKER-S EMBLEM jewelry a ..th" cbarma. Jaeger Brcaial-la' Stn n- Recorder. plEWk matriagts.Btrtbs. Dzeths. MARRIAGE LICENSES 12th sL N. Or.. , - II Mullen. 0. 582 E. a 11. h Rnrke. 20. 683 E. 9th st. u-i.- IT R.n.hman. 33. Hillsboro and Louise C.' Inie. 32. 512 E. Market at Iw Nieusen. 20. 4904 Mth st. 8 E.. and Florence Howerton. 23. 4904 74th at. S. E. Harlow E. Tait. 27. Milwauaie Or. R- D Route No. 2. and Hazel M. Joly. 27. 407 Jef- '"TiTOteiiant Harry B. Orr, 28. Waldport. Or., and Gladys M. Stivers. i4. Hotel Bison. at i. oium uia neacn, Aug. o- j f pon- itl- i,, .... ' wool sweater (red). Owner call Tab. 1 1 8. . t Ta-V ir nc (OUOR LOST Small white pig; return Oregon; reward. to 435 E. LOST Bill folder, containing currency and check. Reward. Phone Main 8525. LOST Black handbag on Columbia highway; marked B. A. P. East 1655; reward. LOST Two Russian wolf hounds, finder please call Bdwy. 566. LOST White bull dog. Call Wdln. 1445. HELP WANTED MALE 3D AND MliPRim - "roaaway bidj. -iT'Vl. ' KK" D'1"1 OlUinr.. cotieg. he- byjnrou ,ny rtme; free t." UN5 J? 181 N eSm " ' 'LT,gk PORTLAND. RW;(iN DRESS SUITS for renL all aiaea. Oiuaue Tai loring company, 104 4th st. BUILDING PERMITS T If Nolta renAir Ktahle 1 7fl KillinvnAk t' : - , '1 , . T l J I 1 , ! " . ...... . wi.iu. i-iiiiKu r- v.rav. uucaiiem, jiunc; r raua between Kerby and Borthwick ; J50. Elmore Hardin Pecan Cap. Texas: John J. ' i?ranorich. erect woodshed. 5303 58th ave. Heidecker. Brooklyn N T. ; Curtis P. Hutchin- j b,tKeen 53d ,t. and 52; john Green. buUder; 25. ' 1 First Wednesday night list: Washington, Aug. 8. The following casu alties reported by the commanding I general of the American expeditionary forces were made public Wednesday night: List one. killed in action, 24; wounded severely, 40; wounded, de gree undetermined, 8; missing in . action, 6. Total. 78. List two. killed in action, 12; died of wounds, 1 ; died of disease. 1 : died of accident and other causes, 21; wounded severely. 26; wonnded, de gree undetermined, 2 ; missing in action. 2. Total. 65. KILLED IN ACTION CAPTAIN WILLIS C. COMFORT. Kit Car son, Colo. ' Lieutenant: CLARENCE F. ALLEN JR., Salt Lake, Utah. VICTOR O. CRANE, St. Loiris. Mo. GEORGE E. FOSTER. Louisville, Ky. D. E. MONROE, Marion. S. C. Sergeants: ALBERT HILTROP, Indon Mills, IU. LEE NELSON. Fort Ogden. Fla.; GILBERT L. STARK, lndianola Okla. Corporals: FRANK BROWN, New York. ! MARTIN CONWAY, Chicsgo. ! CHAS. RAMSDKL, De Pauville.! N. Y. Privates: i LEE ADAMS, Troutdale. Va. i JAMES H. BOQOS, Lovella, Or. NICK CAPPELLANO, San Biasco. Pnrince, Italy. i ALBERT H. CLAWSON. Indiana, Pa. SAMUEL GELLER, Philadelphia. 1'EARLE GONTERMAN. Purdlahd. Mo. MOUNT GRAHAM. El Paso, Texas. i STANLEY H. LOUPE. Chicago. V WM. M. MAGARRELL, Adair. Iowa. GEO. HERMAN RINGLER, New York. CLIFFORD C. SrOTTS. Tecumseh, Kan. CLAUDE J. WADE. Toledo, Ohio. BERT B. WONDAHL. Figeholm, Sweden. WOUNDED SEVERELY Corporals John H. Hopkins, Dallas. Texas; John Mallet. Platte Center. Neb.; Ernest H. Mann, Kuleville, Miss; Cook Leo H. Bushroe. Wyandotte, Mich. Privates Iran E. Belden. Meadville, Pa.; George Cramer, Lander, I'a. ; Harry Herder. Flaugh. Meadville. Pa. Simion Gordon. Detroit, Mich.; Patrick F. J. O'Connor. Philadelphia; Clyde E. Rankin, Bradford. Pa. ; Elmo M. Ro denburger. White Castle, La.: John Shelton. Livennore. Ky.; William M. Smith, Bradford, Pa.; Anthony Lack. Detroit; Kenneth J. Wil liams, -'New Castle. Ind. ; Samuel Williams, Chicago. son. West Bethle. Maine; Bernard Hoyce. New Britain Conn.; Wuhelm Harlinski, W'Uno. Po- u Enke r,p,ir tore 464 Van MwH land: Harry Ksraratrw Wsmpit. Ore ere; ld Euc,( nd s.cr.m.-nto; F. C. Striege. builder; Kavesky, Flint. Mich. ; Fred S. Kibbe, Hartford. I 3QOO Ccnn. : Roy R. King, C'UShing, Okla.; Michael V-k. rnie resirtenee K"r,-. e-..,i, rii..v,..i, v t n,.K T.i..n. 1 r-nke. repair residence. 387 Engene be- builder; S2SO. DIED OF WOUNDS Perqeanti - THOMAS J. ERB. Maepeth. N. Y. WILSON LEONARD. Bristol, Tenn. Privates , . ' RALPH BALL. Grand Forks. N. D. ROBERT J. HEACOX. New Hartford. Conn. - THOMA8 KELLY. New York. ' HARRY LEVENTHAL, New York. .1 ANTON ROM SOS. Fountain. Minn. JACUM KCFF. Chicago. WOUNDED SEVERELY Sergeant Lester Brenner, Lafayette, Ind. 7 Corporals Jefferson Howe, Jackson, Ohio; ' Raymond McNamara. New York ; Joseph M. . . Mats. Elwood. Ind.; Mechanics Nik. Liquiski, ,-s-Keene. N. "H. ; Arthur E. Rogers. West Lajay . ette, Ind. - ' Privates Charlea B. Embler. Bellaire. Ohio; r- William Elliott. New York; Charlea O. Engdall. ,i OVanta, Pa. : Irl Feiter, Louisville, Ky.; George I'orosa. Terington. Nev. ; l awreac j Wilford Gates, Millers Falls, Mass.; WUliam: RoUons , Harmon. ' Grattburg, Wia. ; Arch Jenaina, Normantown, W. - Va. ; Charlea U. Johmon. Evanston, I1L; Urban Kashtk, Algotna. Wis.; Dorsey Kelley, Re- - vwrw, W. Va.l Clarence Knutaon, Poynette. Wis.; . Charlea R. Lengbre, New York, N. Y.J Ivor B. - large. East Cedar Rapida. Iowa; Robert L. Law ; ' rteee. Knsler, Ala. ; Harry Lemoiae, Washington, D. Ci Beerl Lemorv Newardaenville, W. Va.; Second Wednesday night list: KILLED IN ACTION Lieutenants HENRY P. REYNOLDS, Cxbridge, Mass. i AKLisiUK BUKK, Boston, Mass. SERGEANT EDWARD H. PALMER, Treni ton. N. J. i CORPORAL CLAUDE H. HICKMAN, Waver ly. Tenn. ji BUGLER JOHN K. HARTNETT, Preston, Mo. Privates ALPHONSO BUTERA Motnperto. Province of (iirgentl, Italy. ANTONIO CAPPALA. Port Reading. N i. KILLU'l'O COLFATTO, Mazaato. Devalo, Italy. JOSEPH DIMIKAT, Rockville. Conn. JAMES F. MINNICK. Greenville. Ohio. MAI EL PERRY. Fall River Xf. SIGMUND RENKONA8. no emergency ad RALPH J. WALKER. Cowpena, S. C DIED OF WOUNDS PRIVATE J. Z. SAWYER, Clarendon. Texaa. DIED OF DISEASE SERGEANT ERNEST 1L WKAVER. Cleij- wooo, avra... DIED OF ACCIDENT : CORrORAL LEO C. NEE. Richland Center, Wis. ii ' MECHANIC WAYNE HUBERT WESTCOTt1. umi. vuau;r county Aiont. Private . GEORGE O. BARNICK,, Wells. Minn. BETH McCONKIE. Vernal. Utah. CLINTON A. COPELAND. Cheyenne. Wyo. .List issued Wednesday afternoon: DIED OF WOUND8 Corporals WALLACE G. COX. New Orleans. La. WAGONER WILLIS L. STROUSE, Sunbury. Pa. Privates CLAYTON H. BAKER, Tully, N. Y. MILO H. CHANEY. Frankfort. Ind. DIED OF DI8EASE PRIVATE THEODORE ROCHESTER. Seat Pleasant, Md. WOUNDED SEVERELY Sergeants C. D. Bissoi. Skowhegan, Maine; Eli Hall, Penny. Ky. ; James Levas. New York; Thomas J. Moran, Brook line, Miu ; George W. Pattee, Bellows Falls, Vt. ; Willard S. Storms, Dwight. Kan.; Elmer E.-White. Cato, N. Y. Corporals George E. Achey, Jack man, Maine; Ctto A. BJorkman, Chicago; John' Brown, Lan caster, Ps; Martin Devore, Sharon, Pa.; Charlea D. Goudreault, Concord. Vt. ; Robert Dyaa Gra ham. Philadelphia: Basil M. Hadlock. Derby, Cen ter, Vt. ; Otto Everett M uddle, Van Etten, N. Y.; Walter J. McDonald, Philadelphia'; George A. Menkens, i Jersey City. .N. J.; Arnold Napier, Branchland. W. Va. : Morr j I Ptrks, Bowling Green, Ohio; Chester Kandolph, Bay St. Loue-, Miss.; Edwin A. Reed. Des Arc, Mo.; John C. Shutt, Winston-Salem, N. C. : Rollie F. Sullivan, Paducah, Ky. ; Will F. Suthera. Marion, N. C. Cooks Ernest Oweraon. Roswell, N. M. ; Louis Terrier, Turner Falls, Mass. Mechanics Charles L. Casson. Des Moines, Iowa; Lester McConnell, Montague, Mich Wagoner Burdett XV. FoUiergill, Hartford, Conn. 4 Saddler Fred W. Winter. Rochester. N, Y. Horseshoer Joseph Andrew Sepisy, Thayer, 111. Privates Williara H. Aliington. Norwalk, Conn. ; Bradley Banks. Blackey. Ky. ; James T. Barnes, Island Pond. VL; John Bauer, Webb City, Mo.; Beyrle Bevis, Osawatommie. Kan. : Fred O. Bickford, Rumn Depot, N. IL; Clarence W. Roswell, Webster City, Iowa; Timothy D. Brown, Brighton, Maine: Chester R. Burkhart, Virginia. Wis.; Lester S. Chidlay, Minneapolis. Minn.: Robert L. Childers. Rockford. Iowa: John Richard Clayton. 1326 Cleveland Ave., Kansas City. Mo. ; Fred J. Clugston, W ebster Mills, pa. ; Frank B. Collier, Rowesville, S. C. : Harry A. Courier. Lorain. Ohio; Charles A. Crist, Hume, Ohio; Marion J. Daniel, Livingston, Tenn William J. Davis. Sugar Hotel. Pa.; Carl N. Dory, Fontanelle. Iowa; James S. Dufford, Heald ton, Okla. ; Darvin Durham. Omaha. 111. ; Frank Eberhardt. Kingston, N. Y. ; Henri C. Ems, Yorkville. Ohio; Willis Farley, Pennington Gap. Va.; -William F. I Gibbons, Fitchburg. Mass.; Eugene Gildea, Ironton, Ohio; Irwin Craig KU- gore, aonnectaay, xs. x. ; James Girens, Strange Creek, W. Va. ; Thomas Greeley, Menominee, Wis.; Sylvester Greggon, Lowell. Mass.; Harvey C. Grindle. Brockton. Mass.: Hugh Hansen Burlington, Vt. ; Samuel Lapidua, New York Arthur Ledoux. SL Albans. Vt. ; Lawrence Li-slin. Rrcoklyn, N. Y : Michael J. McCormack, New York; Hobart R. Marvin, Addison, N. Y. ; Fred Mease, Minneapolis, Minn. ; Victor Morris, Ed wnrdsville. Pa.: Jesse J. Norman, Fitzhugh. Ark.; Herman E. Price, Columbia. S. C. ; Perry T. Reed. Lerena. 111. : John Renaud. Holyoke, Mass. ;.' Martin Rich Gniber, Leon. Wis. ; Ivslie Rockwell. Cobleskill. N. Y. ; Thomas Roper. Mul berry, Kan.; Harry Scbwarta, New York; Sam Shirley, Walstonburg, N. C. ; George Sitch, Smoke Ron, Pa.; John Levi Smith, Rockford, Mich.; John C. Spooner, Sherman Mills, Maine; Fred L. Toll, Ceresco, Mich. WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined) Privates Thomas Q. Denman. Durant. Okla. ; Pearrie R. Kreeger, Omaha, eb. ; The marine list follows: KILLED IN AOTION FIRST LIEUTENANT CARLETON BURR. Boston. Gunnery -Sergeants LESTER D. DURBIN. Cameron. XV. Va. J. J. McCORMICK. England. J. SCHRANK. Hobatarn. N. J. J. WALTERS. New York. Sergeants SAMUEL LAFETTE COPELAND. Wichita, Kans. H. I. SHADLE, West Chicago. J. O. STOVE. Lebanon Pa. A. G. SULLIVAN. Eureka. Utah. H. M. TODD. Syresburg. Tenn. D. M. VINCENT. East Highland Park. Mich. J. B. WARREN. Springfield. Tenn. ' Corporals W. M. BARNETT. Oswego. N. Y. L. J. HILL, Steamboat Springs, Colo. M. C. ROCKWELL. Holly, Colo. Private J. A. ALSOBROOK. Chaffee. Mo. G. R. BAIRD, Carlinville, 111. H. H. BARTLETT, Jacksonville, IU. E. C. BETCHER. Ada. Minn. E. H. BON VILLEAN , Ahuma. La. WARREN BROCK. Orleans, Ind. H. P. BUBTON. Vevi. Ind. J. H. COREY, Argus. Ind. C. F- CUNNINGHAM. Cohoes, N. Y. F. J. DEWITT. Momence, Dl. XV. O. DUFFER. Shannon. Miss. T. E. GARRETT. Highland Springs, Va. E. T. GARRISON, Koener. Ala. JOHN ARCHIBALD HARRISBURG, Auburn, Maine. J. J. JOHNSON, Milwaukee. J. R. KAPALIS. Cranesville. N.'Y. DEATHS A7TD FTJWERAl, HEPPNER In thtt city at his late residence. 313 San Rafael St.. August 7. Lewis William Heppner. aged 65 years, husband of 'Mr. HaUie Heppner. father of Charles W. Heppner of Spo ksne Wash., and Mra. Eva Harter of TilUmook. Or., brother of ' H. A. Heppner of this city. Henry E. Heppner of Grangeville. Idaho. Mrs, Anna Blakney of thia city. Mrs. Delia Gres stugner. Walla Walla. Wash. The funeral servicea will be held Friday. August 9. at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley it Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Rose City Cemetery. HELP SAVE THE CANADIAN CROPS When Our OWN HARVEST Requirements Are Completed UNITED STATES HELP BADLY NEEDED HARVEST HANDS WANTED Military demands from a limited population have made rnch a scarcity of farm help in Can ada that the appeal of the Canadian govern ment to the United States government for HELP TO HARVEST THE CANADIAN GRAIN CROP OF 1918 I meeu wiin a request tor au available assistance to go forward aa soon as our own crop la secured The allied armies must be fed and therefore it is necessary to save every bit o( the crop of the continent American and Canadian. Those who respond to this appeal will get a WARM WELCOME. "GOOD WAGES. GOOD BOARD AND FIND COMFORTABLE HOMES A card entitling the holder to a rate of 1 cent per mile from Canadian boundary points to des tination and return will be given to all harvest applicants. Every fscility will be afforded for admu-sion into Canada and return to the United and routes, may be had from the O. A. Marklund, repair flats. 919 Williams ave. between Skidmore and Mason; $30. King Estate, repair stores and bakery, 106 5th at. between Stark and Washington; C. H. Beard, builder; $200. Sidney D. . Porter, repair residence, 4908 41st ave. S. E. between 48th st and 59tb; builder, same; $300. Rose City Flour Mills, repair flour mill, Brad ford st. between Pittsburg and Salem ; builder, same; $5000. Ancient Order of Hibernians, repair lodge room. 340 Russell st. between Rodney ave. and Union ave.; Moore, Meagher Co., builder: $560. V. S. Williams, erect garage, 65 E. 20th st. N. between Brazee and Knott St.; builder, aame; $250. Jessie Jordan, repair residence, 1478 Sandy blvd. between 54th and 56th St.; J. F. Jordan, builder: $500. ' Southern Pacific Co., erect office, 980 K. 22d st. between Cora ave. and Inaley ave.; builder. same; $1800. Daniel Meffner. erect garage, 715 E. 73d at. i N. between Klickitat and Free,mont; builder, same: $50. Jessie McClure. repair residence, 1022 E. 40th sL between 50th ave. and 51st; George W. ! Elliott, builder: $50. i c. W. Murfitt, erect residence, Willamette j boulevard between Trumbull and Catlin; build er, same; $300. S. Miller, erect garage, 430 E. 39th st. N. near Tillamook; D. Gurian Mfg. Co., builder; $175. Duncan McRae, repair residence, 525 Mo hawk between Hudson and Smith ave. ; builder same; $50. Henry Failing Estate, repair office. 140 5th st. between Alder and Morriaon; F. H. Miles, buildeT;' $000. Nicholas Estate, repair residence, 2 Union ave. between Ankeny and Ash; $75. East St. Johns I-and Co.. erec' garage, Os wego st. between Hendricks and Bank; builder, same; $400. L. E. Strand, erect carage. Olympia sL be tween Myers and Cruikshank; builder, same; $20. F. Schnltzer, erect garage, 644 5th st be tween College and Lincoln: builder, same; -ISO C. II. Dawson, erect garage. 172 No. 18th sL between Irving and Johnson; builder, same; $70. - A. F. Parks, erect two garages. 811 13th st. between Clay and Columbia; builder, aame; $70 each. Sam Connell. erect garage. 527 E. 14th st ARMSTRONG In this city at his late resi dence. 869 E. SOth st. N.. August 8. George M. Armstrong, aged 4 5 years, husband of Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong, brother of Mrs. Maude Tur ner of this city. Mrs. Adelaide Smith. Mrs. John Schmitke snd Arthur Armstrong of Calgary. T'T V snr Mont' 1-form.tinn a. to wages, railroad rat,, gomerv at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. WALTER At the family residence. 830 1 Height ave.. Aug. 7. 1918. James Joahua j UNITED 8TATES EMPLOYMENT 8ER VICE Walter, aged 71 yean 9 months 2 days, beloved. Hranchea at husband of Luella Walter and father of Wert Eugene, Medford. Portland. Pendleton or Salem. and Fred Walter or roruano. runerai miT-i from the residence parlors of R. T. Byrnea. 901 Williams ave. at Mason, tomorrow (Friday). Aug. 9. at 10 a. m. Interment Rose City cemetery. Friends invited to attend. ROGERS HELP WANTi: 1 FE M A LE ' YOUNG LADIES FOR TELEPHONE OPERA TINO J NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY: . $9 PER WEEK PAID WHILE LEARNING. RAPID ADVANCEMENT LV SALARY. PERMANENT POSITIONS. EXTRA PAYMENTS FOR SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS APPLY TELEPHONE COMTANT OPERATING SCHOOL. SIXTH FLOOR. PARK AND OAK STS BETWEEN 8 SO A. M AND I SO P U. n thia citv. A u rust 5. 1918. Fred 8. Rogers, formerly of Poeatello. Idaho, aged 61 years, beloved husband of 1 eonora Rogers; father of Palmer Rogers and brother of Er nest Rogers. Friends invited to attend the fu neral servicea. which will be held at the Port land crematorium at 2:30 p. m tomorrow 1 rn- day), Angust 9, 1918. Remains at Holman a iunerai pwriora KKAHONKK Aug. 7. at 4935 74fh St. 8- E . John Calvin Reaaoner. aged 72 years. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow (Friday I at 10 a. m. at the above address. Friends invited to attend. Interment Multnomah cemetery. A. IX Kenworthy A Co.. directors, 5802-4 92d st. S. E., in I .cots. MORRIS In this city. August 7. John Frsnk- lin Morris, aged 63 years. Funeral notice later. Remains are at the residential parlor of Miller A Tracey. BATES August T. Lorretta F Batea. aged 27 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bates. Remains at Dunning A McEntee's parlors. Notice of funeral later. RADDEN In thia city. August 8. Mia. Radden. Funeral notice later. Remains are at the residential pariora of Miller A Tracey. FXORISTH CLARK BROS.. Flonata, 287 Morrison it. Mate et A-1805. Fine flowers and floral designs No branch stores. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. Florists. S4 iVaeh Main 269. A-126S. Flowers for ell ocea sions artistically arranged. HELP WANTED 1. AL O. A. There are poaiUns oiiesv to jrou. In the las two weeka 217 dissatisfiedf men Were placed la satisfactory positions through this department A - special employment membership baa been devised for the unemployed man. It coats nothing to investigate this modern aystematas position securing institution. Men are narrat ing the new crop of apieadid epportunitiee daily. Call at once.- In person. One of the pmntlooa as for yon. Maia S700. A-6aL Kaaplorgeeat Ad viaory Dept. MEN wanted by Portland Gas Ooti evmpaay at Gaaco, on Llnntoa road; steady employment: pay $3.60 to $5 per day. Take tree baa at garage. Front and Gtiaan eta., a. m.. or 21 J end Sailer at 7:1ft a. sa. Apply at gas plaal effice. WANTED MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS CARPET CLEANING: CAN MAKE $35 PER WELX APPLY WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO. MEN wanted to carry carooa snqatu troas tracks to basement ol oar consumers; average wage $4.2$ ta $4x78 for S hour. Inquire northwest corner 2d and Flanders. Portlane) A Coke company. PEOPLES FLORAL 8 HOP. 240 Aider; deataas and deeorationa. Pbooe Marshall S922. LUBLIN EK. Portland hotel. Saw Morrion. MAX U. SMITH. Florist, 14 1 6th street. rTJTf ERA!, DIRECTORS Brooklyn. N. Y. ; John L. Hanifen, Camden, N X : James Kov ; Harmon. KovoiH. Wi. .Stanlep Russell ; Harris, Boyceville. Wis.'- Moses M. Haynea. W llliford. Ark. ; Albert M Hauss. East St. Louis. III.; David Hechter. Brook lyn, n. i,; waiter a. rtenaeraon. Mount Pleas ant, Iowa; Ray W. Hicok, Waterloo, Iowa -Harold M. Hoy, Spencerport, N. Y. ; Arno E. Hughey. Jaekman, Maine; George Kepner New Rockford. N. D.; Benjamin Kuiczyki. Chicago -Louis J. Kuhn, Rochester, N. Y.; Carl G. Krue len. Sheldon,-Iowa; Mike Kriaack. Lorain. Ohio David F. Laduke. Penacook. N. H Erwin ik..- ton, Laagford, 8. D. ; Hilbert O. Linse. 8L Marys, Idaho; Herman Oscar Love, Perulack,- Pa. - Lu ther McGee. Chillicothe. . Texas; Lawrence nrue aaecaer, iToy. fa.; sun Minckr, Brace ton. Pa.; E. C. Monroe. Mobile, Ala.; Jesse L. Murray. Roaring Springs. Pa. : John X'n.. Philadelphia; Frank George Novatney. Chicaeo: John P. Nnsshart, Kaokauna, Wis.; Bernard C O'Brien. Cheater. VL; Ralph A. Peffer New ville. Pa.; Frank L. Petry. Brooklyn, N. Y.; I jonel E. Pitta. Monroe, Maine ; Christopher r! Polston. Alliance. Neb.: Malio J. Rat to 43a Utah street, San Franci co; Arnold: R. Rogers. Waukesha. Wis,; . Philip J. , Schmitt. Ufamia Iowa; Ray Schoonover, Rice Ij.ke, Wia.; Thomas v. anaroer. l anama tity,. r ia.; John J. Shea Springfield. Maaa.; John M. Shields, Doxier! Ala.; .Joseph O. Shlam. Camden, N. Y. ; Joseph Slevin. Brooklyn. N. Y.;- Henry T. Sprinkle In dianapolii, Ind.; Henry Staab. Waukesha, Wia.; ''.. t- ! . Holman Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors Established 1S7T. Third and Salmon streets. Main S07. A-1511. Lady AansteoL A. nrnmlnent Vew Y-nrk Hnra-enn and former Adlnnrt ! Prof essor Ifew Tork Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital. Br. Kenneth K. jtf a Alpine, ay: im xn-r nnlnlnn. -Sinvatod Iron la tha moat Talnnhls tonic, strength and blood-bnlldef any physician cam prescribe. If people would only realizes that iron Is Jn as Indispensable to the blood as s afr to the lungs and be Just as particular abont kenfns an m. lafflelaat aanalv st all times, there would in m V ODInion be far less disease resulting- from anaemic, weakened conditions. Xnxated Iron, by enriching the blood and creaUng new blood cells, strengthens the nerves, rebnUds the weak- ened tiaaaaa and halaa in Inatlll uww smerarr and eadnrance Into the Whole system whether the patients be yonng or old." ITnxated Iron Is now being need by oTer three million people annually. It Is dispensed by all; good dragglsts orery J, P. FINLEY & SON Progressive Funeral Director FB1TATB DRIVE Women Attendants Montgomery at Fifth. Main t. A-l. East WILSON & ROSS Lady Assistant C-Ilil Mnltnomab at E. BeTenth st. Cndertakers. Modern ta every detail. Broadway and Proa ate. mone Broedwav 0. A-4 544 Lady aaristant. Dunning &. McEntee GOOD olflce boy. about 16 years old, for Urge injurs nee office, salary SS0; one who will stay . and learn the business. Answer in own handwriting, giving names of parents and full information. 11 P83. Journa 1. MEN wanted who are not now engaged in es sential war work. Apply West Linn mllla, across river from Oregon City. Can two 3 men every nay. so come along. Strike on but not bothering ns. Wag 42c honr. H hours' work. LIPMAN. WOLFE A CO. rrqnlreThesVFriJce of seversl salespeople- for their wakt, rost and suit and knit und-rweer department. Mut be able to furnUh bat of referrnres. Apply siipt. office, 7th floor, bet. 9 and IB, Friday morning. W'ANTEI Girl for stock rtvru and order dept.. whole-sle hsrflwsre firm. Hl mo. to start. Call al. Y. W. C. A. Employment fepL. Broadwsy snd Taylor. Hours f a m . 4 p. re. W A N T E D Female help, first cktaa' anIUlnery -makers and bat Inmers for boasy. citv and out cf Iowa poaitlobs; good wages. Muller A Raaa : W ANTEDGIrT to do cooking and ironing, in family of six at Reed college; references re curred. Sellwood 123S. WANTED ExpertenVedwaTtreaa. Apply B to 10 a. ra . superintendent s office. Olds. Wort man A King. VANTEDI-Sr.t class salealadT- vTiTlorg ex perienre All year poaitmn. Uoffman Mill ing Co.. a17 Morrison WANTEI Ffperienced lioiise to house demon strators. C0U Filers bldg , between 8 and 9 P. i- WANTED 2 experienced girls ijj'bakery dept. of Liberty Creamery, Liberty Market. 6th and Tsmhill lOl'Nt; widow with 2 small hoy, wants house keeping in pleasant home. W-4 32. Journal. WANTED Girl or woman tor general house work; good wage. Tabor 0252 EXPERIENCED machine operators. 167 let; npvtsira. WA N'tElThilaie dTirjr CoffmirTa-Candy Shop. Rrdy A Morriar.n. OFFICE girl. 1 7 First t. npSairs . MAN for estimating and office work in sash and doo department of wholesale house Must have soma practical experience. Y-&2&. Journal. WANTED Experienced salesman, with Ford. for established tea and coffee route ; good salary and commission. Call at 2 5 E. 1 2th st after 4 p. m LABORERS wanted for ditch work: steady em ployment, top notch wage. Inquire northwest corner 2d and Flanders, Port lead Gas A Coke company. WANTED Men to qualify tor trainmen, Ao ply room S02 Electric building, open ail day and night, including Sundays. P.. K,. U A P. company. WANTED Young man under 21 years as office clerk and collector: no experience required, good opportunities. Apply Columbia Discount Co.. 21 8 Failicg bW. LABORERS WANTED Men under S3 years) for general labor work for store department at Southern NPacifio Co.. Brooklyn shops, steady work at t 80 per day. Storekeeper WANTED Oxy-acetylene welder, able to weld aluminum steel, cast Iron into all kinds of brazing. Good wages, steady position. Fred Dundee, I! roadway and Flanders. WANTED -4- lat-caaaa automobile mechanio, highest wages paid, steady work. Fred Dun A. 0, Kenworthy Co. Tabor 29T. S802 02d St.. Lenta. dee. Broadway and Flanders. ONE lst-claaa steel welder driver. Talw eetb sr. and Fneter mad. Arleta. 1 8d and Glisan.. one service ear Portland Brazing A Machine works. HELP WASTKD MALE AX1 FKM Al.K ft WANTED 120 hop pickers Make your va cation a payinc l.ropition bv belpirg T. 'A. I.lvesley A Co pick their nftO acres i,f hops, K. rated on the following well known yards. 1 .ake brork. Holmes. Murphy and Percival. situated at Kalera and Independence. Hops very heavy. Excellent camp ground?, stores, butcher ah op, re tan rant, fine water, free tents, strsw and wood. Apartment hotM at lakebmok. About 18 or 20 day' .picking. Will-send SO0 pickers about Augunt 23. Other special trains will leave Portland about September 3. 4 and S. Rail road tickets and accommodations may he secured or. and after Augift 1 0 at 30.', McKay bldg.. corner S4 and mark ts. will ty AQc rer box. or (1 per hundred pound. Call early to secure tickets snd- arsommodatior. aa Oregon has plowed out 1 5.OO0 arrea of hop, and many less pickers are required to hsrvest the crop. Phone Main 184 8. PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE Teeebee men and women the barber trade free, pay while learning. ; 24 Conch. Broadway 2482. moler Barber college Pays jtm while learning; givce yon set of tenia, goaraateea poslrtom. Write for catalogue. . 214 Bnmside St.. or phone Broadway 1711. WEN. WOMEN, learn barber trade free; wags while learning: position guaranteed. Barber College. 228 Madison. Oregon MTfATlONW MALI! FniST CLAHS dn-enter and nvK-hanie wwhe teady position with detrtreent tor. office building or an estate; IU yeari la boilding and general repair work . state ralary paid in fine letter. Hull, Journal BAND saw filer wants position, file log bands, reaaws or bog : factory ; first class ref erenoaa. Address H. E. Zeek. North powder. Ol WANTED Steaiiy position on smafi farm of fruit ranch, by single man, little ttxperienced, L'-OT, Journal, i ; ROOF work, reshingllng done Phone Beacham. Mar. 70 by aontraet. WANT stove work : packing at present; experience. M-820. Journal. , El-DERlLTi -mart- wiahea work aa janitor of tY-821. Journal. porter. KALr.OMI.NING.: Painting - reasonable. llain 9!t2tt. East 7S1. D I 1 CRPU Mrs. Lereh. X-ineS. Is -Li LLnUn Assistant Undertaker. K. 11th and Hasrtbove CHAMBERS KENWORT2Y CO.. 248 and 230 Killingsworth ave. near Williams ave. Woodlawn 8309, C-llSa. MILLER A TRACEY. Independent runerei Di reetorv Prices aa low ae 421. S40, te Waahington at Ella. Main 2991. A-788S. Breeze & Snook SSK T at SSta abor IZaH. Ol, . , Lndertakuag Co. Main 4 1 i OKeWeS A 221. Corner 3d and Clay Wilson &, Wilson w 1157 Krroy street. din. 440 C-lIt HAMILTON. 1973 E. Glisan su Fu neral service. Tabor 4813. CYLINDER feeder, best wage and steady Job to experienced leeder. Metropolitan Print ing Co., 211 Oak st Phone Msin 138. WANTED Middle age timekeeper, experienced in segregating coeL Bute experience, ref- erence and sclary expected. TJ-008, Joairnal. TWO first Vlaae draft men for railroad maia tenanoa Work. One to have architectural experience. Apply 719 PKtock block. WANTED Men to work aa xlvat boats, lag and is; Soom snd board. Apply Wasblaa- t dock . WANTED Night baggage porter at Multnomah hotel. BARLi; wanted, Leighton's Ikxiry Loach. tiruaO way and Wa-hington sts. A. R. Zelter Go. Wiiuaana era. , Kaat 108a. O-108A aL f. BTkNU, stew teaodenaa eetaaiiansaaat tl William ave. Woodlawn 220. C-1S43. WANTED rlIorebotr at 130 12th aL N. Broadway 1H87. COOK wanted at the llarriaos hotel. Front and - Harrison eta. , WANTED Experienced ehoa salauxtas alary. S22 Washington t "Cood TTREMEN 3 150 monthly; experience nnaeo- SHINGLING waated Plaster.. Patching. Call Tabor 2iAi. - SITtATIOS EM ALE TOLNG lady wants traveling position for some good, reliable firm. ' Willing te work up and ready to begin at oner, P-751. JonrnaL LADY want work a lew hours aftag ft p. m. i V-858. Journal. ' LADY wanU day work. . Tabor 3407. J FtTByiSHEP BOOM8 - 9 THE BENJAMIN-MINOR A number -of new! furnished sleeping rooms to be hadT- by tha dsv week or month: ll.OO a day and op; walk rnrdiatanee to jneart of city. .Broadway 3033. 638 Everett Mj for. 2Qth. - HOTEL BAKER. 26S fc Fifth st. opposite Cuy HalL ritrict ly modern brick, under new man agement; dandy) formatted rooms, running wa ter, free hatha permanent and transient; fine home for shipbuilders. i ' WElSttiSi hoUL modern, n reproof, renning I water, pbooe and elevator- high quality, low price. East Third and Barmnda. . (Contlnned xellowlag Paget "'"f : ivauway, cere jeaxrnal, i waere 1 : : k". -! ' " i 'r.r I- ' . .