THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY. AUGUST 19. 1918.
8
VETERANS WATGH
SHP
LAUNCHING
AT LOCAL YARDS
S. S.' Latoka Slides Down Grant
Smith-Porter Ways While He
roes of Civil War Cheer.
NEW YORK WOMAN SPONSOR
Latoka Is Second Ship Launched
This Month and 17th Since
February by Company.
A mM the shouts of hundreds of vet
ran who fotiRht to nave liberty In the
Civil war. the Latoka slid down the
way at the Grant Smith-Porter Ship
company's yards shortly after 3 o'clock
this afternoon, .a contribution by local
hiDWorkers In the maintaining of Ub
iety throughout the world.
The launching was arranged as a part
of the program for i. A. K. week, and
officer' of the Emergency Fleet corpo
ration, is In Astoria in connection with
the appearance i.n shipyards there of Dr
Ksther C. Lovejoy, returned recently
from France, where she was engaged as
a nurse for the Red Cross.
. MARINE ALMANAC
Weathe at Rlvae't Mouth
North Head. Wash., Aug. 19. Condition at
the month of the Columbia river at noon: Wind,
north. 10 miles; weather, clear; sea, smooth.
Sun Record for August 20
Sun rises... 6:17 a. m. Sun sets... 8:12 p. m.
Tides for Tuesday
High Water Low Water
0 :52 a. m. . . .. feet I :48 a. m. . . 0.8 foot
0:29 p. m....8.6 feet I 6:4ft p. m. . . 2.2 feet
DAILY RIVER READINGS
STATIONS S - gag ell
Cmatilla I 25 7.1! 0.8 0.04
Albany I 20 1 .oj 0 O.OO
Salem 20 1.8 0.2) 0.02
th-egon City 12 2.6 M.OI .12
Portland I 15 5.5 O il 0 02
() Rising. ( ) Falling.
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will fall
slowly during the next two or three days.
SPIRT THAT SENT MEN
TO FRONT IN. '61 WILL
MARK VETERANS' PARADE
(Continued From Page One)
dresses and responses by Commander-in-
Chief Somers, several past commanders
11
to fea
fca
THE ROLL OF HONOR SsS
(Continued From Page One)
BUGLER FRANCIS L. JOHNSON, Worces
ter. Mass.
Privates
NICK BUCKOVI. Detroit, Mich.
JOHN C. CHIFMAN. ConcepUon Bay, New
foundland.
ROBERT H. CLAYCOME, Somerset, r.
NKSTOR LABONTT, New Bedford. Mass.
HENRY J. LA V IO LETT E , Marlboro. Mass.
EDWARD LOHEMAN. Bridgeton. Maine.
RALPH J. WVEKS, Hancock, N. H.
JOHN J. FADDEN. Holyoke. Mass.
WILLIAM R. ANDERSON, St James, Minn.
HOY H. BATES. Worcester, Mass.
M. W. CANNELL, Pontiac, Mich.
KENNETH V. CHASE. New Bedford. Mass.
ALBERT J. CRAW, New Bedrora, Mass.
LEONARD C. FULLER, Shcllrock, Iowa.
FRANK GORI.A. Conrath, Wis.
SAM HAM WAY. Wheeling, W. Va.
VICTOR A. JEWELL, Bearer Falls. Pa.
EDWIN RICE. JOHNSON. Stillwater, Okla.
FRANCIS REGIS LENNON. Pittaburg. Pa.
BERT B. LONN1NG, Thor. Iowa.
GEORGE K. LYON. Cleveland. Ohio.
CLINTON F. QUACKENBUSH, Bingham.
Neb.
HENRT CHLENHOP, Leonard vill. Kan.
HERBERT O. WHITAKER. Worcester, Mass.
BURCHARD HENRY WISMER. Waco, Neb.
RENE WOODS. Sandown. N. H.
MIS8INQ IN ACTION
Captain Clarence K. Oliver. Elmira Heights.
N. Y.
lieutenants Charles F. Frizzell, New York.
N. Y. : James Rountree Kingery. Summit, Ga.
S. D ; Harold
Privates
Herman A. Liebetrau. Cross Plains.
Wis.; Isaac D. Oliver. Bainbridge. Ga.: Henry
E. Pownell. Ottumwa, la. : Frank T. Randall,
Philadelphia. Pa. : Henry D. Sneyd. Catasao.ua.
Pa.; George Stok, Dekalb. 111.; Harry .Wilson.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Washington. Aug. 18. The list of casualties
in the United States serrice made public today
contains a total of 407 names, including 31
members of the marine corps. divided as follows:
Army casualties:
Miesing in action. 126; killed in action. 69;
wounded severely, 120; died of wounds. 1: died
o' disease. 10: died of accident and other causes.
4 ; died of airylane accident, 1 ; wounded (degree
undetermined), 37; total, 378.
Marine corps casualties:
Killed in action. 6: died of wounds received
In action. 5 ; died of disease. 1 : severely wounded
In irtinn. 7: slightly wounded in action, 1;
r . ivui"". i- ... , - - - - - .; ii.
Y-; L. L Morris, Lexington, Mo.; Nielsou Poe, j wounuea in icuon .
Baltimore. Md. amrMnt, The list made public today includes tbe name
v.h v Ho-ToreZ Knrinefield. Mass. : i of Leslie B. McKay, whose next relative la Lynn
William E. Irons. Burrows. cal. ; rrea
SEVERELY WOUNDED
major
Willis J. Tack. Spencer. Wia.
- Captains
William H. Coacher. Mitchell,
G. Lewis. Houghton. Mich.
Lieutenants
Bothwell B. Kane. Tort Worth. Texas; John
H. Church, Flushing. N. T. ; Francis A. Dar
nieder, Sheboygan. Wis.; Thomas Henry, New
York, N. Y.; Laurence E. Johnson, Lowell,
Ind ; Rudolph Koubsky, New York, N. Y. :
Charles S. Lewi Jr.. Indianapolis. Ind.; Francis
C. McKenzie. Borne, Ga. ; Thomas B. Marshall,
Dental Supply Co., Columbia, S. C. : Harry M.
Martin, Emporia, Kan.; John G. Maya, New
York. N. Y. ; Vance Mershon, Buckner. Mo. ;
Frank Hollingsworth Fans. Palisade. N. J.; Irv
ing Folks, w York. N. Y. ; Clark R. Lincoln.
Wakefield. Mass. ; Gorman v . nice, Syracuse
N. Y. : Mortimor L. Steinhart. New York, N
RESERVE OF ALL
DOCTORS PLANNED
Volunteer Medical Corps to Clas
sify Physicians for Service
at Home and Abroad.
R, Hufield. Springfield. Mass.; Leo Karanuagh.
Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Peter Kendall. Glenwood Land
ing, N. Y. : Armand I-emieui. Lowell. Mass.;
Andrea Berardini. I'hiladelphia. I'a. ; Lawrence
Arthur Bredehoeft, Grand Haven. Mich.: Nicholas
Garlucto. Bayonne. N. J. ; 1-ouis E. Godin. Wor
cester. Mass. ; Louia C. Latham, Providence.
R. L: Morris Levine. Brooklyn. N. Y.; Leo
McGrath. Biteley. Mich.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Sergeants Charles B. Strucken. WelUville.
N. Y,;i Albert L. Jacobus. Cedar Grove, N. J.;
James E. Pinkston. Barstow, Texas.
Corporals Jacob L. Maylie. Philadelphia. Pa.; '
Nick Pona. Gary, Ind.; Boiana A. wiuiams. -,,..,,, . TUr inimAL.)
Clifton Forge. Va.; lUrold J. Dupre. Syracuse. TON BURfc.AU OF THE JOUKMAU)
N. Y. ; Araando Rodriguez Delaware, Ohio; Every reputable doctor In the United
Robert E. Snow, Verona, N. Y. 1 ' , . a i.
Private Patse, Degrotta. Brooklyn. N. T.: States tvho holds a degree ' ,e
Charlie E. Howae. Cotton. Ga.; George Kol- gaily chartered medical school, women
mok y, Hartford. Cons. : Louis Marshall. Byron. : deluded may find his or ner place un
Ga.; Rudolph Martin, New Orleans. La.: lot P. I ' nr.9n.Illnn of the volunteei
MFKTISO NOTICE
Washington. Aiif?. 19. i WASHING-
erick Arthur Jones, Kansas City, Kan.; John G.
Leemkuil, Sheldon, la.; Emil A. pl&on, Spring
field, Mass.; Charles A. Prudhon Jr., Newtield
Road. Farrington, Conn.: Robert A. Richard
son, Mound City, 111. ; Clarence R. 8uddreth,
Lenoir, N. C; Edward J. Walsh. Albia, la.:
Frank L. Champoux, Greenfield, Mass. ; Peter
Smith, El Paso, Texas; William Anderson. Chi
cago, 111.; James S. Ish. Cleveland. O. : Charles
D. Keys. Philadelphia. Pa. : George E. Roberts,
Muskogee, Okla. ; Walter N. Smith. Manchester.
Mass. : Sigmant Buczinski. House tonic. Mass.
Sergeants Nathan Ainisman Brooklyn Y : Cummings. Athol, Mis'i.; Thomas A. DonrV
H.nn.ble Davis Marshall. N C.: Thom Jph 8omCTTiUe Mass. ; Axel N. How.lt. South
n.Xna sXi. STS? WiS'c? P'-tn. Minn. ; Walter R. Price. CrooksvUle. O. ;
many of the Civil war veterans saw for j and department commanders and the
the first time the launching or a snip.
A the great hull was released and took
the mater, a cheer arose from the vet
erans, and the launching was marked
as unique among; the many witnessed in
Portland this year by the presence and
nthustasm of these "boys of '65."
Miss Antoinette Tanner, daughter of
Corporal Jim Tanner of New York, fa
mous Civil war veteran, broke the chris
tening fluid over the prow us the hull
was sent down, and performed the cere
mony most Kracefully. ,
The Latoka Is hull No. 1359 and the
seventeenth that has been launched by
the Grant Smifh-Forter company since
February, the second this month. She
Is a Ferris type 3500-ton vessel and will
be fitted In the yards here.
OREGON FIRMS GET SHIPS
presidents of the women's auxiliaries.
The rtosarlan band will furnish patriotic
music and several soloists figure on the
program.
Incoming: crowds at Liberty temple
have forced the registration .booth out
side, and it Is now located at the rear
of the postofflce,, while the entire In
terior of the temple Is devoted to the as
signing of rooms. By far the busiest
time the workers at the temple have had
New York. N. Y. : Isaac H. Roosa, Port Jervis N.
Y. ; Arthur J. Casada. Oneida. Tenn. ; Carl L.
Lunde. Bakken Spein, Norway; Joseph P. Neilan,
New York. N. Y : Sterling Baker. Seward. Neb.;
Walter Scott Clark, New Brunswick. N. J.; Ray
mond W. Daniels. Binghamton, N. Y. ; Morgan
W. Evans, Columbus, Ohio: Floyd Biddle. Mecca
Louis A. Zemin, Wacooia, Minn.
Corporals
Meril E. Baker. Yarmouth. . Mas. ;
Eckles. Milford. Mass.; Dewey Charles Butts.
Muskegon. Mich.; Arthur L. Clougli. Fayville,
Mass.; George W. Finn. Woburn. Mass.; Arthur
O. Frappier. Springfield. Mass. ; John T. Glea-
Ind.: Edward 8. Bloelow. Colfax. Wash.: Charles' ! son. East Boston. Mass.; Fred M. Hildebrand.
'room, Duryea, Pa.; Harvey E. Foley, Westfield. j Newton. N. C. ; Arthur J. Jodoin, Lowell, Mass.:
N. Y.j Walter 11. Hoag. Jersey City, N. J. : ! Mike Costok. Frost Berg, Pa.; Lloyd H. Lea.
Charles F. Kersey. Charleston, W. Va. ; Paul A. , Ashley, O. ; Walter F. Mather, Hartford. Conn. ; I
Martin, Nutley, N. J. ; Joseph Schultz, Nanticoke, i Howard J. Xickerson, Gloucester, Mass.; lio
Pa. ; Matljew Stachowski, Buffalo, N. Y. j saris H. Query. Springfield. Mass.; Albert F.
Privates Frank Apicella. Cleveland. Ohio; 1 Sears. East Boston. Mass.; Joseph Sefiick.
narry W. Aronson. Boston. Mass.; Frank I Bridgeport. Conn.; Uscar U. wurzDacx. .-sew
W. Autin. . Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Pearl C
Austin, Hennen, N. Y. : Silaa W. Baker. Sey
Astoria, North- Bvnd and St. Helens
Yards Awarded Contracts.
Washington. Aug. 19. (1 N. S.)
During the week ending August 17. 43
new contracts for wooden ships were
placed by the United States shipping
board Emergency Fleet corporation.
Chief among them was the contract
for 18 cargo-carrtiers of 3500 tons to the
Universal Shipbuilding company of
Houston, Texas. The other contracts
were:
Two wooden nargo vessels. 3500 ton
nage, Fulton Shipbuilding company.
Wilmington. Cal. ; two wooden cargo
vessels. 3500 tonnage. Seabord Shipyards
company. Tacoma. Wash. : two wood
cargo vessels, 3500 tonnage. St. Helens
Shipbuilding company. St. Helens, Or. ;
one wood raren vensl, 3000 tnnnngp.
Ueorg F. Rodders & Co.. Astoria, Or. ;
two wood cargn vessH.s, 3500 tonnatrf
Kllaon & Kelz Shipbuilding corporation,
Seattle, Wash. , five wooden barges,
1500 tonnage. Coastwise Shipbuilding
company. Baltimore. Md. : six wood
cargo vessels, 3500 tonnage, Kruse &
Banks Shlphuilidng company. North
Bend, Or.; thfee wood tugs (harbor),
Lathom & Sniiith Towing & Wrecking
company. Sturgeon Bay. Wis., and two
wooden hargea. 2500 tonnage. Universal
Shipbuilding company, Houston ship
canal. Harrlsom county. Txas.
gren. 111. ; Louis Breckner, Syracuse, . l
Early Bullion, Woodlawn, Va. ; Floyd W. Camp
bell, Trenton, N. J.; Hugh L. Carney, Camp
bell, Cal.; Robert 8. Chapman, Carona, N. Y. ;
Walter Chesley, Des Moines, la. ; Frank Walter
Cincotta, Waltham, Mass. ; Simon J. - Clark,
Oneida, N. Y.; John J. Clowry, Chicago, 111.;
Joe B. Cooper, St. Laurens, S- C. ; Harris E.
n. . T, 1 I T J - i ! T : . , 1 . v. 1
, . . . , 1 . i mum, icih, ivu, i. iuri , iiuriLj, xnu. ticu
u x . .... w..H wi.cu uu6c Bel h Belcher. Ky. ; John A. Blaylock. Dahl-
ueieBaLiuiiB iruui aiiiuriiia. ana iviasnH-
chusetts arrived and had to be assigned
rooms.
15,000 Visitors In City
It was estimated today by Frank Mc
Crlllls, secretary of the executive com
mittee, that about 15,000 persons have
already arrived. The Ohio delegation
was due in at 3 .30 and the Tacoma at
3 :40 this afternoon and at 6 :30 a dele
gation of 1000 persons is expected from
Seattle. Before morning most of the
delegates will have arrived, although
veterans from short distances will be
coming in all day Tuesday.
Great crowds assembling about Lib-
ark. N. J. ; Lauria T. Jones, HuntsvUle. Ala.:
Roy C. Nelson, Acton Maynard, Masa. ; William
D SpUlman. Valley Falls, Kan.; Williard Wes
ley Whaley, Columbus, O. ; Clyde Evins Lupton,
Newbern, it. C. ; Charles F. Swift, Fairhaven,
Masa. ; Buglers John E. Hassett, Providence, R.
I.; Joseph B. Kaynor, Douglas, Ky. : Paul J.
Harris, Muncie. Ind.; Mechanic Albert Loebes,
Paterson, N. J.
Prrvatea
Thomas W. Armstrong, Arran St. Ba-
liavia, Ireland; Samuel Bernstein, Chicago,
Cotell. Yarmouth. Mass.; Stanley Crissell, IU.; Elmer R. Dalheim, Newport. Ky. ; Edward
Brooklyn. Pa.; Jeremiah Francis Crowley. Fall J. Alex. Worcester. Mass.; ratnci Anderson,
River, Masa. ; Atillo Dagnino, San Francisco. 1 Whitinsville. Mass. ; Harry Baldauf. Rosedale.
r.i - v..ti. a. n.M nim,., vt.. r.n,i.i 1 N. Y.: Joeenb G. Bemoski. Webster. Mass.;
TwiAhh.ior. Atkin.nn ill inki, R M.i.rn , Victor Berthiaume. 'West Warren. Masa.; Otis
Providence, R. I.; Walter L. Meader, Walcott,
Ark. ; Manuel S. Menenger, Olion, Portugal ;
Elbert Franklin Miller, Mitchell. Neb.; Charles
B. Mitchell, Jersey City, N. J.: Morris B. Mur
ray, l'elleston. Mich. ; Joe Pacini. Memphis,
Tenn. ; Harry Pergande, Milwaukee, Wis. ; Clar-
erty temple are entertained with music 9?cf """" , JOM.. Ku"-
. . , , tv,. ,, I Philadelphia, Pa.; Pasquale Salerno. lnnetka.
by the Rosarlan band, under the d irec- , . JoS(.pn SaiiterUt chlc0. 11L; Jo5(.ph Sln.
tion oi joei e. r.umei, a cn ducky. SUnwood. Mich.; Walter A. Shemanski.
various veteran arum Mount Carmel, Pa.; Steve Sinkins, South Bos
ton. Mass. ; Stanislau Smichowski, South Bend,
Ind. ; Isaac Spiller, Lynn, Mass. ; Robert C.
Stewart, Evansrille, Ind. ; William Saymonowski.
Chicago, 111. ; Ferdinand J. Thull. New Brigh-
by the
music
corps.
Lost articles should be reported to
the executive committee at Liberty tem
ple. Several have already been reported.
One woman lost a brown bag contain
ing a return ticket to Butte, between wuson, Earisboro, Okla.: Blendon F. Deane.
,80 and ,90 in cash and receipt for dues ; ";Bk: H cl oTli
to the W. R. C. The bag was lost : Korjcki chic.go, m: CUrence R. Igsdon.
either on the Irvlngton car or between , Killbuck. O. ; Louis Mogavero. Philadelphia, Pa.;
the carline and the Multnomah hotel. ; Clinton Moores. Stokes, N. Y. ; Rife Bovine,
Another woman lost a brown tatted ! PerrysTille. O. ; Joseph Demattia. Boston. Mass.;
Lee Boyer. Kansas City. Mo.: Walter Bugdat,
Buffalo, N. Y. ; Herbert S. Buss. Worcester,
Mass.; Theodore C. Conway, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Peter Corjay, Springfield. Mass. ; Frank E.
Cunningham, Poughkeepsie, N". Y.; Joseph .1.
Aleskandrowicx. Webter, Mass. ; Floyd Alford.
Coburn. La. ; George W. Baker. Worcester.
Mass. ; Thomas A. Beatly. Hoboken, N. J. ; Joseph
J. Bernat, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Henry J. Bischof.
Jobntown, Pa.; Earl Bish. Indianapolis, Ind.;
Justin T. Brewer. Portage, Mont.; Edward Brit
tun, New Brunswick, Canada; Edwin Brown,
Lowell. Mass. ; Albert B. Brown, Lowell, Mm. ;
Elia C. Calvert, St. James, 111.; Eli H. Contois,
Worcester, Mass. ; James H. Curry, Indianapolis,
Ind. ; Alex lmichali', Centerville, Calif. ; Frank
B. McKay, Barron hotel. Portland. Or.
The army list follows:
KILLED IN ACTION
Commissioned Officer
LIEUTENANT COLONEL MORRIS N. LIEB
MAN, New York. N. Y.
Sergeants
I OTIS A CIRAVECN A. Soulsbyville, Cal.
OTTO FOSTER. Arlington. Vt
MAURICE H. FRIEDMANN. Roxbury, Mas.
WALTER K. HALL. Pomona. Md.
CLARENCE M. KENDALL. Bamet. Vt.
, FRVNK J. KNAAK. Cleveland. Ohio.
FREDERICK EVANS, Lawrence. Mass.
JOHN O FRYDELUND. Albert Lea. Minn.
JAMES WILLIAM I.AU. Philadelphia. Pa.
CCLLIE L1CHTFOOT. Fierro. N. M.
WILLIAM HENRY VICKERY. Hogan. Mont
Corporals
GEORGE GLACKMAN, Flat Rock. Ind.
ALONZA KEARSE. Earheart, S. C.
JIM T. WALLlNSFOItD. Blytheville. Ark.
Privates
GROVER W. CALHOIN. Morgan. ia.
ALVY A CAYA. Prairie du Chien. Wis.
PHILIP EDWARDS, Naugatuck. Conn.
A I BERT A. ERICKSON, Cumberland. Wis.
CHARLES M. FA I" ST. Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio.
JOHN" T. HENDERSON. Cambridge. Mass.
ERVEN R. HOLSTIN. Brownland. W. Va.
CARL J HOLTGREW. Ixirton. Neb.
HUBERT A. HYMAN. Bakersfield. Vt.
JANEN JANSKI. Syracuse. N. Y.
OTIS C. JACKSON. Greensburg, Ind.
ARMIN LANDE. Jackson. Minn.
RALPH J LORD. Marlboro. Mass.
JOSEPH E. McVEY, St. Marys, Kan.
HAROLD WILLIAM MARTIN, Montague.
Mass.
WILFRED MEYERS, " Florence, Wis.
GEORGE Ml'NROE. East Hampton. Masa.
iETER T. PETERSON. MUnor. N. D.
CLARENCE O. PURSLEY, Lucien, Okla.
WILLARD RE ID, Chicago, 111
I.l lGI RICCI. Perami. Italy.
JOSEPH SALITZKY, Brooklyn, N. T.
NAGARINO 8CATTOLINI, Ansonia. Conn.
GLEN A. SMITH. Farragut, Iowa.
COI'NSETj SOLES. Tabor. N. C.
HOWARD L. STEVENS. Fayette, Maine.
CLYDE WALKER, Woodson. Texss.
FRANK C. WHITEMAN. Tilton. N. n.
JAMES C. BRAWLEY JR.. Philadelphia. Pa
REED C. BR i SON. Millvale. Pa
Nilles. Dubuque, Iowa; Gibeon Packham. Ho
bs rt, Ind.; Frank J. Palen. Syracuse. N. X. ;
Alfred H. Panella. Sausalito. C.lif. : Joseph A.
Parton. Areata. Calif.: Fred J. Revenig. Dubuque.
Iowa; Julius Schnitzer. Yonkers. N. Y. ; Garland
Shuff, Covington, Ind : Jimi Trivison. Brooalyn.
N. Y. ; George Williams. West Hazelton. Pa.;
John Williams, Hinckley, Minn. ; Frank H.
Burnett, Macon, Ga. ; Daniel Cohan, New York.
N. Y. ; Alex S. Foss, New York. Y : James
Halstead. Blairstown. Iowa; Andro Kalarh, Gu
ehari. Austria-Hungary ; Glen Litchner. Dubuque.
Iowa; Frank Rhoads, Albia. Iowa; Charles P.
SuJeski. River Head, N. Y. : Char.es A. Thiene
niann, Cincinnati. Ohio; John Wasilewky, Cer
wensko Ploska, RusMan Poland; Cecil B. Way,
Peoria, 111.; Cook John Sluok. McBride. Uich.
MISSINQ IN ACTION
Lieutenant George Macelllgott, West Somer
ville. Mass.
Corporals William I. Holtan. Milledgeville.
Ga. ; Clarence IL Hosier. MarteUo. Md. : George
Michael Houck. Pringle. Pa.; Van D. Jones,
Rhane. N. Dak. ; John O. Kirkland. Miami, Okla.
41
HARMONY lodge. Nn. 12. A. F.
and A.. M. Special communf
cation this (Monday! eve., at
7 :3U o"clock. Work in tb E. A.
legree. Visiting brethren welcome.
W. M DE LIN.- Bee.
ABD UHlATEF temple. No. 117. IrJltio'
Order of Knights of Khoraasan. will bold
special business session on Monday, August 1 ft.
at K. of P. hall after the patrol team drill. By
order GEO. L. SPENCER. R. V.
KMHLEli jewelry a specially. Mtroaa, puss.
charms. Jaeger Brae.. Ill-IBS atb a.
XJitol Statistics
mstriscs.Btrtts. Dzatbs.
der the organization of the volunteer
meHraI aervice corps, which nas oeen
worked out -by the Council of National
Defense.
The general plan Is to obtain a record
of all physicians who are not in active
service of the government and make a
classification which will aid In quickly
filling any calls that may come, either
for service abroad or at home. Until
now there has been little difficulty in
securing doctors and surgeons as they
were needed, but this condition is not
expected to last.
In this way it will not only be pos
sible to supply the army, the navy, and
the public health service promptly, but
to keep a record of the reserve ror an
MARRIAGE I.ICE5CES
Joseph B. Hairno. S3.4 74." Marketstret. and
Mary Nathan. -J7. 474 Market street.
Claude C. I-eavcrton. r. Camp Lewis, Wash.,
and Ada B. Myott, J5, Multnomah hotaL
Samuel Weil. 34. Hillboro. Or., and Jean
ette Keubtn. 22. 71 lloyt street.
B (. I'arUon. 31. 737 T scorns avenue, and
Iipne K. Willsnn. in. 54 1 Hn.ln.-y avenue.
Peter H. Xchniidt. 33. 13H fok areniM.
and Halce Huhert. 21. SS2 Bayard street.
Raymond W. Fairfoitll. legsl. Oregon hotel,
and Florence E. Callwell, legal. 309 San Rafael
street. (
James B. McCarty. legaU Portland, box 221.
route A." and Pearl M. Ilnlbrouk. legal. Sixty
second and Forty-fifth arrnue southeast.
Max M. R.-ehcr. 26. Forest Grove and Mil-
1 dre.1 H. Scubee. 21. 973 East Tenth ' street
nortn.
Adam R. Hunter, legsl. 73 Hoyt street, and
Elie M. Bennett, legsl. Carlton hotel.
UHfc.tb e-cua lor reni. all si
lenng eoinpanr. 104 4th at.
UniM-Tat
DEATHS AND FTERALS 7t
DAVIS In this i-tty." August 17. Martha A'.
Ivis, nged 00 years. 10 months. 13 days,
beloved wife of William A. Davts; mother of
Mrs. Lorena ilotkner. Ada May and Sue Bell
Iti. grstnliiiother of Alice Iitie Iws: sis
ter ot John w.. t harles li ami Jm .1.. Black
sorts of service. In the event of an
I Albert Ladouceur. Holyoke. Mass.: Charles Morin, ! u.,i. eomr fnr eirnmnle- or
I Columbus. Ohio: Ellwood Nushbam. ColeU. I1L; ) ,, .v,. -r.x-.rnment ' Si"'kane. Wa-h. Friends Invited to attend
(Alliance Q. Richmond. McMechen. W. Va.iiln some large city. the government fhf iuneni ,.. w,ih wiU be held at
r rea r.. i umLJmi, rjvoiKii, o. 1 . " ' - wuuiu siiun t-v, vu, -- . -. . w .
I. Webreck. Glencoe, Pa : Harvey W ileox. Eu- turbing the balance somewhere else. It
rcka. Calif.; Mechanic Jacob J. Knapp. Sjra- ; , . . -M. lnKie-nia which
cu.e. N. Y. : William Watts Williamson. I-ambert- j Is planned to provide Insignia wnicn
ville. N. J.: Joseph C. Windon. Blackville. W. ; wni show the pledge of doctors not in
Va. : Bugler Eli Bakerman. Topeha 'V'iyn- ; I uniform of their willingness to serve
sia; tiugier juuus "ui i. r-
ton. Pa.; George N. Watson, Kansas City. Mo.; D. Coster, Carlisle, 111.: John H. Fuller. Colum-
Jacob V . Uesalo. Chicago, 111.; William C. bus. Ga. ; William H. Garceau. Marlboro, Mass.;
Scott D. Gladin, Tollison, Anz. ; Arza L. Heiny.
Noblesville, Ind. : Gieseppe Jem ma. Geranma.
Italy; Andrus V. Johnson, Mona. Muo.-ala,
Finland; Raymond, W. King, Baker. N. D.
Vernon T. Lupean. Mayville
Moler. Leavenworth, Kans. ;
Neill. A u r or a . 111. ; Giovanni Paradisio
Peteras Stevlena. Italy; Anthony Perry, Spring
N. J.
Mechanic Walter SUnkievricx, Mount tarmel. j
Pa.; Cook Paul V. Glaus. New York. N. Y.; j
Cook Mike Kocik. Somerset. Pa.
Privstes Mike Abbott, Manchester. N. Y. ;
Aboef Nathan. New York. N. Y.: William Adams.
Springfield. Ohio; Helal Agranowsky, Brooklyn.
V Y.: Charles S. Anderson. Hoboken, N. J.
the country.
The ultimate result will be to place
in the medical reserve corps those en-
lloiman s tuneral parlors at 10 :30 a. m. to
morrow (Tuevlay). August 20. Concluding
services at Odd Fellows' cemetery. La Center.
Wash., at 2 p m.
FLORISTS
CLARK BROS., Florists. 287 Morrison st. Msin
or A 1MU.V Fine flowers and floral designs.
No branch stores.
Joseph Argaiu, Covno Prov., Russia; Edward G. , volunteer medical service corps, which
probably will, consist of two grand di
visionsone of reserves under 55 who
may b called out for any service need
ed, the other composed of those who
from age or disability are qualified
only for civilian service.
glble and fit for active service and who Martin a FORBES CO., Floriu. 854 Wash,
are needed for it. and to place others, j .r,Mt"nf .V69' linwtn tot
legally qualified as pnysicians, in me
PHILIP
Italy
VINCENZO BENITTO. Calubrio. Italy.
ERNEST COUTURE. Augusta, Maine.
SAMUEL CRANDEI.L. Brooklyn. N. Y.
JOSEPH FELINSKY. Tuchem. Russia.
MICHAEL F. KELLY, Watertown. Mass.
GUISEPPE MOFFA. Fo-remazzivil, Italy.
DIAMOND L. NADEAL'A Nashua, N. H.
WILLIAM G. NOLAN, sVenandoah. Iowa.
BYRON R. TERKINS, Springfield, Mass.
STEPHEN PIDICH. Struthers. Ohio.
RAYMOND SMITH. Dubuque. Iowa.
ALEXANDER STANORSKI. Newadawa. Rus-
Bamford. Philadelphia. Pa. : Henry G. Barron.
Somerset, Pa. ; Andrew Bauras, Simpson. Pa. ;
Joseph Becker, College Point, N. T. ; Ignata
Belcuns. New York, N. Y.; Russel I. Bell. Ka-
hoka. Mo.; Dorsey R. Billings, Sycamore. Va.;
, Herbert Harle Bond, Berwyn. Okla.: Hugo Bon
i fini. Per Veoargrande Provience Ascoll Pieceno.
! Italy: Robert W. Bowser, Fort Wayne. Ind :
1 John Brown. Hays. N. C. ; Vincenxo Burrini.
'; Del Triento. Italy: Alfred A. Burrows, Chetopa.
Kans. ; Emilio Buso, Rsritan, N. J. : James H.
' Butler. Indianapolis, Ind. ; Louis Carmel. Pitta
burg, Kans.; Herrell Carneal. Cassia. Va. : An
gelo Caroccio, Salerno Trentinara, Italy; Guy C.
: Caudill. Boyes, Mont ; Anthony Caverreta, Phil
j adalphia'. Pa.; Maryian Choyenski. Orange, N. J.:
j Toney Civilli. Ibanon. Pa. ; Arthur F. Cloos.
Brooklyn, N. Y.; John ColletU. A'coltpicene
British Bomb Huns,
Down Five Machines
PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP, 845 Alder, design
and decorations. Phone Marshall 5B22.
LUBLIN ER. Portland hotel. 328 Morrison.
MAX M SMITH. Florist. 141 V 6th st.
FrXEKAL DIRECTORS
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
Established 1877.
Third and Salmon.. Street.
Main 507. A-1511.
Idy Assistant.
CODUTI. Benevento Monefalcone. I Monteforte. Italy: Arrliie Cook. Schoolfield. Vs.; London. Aug. 19. Five German ma-I
! timer tool, unnstopner. iil. ; viuseppi unwmiio, , . , .n i v,.
. .. . . . . . . t , i rntnes H Ti l one usiiuun ci c hiuulill
latin jeines, xu.wi, , " j
sia.
WAR U ORK FLAG RMSKD
..i ;ii x numiiP f it rntrnn Mnnunn x t i mm .i n
bag containing a goia watcn witn tne rMi,. ' v-.k . d. ...;: field. Mass.: Clifford Phillips, Rome. Ga
name Ora on the front at Laurelfcurst 1(i Donn4i Bristol, R. L ; Douglas Dixon, Par- ! JosePh Rinck- Patchogue, N. T. ; Herbert B
park Sunday. i sons. Kan.; Clifford Dye. Center Point, la. ; : Ro,cn- Ja,cksn- ,T,'?.!!L: lcottA bl?.,?,d
Cornoral Tanner ArrlTei Oscar Ebert. Watertown. Wis. ; Chart. L. Eck- J , '-vC"tl Uson- ChUlicothe O. ;
corporai lavnncr Bremerton Wash - William Ehlers Mil lu" J"- McNulty, Lawrence, Mass.; James Ma-
Arrangements are being made l wauiee. Wis. ; Otto H. Ellig. Winthrope. Minn. : loneT. BrMklynv? ' oke M?th'ny: ,"ari'
show the Japanese film belonging to Joseph J. Fannell. New York, N. Y. ; WUlUm ett- : Joseph, t Mokoski. South Bethlehem.
Commodore" W. H. Hardy, which was ' Feldblum. Newark. N. J.: Antonino Finnac- p-: Arthur 1 Nobles, Springfield, Mass. ; Wa -
shown at the Lang Syne society meet- chiaro, Rochester, N. Y.; Percy John Fischer. b- rke- " U V -j li ih
snown ai mo aii& oyno ou-'"' I Stockton Cal Albert I Fnrvth. lei Athtni, Pa.; Geerge Ross, Terre Haute, Ind.;
ing at Central library during June. lokT. VeV F Foster IiuboU P. i A"'"' Rossa. Woodlawn. Pa. ; Jesse Lloyd
Corporal James Tanner of New York. ! ,;amb'0 Ne'w,;k N 5. jAm Gaston T c'incin ! R6n- Moundsville. W. v..; George W. Schaf
past commander-in-chief, wlio gave an : nati, O.; Thomas Gehrman. Appleton. Wis ; fer Pittsfteld. Mass.: Philip Seitz, New York,
address this afternoon, was one of the ! Issac H. Gibson. Roanoke. Va.; Alfonso Gioia J N- :..s,uel Afyl0' ,o?st Jt,reT- N,v ,H ;
arrivals at the Multnomah hotel Sun- Scottdale. Pa.; Basil B. Goldman. Chicago. Ill ; : 5 j H- T?,eI- Maud kla : Jame4 A' "lUu'
rtaV nlwht Israel Goldstein, Philadelphia, Pa.; Clarence W. i Providence. R. I.
a fim XV M ?r.ot ! 'regory- B1in. VV. Va.; Alfred Curtis Hagan. j WOUNDED DECREE NOT DETERMINED
At the same time came VV. M. Scott wilkinsburg. Pa.: WillUm H. Hall, Blue Jacket. 8ergeanu
of Atlanta, Ga.. a past junior vice com- . Okla. ; Theodor Hansford, 1627 Weller St., i Carl J. Amrhein. Greenburg, Ind.; Charlie
mander-in-chlef. Mr. Scott was in the i Seattle, Wash.; George Harry. Hennessey, Okla. ; i Bussle. London, Ky.; William J. Gleaaon. South
old Thirteenth Wisconsin and is 80 years Jonn Robert Hawkins. Binghamton, N. Y. : Boston, Mass,
witv, a hssriv DTtlrr' o i Cla.ude F. Hedges, Cestos. Okla.; Raymond F. ;
i,..i,.n kIoiS L i Helnly- Hamburg, Pa.; Stuart M. Herrington.
vent handclasp and a beaming smile , oakdale, Va. : George F. Hooper. Sulphur
Mr. Scott greeted every old comrade and Okla ; Edward L. Howell, Mellette. Okla.; Ed-
every non-comrade wno arirtea into tne i wara r. Hunt, jersey city, n. j.; zid Hutson,
G. A. R. headquarters at the Multno- ; Centralis, Texas; Thomas J. Irving, Earlysville
Ala.
guard Inspector, was the speaker. Men ! he was there, the life of the group.
Pacific Marine Iron Works U Recoo
nlzrd by Shipping Board.
At noon today the Pacific Marine
Iron Works raised its Emergency Fleet
Corporation flasr With a oremnnv o f
which Lieutenant R. A. BIyth. district 1 man this morning. He was here and """j 'Th"-. f t V?" d : "if""
i . ' I i ,i ne t 'J!y J- Kantorski. Chicago. 111.; John Karp, New
lork, N. Y. : Earl G. Keith. Scottsburg. Ind.;
Thomas J. Kinnikin, Savannah. Okla. ; Solomon
Klass, Rochester. N. Y. ; Stephen La Colla, Bos
ton. Mass.; Hans Larson, Rochester. Mirm. ;
beat ,'em. anyway, they needed someone i Y;lv'" ,V ' ,nlyn'n " I ;r Arth"r
, v,-, , c t .j , . ! Lehmann, Chicago, 111.; Roy R. Lewandowski,
to help em along. So I married a girl i Milwaukee.. Wis.; Charles W. Lowman. Yale
in Chicago and moved down there, and Okla. ; Richard J. Lube. Chicago, 111 ; Jessie C.
have been there ever since." I Lynch, Clinton, S. C. ; Bonnie B. McCullough!
Mr. Scott is also a past department ! Hope- Ark-: Guiseppi Magino. Thompsonville.
commander and was formerlv adiutant I Von.ni t.s,ri Marchi. SomerviUe. Mass.; Clif-
- ( inrn t.- j., . m..
of the Thirteenth Wisconsin veteran vol
of the yard wiere assembled for the oc
, caslon, which was made one of patriotic
Inspiration.
.The Pacific Marine Iron Works Is
engaged in fitting out vessels launched
by shipyards here and is playing an
Important part In the government's
shipbuilding program here. The war
work flag of the Kmergency Fleet cor-
jFuianwu srnvru saturaay. Bart as a i unteers.
toKen or the character of the plant was
raised today.
"I went from Wisconsin to Georgia
in the war." he said, "and I liked it so
well there that I Just stayed. After we
NAl'TICAL KXPF.RT IS BlSY
rora r . Margrave. Olustree. Okla.; Frank Slap-
miss, oouin umana. reo. ; John J. Slavick,
Hazelton. Pa.: James Sloan. Wh.lin v V.
Official buslnys began at headquar- Hilton R. Snowberger. Boswell. Pa.; Peter So
rs at 9:30 this morning. Miss Floods01- "os,on' Mass.;. Charles Speigel. Chicago,
ters
was on hand, dispatching Information
right and left, greeting veterans from
all over the country and issuing orders
generally.
Comrades of Old Reunited
0.mr Srhwarz Adjusts Compasses
and Olhrr Instrument on Vessels.
Adjusting compasses and other In
struments on the vessels turned over to
the United States Shipping hoard Is one
of the duties that has fallen to Oscar
Schwarz. naqjtlcal expert In charge of
in nyarograpnic office in Portland. His . floor and peering over, waiting and
services were commandeered by the watching for someone they knew. One
navy department at the opening of the white haired veteran from Connecti
war, and. as there Is no one else In cut began to show the signs of wearl
the port qualified to take this work. It ness amid the excitement.
,haa fallen to. Mr. Schwarz. "I bin watching for 'some folks I
Consequently he is on board every used to know ever since early this
ship on trial trips, and where there are morning," he said. "They were to
two of these the same day, as often ocf- meet me here, and I ain't had no
curs on the river here, he goes down breakfast yet. I don't know what be
to. Astoria with the one which he does come of them."
not accompany on her trial. j State headquarters at the different
; hotels were thronged with persons
ALL ALONti THE WATERFRONT ! seekll1S oId friends and acquaintances.
Among tne recent arrivals in town
in.; tmanuel Steiger. Glenham. S. D. ; Samuel
Tanner, Philadelphia. Pa. ; Mike Tedesco. En
Apriglino. Italy; Percy G. Tripp. Wells, Me ;
ivaj mono lurney, n.rtxning, la.; Adam Urban
ski, Perth Amboy. N. J. ; Leopoldo Valdes, Sas
pamco. Teias; Florent VerbiuSt. Chicago, IIL;
Patriffin V i i p.,ll.nla ti 1 . r. .
On the mezzanine and below the Marcus Vogelsang. Heemsted. Holland:' Walter
lobby, old men who had not seen each I Vo11- I'tira, N. Y. ; Conrad Walker, Hastings
other In 50 years clasped again the VbV, Weiner. Brooklyn, N. Y.: Ellis o.
hands that had shouldered guns in j '1 "nfiSZ
the same company. Old men sat lean-i phia. Pa.; George Connie Woods. 'Dearborn.
mg uiw hip. rawing on tne mezzanine;-11" - -""in vroney, nennams, va. ; Harvey M.
loung. .ew lork. N. Y.; Robert S. Zeigler
Longview, Teias.
Corporals
Edgar P. Andereck, Minneapolis, Minn.
Leonard W. Hillstead. Preston, Idaho; John J
Mikos, Chicago. 111.
The government drfxlge Wahkiakum
will move Tuesday from Vancouver,
where she han len enttaged. to Wil
low bar. for chn.nnfl work.
' Inspection of the Damaru. Grant
r Smith-Porter Khlp, launched April 17
and the Western Pride. Columbia River
Shipbuilding corporation vessel, launched
July 20. was completed today by United
, Stat Steam Vessel Inspectors Edwards
is Colonel G. I. Reiche. commandant
of the Montana Soldiers' Home, and
past assistant adjutant general Mon
tana G. A. R.. department commander
Montana G. A. R. and national coun
cil of administration.
"I have been looking every year."
said Colonel Reiche. "for a man in I
Hoch's division of the Confederate i
army who. at the battle of Bentonville, :
N. C, on March 19. 1865, was wounded. I
ne vas oniy it men. and I was 14. I
DIED OF WOUNDS
LIEUT. JOHN CASHMAN OLDFIELD,
Garnerville. N. Y.
v SERGT. DANIEL J. O'NEILL, New York.
CORP. ALVIN R." CANADY. Bag Hill, N. C.
Privates
ALBERT HENRY BRIEGEL, Canton. O.
PAUL COCHRAN. Chicago. IU.
CHARLIE CRAVEN. Bauxite. Ark
GERA D. MADDY, Newcastle. Ind.
ELLIS A. OWENS. Blackburg. 8. C.
PAUL P. ZAKAROSKA, Philadelphia. Pa
BERT H. HUMPHREY. Carpenter, W. Va.
JAMES LYONS, Louisville. Ky.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
LIEUT. NORMAN D. HUGHES Phil..l.
phia. Pa.
DIED OF DISEA8E
Privates
WILLIAM P. MANGRUM. Shawmutt. Ala.
HENRY SALVE80N. Superior. Wis
RAYMOND SUTPIN. Jonesboro. Ind.
DIED r ROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Privates
EUGENE C. HAGERMANN. Nasaua, N H.
CHARLES L. SCHAEFFER. Roy, Mont-'
CORP. HENRY G. SENTELL. Schoolfield.
HKESTHIRTY
MILE JOURNEY TO
GETMORETANLAC
Throws Walking Cane Away After
Being Relievecf of
Rheumatism.
"When I first started on Tanlac. I iowa.
JOHN A. TORKLEP. 1709 South Sheridan.
N. 1.; lUnia , Tacoma, Wash.
Thomas H. ! VIRGIL V. VERANDO, Mt Hermnn. La.
DIED OF ACCIDENT
(Previously Reported Killed In Action)
SERGEANT HENRY F. MARSH.
DIED OF WOUNDS
SERGEANT BERNARD J.
Drumshambo. Ireland.
Corporals
DANIEL J. KELLY. Bridgeport. Conn.
BERNARD B. RYAN. New York. N. Y.
CLARENCE M. MACK. Derry. Pa
ALBERT V. POOLE. Thompsonville. Conn.
Private
JAMES BOGGAN, Birmingham. Ala.
' MICHAEL BREEN, Boston, Mass.
ROMEO DE PATIE. Lawrence, Maas.
WILLIAM F. GAVIN. Detroit. Mich.
GEORGE E. MYLOTT. Rutland. VL
MORRIS PELTZ, Brooklyn. N. T.
OTTO C. BLETZER. Roxbury. Mass.
EMORY S. CLARK, Haddock. Ga.
NEWMAN FLETCHER, Guntersville,
GEORGE H. FRITZ, Oak Ridge, Pa.
QUILLIAN V. HAYES. Lindale. Ga.
MILTON B HODGSON. Porterville. CaL
L. S. MARTIN. Lafayette. La.
NORMAN E. SMITH, York. Pa.
DIED OF DI8EA8E
Sergeants
EARL McDONALD. Dcs Moines. Iowa.
LEON A. FORSYTHE. Waterford. Conn.
Privates
WELCH BOUNDS. Chicago. 111.
GEORGE A. DAVIS, Fallon. Nevada.
WARREN W. GRAHAM, Tiffin. Ohio.
WILLIAM J. LONGEVER. Lebanon, N
PETER C. DUPRE, Saint Rose. La.
VASIL HARITCHIS, Viavolitchion, Greece.
JOSEPH E. HJELM, Strangarden Hedemra.
Sweden.
THEOFIL KNOFSKI. Decatur. 111.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES
SERGEANT WILLIAM E. ENSKO. Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Privates
LESLIE ALEXANDER. Houston, Texas.
JAMES ALLEY. Sparta.. N. C.
DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
LIEUTENANT EDWARD E. POTTER.
Plattiburg, N. Y.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain Joseph D. Coughlan, N. Dartmouth.
Mass.
Sergeants John L. Hobson. Haverhill, Mass :
Eugene Krieger, Worcester. Mass.; Francia T.
Smith. Newark. N. J. ; William H. Springs.
Marshill. N. C. ; James Harvey Stevenson, Sheu-
i Pelermo Prov.. . luly
Kans.: Louis De Luca. Brooklyn. N
I Tlnvki Pnrti P - Tom Ed New York. N. Y.
Philip' Fallo. San Jose. Calif.; Fred William
I Fergerson, Westboro, Mass. ; Lewis A. Flore,
j New York, N. Y. ; Amadeo Florillo. New Haven.
Conn.; George Fischer. New York, N. Y.: William
I E. Fleming. Jersey City. N J. : Russell Foster,
j Quincy, 111. ; Herman F. Franklin. Brownwood,
Texas; Elmer Adleman Freed, Sonderton, Pa.;
, Joseph Gorrie, Lingigio Trov. of Rome. Italy:
Randolph George Giannmy. Lovnngstone. V. ;
, Ulysses S. Grant, Dalton, Ga. ; Emile ;ravelle.
' Fitchburg. Mas. ; Lionel J. Hahn, Johnstown.
Pa.; Charles Hennelly. Mayo. Ireland; Thomas
J J. Hughe'. Hartford, Conn.; Frederick Iverson,
Perthamboy. N. J. ; George Jicha. New York. I
i V- V . WnK.r UITinl. I . , Ili.imnnl 1 A !
I ... ....... j ....... . , . ..v....uu.,u. -
, Hyman Knmear, Rochester. N. Y : Nick Koine
i stakes. Wheeling. W. Va. : Frank Koraski. Chica
! go. III.: Joseph L. Lancer, Carthage. N. . ;
McELROY. ! Larl Inigan, Presque Isle. Maine; John Lea vet t.
Indianapolis, inu ; narry ievensieui. ,rw xora;
William H. Lloyd. Baltimore. Md.; Michael
Lovellino. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; William Rosa Mc
Afoose, Kittanning. Pa.: Eugene McGovern. New
York: Homer A. McLeod. Moultrie. Ga. : Anton!
Magnuesw!ki. Melrose, Maas. ; Morris T. Mat
kins. McLeansville. N. C. : Dave Matney. Sucy.
Va : Frank Mattioli. Province Chietl. Italy;
James A. Madaria, Louisiana. Mo.; Martin J.
J Mikkehen, Hutchinson. Minn. : Mike Musulin.
Cambria City. I'a. ; Bonus Nebelchok, Jersey
City. N. J.; Carl Olsen, Becholin. Denmark;
Gustaf Olson, Brookside, Conn. ; Andrew Ortimo-
wiU, Ciersanuw Rousno Steive, Austria; Frank
Thomas Otoole, Framingham, Mass. ; John
j Palmer Jr., Strasbourg, Pa.; George Paul.
Macedonia. Greece: John Perna. West Point,
I Ark.; Henry T. Peters. Fullerton, Pa : Edwin
Perterym. Lynn, Maas. : Tony Plazaito, Pitts
I field. Mass. ; Frank Portiero, Vobarno, Province
I of Bresct. Italy; Arthur B. Purcell. Shamokln.
' Pa. : Edward Joseph Reid. Brooklyn. N. Y ;
Pritchard Reynolds, Rockwood, Tenn. : Arthur C.
Jacob down by the British bawi-ciay. says
Sunday night's war office report on avi- j
atlon. The British lost three machines, i
Thirteen tons of bombs were dropped on j
various German targets. :
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Richardson, Lyons. Ohio; John Albert Rigg.
ter, N. Y. : William L Ritter. Cincinnati.
E. O. Wicklund and wf. to Margaret
Bair. L. 1. 2. B. 1. Edgecombe $
Margaret Bair to E. O. Wicklund and
and wf. I 8, 0. 10. B. 0, Liberia
Maria Tavone to Joseph Saltalamai-cliia
et al. S. 15 ft. L. 9. all L. 10. 11. B.
8. Tabasco Add
j Florence N. Oelaniater and hu to John
van Zante. u si, a. . oj, lrring
ton Tark
Tbe Peerless Pacific Co. to Charles
Walter Wells and wf . 8. 50 ft. of
N. 50 ft. of N. 150 ft. L 18, Le
nora Place
Ainslie Est, Co. to George Ainslie et al.
L 5. 6. B. 221. Portland; L 5. .
7. 8. and N. 10 ft. L 3. s. B.
23T. Couch's Add
Caroline Ainslie Dieck and bus. to
George AinIie, und. S interest in
L. 5, 6. B. 221. Portland. L. 3. 4.
B. 237 Couch Add
C C. Colt and wf to Frei F. Srlimid
and wf. L. 13. B. 3.1. Ro-e City Park
Dorothy May Coppock and bus. to John
T. Hotchkisa, L. 11. B. 1 . Rose City
Park
I,cutse Patterson and hus. to Elmer R.
Smith, L. 7. B. 15. Lincoln Park
Annex
J. O. Bailey and wf. to William G.
Meyer and wf.. L. 2. B 41. Beau
mont Gertrude Ginsberg Klaber to Charles
J, P, FIN LEY & S0iT
Progressive Funeral Directors.
PRIVATE DRIVE Women Attendants
Montgomery at Fifth
M' A-lBtS.
F, S, Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertakers
, 414 East Alder st Phone Eaat 82. B 8225.
! WILSON O0SS
I East 84 Lady Assistant C-Blflt
10 MuHnnmah at E. Seventh St.
ndertakera.
Modern In
every detail Broadway and Pijie ats. Phone
jo ! Broadway 430 A 45BW. Idy assistant.
A. D. Kenwortfry"Co
1 Tabor 2267. 6S02 82d st . Lenta.
, Tabor ShD... 66th st. and Foster road. Arleta.
East 781
B-1888
Undertakers.
o; Dunning d. McEntee l
858
P. L, LERGH a-
E 11th and Hawthorn
1 MILLER A TRACEY. Independent Funeral Di
1 : rectors Prices as bw as $20. $40. ISO.
Washington at Elia. Main 2601. A SST
CHAMBERS KENWORTHT "CO..
24 8 and 25u Ktllingswurth are. near Williams
1 ave. Woodlawn 306. C-1133
io Breeze & Snook S'&SV
Main 4152
Corner 3d and Clay
H
E Chanmsn anil wf L. 26. 27. 28
Rochester. N. Y. : William L Ritter. Cincinnati. t iinhnrnt i Add . .
Ohio: George W. Roberts. Philadelphia. Pa. ; j Walter L Allen to Carrie Bakken. L.
Alfred Kubenstein. New York; Louis Ss Its tore, I o , n Hvahington Add E. Portland
Rovlan. Rome. Italy; Samuel Sany. Volinski. j v,, ' Ka'rgo A Co. to American Rs!!
Russia: John Scbollgen. Earisboro. Okla.: Frank wir Kxpresa Co I,. 1 4. 5. 8. B.
Shamry. South River, N. J.; Nathan Sherman. n10 j-'ourh's Add
New York N. Y : Anton Shvegido. Kovna. H " B ;ran,ham and wf. to Fred A.
Azitnoai. Russia: Mike SaJnaJ. Chicago. 111.;! Pf.nn.n.hmlt I. 6 7 8 B .
Jan nasi. Vvaruner, mass.; oaivaiore sun one,
Philadelphia. Pa. ; Vincent Siano. Tuckahoe. N. Y,
10
10
10
1.150
1.500
1
2.950
Ol,..,o Undertaking Co
ONCWCCi A 2321.
Wilson & Wilson Vn.4KwVobyc-ViTt
HAWTTOT
T n -7T n 82 WiTliams av.
A. R. Zeller Lo, Ea.t os. c iu8-
ft" T. BTTRNES. new residence eublUhment.
801 Williams are Woodlawn" 220. C-l.
MOMJMF.ST8
Va.
TI - ...
moyn j. wentworth. rtlRtrtt oe
. . ' ""cmiui mm, i e 1 1 I e " s "ivnircii uiv xiiing lines, anci ne was r wr rrr tqii
l?m7r??t t0r.Sn, Vlco. whore wounded just ahead of me. I gave him GRAsl. Princeton ENISJHA
.bualhes.. l,ds on official some water out of my canteen to drink.
i uu iisve aisajs wonaered if he is
living or not. '
KELLEY SNOD-
C. W. Tehault. district service section
r
NORTHWEST
STEEL CO.
PORTLAND, ORE.
Manvfaoturtr f
BOAT SPIKES
SHIP RIVETS
Bolts and Upset Rods
Ship Kn
ees
Law orders promptly handled. Stock that Is
aaado riant, froai first class He timber. Horn
- m Portland. One ratio and shipping polo,
i Barton. Or.
M. J. HAMLKT, Manufaolunr
Cars eded for Veterans.
Colonel K. M. Malone of Miles City,
Mont., a member of the 7th Kansas
cavalry, is also attending the encamp
ment. He served four years in the war
and was afterwards the first presiden
tial elector to be chosen from the state
of Montana.
Quartermaster General Stowltz and
party were escorted over Columbia high
way Sunday. Cars are needed for high
way service every day this week except
during the hours of the parade Tuesday.
Three shifts are now working on the
assignment of rooms, under the direc
tions of Managers Cloutier of the Mult
nomalj hotel. Childs of the Portland and
Cornelius of the Cornelius,
Poincare Personally
Decorates Gen. Haig
Taris, Aug. 19 (IT. P.) President
Poincare personally decorated Field
Marshal Halg with the military medal,
according to a dispatch from the front
today.
Prlvat
PACL Bt'RNS, Indianapolis. Ind.
JOHN KICINSCY. Philadelphia. Pa.
LEE JACOB RTCENGA. Grand Haven.
Mich.
ARMCR J. VANDERZEK. Burlington, Wash.
LEVI J. VACTRAIN. Indian Orchard, Masa.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSINQ NOW
REPORTED KILLED
8isgearrt
JOHN C. TRESSLER. Meyersdale. Pa. .
Corporal
FRANK L. FRUTH. New Brighton, Pa.
FRANK W. REINHART. Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES SMITH. Canton. O.
Privates
HERBERT S CLAWSON. Latrobe, Pa.
AMON E. FISHBl'RN, rhiladelnhia. Pa.
FRANK C. GANTZ. Philadelphia. Pa.
OSCAR HART WICK. Mercer. Pa.
JOHN W. HELWIG. Columbia. Pa.
GEORGE E. LINDSAY. New Brighton. Pa
VERNER W. M'FARLAND. New Brighton.
Pa.
SAMUEL E. SINCLAIR. Detroit, Mich.
ELL-ANS
'Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 25c
t
was so crippled up with rheumatism
that I had to use two walking sticks in
order to get about at all. But. after
taking four or five bottles every pain
was gone and I have actually gained 15
pounds besides."
The above statement was made by
William Choat, 34 West Riverside Ave.,
Spokane, Wash., recenOy.
"Rheumatism," he continued, "was
only one of many troubles Tanlac re
lieved me of. I had suffered fom a
bad stomach for 12 or 15 yelirs. I
couldn't eat scarcely anything but what
gas would form and almost cut off my
breath and bring awful faint, weak
feelings over me. There was a terrible
hurting In the pit of my stomach, and
if I ventured to eat anything except the
lightest food, it would almost put me
out of commission.
"This was my condition a little over
a year ago, when I made my mother
and brother over in Iowa a visit. Soon
after I got there my troubles grew
worse. My kidneys started bothering
me. I had awful pains in the small of
my back, and constantly had headache.
Then started in a siege of rheumatism
which I will never forget. I was laid
up for six months and was flat on my
back for several weeks, hardly able to
move. It started in my legs, then got
in my arms, and the pain was some
thing awful, from the tips of my fin
gers to my toes.
"When I did get up, I was in such a
bad shape I had to use two canes In
order to get about at all, and this Is
the fix I was in when I got Tanlac. I
read the statement of a man In .the pa
per one day that fit my case exactly.
and decided to see If It would do me
any good. Well, to " make a long story
short, Tanlac simply did wonders for
me. Before I finished my second bot
tle, I threw my canes away and could
walk as good as anyone. And eat
why, I never had such an appetite ! All
the sourness left my stomach, my back
ache and headaches disappeared, and I
haven't had a touch of rheumatism to
this good day. One of those bottles of
Tanlac I drove 30 miles to get, our lo
cal druggist being out at the time, and
I would do so again - under the same
circumstances. It's a real pleasure for
me to recommend Tanlac, and I will
gladly tell anyone personally what it
has done for me."
Tanlac la sold in Portland by The Owi
Drug Co. ; tAdv.
Corporal" Fury Cardi. Shawmet Bach, R.
The following casualties in the marine corps
are reported by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary force:
KILLED IN ACTION
Corporate
JOSEPH M. DALEY. Auburn. N. Y.
LESLIE B. McK AY, Portland, Or.
Privates
PROSPER R BROOKS. Riola, HI.
OSCAR E. SHOVER, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
DONALD L. THAPP. Eltoro, Calif.
HARRY WILMOT. Gloversville. N. T.
DIED OP WOUNDS RECEIVED IN AOTION
Prtvat
RAYMOND A. ANDERSON. Minneapolis.
Minn.
DARRELL H. CALL. Chicago, m.
ALFRED J PEDERSON. Tampa. FT.
HUGO J. STARK. Belleville. IIL
FRED A. WEGENA8T. SL Mathews. Ky.
DIED OF DISEASE
..nfiiu I'lllUT V Q i uni univ T? t
I.; Michael J. Connelly. Cranford. N. J. ; or- i v.ine
nelius P. Englishman, Paterson. N. J. ; Edward ; 1na- M w .
D. French. Mcdfield. Mas.: Fred . oiueire. ; ov--kv .
Waverly. Iowa; John I. Leslie. Berlin. Pa.; Rob- j rrivates Guy Altman, Cleveland. Ohio
ert F. Taylor. Waterbury. Conn.; Albert Ja. j Henry E. Belhumer. Lambndge. Masa.; Jobn H
Wiener, Baltimore, Md.
Privates Moses T. Baker. Funston. Ga. ;
V.rinn O Bedford. So. Nashville. Tenn.; Stan
ley Blaschik, Millington. Conn ; George Bradt
Jr.. Albany. N. Y. : Masilo Censote. Richmond
Turners, Mass.; Miles J. i lara. Mesnopnen. r .
Antonio Cont. Holyoke. Mass.: James J. Cooko
rolos, Stamford. Conn.; Ernest P. Couture. Wor
cester. Mass.; Joseph J. Covaleski. ML Carmel.
Pa.; John IHekey, Hickory Hill. Pa : Ezra L.
Edmonds. Danbury, Conn. : Frank J. Fencl. Chi
cago. III.: Amie J . rournier. rioiyose. jis.
Brownlow, Al:ine, Ala : Robert 9. Horne. Lands-
dale, I'a ; Orio V. Raphael, Booton, Maas.:
Roger W. Renkel. Normandy. Mo.; Andrew
I'aro. Nesquehoning. Pa.
WOUNDED IN AOTION
( DEGREE UNDETERMINED)
Corporals Genrge D. Allsn, Isalle, III.:
Jack Jordan. Tulia. Texas; William H. Bennett,
Mt. Morrison. Colo.
Privates Joseph Chappello, Cleveland, Ohio; i
John J. Pojeske. Wayne. Mich. ; Harry H. Hoara
hsuah. Kearney. I'a. : Wynn H. Wilson. San
James . risner, niumnus.
10
850
700
7.10
100
10
2,s,i
WOUNDED
Private George F. Minerd. Piteairn. Pa.
Lithuanian Diet
! Will Not Accept
Germanized King
Amsterdam, Aug. 19 The Lithuanian
r-u..l r..ilr riallsirhpr Rrwhine. N. J Onntin. Calif.: James
Arthnr C Gravenstein, Kock Rapids, Iowa: Roy ! Ohio; Paul J. Ryan. Argyle, Minn ; Eugene S
W Hahn Mountairy, Md. ; Chsrles B. Hawkins. : Sheets. Rock. Kans.; Bernard J. Stanley, Am
Kayford. AV. Va.; Leonard E. Hill, Holyoke. ttrrdam. N. Y.
Mass J I. Johnson. Hartford. Conn.; Charles ! PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN AO-
W. King, Milan. Mo.; James Kirby. wneeier. I TION BOW KirosTin SLisniki
Ala.; Frank P Llllis. Chicago, 111.; Frank I.
Lnvxell. Fitehburg. Mass.: Chester Lyons. New
burgh, N. Y. ; Lyle F. McDole. Klngsley. Iowa:
John Rusecki. Poland. Ritssia; John Ryan, Wi
noki. Vt ; Frank A. Shamis. Pottsville. Pa. ;
William H. Speacht. Pottsville. Pa.; Charier E.
Thomoson. Bonanza. Ark.: John Yirak. Colerain.
Mass.; Thomas Daahy. Canton. Mass.; William!
L lavis. Winchester. Kan : Tony Deleo. Lake j
Nebagamon. Wis.; Joseph A. Doucett. Beverly,
Mas.; William D. Dudley. Marlboro. Mass.:
Harry V. Duffy. Richmond Hill. N. T. ; Perry i
Wesley English. Faust. N. C. ; James S. Gsgss,
Marlboro, Mass.: Alberic J. Gaene. Somersworth, ,
N. H ; Eii-tuche Gaene. Lowll. Mass.; I.evi
Goulet. Marlboro, Mass.: Avediss Hajarian.
Marlboro. Mass.; Charlie George Hansen. Kana- ! .. tr, arivlrea rsnrhlne hern
-h. to n.nui k H.rrimrton. Snrinaf leid. I diet, according to advices reaching nere
Mass. ; William T. Hough. Hammond. Ind. ; ! last night,
SS.nW V. V,-4t f ... . ThwvlnM Kfttx i
Philadelphia, Pa. ; Edward B. 'Kemmerling, St. the German plan
Joseph. Mo.: John J Kennedy. Suffieid Co""j I Russian province into a German vassal
Luther C. Kent, Hope. Ark.; William fredi"
Klinebeil. Harrietta. "Iich. ; Anthony P. Kolas, 6tate.
Suffieid. Conn.; Charles Laip Jr.. Highfalls. N. j .. v.. i.,,. wt to General
Y. ; Sam Io. Saratoga Springs. N. Y. : Dewitt I A protest has been sent to general
T. McElveen, Osyka. Miss.; Ralph I-tmts Mc- i Ludendorff It Is reported, against the
Kr Brtn4.fi.h mI-"' FAk ThMin.i ! appointment of a German king without
W-stville. p.. ; Albert Monnemy. ForgerilUge. . the consent of the Lithuanian peoples
Mas.; Jam. J. Murphy. Jersey City. N. J.; The threat Of a revolution is voiced
Millard F. Murray. Chelyan. W. Va. ; Arthur A. ; Jn be protesL
Neff. letroit. Mich.: George J Ostrbuhr. Hil- ;
dredth. Neb. ; Robert A. Owens. Hardie La. ; ;
Quincy B. Park. Chelmsford. Mass.; Ralph M. i
Parrort. Nahant. Maas. ; William T. Paslej. (
Scruggs, Va. : Norman D. Peak. Volney. Va. :
Harold Pederson. Webster. Mont : Ernest W. ;
Petrson. Msxlen Rock, Wis.: Albert H. Pohlraan,
Seward. Neb. ; Walter B. Price. Swamp Scntt. ,
Mass.; Clayton W. Rhodes, Palmers Falls. '. T. ; '
Raymond E. Rice, Springfield, Mass. : V Uliam J.
Rionelle. Lowell. Mass.; CTiarles R. Robblns, j
Worcester. Mass.; Joseih Rionca, New York, j
N. T. ; George A. Sanford. East Boston. Mass. ; I
WillUm Shea. Brooklyn. N. Y : Howard Shollen- I
berger. Philadelphia. I'a.; Morris Sobat. New
York. N. Y. : Andrew Stefanik. Web-ter. Mass : ,
Melnn B. Suggett. tlarendon. Ark.: Kim tv.
Sylvester, Springfield. Mass. ; John Tluszei, Chlc
opee. Ma-.; Dewey P. Toraa-ello. Bagdad. Fla. ;
Michael T. ZonfrUlo, Manchaug. Mass.: Arthur
W. Dwyer. Boon ton. N. J.: Walter O. Esbtg.
Pittsfteld. Mass.; Frank F. Freeman. Lynn.
Masa.; John W. Gosminski. Fall River, Mass.:
Wallace E. Grigo, Turners Falls, Mass. : Norton
Stanley Harwood, Pin Mills. Texas; Alexander
Fozcbase Add.
William A. MacRae and wf. to H L. Pit
tock. L 1. 2. 11.. 12. 13. IS. 1S.
20. B. 1. L 8. 9. 10. 1 1. B 2. and
I, 7. 8. 0. 11. B 3. Wall Street
Add
Milllcent M. Hill and hus. to John Con
nor et al. L 33. 34. B. " F. " Park
hurst H. P. Heninger and wf. to Daniel
Brugger. tract 30, Ileininger Add . . .
Ludwig Helnrirh and wf. to Jemin
Johoneson. I. 10. B. S. Diels Add . .
H L. Pittock to Nanneta Van Horne,
L. 24. 25. B. 18. Willamette Add. . .
William H. Rogers and wf. to Jesse Rog.
ers. 6 acres from E side of S. W.
of N. E. Sec 33. T 1 N . It.
4 E
Sheriff to Elva Brown. W 40 ft. I. 2.
and E. 3 64 ft 1- 3. B. 4. Holladay
Park Add
Mary A. MeCracken to Aaron M. Frank
and wf , L. 1, 2, B 2, Johnson s
Add W.IM
Dudley Holland and wf tn H. D. Graden.
beginning 20.50 chains E and 80
chains N. of S W. corner Sec. 31. T.
1 N R. 2 E . thenre westerly to right
of way of O. R. A V Co.. book 47.
page 1H9. thence southeasterly along
said right of way to point directly
S. to beginning, and thence northerly
to beginning
Rachel C. Ring to Carrie O'Leary, L
8. B 2. East Tabor Villa
Mat Cotter to Harry T. Kent. I 17. B.
14, Tahorside ...
John Carlson to H. (Krsr Johnson. L.
10. B 13. Klnr.el Park Add
j Lafayette N Berk and v.f. to Ferdinand
Rasmiissen and wt , . u, ti 14,
Highland Park
Akerson. tiooch A Co.. Inc.. to Ma M.
Colvin. L 13. B. 10. Wood me re . . . .
i ! BL A E SI NO GRANITE G
J 2f5?- 3 ST AT MADISON
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 204 -20 14 th
st. opjxs.it. city halL Main 8501. PhlUp
Neu Sons for memorials.
LOST AND FOU5D
II
. THE following article have been found nm
cars of the Portland Railway. Light A Power
Co. August 17: 7 purses. 8 pr. flnvea. 18
gloves. 1 badge. 1 bag, 18 packages. 1 oil coat.
1 carienter s spron. 1 bun overall. 1 bun blan
kets, 4 lunch boxes. 4 .ulteasea. 1 boi. 3 books,
ID umbrellas August 18: 1 pin, 1 ring. 1
, Trand beads. 1 knitting needle. 2 books. 2 pr.
gloves. 1 knife. 3 ps.kmge.. 1 tea pot. 1 lunch
box. 1 bag. 1 basket. 3 coats. 1 au!tce. I
traieling bag. Owners may obtain property at
First and Alder street station.
i LOST Aug. I 8 at waiting room. 1st and Alder
sts., lady's Mark purse containing paper money
and other small articles; also paper with owner
and hu-band's name. Reward 800 Ocboco
ate., rity
WILL THE ROY who was seen to tak new
Blue A White Ameriran bicycle from Penln
suU park Sunday pleas, return sam back to
park and leave with attendant there, and BO
(juetions will be asked.
LOST -I-arge brown and white otiei pointer.
bird dug. answers to the name of Don. Re
ward by owner East 714L Brodwy 1T81.
LOST -Gillette "safety razor. In Ivory rase, and
brush, on Alberta t. Reward. Woodlawn
201 1 .
l"OlrND -Two bunches of keys; owner can hav
same by i ailing at Journal office and pyfnE
for tins advertisement
iJTST IVarl sunburst with nugget pin ' W
ta hed, tteen th and 12th of Ant ;
gift from dead daughter; reward. Wdln. 208.
I.flST ''ne with" ivory head, monogram " L
u a V.. r n BrA kaiul lea R fttnreaa.
Ml l HMSWPH ' " " " '
S. G. Spitter, repair residence. 12ol FrankTin fail labor 2342.
between 39th and 41st: builder same; 1160
125
10
375
1.800 ;
2.150
10
Bl IMUMi PKRMITH
LOST Brsicli. sunburst, with emerald set
ting ll E. 8tn st. i.ioerai rewara. i a-
Fred Robins, repair residence. 1 E. 70th
st. between Ash and Burtuiiie; builder same; .
2n-iv. i.nini ret ., mis V. loih Fol ' NTs-- Bank book belonging to E C Johl
N. between I'rescott and Going; builder A.
Gmver: 1 1 00.
Ballou A Wright, repair hospital. 144 1 8th
at between Hojrt and Irving; Portland Elevator
Co. builder: 820OO.
Ntta Englln. repair apartments. 524 Killings
worth between lOth and 11th st ; 3350
Mrs. Elisabeth Noston. repair residence 501
Mohawk and Hudson; Nash A Woodford builder;
50.
son. 3tu ti. 5-l st. or ( reaton. was v
WwKllawn 22 5fJ.
LOST Black leather" purse," containing If 6
and small change. Phone East 1230.
LOST--rTl.K-fob-No. 357. F. E IPoint; (10
reward Call Ir. Bruce. "
lie ward.
on
Alb-rU L
LOST Safety rator.
Woodlawn 2011
KO I" N DKtrolling-cane. Cslf 'Main 2l"4.
A K all Tabor 1J.
FOCND Pur. o.. W.
JEW TODAT
has suddenly revolted against , g j fjs Your Carpets
in plan to turn the former .
Old Rngg and Woolen Clot-In;
We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven
Fluff Rugs
Thej Wear Like Iron
Rag Bar Woven All Sire
Carpet Cleaning
9x12 Rugs Steam Cleaned $1.50
WEHTEES FLCFF BUG CO.
64 Cnlon Ave. .
Eatt till Pbones H-IIi
HELP WANTED MALE t
1 BORERS WANTED Men under II year
for eneral labor work for store department
at Soutnern Pacific Co.. Brooklyn shop. lUtll
ork at I3.v per aay Binrsiw r.
"Where to Get It"
BOXWOOD
Ideal mromer fuel. Prompt delivery.
MULTNOMAH FUEL CO..
M. 5540. A-2 1 1 .
NATIONAL FTEL CO. Short -abwceid. Mock
wood. 2 load lota. 4 ft entry, sib. SA 304L
AUCTION WALES TOMORROW
THE BAKER Auction Hou-e. Uawnie Tempi
bldg . Yam hill and W. Park . aal at 10
MEETHO HOTICF.M
41
LA HOUERS wanted lor ditili work; steady rm
ployment. up notch wgev Inqnir North week
corner 2d and Flanders. Portland G A . Cok
company. ; '
MAN with light car to handle established tea
and coffee rout. 135 00 per week and
rommissi'in Boyd Tea Co . 22 e Third rt.
WANTED Bsrrel coojr. wagea paid pic
work or by the day. Liberal wage pad to
right man. Jones Bros. A Co.. Yjl at HI 4.
. . rXium
Coatmaker and vestmaker wanted. E. C
reterson. 171 Russell st
YOt'NG-men 17 to ! yeers old for Bshers;
good wagea, stead y work. Apply1 10 morn
: ing". New Grand Theatre, 105 Sixth street:
1 W ANTED Fir-t class fireman, must understand
j f ami oil and be thoroughly familiar w HJk
i loiien. I sperobeeher Mfg. Co.
TAILOR for repair work in clothing store. J. J.
1'adden. Vancouver. Wash
WANT ED Men to work" on river boats. ISO and
up, toom and board. Apply Washington dek.
FIREMEN 4150
rVANHOK LODGE No. 1. Knights of
Pythiaa, meets every Tweed y rvcnlag
m ft ca-tle ball, 11th and Alder sts
VUliDi Kntghta ar wdeoosa. - U.
Lane. ...
onthlv; eiperlenc una
seary ; seod stamp. Hallway, care JosirnaL
WANTEI A maa to work on wringers. .U. ti
ksondry, 180 Grand ave.
bl'KtlEI AN ami prefer wanted. E. Momaoa
Tailor. 611 K. Morriwm.
(Centlnntd on ioUowlif Pirn