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- a-: J - f Hl OREGON ' DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND,r WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER -18. .1918.' 11 - m Annn 5AVQ DMI.; in nuuu uniu iiniL EMPLOYES NEEDED Director General Fears Draft - " Call Will Cripple Govern ment Rail Service. "Washington. Sept. 18, U. P.) Rail way employes, like all other workers, ' must prove their services are essential, to avoid the draft Provost Marshal f General Crowder has ruled that there can be no blanket class exemptions of . any kind.- , Director General McAdoo, who sought ; such blanket exemption, today directed regional chiefs to ask deferred clas ; siflcatlon for every necessary employe. ... is airections rojiow: f "Since the railroads are indespensa V' "bio and branches of the service to j -f; Which employes belong are lndlspen c. sable. I understand the remaining i Questions for consideration by the dls 1 ( trict boards are whether a particular " employe can be dispensed with (1) on ithe ground that the railroad has more , of such employes than it needs, or (I) upon ths ground that it, can readily . replace such employes with others. VTesld Hamper RaU Service "Please state to the district board twlth my full authority that after eight and a half months of a thorough and continuous sudy of this subject, being constantly In touch with employers of railroad labor, the representatives of . railroad employes and the reports of the labor situation generally for the whole : ; country, there is no surslus suddIv of a. labor from which employes can be orawn to replace those who may be tak eh for military service. Any eomne . tent railroad employe taken from an Indispensable branch of the railroad - service will be subtracted from a force "Which Is already too small and which , cannot oe adequately replenished. The . taking of any such employe by any die trict board would be a step tending to injure we war operations of some railroads. The taking of such steps by numerous district boards would, in the aggregate, constitute a cumulative and far reaching injury to the United States railroad admlnisratlon and would destroy the purpose for which the gov , ernment took possession of such con vol of the roads. "The scarcity of skilled labor employes Is dne parUy to the fact that up to the present time the railroads of the coun try. In addition to meeting their full - share of demands of men for general military service, have been subjected to r the peculiar disability that they alone out of all the Industries of the country have had to furnish large numbers of . men ror special military service. Fraaee Calls . Skilled Mem "Hundreds of miles of military rail roads In France are being operated for the military forces of the Untied States by men who have been drawn from the ranks of skilled employes and officers " in this country. In this way the drain upon skilled railroad labor has already . been proportionately greater than the drain upon skilled labor of other Indus tries. And this, in part, accounts for the exceptional shortage of skilled labor .which confronts the United States rail road administration. . i "It must also be clear that employes In . these claases cannot be supplied by the employment ana1 tramlng of new em ployes. Practically without exception. . these employments are not suited to .Women, bstt able bodied and vigorous men are needed for the discharge of the duties. .These men are not available in . adequate numbers and will become less V and less available as the war progresses ; Besides' untrained men cannot perform THIN PEOPLE NEED BITRO PHOSPHATE How It Increases Weight, Strength and Nerve Force in Two Weeks Time in Many Instances. '. Take plain bitro-phosphate" is the advice of physicians to thin, delicate, i nervous people, who lack vim. energy and nerve force, and there seeme to be ample proof of the efficacy of this prep- aratlon to warrant the recommendation. Moreover, if we Judge from the count less preparations and treatments which ere continually neing aaverusea lor the jpurpoee of making thin people fleshy, uvTvioiJuiB mimtt, nn ana DUJBL, ana re placing ugly hollows and angles by the oft-curved lines of. health and beauty, there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel their exces sive thinness. Thlnnees and weakness are usually due to starved nerves. Our bodies need more Af Jottp Drvit. TffiorUnr kr Pn twttriatum amik RTTfn runv. PHATB. tayti -It if rtmvkabU what ir ate tar m. Afttr M d 1 bgan to, rtoin my ttrengtk, felt fdl mo" ' toundl ens all my littU tftubltt tttmtA to dis oppoar. I (aiittd twtlvt pounds in femrvMiht. phosphate than is contained In modern foods. Physicians claim there is noth ing that will supply this deficiency so well as-' the organic phosphate ' knows among druggists as bitro-phosphate, which Is Inexpensive andLia aold hv moat all druggists under a guarantee of aaUs Taction or money oaca. tsy reeding the 1 aerves directly- and by supplying the body cells with the necessary phosphoric food elements, bitro-phosphate quickly nroduces a' welcome transformation in the appearance ; the increase In weight 'frequently being astonlshikg. ;-- k ; This Increase In weight also carries with it a general Improvement In the health.' Nervousness, -eleenlesaneaa and lack of energy, which nearly always ao- oompaoy exotHin lamnaaa, - soon dis appear, dull eyes become bright and pale cheeks glow , with the bloom of perfect health.'1- - -4 4-'j.iw...-;T -rt.": ' CAUTIOM Atthouon Hre-Phoeehate un. ursameS fer-Mlevlna MrveutneM, alaaalaeaneaa sn eanerel ereakMaa. ewlof te- Ma remarkable riew treeins sropertiea. n eheuW net be need ss niw wnw 9ixm Hut aaaire M put eB'IMUU ' th functions and it skilled railroad em ployes are taken for military service the substitution of untrained employes, even tf available,' would prove destructive to ezucient railroad operation. .Jp Cooperation Is Urged A. f "It Is desired that the understanding and sympathetic ooopertion of the dis trict boards shall be sought In all In stances. To . the extent r that railroad men can be spared from railroad service for military service vre ought to spare them. But to the extent that they are needed for railroad service, the district boards should not attempt to take them I tot military service." v ;v ROLL OF, HONOR (Contiimed Prom, Pass eel , Died from wooads ToUl 11! . ....124 MABLNB CORPS Killed in action .. ; ...... ...V. Jed of wound received fa, actio Tonnaea in ecuon (Severely; Hissing la action Totals ' i ...... . 33 f, tn hut mil - :i . . . Lleutananta GEOBGB F. M'GILLEX, Brookiine, Maaa. OarperaH CI.ATJDE C. CASH, lit. Holy, N. C. I 3ACKSON HILDBETH. Leon. Kaa. JUBIXAH K. PUEE. Jamaica Plaina. Maaa. i Prtvatea. WILLIAM wOLFOBD BHTEB, .Detroit. Mich. SAMTJEL W. BBITTOJf, Saaot. W. Va. W1LUAM BROUGHTOM. ThompKm. Conn. MIKE OARINOELLO. Taeoma, ' Waah. ALEXANDER DeCmO. Mttvciano. Italy. GEORGE WILLIAM HITHER North Miniu. apolia. Minn. JOSEPH JOHN KOZLOSEL Craivl BjkMl Mich. DELBERT U. MOTEB, Certtralia, Kaa. JOHN EARL PENV. Moodea. Va. GEORGE riCKETT, Joneaboro, Ark. WILLIE I PIERCE, Exettr. Va HEX BY BOSESZWEIO. Morley. Mich. V II J. I AM 8CHAEFER. Paato. 111. ANGEL BOLARI. Napa. CaL rRANGtaVtX) SOZZI. Tomaco, Pa. JASPEE NEVVTOS WASHBCBN. BipUy, 'EARL LEONARD M LAIN. Gray. Okie WALTER A. MABB, Lowell. Maaa. ROBERT MARTIN, MeAlester. Okla. HIRAM MIDDLETON. Diezney. Ky. CHARLES M. MOHB. Jamestown, Pa. ARTHUR HENRY OHMS, MUan. 111. CLARENCE H. POE, Birmingham, Ala, G ROVER C. BEID. ETanaTiUe. Ind. EABL R. BIDD. Salt Lake. Utah. WENDELL A. BOSS. Applet on. Miaa. JAMES MA8EK. Chicago. IB. JESSE H. SIMMONS. Armada. Ark. JAMES SPENCER. Fenwick. W. Va. HERBEBT STAFFOBD, Mandearule. La. HENRY J. STEEL. ShelbyrUle. lad. ERNA W. TRIPLET. -Earlaboro. Okla. WILLIAM WEIBLE. Altooaay Pa. DIED OF WOUNDS Lleutananta IRENAENS JOSEPH LIETEMETEB. New Iberia, La. Oorperala JAMES LEWIS XRBE8, Llnacreek. Mo. PHvatea RAYMOND E. BLAKE. Pawtncket. B. L KARL W. CRELI.KR, Albun. Vt. bKBicn. r. MAttKiu, Johnson City. Tana, W. A. HABVEY. Phoenix, Va. HEN BY J. HCBICK. Chicago. WALTER KLOXriKR ntihun NOBMAN K. OFTEDAHL. Chicago. EDWABD PHILLIP. Chicago. EZBA POBTEB, Farley. W. Va. WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieetenaata Payaon G. Gatea. Loa Anaelea. CaL ; William L. Lemon. Aeworth. Ga. ; Jamea ionncu woo ton. Columbia. Tenn. Serceanta Frank Jamea. Wilkesbarra. Pa; Andrew Richard Kane, Philadelphia, Pa.; Willie omitii, Mianeapona, jjtnn. . Mechaair Phfllip Keener, Kane, Pa.; Nor- rm nooeix juicy, warrea, ltd. Priratea Joe Black. JSinot. N. D. ; George J ' . siaoaman. neain Epnngs. B. v. ; wuuam Brand on, Bloomabnrg, Pa. : , Loranee Dnnn, Lot Angelea, Cel.: Jamee W. Francis. Boston. Maaa; Domenico Griaolona, no emergency addreaa given; George B. Groaa, LouiaTille, Ky.; Frank Haaea. areoenoKtown. Mo. Urira HioaMre. Lexing ton, Ky.; Bofua House, Oneida. Wia.; McKinley donnaon, speignt, ay.; Klcnara J. Johnxton, Long - Uand City. - N. Y.: Ham C. Kanina. Maplewood.' Mo.; -Barney Jonph Kinael, Kolp. I mont. Pa.: Craven Leiab. Cliftonhcicht; Pa.: Cbariea-Jt.-McDonald. Philadelpbiaf Fred J. Mfller ' Wathriord.-.Okla.; - John ' Miner. Toraan. wst : uenry jfi. Morman. BurteurrtUa. Ohio; Paul W. Morgaa,- Eaetcra, Pa. : Joaeph S. Mart, Colombia, Pa. ; George C Nelson, AnI tuata, Kaa. r Walter Olaea, Ooentee, Wia.; Harry u. fetroecione. new xorx. . I.; Lieigbtoa a. Pierce. BOUnta. Moat.: John 3. BUer. Morea. Pa. ; Oacar George Biagatad, Dalton,- Minn.; 11 trio J. Seama. Cleteland. Ohio; George W. Scott. Minofc N. IX: FeUx Shuton. Stataea. Boaaia; Raymond Smith. Markehan, Wh.; Wu uam Smith, Groom, Florida; Frank Walter Smtta. Chicago, I1L ; Stanley J. Sochomald, Hullalo, N. x.; WUfred Miller. Chemtmacn. N. Y. ; William C Morton. Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Harry A. Manroe. Lynn. Masa : Malcomb MoGUvery Marrar. uuntnaton. . u.: Archie U. Metea. Wakefield. Maav; Paul A. Melaon, Gardner, Maaa.: cnarlea flenmaBier. ProaDeot. N. C: Frank Nixon. New York, N. T. ; Clarence George reteraoa, isenTer, uoio.; umer j. ronraa, Nashua. N. H.; Arthur John Prohl, Hammond. lad.; Ralph Vincent Banita, Proridenoe. B. L; Mortimer r. Shea. Lowell. Maaa,! Jerry a. Lankly, N. Judson, Ind. ; Fraaciaco Sparague, Ambler. Pa! Patrick J. Stantoa. Weat Qaincy. Maaa.; Frank C- Stokea, Sampaea City. Fla.; Leo W. Streaelec, Chicago, EL; Joaeph Suaterka Jr., Chicago, 111.; Leo Thibaadeao, Worcheeter, Maaa.; Michel Tomel. Newark, N. J.; Dominic Tripoli. Buffalo, N. Y.; GerilU Tureo, Segni Prorince Borne. Italy; Albert Walker, Joliet, tB.; Clarence Vincent Waaielewaki, Detroit. Mich.; Earl Wilkinson. Brigeport. Vt; Ben F. Wilson, Jeanette. Pa: CUrence Wittan. Harold. Ky.: Waidialaw WorowickL Linoleum rilla. States Ia land. N. T. xeissisie) in avTiois PrlTatea Cheater Otaen. Wautama. Wia : Arthur Pugh. Winanar, Ind.; Fred B. Sober, Sbaltim. Neb. : Edward Btegemaa. aurwaafeee. Wis. ; Foant H. Thedford, BardUy, Mo.; Anton Tomek Jr.. Pierce. Neb.: Uecar jk. Yurner, Emberton, Ky. MARINE OORPS LIST KILLED IN ACTION Prlatea WILLIAM B. KLDBRSON. ClereUnd, Ohio. BENJAMIN F. LANS. St. DOUH, Ha OTTO E. STEPHEN 8. Wolf Creek. Moat. DIED OS WOUNDS NEOEIVED IN ACTION Privates JOSE E. HALL. St. Louis. Mo. D. U HAY WARD, Sparta, 111. FRANK V. LEASE, Gazette, Mo. WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION. Corporal Charles H. Ransom. Duck Hill, Misa. Priratea Fred L, ChaUia. Atcbiaon. Kaa.; Leonard D. Philo. Laaarna. Mich.: Paul J. QuatUandcr. Enaley, Ala,; Joseph W. Boop, Loa Angeles, cel.; Marua a. Webb, mtiertelphia. xa. MISSINO IN ACTION Sergeant Claude M. Barhaau Nacocodechea. Texas. j Priratee George W. Bourn Jr., Templet on. Frank C But ord. Memphis, Tenn. ; : George W. Oestar, Atlantic. Iowa; William Hinru. Minneapolis, Minn. ;" Fred Later, Biases, Ark.; Timothy E. Marter, Port Huron, Mich.; Joba B. Oram, Sherrad. W. Va ; Nathan W. Pierce. Spirit Lake, Iowa; Marvin L. Poythraai, Chapel UiB. N. C list ai sec. T! Waahlaeton. Sent. 18. The list of casualties I made public Tuesday eon tains the names of 147 ! men. Tbere are no names el members of the manna corps uiciuaeo. The eesualtiea am divided aa follows: Killed in action 8T Miaains la aoUon 12 Wounded severely 74 Died of Wounds IS Woandea silgbUy . 1 i rnea oi aiseaso l Woandea (degree undetermined) Total ........w KILLED IN ACTION CAPTAIN FREDERICK P. MOORE JR.. I xteuevwa, jra, - serseanta BICHABD O. BECHTELL, Ibanon, Pa WILLIAM A. BOLLMAN. Lebanon. Pa. ' JOSEPH B. CBANDALL, Oldbridge, N. J. DONALD FOBSYTHE. Carbondale, IU. ED L. A. PLONT. Oaaway. Mich. BOY M'KAY, Joliet, UL " BEARL V. PITTENGER. Maacie. lad, GEORGE BOABK, Boark, Ky, ' Cereeraia ' -BALPH U ALEiANDEB, MoundaviUe. W. Ta. . ,- ' . : BARNETT CONRAD. Mountain Top. Pa. - IRVING G, GREKN. Brooklyn. N. T. ! ' HARRY J. JOHNSON, Franklin. Pa. THOMAS DAVIS M EWEN, Huntington, Pa. nutoiun a.r.a x&Auri, or, rani, va. ' AMBROSE CHARLES BONK.' IBkeepaia, X. Y. .'- -.v' -,;H'vwsiej'". : -GERALD HtTNT BATES, Gainexville, N. X, ABLOE ADLIE BLACK. Wattsborg, Pa. . G. E. BROOKbHIEE. Cashing. Okla. . l v NICK CACOTAKEC. East" PiUaburgh. Pa : SIMON A. CASIVNO, Elmendort. Texas. ' BOMAN M. CHESALAK. Erie. Pa. - JOHN: DANIEL- COB.VEB, North Braddoek. ' FRANK CRlSTrSlJ'neBardo, Italy;, ' "" JERKY CBOCCO. Philadelphia. Pa, " ? ; OSCAR DULL, WalfMwrg. Pa. . ' , JOSEPH GALLAGHER. West CruhockivPa. HENRT HABBISON, SyUcanxa. Als, 7- - j EHE.M H1LKEBT. Westvule.. Jadv. LALH.CE XV HOUSE, tilsarov, laenU -!" AHTtfCt KORTTAKK. Apptrton, Va -J : ALLKV WATNS LB BOK, Uohntoa, Pa WALLACE. W. LCDLNUTON. Lorimer. la,; BAK MO.ND M'CACLLT, Congo. W. . Va, . . , JERST M'COT.i Viaeeaaea. lad, 1SOM M'GEK, Chickajrha, Okla. - 4 . V THOMAS. Si'KlHiU, Stoektara, Wia " . ij died or Wounds -'' LlEtmct AST, JAT F. . CLEVMEB JB, Mid dle Brook. Va. ' . SERGEANT HKXBY BOBEBT WALLACE. vnscago, au. v OROVEB C. BflCHKB. ennaataira. Ohio. . FRANK C. COCBTXET,. Union. Ind. . OMVILLI P. 4NARTIH. Caldesac. Idaho. MECHANIC 4AUES THOMAS- COSTIGAX, Philadelphia, P. CLARENCE W. BIXLER. Flndlay, Ilk. CHARLES LEPCJCTK, Philadelphia. Pa., THOMAS M MAHOX, 8L lnia. Ho. ' OELMAR A. FOULSOM. Weiner. Idaho ' THEODORE V. RANNOW. Blx-Jf. Mlaa.? JOHJ BOilOCKT. St. Panl. Minn. WILLIAM B, BOBEXTBETTEB. Chiean, KT.MER J TWBRBitB, Station Bay,' Wla. Fiusa wtPir r. ja mi, hu. ALBEBT L. WESZ. BowUe. X. ). DIED OF OISKASI PRIVATE WILUAU J. KELLT. Albany. j. i. ' - .. - , . . . WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieotcoants F. Stuart LandxtrMt. Nw X.; WliliamBruca Pcnoyar, Nawburg, HmMtbRnn Rrlan Kmm ItniUiwt nM.. James is. rarley. fhlUdelrUa.' Pa.: John Ko- wacki. Cbicae; Eddia UcGhea. BaleWtb. CL: Wllttam Jamea Martin, Brooklyn, N. T. ; Thomaa H. Powell. Bowdon. 3 r Iviwrenca J. QtrifWy. Mioneapena, Minn.; Kebto M. Robinaon, Bryson UtT. . V.i Cart Eiteworth Betorock. Lcwia- ton. Fa. : Thomaa L. SeUeimyar, Brtdcewater, t.; ninn i. Bipenenaon. uuca. n. I,: Albert. B. Strickland. Loper. Ala. -Corporals Troy M. Carrlcar, Alsey. BL ; mziiAir Fax x '.if f Of 1 !wm. :fi': mm - - : , , ' Edward Thomaa CHbblna, " Erie, Pa. ; " WITUaai Edward McCaffery, Bay Shore. N. Y i Bay Her bert Miller. Bolivar, 14. Y.: William B. Blcharda. Alexandria. 4 Vai George IL, BJchter. New -York. N. I.; John V. SUowera, KU Joaeph. Mo. ; KauDen lata, South Hammoadi 1. Y. - , , Busier Jamea r. ' ConaeB. If ewburg, . K.:T. -Mecaatue - wmhus H. Stoddard, -- Spriagfiald. Wagoner Edward-Keefer, Danville. Pa. . Ilona' Hinr LadariU r""-" Bhsa Ixland. IU. - -,. .... . t . , v- rr'jr:i.t i - : i Privatee John T. A, .Chfflea, Boxbury, Maaa: Ixuia X Aebtmaa. New York. N. Y.;. WUbum Adkiaa, sddreas aaknowa; Frank 8. Allen. Booth Port, N, T.; Frank Aadwson, Charleston, 1 Va ; Brownaley BaHutia, Pittstrarg. Pa.; John Beaalster, Detroit. Mich.: Charley Beer. Mid way, Tex. : John H. Becker, Parktrsbtrrg. W. Ta; Adotpa O; Beraroa, St. Mary - Pariah. La. ; Edward O. Brulotte, Maacbeater, N. . H.J El Boy Boh.- Milwaukee. Wia.; George E. Cannon, EdcasoatoB, W. C.J NWholaa Cappoedo, Boston, Maaa.:- Artbor IK tblidera. Win Held. w. va Henry Cogar. Webetsr Bpriaga, W. Va.: Fred Coha. ' Boffalo. - N. T.j Edward' J. Cenkry. GraenvtOs Jnnetioa. JBalae: Alex Conrad. Gaa later. Pa.; William Alfred CoUremaa. TicHoute. Pa; rtove) U Daly, Portland Or.; George W0- Uam Daviee, Bnlaer. Pa.: Henry J. - Dixfley. Beeida, . Minn. ; George Dewey FieMs. Sevan-, aah, 1. T.t John F. Floette. New Berry. Mich.: Geaa Fevrane. Mew York, N. T.t GUee C. Gebel, Buffalo. N. I : Lloyd E. Gamber. Coal Mont. CoL: Henry GlmUcb, 'Evanirville, Ind.; Edward Grieb, Louis viUe, Ky.; Floyd Hamilton. Newark, O.t Harold Hasbrouek. Marshall. Tex. : William Hetlaad. Anna, Ohio; Charlea Boberteoa Hill. crowopoint, ina: Arraone uerton. Hev Hsven, Conn.; Arthur J. KeUogg. Mandana. N. D.: Hugh Kilta, Button, W. Va l. Frank J. Leich. Chjcagxv Charlea A. KomaU. N. Y.: William Andrew Kuhlmaa, Beading O. ; A-'Leorioh, Cleve land, O. ; WUliam Llghtner. -Carlisle, Pa.; Alx Llvingatoa, BeynoldsviUe, Pa. ; Feliper - ' Mata, Bernalillo, N. M.; Frank J. Medlar, Barllngtoa. Tt; Gay H. Morrilt Springflead. Meat.; Hysaaa mmmmmmmmmmimm r "1 ' ' - ' mmm 4 s -Vss "V .. f d1 ' ' " ? .". - It " llW.? I hf&zz?Jfff. I i! il I 4 tV' iff UeU . !'vx ' inn I ejJ-1r.:-.-.-f.:'. .v.'.v.--f.u.:-j.'j-. .w aw , m a a b a . sr . Millar, t Brorttea. ' MassrT Tboases Berne MlBet, Oil. City. r. :s V. WOUNDED SLIaHLYT i'f f Private Edlrut Koeriaa. New Tort. . ' WOUNDED I IN - AOTION DKBREK - IINDE- ,t.Fftv i TERHllNgD.- -.j... Berceanta -TVank John rKir iniest W. Ts.! inoaaaa xa. amiLn, Atba, Tex.; . v ?. . tttrnorai V. A.. BarUett, Oahkean, Was. Privatee ' Luiao Aielks. Gerwmntawsw' PtrOa- delphJa. Pa.; W. C. Klein, Chicaco Halghta, Blaj uoorge marquarat. Wadena. Mian. r ,-t "V" MissiNa in AonoN Sergeant K. VT. Bnhaarta Bhala. CaL r Privet Luigi Ansalmov Foadl Caaerta. luly; Oliver F. Durham. Naponae, Nee.; aos EL FTaaler, 8. Fork. Ark. ; Edward Gowaa. Saa Francisco, Artaur Hansen, Sparks, Nev.l Jooa John- atom. La Crosse. Wia.; ; Edward T. Laracey. Kawlit, Mich.; Peter Maaa Carewaky, Valin cobeddea, - Bosaia; Henry Market. Bay Point, jai.j annur atesslek. Alto, ila.;Mwaad MitcheU. Baa FTaaciaeo, . CaL - Ottawa. OnL. Bep'L il. (U. P.) The fol- towine Americans are mentioned ta the kUet ranirtua rarnslty Hate: KILLED IN ACTION . i O. W. ft VAN, Chekta, Waah. ' - K. 8. KEMP. Saa Diego, Cel. r 1', -t ' -U--vr, WOUNDED -. i.-IV JL Stewart, Loa Aagelae. , Ottawa. Ontario. Sect. Is.--(tt. P.l Tbe foBowinc AmericaaaT-are mentioned in the la teat caaoaity list: . KILLED IN ACTION -rK- . Kemp, Saa Diego, CaL . - . ' ..; ' -"' . WOUNDED T. I. Kemo. Saa Diesro.' CaL: L. G.' CUae. St. Bernard. CaL: W. G. Gertie. Los Anaalee: L. OroeaarU, BpokaM. -Waah. ; R. H. Eaton. Cbala Vista, CaL; H. O. HeTty, BeUlngbam Waah.; S. J Williama, Harden, Aria,; S. H. Bolllne. Cole man. CaL: J. R. A. Lee.. Pertlaad. Or.: L. M. McKlm, Outlook.'-Mont.: U A. Molntyre. Saa ,lrV ' --a ( The Thecta Baxa super production supre me. The c o 1 o s sal million dollar spectacle that has tak e n every city by storm - that all Portland is try ing to see that e.v e r y - audience acclaims even greater than ef Cleopatra.' .Come early. Hundreds- are being turned away every night L Derteem; Povtland.O.rf A. Imimsaond. CaL ; V. M. Caaapeeu. Kanaka. JX. A. Stewart. lAawelea CaL. - '-'. ' DIED Of WOUNDS ) ' K. THISTLE, Loan Ha. Cat t. K. PERKINS. Ftaaer; Idaho, . BolshevlU Reiaks Kazaor Peking. Septv TJ. P.) Bolshevik troops have recaptured Ksssn.. svecord ing to dispatches today. Siberian troops are retiring in good order. It was stated. Kasaa was reported several days ago to have fallen to the Siberian troops. It Is the seat of government of the province ofXasan. TO RELIEVE CATARRH AL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES . If roe have Catarrnal Deafness or are hard of bearing or have bead noisea go to year arag- giat' and get 1 eaaee ef Permlat (dee strength), and add to it H pint ef hot water and a Utile graanlaled sugar.. Take 1 tasle- spooiifal four thnes s ear. " ' . Tlua wifl often being ejatek taBaC from the die. breateiae become easy and the set dropping into tbe throat. It "Is easy to eosta little and Is pleasant te take. Aay bee Caurrhal Deafness or bead a nisei aaeakl give this preacriptloB a trial. Adv. i t T "T M a VrvavM . A..e TTwro Complete Orchestras Prices 55;CenU; Loges C5c ? ?-r:i.t-' Fraaciaee a - ' - a ; t Klagnesia Bathsfor Dyspeptic Stomachs Hew TKey Nemtraliae or Take Up the Daaceroaja Stosaaesi Acids : Wkich Caatse) ladlgeetion. BT A SPECIALIST Physicians agree that nearly alne tenths of the cases of stomach trouble. dvBDenelA autd Indiareetion are eaused by an eaoeea e hydrochloric acid In the stomach. -- "Acid Stomach' is an ex rflHsdinarlv asaceroua condition be can the acid Irritates and inflame the deli cate stomach walls and lining, caaslng u partially aigestea too to sour and ferment and develop fas. bloat, nausea ana aesrtDurn. . - - v Add stomachs ehould be nentratiaed. do not treat with digestive puis - or drugs, but glv th stomach a magaesla bath to clean .. oat th dangerous acid accumulation and then all - pain and discomrort will quickly stop. ; ., , To give th stomach a fferrulne mas neala bath go to any drug store and get about X os. of Dure blsnrated marsMla powder and take a teaspoonful tn a cup of hot or cold water. - This makes an agreeable drink and washes down Into your acid Indented and burning stomach wbere in lees than ten, minutes it eoothes and oeols th heated wall and take un or neutralises every trace of exceaa acid mocn aa e pongs or blotting paper might do. With the removal of the acM from the stomach every symptom of irraigearion wui ston. Magneela baths indigestion will ston. Mar are Dew taaen aa are being taken daUv hv tkeusahas r former d y ape p tics who now eat as they please without a sign of Indigestion. Adv. "ess- TmyPfctui Js - It Isn't' Wdrk That Wears You Out ! Hard work , never killed axxvbddy. But hard -work with Irregulsx hours,' nesdect of rest, recreation ; and 'iat'( erdse, do weaken the "kidneys and keeps one tired, f lTiiserable and half sick. -' '. ; - - : . If your back achet-Hf you have headaches, dbrfnew;;, and urinary diddersdon't waltt Get back to staple, ; sensible halTits. Help the weakened kidneys with Doen' ' IDdneg PSU, It may save you aft attack of dropsy, gravel, or Bdghifs diabase. aOoon'- have helped thousands and :' are used the world over. These Are ' .Portland . Gases r H. C Beardaley, mfgr. ef games. S93 Alberta sL, says; "1 aad. trouble with my back and .-when, the pains eaught ra across my kidneys, I was help leas for a while. Th trouble . was like lumbago and couldn't have hurt me worse tf my back had been broken.- Aty kidneys .war so weak X had tronbV controlling th seoretlona and at night my rest was broken because I had to get op. awv era! time. . . After, 1 started, us ing Doan's Kidney Pills the pain In my back soon lessened and before long X was entirely 'rid of the eonplataC! . - We Bmt at All Storis, Foster4Cbora GbwfiuSaioe K.Ye Utg. Chess, KlaOCKSOUXPAIU THE FIRST ROUIID 1 Comforting relief ; from'pain makes . Sloan ; the, World Liniment. " r 'I S. This famous TeGevcr of rheunutle achss. soreness.: stiffaess. painfol sprains, neuralflc pains, and most ' Mxtr ezurnal twin res that humanity suffers from, enjoys Its crest sales ; because it practically never-falls to brlnr speedy, comf or tin reltef. Always ready for use. it takes little to pametraU witkoat rabbiag and pro-' duce results.. Clean, refreshing. ..At all dmc stores. A larre bottle means economy. ..: .. ; . -;; A Sure Way to ' ' End Duulruff There Is on sure way that ha vr failed to remove dandruff at once, aad that is to dissolve tt. then you destroy It entirely. To do this. Just get about tour . ounces ef plain, common liquid arvoa from any drug store (this la ail youwUl - need), apply It at bight when retiring us enough to moisten th scalp and 4Mb : It In gently with the finger tips. " By morning, znoet If not all, ef your dandruff will be gone, aad three or four. more applications will completely dis solve and eh tl rely destroy every single ; sign and trace ef it. -o matter new much dandruff you may have. nU..-- Ton will find all Itching and digging of th scalp will atop Instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy , silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. . (Adv.) . Simbiiraed Saaxiis Relieved By Cuticrxra Warm baths witJi Onicurm Soap ard tentle anointinn with Cutkura Oint ment are most effective for clearing sunburn, heat rashes, redntst, roug-h-aeti ot Intution, . Indispenauble tor every-cay touet uses. -;: .' ; ky SfaaL leas 1 tA, Sseea.rSeUf aaeedese. Tail, Chas. Rogers, repalrsr,' 714 Alberta st says, , Several year ago my kidney war in bad snap. X couldnt get a good nlghfs sleep Xhad to get. up so often. Tb kidney secre .tSotui war highly colored and wer unnatural la other way. My back ached and I coold hardly bend over. When X heard . about Xon'v XOdney XnOs ,X decided tevtry them. After 1 had- need, boan'a for. a who,' my kidneys acted regularty, my back became strong; and 1 felt better ta very way." ; IUDNEY PILIS EfBnsVsBBSssfsaHsVgeB V I II' WW'