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t - 14 THEOREGOtf DAILY. JOURNAL PORT LAND, ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER : 0," 1918r 'A i in K tlEW INDUSTRY TO . BE CONSIDERED AT : MEETING MONDAY -Emergency Fleet. Corporation Is ; Anxious to Have Brass, Iron $y and Steel Work Done in City. OFFICIALS ARE TO ATTEND Local Manufacturers Relrjctant ' to Take Up Because of Lack 'J of Assurance of Business. - In an endeavor to get Portland manu facturer interested in making orass and iron valves and steel flanges, which An naedtfd bv the Emergency Fleet MinMntlMi for ahloe ' be Ins built here, W.J.,Pannon of the supplies division of the fleet corporation has called upon ih irw industries board in Portland to render assistance- '- A ' tneetlnr has been called for nVifwV -Mnrtdav afternoon at 602 Oregon hnildlnr. at which- time 3. F. Steins of the supplies division will present the matter to the manufacturer. Herbert reaional adviser of the war industries board, and District Chair man C. IL Carey will attend. Manufacturers have been reluctant to engage In this work because of changes In equipment that are neces sary and because of lack of assurance of continued orders. The Emergency Fleet corporation Is ready to go to any reasonable length to get manufacturers Interested and it is believed the Indus try may be launched at the meeting Monday. ' ADMIRAL COONTZ TO LEAVE from Astoria know It. She knows the captain of one shin about due to sail and she has wrvteu Lieutenant Harold C. Jones of the sea service bureau that this captain c if willing to have her signed. . However, the merchant , marine has toot began taking women as ytt, : and while , they are serving as cooks on river craft, there is no chance Lieuten ant, Jones informed the applicant, .for her to go in the ship. r . - .. - VESSEL OFFERED FOR COOS RUN Sea Francisco Agents Prvirt Propo- sition to Chamber of Commeree. j :'. new coastwise ship fine frm!Portf land and Astoria to Cooa Bay, la pro posed by Charles E. ." "-Brown- trafl manager for. Swayhe Hoyt, steamship agents of San Francisco, who is en deavoring to interest Oregon . capital to the project. In a letter to C F. McGeorge, agent of Smith Terminal dock at Marshfield, Brown proposes to sell a steamer well adapted for thla run, capable of arcy ing 400 tons of freight and 80 paasen gers. for f 60,000. .McGeorge,-nable to finance the proposition on. Coos Bay because of war industries and ship building, he said, referred it to ' the Portland Chamber of Commerce. If local capital can be secured. It is understood, the San Franeisco firm is willing , to engage aa a partner in the enterprise RENTAL SCHEDULE FIXED ; THE ROLL OF HONOR 14 Continued Pae OaV 19 ate member f the antrta corps. Tb casualties as wmm! . , -'Array . i Y: "r'-' '' v-". -- i Killed In actios , . . ..'.'to Mlsstat in ectian ,..... . 65 Wounded anerelr . . . . v. ...... . ... w. 82 Died of rUseas .,i.rtl'j 10, laed from wennd -. . .... . ...,......... J6 tried ot accident sad other causes . . . . , ,- S . . ... . . . Total . "Marine Killed ia action tj... g Killed ecetdeataUy -...,..-, .... - 1 Died of wounds received ia ctioa., . . .. . , . 2 Miaatac ia actios --2 Wounded ia action (severely) ..-..- ...' Total Army List: It A schedule of rental for tho use of warehouse B and part of the open space on the docks at the Fifteenth? street municipal terminal has been . figured out by Secretary Randall of the com mission Of public docks ana submitted to the members of the commission for approval. The proposition .thenwll.be submitted to W. J. Fannon, heasrof the supplies division of the Emergency FleA corporation in -division L, who will trans mit it to Philadelphia for official ap proval. The rental, as reckoned on a basis of space occupied, will coincide closely with the tariff rates of the dock com mission, it Is believed.' ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT Rear Admiral I. II. Clpnnon to Com- mand Thirteenth Naval District. ' 'According to announcement received today from Washington. Rear Admiral James H. Olennon will relieve Rear Admiral Robert Coonts aa command-I ant of the Thirteenth naval district, which includes the Pacific Northwest Admiral Olennon comes from active service oh the Atlantic toahore duty. He is remembered among mariners here aa a member of the Root ' commission sent to Russia by the United States government .Captain Harry A Field will be new commandant of the Puget Sound navy yard, succeeding Admiral Coonts, who was acting in a double capacity. Ad miral Coonts, who for many years has been on tfe Pacific Coast leaves soon for active work in the war sone. ' KILLED M A0T1ON I : 'CAPTAIN JAUE8 VfiVTAKSX HENDERSOX.I Uwni Pater Edward. WUUaaMrula. & T. IDWARO MCNat. 8e-.ttto.rWwb. . Oofporttls ,f" AM BRADLEY, Keadins. Ohio. , QUANTKELL O. HART. Dundon. W. Ta. ' . HAKBY C, SBATZEB. . Dajrton, Ohio. - Private JOBKPH T. BENOIT. Bald Knob. Atk. JOHN SILA8 BONAK, HanietarUle. Ohio, v'i JOHN W. CLEBKI.N, Madiaon. Wta. JABEZ M. DBAFEB, Clearfield. Utah. KREUIME J. T1XH. CossveU, K. D, LEK T. CORD, Lonetrae. K.' 0. SYLVAN UAZEL. Elwood. Ind. . ' ROY HAMILTON, Carrisoso. N. Jf. . , HORACE HANDY, Austin. Taxaa. , - . , KRED HARRINGTON, New York, K. t. . Rt'FFIN 0. LYNCH. Majberry, Ya. FRED r. MOORMAN, Lima, Ohio. , LEONARD OSTROWSKJ, Chleaco. m. ., LOUI8 8. PHARES. Mound City, I1L GCMTAV BOERICK. Litchfield, Taxaa. GU8TAV H. CHUL2E. Wiaehester. Texas. JOHN SCHWARTZ. Marinette. Wla, AMAXi SCHWARTZ. HoUy. Mich. - " ; HOBART H. BEE, Hesewteeh. BL 1X)N EDWARD SHARP, Detroit, Mich. GILBERT VETTIN O, Egs Harbor, Wia. " PORTER WHITE, Canterbury, W. Va. , . JOHN J. ZANKOWICH. Jeney City, N. J. ANTODiE ZUCHOWSKI, Saxon, Wia. .. - PIED OF WOUNDS - MlnaeapoUa, Mt&n.; Alt Beniamht Barda.1 Bull (tap, Tenn. ? George L. Barria, Nettletoa. Ark. ; Taa E Hon. Hoeaeateed. Pa, : -Archie GUbert Hoeaaad, Brooklyw. lad, i Jobs JioeabottMi, Aw tcniaav-N. X. . , . , - Miastsja in aotion ?, " x-;; Corporal Harry , Leeaant Friaell. .' Aucusta, Ge. .- Edward H. MaeDoaald. Cheater, Conn, v Prite Wyaaee j Arhootaa, . v Thorn peoarflla. Cons. : WlOiaaa . Baehmaa. AUeBtows, . Pa. ; Lawreajea- l Beaedlet. Rahway. N. J.; Joseph Hooker Uorphy,- PhiladelpMa, Pa.; Terrall Kel eoe,' Albert Lea., Mina.; Richard ft. Nickeraoau Graad Jnoetioa.' Colo. ; Edwin- Eocene' Rawch. r.meoi. k, wauaee . jucaara -. Keid, Fbuadeb phia. Pa. ; . Charlea W. - Arodt,- AueBtowa, PaT; Bradley 6. Ellia, Eliawood. Oala. ; WUbert V. Kee, Cstbaak. 'Moat.; Ployd- L Frederic ka. ijeeoey, tixia.; rianry w. ueriano. Eunice, .; NiehJaa -'Hermea. Walmeton. N. D. v Williun H. Hock. Chlcaaoi DL 1 Lonia -Kaiian. Hew York. N. X, : Marino Lapietra. Aikenerille, N. Y.; Laa- VrSra Pay, wte r-etar Uaadick, rivwnoiun.: wuio aiojoerry. AninaroB. ohm LawrtBceT J. O'Connor. Union Clty, Pa. ! Erin U Petefaon. OHrla. Mina.t Constantino- Ptchosxi. I'MJedetphla. Pa.: owes B. oaina. Harrwoa. si. J.t WUIiaa O. Tolbert. : Padncah. Ky.; Fred Tripp. 8aa Jacinto. -' CaL : ' Cheater - V. . Tidbo. .Mine. 8. D.; Jom O.- Trnjtllo, ConyHlon. N. M. ; Antoa Wecker. OaBued. Neb.; Walter W. Wei- her. Clerelaad. Ohio ; Cad A, Welta. HmitMale. Mias. ; Harry Weatphal, . Grand Ulead. : Neb. ; Ererett C- Wlieeler, - Rirerakle. CaL ; Chrlaa 8. V. WUladaen. ' Marqnette, Neb. ; Claud Wtlllama, Hemet . CaL : . Richard : WlUouahbn Parrinten. Mich.r . Clarenoa - Rhlnehart, Jeney Bhore, Pa. ; immt qpracA, K4W vruw, . ... , m. i . Jm Soott. Homae. K. M. ; Edward M. Sharp, City. Neb.; fMlchael Joseph Sheehan. Tan Maavf Charlea A. Shirley. Lawrence. Neb.: WOMAN WOULD BE COOK ' ' Elizabeth Constantine of Astoria Wants to Sail High Seas. ' ' Elisabeth Constantine . of Astoria . wants to go to sea. She is a good cook. . she says, and masters of ships sailing THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL GAINS THIRTY-FOUR LBS. Mable Montgomery Recovers V After Long Suffering By v Taking Tanlac Inspectors Edwards , and Wynn are completing their examination of the Kuwa and. are beginning- work on the Nashota. Both are Grant Smith-Porter ships. , The government dredge Monticello has been ordered to Cascade Locks to dredge the entrances to the canal, which have been filled In by slit In freshets this summer. The work will ' require about a month. The Astoria, first ship completed by the McEachern Shipbuilding company of Astoria, came up the river today under her own steam. She) will go Into drydock at St. Johns. ; k United States Steam Vessel Inspectors Edwards and Wynn wilffinspect the Alrlle, Supple-Ballin company ship, Saturday. The bureau of navigation announces for the benefit of relatives or friends of the survivors of the San Diego that mail for those saved should be ad dressed - to them in care of the . com mandant Third naval district. New York, marked "Survivor U. a S. San Diego." Captain Charles H. Johnson, turmiui. ter for the Port of Portland at the mouth of the river and well known along the coast and on the river, ha signed as first mate of the Quoque, of wmcn captain j onn leaping is master. Both officers are from Astoria. Boilermakers May Take Action Action of some sort on the Saturday half holiday may be taken at a meeting of the boUermakers tonight Oakland boiler makers have agreed to go back to work, pending the announcement of the Macy board's decision October 1, and it Is possible, though union officials con sider it improbable, that Portland may follow suit. MARXKE ALMANAC W aether at River's Sleuth North Head. Waah.. Sept. 20.--Conditioni at the month of the Columbia liter sat noon: Wind north. 16 miles; weather, clear; sea.- smooth. Sun Record for September gl Sun rises 6:57 a. m. Son sets 7:11 p. in. Tides for Saturday 1:85 a. m. 8.5 feet!8:14 a. m... ..0.2 feet 2 .10 p. b S.4 feet8:M p. m. . . 0 9 feet ' "No one could see the wonderful .change that has taken place in our little daughter during the past few weeks and , doubt - Tanlac being a grand medi cine," said Mrs. H. W. Montgomery, residing at 270)1 Bristol street Omaha, Js'eb., recently. ' !i "Mable is now 13 years of age," con tinued Mrs. Montgomery, "and had suf fered terribly for five years. One of her troubles was Inflammatory rheumatism. Her feet and hands would swell very badly and at times she couldn't walk. She had no appetite, suffered with fright ful headaches and In place of growing she seemed to be losing ground. She was ' often In bed. for several, weeks at a time, and we had to keep her out of ' school all the past year. She was a very alck child, and although we spent lots : of money for medicines nothing seemed : to reach her trouble and we had begun to think abe would never get well. fi "One of our relatives urged us to give her Tanlac and now you wouldn't take her for the same child.. She has actually ; ; gained 14 pounds and looka the picture . , or health and to all appearances Is per . . f ectly well. She never complains of an ache or a pal A nor a disagreeable syrap- ' torn 1 of any kind. She ia brimful of , life and ambition now, and enjoys . ; me ana play J Ike other children. Soon ; aier one organ on xaiuac her ap f - petite came back. ' and ahe increased In ; weight so fast that we were astonished, , 'and the swelling, pain and headache , gradually disappeared. She la now able - .to enter school again, and we are more . than grateful for what Tanlac has done : for her. I have also taken Tanlac for "loss or appetite, poor digestion and y , nervousness, and It haa done me a world ,of good. I feel fine all the time, and am iv h; avu a cava lor lUIsC, Taniao is sold In Portland by. The ( .uwi.vni company. (Adv.) DAILY BITER HEADINGS STATIONS II f- i L LmaUlla 1 25 I 4.2 I -0.1 OjSh Albany 20 0.7 0 V 0.00 Salem 20 -1.0 -0.1 0.00 Oreton City . 12 1.1 -0.1 0.00 Portland 15 5.3 0.7 0.00 ":9 NORTHWEST STEEL CO. rotiTtjuio, on. BOAT SPIKES SHIP RIVETS Bolts and Upset Rods Ship Kn Lane order pruaanqy tjaa61ea.r ataek eaade rest, frea Ant eatea gee -Uaabec roruaao. Uperauoa Bertesb Ot. m. k MASU.ST, ees it a I. -Fall. rise. RIVER FORECAST The Willamette rirer at Portland win remain nearly atationary during the next two or three days. Shooting Declared Accidental; State Will Not Prosecute AIFRED O. BAILEY. Eft-Okl. JOSEPH K. TBOTTKB, Cunnlnha. Texaa. (iEOBUB VOOICKA. Chicago, IU. i - Priratej x . .- ARTHUR F. ATjDGN, Ueraiore Falls, Maine. I.EO B, ATWATER. Lakeriew. Iowa, OBERT J. JCKLDE. Amherst; Wis. ARTHUR 1 ROBINSON, Warrior Hark, Pa. FRANK HARRISON, EaeUn. Pa. , WALTER HARRISON HENRT, Newark, N. X - ALFRED JOHNSON. Elers, Wla. ' EVERETT MURCHLAND. Lower Woodstock, New Branawtek, Canada. ICIS OSHEROWITr, BWdefard. Hans. WALTER BC8EWA80W8KI, East Detroit, Mich.' , BASQCALE gESVlNO. Senale CanUnzaro. Italy. .- GEORGE 8PRINGSTTNE, Rome. N. T. I died or DISSASE t- Oorpofttls JAMES pVGXS, Jersey City. N. J. , WILLIAM E, HUBBARD, TorrloctoB. Conn, - ' SVIeelM ADELARD DtJBE. Nashua. N. H. DANIEL C. HENDRIEX Newman, TJJ. ROBERT B. KILBCRN, Corydon, Pa. LOUIS B. NICHOLS, Minneapolis. Minn. ROBERT OGILVJE. Balboa, Panama. CALVIN RKiEWlT. Jackson, Ga. BIRDIE BPINKSVlaeetf, Mlsa. ISIDOR TURNER. Palestine. Texas. DIED FROM AOOIOCNT AND OTHER CAUSES Privates WILLIAM M. JONES, Cordora, Alaska. GEORGE D. MAUER. Hegln. Pa. AUGUST C. MEENEN, Galyeston, Texas. FRANK X. MICHEL. New York. N T. ' JOSEPH P. WOLF, Irrlncton. N. J. WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieutenants Gas E. GrafjauUer, Brooklyn. N. X.; Ralph vChapman, Vienna, 111. ; Bet-oar T. Kldd.vNew Tork. . N. , I. ; - WUUam . I. Sweeney. Pittsbur. Pa, . " ' " f.l . Sergeants Emil Baebt ra, Clareraont. Ohio; George H. Dackwortb, New Bedford. Mas.; Rus sell J. Dyer, Chicago, UL; Roy E. Rnwell. Dex ter, aiame; Herman J. Senaeffer. 'Waterbory. Conn.; Alfred Weatherbee, Akron, N. T.; Bea iamln C. 8ehfll. Betlefonte. Fa.; John Fer guson... Ferndale'. CaL ; Lawrecee Donald Myers, Cnster, Mich.; Clifford R. Troxell. Fallen Tim ber, Pa.; Darwin Beebe. , Grand Haren. Mien.: George Wilson Rondy, Monroe, Mich. : James F. CoonUian, Roxbary. Masa.; James G.' Gitchel. HudaanTille. Mich.; Henry Byron Hall, Hardin, burg. Ky.; Fiord N HolHday. Allison Park. Pa.; Thomas Leroy Lawsoo, Corry. Pa.; Clyde A.' Moore, Carnegie, Pa.; Walter G. Scbolx, Pttta borg. Pa.; Edward S. Wagoner, IndianapoUs, Ind..- Henry B. Wtten. Mankato, Mian.; John Robert WUliama. Borgaw, N. C . Bogler Joseph G. Ueyerl Philadelphta, Pa. . - Musician Harry Johnson, Lacrosse, Wis.' -Mechanics - Alexander Socnowskt. Detroit, wi nenry leeurs, atonessen, ia, - oooi jonn j ioiey, stroadsborg, Pa.; Wil liam Singleton, Norrlstowr. Pa. Privates Speroe D. Andros. Lynn. Mass.; Gay Bartolotta, Middletown. Oonn. Yalmer Bentila, Demmon. Mich.; Neal P. Beroth. Rrmth Bend. Ind.; WtlUam S. BUtlg." McAdoo. Pa. ; George Blackburn. Rockwell. Texas; Joseph Slash,' Phil adelphia, Pa. ; William J. Brailaford, Providence, R. L; Joseph E. Broxo, Turners Falls, Mass.; Andrew J. Carpenter, Dickey, N. D. ; Hoy F. CarroU. Noblesrille Ind; Arthur G. Carter, corona, jai.j Merthon E. Coleman, ' Ithaca, Mich.; Charles D. Fenton, tRoslyn. Vs. ; Vito Fkiti. Kingston. Pa.; Tino Florea, Badlands. il ;. . Anton Hnrtn. . Dorahastar. - WU- vt HuteWns, Brockport, Pa.; Clarence J. King. Marlton. N. .J.; Floyd Isah Lane. Castorland. 1.1 John N. Musty. Sontb Wala. V James Edward Nagle. MaUwaa, N. J.; Haron Newbury, Marcell. Minn.; William It. Oelrich. Jersey City. N.- J. Joseph Paxton, Milwaukee. Wis.; William F. M, SchiWbach. Peoria, UL; ,, "wingie, espies, n. - x. w Fred O. Walls. Spares rsTille, Ohh; Claad E..Wemtte, Caledonia, Mich.; Ernest Dewer Vn.nKk Grand Haven. Mtoh.; Domlniek Oastora, Taeoma. Wash.; Ira E. Chaffman, Baltimore, Md Harold Garfield Chapman, Brooklyn. N. Y Nicola Colarossi, Boston. Mass.: VA-., , Cnnford, Empire , Ga. r Vernon L. DanieUon, Waupaca. . Wla. f Frank 1. IUtI u.i.i Md.; Michael J. DoolerChartnn if. -v Fabieh, Hammond. VaA.; Emest M. Fachney. Dungan HiU. N. X;; Salran Fratino. SatMatnek' Coun.; Phfllp - W. Fraser, Montpelier. vT; William J. Frontflla. Lead At. . r JLH: Gibeon, WeUesrfllei, Ohio; . Wltoon K GrTe7west Harrys Schuck, East Orange. N. . J. i Leo E. Lous sun ton. a.: Ben B. Simpson. LeFeyefete. Tean.; William A. Snaff. Pbiladalphia. Pa- WUliaaa A. Snyder, Piedmont. Okie.;' James A.. -Stanley, Hollidarstmrg. Pa.; Edward J. Sullivan. Andover, Maaa.; George E. Taoor, Msniion. voto: r.iuer u. Tnompuaa. Rugby.'. Tens.; vito Taleehe. Lentina, Italy; Charley Tetter, "Nashua, Iowa; James H. Young, Hamilton. Ala. ; George L. Zabolsky, Shamoa- ' . Marine oorpe Mat: , ' -' KILLED IN AOTION " ' LIEUTENANa J. , W. JVERTON, NashvOle. lena.. , - ,...-'f!v i Ooffaoi all " f . EDWARD NADEN. Newark, N. 3. r' EDWARD H. OELSCHLAEGER. Hoboken, !i - - ' S44rate . ALEX. P. CHRTSTOFFERSEN. Pinneo. Cola. r iaj i if KViits, Kaat vnattanooga. Tenn. CHARLES McMENAMT. Philadelphia. Pa. BENJAMIN E. PEELER. High 8hoak. Ga. Juoivrn i. BuwKii, Hutcninaen. Kaa. ' KILLED ir tOCIDIMT SERGEANT JAMES, MATT SON, Winthrop, BIBS. ' . J - ' ' - ' t. i. DIED OF WOUNDS ' XIEUTENANT DONALD GORDON. Dang lais. Parte. . - ' . . SERGEANT LLOYD BROSIUS. Cart hags. MO. ' y -.WOUNDED SEVERELY IN AOTION , Corporal Daniel T. McKenna, Roxburr, Haas, Private Andrew I S.- Bhepard, Elyria, Ohio; Royal 8. C Shepperd. .Houston. Texas; George N. Snyder, Cleveland. Ohio; Lloyd E. Pike, Silver Springs, N. Y. ; Clareoca A. Shed ten, Dundee, IU. M1SSINO IN AQTION Privates Norman 8. Lorn as, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Makmlm E. Webster. Wollaaton. Mas. i T.lat 3S, Section 1: Washington, Sept. The list of casualties fa the United State service made pubHo tonight contains the same of ISO men. There are no name of mem bora of the marine corps included. The Bat of casualties follows : Killed in action ........... M Using in action Wouaded severely ...... Died of- wounds ' . . i ............ . Died from aeroplane accidents ..... Wounded, (degree undetermined " 4 . . Died of disease I . . Died from accident and other, causes Total 10 KILLED IN AOTION CAPTAIN BELVIDERE BROOKS, ' New York,.N. J. - - LleutMsat ,-OSCAR H.' COWAN. Stamford. Conn. LAWRENCE 8. LOUGHRAN, Ash villa, N. C ' Sergeanta r- EDWARD COYLE. Darien Center. N. T. JOSEPH A. FOLWELL,' Forest, DJ. LEO FRED KINGSBURY, Lansing, Mich, - WADE B..MTJLFORD. Henderson. W. Ya. JACOB O. r 8TOCKBURGER. AUentowa, Pa. ROT EDWARD WHITE, Saginaw. Mien, JOHN BOWMAN. Wilmington. Ohio, NORMAN J. LITZINGKR. Ashville. Pa. JOHN WILLIAM POET. Detroit. Mich. CHARLES H. BELLS. Chicago, m. WAGONER JACOB M 'DONALD, Detroit. Mica. - - ... ' -- Private , - REMITS BACON, Liberty County, Georgia. CLARENCE ALBERT BEUTHIN. Sagihaw. Uich. .... - .... LOREN JOSEPH BRADY, TJnionville, Mich, LEONARD A. BREWER. New Albany. Ind DAVE DWKROSKV. Yakima. Waah. LEONARD A. ERICK80N, MulsrtQa, Mass. ALFRSD XEBI LAUD, cranberry GEORGE W. COOPER.: Stratford. Cla. t , ROBERT A. NICHOLS. 'Woodbury, 'Teaa. ' MED Ot AOOIOCNT AND OTHER OAUSES SERGEANT ' ; JOSEPH .- rHILLIPS. Daytoa, Ohio. . ... ... WAGONER GEORGE , MILTON TAXLOX. PhUadelpba, Pa. - - ' v.-,, ? - rr reals - - - u HOBART M. LEONARD. Joo-isboTOV Tena, i - CAE8ARI COLBERT ALDOi Trestad, Italy, mia am gRLaNI AOOIOCNT PRIVATE H1LIP THOMAS AfULTAXEY. Newark, N. 7. - - - -"' ' 1 Captain Roger D. Lapham; New York. N. 'Y. Lieotenanta John ' H. Bash. Tygarta- Talley. Ky.; Cecil Flortan -. Bates. MobUe, Ala.; Paul KeUor. Boston,.' aaasa,, , s-aw msiejw iw- Sergeanta-wunom i bDsenoa. swiia. William Loanan,r aiewou. . , aaicau , . uswige a. Int. :New Vrork." N. JJ, ii . VorporaiS naroiO u. ima. j&uwwwa, aa., Alger I Ceakey. Hartford, - Mica. ; - Raymond Rankin. Coopers ville. Mich.; George Qulney Riee, Qtiiiv, Wlrh : William P. Walker. Naatyglo. Pa. atachanio David D. Misner. Homer CHy, Pa.; Mike V. Saner, MoundavHIe. W. Va.; William Itmh. ITnlanaL SU Louis. Mo. . Mnta rinia UiHoa Arnold. Hlcb Soire. Pa.; Lester : Aastta, . Burstone, N. Y. J ; George Christorllopulos. Denver. Colo.; Robert J. El liott. Jerieo. N. X.: Robert Samnel Ellisoa. Detroit. Mich.; Arlvid Erickaon, Prinoeton, Mioa.; Melrla Erickaon, Menoaainee, Mioh. ; Herbert L. Estep. Rockingham, Va.; Doagla L, FredendaU, Moaoaoa. Iowa; Joseph Hoiowita. New York, N. I,; Albert Simon Hovtnga. Hudson villa. Mich.: Bernard -J. Hoy. West) Lnui.. U William K. Kaiser. IndianaDolis. IniL : Harry E. Kronfieldi New York, N. X.; Chris Larson, Mill town. Wash. ; Rene J. Lavigne. South .Bridge. Maaa.; Harry Daniel Mabry, Reading. Pa.; Otto E. MagnussoB. Raw Kocneue. N. x.: Peter r. Mills. Norwood, Maaa,; Louis Moreno. New York, N. Y.f Benjamin T. Nolan. Stapleton, N. Y. Mitchel Edward Ogle, Sumner; Mo. ; Jacob 1 Pearson. ' Hopewell. Va.; Joe Kee Pon. Xa Angelea, CaL; Arthur Barnes Sawyer, Baltimore. Md.: Cornelius Scberpeaieae,, Grand Rapids. Mich.; Joseph C. Schwarts, Homestead, pa,; Joe BUrio, Frisco. La. ; Kelly O. Smith Akroa Ohio; Frank Somen. Woodlln. Pa; Pswualine Valli. Harwintoa, Conn. ; , George Edward Veld man. Muskegon Mien. ; vroao urban St. Louis Mo.; Charles Anthony Wtabisky. Sheaaadoaa. Pa.: Leslie J. Miller, Grafton. N. IX; Arthur Moreau. Greylock, Mass.; Aawander Mora oca, Baglnaw, Mien. ; . ingvald Myhr. Tiiden. He.: John Nelson MarmoB, N. D.J Willi B. Orr. Dick son, o. v.; iricenao .-. t-arent, nttsourg, aa.; William ;E Pierce, New Rockford. N D.: John L. Poltavecaoe. ' Chicago, . 111. Francis V. ' Powers, Rockwell - City. lowaf Floyd C Praett. V in tan. Iowa: Walter R. Ram say. Fort Kent. Maine; Wleberlng Nalda, Byron Center, Mtch. ; Wallace U. Koberaon, Vrofino, Ida no: will Kogers. Turiey. uaia.: June san craneiaoo. uai.: Peter saaowsKl. Jtlantst Mich.: Joaeoh Samuels. Los Aaeelea. CaL : Ben Sarosik, Lorain. Ohio; Charles Schmidt, Chicago, ill,: Albert Sehrter. Minneapolis. Minn.; Mike Sehuika, Mahoney City, Pa.; Offie A. Soon. Ladoga. Ind. ; Louis Shanaway, ' Monroe, Mich. ; Frank Simmons. Indianapolis. Ind,: William F. Steinbeck, Bardwell. Ky. ; Lester G. Strachen, Alston, Maaa.; Kooert A. Taylor, Kaat Liverpool. Ohio; John E. Temfter. NeHgh. Neb. ; Walter M. Turner, Macon, us.; uarrey vandernooi, jsnM. Mont,: Ufa rut Loula Wslnaartx. fjlemen. Mich.: John Yuaseyk. Detroit, Mich.; Nicholas Zi kowski, -Brooklyn, N. Y. , : WOUNDED (Degree Unwatarwilned) Private John E. Johnson. Edinburgh. N. D.: Glen E. Leathers, Bement, UL; Edwin D. Nor- anee, r ona ua Lac, wia. . MISSINO, IN. AOTION ' - Corporals OJvde BV Kundson. Hillsboro, N. D.; William C McGarray. Brinsmade. N.- D. Privates MilUrd F. BranosUtt; North Me Al ester. Okla,; Mm- Kehoe, LitUe Rock. Wash,; Henry Eleven, HiUsboro, i.,P.: Joe F. Law rence. Florea Azores .Isladdsrv Alfred J. Lock man, Breckenridge, Minn,; Samuel M. Lowry, Rome, Ga. ; John Daniel Makkay, Cambridge. Mass.: Francis E. McDonald. Grand Forks. N. D. : Merton M. Martin. Randolph, Wla.: John Matysko. Johnston, Ohio; John Popov, JSt. Paul, Minn.; Lars O. Swintti, Chehalia. Waah.; Lloyds a. Tajn. Cupertino, caL; amH A. TneMer, Mont borne. Wash.; William E. Wondra, Valparaiso, Neb. : Lawrence I Wynne. Anderson. Tenn.: James J. Burke. Philadelphia, pa.; Francis Elliott Campbell. Bridge ton. N. J. ; Lee H. Clark. Mesopotamia, Ohio; William Clayton. Monroe villa, Ohio: Jams C. Coarsey, Bradentowa, Via,: George T. Collins, Roekford. Ala.; William Ben jamin Coaler. Philadelphia. Pa.: Robert H, Crow. Belton. Mo.: Clatie R. Cunniaabam. War. ton, Tenn; ; Mike Decisaoo, Mnrray, Utah,-Cleve land Dee, uutown. JTla.: aioyalu Dowd. Phila delphia, Pa.; Luther B. Driver. Cullman, Ala.; Edward Dwyer. Cookavffle. til. ; J Carl J. Eck- . berg., Huron, S. XX: John B. Ellinsburg. Mad dia, Minn.; Alva D. Evans. Colorado Spring. Colo.; Joseph Fascina. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Grady Floyd. Ardmore, 'Utla.; J ants Garthreaux. FOUR'P ORTLAND Mi ARRESTED FOR AUTO . THEFTS IN DOUGLAS Boys of 13 to 15 Years Take Car . at Gresham, Another at t Roseburg. son arxl states that ha is partkmlarrjr proud of tha way -tb Amez-lcana hav bean opholdlnr their tlshtlnr raputatlon. Tba . lieutenant learea .Saturday morn- Inr -for New Tork where he ts to be U tailed as an ttastructor. to tha artulery traininaj acnool at Jamp Meaoe. c --. Confesses, Bond Thefts '- Seattis. Sept et. It, N. S. Mystery of the many thefts of Liberty bonds tn this city Is believed to have been cleared by the signed confession. of Isadora R. Edelstein. 29 years old. who ia nnder arrest here today." In hta confession be tells of the bnralanr of the Federal farm Loan basic i Sjwkaao on Beptara . HOW THIS v IIERVOUSWOLIAH GOT WELL Roaeburg;, Or-, Sept. 2ft. Four youthful I automobile thlevea aared from 11 to la I years, appeared In Koseburr Wednes day. afternoon and stole a car belonging to Harry Pargeter, It was. found that they had called at the Koseburg garage I and. bought soma , gasoline, .where their suspicious actions caused Mr a. Parker "to take particular notice of the car stnd tne coys, isne iook me nuraoer, ana ). . . upon looking It up. found that the license I 1 Old by HerSClf. riCT Sill' utg oei9ngea xo a wnite j ora Dug, ownea by 'Hardy . Bros, of Portland., This In formation supplied the officars with suf ficient evidence and they at one began .A search for the boys and the car. They camped Wednesday evening near Myrtle Creek, and early ' Thursday morning were taken Into cuatodyby Deputy Sher iff Hopkins of Canyonvule. They gave thqlr names aa Jack Kroll. Roy Tooth man, Derryl-AUard and Floyd Vonscolk, and their homea as Portland. They confessed to having stolen a car at Qresham and driven It here. After taking the Fargeter car, they went a few miles south of town and stripped It, taking two tires and other accessories, and they ditched this car and proceeded with the one taken at Gresham. They will be . taken back to Portland for a hearing. cerity Should Con vince Others. Christopher, IU. "For four years I suffered from Irregularities, weak- uws, uorvo ua- 3E88E LTJKE. Texanua. Okla, MATHEW C. M GHAW. De Funlak Spring. Fla. j OERALD ALFRED MALARKEY, Warran- toa. -Or. LOUIS PIETBTKOWSKI. Toledo, Ohio. ARNOLD M. RONNIE. SUrbuck. Minn. . BENJAMIN EUTSTEIN, Birmingham. Ala. - BAHDOSI SADl'CI. Newark. N. J. COSMO 8ARACK Marcellua, N. T. 'JASPER SKEETER, EagleLake, Texaa, JOSEPH JOHN 8LOVEN8ICT. BUrford. Pa JOHN SOBAN8KI, Chicago, IU. ENICKE JOHX 8TANAVAGE, Detroit, Mich. ANA8TICIO TRAGILLO. Walaenbur, Colo ' JUfMIE L. WARD. Fordyee. Ark. MARSHALL O. WEBSTER, White Cloud. Jffcbv - ' . ADOLPH WEISS. Saainaw. Mleh. RESTEREB H. WE8TBERRT. Woodville, BUSS. WILBDB WHITMORE. Banger. Maine. DIED OP WOUNDS GEORGE FITZGERALD.- Abe ma thy, Texas. HUBERT HAMPTON, Manitowoc, Wis. r. HARRY JOHNSON, Barksdale, Wla. LOVIE C. Bt'DDEBTH, Buford. Ga. I BUGLER NICHOLAS . FLORIO. Wa ternary, Oeaa. Ptivaue MIKE BARBER. Whltaett, Pa. SAMUEL -P. COLUNS. Cairo. W. Va. LAKE E. DAVIDSON. Zaring. Iowa. FRANK J. DVORAK, Philbrook. Minn. MORRIS J. EDWARDS. Johnson ville. Jf. T ' . DIED Or- DISEASE 1 Private ' " ' LEgTER CHOATE. Bower, Okla. . . Siberian ShipbuMer Places Orders- for i: Motors on the Coast Seattle, . Sept 20. (L. N. 8.) As a direct result of the establishment bf an Independent Siberian government, an order for a number of high-powered Diesel engines was received hero today by N. Nichols, president of .the American-Siberian Trading company, from Jacob Kambrin, Vladivostok capitalist. who Is building- a fleet of ocean-going mpiorshlps for the trade : between ' Si beria and the Pacific coast of the United States. The vessels are belug constructed at a Kamchatka port. The letter containing the order, telle of the great changes taking place in Siberia. money is plentiful in Siberia," says Kambtin, "but wa cannot spend It, as we. are unable to buy the things as needjv The landing of allied troops waa most, desirable and was received with great cordiality,' Lieut. Holsclaw Is Entertained By Alpha Kappas Lieutenant Ben I Holsclaw. who has Just returned from the fighting lines in France, waa entertained by the"UJpha Kappa Kappa fraternity at a luncheon Thiirsrlav sftnrnAan T J.nf.n.., xtt- I Cane, La.; Delbeft -Gas, rllraor. UL; John P; " "cer aiiacnea M. Ginney, Lore, lad. : Donaneino tioosale. I to the headquarters of the One Hundred Balen. Texas; .Benjamin Jr. Goode, Corona, CaL; Twentieth field artillery which la part Jack Hatehar. Rideonr. Fla. CkarHa Knrrl.h. I . i? rrTJ Springfield. -DL: George - Jantaxewski. Detroit, ne8a, and was in a run down, condition. Two of . our host doctors failed to dome any . good. I heard so much about what Lydia e. pink, ham's Vegeta ble Compound had dono for others I triad it and was cored. I am no longer nervous, am regular, and tn ex cellent health. I believe tho Com pound will cure any female trouble." Mrs. Alice Heller. Christopher; LU. v .Nervousness Is often a syrmitom of weakness or some functional de rangement, which may be overcome by this famous root and herb rem edy. Lydia E. Plnxham's Vegetable Compound, as thousands of women lure found; by experience. If complications exist, writs) Lydla E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Liynn, Mass, for suggestions in re gard to your ailment. The result of its long experience is at your service. ber I and of other burglaries tn Seattlev Hoqulam and Aberdeen. .-. . . . A Dead . Stomach Of. What Uti hit? . TheusandsT Vr- hnndrada f thenaana '- of people throughout America are tak ing the alow death treatment dally. They ara murdering their own stom ach, the beat friend they hava. and tn weir suDiirae ignorance they think they - putting aside the laws of nature. - r This la no aanaatlenal atiramint . it la , a startling fact, the truth.-of which' any honorable physician will not deny. - a nsae mousanaa or people are swat v lowing dally huge auantltlea of papain and other strong digester, made ea-' . pecially to digest the food In the atom-, ach without any aid at all from the, su gestive membrane of the stomach. , -jai-o-na sxomaon ta Diets relieve Oil--tressed stomach la five minutes; they do more. Taken regularly for a few weeka they ouiid np the run down stom ach and make It strong enough to dl- , Kst ita , own food. Then Indigestion. ' lchtna. sour stomach and headache will sro, . Ml-o-na stomach tahleta are aord bv druggists everywhere and by The Owl Drug -o, wno guarantee them. (Adv. AS YOUNG AS YOUR KIDNEYS The secret of youth la EXIMTNATION OF POISONS from your body. Thla done. you can live to oe a nunarea ana enjoy the good things of life with aa much "pep'r aa you did when tn the springtime of youth. Keep your body In good con- dltlon, that's the aecret. Watch the kidney. The kidneys and digestive organs are the main -causes. The kidneys filter and purify the blood. Ail the blood passes through your kid neys once every three minutes. They strain or filter out the im purities. That la their work. Keep them clean and In proper working condition and you have nothing to fear. Drive the - poisonous wastes and deadly uric add accumula tions from your system. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules at inter vals and you will always be tn perfect working order. You will feel strong snd vigorous. Nerves and muscles will be elastic and your face will radiate youth and health. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH Capsules are Imported direct from the laboratories at Haarlem, Holland. They are not a patent medicine, but a guaranteed remedy which haa been used bv the sturdy Dutch for over 200 years and which haa helped them to. develop Into one of the strongest and healthiest races in the world. Oet them from your druggist- Do not take a substitute. In sealed packages three sisea. For sale and guaranteed by the Owl Drug; com pany. aqv. ELL-AW S 'Absolutely Removes Indigestion Druggists refund moneyiiit laus. 25c Uich,; .Franks Laaprecht, Pollane, Prl Skotje Loki. Xranska. Austria: George B. Lance. Thatcher,- Colo. : Joseph Lord, BraeevfDe. 111. : U lands i McUoy, Olner Springs. CoL; W 11 Hast UcQaaM. PbiladrlDhia. Pa.: Donaciano lfar- uoas, 'i tem Amaru ia, mm.-. Ottawa, OnL." Sept.- 2. (TJ. ' P. ) Th fol lowing Amencaaa are atearvmed. tn tne latest essusWy lists : KILLED IN aOTtOR H. Nuras, Clinton, Waah. DIED Of WOUNDS W. W. tynn. Banks, Or. . W. KAISEB. Watts, CaL WOUNDED S. H. Hsnrj. Seattle. (Canadian sarvica.) F. C. Kellon. Ban Diego, CaL ' A H. Hanry, Seattle,- Waah. C Laraen, North Sacramento, CaL GREATER SACRIFICE NEEDED IN LOAN of the famous Thirty-second division which made a name for itself during the heavy fighting around Oiateau-Thierrv ana along tne uarne. Holsclaw has had many thrilling experiences In the war GIRLS! USE LEMONS FOR SUNBURN. TAN Try it! Make this lemon lotion to whiten your tanned or , freckled skin. , A.. (Con tinned From Pag One) THIN PEOPLE NEEDBITR0- PHOSPHATE How It Increases Weight. Strength and Nenre Force in t wo w eeics l ime in Many Instances. Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces ot Orchard .White, shake well, and you have a Quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan, lotion, and compleakm written er, at very, very small coat. - Tour grocer haa the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter wtU supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few oasts. ' Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face. neck, arms and hands and see how quickly the freckles. sunburn, win db urn aad tan disappear and how dear, soft and white the akin becomes. Test It Is harmless. Adv.) HEALTH ifiUMivfliUJ Nuxated Iron increases strength and endurance of delicate, nervous,' run-down people in two weeka' time in many Instance. It haa been uaed and endorsed by such men as Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, former Secretary of the Treasury and ex-Governor of Iora; Former United States Senator. and vice presidential nominee, -na. A. Towns ; General John L. Clem (retired), the drummer boy of Bhi loh who waa sergeant In the U. S. Army when only IS years of age: also United States Judge G. W. At kinson f the Court of CUlms of Washington and others. Ask your doctor or druggist about It. A Waelesetse. Oesaslsf. BelrtsBlsf ssl Itsllsf Lilies Murine for Red ness. Soreness, Granula tion. Itching snd Burning of the Eyes or Eyelids; "2 Drops" After the Moviea. Motoring or Golf will wta your confidence. Ask Your Druggist lot Marine whoa your Eyes Need Care. - Murine Exe Remedy Co, ObiCeage) Your Eye 9 excuses, for not pledging double the amount of the, last loan. "Forget the-' excuse and remember the several million imperative reasons for giving everything you have," plead loan workers. . , "If the . war ahould ... be lost - and the Hun becomes the victor, titles to property and bank accounts as well would be In a mighty bad way. . The government that makea all wealth secure asks? for the loan of a South Bend. Wash., Sept? 20. John Smith accidentally shot and killed J. D. Vorhiea at North Cove the first of the I week while the two were out bear- hunting, mistaking him for a bear. The two were old friends. Vorhles was un-l married, about 45 years old. Immedi ately after the shooting Smith gave himself up, but no prosecution will fol low, as the authorities are satisfied the shooting was purely accidental. Dyspeptic Stomacbs ; Need a y Magnesia Bath Te Wash Oat ter neutralise the , HenfferoBR Stomach Acid waleh naae rood eriaeal ana sear aaa unit uairtiuoi. WHEN SLEEP DOB HOT REFRESH -YOU Alienation Suit Filed South Bend. Waah., Sept. 20. Harold People who are tired ont hr arf j ta the morning feeling that sleep has no rexresnea mem, are in a State of . nervous exhaustion that borders on the condition that doctors call neur asthenia. The causes are Taried, une ymptoms are over-senAiUveness, TrrhT vntii4.avAmarri hurta ia anrjr. I irriUbiUty. a disposition to worrv over Crelgherof Chinook has fUed -a suit in ZXrtm?t7Z ynTZLlLln the stfperlor court here against W, B. puis or drugs which only artificially dl- ?ni"2?AaB1,wtf of the same, place Jest your food and weaken the natural ifiS1 dean ana sweet uxe you Keep your oow-1 o auaay aaa aa muscles sore; As els dean by flushing it occasionally with l tunes it seemed my limbs would giro a real Internal bath of blaurated mag-lout. The muscles of mvshonMiriiWirA y- . . - 1 paiutu ana sore.x- aaa severe Head the sour fermenting, food contenta-etop "iNIfTf1 S C me, no Alt Via natn And 1 liuvhvi vVtrt at llvmnala I gOOd Sjad A WES tired lit the TOOrnlnS. and make natural digestion. easyt fhysi- j-Thefe' WES a trembling sensation when elans agree-that fully nine-tenths of 'allli walkodTw. . - . . . s : aigestive oworuera ana stomacn misery rr WrnAi tw Tirint--.- vtli- stomach, of "too much acid.- Thla acid i1 through a newspaper ! and after must be "kept neutralised and harmless I "aaing tlio nm box Of pills helped they say or trouble will aurely follow. Ime I took two more ' boxes. I am for wife's affections. Donaldson wealthy oysterman. of Chinook. Fighting Mechanics To Drill ana Hold Receptioii Tonight ' " jney aay or ireuon ww surav inuew, aw A WOt tWO more ' POIM. -- ' . I . mm Poly- v it Isn't necessary to diet you can - eat feelinjr good, the nervous twitehinrre tmder what i you want 'to reason but get mrJt,zC4 .iIsIaT Jzlv. 23 HKoos trom'any druggist a few ounces of pure "MdXsleepaadeat An opportunity to' know 1 what 1iaa oeen accompuaned at the Benson Poly tecnnio military training school the direction af "Malnr PnW a" Is being furnished the public thls after- Jpowdered-bUurated; magnesia and t Is noon and. evening. The first formal a teaspoonfnl a glass of water before j one Of nutriuoa of the, nerve cells, drill Of the second contingent, which I rnoal fora ,fewdays; and your requirinz a noa'-mlooholio toni A. came -here jfc-ugust is, win be had at SSlllS?JEi the neryes get their aourishmentftom ocnnt of the building on East SStiZ tmeatSS 1 ... !V?i- iha atomaxh. no headache. , arrininw rected toward building Iro tho rtkuvt iiiwuaas wrniiL-'- k-m sS11 te.T- stomach pains,; dlsainess or ba breath. Dr, Williams Pink Filla Tact tlireetlT tovited, will be held this evening, The For , Blsurated Magnealai wfll give yow on the blood aidSrriwlZ building wiU be open at 1 o'clock, when etomachilustf what It aeedsreal- ln-1 tL5t!!3,rTO me anops wiii be open untU for public terhal bathto4:clean up-or! neutralise! ZT Lt,' , iTO Po'ea oi xao inspection. ; Dancing after. S. : . Itha polsorrous acids which are sourm ana lermrauns youc tooa ana irrytatlng I wniniHi -. , r.. 'X-H ACi?.. '--Ji: and; inflaming your stomach.;, f 1 ' Tw wmiari, IHbV Ptrle faeiakM W Ai Jf. Bultley ts In)ared X5;064t.T street north, fell a short distance at the Ipose. It is not expensive, is not a lax a-1 mail, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50 Willamette Iron t Bteel works about I tHra and m th niauratMi fnm rin I cents oer box. six. boxes 25A hv ths. midnight Thursday. striking On his head. I In tnre the itnmaeh. It MnriM rmlv 4 ! Th-. Williams XtmAri-nm,in t!y.yf L He Was removed to. St. Vincents hnml. I nowdev form and tshlstt. Trv It .1 -a" J - r-.u, ,V. v , wm . . . . . . , . .- . 1 .'- i iifui. l j m . i : . . vaj. .. iu Aieni. pa oia .injuries aaa not I lorget you ever were troubled with rya. t wui, tv. a. rnw iuusj ior irw vvuu oepu neicnnuieg. - f r- - i,-' " I pepaia or anoigefuon.. - i LAdv.J loa.-iae OlOOQ UJ nerve& . , tAaV.J 1 TTake nlaln bltro-nhoanhata" la . Mm advice of physicians to thin, delicate, nervous people, who lack vim, energy and nerve force, and there seems to be ampie proox oi tne erncacy or thla prep aration to warrant the recommendation Moreover, if we Judge from the count less, preparations and treatments which are continually being advertised for the Surpoee oi m axing mm people fleshy, eveloplng arms, neck and bust, and re Dlaclna uely hollows and 4na-les tw th portion of It and" offers to pay for that I soft curved lines of health and beauty. mar ara ewacnuy uioussuiaa oi men and women who keenly feel their exces sive ininneaa. Thinness and weakness are usually due to starved nerves. Our bodies need more use. Kick through.' Eager to See Battle Belles A- telegram received by Manager Smith this morning from Cottage Grove says the trainload of ' battle trophies touring the state Is proving an Immense drawing card. At Eugene 3900 people passed xnrougn ine cars and thousands were unable to gatu admission. " At every stop alone the line eager throngs gather to view the relics and listen . to the speaker who accompany the exhibit. ' Always It is necessary to close , the doors of the cars before ay can be admitted, ac cording to the message. Dan Freeman, publicity agent of the fourth Liberty: loan campaign, returned thla moramg from Victoria, B. C with a list of returned Canadian soldiers who will speak in Eastern Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho 'during .the campaign. These officers will arrive In Portland Sunday morning. They are: Captain Edward LJbesey, Captain O. B. Eller, Lieutenant 8. J. D. Evans and Sergeant W. H. Whittlnsrham. .. All have seen lone service on tne western rront ana an nave been wounded and Invalided home. 9 Mothers WO! Parade The big events of . the coming, week will be ; speeches In ' The Auditorium : Monday nlghr by Lieutenant Wlersblckl. Wednesday-night by Marie Dressier and Thursday, nis-ht bv Caotaln Seddon. v Over one thousand mothers of men at the front have already registered for I nhoanhavtai than la contained In modern the "Mothers' narade" Satnrdav ewentnar. i tvis - Phwalclana claim, there Is noth- Headquarters xf the women's oomrait-1 tng: that will supply this deficiency so tee at 213 Northwestern Bank building e-tSi X i ' i 5S Mitt Jot hint Dmvis. rttortint ktr Own (j4ita mith BTTRO PHOS. rttATEj tajf. 'It it rttmmrkabU what ato it aw. ATitr rmr tmyt I itftn it regain my strength, felt full f lift, ms mblt t& tlttp tonndly mni w wty mwiiw iromo stemta tt fit apftar. I taint 4 twtkrt ftnui in Tnr wttU. .. . ... Uaited SUtes Railroad Administration W. G. McAdoo, Director-General of Railroads Southern Pacific Lines North of Ashland, Oregon has been thronged all day with women eager to register for, the parade, In elodlnaf -wives and sisters of soldiers it Is estimated that 2000 women will par ticipate in tho' parade. wail aa the organie pnospnate Known among"- druggists as Duro-pnospnate, which Is Inexpensive and la sold by moat ii Amrtrimtm under a aruarantee of aatls- taction or money back.By feeding the nrvM - direotiv and by supplying . the body calls with the necessary phosphoric Mrs. t;H. .Bolrei; chairman of the If cod elements, bltiw-pbosphate quickly women-sownmittee. A reports another I produc tojme t-tn o motner witn rive sons; in tne service or i u- -h- ,tt , " 7 : "7 ?!L;?S VnSf lnrtwwSnearrs 4f:n,v with It a; general Improvetnent In the ;u -v-rui""'. , l health. ' wervouaneaa, leepteaanessj - ana S". E. Smith, v u ' inn. & , I Ia. cnerarv. which nearly always ao- Tnere are two sisters or soldiers wun I eomnanv excessive rjunness. soon oia- slx stars each; three" sisters with . five tars each, more than1 80 mothers with four sons in the service, and more than ZOO mothers with three sons each ia the army and navy.tT Women -who find it inconvenient to call at headquarters to register may call, phone Marshall 1400. appear, dull eyes become bright and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of part act health.' .--'- '-'-t r- oaifiTOSJ--nhewa ltre Ptiaspaati fee rwnmma asrvsysnsse. sissn awfcna ta tta reeaas t shle flasa aeawlne arepertlea, tt ttveuM nvbe esse to IMPORTANT CHANGES . TRAIN SERVICp 8UJTDAT, 8EPTEMBEB .llW FOREST GROVE LiSe IN He, W IT. Portlaad So. IN Lv. Portlaad Ho. lit Lv. Portlaad Xo. Hi Lv. Portlaad Ho. lSf Lv. P.ertUad Ko. lt Lt. Reed Till vo. IIS Lv. BeedvfUe ,..ltM A. W. Ar, MeMlasTUle .. Ill It P.M. ... HUP.M. Ar.Waitesom i7P.M. ... StUP.M. Ar.BeedvLUe ...... StSSP.M. . Silt P. M.Ar. Forest Oreve ... JilSP.M. ...1118 P.M. Ar.MeMIasvUl ... 1 1 15 A.M. ,.. SiSi A. M. Ar. Portland i4A.M. ... :4JL.M A r. Portlaad 7iMA.M. ..iui.v.vsMitfiraTi. 7itA.X. Ar. Foruaad susA.n. So. 1S4 Lv. wmtetos .... 8VA.M. Ar.PorUaad llittA.W. iro.l8Lv.MeMlsavlUs .lXtM P. 31 Ar. Portland ., St M P.M. 5e.lMLv.WklU.ea .... Ill P.M. Ar. Portland StMP.M. 3lo.llLv.MeMlssvUle.;HP.M-Ar.PeraB4 7i4IP.M. ires. Ill, 1, 114 aad lit dlseestlsaei hetweea PortlaaS sad For. - est Grove. Ho. lt aad 1M dlaceattaaed setweea Forest Grove aad MeMIaa. ville. Ho. IIS aad lit dlseoatlassd betwees BeedvlUe aad Forest Ore re. NEWBERG. LINE - He. Ml Lv. Portlasd ttlS A. M Ar. Cook .... He. KM Lv. Oswege llttl A.M. Ar. Portlaad He. tM Lv. Portlaad ..... S4) A.M. Ar.oek .... He. LV. PerUaad .. . lie P. M Ar. Corvallls He. S If Lv. Portlaad ttM P. M. Ar. Oswege ttUA.M, ,...vT.UiA.M. Ml JtM A.M. ....'. titfP.M. ...... fits P.M. He. MS Lv. Portlaad Xo.M4iLv.Coek .... He. tM Lv.MeMlaavllle 4t4 P. M-Ar. Corvallls ....... TiMP.M, f tM A. M Ar. Portlaad ....... t4A.M. tilt A. M A r. Portland 7i4tA.M. Xa. tSSLv.Oswere ...... StSf A. MAr. Portlaad ....... tiM A.M. . He. IS Lv. Corvallls' f tM A. M. Ar, PerUaad, ..... . .It tM A. M. He. tit Lv. Corvallls ....UMP.M-Ar.Peraaa ....... ftttF.M. HsalM Lv. Corrallls .. . . tttt P. K. Ar. Portlasd .. . . . . , t It P. M. ' He. tM aad tM dlteestiaaed hetweea Hswserg and MeXlaavme. A1H LXHB Z - J '. Ho. tt leaves Portlaad li4 A. X. for Cees Bay, eeaaeetlag at -Albaay far Hewpert. - v. -He.' t4 arrives PerUaad tttf P. M. eeaaeetlag at Albaay frost Hewyert... .- v; . .- " He. M leaves portlaad ?M P.X. Istteael ef TiU P, M. for gas FraarUeo. , . , , - .' s , , .'-He. If arrives Porttaal lift A. M. tsttead ef tttf A. M. . ' Ho.-M arrlve PortUad StM Instead ef ItM P. M. Hasiereas ehaages wm be made la sehedale of tralai ea the' TDlaaieok. WlUaatiss, Falls City, Weadilag, Weodbara aad Syrlsg -' nIS hrsa.ksa. . f" - ' field braaefcee Iasaire ef leeal agests. ; i V John- M. Scott. General Passencer Agent 1 ;- J