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, v ? !1' ?. - .1 ' 14 f , V IP r- THE OREGON - DAILY. JOURNAL' PORTLAND,'- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER; 27.-1918. , a"'.:-' 1 V. 5 w. KANSAS WORKMEN QUIT SHIPYARDS Nearly50 Men Who Arrived Two : Weeks Ago Disappointed at - Not Finding Higher Wages. DISTURBERS HELD TO BLAME less Than One-Tenth of Number ,' Who Came Go Back; Others ' ' All Satisfied With Conditions. Dissatisfied because they could not find immediate advancement In ship yards where they came as common la borers, about J50 .laborers who " arrived two weeks ago from Kansas have re turned to their homes. Conditions here were not as they -expected to find them. I they asserted, although Director Wilfred Smith of the United Htates employment bureau says no misrepresentations were made, that the men hired as common la borers and were all given work as such. Most of the men, 340, were sent to the Columbia River Shipbuilding corpora tion, which had asked for common labor era Some were given work as skilled mechanics and others able to perform higher class work and could not be given It at once, quit About 140 left this yard, but most were placed in other yards where skilled mechanics' were needed. "The trouble was that ' the men ex pected to find overtime. Sunday work at double pay and immediate advance ment," said Mr. Smith, "Many men were advanced, but the policy of the gov ernment is to keep away from overtime and Sunday work and the shipyards here have little double pay time. "The men, generally speaking, were a fine lot but some disturbers were among them and these caused the trouble, rep resenting that the men had been misled. I got hold of one of these and he ohahgcd his tune quickly and is now working In one of the shipyards. All the men were . satisfactorily housed. "Those who quit the yards they were sent to and came to me, were without ex ception satisfactorily cared for. And I could have satisfied any who went back had he come to me." Reports have been circulated that half the men returned and that the rest would go as soon as they earned trans portation money. This is denied by Mr. Smith, who says not a tenth of the men returned and those who are here are satisfied with their work. ,ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT A contract for 50 Scotch marine boil ers haa been offered the Willamettte Iron Steel works by the head office of the Kmergency Fleet corporation. The contract represents $1,000,000. Al ready 160 boilers are under order at th,e plant, which is turning out 15 monthly and which with a full supply of ma terial could produce 18 a month. The Blewett Manufacturing company Is planning erection of a foundry and machine shops at Vancouver to supply equipment for the Emergency Fleet cor poration. A. R. Blewett of the firm l.was In consultation today with Chair man C. H. Carey of the war industries board and Kmergency Fleet corporation officials. Officers for the Bancroft have been r TENDENCY TO ANEMIA MAY BE INHERITED A' tendency to thin blood, or anemia, may be hereditary. In fact it often runs in families and in such cases it should be combated, aa soon as a symp torn shows, by the use of a reliable blood-making tonic Mrs. Elsie Monatesse, 2 Porter street, Haverhill. 'Mass., and her seventeen year-old daughter, both used Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills for the treatment of anemia and their experience follows: "I had suffered with anemia or lack of blood from my girlhood,." says Mrs. Monatesse. "I was losing my strength, was run down, and had terrible head aches. I took bitter tonics and other medicines but they did not seem to help me. I was discouraged, my appe tite was poor and what I did eat would not stay on my stomach. "I had heard of people who were benefited by using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I decided to try them. I Botided improvement after I had taken three boles. My appetite became better and I felt stronger in every way. My daughter, Antoinette, became run down about three years aeo and teemed to hare, no ambition. She was colorless and her limbs ached continu ally. She had no appetite and her face - Vm.i.a ii. : 1 . TV TIT! 1 . uxujkv uui vviu iuinjic3. xsr. vu Hams' Pink Pills helped her at once. . and she besan to eat better. Her color came back, and the pains in her limbs 'disappeared." Your-own druggist sells Dr. Wil liams Pink Pills or thev will be sent y mail on receipt of price, 60 cents rerbox. Write to the Dr. Williams (Medicine Co., Schenectady, "N. V., for free book on the blood. (Adv.) f NORTHWEST STEEL CO. PeOTLAJIO, OM. otsrenef BOAT SPIKES SHIP RIVETS Bolts and Upset Rods Large orden pMsnay steadied.' stoek that is nan nca. nrat aiasa nv riaabec Bosm i ; N. aV tUUSLCT. I AND RETURN HOME Ship Knees assigned, by the mi service bureau' as follows. Samuel Y. Hall, first officer i J. H. McNlckolL ? second officer; Wil liam Wright, first assistant engineer. Gordon Mcintosh has signed as third officer of the Wallowa.' - . The fifth keel in the steel yards of the G. M. Standifer Construction cor poration has been laid at Vancouver, filling- the ways of the new plant there, which gradually Is getting1 into full op- eratlon. Many men are needed to speed -v -.ait f the work to capacity. I SEATTLE FIRM CONGRATULATED Skinner & Eddy Receive Message I From Hurley on Anniversary. WaaMnwtnri S.r,t ' 97 II M S I Chairman Hurley of the United States shipping board today wired congratula tions to the Skinner A Eddy corpora tion of Seattle, on-the -occasion of its second anniversary -of its first launch ing. This concern . has. delivered ap proximately one tenth of all the new tonnage to the government, amounting to. 23 vessels of 203.400 deadweight tons. The first delivery was made Septem ber 16, 1917. During the present year 19 ships have been delivered. Of the 12 fastest ships delivered to the govern ment, eight have been from the Skinner & Eddy yards. MARIJfE AtiMAJTAC lun Reoerd for September IS Ann rises 7 05 a. m. Ban sets 8 :S9 p.- n Tides for Saturday . HiEh Water Low Water 9:10 a. m. . .8.8 feet I 2:48a.m 0.4 feet I 8 :44 p. tn. . . . 7.2 feet 8 :08 p. m. . . . 8.2 feet DAILY RIVER READINGS a J 8 STATIONS M sa ill I'matilla . . . Albany Salem Orefon City Portland . . 25 20 20 12 IB TTT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 ;--2.0 .1.0 2.5 o 0 L-Q.3 -O 8 (-) Fallin. RIVER. F6RECA8T The Willamette river at" Portland will remain nearly stationary durinf the next two or three days except as affected by the tide. STATE HAS ONLY FEW HOURS TO REACH TOP (Continued From Pace One) "Unless we have a miracle ; unless the people take the situation more keenly to heart than they have yet given evi dence of doing. Portland will not 'go over the top' tomorrow morning. After our boasts and pledges we will stand humil iated before the country." "Double Toar Pledge Spirit This is Volunteer day In Portland's fourth Liberty loan campaign. It is cli max day. "Pledge. Double your pledge" is the spirit, the appeal and the prayer of the day Every Portlander must absolutely sub scribe to the limit of his power if the city is to do Its duty. There must be no such thing as saying, "I have done more proportionately than the other follow." Every citizen must rise to his or her own personal standard of patriotism. No citizen will admit that his standard of patriotism is lower than the highest Portland awoke to the campaign's cli max day with a whirlwind of noise. Be fore daylight the unique "kick the kaiser" feature proceeded salemward under the guidance of A. C. Black and with lusty junior marines swiftly kick ing the football - bearing, the kaiser's painted face on to t' e state fair. "Wake Vp Parade WoUy The sleepiest could not have slept aft er S :30, for then bedlam broke loose. The "Portland. Wake Up" parade a thousand automobiles in 10 divisions flaunting banners and blaring with every conceivable noise device scattered throughout the city at a signal given by Aaron Frank. At 9 o'clock the bedlam was outbedlamed for the giant siren near Liberty temple blew blast upon blast un til business for blocks had to - stop and listen to the insistent Liberty loan ap peal. At the same moment. 37 "loana phones" strung along Sixth street began to ask: "Are you pledgid?" "Have you doubled your pledge?" "Where Ja your badge? "How can you have the face to sneak along the street today without a Liberty "loan, badge?" People heard through the "loanaphone" the voices of General .Pershing and Ambassador Ger ard. They, will hear it all day long and tonight and Saturday. .The mayor wfll' speak "to the peopla through it; so will Dr. Edward H. Pence and heads of the Liberty loan campaign. This fea ture is the work of a special committee headed by C. P. Scott and J. F. Buck ley, assisted by 40 soldiers under the command of Major Roos from Benson Polytechnic school. Come to See Show At noon today thousands of people flocked to Liberty temple, attracted by the outdoor vaudeville furnished by the Orpheum, Pantages, Hippodrome, Strand arfd other theatres at the In stance of Frank McGettigan, chairman of the theatre committee of the Liberty loan. A. L. Mills, president of the First National bank, presided and Judge W. N. Gatens spoke. Fifty thousand people will participate In downtown programs tonight. It will be "Fraternal night." The best of the campaign's speakers, bands and musical features will be offered at group meet ings which will be held at Yamhill and Alder. Between Morrison and Alder', 40 officers of the snruce division will give a bayonet drill, commanded by Ma jor Roy Tisdale. There will be 10 ad ditional auto street corner meetings with musical features and addresses. The programs are announced as follows : Yamhill and Sixth Selections, Alblna Engine & Machine works band. Community Sing "America," led by Private Joseph Conlin, Fort Stevens. Opening remarks, Frank Lonergan. Address, Mrs. Vincent Cook. Solos, Private Joseph Conlin, Mrs. Thomas Carrick Burke at piano. Address, A. M. Crawford. Community sing, "Star Spangled Ban ner,"' led by Miss Dorothy Louise Bliss eompanied by band. Liberty Temple Selections First Provisional Reel- Community Blnr-'-Amsnn" v Opening remarks H. S. Hudson. Address Mrs. C. C. Van Orodall. Solo Selection, Miss Dorothy Louise Bliss, Mrs.s Walter Bliss at piano. Address John L. Etheridge. Bayonet drill Forty officers from Vancouver, Wash., Major Roy P. Tis dale, commanding officer. Community sing "Star Spangled Ban ner,'.' lead by Mies Dorothy Louise Bliss, accompanied by band. ' Sixth and Alder Presiding officer E. P. Martin. selection, uoiumbl a. Rlvevr ShnhnM. ing corporation band. DireeW W Community -Sing, "America," led by Otto Wedemyer. acompanied .by band. , Opening remarks, E. P. Martin. Address, Frank H. Hilton. Solo. Otto Wedemyer, Frederick W. Goodrich at piano. , Address, Elton Watklns. : ciT&"tC SK iwSLti ta.,aucH r THE ROLL OF HONOR (Conthmed From Pit One Mat 40. Section 2: Washington. September 27. The lint of cas- 'ZJJJ?!iMJB r?bac today contains the same of 800 awn., .Then are no um of members rf the included. UnE? Sca !?..7.?! 84 Mining tn action 68 ?n?i. "! i A-'ro vi 1 1 1 ws . . Tat dm from aeci it and ether causes. ptod of WOUIxis Wounded slightly Total ; . . , ; ." .800 '-. KILLED IN ACTION Lieutenants HARRY W. CRAIti, C levels nd Ohio. CARL C CBAMER, New York, N. T. ARCH DIXON WORSHAJI. Henderson. Ky. Sergeant HARVEY U IjE DWELL, Randlemui, N. C. MAURICE KIN SET, Martin Kerry, Ohio. THOMAS P. O DONOVAN. New York. N. T. RICHARD PROCKNOW, 0hko.h, Wis. ALBERT BACSOLKIL. HsTertiill, Mass. GEORGE EDMUND BRENNER, Syracuse, N. Y. JOHN J. FINNEGAN, New Tork. N. T. CORNELIUS R. FTTZPATRICK. Brooklyn, N. T. LKVV-L. KELLOQO, Mountain Home. Idaho. JOSEPH E. BOTLE. Fort Dodge. Ia. NICHOLAS ALLICARIS. Tinos. Greece. CHARLES L. BEATTT, Philadelphia, Pa. LEO BEDNARKEWICZ. Tamaroa, in. WILLIS J. HEN SHAW, Marinco. III. GTJT E. HOE, Decorah, la. JOHN ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pe, CORNELINH E. KLYNN. Bethlehem, Pa. NEIL E. HILLABRANT. Assumption, DL JOHN KIRKPATR1CK. Stafford. N. Y. WALTER LEVANDA. NanUcoke. Pa. ELMER H. PARRET. SpeBcerriUe. Ohio. L. J. SAMMLER. Chicago, 111. - FRED W. THIEL, London, Ohio. WALTER THORNE, Oshkoab. Wis. ugter - FRANK CHARLES FERGUS, aaneertlla Mechanics o. CHARLES W. HEIBEL. Chfllieotpe. Ohio. HARRY W. SMITH. Lake Bluff. III. WAGONER CLIFFORD L. LITZ, Dubucne. lowm. COOK EARNEST CARPENTER, Jellico, Tenn. .... Privates JOHN E. ACOUNA. San Gabriel. Cat VI WUU Li. ADAMS. Lowndes. Mo. HERMAN HEIPERSDORF. KitUning, Pa. JOHN J. BANDOR. Clinton. Ind. WILLIAM C. BAUMGART. Chicago. IlL HENRY L. BECKER, Erie, Pa. CHARLES BLANKENSHIP. liladehill, Va. WILLIAM H. BROOKS. Carlisle. Ky. JOSEPH BUTKAJS, Chicago. 111. WALTER CAFFERY. Spring City. Pa. CHARLES CAMPBELL. Woodlawn, Pa. JAMES B. CARPENTER. Barber. Ark. LESLIE E. COLLIER. Sebring. Fla. ROY H. FULTON. Clinton. Ind. ROBERT A. GRESS. Council Bluffs, la. GEORGE W. HITE. Fonntaintown, Ind. THOMAS PERRY JOHNSON, Norwich. Cons REECE A. MAIDEN. Abingdon, Va. . JAMES R. STOVER. Richmond, Va. LEONARD CLARENCE VREELASD. LouU Tille. Ky. THOMA8 WALTERS, Trescow. Pa. LEANDOR WATFORD. Slocomb. Ala. WALTER L. WELNDER. Pottstown, Pa. JAMES YAMPOL. Newark. N. J. EDWARD C. ANDERSON. Kenilworth. Utah. CHARLIE W. BULGERIN. New Rome, Wis. WALTER FITZWILLIAMS, Dunning, III. LAWRENCE W. G RIDLEY, Vificilla, Iowa. OTIS H. HADLET. Bath. N. Y. eiOROK HALL. Sheridan. Or. ALLEN D. HALLIDAY. Plain Tie w. 111. ERVIN L. HAMRE. Decorah. Iowa. THOMAS E. HANLON, Wellarille, Ohio ZEBEDEE HAYWOOD, Talladega, Ala. JOHN W. HENDERICK80N, Wert Karen. Ohio. WILLIAM VINCENT KELLY. Brooklm N. Y. HARVEY WALLACE LEMSTER. Le Grant. Ind. TOM V. LEONARD. Bedford. Iowa. WtLLIAM ANDREW LEWIS, Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM C. LOSHRIE.e Kansas City. Has. CONNIE LOVE. Columbia. Ala. DEWEY McAVOY. Washington. Iowa. NATHD3L M. McBRIDE. Flagler. Colo. RICHARD J. O'REILLY. McGregor, Iowa. AAREN F. PARKHURST. Ettericks. Va. BERNARD SCHM1TZ. L Crosse. Wis. THOMAS R. THOMPSON, Montevideo, Minn. CARL H. TIMMONS, Cincinnati, Ohio. fiDWAHD VINCENT. CircleTille. Ohio. ROBERT A. VOGT. Portage. Dessoux. Mo. HARRY VON DIEZELSKI. New York. N. Y. FLOYD B. WALLACE. Washington. Iowa. DIED OF WOUNDS LIEUTENANT LEROY B. CREATON, Aurtin, Texas. aeraeents ELMER W. BIJLLI3, Oshkosh. Wis. OLIVER GETZHTER. Wilson. Pa. CHARLES C. GRUBE. Dubuque, Iowa. Oorporals CECIL W. FOGG. Hydepark, Mass. EUGENE FRANCIS KELLY. Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHN C SANDERSON. Terre Haute. Ind. HARRY C. SPONHOLTZ, Genoa Junction, Wis. JOSEPH G. ROBERTS. New York. N. Y. JACOB L. MAYLIE, Philadelphia., Pa. MUSICIAN JOHN R. TURNER, Albuquerque. N. M. Privates EDWARD J. CHISHART. Holdingsford, Minn. THEOBALD P. COTE. Manchester, N. H. EUGENE ELRIDGE COX, Indiana Valley, Va. CORNELIUS J. DOYLE, Newbury Port. Mass. NATE I. FAIR, PleasanthSU, Ohio. ARTHUR DEWEY FARRAND. Leslie. Mich. PETER JOHN KETTRS. Belgrade. Neb. GILMORE L. FOSS. Caledonia. N. D. JAMES W. FRANCIS, Boston. Mass. JOHN W. FRANK. Redono Beach, Ca GROVER C. FREDERICK. Mayslick. Ky. RAY ORINSTEAD, Spokane, Wash. HOMER L HAWKINS. Washington. Iowa. HENRY HAYGOOD. Okmulgee. Okla. TOMMU5 BELL, Brookeland, Texas. LOUIS DUPLESSIS. Grand Isle. La. LEO SYLVESTER FEB IT, Steuben ville, Ohio, EDWARD KBAEMER. Bay St Louis, Uias. WILLIAM R. McDONALD, Gary. Texas. ATHANASIOS ' MICHALOPOULAS. Lowell. Has. TALMADGE H. MOORE. PhiladelphU. Pa. WALTER PERKO. Scranton, Pa. WILLIAM PIEPER. Luveme. Minn. EDWARD A. REINLANDER. Sacramento. Cal. " . ROBERT THORN. Marysville. Ohio. FRANK G. FIORE, Scranton. Pa. JOHN GRENES. Lock No. 3. Pa. CONRAD F. KIEFHABER. Brooklyn.- N. Y. VOSOLIA KRASKT0POVITCH, Mt Union. Pa. WILFRED MILLS. Unity. Maine. RAYMOND E. RICE. Springfield. Mass. THOMAS SHANNON. Cahersheiken. Ireland. WILFRED TROTT. Columbus,. Ohio. JOHN UNICKE. Nebraska City, Neb. JAMES WHRITENOUR. Smith Mills. N. J. I otorrnol I laofnacc I Valttil UOl iCUUC05 and Head Noises TELLS SAFE A1D SIMPLE "WAY TO TREAT AND RELIEVE AT HOME If you have catarrh, catarrhal deaf- or if nhlesrm droDa in vour throat and has caused catarrh -of the stomach or bowels you will be glad to know that tnese distressing symptoms may be en tirely overcome in many instances by the following treatment, which you can easily prepare in your own noma at lit tle cost. Secure' from xbnr drunrist I ounce of Parmint (double strength). Take this home and add to it pint of n.0.1 wa.r ana a liine Krajiuiaieq sugar; is sometimes noted after the first day's treatment. ' Breathing should become easy, while the distressing head noises, headaches. . dullness, cloudy thinking. etc., should gradually disappear under the tonic action of the treatment. Loss of smell., taste, defective hearinsr' and mucus dropping in- the back - of the throat are other symptoms -which' sug gest the presence of: catarrh, and -which maw often be overcome bv this effica cious treatment. It' is said that nearly 90 per cent of all ear troubles are caused by catarrh, - and there must, therefore, be many people -whose- hear &SwlUJ ing may oe - restored , ny mis simple. 'Absolute "Removes IiidigeStion:tI)i:uggist3 refund xnonr if it fails.: 25c J1. -"V -. LESTER W. JOHNSON. Lycfaowe, Pa. . GEORGE W; KIR BY, Petersburg. 111. . ... WILLIAM ROBERT LEE. Kennard. Ind. JOHN 8. MACAKTHUR. Philadelphia. Pa. , GERALD.ANTHONY MANLEY. Arehbald. Pa. WILLIS MADISON MILLER. Dubois Pa. MELVIN J. NUNLEY, Cheeotah, Okla. lUJDOLPH. WILLIAM PADLEY. Rochester, CLAYTON POOLER. Maryirriue, Ohio. ; ROY W., RENO. Ludlow, Mass. ' JAMES ROBERT BCARBROUGH, Fort Smith, Ark. HARRY SCHNEIDER. Brooklyn. K. T. OMAR B. SCHEARER. Guthrie Center. Iowa. WILLIAM S. SILVER. Woodstock. Me. WESLEY SWORD.- Washington C. H-. Ohia WALTER A. TIPTON, Muskogee, Okie. DIED OP DISEASE , Privates WHXIAM H. BOWMAN. Hinsboro. Miss. EUGENE DAVIS. Florence, S. C. CLARENCE DENTON. A lis worth. Okla." DAVID McGEE. Sardia. Okla. WILLIAM T. RUGGLES. Marlot. Okla, BARNEY M. WARDEN, Beardstown, IO. TRULES A. REED. New Effington. 8. D. PRESTON ROBINSON, Monntainview. S. C JTHOMAS A.: RYDER. Philadelphia. Pa. ' " DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSE SERGEANT P. SIMPSON, Bridgeport. Conn. Private WILLIAM H. BROPHY, Brooklyn.' N. Y. AUSTIN E. MAHAN, Canton. Cons. THOMAS H. MITCHELL. LiUington. N. C. WOUNDED SEVERELY Colonel Levi (1. Brown. Lieutenants George W. Hay. Sommenet. Pa Henry W. Neill. White Springs, Fla. ; Loya Hege, Emporia, Kas.; WilHam C. Stark, Adrian. Mich.; Charles R. Irving. Richmond. Vs.; Albert Rob erts, Nashville, Tenn. i Sergeants Bernard Bergmann, Chicago: Or man L. Boyer. Yatnboro. Pa.: Anthony Patrick Farina. Newburg. N. Y.; Fleming Fraley, Louisa. Ky. ; Stephen W. Johnson, Cambridge, Mass,; James M. Swartout. Dal ton, Mass.; Darlton M. Wilkins, Atlanta. Ga.; Z. Fred Stafford. Cheat heaven. Pa.; Raleigh R. WalL Henrietta, N. C. Oorporals William Fred Ballard. Alexia. N. C; Israel Blatt. Brooklyn. N. Y.; Samuel R. Bourlsnd. Tecumseh, Okla. : -Earl D. ColUn-wd. Ephram, Pa. ; Mark C. Dufendach, Huntingburg. Ind.; John Kase, Jr., Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Harold D. McDonald. Bay City. Mich.; Leonard T. Dyehe, Billings. Okla. : George A. Wirth. NoT wslk. Conn.: James Gibbons, West Oskaloosa. Ia. : Albert Aouadorta Harley. Iona, Mk-h. : Harold- t. Hughes. Dyer Brook, Mr. ". James Ixar, London. Ohio; Davis M. Shaffer. Bolivar. Pa : Robert H. Saow, Spokane. Wash.; Andrew R. Softer, Oska leona, Iowa. Bugler Willism C. Jones. Dorcester, Mass. Wagoner Alex Strieker, Halfway. Mich. Meclianic Michael Gastano, Scranton, Pa. Privates Gonzale Acuna. Chihuahua, Mexico; Lester J. Ballard. Somersville. Mass.: John Riese Chicago,. 111. ; Samuel E. Buase, Amboy. Minn.; Harold J. Cunningham. Foss, Okla. ; Nick De Frank. Chicago Heights, III: Gregory Fitzgerald. Alexandria. 8. D. : George William Franks. Rout ing. Pa.; James L. Gandy. El wood. Ind.: Angelo unegeo, ratsbnrg. l's. : Ned Hicks, Bobbins, Tenn.; Leo' J. Himes. St Louis. Mo.: Robert Jacobs. Pejion, 8. C. ; Floyd B. Johnston. Pasco vvasn. ; veorge vr. naein, iron Mountain. Mich.: Therone W. ljoper, Lobdell, Mies.; Bruce Durette Martin, Smithrille, Ga. ; Thomas May. Jaokson. Mich.; Charles Miaisn, Noble county. Ohio: John J. -Morris. Walden, N. Y.; Lawson T. Mnnday. Taylorsvflle. N. C. ; Benjamin E. Oliver, Wash ington, u. V. : Nick o. Pans. Syracuse. N. Y. : Robert E. Psris, Winston Salem. N. C. ; Wilbur A. restell, Washington, D. C. ; Joseph D. Por ter, North Wilkesboro, N. C. : Charles O. Riley. BicknelL Ind.; Erwin A. Schilling. Middletown. Conn.; George W. Schuster. Pottsville. Pa.; William A. Wyatt. Norwood. Ohio; Joseph Boyle, St Louis,-Mo. ; Jesse D. Brown. Elmira. N. Y. : Alonxo T. Campbell. Glosterville, N. Y. ; Charley uampDeii, vouins, am.; Joseph c Chixmar, Shenandoah, Va. WOUNDED SLIQHTLY Lieutenant Charles Is Baker. New York, N. Y. Sergeant James Slsrridan Vincent Matthews, Brooklyn.. N. Y. Privates David Meltzer. New York. N. Y Kenneth Linsay Head. Milwaukee, Wis. ; Charles w. weuer, laiiaoega, Ala, MISSING IN ACTION Lieutenant John Redfield. Mootclair, N. J. SergeanU Clarence J. P. Davidson. Taren turn. Pa.; Walter It In man. Tarentum. Pa. Vincent J. Mclnery. Pittsburg. Pa.; Edward E. rarsiey. rnuvaeipnia. Fa. Corporals Frank P. Gaskill. Holmes, Pa. James A: Kenney, Knoxville. Pa.: Robert Xf Knox. Chester. Pa.; George F. Lynch. Kingwood. W. Va.; JohneMcElree, Chester. Pa.; Howard uiarx aiiuer, v. auaaietown. Fa.; Phillip M Norbeck. Comngdale, Pa.; Oliver M. Strasser Pittsburg. Pa. : Joseph Wbolahan, Booth wyn. Pa. ; George W. Wright, Moore. Pa. Bugler George W. Lynch. Moore p Mechanic Charles T. Angelis, Pittsburg, Pa. mvates -toward si. Ames. Rochester. N T Stanley Bagor. Chicopee. Mass.; Howard R. Baker. Homestead, Pa.; Guinto W. BartToi. Scranton. Pa.; Walter Bawarski. Pittohure P. John M. Bemis. Eicanaba, Mich.; John U Bink- iey. Oxford. Pa.; George H. Blake. Rome, N: Y. ; William Brodgesell, Pittsburg., pa.: NeknUi BukoweJ, Cumberland. B. C. : Edward Bun yes. Chicago. 111.; Edward! N. Burns, Philadelphia Pa.; Roy Clark, Downer: N. J.: Raymond William Clemens, Defiance. Ohio; Robert M. 6oIe, Call- toruia, ra. ; orval . Corbin. Uarrett Ind . George J. Coyle, Philadelphia, Pa.: Clifford Davidson. Miles City. Mont: Roy 11. Tlavvtann Walden, N. Y.: Dayton D. Dewitt, Friendsville. ua. ; josepn razio, Winchester. Mam.; John W Flaherty. PhiladelphU. Pa.; WiBiam J. Fox. Hope, N. D. ; Roy M. Gingrey. Chicago. aJU ; Gott. East Syracuse. N. ' Y. r 'Schnvler M Hase. Great Falls. Mont; William Hockman. Accident, Md.; Herman Hoechstetter, Pittsburg Pa. : Blake B. Holmes. Norfolk, Va. ; Vials Huser. Berne, Ind.; Ignae Kacxsmarek. Cleveland. Ohio: Duncan M. Kemerer. Export, I'a. : Mark J. Lacey, Munhall, Pa.; Ora V. Lowers. Parlers- burg, W. Va, ; John McGee, Montgomery, Ind.; Joseph Mclntyre, Philadelphia. Pa. ; Grover C. Mahoney, Leesburg. Fla. ; Sotereas M. Makos, Worcester, Mass. ; Antonio Palita. Cleveland. Ohio; Earl D. Mann, Jacksonville, Fla.; Traa quihno Martinex, Kelly, N. M.; Michael G. Mas ley, Temple. Pa.; Charles F. McEck. Origwigs, Pa.; Norman' Joseph Ttitchell. Philadelohia. Pa.: Thomas F. Morrissey, Worcester, Mas. Washington, Sept 27. The nst of casualties in the United States service made public last night contains the names of S04 men. There are no. names of members of the marine corps. The casualties are divided as follows : Killed in action.. 87 Missing in action fj Wounded severely. 73 Died from wound 67 Died from airplane accident 1 Died M- accident ond. other. causes,. . ... ... , ... . 8 SICK WOMAN :: NOW WELL Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. . Read Her Letter. Potterrllle, Pa. "For a long time I was bothered with pains in my side, and was so weak from -my trouble that I could not do any lifting or hard work of any kind. If I tried to straighten out .when lying down it seemed as though some thing would tear loose. Lydla E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound has restored my health and I am quite myself once - more." Miss i Hazel Chubbuck, Potterrllle, Pa. , Thousands of women drag along : from day, to day in Just such a mi erable condition as was Mrs. Chub- '-, buck, or ' Buffering from displace ments. Irregularities, inflammation. - ulceration, backache, sldeache, heaO-: acne, nerrojuessvor.'4 the bluesV Such women should profit by Mrs. Chubbucks experience and try this famous root and herb remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and find relief from their j sufferings aa she did. u c,. ;, ? ' Por8peciaI suggestions in regard i to your aliment, write Lydia E. Pi nkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result of. its long experience is - at your service : , DM of disease. .". Wewnded. degres) ndeUnnined.,,. . Total .804 " KILLED IN ACTION LIEUTENANT JOHN R. GRAHAM, Pbfav delphia. Pa. : " FRANC A. HARRIS. Schuylkill eoaaty. Petrasyrvania. HARRY HAST. 'Oskaloosa. Iowa. ROBERT N. Patterson. Lisbon. Ohio. FREDERICK Prekdg. East Orange. H. J. VICTOR D. WALLACE. Sprotta. Ala. WOUNDED IN AOTION-SEVERELY ARTHUR KHE. Damaseoa. Ohio. "" w OEYIXJLB , li. EA8TEBDAT, North Liberty. tin. ' ; - ALVA C CRTPP. 8t. OhAries. Iowa. JAMES C. HENDRfCX. Monte ralln. Ala. PATTL LAPP HINKLE. Chalfont, Pa. PATRICK J. KELLY. Chicaao. VL JAMES H. MWILLIAMS. IfaaoBtosra. Pa. BUGLAR HENRY ALBERT SUNDAY. Me- cona, saicn. WAGONER CLIFTON E. COLLINS. Nor- nsioira. ra. COOK - JOHN HENRY PEIVETT. Lover FeaeUtree. Ala. PHvatea DOMLVIOO BENNEDETTI. Mondeflaseaao, uaiy. MICHAEL CAMPBELL. New York. N. Y MATTHEW F. CARBEBBY. New York. n. i. JOHN a DOTY. Ctemraons. N. C. CARL DRIVER. Baleich. N. C JOE H. EVANS. Roekwood. Tenn. HARRY WILLIAM PAIR. New Bedford. unio. HENRY O. HARRIS. Yaxoo City. Miss. GEORGE EDWARD HEWITT. Detroit. Mich. CREIGHTON HtTTCHISS. Chieaco. OSCAR P. JENSEN. Bosin. Iowa. WILLIAM RUDOLPH LAGBAOREN. New Xork. N. x. ( HAS. LOPEZ, West Palm Beach. Fla. WILLIAM W. M FARLAND. Choudrsnt, La. RALPH MIIJ.KK, Scranton. Pa. NILE MITCHELL. Murfreeaboro. Tenn. IRVEN E. PARKER. White Cloud. Kan. OSCAR T. PETERSON. Oowrta. Iowa. HARRY V. PI.ESSINGER. Anderson, Ind. MILES B. RAGLAND, Frankfort. Ky. CYW8 REED, Marys. Ohio. FRANK E. REILLEY. Bethlehea. Pa. HERBERT J. REMONDET. Natches. Miss. PATRICK REYNOLDS, New York. N. Y. JOSEPH RIZZO. Brooklyn. N. Y. JOHN TYBITLSKI." Gnbemia Stoeka. Poland. ERNST SVANDEMARK. Everly. Iowa. J ilKE VIGNA. San Pietro. Italy. ALBERT A. VII.MER. Old Mines. Mo. FRED ALIN. Rush Hill. Mo. OKORGE S.. BIT7,. Toledo. Ohio. J CLE DAVID, Frisco, La. CHARLES M. DOLL. Esston. Pa. JASPER ELKIN. Vet Liberty. Ky. JOHN J. FREERICH8. Anstinville. Iowa. RAYMOND F. FULLER. Klncsmaa. Ohio. THEODORE GAWER. Caanon. Mo. IRA G. GOODWIN. Elgin. Ohio. JOHN HARROW. Terebon. Russia. PETE T. HARLD. Madisonvule. Ky. EDWARD T. HARRIS. Bay Hinette, Ala. HOWARD HEAD. PUlnfieM. Ind. RALPH E. HEISLER. Largo. Fla. IX)m8 HERRERA. Mexico City. Mn. HENRY L. KANE. New York. N. Y. WILLIAM E. KAPSCHrLL. Chicago. GEORGE V. KATER. Chicago. GEORGE KELCH, Hawley, Pa. LOtTTS K. IXJPFER. New Tork. N. Y. EDWARD R. Kl'BIK. Traer. Iowa. J08E MALEK. Monnt Pleasant. Pa. JAMES M. MELLON. Philadelphia. JAMES MURPHY. Keswick. Iowa. HECTOR PARQUETTE. Watertown. Mas. FRANKLIN L PERRY, Knobnoster, Mo. CHARLES PETERSON. Dayton. Iowa. JAMES QUTNN. Ivy SUdon. Ga. JOHN L, BOBISON. Fayette eonnty. Fena aylvania. TOM 8CHOLTZ. El Paso. Texas. . SAMUEL 8ECHRENGOST. Johnstown. Pa. FRANK BLtrPECKI. Tokio. Ohio. WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. Amazonia. Mo. JAMES F. TENNIMON. Selraa. Ala. CARL THOMPSON. Corambw. Ga. WADE THOMPSON. Sellers. S. C. HENRY W. TOEPFER. Charles City. Iowa. MARTIN A. TREPTOW, Bloomer. Wis. ALEX TY8KA. Detroit. PETER VERDE. Billing. Mont. JOHN J. WALSH. Utica. N. Y. CLARENCE WENLOCK. PhiladelphU. Pa. i DIED OF WOUNDS . - Sergeants ELMER R. ALLISON. Orrlck. Ma. HARRY L HODGE. Haaelton. Pa. ALEX. N. HOWALT. Dulnth. Minn. ORAM RITCHEY. Lancaster. Pa. AUGUST W. TCXBULL. Borebard. Neb. Corporals COLEAR E. DORYNS. Evington.-Va. LEWIS C. GRAY. Itanville. III. SYLVESTER J. HOY. Port Carbon. Pa. AINO KAMPI. Conneant. Ohio, PEACHY ;. SANDERS. Dumbarton. Va. WARREN DANIEL SHAW. Bradford. Pa. ROBERT S. 8MART. Greenfield. Ohle, JAME8 THORNTON. Matthewa, Ind. , . Privates ROBERT A. ARLES. Ravenfcwood. W. Va. GRANT ALLEN. Decola. AV. Va. OLAF A. ANDERSON. Albert Lee.. Mian. WILLIAMS BEASLEY, Tyrone. Ky. CECIL O. BECK. Fort Payne. Ala. REUBEN BECK Scottia. Neb. ERNEST BETH. Des Planes. 111. CHRIST BOOSTED. Rom Drop, Denmark. OMER BOI8SEONNEAU. Manchester, N. H. FILIPPO COSENTINO. Lilly. Pa.. RAYMOND E. COYNE. Pittsburg. Pa. MATTHEW CTTBTIN. Washington. D. C ROYAL L. DAHREN5. Hanston. Kan. CLAYMEAL DARCY. Gray; La. JAMES H. DETWn.ER. Marrsville. Onto. THOMAS R. DOrCETT. GloucesUr. Mass. ROBERT FOX. Olin. Ky. ROBERT IL GAGE. "Wsrren. Ark. John M. Golladay. Rio. W. Va. SHERMAN HORTON. Carborbard. W. Va. WILLIAM C. HUTCHISON. Timothy. Wis. ARTHUR BERNARD. Little Falls, Minn. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Boax. Ast. MARTIN. M. KELLY, Brooklyn. N. Y. MICHAEL KUZINA, Windber. Pa. HARRY MASLOFF. Pittsburg. Pa. WILLIAM J. MERKLE. Philadelphia. ANTON MORGANTHALER. Leeueur. Minn. JOE. MORRIS. Alabama City. Ala. HARRYL C. NICKEL. Pittsburg. Pa. EDWARD P. O'BRIEN JR.. Balbton Spa, Y. LOUIS OTTO. Pierce. Neb. HERMAN E. REN N IE. Malvern. Ohio. PAHS K. RICE. Eston. Pa. MORRIS E. ROSENFIELD. Towanda, Pa. WILLIAM H. RUSSELL. New Tork. N. Y. LEO SCHILL. Crother-ville. Ind. ROBERT O. 8 NELSON. Indianola. Iowa. OTTO SpaedUe. Oshkosh. Wis. F. TCRCOTT, Auguna. Maine. DELMAR 0. WEBB. Centervffle. Iowa. AMOS WALKER. Denver, Colo. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, WsshlngtonvUle, Ohio. JOHN GUEON XOUNU. Pittsburg. Pa. DltO OF DISEASE CAPTAIN CHARLES H. GALLAGHER. Ithics. W. X. OORPOBAL. ALBERT V. XWXN. Corsa, S. D. Prtvater GEORGE W. ALLRED. FrankliavUte. N. C. EDWARD O. BAILEY. Bremoot. Texas. LEE E. BUTLER, Love Lady. Texas. WILLIAM M. CONKEY. A rocs. Pa. WILLIE CORK. Akerman. Miss. PAUL H. DILLAHUNTY, Idabel. Okla. ALONZO C. DUMAS. BrownsviUe, Texas. WALTER L. GOLIGHTLY. MalUrd. Texas. JOHN EDWARD JEKA. Chicago. IlL VINT BORDETTI PHILLIPS. CoppersvUle, Mich. DIED FROM AOOIDENT AND OTHER OA USES LIEUTENANT ELLIOT C. WELLEB. Bock- wood, Pa. Oerpeeais NORMAN S. PHILLIPS. Darby. Pa. HARRY R. ST EN BOM. Chicago. Privates HARLEY PERLB GANO. Washington. Kaa. i.r,wiB UALBKK. Lyona, Ind. ELPRBD M'OARTV, PocateUo, Idaho. PETE MIKE. Pittsburg. Pa. DIED FROM AIRPLANE aOOIBKirr LIEUTENANT CUlRLFJI tf IIPTflv i. WOUNDED SEVERELY tarns West k. Rln i-hui.v r. . v.. TT i , m ... , ' " J usiuwji iieniui, OBIiaiO, A. X. Lientenants Rot Rrrmnt N'w ri.i.. John Thomas Melville. Quincy, Mass. iMrgeanu -jbm a. UcCallum. El Paso, ,3 uraon, ouaiey, la. .mi, v.. urnma, r "i Btnelrfnia. Pa. Privates Edwin J. Hnln mi.w. d. Francis O. Hoenes. Srkin w. . u ' KoehL Cliicago: Ueorre D. LiaknmikM Greece; Jack Munr. Chicago; Benjamin Both. vmm a, x.i nirnir j. van Naps rbm. ""r. Minn. j Jsmes Wabm. Tookers. N. Y.; John Unaurman. Detroit. Mica.: Maxie A. Ayoa. Saa J"- : Ksoo Baker. Sweataaa. Maav; Earil Bsrndt.CdartmrB. Wis. ; John Booecrr. Genoa. wsvt wiinam B. Boody.i Ptttabwrg. PC, Petec arawara isrust, Boamokia, Fa.; Fraacis Robert Ktsoj Saperior. Wis.; Adolph Geidel. New oniKia, vena ; I nomas j. umexpie. CMoag a - Gladdea, Watongo. Okla.: Bea H. UniUemta, Mist,- Cat; Clyde W. Hart. LaFay- jjui. iiw.; suua uam Hasa,' Independence. Pa.; Dwpre J. Herbert. Abbervilla. t- (Ulnk V. ttl. comb, Doboqne, Iowa; Axel O. Holmoerg. Mia- neapons, Minn.; William L. Hubbard. A at basse jiy. .; wwiii at. irwtn. t'ortiand. Maine tvawer . jamieeoo. Brandon. Iowa; Easter Jotweon ' Rocks wav IwA. N V n Kanagn, MerrUL Iowa: Michael F. sieSntk, Hew newry i jaeuutr, Adeala. At.! Joha W. Pbillipa. Brideeborou Gai Oenesw J Poodisa, - Nesquehcming. Pa.; Angust BascnaakL vieveiaoo. umo; usuMrt EL oattarleo, Spen- wt. nts.; bar . ml. aawvera. . noraniM. arts. i nsur -x- ocooomorrer,- Amea. una.; H BarJer. '-. HoDaad. ; MJcb. j , Lwonard . A. aeweil. peiagrUle. Mbat - John B. Staveo, Maaduaaala. va.; Krneae, BaKk, Boston. Mass. ; Terry Uoy4 Smith, Crystal aprings. Miss. ; Jesse 6.- Staatoa. Wakeoaer. Kaa.: Loada B. Stobev. Saeramewto. CaL; Laatta CHttoa Staoam. Meedvilla. Pa.; Eacrae F. Orrraa. Dorcbeater.- Mam.: Niek DeUgirtlaa, Caatnaeyia, Italy; Edward B. Dvna. to-nay Msis.; gusnai Forgaoao. Btsviwswn. CaX: William J. Laahan. Philadelphia, Pa.! B. K. Long. Cbadboura. N. & ; Robert James MiDi- gaa. rmawlelpbm. Fa.; Aatbony Joha Mtaebetsky. Leaveawnrta. Kaa.: Harley Francis Peterson. Ti tus ville. Pa.; Locia A. Wms. MarUns Ferry, Ohio; Harry W. Rages; Jobnatoa, Pa. : Daadel Rod rigues. Hilbboro. . M. ; Joha D. Rosenbanm. Oripplb Creak. Va.; Daniel tf. Rota. Pigeon. Mksn.: Kick BpeHoaa, MaieRa, Greece: Bael.U. Btaery, 8rtseangh. Abw ; Maynard H. Tomb. Sheffield. Pa.: William Bethel W hidden. Curman. Fla.: Leo Wilt. Jetfenoo ville. Ohio: Ignao We- dynskt. - Chicago. - WOUNDED OESREE UNDETERMINED Privates 'Ralph Kline, Lenumberg. Wis. ; CharkM O. Martin. Salt Leas. Utah; Bezzey West. Bambriage. Ga. - MISSINO IN AOT10N ' Lieateaanta B- H. Ricur. Mancie. Pa.; George T. Wise, Waahington, D. C Borgeant Raymond D. Wolfe. Cowarn. W. Va. Ciirpi'irsls I use F. tieiawr. Export, Pa.; Don ald MacDonald, CaiUiBestoora, Seotlasdi James E. Swanv Denver, Cokx , . Mechanic George M. Stewart. Norwood. Pa. Privates Jack . C. Arsenovit-h. Saadlak, Servian Jama Baaaano, Philadelphia, Fa. : Er win A. Bergman. Hartford. Wis.; Domlnick Conn try. Philadelphia. Pa.; Vetico Di Fraaceaco. Italy; Walter A. Doagbue, HartsvUIe. a C; John J. Dorks. Scranton, Pa. ; Fraak Ehrmantraut,' Saa Antonio. Cal; Charles B. Fro ton, Roalyn. Va.; John V. Fittagerald. Brooklyn. N. Y. ; -William Omar Graham. Wabash. Ind.: Rudolph' M. Johaon, Chester. Ps; Arthur T. Long. Vesta burg. Pa. I Maauel N. Lopes. Providence. R. L ; James A. McLane. PhiladelphU. Pa.; Domlnick Rickstwict Shenaadoaa, Pa.: Louia L Scbnu berth. Pittsburg, Pa. ; Albert Charreo Seller, Clyde. Ohio; Edward F. Swarta, Pottstown. Pa.; Ernest H. WL-ielUu. Pittsburg. Pa.; Albert A Nichols, Strabaa. Ia.; William Noviski. Glean. Russia; Bernard O'Brien. 8hamokia. Pa.; Jamea Stewart Oxenham. Cbebea, Mass.; James Parks. Neenah. Wis.: Leo Peters, A pais chi Co la, Fla. Charles E. Pingel. Mt, Clemens, Mich.; Donald Price, Marcus Hook, Pa.; Isaac C. Quinn. Paco- let, 8. C. ; George T. Earn. Falconer, N. Y Carmino ' Renso, Schenectady , N. Y. : George Dewey Rupert, Ford City, Pa.; Jamea Sandora. Wilsoa. Pa.: Harold Schirle. Put ia Bay. Ohio Harvey W. Reeds, Miami. Fla. : Samoel Sessions. N oca tee. Fla. : Jamea L. Sheridan. Pittsbnrg. Pa. ; Eugeao V. Sherman. Wschula. Fla.; John An thony Bhowalter, Jeannette. Pa. : Robert J- Skelgton, Quinton. Ala.; Albert A. Snyder. Pater son.' N. J.: Joseph R. SockoL Beloit, Wis.; THIN PEOPLE NEED BITR0- PHOSPHATE How It Increases Weight, Strength and Nerve Force in Two Week' Time in Many Instances. "Take plain bitro-phosphate" Is the advice of physicians to thin, delicate. nervous people, who lack vim. energr and nerve force, and there seems to be ample proof of the efficacy of this prep aration to warrant the recommendation. Moreover, if we Judrs from the count less preparations and treatments which are continually being; advertised for the purpose of roaklns thin people fleshy, davelotrfna- arms, neck and bust, and re placing usiy nouows and ancles by the soft curved lines of health and beauty, there are evidently thousands of men and women who .keenly feel their ezces Ive thinness. Thinness ana weakness are usually due f starved nerve, our rtodle more? 5r V'vaV- V Aur Jettfkint Davis, rtforting ker vw txttrUnct writk BITRO PHOS PHATE, toy: "It is rsmarhabis whai tf ota for mt. Afttr few ty I otfrn to rsgmn my ttrtnglH, ftlt full of lift, was ablt to tlttp soundly oni all my littlt troubles sttmtd to dis appear. I gained twelve pounds in four -weeks. phosphate tha is conivined id modern foods. Physicians claim there le noth ing that will supply this deficiency ao well as the organic phosphate known among druggists as bltro-phosphate, which IB inexpensive and is sold by most all druggists' under' a guarantee of satis faction or money back. By feeding the nerves directly and by supplying the body cells with the necessary phosphortv food elements, bltro-phosphate quickly produces a .welcome transformation in the appearance; the Increase in weight frequently being astonishing... This increase in weight also carries with it a general Improvement in th health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of energy. hich nearly alwava ac company excessive thinness, soon dis appear, dutl eyes become bright afid pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect heslth. ' ' r t . CAUTION -A Khans Bltrn rtinsnh.ls k un. surpassed for relieving rierve us nest, elssalssinsas ens aenoral weakness, awing to lu f smart abls new trowing properties, n thou m -not ke user to anyone srho seat set Sesiro u put en flesh. "STUIEZE" TABLETS! DON'T LET STOMACH HURT TWICEl-HERE'S MAGIC! Get a Two-bit Box of STUMEZE" for Your Bad Stomach Good bye. sour, belching, upset sick. out-of-door stomach ! Good bye, dys : Carter's Ile to Constipated (and Happy IB - . M f Ifll LIAJ - lAICT&'rSaS BARTERS IRON PILLS 1 SBBBBBasIsS .BFBtsOaYBCvBseVtjV1 ,;esSeee"wP - SBW Charles O. Spenco. PoaA.BeMaav Fa.: AoVslpha aoaa. Kagltan, Fa,; uann xeyesarr. vr-sv-a.; John Tracy, Coffey.i Mo.: Baudiek Trowaridgo, MoaUceUo. K. T. i Jam Andrew TUiaa. BUcatoa. mx.i oiiwjiih vi. ibwu, aoanort, Ik; J. A. WalkeT. Norviatoo. Fa.: Mae tia Welh. Dukaim,' Pa.; WUMam Wisgand, QeaovtOa, Texas; Nerval W. Wiggtaa, Pitto burg. Pa.; Charles W. Wis sens a. Mantoa. Mo; Joseph T, Beiro, McAdoev Pa: WlUmm D. Zieecbe, Pittsburg. Pa. Ottawa. OsL. Bee. . ST. (TJ. F.l- The fol lowing Americana are menUosted ia the latest Canadian casualty nsta: KILLED IN ACTION H. O. JULFFP, Lea Angeles. . B. OARNIE, North Yakima, Wash. L. V. DAVIDSON. Bakerafield. CaL. A. P. OA RBV, Portland, Or. P. S. SORENSEN. Seattle. Wash. D. DAVIDSON. Ban Franrisco. E. A. MELLINQER, Tacoma. Wash. A. DICKINSON. Redwood. CaL W. C, MeVER, Oakland. CaL WOUNDED AND MISSINe O. D. OSBORNE. Eugene. Or. To View -Sites A commission of army officer headed by Lieutenant Colonel Hprnaby Is. ex pected in Portland in a few days to took over proposed aitea for the large gov ernment reconstruction hospital. Numerous sites have already been BEAUTY HINTS FORYOUR HAIR How to Prevent It From Growing Gray j. There ia no occasion for you to look unattractive or prematurely old because of gray, streaked with Eray. white or faded hair.- Don't let this condition with its look of age rob" you of your youthful beauty and the wonderful op-, portunitles which life offers. No mat ter how gTay. prematurely gray, luster less or faded your hair might be. "La Creole" Hair Dressing will revive the color glands of nature promote a healthy condition of the hair and scalp and cause all of your gray or faded hair to,, become evenly dark, soft, lus trous and beautiful. This preparation la not a dye. but an elerant toilet requi site which is easily applied by simply combing or brushing through the hair. USE "LA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSIKO to prevent your hair from growing gray and to restore a beautiful dark color to 'gray or faded hair. For sale by the Owl Co. s drug stores and all good drug stores everywhere. Mall orders from out of town customers filled promptly upon receipt of regulsr prico $1.20. uLm. Creole" Hair Dressing is sold on a money back guarantee. Adv. Aged Resident Has Narrow Escape "I was at my work, my limbs became numb, I got dlsiy and fainL my -ears seemed stopped up. I had been troubled with gas on my stomach and severe bloating after meals. Doctors failed to help me. One dose ft Mayr's Wonder ful Remedy, recommended by the corner druggist, proved a life-saver to me. 1 am continuing with it with splendid re suits." It is a - simple, harmless prep aration that removes the catarrhal' mu cus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practl cally all stomach, liver and intestinal allmenta. including appendicitis. One does will convince or money refunded. Owl Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. Adv. Cuticura Loveliness How lovely is the natural skin kept clear, sweet and healthy by daily use of Cuticura Soap assist ed, now and then, by touches of the Ointment to soften, soothe and heal the first signs of red ness, roughness or irritation. . Isw-sls. lash rsee to atsB. "OwSeera, Deo. IIA. 1 seise." pepsia and indigestion No mors pass ing up good things to eat, no more bad breath and dark brown taste in mouth, no more pain or distress after eating. STTJMEZE. the wonder work ing tablets for stomach Ilia, act right off in a jiffy 1 Makes, your stomach sweet and fresh as a daisy. Try them. Money back if they fail. At aU drag stores. 26c ' (Adv.) Jlilies life wesBsi eesBSBsvtssg sswasaV ITTivER.I . .V . listed with; the specUl ;mAuttws ; ap pointed by Mayor. Baker, i Anvyns; tbese are "the - Hrjraeopathio ; bpltal. ttneom pleted, at. East Second .aa4 Hasealo, the : Waveriey. Golf club, Columbia univer sity,: Portland academy and ethers fur;. ther removed from the city." ' Sour awe w . . te Yii-o-na ruts tne atciacii in Fine Shape ui Five Minute ' If your stomach is continually' klckina up a disturbance; you feel bloated and distressed; If you belch gas and sour food Into the mouth, then you need -Mi-o-aa Stomach Tablets. , Ml-o-na stomach tablets give instant relief, of course, but they do more; they ' drive out the poisonous gases that cause fermentation of food and thoroughly t s dean, renovate and strengthen the atom- ' aeh so that it can readily digest food . -without artificial aid. ' . . Ml-o-na stomach tablets are gnaran ' teed to end tndigestldn, acute or chronic or money back. Thts means that-nervousness, dUilness and biliousness will, disappear. Druggists everywhere and The Owl Drug Co. sell Mlo-na. (Adv.) NO MORE CATARRH Guaranteed Treatment That Haa Stood the Test of Time l Catarrh curea come and catarrh curoa go, but Hyomei continues to heal catarrh and abolish its disgusting symptom wherever civilisation exists. w Every year the already enormous aalna of this really scientific treatment for ca tarrh grow greater, and the present year : nouia snow an recoras D rotten. - .- It you breathe Hyomei daily as direct ed It will end your catarrh, or it won't cost you a cent. ir you nave a nara rubber Hyomei tn haler somewhere around the house, get it out and start it at once to forever rid yourself of catarrh. The Owl Drug company, or any other rood druggist, will sell you a bottle ci Ilyomei (liquid), start to breathe it and notice bow quickly it clears out the air passages and makes the entire head feel tine. Hvomet used regularly will end cat tarrh, coughs, colds, bronchitis or asth ma. A complete outfit. Including a hard rubber pocket inhaler and bottle of Hy omei. costs but little. No stomach dos ing; Just breathe it. It kills the germs, soothes and ceals the Inflamed mem brane. Adv.y THE MEN IN CLASS At A sound, healthy man is never a back number. A man can be as vigorous snd sble st seventy as st twenty. Condition, r.ot years, puts you in the discard. A sys tem weskened by overwork and careless i.lvin." brings -old age prematurely. The bodily functions are impaired and un pleasant symptoms appear. The weak spot is generally the kidneys. Keep them clean and in proper working condition and you will generally find yourself tr Class Al. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodically and your sys tem will always be in working order. Your spirits will be enlivened, your mus cles supple, your mind active, and your body capable of hard work. Don"t wait until you have been re jected. Commence to be a first-class man now. Oo to your druggist at once. Get a trial box of GOLD MEDAL. Haar lem Oil Capsules. They are made of the pure, original. Imported Haarlem Oil the kind your great-grandfather used. Two capsules each day will keep you toned up. and feeling fine. Money re funded if they do not help you. Remem ber to ask for the .imported GOLD sue ual. Brand, in three, sixes, sealed packages. Kor sale and guaranteed by Tha Owl urug o. Adv. Standers, Walkers, "Gets-Itfor Corns World Has Xetrr Known Its Equal "What will get rid of my com?" The answer has been made by millions there's only one corn-remover that you can bank on, that's sbsolutely certain, that makes any corn on earth peel right b tUseer-tW Can b Deeeaod I off like s banana skin and that's maglq "Gets-It." Tight shoes and dancing even I when you have, a corn need not-disturb, you if you apply a few drops of Oets ; It on the corn or callus. You want i a corn-peeler, not a corn-fooler. You don t have to fool with corns you peel them right off with your fingers by using "Gets-IL Cutting makes corns grow and bleed. Why use irritating sslves or make a bundle of your to with tape or bandages? Why putter and still have the com? TJse Oets-If your ooru-pain is over, the corn Is a "goner" sure as the sun rises. "Oets-lc" the guaranteed, money-bade corn-remover, the only sure way. Cost but a trifle at any drug store. MTd by E. Lawrence Co., Chicago. IlL Sold la Portland, and recommended as - the world's best corn remedy by Owl Drug Co, 21 stores on the Pacific coast. Adv. easwb aught readily beOd sp w,d gerpasclss, become rosy Clseeked. etroag sad healthy end be SMjek saere attractive to every ' eny. VVsea the iron goes (roes the biood ef worses, the heal tsr slow M reth leaves their akia sad their !ti&&S3sfi) Uii? leej weak, ni doe a, taree A If watwjatB they are Bala, aer. V e 1 wtcks cowtm clr Nuxates Inm If 2k oodm ia Busy esses. eWiefsetiBej gaaratrteed or jX y 'afssags fwtsMkdew. AtaS - V NedgSe I