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A- 1THE OREGON t'DAILY i JOURNAL, POR TLANIX tFRIDAY,. October: as.; 1918; 14 ISHLIGHT'S.lMf; . i ... .. . v' ! , ON CITY BALLOT IS f- 'it- Charge J $ Made That- Candidate for Commissioner;. Rled His' petition Too Late." Cut C. MomC, acting for Dr. T. X ' Parkins, candidate ' for the short term tor fcuy cotrrolssloner, today filed for mal protect with the city auditor araln that pffWlflt pwttln the nam of A. U. Rushlight upon tha ballot, on the around that bis petition had ben filad in tb auditor's offlf after S o'clock on Tw day aitarnooa. t-S53 " City Auditor Funk forwarded the i Yrotrmt to tha city attorney, who ruled that the .auditor had no right to place ' Rushthrht's name upon- the ballot or to accept tha filing. Mr-Ruahllcht aaya he la not worrying about ' the matter. I guese X will be on the ballot, all Tight," he said over the phone, being confined to hi -house with the influ : etise. , "Tueaday did not end until mio-nla-ht.- and as long aa the audltor'a of- flce waa open I had a rignt to xne my netttion." If the oflfce had been closed it I I would have been shut out. But aa' long aa it waa open X was Irt time If tha auditor, doee not put my name on the-ballot I will bring mandamus pro- . . Vl t A c. " .ceoQinuB liv nun w City Auditor Funk. In sending the pro- teat of Dr. Perklna to the city attor ney, -Included the case of' Arthur Bain, candidate for the long term, with that of Rushlight, became Mr. Bain, had also filed his petition after 6 o'clock of the last. day. As a consequence Mr. Bain la also under the ban of the city at torney's ruling, and will probably have to. Join with flashlight In mandamus, ; unleaa the city auditor will take the Rushlight -proceedings as compelling in the Bain case and ' be guided accord ingly. ; Kewberg la rejoicing over the birth of triplets, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bristow of that city. do Avoid PROTESTED BY MOSER Proof Mrs. Etta Dorion, of Ogdensburg, Wisn says 44 1 suflered from female troubles which caused piercing pains like a Knife through my back and side. I finally lost all my strength so I had to go to bed. The doctor advised an operation but I would not listen to it I thought of what I had read about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and tried it. The first bottle brought great relief and six bottles have entirely cured me. All women who hare female trouble of any kind should try Lydia . Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." How Mrs. Boyd Avoided an Operation. Canton, Ohio. 'T suffered m as t . caused me mucn sunenng, I would hare to go through an get well. " My mother, who had been nam's vegetaDie uompouna. lore submitting to an operation, it reuetea me irom ray troubles so l can ao my Gifflculty. iadTiseanywomanwnouacucteawitn female troubles to gire L.ycua e. oo.Knam a v ege table Compound a trial and it will do as much JV1 tUVJLU. - Jiai-a. II. n ifcj w It. E., canton, umo. Every Sick E5FDIAE VESGESMIE Before Submitting tb An wt S J1 ? Ilia. - If ' V - ' ' ,v v. c-. - ' '''' N. 'J J I' y ' ' . mm I) ) iii lv y yv vv LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR WHITE, TAlty DARK BROWN OR OX. 'BLCSSO SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. Taa f.r.bAUCTCXRrtiUT f ft- i ' (Cotrttawd from Faaja. One) . ARMY CASUALTIES - ' ,; ; . .' " : killed ' m a now ' - ; ,; -.- Xleutenairts ': -v: I KELSON A. sOLLEE Washtaatoa, TX Ct . HKNKT THOMAS BOSS. Brunswick. Oa. ' Saressnts . .' ARTH0B VEXVU FOWLER. Bay City. Hictv -. M';f --rf-3-V , , X'-- -." . Ooraeret BICHAHD TIUTOB BBOPHT. BesasTfll, 'HiSKI O, JtlTBB, KsfeT.-Okla. 4 ' AlUXAHVOH KOUACKI. Hateoaa, PS. 5 -.vpritstas .. SOL BABNE3. Skip, Kr. ' r NICHOLAS BELIFOKK, Bottand. Vt wif'i, CLARENCE BlICKALEW. Chester, Pa, J JOHN ALOYSIU8 HABZ,. Beycnae, N. I- - MARTIN V. " K EARN S. Shaeilwd By. N. T. . V - .. ..- JOHN E. KERR. Nora Beoti. 3 OHCAB LEE. PtmsblieepMe. T. BURIE 1. McCORMICK. Pigeon Creek, Ala. JAMES MAMONET. Buffalo, S. T. , MERRITT MONTUOMEBT, GroTa,Ctty. Pa, ' FERDINAND W. OTT. urwJIUm. 'K. T. TEDDT OWENS, Jane, 'Va. . , . ALOOA' FETROOCBA, MorrUtnwO, . J. WILLIAM ZIEDENBUBO. New Tort. N. T. TBACT 8PHOWLS. Noble: Ok la. BALPU IORK8. OoldeiwbrJdge. N. T. ' DIED OP WOUNDS PHralet JESSE U PXEMING, -.Hoelcdale.1 Tazaa. PETEB ANDREW MADSEN. Iron. Wis. uiek O UIMTELLU. Omaha. Neb. WIIjLIS O. NIXON, Medieme Lode. Kaa. JOHN BAILE8 Philadelphia, Pa. PAUL VANCES, Tnrnei. Mteh. . DIED Of 0ISKA8E ' ' ' yivatM. . lRTNZA n. FLINT: Canana. W. Va. LIN FORD B. GETZENT; Sjmn Moant, -Pa. HARRY Ji OANT-i Chenter. Pa. OLIVEB NTHUS, Hatton,-N.. D. CURTIS QBK, Hazel, Ky . ".- HOWARD' W. BOUTHALL. Gay, W. Va. WJLLIAH J. THUMA8, MurunatOB. Vt. FRANK WILOpX. TniclniTiUe. Pa. . , , DIED FROM AOOIDENT AND OtHER CAUSES OoraoreU ALFRED : CHARLES BJI5HCL. Darlington, Wia. PRIVATE ALLEN O. FOSTER. New Haren. Conn. - . WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieutenants Richard 8. Jannopoulo, New Ynrk N. T.: Him A PouiivMl. Chicato. DL Sergeant Arthur L. Cean, Chaumont, N. T.; Abraham B. Glldenbora, New Tork, f. X, John L. MUlei. Pittitrars. PS. ' ' Corporal IVan N. Coffey. ;6rond Chief, Okto. Hurler wiiliara K. jonet. uayonne, n. i. Municlan Jama F. Beach. -Dubois. Pa. v PriTateHrry Adams, Pittstmrt. Pa.; Ar thur Aker. Fort Wayne. Ind. ; Benjamin Alex ander. New TTork. N. Y.r ;uiepnw D. Ambrra, Ohio: Charles M. Bakely, Chester, Pa.: Harold Birch, Chandlenrrille, Ohio; James L. Coan. Kt Vnrt. t- V f1'"' F ?V"mi. II rt"'. Kan.: Bayaaoad 8. Coadit. East Oraace. N J..; BrocJ THE that Some Women Operations from a female trouble which . w . a . a - , ana two aocwrs aeciaea mat operation oeiore i could helped by Lydia . Pink- aansea me to try it De- nouse wok witnout any aswa a-sm wwu Woman Shd lyOlACPlNKHAM BLACK. - . -f : ROLL Crlder.' Normaa' SUtioa. Tnd.f James O. Dr. Carney, OMa.t Joseph DekaeT. Eldrad. Texas Lea- W. Dollar. Paris. Txas Darwud Bur Dws can. ,Waslunton, j Ohto Jfuthte T. Marsaa. KvkMtin AiA. WllHtn 1. MSllUaB inSWWt Iowa; Anthony A Klare; Newark, N, ,! Beaa B. Nnrlin. Bharntowsu Md. t Uhai pnaiputwu. tig, j Paakc ard, WeUka, Fla.; L O. BetrJle, Ate aa,f Howard . J. HeiuiB. Denver. : t join. I - s Schweurhart. Poatrama. BLi Clark It. maker. Ronton Ind. i Walter N, lllaa, Seat- raemiie. Mass. : . Beymeea - wanenesa, InLj Jaraea E. WUHams, . Barlsaoa, Teaas j Samuel W. Woolfe. Borcbeeta. Mass.: Jeaeph H. Zerwea; Waukesha. Wis,; - Frank Zito, N ichola, N. T. Mortimer F. Orris. Port Huron. wen.; vtey o. rsdgett, becnelebursv va.; Wayne A. Fepole. PhoenixrOIe. Pa.: James Pot. ter. South Meridian. Conn.; Jamas H. Rawlins, ausnn. xexas: Thurston U. Kemoldi. Bonateel. 8. D.; Van Rhodes. New. lork. N. Y.; Robert P. BRbmards. t Lowen. Ga.: Charlia- Richardson. Tsloette. " Tenn.; Lonia. Bider, Msnon. La.; Thomas P-Roche, ChieafO, IU.; Gilbert BoeeUlo, New Terk, N? T.s Owen Bowe, White Plains, N. Y.i Datid M. SandeO, Aurora. TIL; Gustarus A. Bchnltx. Providence. B. L; Beii E. Seaman Jr.. Brooklyn. N. T. ; Fred Shipton, Grora City, Pa.; Dare Sincer. Minnesota Lake, Minn.; Wil liam A. Spraoue, Minneapolis. Minn. : Das Stone, Glen Ellen, IU.: Oliver R. Taller, Geneva, Idaho; Edward F. Undermark, Bsllston - Spa, N. X. ; Hoscoe F. Vernier. arclUDotd, Ohio; Jamea T. Wall, - Ban Francisco, CaL; Allen Whittakra, Richmond, By.; Elmer O. Wleabar, Wendell. Minn.; Hash Jeff Wilson. Dixon. Ky. WOUNDED; IN AOTION DEGREE UNDE TaRMINKD . lieutenants Richard H. O'Brien, Scnmtea, Vm r-. Karl a P. HimDSBn.' Woodlawn. Pa. Serceanta Wiley L. Bolden Jr'Birtninay h.m Ala.: Arthur Clark. PfttsDon. Pa.: John C. Feranson Jr.. AbbeyvfUe, 8. C.: Lawrenca- K. Mpore, Monessen, Pa.; Percy K. Sueetio, Connellsville, Pa. ' - . , ' ' Corporals William R. Alt man, Hobpken. Pa.-. Victor A. Craig. Philadelphia. Pa.f Fred C. Gault, Chicago, I1L; Ueorge Lipke, Elisabeth, N. 4 J. ; Ivan m. Newberry. St. Louis, Mo. Bailey Williams, New Tork, N. T. Rnsler Robert G. Canes. Pittsburg. Pa. S Privates SMorris Adamsky. New Tork, N. T. : John Alexander, no emergency address given; Joseph Baga; Iron Mountain, Mich.; Tony' Banta, Summitt, N. J.: Stephen Bartek, - Home stead. Pa.; HonsW D. Beakley, Dallas. Texas; Arthur Behling, Milwaukee, WW. ; Harry Arthur Bennett, Brooklyn, N. T.: Oscar G. Berberricb, Perrysnlle. Allegheny county. Pa. ; William P. Berg, Dnluth, Minn.; Robert Bivens, Marvin, N. C; Erwin C. Boyer, Allentown, Pa.;-Albert Braaa, Dorchester, Pa. ; Clyde P. - Brumback. Cape Girardeau. Mo.; Howard E. Case, Doylea town. Pa.; John Chonea, Titus rille. Pa.; Theo dore E. Loving. Albert City , Iowa ; Archibald McAllister, Dunmore, Pa.: Gavin D. Macie. Pittsburg, Pa.; George M. Miller, Stat College, Pa.; Jesse H. Miller. West Chester. Pa.: Phillip Both, New Tork. N. T.; Otta M. 8challa, Ves- Andrew D Shaw. Louisville.- Kan.; Elliott Shedd. Pittsburg. Pa.: Alban Edward Scholonski, Wilkesbarre. Pa.; Anthany Seganti, Denver. Colo.; Raymond 8. Lokus, Gary, Ind.; Bomas 8. eaaith. Wast Chester, Pa.: William 8mhh. Pitts burg, Pa.; Harry Scholl. Chicago, 111.; Harry F. Stupv Baltimore , Md.; Frank Trokty, St. Louis. Operation! MEDICIN? Ca LYKN.MASS. PHYSIC ALLY FIT. AT ANY AGE tt Isn't as;e. It's careless living ttvat puta men "dowa- and out." Keeryottr internal organs "In good condition 'and you will always be physically tit. Watcfa tne awneys. - . The kidneys are the most overworked organs In the human body. Whefr they break down under the strain and the deadly uric acid accumulates and crvs- tallizea, look out! These, sharp crystals tear ana scratcn tne -delicate urinary channels causing" excniciatine; pain and set up Irritations which may cause pre mature degeneration and often do turn Into deadly' Bright'' disease. ' ' One of the first warnings of sluggish kidney action is pain or stiffness in the small of the back, high colored pr scanty urine, lose of appetite, indigestion, or -rheujnatism. -r Da' not wait until the danger Is upon Jou. At the first Indication of trouble go fter the cause at onee Go to your drug gist Immediately. Get a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Imported direct from the laboratories in Holland, where they have been In use for over 200 years. -They will give al most immediate relief. If for any cause xney snouia noc. your money will be re funded. But be "sure to get GOLD MED AL. None other Is genuine. la sealed boxes, three sires. 'For aale and mar. anteed by Tha Owl Drag company. Adv. RHEUMATISM IS PAIN "' " ,,,8-sss. ' '' 5"- ' ' -3. Instant- relief from paia, ' aoraneas. . atiffnesa foIlwa.S rnbbins; with. . ". A'SU Jacobs' liniment.'' Stop, "doeing" rheumatism. " , It a pain only ; .not out , case in 0 requires internal treatment Rub sooth lng, penetrating "St. Jacobs Liniment" right on the "tender spot," and by '-the time yon' say, Jack Robinson ut comes the rheumatic pain . and' distress. r "-3t. Jacobs Ltotinenr conquers pain 1 It ia a harmless rheumatism liniment 'ahlch rsever disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiff ness rrom acting totnta. muscle and bones; ' stops -sciatica lumbago, back- acne,, neuralgia ana reduces awemnsv v limber up 1 ' Get a mall . trial bottle of old-time, honest "St. Jacobe Lial- menr. rrom any arug store, and , in mcment Trail be free from pains, aches and stirtness. Don't suffer I Rub rheu a x ... l r. -c-u .'wi i'iiiiiii I MI 1V --Csl ill AICI 1 I W II II XtJTv- I 9 1 1 I f I WmvaWW'JML Ml w tt , , r w -sgg-p -aw a matism away. Adv. - , ' . OF HONOR Ma ; - Walter P. Wilkinson. Brooklyn, N. X. ! Harbert . M. Wilson Jr Scwickly. Pa, : " Daniel W. Wtacard.s KKUaing. Pa.; George F. Woomer, Newcastle. , Pa. ..- -. ' rr. V- :-v jagajO IN AOTsOM CoTtwrala Georxe J Maruscak. BradanviBa. Pa.; Lewia B. Bboweta. LatrotM, Pa. Privates Georsa F. Albert. New Tork. T. T.T Paequal G. - AlbUler. Mesilla, ' N. M.; Nals Bakken, Minneapolis. Minn.: Edward H. Bran- dan. Detroit, Mich.; Charles J. Brinker, Loral- banna, Pa-j William. U. Cornell, Kocnesier, inu. ; Leonard D. Englea, Philadelphia, Pa.; Casime Filtppona, wew Xork, N.- x.; 4 nan Mwamm. Las Vegas. N. M.: Wilford Jena. Loo dale. Minn. James JL itcDuffie. Mila. Ga.-, Robert P., Maloney,. jGreendale, Masa.; Henry . W. Moeller, Clymouth, Neo.; Theodore a. Bonm- beTg. DubiKjue, Iowa; Jermon Samlck. Bt. Mam. -Pa. i William F. Sandusky. Mount rieaa- errt. Pa.; William G. Shannon. Bolivar. N. x.i BaaseU D. Stnwaer, Crones rill a, W. Va. " Night List Washintnn. (V. 1 Tha list of casualties in tha American eineditinnarv farce abroad nude prblie last night numbers 175 name, none of wnicu are names of tnembera-of. uie manne vary. Tha casualties are divided: . Killed in action ...i SI Missing In action .................... J Wonndea severely .................... " Died from wounds ..;.............. . 2 Died of disease T Wounded,-degree lndetermined. ....... e2 Total 1TB ARMY CASUALTIES KILLCO IN AOTOr Lieutenant william merseli jr.. Faasiac, N. J. JOE K.'BArt,ET, HoWenin. Okla. , ULVpfSCa B. PEl'TOIf, DniTer, Colo. , " Ooroorslt ' JOETt M. BROOKS. Lubbock. Texas. HARRT S. PUFFER. Parenna. Ohio. WAGONER EDW. B. BROOKS. Mllesburg. Pa. envstet - ! - EMCT BOTH, Jersey City, N. J. . ROBERT I BRIGHTON. TtTerton. R. Z. - CLEO V. FARR. Loenst Grora. Okla. ALBERT O. GOIjDSBY. Fairfield. Va. HARLIE 8. HAZEN. Hammond. N. T. v JONAS R. HERRING. Pfckwtek, Miss. JOHN T. UcCARTHT. East Boston, Mass, ' CHARLES O FANA UcCONNELL, Altoona, Pa. '.' GERALD MACDONALD, Gadsden. Ala. CLARENCE F. MTERS, Towanda. Kan. JAMES VL MILSTEAD. Acton. Ala. ATTILIO R. MINERVIN, New Tork. PETER MONTANA. Lawrence, Masa. , - JESSE ACGrST MOOS IE R, Perryrule, Mo. JOHN Ml'RPHT. Salem. Mass. LEVI B. OWENS. Cabinet. Okla. . WALTER PIETRIS. Pontiac, Mich. JOHN JOSEPH PL'RCELL, PylesTflle. Md. POLBERT D. POWELL, MinUture, Neb. CHESTER ROMOTOWSKI. Saginaw, Mich. JOHN SMIKIL, Buffalo, N. Y. ROLAND SMITH. Saco, Maine. ERASTU8 B. SUNNY. PleasantTfila. Iowa. WILLIAMSON F. HA R RAN. Highwood. Mont. OEOHGE L. WINGERT. Penns GroTe. N. J. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED 11 AOTION SERGEANT GEORGE A. POTEL. Walford. N D.-- .. CORPORAL LEB BROWN. Echols, Ky. ARTHUR W. ROCK, St. Panl. Minn. WAGONER GEORGE FULTON, Jersey City. N. J. v : PrlvatM JOHN FALVEY, Springfield. Mass. t IVAN L FELT, Chicago, III. DIED OP DISEASE Corporals . x RAY R. MOORE. Scranton. Pa. JOSEPH A. STEELE, Lake Forest, m. Privates JOHN G. CAIN. Fort White. Fla. JOHN E. DONLEY, Richmond, Va. CHARLES M. EATON, Benton, Mo. JOSEPH J. ENGLISH. Wilmington. Del. JOHN G. FOG ARTY. Hartford, Conn. WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieutenant Eldon Breeden, Medford. Okla. 8ergeants George W. Beattie. Pittsburg, Pa.; Marry r. jorunn, ueaar tiurst. a. J.; Carl B. Gibson, Dolgerille, N. Y. ; Floyd W. Patterson. naynesowg, rs.; jnariea L BmltD, uroosuyna. auss. ; vsear n. opraenn. Atlanta, (is, " tjorporals John Edelbrock, Eodora. Kaa. Charles J. Xderer, Lebanon, N. Y. ; John B. ErcTts, Hancock, Md. ; Glenn W. Goodnow, Craneerule, Pa.: Henry J. Uosselin, New Bed ford, Mass.; John Uregor, Hites, Pa.: Max A. Schulman, Brooklyn. N. Y. ; John L. Vanhoutan, Paniel!, Me.; Charles J. Young, Newark. N. J.; Musician. Harry U. Baish, New Kensingtdn, Pa. ; Mechanic Leo. F. Guenthner. Antigo. Wia.: Cook Edgar A. Wentworth. Brownfield, Maine. PriTates Mai Alpert, Watertown, N. Y. : Edward J. Arriehi, Pawtucket, R. I.; OliTer Bickhart, PhoenizTflle, Pa. ; Howard H. Bin ray. Munnali. Fa.: George Bond. Smokerum. Pa.: Jamea-BraswelL Alrera. Aia. ; Carpenter F. W. buck. Winona. Minn. ; Osborn XJanel&on. Craiga- Ule. W. Va.; Lorenzo P. Dangelo,. Rochester, N.' Yi Jamea W. Deery. Garrett HiH. Pa.; Piernio Dimarco. Philadelphia, Pa. : Leonardo Donofrto, Newark. N. J.: Oolggia Draao. New York,- N. X.; William Ihinbsr. N. Kracidock. Pa.: Glen H. jsarles, Hillsdale. Ind.; LeRoy B. Emery, Flint, Mich.; Fred A. Engle, Roches ter, N. Y. ; Niel Esher. Philadelphia. Pa.; Cart B. Eisas. Chicago, III. I Raymond Cloid ExcelL PapleriUe, N. X.. WiUiarn M. Fey. Brooklyn! N. , Y. : Vergil K. Gaston. Newark. Texas: Charlea A. Giles, New Brunswick, N. J.; Clyde E.-Gray. Normal, 111.; Luther Harmon, Auxier, Ky. : James Herron, . Carnegie, Pa. ; Arnold J. Hoffman, Mclntyre, ' Iowa; Edgar Hopkins, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Joseph A.. Howard, Carbon -dale. Pa.; Myer Kaish. Hurleyrille. N. Y.; James Kastakitis, Gerard rille. Pa.; Walter Kes- tr, imbois. Fa.: John McCarthy, Ponca, Neb.; Joseph Martin Nicholas, Salisbury, N. C. : Dur ham Nichols, Merryrille. La.; Izedor OUsewski. Chicago, ni. : Bruce E. Erans. Tetre Haute, Ind. ; Ralph Eyer. Chambersburg. Pa. ; Andrew T. Ferrell. DeKalb, HL; John C. Frye. Purdue Hill. Ala.; Emil Johnsen. Greahen, Neb.: Wil liam H. Jones. Conway, 8. C. ; John J. Kelly Jr.. Illion. N. Y. ; Luther R. Livingston. Commerce. Okla.; Hurlburt McCnUum. New York. N. Y.; Gaaaway Moccabee. Columbus, fihio. WOUNDED IN ACTWN-Dere Undetermined) Lieutenaats Herbert R. Gould. Bridgetown, sL J. ; Samuel Owsp Hall. San Francisco, CaL ' Sergeants Darid J. Benjamin. Hudson Falls, N. ,Y.; Horace Q. Johnson, LaaabertriUe, N. J.; Wilmer E. Shunk, Bertbold. N. D. ! CorporsL Max .Goldsmith. New York, N. Y. ; Harrj E. Bpnng. Port Henrr. N. Y.: Lucien 4 WW S trawl. Louisrille. Ky.; Charles A. Stub- ,enary. -iTenton, N. J. - Mechanic Galen L. Brotzman, Rparta, Wta. i Prirates Benjamin M. Abramowlts, Brook lyn, N. Y,; Thomas Brennan. New York. N. T. Max L. Brown, Presoott. Arix. ; John Bucheli, lurue t rees, ra. ; Charles wuiiam Burleson, skmitbt, ao. ; rail u. uoraes, Kamerr, Iowa; Albert Dumke, Chicago, LL; Louis C Duma, Baldwin, N. Y.; Albert Erlckson, Clatskanie. Or.: Fatnk W. GUmore, Buckingham, Pa.; Jacob Greenwald, New York. N. Y. : Daniel IX Guthrie, KitUning. Pa. ; Frank J. Harm. Brooklyn. N. Y. ; George E. Hollidsy. Ravena. N. Y -. Thomas A. Kennedy, Philadelphia, Pa.; Frank LaPerna, nouston, xexas; ionara w. Lyons, Stephen, Minn.; Jim -Mitchell. Meigs. Ga.; Engene J Rogers, New York, N. Y.; Andrew W. Rolff, croociyn, n. x Artanr Kollins. canneiton, Ind.; Nathaniel Rouse, Bayonne, N. J.; Samuel Sherr. Philadelphia. Pa.; Samuel H. Craft, Prairieille, Texas; Ed -H. Bekroat. Shenandoah. Pa. ; Ellsworth Brown. Portland. Ind. ; Rasmus r. r-mmeret. TomkinsTilin, Ky.; Thomas iFair- ither. Brooklyn. N. Y. : Leo E Fold, tlans. soa, N..Y Martin A. Feiium. Vlenwood, Minn.; aiicnaet X lsccer, Brsaiora, ra.;' Harry U Flood, Chicago, HI. ; Paul Augustus Forkell. Nepera park, N. Y.; William iabee, Memphis. Tens.; Franklin Herman, Norristowa, Pa. ; Robert 8. Hunter. Mantee, Miss.: Joseph Kwefemszki. Perth Am boy, N. J.; Errin Lansing, South Glens Falls. N. X.; Joseph LaPlant, Ogdensburg. N. Y.; Frank S. Large. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Oswald" R. Lore. Plain field. N. J. MISSINff IN AOTION : I PriTates John Fisher. Phikidelrjhia. Pa.; Louia- GbiddellL North Bergen. N. J. ; Thomas jr. Larlua, trinoeton, N. J. ; Jonn - Lens nan, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Charles M. Lewie. Carlisle. Pa.: Vincenso Masucci, Mount Vernon, N. Y.; Alf eies gtsiaksns, Moataaaae. Wash. ; : Morris j; At Once! Stops 3digestibii pain, food ; heartburn go instantly ! Pleasant relief I - Wonder what your stomach? Don't bother! The rnoment 'Pape's Diapepsin reaches' your unsettled ' stomach all the lumps ol indigestion pakC sour- y-iiess, gases,- acidityj headache tnd-'V dyspepsia go. ; - ' ' j v' v : , u Costs so little at drug stores.-- i I: upset? . Pajja'o Plapz&&i;mBl Beasin. New Tork, N. T.t Engene Marthi Rosa, Stone. JterJceiev. CaL: Maria J. Whsdnks. Sioux Centw. Iowa. . . . 'f - -.. ... ' sc.. : j ! h Oregon : Man Klle h i ; Ottawa. Ont. Oct lT.-i-ttr. F.lTae fol lowing Americans appear ia .today's . CsnsrHsa caauaitjr list: . i KILLED M AOTION J. E. OURRIE, Marion. Or. - V V ., ' WOUNDED Lieutenant 1. Aabrsy, Saa Francisco; H. Tssw ner, Wotf Oraek, Or.i C. BugnoUe, Saa Frs Cisco; C v. Train, no sddreaa. T. R. Townsend Dies; At Training CampI Victim of Influenza Thomas R. Townsend, well known and popular in Portland and throughout tha Willamette valley, died Thursday eve ning a Eugene, where he was enrolled in the third officers training camp. Mr. Townsend. who was a son of Rev. J. A. Townsend and Mrs, Townsend. was a victim of pneumonia, following Spanish Influensa. . - . 7'-- .-.- ' . He was a graduate of the University of Oregon, class of 1908, waa member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity and since 1910 had been a traveling salesman for Allen & Lewis, with headquarters at Salem. In his work, of which he had made a marked success, Mr.. Townsend visited -all of the more important cities and towns of the valley, and in each one of them, he bad friends. He also covered Portland territory for a short tlsne.' - v - -. . ' - . ' Besides nia parents Mr. Townsend survived by his wife Three Youths Held; Auto Theft Alleged Three more youthful alleged auto mobile thieves were arrested Thursday night on the Linnton road by Motor cycle Officer McDonald. Sanford Simp son, 19, testified to driving; the machine, and Anton Belletich, 18, and Clifford Sarsfleld, 16. testified to riding in the car. Simpson and Belletich were bound over to the grand Jury- and are being held in default of $1000 bonds. Sara- field waa turned over to Juvenile offi cers. Monty. Wax Leaves For Training Camp Monty Wax, formerly a member of the Oregon National Guard, who at tended the training camp at Eugene laat summer, left Thursday night for Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark., to enter the officers' training camp for Infantry men. Mr. Wax was formerly employed by Xiipman. Wolfe & Co. aa floorwalker. Jury Awards $4778 Damages to Hdrnig Oregon City. Oct. IS. The ' JuryVin the case of Peter Hornir v. 'Citytof Canby, brought in a verdict for --.the plaintiff in the sum of $4778 Thursday afternoon. Hornig, who was injured in the machinery at the Canby pumping station in December, 1S16. wasf: suing for $10,000 damages. The Case was tried in the . circuit court here . with Judge In these war limes -we all want to steep ourselves at the highest point of efficiency to be able to do oar share in the many demands for service that are made on all. Unless you stop .the mental fatigue and build op your nerves you will be fortunate if you es cape nervous breakdown, some form of paralysis or other severe nervous disorder. . . . 'The strain of a rush of work at the SI, due to war orders, was gettingon my nerves," says Mr. Thomas Wagner of 67 Marshall street, Lowell, Mass.,. "and I had stomach trouble. My ap petite was poor and I could not digest food. I was uneasy all the time. I was restless and rolled and tossed about in bed. When I trot up I did not feel like working. A friend recommended f Dr. Williams' Pink PUla!avnd I. gave them a trial. I soon noticed" that they were helping me. I can eat better ana have more ambition. My Jaerves are steadier and I rest well at night I certainly can recommend; these puis after what thex have done for me. i Dr. Williams Pink Pills are a nerve tonic They build up the nerres ia the only possible -way. by enriching the blood with elements he nerres. need. The treatment is one of nutri tion of the nerve cells, requiringa non alcoholic tonic, and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills hare proved .useful in so many severe cases that every sufferer is Justi fied, in giving them a trial for any form of nervous debility. : They contain no opiate or harmful drug. Your own druggist sells Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills. Price fifty cents per box: six boxes for $2.60. Write to ine ur. w imams Medicine jo., tscnea eetady, N. for free book oa &er vous disorders.. . . v -.. .. Adv. Stomach sourmg, acidit as, and e- yoate to upset Here is rellefj (I NERVES UUSTRUtlG BY RUSH OF WORK Bingham, of. Marion county, presiding. The. city" of 'Canby will aak for 'a new trial. and. falling In ' thla;iwiu; appeal the case. It Is understood. ' -:- - Dr. ; Lirhd to ' .Bo Trie4 - November 22 Dr. Nets J Lund, indicted 'by", tha rrandJury tor alleged violation llbt Ttbe espionage act, . pleaded" not- guilty when arraigned before Judge' Wolverton of ( BT OB.' X.'1f s5ftL T te' " $f i s. The body is a highly organ ized machine of complicated parts in which the stomach," liver and .the kidneys work for the common good., : Damage to any one ot these organsin.teneres with man as a motor mechanism. If you clean the stomacn,iliver and bowels, occasionally .with a gentle laxative yo'Jjinkeep well. Too; much fuel 4n man s machine, vsuch as - eating too much .meatirior -alcohol' or'" tea,, nervous overwork and lack of exercise in outdoor air bring con stipation and bad health. Eat less meat, plenty of vegetables, and with air and good exercise you need little else. If the liver needs rousing and most of us need this once a week take a ' '. a a' - a PiEllSSAWll it .. ' " V I ' .TlT : - I IT s an interesting .fact that the leading stars of the screen . have beautiful hair. Their swx8sm xnany instances depends $ upon it. It is also an interesting fact that stars of the screen altd" legitimate stage use ftndJepend upon . v They use it to keep their hair and scalp healthy,' to nuke their hair soft, fluffy and shimmering. In short, they use it to make hair that is already beautiful, more beautiful. -- If voirr hair ia imskhtlv: if VOU are troubled with dandruff I t,nd your scalp itches even a Hinese emoarrassing conaicions. . III. IJlalToNowPauwioumtStwritesi ' ; ' I Gentlemeu: Alter the use -ol Hi ' was pisunlv was plainly notioeable that my hair aaarked degree, in every posaioie war ue neaiia aaa vuor, ana . bsautifal lustre, of my hair were improved to the extent that my friends commented oa it. Mr observation of naaar artiste oa the Stacs and bereea, tpaxticularly the stars in. Paramoant Pictures, has- i tauaht tne tha vaJUis of beautiful hair. ' Ihis attribute no doubt atda , . in tne seoonag ot oyportumuea roc CordiaUy yoors,f The improvernent fa lllas I'a hah4 is not tm UEHPI CIDE will do the same thing for-your hair.; 'Your friends will quickly note its added beauty. V It it Just s matter of using HERPICIDE. and using it newvf m - . - . People who have their own recipes for hair tcsucs find that the war lias increased the cost of alcohol to such an extent, that this valuable stimulant, 8Jitisepti . and gercoicide ia sometimes omitted. .The result is a watery fluid that acts as a pronounced scalp depressant; You have but one scalpto care for, don't cheat it. .Use genuine NElWBIUyS HERPICIDE.- SabsUtutfM. . 2&2zL Bsrttr : Sand 10c iri stamp or ooin ior a goneroua sampla. a Addraas Dept. 1688, Th Kerpiclde) Co., Detroit, U. S. A. VJHAT AB&WT- FATHER? i Obsessed with the tiidea of protecting those at honied father otenbnts the essential protection oi nis most vuai ;assei iirnpppininiinr'i! isVas beneficialJoJthecIia business as dt! is, tb flie "growing child. V Scott's imparts tne autyta we; Diopa- mat . enaoica uie : ooay 10 grip strength. fasL - 5coff'i helps solve the problem that faces erery i buslnesmarr -iAaf ofketplng up r with the wear land the" federal - court today. . His - eonnsel filed a 'demurrer to the Indictment, but it waa overruled by Judge Bean. His .trial: was set for November, '32. i .-: Paul Wiley, io Co to Camp - Paul ,WUey, et Eleventh street, will (eava Monday' for Camp "Colt. Gettys burg, where he will enter the officers' training camp. ii 8HOBX ). , x .safe vegetable extract of the leaves of aloe, Mayapple, root of . jalap,' made into a tiny, sugar coated pill, sold by almost every , druggist as Dr.' Pierce's Pleas ant Pellets, and-first put up ne.ar- ly fiity years ago. In twenty-five cents. : vials, Most people die eventually of an over-aciai djndition. If the blood can ie rendered more alka line, the longer we live. With regular hours, six to eight glasses pf water between meals, sensible cparse.fopd and a chance to get thefp'oisbhs out of the sys tem, a.man will l)ve to be a hun dred. But; un fortunately,' our highly nervous way of living brings increased storage of uric acid in the body. This acts as a poison, and consequently we suf fer from- headaches, neuralgia, lumbago, aches or pains, rheu matism, gout. Get rid of this uric acid poison by taking a harmless medicine, called Anuric, which. throws out the uric acid byrs'timulating the kidneys. Drink 'a, pint of hot water before meals and take Anuric., (double strength), after meals and at bed time. . Anuric can be obtained at almost any drugstore for sixty cents, or seed a dime to Doctor Pierce, In-f vaUds' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y for trial-package. (Adv.) little, HERPICLDE will correct asinsle bottle of rour Herpldtda M hadimprored ia appaaraaoc te a psany ansa. 1 tear on the' body, piciqe STOMACH TROUBLES ARE DUE TO ACIDITY Tells Safe. Oertalm, Speedy Belief for w uoifMilOa, So-called stomach troubles, auch aa Udlgestion, gas, sou mesa, scomach- "Duuy 10 retain rood are In evidence that excesalve aecretlon of eW la taking place In the stomach, causing the formation of gas and acid lUUiiHlllKlt Q dlatenda the stomach and causes that full, oppressive burning feeling aometimea known as heartburn, while n acid lrrltatea and lnflamea tie del icate 1 in in a of tha tnmaoh Tk. ble Ilea enitrely in the excess dvi. opment. or aecretlon of acid. To stop or prevent this souring of the food contents of th itnm.h to neutralise the acid and make it bland and harmless, a teaapoonful of bisur ated magnesia, a good and effartiva corrector of acid atoinach, ahould be taken in a quarter of a glasa of hot or cold water after eating or whenever gas. sourness or acidity !a felt. Thla aweeteiis -the atomeeh and neutraliaes the acidity in a few momenta and is a perfectly harmless and inexpensive remeay to use. An antiacid. such aa blsurated maa neala which can be obtained from any druggiat in either powder or tablet rorm enaoies the rtomach to do Its work properly without the aid of arti ficial dlgestenta. Magnesia comes in several forma, ao be certain to ask. for ,- ' only Blsurated Magnesia Which la esDeclallv nranarari fnr ih. above purpose. Adv. EAT LESS AND TAKE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Take a glass of Salts before breakfast tt your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you. fflEN YOUR KIDNEYS FEEL LIKE LUMPS The American men and women mua f-uard constantly against KMney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food la rich. Our blood la filled with urio acid which the kidneys atrive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, be come alusdsh;;. the ellminative tlaauea clot; and the. result Is kidney trouble, bladder feakneaS. and a general decline In health. f. v. When your.i'Sheys feel like lumps of lead, your baxij. hurts -or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to aeek relief two or three times during the night; If you Buffer with alck headache or dlszy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather ia bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts ; take a tablespoonf ul in a glass of water before breakfast for a few daye -and your kidneys will then act fine. Thla fapvus aalta ia jnada from, the acid of grapes and lemou Juloe, combined with llthia, and has been used for gener ations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralise the adds in the urine ao it no longer la a so urea of lrrl- . tatlon, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts la Inexpensive ; cannot In jure, makes a delightful effervescent llthia-water beverage, arid belongs hi every home, because nobody can make mistake by having a good kidney flushing-any time. (Adv.) BABTSfACE Of Rash. Cross and Restless and Lost Steep. Troubled 3 Months. "A red rash broke out on my baby's face. It first suited with little red pimples and -then formed blotches close together on her face, but were more scat, tered on her head. She was cross and restless and lost quite a bit of aleep. She nil scratched until her face bled and her hair felt out She had the trouble nearly three nsontns before using cuueura. With Just Jmm applications I noticed a dif ference and after using one and a half cakes of (Soap, and not quite one boa of Ointment she was healed." (signed) Mrs. tit M. Moock, 919 rout St., ban Francisco, Calif., Dec 31, 1917. Cutlcura Soap and Ointment usually prevent ptrnpies or other eruptions. Mrs, ?. H. Ssssia So44 si.n hm. 2a.. Otstsissa a4 Wa. TaiewaSiev. m i CUTCURA m HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets . . . . ; If roar skin is yclloV- complexion you hare a bad taste In your mouth- . lary, no-good fcelixig you' should take CWva .Tableta. . . , Dr. Edwards Olhre Tablets a sub stitute for calomel were prepared by Dr. Edwards after 17 years of jstudi; wlta his pstlents. ; - . Dr.Edwards'OuveTabletsaTe a eeetablecomrxjund mixed with olhrei k You will know them by their olive color. t r . . . i. t -. . . a Q nave a cicar, puia saui, m mui cy ca, . no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like chifdhooddaysyoumnstget atthecaiise.. Dr. Edwards OlireTablets act on the livtf and bowels like catomel yethars bo daageroos after effects, J : . i - aThey start the bile andovercomecoo 'stipatioa. That's why millions of boxes are soidannnally at 10c and 2Sc per box. AH druggists. Take one ey two nightJy , and note the pleasing results, - ja (. t J . ii ' . . CM and 1 ' P -gaf ' fill r nTTufi' ' 1 ttee1 Jv& IsvSlironailib . y-J AisIa,tiJaasattuS.X. - f