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OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST
-. TASIIINOTON, July 8. The ar
my casualty list Issued today follows:!
- Killed in Action. '
Cook Walter L. Croucfr, 'Efmdaie,'
Kan.' Privates. Gust Anikewieh,
Hamtranick, Ilch.; ltcnnic W. East,
Magnolia, Mass.; Albeit Hage, Frank
lln. La.; Lloyd U. Still. Wibaux,
Mont.; Marvin O. Wright, Augusta,
Ga.
Died from Wound.
Sergeants Guido Castiglione, St.
raul,. Brazil; Bay A. Wood. High
land.'1 N, J. . Cook Carmine Ienco,
Central Rutland, Vt. Privates El
mrA. Chatham, Bath, Me.; Michael
Cil' Hamtranick.: .-Mich;;. Merton V.
Hattvt, Early la.; Edward J. Miller,
, Alton, 111.; -Ceorge, D. 40'Laughlin,
Stuart. Ia.; Joseph H. Schultz. New
ark, N.! J.; Thomas L. Sinnell. Baby-1
Ion; N.t Y.; William H. Taylor, Al
dershot, S. D.; Alexander E. Vau
traln. New Orleans. v
l)U-l of Accident and Other Cause.
Privates James H. Booth, Mont
clatr, N. J.; Harry V. Parker, Salis
bury; Mr.
. Wounded Severely.
Sergeants John E. Crow, Raleigh,
- N.'C; Steve O. Stubblefield. Rosen
berg, Texas; William V. White,
Houghton. Mich.; Corporal Frank-W.
Anderson, Roxbury. Mass.; Charlie
R Brantley, Georgetown, S. C; Jo-
sepn uuncan, old orcnard. Me.;
James E. Fitzwilson, New London,
N. H.;, James It. Loel, Chillicothe,
Ohio; Joseph R. Stevens, Gerry. N.
Y. "Privates Willis Bartlett, Potts-
vllle. Pa.; Theodore Combs. Hamil
ton. Ohio; Santo Freni. East. Boston,
Mass.; Jesse E. Hays, Hansford, Tex;
. Clarence M. Heskett, Center. N. D.;
Georre T. Hollfield, Btockport. III.;
Ira " R. Holsapple, Glendive, Mont.;
Charles A. Khoury, Torrlngton,
Conn.; Fred Krech. Portage, Wis.;
William T. McGraw. Los Angeles;
Raphael Paone, Mlddletown, Conn.;
William J. Pugh. Scranton. Pa.;
Franklin C. Rose, Coatsvi lie, Pa.; Jo
seph Stillitino, Haverhill. Mass.;
Vincent. Super. Bay City, Mich.; John
Tolleson, Loldron. Ark.; Edward H.
TownsenU. Danyile, Ala.; Laird A.
Wray, 525 Tenth avenue Seattle;
Adolph L. Yoking. Philadelphia; Fred
erlck M. YoTing, Elmhurst, N. 'Y.
Prisoners, Previously ltoiort-.?d IUs-
' - - in. .
Corporals Fred W. Chitty, New
Haven, Conn.; Franklin J. Damon,
Brookline, Mass.; Joseph Sabatini,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Bugler Joseph Mc-
Namara, New Haven, Conn.; PiivateSj
Leon S. Bernard, Hopkinton, Mass.;
Richard A. Brightman, , Fall River,
Mass.; Edward Clark, Colllnsville,:
Conn.; James F. Coleman, New Ha
ven, Conn.; Herbert Collings, Nor-J
walk. Conn.; Harold F. Dolan. New
Haven, Conn.; Norman C. Elliott,
Webster, Mass.; Newman S. Gee, Car
ibou, Me.; James C. Gold rick, New
Haven. Conn.; Charles B. Kennedy.
Norwalk, Conn.; Harry M. Lufkin.
Providence, R. I.; Bernard T. Lynch,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; John H. T. MoCar
tin, New Haven. Conn.;' Edward A.
Olson. Bristol. Conn.; James E. Pit
ochelll, Pawtucket. R. I.; Clarence
H. Riedle. Bristol, Conn.; Carlisle
Tieman, Dayton. Ky. .
The army list Issued Sunday fol
lows: .
Killed in Action.
Lieutenants Wesley Freul, San An
tonio; Frank C. Linn Jr.. San Tn
tonio; Sergeant Poy Allen, Kiklns,
Ky.; Corporal Harry T. Hale. Wel-
den. 111.; Cook William S. i Craven.
Merlden, Conn.; Wagoner John A.
Hamilton, Lehigh, Iowa; Privates
Meinrad ? Aufdeimaur. San Francis
co; Alec Backer, Springfield. Mass.;
Lee I. Brown. Syracuse, Kan.; Wal
ter Daetwller, Janeaville. Wis.; Da
vid Doctor, Brooklyn: Lloyd E.
Hutcheson. Meridian. Idaho; Edward
H. McLIn, Canton. Mo.; Heaven fc..
Patterson. San Francisco; Demene
clo Pattl, Tisaa. Italy; Fredeiick J.
Uenn. Epping. N. I).; Ernest Russell.
Lawrence, Mass.; Lee D. Saxton. Bel
videre. Neb.i FieU A. Sell. CludHca,
Towa; Gust Shelburg. Tapnen. N. D.;
John J. Sheridan. Newark. N. J.:
John W. Shumate. South Charles
town. W. Va.; Lvndlcy T. Spencr.
Canuttllo, Tex.; Floyd II. Wold. San
Francisco; Joseph Zboran, Dunkln,
Pa.
Died From Wound.
t Unionnnts Charles A. Dean. Chi
cago; Harold L. Pinkham, West Med-
ford, Mass.; Sergeants Cyril Moaner,
New Haven. Conn.; Boyd F. Mulli
gan, Topeka. Kan.; Corporals Ollie
h Thntfher. Boston. Ga.: Edward D.
Prichard'. Genesco. 111.; Privates Os-
wad A. Pitz, Lawrence, Mass.; cnes
tr A. Flet. Lnn. Mass.: Barney
Ginsberg, New York; Westley Ileff
ner, Chanceford. Fa.; Earl Horton,
'"nciptl: Jaes H Hurd. Florida.
O.; George Maclnnls. Wrentham.
Mass.; Wylie V. McCauiey. sommer
vlll.e Ga.; Otis Merritt. Montezuma.
Ind.; Adolf William Muller. Fort
Dodge, Iowa; Ben Mudd, 920 First
avenue North, Seattle.
Died of Disease.
Corporal Dennis Faley. NewYork;
Privates Edward Daley, North Troy.
N. Y.; Frank M. Hensley, 501 Brook
lyn avenue, Seattle; Barney C. I very.
Boston. Ga.; Decatur Nelson, Rosa.
Aik.; Lyman H. Payne. Portland.
Conn.; Tinsley Rucker, Oglesby, Ga.:
Robert Henry Schach, -Talma-ire,
Kan.; Clifford A. Smith, Brokton. N.
Y. - -
Pled of Airplane Accident.
Captain Elliott P. Kla Is. McGraw.
N. Y.; Lieutenant John J. Donobue.
Appleton City, Mo.
Died of Accident and Other Canse.
Sergeant Theodore N. - Carter.
South; Bethlehem. Pa.; Coiporal
Adam Demaraskl. ' MontrealT Wis.;
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Meat fci 'l
Fresh meat is perishable. It
must be sold within about c two
weeks for whatever it will bring.
A certain amount of beef is
frozen for foreign shipment, but
domestic markets demand fresh,
chilled, unfrozen beef
' Swift & Company cannot in
crease prices by withholding meat,
because it will not keep fresh and
salable for more than a few (days
after it reaches the market
Swift & Company cannot " tell
at the time of purchasing cattle,
what price fresh meat will bring
when put on sale. If between
purchase and sale, market condi
tions change, the price of meat
must also change.
The: Food Administration limits our
profit to 9 per cent on capital invested
in the meat departments. This is about
2 cents per dollar of sales. No profit
is guaranteed, and the risk of loss is not
eliminated.
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As a matter of fact, meat is often sold
at a loss because of the need of selling it
before it spoils.
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LIBERTY
"mmrlti Houston. Tex.: "Jeremiah
J.- 8heehaa. New York; Clilforu
Souers. Went t'arrolltoa. O.; Kretl
M. Swenaon. Eau Claire. WW.: liea-
U. Stelnker. Clarlnaatl. O.; Siura
ry n. Taylor. Row. Okla.; Gilbert
It. Thiele, Mlaoeapoll. Minn.; FreU
A. Weprenast, St. ilathewa. Ky.
rlMmr (lrrlouly Iteonrteil
Corporals Mlle 8. Donnlnr. Wet
Haven. Conn.; William Kluth. New
Haven. Conn.; Krle A. Lee. Provi
dence. It. I. Bugler Nelaon F. Water.
New Haven. Conn. Flrt Class Pri
vates Frank Ilutler. New Haven.
Conn.; Albert Garand. St. Johnsbury.
Vt.: Herbert Hall. Guilford. Conn.;
Arthur P. Hebn. St. Johnsbury. Vt.:
Austin M Ready. Jerney Cltv. N. J.:
Warren E. Thorn imon. Iortland.
Conn.; Patrlrk Wall. New Haven.
Conn.; Privates James J. Rrennan.
CarmbrldKe, Maas.; Ieo H'Ruyanoskl.
Terryvllle, Conn.; Ieonard Colburn.
New Haven. Conn.; Raymond K. Ely,
Haverhill. Mass.; James I. Goodwlo.
Everett. Maxs.; Aneelo Bao, BrJ
tol.vConn.; Iry M. Coneh. New Mil
ford. Conn.: Battlste Cuuipoll.
Spflngdale. O.: Fred Haer. Proa
ppct. Conn.: William P. Lemlu.
Middletown. Conn.: Hunh Marron.
Norwalk.-Conn.: Albert J. Maynard.
New Haven. Conn.; Ernest I. Mo
qaln. RrlMoI. Conn.; William C. Nel
son. Wenatrhee. Wash.: Anthony I
Penda. HrlKtol. Conn.; Paul A. Peter
son. Mlddletown. Conn.; Walter II.
Pierce, Haverhill. Mass.; William L.
flulnn. Rwampscott, Mass.; iuscomb
Howe. Itarnet. Vt; John Sachs. New
Haven. Conn.; Dennis F. Sweeney.
New Haven. Conn.: Stephen U Tor
ok. Darien. Conn.; Hswrard A. Webb.
Ansonla. Conn. "'
l'rrvlotiHly ItefioHed Mlwlajc Now
ltevarved to Iuty.
. Private Albert L. Hall. Hartford.
Conn.
Private Oscar Male, Malta. III.
Wounded hieverely.
Majors Jrfhn ' P. Lucas. Kearneys-
Ville. W. Va.! Daniel V. Uarulr
I'enKacoia. Ha.; LJeutenants Joseph
i. iverr. winsiow. ina.: Tbomas II.
Lee. New York; . Ralph L. Warren.
Carlsbad. N. M.; Sergeants William
J. -Condrick. Syracuse. N. Y.; Daniel
j. tinnis. Denver, Colo.; Leroy A.
Hammer. Lone Tree, Iowa; Richard
C. Hartal, .Saginaw, Mich.; John
Kalftiian, Grand Rapids. Wis.; Emlle
F. Miller, New Orleans. Corporals
Den S. Uoyce, Chicago; Hairy Hap
son. St. Louis. Mo.; Ben S. Enderbry.
Chicago; Mechanic Harry L. Depp,
334 Glenn Avenue. Portland. Or.;
Cook Beunlc O. Ilan.-on. Duluth.
Minn.; Privates Sigurd Arnvig. Elk
horn. Iowa; Inisa Bell. Leadvllle.
Colo.; Frank A. BiUnian. Myetstown.
Pa.; John A. Board man. Hartford,
Conn.; Flint Brenemcn, E4 Cerrlto.
Cal.;. Robert E. Carson. Chatrield.
Minn.; Merrill E. Charleson, Flora.
111.; Paul E. Cobb. Gastonla, N. C;
George C. Cody. Cambridge. Mass.;
Clarence C. Coles. Collins, Iowa; Dan
iel F. Cronin. Hyattville, Wyo.; An
Irew G. Eskman. Expert, Pa.; Lewis
Flattum. St. Croix. Wls.r Mike Gla
lue, Neche. N. D.; Walter Gray. Lo
ma. Mont:; Ross Hall, Fltzgeiald. Ga
Herbert Hertlg, Aplena. W. Va.; Jes
M. Lingo. Bald ridge. Mo.; Clar
ence R. Martin. Smithsburg. Md.;
fohn M. Mehan Springfield. O ; Hen
T L. Miller. Chillicothe. Mo.; Law
rence Joseph Mulhearn. Brookyn. N.
Y.; Aaron Price. Shamokln. Pa.;
Charles W. Rattllff, Louisville. Ky.;
Fred, J. Runre. Chicago; James Hen
ry Smith, Cleveland, O.; Patrick F.
Sullivan. Butte. Mont.; Joseph E.
Tressler, U iontown. Pa.; John Waa
lerbach. Algona. Wis.; Albert Weln--Ichi
Brooklrn. N. Y.; Lewis Winters
Oceanside, N. Y.; Privates Daniel F.
Cronin Hyattsvllle, Wro.; Mike Gla
due, Neche. N. V.; Walter Gray, Lo
ma. Mont.; Patrick F. Sullivan. 26
west center street. Butte. Mont.
Prisoners, IrevlouMly Iteportctf
Miftntng. .
Private William C. Nelson. We
natchee, Wash.
MIhmIok in Action.
Privates John B. Atdls. Brown
field, Tex.; Joseph Ascsnria. Brook
lyn N..Y.; William Bourdeau, Con
cord. N. H.; William Davles. UticaT
N. Y.; Lew Leslie R. Elliott. Bruns
wick. VL: Ike C. Freebere. Houti.
dale.. Pa.; Edward V. Mallery. Meno
monle. Wis.: Jose oh Michaud Rt
Leon. Le Grande. Can.: Ifonrv 1
Miller. Pittsford. N. Y.: Mil lor
Frobes. Knoxville. Tenn.; Harry Se-
oe, Lima, o.; Frank Slers, Neba. W
va.; Joseph C. Solane. Aetna. Pa.
Marine-eonxi casualties follow:
First Lieutenant Edmund L. Rei-
ner. Houston. Tex.; Sergeant Wll
nam K. Scott. Tippecanoe City. O
Corporals El wood L. Colbv. New
York; Claude M. Dey, Beaumont.
rex.: Ira L. Spring, Jamestown; N
x.: mvates Leslie E. Corn. Okmnl
gee,; Dkla.: Curtis E. Disbennett.
I Memphis. Tenn.; George M. Erlandor
Mount Vernon. N. H.j Theodore L.
Duerry. Montezuma. Ga.: Alvln E.
uong. Hickory Comers, Pa.; Albert
k. Aiarsnau. Cincinnati, o.; William
H. Monahan. Louisville. Kr Frank
E. Peterson. Park Cltr. Utah.
Died of Wounds ItcrelTerT in Actios
Sergeant Paul J. AUboff. York,
Pa; Corporal Peter Nowak. SL
ixrats. mo.
. Woandeil in Action (Severr-lvl.
Sergeants Oerrltt De Haan. Zee-
wna. Mien.; Arthur C. Elsholti. Rv
auston. 111.: William A. Blhlarv.
South Bend. Ind.; Corporals Calvin
uergerom. Houma. La.; Charles H
Earl. Austin. Mian.: Ilarrr n. Flet
cheV, 167 Third avenue. Salt Lake
City; Glen G. Hill. Roch Ifarhnr
Wash.; Earl M. Marchand, Darrow.
ia: ay k. scnenck, Pittsburg. Pa.;
Martin Sojourner. . Protest. tt
Trumpeter Theodore-J. Walde man.
New York; Privates William I. Bar
ton. ChatUnooga. Tenn:: Walter J.
Bowker, Cleveland. O.; James II.
cnadwlck. Swifts. O.: Mannle T. n
Tis. Cologne, Va.; John O. Degenhart,
Chicago; James E. Foreman. Brook
vllle, O.; Adam Fried. New Orleans.
L.; Cbarles Girten, Evansville. Ind.;
Joon F. Grennan. Seaulm. Wash.:
Joseph C. Harland. Houma. La.;
Frederick E. Holmes. Detroit Al.
bert W. Hunt. Chlcaro?' rharl T
Labrash. Wimbledon. N. D linrh
Murtna. jersey city, N. J.; Carl Mus
grave. Yale. III.: Frank J. niahefkl
Waukesha. Wis.; Frank Palmer.
iTroy. N. Y.J Charles F. Rice. New
n.1 m rv ibiiia tit . .
i iiiuDiuic, . .;. ueorge l-i;
Rumschlaig, Detroit, Mich.; Frank I L
FROM A Jl'RTICK OF TIIK PEACE.
W. II. Hill. J. P- Detroit. Tex
writes: "l used Foley Kidney Pills
and say unhesitatingly that or all I
have used they are the best, and
have dope the work "where the rest
failed." Backache.' -rheumatic pains,
sore muscles, stiff joints and too fre
quent bladder action are symptoms
or kidney trouble. J. C. Perry.
CAMP LEYIS MAY
SEND PATROLMEN
Request Is Made by Governor
Withycombe Message to
Secretary Baker
In a letter sent by teelgraph to
Secretary of War Baker.- Governor j
Withycombe asks that limited ser
vice men from Camp Lewis be der j
tailed to fire patrol duty In logging
camps, necessary railroad anils and
timber districts In Oregon. ' The
governor has taken this action fol
lowing a resolution adopted at a
meeting of the state board of for
estry in Portland Saturday. The
board's resolution points to the dan
ger to ship and alrplas.t timber from
fires and to the fact that crews in
logging camps will be cut down ser
iously if they have to stop work to
fight fires. The governor's night
letter to the secretary of war fol
lows: :
"The acnte forest fire situation In
Oregon now not only lmDerils shin
and airplane material and railroad'
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;tvle fnr rr'fnrn anrl fTrmr. i
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Warner's Corsets carry tne strongest gnanlei
not to rust, break nor tear. A new Corset free if tl:j
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GALE & COMPANY.
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Phone 1072 ; .
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but threatens to call out for flre
Cightlng great numbers of laborers
needed for shipbuilding. Umbering
and grala harvesting. To avert
serious labor situation as well as to
protect resourses It is essential to In
crease the efficiency and authority
of patrol to reduce starting sew
urea, l urgently request the "war
department to authorise local mili
tary authorities to detail from avail
able limited service men at Camp
Lewis one or more military patrol
men to each logging ramp, neces
sary railroad unit or timber district.
The state forester will arrange d
talls! or patrol with local officials.
This; proposed action la endorsed by
Colonel Dlsine. District Supervisor
Wentworth of the shipping board
and. District Forester Cea of t
United States forest service.
The resolution adopted Baton!
asks Governor Lister of WaiVsr
to send a similar requeit to tt
department.
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DALLAS. July a. S?rUI
The Statesman) Fianery "A Fr.
man. woo for the past serml
have been conducting the stort
Butler In the northwestern, fit
this county, last week dIsjKwri
their Interest In the concern in A
Ford projrietor of the store
Grand Roade. three miles .vrti
Butler. Mr. Ford the new rh
etor will consolidate the two
lUhmeats.
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WE'RE PROUD OF OUR
FIRST, YEAR'S GROWTH.
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Last Saturday completed our first year of business in Sideta, and we wisa to
express to the public our appreciation of tbe business they bare git en us as ;
it has been away beyond .our expectations.
Our sales for July 1917 totalled $720. 1
Our June sales tbis year totalled oyer $6000.
Some Growth, Hey?
There's a Reason
The farmers Store of Qaality
270 N. Commercial St
A. W. Schrunk
Phone 721