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THE OREGON 8TA1ESMAf J WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 101R.
UglUKp OH Cape Hatte, SmV by S ubmarine
LABOR NEEDS MORAL WARNING
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HITTING WORK GIVEN FIGHTERS
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f U1V U Aft ilAIlU Perf hint Urges Strict Obserr-
ance of Continence Anions
Men on Front
S''AV, i V j'
T":.-i-V
Nearljr 1,000,000 More Men
Needed to Bring About
Needed Production
SKILLED LABOR LACKING
Shortage in That Line Nearly
as Acute as lor Labor That
Is Unskilled
. The Diamond Shoala lightship orr caDe itattfira. ... ,n h k - v ... w
nbmtrlne Is beUeved to be the same one which ,, nn;r.t r::r;. ""r":"- '
WITH Tim AXItUICAN ARMY IN'
FRANCE, Aug. 29. la a (vner&l
ordrr jnt iue4 GenraJ Prrhln
addrce the antir franklT on the
otia evil n nrt C9tfftroc aa
the "plain duty of every mmWr of
the American expeditionary forces,
hoth for the Yigoions ondnrt of the
war and the clean health of the
American people after the war."
General Pershing directs the com.
mending officers to irjt4 moral
cleanllneas of the men as thetr doty
as roldienr and the bent training for
enforced clearness of life at the
front. The order prescribes wore
rigid control of leaves of absence
and directs court-martial to exercise
severity In dealing with in reeled
men. It makes all Immoral resorts
"off limits' and In co-operation with
WASHINGTON. Augl 20. That
the shortage of labor In war indus
tries estimated at nearly 1.000.000
men Is still seriously curtailing pro-l lh. i-Mnrh hnts miiit.i and
ductlon and unless quickly remedied eMit ukea steps to repress clandes-
mreaicns 10 resuii .in a tuonage I tine evasion of the order.
OFFICIAL CASJALTYliSfl
supplies and equipment for tae arm
was emphasized In a statement
of the department of labor. The
Robert E. Trainer, Allentown, Pa.: shortage In skilled labor Is becoming
Miles E. Vanslckle. rerewlck. Pa.; almost as acute as that of unskilled
uenry j. waae, Durmirt. Va.; Yince labor. The available upply of un
IMAM ' lTIwtnila1ik o I - .
it itouuf luwuumv, sr.
OFFICIAL CASUALTY . . . .... ...
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. The
following casualties are reported by
the commanding general of the Am
erican, expeditionary forces: - :
Killed In action ... . . . ; . . ... 32
Missing 'in action " . . . . .... . . . . 80
Wounded Severely '. . . . . . . 41
Died of Wounds ... . . . . . ..... . . . 5
Died of accident and other cause 2
Wounded, degree undetermined. 5
ToUl
176
Killed In ' Action.
Lieutenants , John , Andrew Doher
ty, Boston, Mass.; Geoerge M. Ger
ald Jr., Beloit, Wis.; Sergeant Gus.
Arnold. ' Highland Park, Ky.; Clar
ence B. Perkins; North Star, Mich.;
Rothser E Williams, Roan Mountain,
Tenn r Corporals Charles Albrecht.
3t. Louis. Jdo.: Louis A. Mangold.
Milwaukee, Wis.; Charles J.' Skales-
w, Oneida, Was.; r Cook Martin A.
Jacobson. Litchvllle.: N. D. Privates
Otto A. Basel. Milwaukee, Wis.; Om
ar Dr-Bee; Butlerrille, Ind.; Chester
L BenheU. Haddenfield. N. J.; Frank
J. Castagne. Red Lodge, Mont.: Jul
Ian Cisek. Minneapolis. Minn.: Nick
Cuxa, Chicago; William Egle, Palls-
arte. - Neb.; Henry Fresonke, ; Dent,
Minn.; Guy Sr3eorge,-Shawano,
Wis.;. ' Joe Goree, Shawano-. 1W.;
Charles J. Gross .Jr.. Glenn. Ga.:
den. Conn.; Walter A. Boynton, Ban
gor, Me. Corporals Arthur Albrecht,
Milwaukee, Wis.; William A. Cham
bers, Iron City, Tenn.; Royal Cook,
Chicago; Joseph Meyer. Waterbury,
uonn.; Roy Wettstein, Baraboo. WrIs.
Mechanics Willis McCray, Reedsburg
Wis.; Roy W. Miller, Oshkosh, Wis.
mvates Benjamin Eisenberg, De
troit, Mich.; Clayton ;M. Frederics,
Waterbury, Conn-; Carl H. Halley.
Montlcello. Ark.: Charles B. John
son, Bridgeport, Conn.; Frank L.
Kearney,-Boston; Walter F. Keefe.
Hartford. Conn.: Edward. Klerce.
Waterbury, Conn.; John Leskl, Mil
waukee, Wis.; Francis X. X,ynch. Wa
teroury. Conn.; Herman Meyers, Flo
rence, Wis.; Freddie B. Moreau, Con
cord Junction, Mass.; John J. Mul
len, Boston; Joseph C Orient. New
burgh, N. Y.; John F. Puijkarz, Chi
cago, 111.; Frank R. Ronan. De Kalb.
ill.; Otis Rose, Viola. Ma.; Harry
Shepherd, Worcester, Mass.; Chester
Smith, D anbury. Conn.: Frederick 73,
Jones, Ekford. Mich.; Jay T. ato.
College Park, Oa.; Tony Kopot; De
troit, sitcn.; -Arthur Lanone, Fall
RIVer, Mass.; 'Edward P. Larkln,
Peabody, .Mass,; Harry James Mc-
Kenzie, . Pittsburg, -.Pa.; Harvey J.
MaiUie. Lowell, Mass.; -Ernest Ber
nard Mathews. Grand Rapids. Mich.;
jphiuF, Jtturasky. Bridgeport. Conn
George Rowe," Jamaica, N. Y.; Dewey
O. Selander, no emergency address
given; Bolick Tanski. New Britain,
Coim.; Elmer O. Thomas, Rhine-
Rueben C, Hall. Randolph. Texas:
Vernon .Johnson; Gillespie. 111.; Bar-
net Jones. New Yotk City: Edward lander. Wis.; Valentine Zambreski.
aresei, wuu,. wis.;, uoraon-ja. New Britain Conn.
CLOTHING TO
LACK IN WOOL
Federal Administrator Sounds
Warning at Address n
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20. The
army, navy, and Red Cross require
900,000,000 pounds of wool and this
country's production thra year will be
200,000,000, consequently no wool
will go into clothing for civilians this
Joiv Is Busy Month For
Frenchmen in the Clouds
.
TV i OTTT V'fTriV knm ft Tn
I .r i I log the month of July French avlat
the one remedy lies in the patriotic Ulthin the allied lines and lit b--recogniUon
by non-fwar employers I b(nj the 9Mmy llne according to
mmi uwy must r-ieu iDor xo wir a official dispatch received from
industries in onier not to imp"' I France. in the same petlod 4 obr
me suppiy oi ine military rorces. serration balloons were et on fire.
Solution of the problem has been The dispatch summarizing the
put up to the individual' states, and work of the aviation arm for the
Nathan A. Smyth.. assistant director irrnth shows thst 490. SIO kilas
general of the employment service- (mere than S3S tons) of explosives
today notified that all state director Here dropped upon German fortlfl-
that In aU"seriousness the situation cx lions, lines of eoremun'catlocs and
cannot be exaggerated." towns In 1CS flights.
"Instance after instance. Mr l Losses In French airplanes In the
Smyth added, "has come to our at- month- of July were only a half the
tentlon where the lack of unskilled r umber lost by the enemy well- only
i.hor thriutom to nnM lomn hlrhlv I one third as mioy French baiooni
essential project to close down."
year, stated Lewis Powell. United irinUXJtdcT keeking
States wool administrator, who ar-l UJ ' 7- Cl JtT.-i-Z tZi
rived here Monday from Oregon." tOOd lOT btOTVing during July.
Pcnwell addresfted a gathel'ng of
wool men and declared that owinr to NEW YORK. Aug. 20. The Fin-
were destroyed as German.
The Importance of the work of the
aetlal protography during a major
offensive Is shown by the statement
that 20.550 negatives were taken
AMKUICAXIZATIOX MKX MEET.
the demand of ships for war pur- land constitutional league of Amer-
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. Presl-
I,tnd-fenl Coonerstown. N. D Will-
lam C Logan. Lei per s Fork, Tenn.;
John "MateuBzyk Chicago; - Andrew
Olson. Hastings. N. ,D. ; Arne Peder
son. Shilling, Minn.; Richard 'G. Red
emske, Chicago; " Alexander Vlllen
eauve." Marinette, Wis.; Earnest R.
Wilcox, Unlonville, la. -
DJod of Wounds.
Lieutenants .Laurence C. Shull,
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
SgVThprnas Slovm, New- York;
Privates Herman .Neuraan, Chicago;
Earl V,J Osborne, Harrah. wash.;
Sam Raacatore, San Francisco;. Fred
erick B. King,. Springfield, Mass.
Mi-HHiru; In Action. "".
Captain 'James' Burke Cousart,
William
-?f"-?-'. :i?;ri-r T;, T"' Philadelphia; .Lieutenants
V .iii 'w "r A , " Bateman. Wayne, Fa.;. William R.
ron. Saltvllle. Va; James C.Prlm. nyer Carney! 'Point. N. J.; Edward
Randolph Ala;; Louis C. Frederick- Hitseroth." Philadelphia; Herman
son. Harlem. la.:. 'John Price. Mil- 31oa Merchantville. N. J.: W. L.
wau.ee, wis. -
pied 'of DIsenMP.
Private Aryin R. Jackson. .Lyons. Clafk . merlck; DeliWOOd. Pa.
vllle.. Conn. Privates Edwin . A.
Crlhb. Rhems, S.'C;' John J. Henry,
Detroit. Mich.; Fred Reuuhun, La
motte. Ia. v .:- :--. - . -
Died from Accident and ptNr Cause
Wagoner Raymond S. Peters, PhiJa
depthia. Cook Charles W. Tuttle,
Philadelphia, Privates Frank W.
AlUis, Ardmore, Pa.; John J. Can
non. Carbondale, Pa.; Vincenro Co-
InnMn Plttclini-o' William W Pn.
' Wagoner ' Frederick Anderson, prnTlinrA t? Edward JV Flrnn.
Washington. D. C. Private Clark LJ Prrivl,;n-P' - t . vincenza Gradu-
Ilarris, Winona. Minn.. late. Monte Rio al Vomano., province
Severely Wounded. 1, tq it.iv ltvmon nrnonhnfr
Lieutenants Roy A, Aune. Rice I Wiviv -vtwnnrf" E 'Mnnimell.' Co-
Lake. -Wis.; John FlUgibbons. Wa-1 lnmbla conutr. Pa.: ' Anotonio Jaco-
terbunr, Conn.; Paul Wlnge ; I -rtri; Johnstown. rl?a.; James Jayne,
ton. 111.: Albert J.' Stanford. Brook-1 m...h.m i ina u-nhikv: Jnhnu-
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poses, hd tonnage scould be spared union Monday telegraphed V. O. Mc-H dfi-'y r,rHved th- com
civilian clothing. " The Only wool not ing him to accept the preferred in-
being Released for other than war termedlatlon of the 8wedish. Nor-
use is for papermalters felt, for wegian and Danish ministers to the
fume hasrs for smelters and for gas- United States In feedins "famine-
kets for steam engines. These in I rtricken Finland." The ministers
reality are war uses. promised to guarantee that wbaterer m "mm,t,, rorlnaled nlani
No hand knitting yam Is to be food was sen abroad would be used I . -n- mii.riiM
made, said Penwell, and orders un- only forthat purpose. . . , and u oepclally among national
aouDteaiy win dc issuea siopinnsi me Teai suuauon in rmianu. an1 draftrrf - un
InHla. I ij MW l. avitom- I 7 .
luui.a hiu I lie , uo uvu will l. nlnultMl swm In 111
atically obscured by interested Ger- Tne pridnit was said by
mittee on Americanization, a'ppoint-
etl last April by SecteUry Lane to
devise methods of educating iUlter
alee and to bring about a more gen
eral nse rf the Fndish language
among Miens and their descendants.
the manufactnre of fancy
blankets and Navojo ruga.
Accompanying Pewwell to San
Francisco were Chailes II. Green,
wool administrator for Oregon:
Frank E. Green, assistant wool ad
ministrator for California, and II. A.
Jastro of Bakersfleld. Cal.
man and Bolshevik I agencies. Tbe
real Interests of the allies and of
Finland arc identical.
members of the committee to have
expressed approval of the plan.
INCREASE OIL TAX.
OPERATORS SEEK CONCESSIONS
Farmers' Union Head Asks
Big Cut in Rates on Seed
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 20. An In
crease to 15 pesos a ton in the ex-
nor tax on oil was announced todav
hv the rovernment. The tax on fuel
SPOKANE. Wah.. Aug. 20. a m wm be Increased from 1214 to
T. Cross, secretary of the Farmers I o pesos. ' Crnde oil companies are
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. Re
quest that the labor policies adop
ted by the rairond administration uni0n. tonight telegraphed W. G. Mc- required under tbe order, to submit
be put Into effect also by the tele- Adoo. director general of railroads, manifests of their shipments every
phone and telegraph administration urging that freight rates on seed two month upon which the tax will
was made today or Postmauer uin-iWheat into, this state Be cut ro per I D collected
eral Burleson by a committee rep- cent. Without such drastic action
resenting the organized elophore oo- being taken. .Mr. Cross telegram de- .ANOTHER WAR RTARTIXG
eraiors of the country. "J ne commit- ciarea. consiaeraDie rea in moi MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Aug. 20
tee asked Mr. Burleson to estaonsn state win go unpiamea pwiumo Nicaragua and Honduras are report
a commission on wages and working ability of farmers to meet freight
conditions.
charges.
WHEN, WHERE AND HOW MEN WHO HAVE BEC0UE
21 YEARS OLD SINCE JUNE 5 MUST REGISTER
WHO, ' Mt'ST REGISTER All male persons (cltltens or
aliens) bom between June . 11)7, and August 21. 1197. both
dates Inclusive), except officers and enlisted men of the regular
army, nary and marlno eorpe. and the national guard while la
Federal service, and officers la Officers Reserve Corp, and en
listed men la Enlisted Reserve Corps while In active service.
WHEN On Saturday. August 24. IS It. between I a. a.
and p. m.
WHERE At office of local board having Jurisdiction where
person to be registered permanently resides, or other place dca-
lgnated by that local board.
HOW Co in person on August 24 to your registration place.
If yon expect to be abeent from home oa Anrat 24. go AT ONCE
to the office of the local board where yon happen to be. Have
your registration card filled out and certified. Mall It to the
local board having Jurisdiction here yon permanently reside.
Inclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope, with your registra
tion card, for the return of your registration certificate. Fall ere
to get this certificate may cause yon serious Inconvenience. Yon
must mail your registration card la time to reach your home local
board ON Al'Gl'8T 24. If yon are sick on August 24 and unable '
to present yourself In person, send some competent friend. The
clerk may deputise him or her to prepare your card.
INFORMATION If yon are In doubt as to what to do or
where to register, consult your local board.
rENALTT FQ.R NOT REGISTERING Fan ore to register Is
a misdemeanor pnnlshable by Imprisonment for one year. It may
result la loss of valuable rights and .privilege and Immediate In
duction Into military service.
CAUTION Do not confnso this call for registration, which
. Is only for men who have reached their Slit birthday sine Jan
S. with the coming registration of isea from It to 20. and from,
22 to 45. Inclusive, which will be held sometime early in September.
BURGLARS GRAB
VALUABLE LOOT
Take Liberty Bonds, Stamps
and Jewelry From Grays
Harbor Offices
HOQUIAM. Wa.. Aug. 20. Oper
ating some time between Saturday
night and Monday morning, burglars
In , lionulam and Aberdeen looted
four offices .two In each city, of
SI 2.000 worth of liberty bonds, war
savings stamps, and jewelry. Pollco
believe the work to have been that
of professionals.
One Ufe Lost With
Sinking of Proteus
Norfolk. Va-. Aug. Nlnety-fon
survivors. Including 12 passenger
of the Morgan liner Proteus, sunk !
collision with the Standard old
tank -tteacier Cashing early Monday;
morning. 20 miles off Diamond
3hi lightshin. were landed here
tonight. One life was loot, a Span
lard of the stokers crew who Jumped
overboard a few -minutes after the
crash came.
Captain Boyd of the Proteus said
that his ship was struck amidships
on the starboard side by the Cusfilng
and sank In lees thaa tnlnutee
A Hev rain was falilag at the time
and both steamers were running
without lights owing to the U-boat
menace.
West Coast Schooner Is
Suspected as Sizuzzlet
A PACIFIC PORT. Aug. 20. The
gasoline schooner Chi pa was Mon
day brought Into harbor here by a
United States veseel aad tbe master,
Heaiy Ohlmuta, was taken Into cus-
today.
The Chlspa was taken under es
cort by the United States vessel off
a Mexican port, according to the col
lector of customs for this district,
because the master was wanted n
suspicion of smuggling and of activi
ties as an enemy alien.- Ia addi
tion to the master the Chlspa carried
a crew of fire men who were not
held. The home port of the srboos
er was said to be another Pacific
harbor, but, according to federal of
ficials. It has been engaged for some
time. on a run between ports of the
west coast of Mexico.
lyn. Sergeants Thomas J. Ayer, Jr,
Zachary, La.; Eugene. Kaiser, Merl
DULL AND SHARP
MOOTING PAINS
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town. Pa.; Pasquale Livrone. Leech
burg, Pa.r Antone Machado. Pico
Asmcs. Portugal;-Raymond Sarrran,
Baltimore; Harvey Stelf, Ford City.
Pa.; -Feodor Susko, Anzorra, Russia;
Antonio Turco, Campobosaa, Italy;
Warrle Ward, Saluda. S. C: Oscar
W. Fant Oakdale. JdaFs.;. Antoalo
Kasxewski, Philadelphia; Gail W.
Lambert, Iroqnis, HL; Eugene Lant
schoot. Mollne. III.; Geer2e R. Moore
Philadelphia: Scott Morris. Chana-
fTJ.?-,- f .JCtf. J C-A P?ailenrille. 111.: William Mottle. Green
L-ctiroa Lady fcntiertd aoca rasa i . va.; Frank Mncdteiii, ca
,,. "".I . .-. . -e -r
hKelr mnX He Rnf SaT Isert'A Pontecorvo. Italy, jacow ivous
elt Irae. Pa : John It. Shaw. Hoi
lysprings. Miss.; Nelson Siege!, Phil
adelphia: George Rmitn.t rniianei
phla; Albert George Smith. Hanover,
Md-; Wtfliaro E. Stuffer, Willow
Grove. Pa.:, Konstantz Szamkul,
Minsk Gubczn! Noushrudskoho ITez
da Horodesza, Russia; Joseph Tar-
tagllo, Philadelphia; Robert Henry
Wood. Reynolds. Ind.; Leroy Webb,
Krooklrn: Stanley Wieernlckl. Pitts
burg; Edward N. Whitehead. Allen
town. Fa,; Ralph Wltbey. Blooms-
burg, Pa.: John Zoleskl, Mocanaqua,
Pa.: Louis Thomas Glaplnskl. Tren
ton. N. J.I.Felix Frank Gutowsky.
Kingston. Pa.; James J. Harty. Hub
bard. Nebr.; Fred Hodgson, scran-
Cajdui Stopped TLexe
Bad Spells.
SHIPYARDS NEED LABOR
CLEVELAND. Aug. 20. Ship
builders in the United States have
increased from 40.000 to 375.000
since America declared war. but
there Is a scarcity of labor at all
yards, according to statistics pre
sented at a meeting of employment
managers representing fifteen ship
yards on the Great Lakes here today.
Plans were made to seek industrial
classification for men coming under
the provision of the manpower bill
i .: .
MANY IDLERS ARRESTED.
FRESNO, CaSL. Aug. 20. Though
it arrests -were . made m con
nection with the fires that have vis
ited ihere in the past month, the po
lice announced tonight that no d?
nite charges had been placed against
any of the men. They say they
nect to make more arrests tomorrow,
Tha police founded up many iai?r
and-members or, the I, w. w. ana
put thein iu jail with vagrancy
charges against them.
BAR ENEMY ALIENS
Palmyra, M!chr-Mn. Chaa. T. Fnl-
;1ert of this place, writes: "In 1911 I
. sot- run-down, and I suffered treat
ptdn.V.wUa - both dull -and aharp
hooting p&lni... also "back and head.
I was weak and could only drag
.' around, and should hare been In bed.
tor I really wasn't able to be up. - At
times f would 'have snells that would
be so bad I'd have to go to bed. and
I decided to try CardoJ, and saw a ton. Pa.; George H. Hoffman, Phila,
: great improvement in less man a i delpnia; i;naries , a. nowaru, W
month's time. I used T or 8 bottles fushlln. S.'D.; Anton I. Kostanty
and was stronger...! ot so much I nowicx. Trenton, N. J.;Joe Leemo-
. better that mv strenarth returned and tni' Sacamore. Pa.: Sabettlno Llzzi
tar work was easy for me. Cardul did iphii'adelDhia: Pete Lucak.1 Diamond
,-toe a world of good. It traflt tne up tn j tad.; Harvey' B. McCaskey. Pough-
waiui luu BirenKiu. i uaisu i. u vm eepsie, JMv X.; r ran oiaraasvn, aic
ef those bad spells since. I haTent J rtna -Y.; Joseph P. Menton, St
io taxe any more meaicme eiucw jcharics Co.. Mo.; Alexander Meyers,
. vr ostr any aocrors eiincr ana un
c been able to do my work right along
. -I recommend It to other women
highly as the best medicine I' know
! of for women who suffer from female
r trouble" , , " -.
'If yon suffer from female trouhlf.
Green ' Lane, Montgomery Co.. Pa
John Mohavskl. Jersey City. N. J
Howard John Mailer, Williamsport.
Pa.: George Myers, Westport. Conn ;
Gip Piland. Uniontown. Pa.: Czertav
Przygvckl. Braddock. Pa.; Bfyer Ra
i uu sutler n uua icuuus iiwuwi-ii-- - 0 j
fcnow this a'dTfce, Get ibottlef dcra Chester. Pa.; Joseph
n-Mi Vl.- . tufmh 1 Pittsburg; , David Schwaitx. Cincin
trial. !t hon!d -help yon. s ' It hap .nati ; Friend E. Sheerer. Wlmmcrs,
Tc'ri -TfmnfltntiAf Atiir women -fa i Pa.-t? Delbert? Sifcphenson, Bedford.
tie rumf ia aars. At all drarrlsts. I Ind.: Emidio Tenaglio. Budmont.
r... , j .. f .'.piVll Pa.; ... Sam v Thomas, Philadelphia;
roaay
J '
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ted to be again at odds concerning
the frontier between tbe countries
A few days in Honduras arreed t
submit the finding of the king or
Spain to arbitration. It Js reortei
now that Honduras-has sent
armed force to Trojas, on the Nica
raguan frontier.
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TRACTOR GIRLS APPROVE!)
SALINA. Kan.. Aug. 20. In a let
ter to Miss Fay Fitxpatrlck. presi
dent of the Jayhawked tractor girls.
which was received today. President
Wilson gave hi approval to the or
ganizing of women into clubs to help
In farm work and assist In food pro
duction and saving. The Jarkawker
tractor felrls were organized here
last week.
Children's Red Cross
Work Is Being Prepared
i
(Robert Max Garrett of Seattle, di
rector of Junior Red Cross work In
the northwest division, was In con
fere nee with Slate School Superinten
dent Churchill yesterday relative to
Junior Red Cross work la Oregon
schools during the coming year. Su
pcrlntendent Churchill will assist In
organising the work In all Oregon
schools.
Troop Movements Crowd
Trains, Claims McAdoo
TTOOUIAM. Wash.. Aug. 20- Un
der instructions just issuea
through agents of the department oi
tustlce enemy aliens are barrea dur
ing the war from the water front dis
trict of Grays Harbor and from war
industries situated within the ais
trict. " A few shingle muis ana an
Iron and steel plant situated some
miles away from the Hoquiam water
rront were excepted. ;
ALBERTA WHEAT LOW
CALGARY. Alberta. Aug. .20.
Thi. Mr'i marketable supply of
whpRt for the province of Alberta
will be 10,500.090 bushels, and that
of oats 6,000.000 bushsls according
to D-L- McLean, superintenacn. ot
elevators for the United Grain Grow
ers. This means a wheat harvest
about one third that of 1917 and a
little over one fifth that of 1916.
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J1RUGLARS MAKE HAUL
GREATFALE5. Mont.. Aug.20
Burglars early today cracked the safe
of the West Side State bank hero
and got $2479 In cash and S 4.00 in
liberty 'bonds. Entrance was made
through a window. The burglars
have not been arrested. "
UNR CHVRUERl
TO ISSIT: C ERT1FICATI24.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20. Isstt-
, ance of federal certificates of Indebt
edness. Intended to take car- of the
war. program between liberty loan
periods, has been suspended for a
new issue to be known as tax cer
tificates, federal reserve bank offi
cials announced here today.
Rove's .
Conquest"
EXEMPTED FOR BASEBALL
BOSTON, Aug. 20. Four mem
bers of the Boston American league
bssebsll team, leaders In the pennant
race, have received permission from
their exemption boards to take part
in the world series. President F ra
zee of the club announced.
VAXDERIULT IX PORTLAND
THE ALLIES WAR RE
VIEW SHOWING AC
TUAL SCENES, EACH
WEEK, AS THEY ARE
"OVER THERE"
t.
the rr
OREGObvJ
PORTLAND. Aug. 2. Brigadier
General Cornelius Vanderblit spent
a few hanrs In Portland Monday. ITe
was on his way from the Atlantic
coast to Camp Lewis, where lie Is as
signed as one of four general offl
ccrs.' .
McCALL NOT TO RUX.
BOSTON. Aug. 20. Governor Mc-
Call announced that he had recon
lr-red his Her linn to become a can
didate f or vthc Republican senatorial
nomination. This leaves the field
clear for Senator John W. Weeks.
LANG FORD WINS K. O.
TULSA. Okla.. Aug. 20 Sara
Lai.gford knocked out "Rough
House Ware of New Orleans Mon
day In the ninth round of one-sided
contest.
Treiu-rry Rehses Sale
of Farm Loan Bond Iszze
WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 Th
treasury refused today to allow to
federal farm loan board to market
the t:c.00O.t0O four and a half per
cent farm loan bonds held la t
treasury before the fourth liberty
loan eampalrn. The sale of tbe
bonds, which bear higher lntere-
ratcs than liberty bonds and are en
tirely tax free, may interfere with
the liberty bond program, the treas
ury held.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 Over
crowded trains ard unaatlftfactory
passenger aervlce la some sections
of the country are caused by the ne-
tessity of using many day coaches
and sleeping cars for troop trans
portation, and by tbe heavy burden
pf hanllng war supplies. Director
General McAdoo explained today ta
statement t the publl?.
'Among the many patriotic d sties
of the American public at this time
Is the duty to refrain from traveling
unn-cefsarlly., said Mr. McAdoo.
United Stttes Handles
Spruce by Corporation
OLTMPIA. Wash.. Aug. 20 The
United States spruce production cor
poration of Vancouver. Wa.h or
ganised to n and la the sprue air
plane stock production beaded by
Colonel Brie P. Dlsque. command
ing the spruce division, filed Incor
poration papers here today. The cor
poration capital Is tl 0.000.000 and
the incorporators are John Morley.
rreseott w. Cooklngham and John
Mtrphy. Trustees are Colonel
DImmi.. O P. Sterns. William M.
Ladd. Act's Benson. Mark E. Reed.
J. J. Donovan, and Everett O. Griggs.
AMERICAN NAVY PIUISED. '
LONDON. Aug. 20 Admiral Sims.
commander of the American naval
forces in the war tone, has received
from Admiral Le Hon. chief of the
French naval staff, a letter praising
in- work of the American navy and
its co-oneration. comradeshla and
perfect harmony with the French
The French admiral said he recently
bad the pleasure of visiting Cha'eau
Thierry and Ileilean wood, adddiag
"My heart wss profoundly pioved
by the visit to the places where your
bridge of marines had written one of
the most glorious pages of history.
Saturday Date Set lor
New Trial Arguments
CHICAGO. Aug. 20. Th4 oa
hundred I. W. W. leaders convicted
rSaturday of conspiracy to Interfere
with the governments war prog ran
may now their fate Saturday morn
ing. Federal Judge Landls today r
Saturday as the time when he wilt
hear the motion of the defendants
for a new triaL It Is believed that
if be overrules the motion he will
fix the prison sentence Immediately
Crushed to Death in Fell
Plane Plunges 3000 Feet
BELLEVILLE. IlL. Aug. 20 Al
len II. Johnson, of Fort Allegheny
Pa., was killed at Scott fl'ld. sear
here, when an airplane In vrhich he
was flying three thoesaad f'-et from
the groend. caught fire and fell l
the earth.
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THAT ClltaE III
WOMAN'S LIFE
Mrs. Godden Tells How Jt
May be raised tn Safety
t and Comfort,
f i
. , ! f ' .
::..)'f K-
Fremont O. "I was naasinff throe Hi
the critical period oi Lie. betng forty-
six years ot ae ar 1
had all tbe rrrnp
tnm Lncideztttotikst
cbaitge beat flac.S
ea, perroornees. a-. 1
was in a general run
down condition, so
it was bard for me
to do my . work.
Lyuia E IinLhaja's
egetable Com-poon-1
was reeoo
mended to me as th
best remedy for e y
troubles, which " it
sorely proved to be. 1 feel better and
strongsr in erery way since taking it,
aad the annoying rrmptotrva have cL
pearej." Mrs. VI. GoaDrjc. SCS lih
polonn Et. Fmnoct, Ohio.
Fach annoring: symptons as heat
Caahes. nrrrooansaa, backache, bead
ache, Irritsbiaty and " the bJaea," rrmy
be s?eed"7 overcorao and the rystitn
restored to rcrmal cotxli lions by C;s
f arsons root and herb remedy LjdLa L.
iinkhame Vrtretable Cccapound.
If ary co plications' present tie-n-sclves
write tbe Finkham Meiidne Co
Lynn. Mass.. tor soccsions how ta
overcorao them. The rrralt of forty
years eipeiietwe Is at yocr serrice aoi
jour letter beld la strict cctl.ks.ee.