Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1918)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1918. THREE MEN'S and BOYS' s - 1 jyiik CI OT'H NG At CLOSING OUT PRICES Can You Realize the Advance m Men's and Boys' Clothing in the Wholesale Mar- ureamso When the O-Cedar Polish Mop comes into your home all the hard work of dusting, cleaning and. polishing hardwood floors and furniture goes out. These drudgeries The woik you save is a consideration. The time you save is "?y anoiKcr. And so is the money you save, for one O-Cedar Polish i Mon will outlast several brooms. Then consider how much brighter ani piettier nli your woodwork and floors will look. Ranembrx this, with 'die O-Ccdar Polish Mop you dust, clean .cij and poh?h ail at one clean the raoulding and tops of doors, no more kneeling on the step.s to dust i:he banaistera. No more pulling heavy furniture around to cJn unda it. The O-Cedar Polish Mop saves all tills liard, l.'.'.-k bicakiiig work. is sold under a positive tion by all dealers. Simply deposit the price with any dealer for an O-Cedar Polish Mop ( Battleship Model) on trial. Put it to' every test. Try it .i i ti i .uiree aays. men n you arc nut sausucu wiui the work . it saves and the result it gives, , your money will be refunded without a question. Channell Chemical Co. Chicago Toronto London I IbilllWriiPii' ,f?,ll'ffl!iinMWw KlyBu!lEi,.,, twiiaHfi?!Pi "refill to " ,-' " ' ' .i THE RIGHT COMBINATION and O'CEDAR MOPS to RID YOUR HOME OF DUST AND GERMS ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPER GAHLSDORF 135 N. Liberty St. Phone 67 become dreams of the past. . time. . No more standing on chairs to ; guarantee to give satisfac- We carry all O'Cedar Products O'Cedar Mops in all Styles and Sizes O'Cedar Polish in all Size Cans and Bottles Do your house cleaning O'Cedar Way and Life WiH be Worth Living E.L.Stiff&Son 3 Busy Stores 1 . ' 7 M& 1 y A iff y ' n Get It Here For Your FURNITURE and V O'CEDAR POLISH O'Lli For The Floor BH'S M1ISM Commercial Street Lof a( TnJov If Vmi Uova Fvon flia Imlocf Moo n( ft(l Ul 1UUUJ. 11 IVU UUlb UIVU Ulh unllivoi tuvu vt Realize What it Means-TO GET eductions from Old Prices On A-l MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING The Closing (hit Sale Continues Throughout the Store Men's Sport SHIRTS ?1.50 Values.... $1.15 $1.25 Values .... 98c $1.00 Values .... 85c 75c Values .... 68c "From Roll of I General Pershing's Official Report Washington, Aug. 8. Three hundred and. forty five camuilties were announc ed by the war dcrnrtnifiit today 2.')7 from" the army and 108 from the ma rines. The army list was divided as fol lows: Killed in action 131 : died of wounds 16; died of airplane accident 1; died of accident and other canseg 6; wound ed severely 02; wounded, degree unde termined, 22. Killed in action 2; died of wounds 1; wounded, degreo undetermined, 74; wounded severely 20; wounded slightly 1; missing in action, 10. - Today's lists brought tno twni srnce the Franco-American drive started up to 302. The army list follows: Killed in action Lieutenants V. II. Becker,- Waterloo, la. B. J. Hutchinson, Kl l'aso, Teu B. K. Parish, Clarksburg, W. Va. P. H. Pollard, 'orth Adams, llass. (1. A. Flechtner, Kaltiniore, Md. (Sergeants L. V. Little, Bcai dstown, Ky. W. 8. Morris, Quitman, (Ja. L. Podolnik, Cleveland, O. J. Kohacek, Chicago P. J. Bomin, Elizabeth, T. J. R. W. Biilingslcy, Louisville, Ky. P. K Boats, Uprichsville, O. H. O. Msher, Pine Orove, Pa. W. II. Henderson, Converse, B. C. T. L. Kchoe, RyraciiHC, N. Y. T. 1. Wapicr, liig Creek, Ky. K. Kachinsky, Chicugo N, Pendus, Austria T. Shea, New York A. . C. StUler, Chicago B. Swiebacker, Chicago Corporalsi O. .f. Buckley, Carbondale, Ta. O. K. IVanciso, Jiuiiibridge, O. F. J. J. Gershefski, Meridcn, Conn. O. A. Hix, Lowell, Jlass. J. Loudenslager, Bethlehem, Pa. F. M. Lubeski, fihaniokin, Pa. B. W. Chlman, Pittsburg, Pa. 1L V. Banefich, Joliet, III. J. C. Wilder, Climax, Oa. F. D. Howard, Pleasant ville, N. J. C. Hunter, Madison, Ind. E. Klemme, Bidlcville, 111. C. Ijafever. Silver Point. Tcnn. O. C. Mctzgcr, Allison, la. B. P. Bauenliuhler, .(ersey City, N.Y. W. Both, -New York A. O. Bchmitt, Jersey City, N. J. Ed Simmons. Hanover, Mass. J. Steinkamp, Bridgeport, Conn. Privates W. .1. Akers, Sowers, Va. C. II. Becker, Kansas City, Mo. F. Bcuda, Garfield, N. .T. D. W. Baird, Qiiincy, Miss'. J. Birdson, Newport, Ark. S. B. Bishop, Pilot, Va. W. Carter, Big Creek, Miss. M.'J. Coeascns. Amsterdam, N. Y. P. Eason, Queen City, la. M. J. Elmore, Maggie, la. J. G. Fleming, Philadelphia, A. J- Freeman, Cullman, Ala. A. Gorden, Richmond, N. Y. J C. Grnff, Philadelphia F. Grenda, Iickson City, Pa. W. G. Grubb, Seven Mile Ford, Va. R. J. Hartley, Philadelphia G. Kaltas, Omaha, Neb. A. Kayser, West Orange, N. J. T. Klimanski, Providence, R. I. . W. H. Klein, Baltimore, Md., W. J. Kenney, Brooklyn, N. Y. B. Ketcher. Watts. Okla. W. Kresyvki, Lackawanna, N. Y, ft Over There ft M. Kush, Wyandotte, Mich. C. lntivrette, Covington, Ind, . J., 11. Lenihan.'Oil City, Pa. B. Leonard, Leavenworth, Kan. '; J. Liittjohann, Topcka, Kan. B. McMillan, Boise, Idaho C. II. Marshall, Flint, Mich, A. Moore, Nashville, Ind. N. J. Obar, Limestone, Me. . P. G. Mcllugh, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. K. Aunie, liugby, N. I). F. L. Bannon, St. Louis, Mo, F. Brandshaw, Chicago V. G. Brown, Quiel, Ky. . . S, Calla, Syracuse, N. Y. P. ('aruso, Weslport, (loan. J. Condell,- Oliphant Furnuce, Pa. ' P. Cormier, Adams," Mass. T. Kmanuel, New York ' K. H. Erickson, Hasty, Minn, I). H. IFaltz, Arthur, N. D. L. F. Fields, Eaatley, 8. C. L. Gallone, Italy Jl. L. Glidewell, Finley, Tcnn. N, Gonzales, Lakeland, La. L. Goodiow, Fulton, N. X. 1). W. Haigler, Burkville, Ala. F. L. Hammer, Lagrange, Ga. J. B. Hnrget, Trenton, Tenu. F. A. Heerwligon, Buffalo, N. Y. J li. Howard, Sugar Grove, Fa. E. Inkles, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. E. Irwin, Oakland, Cal. M, J. jennette, Now Haven, Conn.. . J. Johnson, Paterson, N. J, T. Johnson, Decorah, la. M. Koeki, Finland E. V. Latondo, Pontine, Mich, H: Leilermuh, New York L. L. Luinpkins, Dovall Bluff, Ark- C. H. MlcQuary, Norwood, Va. W. B. Midwood, Springfield, Mass, J. Nardolla, Youngstown, O. G. E. Pannill, Martinsville, Va S. Parker, Thaxton, Va. A. Patrick, Tulsa, Okla. 0. F. PeterB, Browning, Mo. W. Petrocwiz, Then ton, N. J. B. Prusak, Chicago J. Hndolski, Chicago P. Rngulia, New York L. Bandon, Crystal Falls, Mich. A. Bogcrs, Canistee, N. Y. A. 8. itowley, East Long Meadow, Mass. M. Schwartz, New York G. V. Shclton, Arkadelphia, Mo. 0. J. Smart, Beaumont, Texas S. Bosnownki, Chit-ago C. "It. Torry, Htatosboro, Ga. I. Pothen, Finland 8. Besnick, Russia W. Sadofsky, Russia G. Btragall, Now York II. Wormlight, Kkowhegan, Me. Died of Wounds Major H. W. Bcal, Lewiston, Mo. Sergeunt J. A. Evans, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Corporal G. A. Morrow, Des Moines, Iowa , . Sergeants 1 ' O. A. Erg, Masqueth, N. Y. M. J, Leonard, Bristol, Tcnn. Privates R. Ball, Grand Fork, S. D. R. J. Polk, New Hartford, Conn. T. Kelly, New York H. Leventhal, New York; A. Bomgos, Fountain, Minn. B. Buff, Chicago F. E. Carlson, Fontenella, la. A. Iudzik, Philadelphia B, E. Johnson, Floyd, la. X I Earce, Selma, N. C. 0. B. Sautter, Whitesboro, N. Y. Died of Airplane Accident Lieutenant R. D. Clapp, Salt Lake Tliic A rluotirPYnn Will II aui iiuiiuivv svu iiu. Corner Court and Coml Street, Salem i Died of Accident and Other Causes Corporal II.' J. Hales, Spanish Fork, Utah Privates j B. A. Hagstrom, Los Angeles, Cal, J. M. MacLeod, Harlowton, Mont. N. A. Sanders, Forest Grove, Mont. P. t. Taylor, Henryvillo, Ind. Wounded Severely Sergeant D. Duda, Chicago Privates-r- 1 (!. M. Johnson, Evanstown, 111. 0. Forcesa, Yeriugton, Nev. 1. B. Largo,. East Grand liapids, la. (i. Gouldy, Beedly, Cal. Wounded, Degree Undetermined Sergeants ii. H. Fritz, Oak Bidge, la. F. Mitchell, Danville, III. Corporal J. II. Allen, Decatur, 111. The marine list follows: Killed in Action Corporal II. A. Vaughn, Oak Park. 111. Lieutenant W. H. Mack, Holyoke. Mass. Wounded, Degree Undetermined First Lieuteuant J. F. Robertson, Chicago. , Kcrtrcniit.fr W. II. Kidder, Waukegoo,. Ia. K. L. Wilkinson, Great Falls, Mont, Corporals R. M. Beckwith, Joliet, 111. A. Anderson, Iockjiort, III. T. M. McConkey, Oregon, 111. W. O. Potter, Chicago F. E. Sloan, Chicago Privates ' ' F, P. Czernshowski, Chicago F. L. McCord, Paris, 111. C. S. Miller, Blomnington, 111. M. A. lluilteljoltz, Pasadena, Cal. C. G. Roberts! Carrollton, 111. W. G. Scwell, Bclvidere, 111. (i. S. Tlionisen, Chicago. K. II. Wilkinson, Chester, III. (i. H. Walkhemulh, Wilcox, Neb. It, C Cameron, Chicago Missing in Action Private J. T. Pitts, Poutoosuc, III. Members Of Board On Deferred Class Sacramento, Call, Aug. 8. All ex i.i nt I ...I In n nl members and irovcrnnieiit njipeal agentn within the new draft age who are certilied y mo governor as being necessary in the administration r.t tl.n iliiift. shfiuld bo iriveu deferred classification, according to a telegram received today by Governor l.'.'pneiis from Provost Marshal Gcnenal Crowder, "Tliin fliHinrtment tliiirouirhlv nimro- ciatcs tlio magnitude and essential char acter of tlifl worn or mart oiiusiuis ami is keenly alive to the importance of ro tuiiiinif tlin" services of members of ftionrds and government appeal agents, and, to this na, or granting tioicrrcn classification on the ground of necessary employment in the service of the Unit ed States," Crowder declares in his tel egram. NOTICE! On Wednesday and Thursdays, in addition to our feature we .will show the Allies' Official War Review. Made by official photographers of the Military Commit tees of the Allied Army. 2 Reels of Exceptional ly interesting war news. OREGON THEATRE