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. THE DAILY CAPITJOULNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1918.
IHrrH rrf 5limtriv
mtJ rrom uvsr iherc
ueneraf rersnmg a Utticml Keport
9
111
The following casualties are reports 1
by the commanding general of the A11
orican expeditionary forces: t
Killed in ai'tion 4
Missing in action 7y
'Wounded severely 49
Pied of wounds 5
Died from accident and other causes 1
(Wounded, degree undetermined 11
.Wounded slightly 3
.Prisoners ! ' 3
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Total
IS
Six Oregon bays ait ca the list today
Edwin A. Tanaon, SUverton, killed In
action
Forest D. She:unn, Nyi:a, sounded,
degree Undetermined
Ralph W!tley Peck, Culver, missing
iu action
Eugene L. Christian, Note, missing
in action
Jamas B. Ward, Gaston, Wounded se
verely Millaid M. Gates, HU'.sfcoro, died of
WOUUOS
Killed In action
Serg-ants Clarence 1'. Hri.ileur, Wu
terbury, ('win; John Cnrl Teiehler, Me
nominee, Midi.
Master
to!. Fa.
. Private (iny S. Fuulcouer, Black
f'it, Mn; Ivan" 1,. Mustnin, ' Milliard,
Wash; David T- ) 'I 'o.im'll, Washington
II. Kussoll A. Orr, Saginaw, Micli;
-Nils Pierson, Sweden; ( harii li. Hindi,
fflsciide, -Mont; Hediey Sunstrom, Col
t'tix, Wis j Josiph W. Fairlnmb, Seattle,
Wash; Antonio Pietrnmoiiaeo, Itulv;
Williuin (!. Sditq.p, Council Bluffs, la;
Died of Woaiids Received in Action
Privates Claud ,1. Ilinso, West Wood
land, Cnl; Christian X. Kerp, Zortmun.
Mont; MaritiM Mnioilinn, Detroit, Mich
William II. Murphy, KhVubeth, N. J;
!ecirKe Stack, Arednle, la.
Died fiora Aceldout and Other Causes
Corp. Hey Leigh, Columbus. O.
Wounded Severely
'apt. F.dward P. Shcpptird, Clarks
villo, Te mi.
Sergeants Htanley F. C'nrbin, Chica
go; John W. Nelson, Portland, Conn.
Corporals-Roy K. Alberts, Noonnn,
M. 1; James liabichy, Vhiro;o; (ieo.
V. Hell, Hangor, Me; Corda MiMmon,
Pond Creek, Oklu; William Switaer,
Tyrone, Pa.
Tdech. Kurl W. Minster, Buutn Mil
waukee, Wis.
Privates Daniel W. Allred, Rundlo-
niaii, n. .:; Ularenee N: Anderson,
lirand Forks, N. I); Fred Anderson, Sau
J'rancisco; Joe lievi.ueipia, Xew Ho
ehelle, X. Y; Horace David liidlo,
Charleston, 111; Wuldiston Uiliski, Hus
ia; Hichnrd Drown, h'tatley, Wis; Chas.
E. Hush, Ktitckton, Mo; Lewis Caim,
Wilkesbnire, Pa; Hurry D. Darling,
Harvard, Mich; llany M, Dean, Che
ney, Wush; John II. Kvans, Licking,
Mo; Thomas llendiickson; Edwin A.
Johnson, Elgin, 111; Arthur' Leander
Jones, Wtttertown, Minn; Walter K
Lamky, Sparrows Point, Ml. Willie P.
Lloyd, Iiichinond, Vu; Edward J. Me
('lure, New London. Conn; Arthur L.
McDunald, Vachon Island, Wash; Law
rence Mc.Kinnon, Les Angeles, Cal;
( latenco A. Marlett, Howdle, 8, 1); Au
brey K, Mathews, Hull, (la; Joseph
Mathews, Hismnrk, N. D; John Mill
er, Jessup, Pa; Edward R. Morso, Platts
mouth, Nub; George H. Patterson, Nora
Minn; Joseph Peck, Clevolsnd, O; Carl
R. Poorbaugh, Cumberland, MJ; AHis
If. Keese, Waterloo, Wis; Sanford L.
Hose, (lallnKhan, Va; Franklin Helmut
der, Haul), N. 1); Itertie K. Hcott, Zil
ltih, Wash; Loa Sewell, Clarksvillo,
Tex; Roland . Silver, New Medford,
Mii.ss; Calvin L. Stewart, Ridgefield,
Wash; Antonio Vargas, Sacramento,
'nl; Thomas Joseph Voss, Bristol, Pa;
iWilliam 0. Williams, Jlirnam Wood,
Wis; George Horace Wood, W. Win
ifield, N. J; George C. Worimek, St.
Louis, Mo.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Corp. Hoy Morton, Laniesn, Texas.
Privates Henry H. Hiutte, Covington,
Ky; Henry C. Hejers, Delliimham,
'WhsIi; Henry C. Deuison, ldnbell, Okla
Isidore L. Gold, New Vork; Stanley J.
Kulpa, Milwaukee, Wis; Nicholas Ur
I iw, liussin; Sauuiel Uuinluil, Van ltu
reii, Ark; Howard C. Stehens, Dor
rar.fton, Pa; Herlxrt I). Taylor, San
to, Tex: Albert White. Brooklvn, X. Y.
- Wounded S".ishtly
Co"p. Vladimer Duscb. ( hicago.
Privates William S. Corrothers. Rule
vilie, Miss; Boris Eutiu. Elizabeth, X.
KtfSine in Action
Jit. Marlnud C. Hobbs, Bi,.ton, Mass.
Sergeants Arthur (1. Bradley, Bris
toi. tutin; deorge i,. Aiken, Mujkegen.
I Mich.
Corporals Fred W. A. Harmeyer,
llohsnt, I ml ; Clarence T. .lacRmnn, Co
lumbia, Ky; Melvin Co Olson, Aber
crombie, X'. D; Hudson T. Scarboro.
Uravniont. Ga.
Cook Fred O'X'eal, North Yakima.
Wash.
Privntes Frederick B. Anderson. Big
Falls, Minn; Edgar M. Boyd. Kul'a, X.
D: James Coppola. X'orwall;. Conn:
Jos 'idi I. Donohne. Litchfield. Conn
Henry S. Kiefer, Philadelphia; Frank
IV. Mnros.', Waukesha, Wis; William H
iwuttnews, Kipling, .V C; Mannrd (
Neal. Linilnle, Ga; Thomas .1. O'Keefe
t lacago; 1 homns J- On.arra, lioniulus
i ; William U. Oshorn, Wildrnse, X
D; James Pares, Switzciland; Roy H
Pendry, Knjland; Albert E. Bangerter.
.-:i!t Lake Citvj Willmm It. Bolton
Xew Britain, Conn: William P. Clarl
Now Haven. Conn: Oor.'e PnnL Louts
villi'., Ky; Joseph Gal!ou;ly, New York;
narry uansun, Disco, W is; Tlionias U
Uarvil, Fairnlav. Cnl: Erwin Hatfield
CreiMishiirg, lnii; Fred E. Hayes, Griuul
vievv, Wash; Henry J. Hendricks, Spo
kane, UVh; Elmer E. Hobart. Medford
Mass; Peter P. Koruey, Minneapolis
Minn: Charles McMuhon. (iias.iboro.
.1 ; I'oy Mastin, Cynthinnn, Ky; Jack
H. Mullen, Hamilton, va; Ray T. ()'
Co-iiiell, Killicnirn, Wis; Robert II. Per
son. Alberta, Ln; Millard Riley, Kidg
way, III; Walter .M. Siins, Thompson
vilu', III; Soren T. Sorenson. Denmark
CHlie E. Vinvil, Macomb, II!; Paul A
Walker, Takohn, Tex; Jacob U. Wex
!er, Liiwrenne, Mass: Frank P. Youd
vir.ilie. Iii-ookiv'i. .V V: Clcde T, l'nr
nnm, Mil a,, Ida; Leo L. Howman, Green
ville, . C; Adam Kurzrnski, Hani
trami-k, Mich; Angelo Caklibmico
Italy; Travis (1, (:ope, Kugl.v, X. I)
Carl E. Krickson, Benson, Minn; Wil
linm 0. Gould. Siniiv Mulls. S !) 'ink
Gregory, Detroit, Mich; Raymond Mont
gomery nowarit, l onneiton, Hid; Har
ry J. Keenan, Detroit, Mich; Samuel
iv ein. iianiror. ,vie: rniitii' Knsirynw-
slu, 'entioily, Mass; Frederick A.
k'r,.tll 1il,,rn Hi, I'.il- l.,; 1.'
Larson, Detroit, la; Willie Leek, Shin
er, Ttx; George Washington Lentes
Bryn Mawd, Pa; Elof Lysdahl, Giants
burg, Wis; Stiney C. Miirtinavage,
S'uMiandonh, Pa; Stanley Mar7.ee, Min
iientlnliu. liiuii' .InsiMih C Alnv Mi-i-iin.
1 ""Vi ' ' '"' '
ton, Pn; Frank Miles, Black River Falls
Wis; Min 11 ley W. Nine, hiljiore, Xeb
Manuel Olii-ers. ,Tn.. F.ill River Muss
Anthony Palcski, Hcrnnton, Pa; Albert
u. ttamiail, west Harnet, Vt; Robert
W. Iiasmussen, Detroit, Minn; Giovan
ni Rcile, St. Ijouis, Mo; Peter Rosle
Kindred, N. D; George F. Schindler
Boston. Mass: Edirnr Simmons. Hrnnirh
tlln. Ill: Joseph Wtrand. Cliicinm. W'ilou
ivi. Turner, UrneK, Mo; Nicholas Zim
nier,, Pierce, Nub.
Prlsouors
Sgt. James. Harrison, Plattsbuig, X"
Privntes Warren L. Andrews, Meri
den, Conn; James M. Anderson, Pig
gott, Ark.
Killed In action M
Missing 111 action 87
Wounded severely (ill
Died of disease 0
Died from wounds 4
Wounded, degree undetermined 6
Prisoner 1
Total
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Light weight-easy to handle,
junior" for I plows, "Senior" for i
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: NILSON TRAC10R SALES CO.,
East Morrison at E. Third 8t.
Portland, Oregon.
Privates Genrire C. Bnldriib'e. Woo.
ley, Wash; Clmrles II. Bird. Gordon,
I ml: Charles H. Clebiml. Wntoilmrv
Conn; George Dwiuht Cook, Kllenville,
in. ; Arthur Dahl, Galesville, W is;
Robert A. Poster. Ilnmklvii. V V. Wil.
limn D. French, Klnii', Ark; William A.
Fry, Stampede, N. D; Walter Halm,
Chicago; Russell Hughes, Rice Wash;
.los'pli Piiielii, Jersey City Heights, X.
J; Eichel Dutchiiian Brooklyn, X. Y;
Vit'dd Ttinissuck, Burnett stow 11, Pa;
Piotter Wanieki, Ford City, Pa.
Died Of Wounds '
Privntes Thomas Meuse. Rendintf.
Mass; William Pittinger, Kmibnoster,
Mo; Ernest A. Wilson, Senttle, Wash,
Died of Diseam
Privates Jerry Clark, North, (In; Carl
E. Erickscn, New Sweden, Me; Charles
Wesley Harden, Syracuse, X. Y; James
MeCnim, Chicago; Willie A. Roberts.
Shreveport, La; Hez Collins, Vandale,
Ark.
Wounded Soveroly
("apt. Paul Cinlierger, Columbia, Pa
SergeanU James Hector Borbridge,
Philadelphia; Garafed Tateosinn, chi-
cago.-
Corporals John Cnrndino Mi'iirna
i Wis; Homer Hollis, Marshall, Ark;
IWilliam Henry Hess, Huntingdon, Pn;
'Bert F. Mash, Othello, X. C. Earl A.
One Cake With A
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Two C ake 8 With A
.40 Cant Purchase
THIS gift offer is made to introduce
users of the famous Palmolive Soap
to other popular Palmolive products.
You will like Palmolive Shampoo, Palm
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Try them now and get this free Palm
olive Soap full sized cakes selling regu
larly two for a quarter.
' All this week, or as long as the supply
holds out, two of these full sized cakes
will be given away with a jar of Palm
olive Cold Cream or a bottle of Palmolive
Shampoo-a 75-cent value for 49 cents 25
cents worth of the finest toilet soap made
absolutely free. You will receive one full
sizec cke when you .,iy,a tube of Palm
olive Coid Cream or a can of Palmolive
Talcum a 38-cent value for 24 cents
lhalf the sum you spenri returned to you
iiL a gif c cake oi your favorite soap.
Just call or one of the dealers named
below, mke your choice and he will
wrap the free 1 aiwoisve with your
purchase.
SALEM, OREGON.
Brewer Drug Co.
Central Pharmacy, 401 State St.
J. 0. Perry Drug Co.
ALBAN5T, ORE.
Fred Dawson's Drug Store
Foshay ft Mason Drug Co.
L. E. it H. J. Hamilfion
H. R. Worth's Dept. Store
AUMSVILLE ORE.
A. P. Sheers & Co.
BROWNSVILLE, ORE.
Crandall's Drug Store
CRAWFORDSVILLE, ORE.
Dennis & McKercher
DALLAS, ORB.
Conrad Stafrln's Drug Store
Manocks Drug Store
FALL CREEK, ORE.
W. R. Jephcott
GERVAtS, ORE.
TI19 Gervals Drug Store
HALSEY, ORE.
Halsev pharmacy
HARRISBURG, ORB.
Carrol'g Pharmacy
Lewis' Pharmacy
HOLLEY, ORE.
Mrs. M. E. Hamilton.
KINGS VALLEY, ORE.
T. J. Allen
LEBANON, ORE.
Blackburn & Underwood -
Druggists & Stationers
Searfl-Kerr Drug Co.
PEDEE, ORE.
V. J. Love
SCIO, ORE.
C. A. Everetts, Druggists
The Santiam Pharmacy
SHELBURN, ORE.
C. H. Edgar Druggist X
SILYERTON, ORE.
Olson Pharmacy
George W. Steelhammer Drug Co.
SPRINGFIELD, ORE.
M. M. Perry Drug Co.
STAYTON, ORE.
Sloper'g Drug Co.
Beauchamps Drug Store
TANGENT, ORE.
Homer Speer
WOODBTJRN, ORE.
Moore's Drug Store
Connie
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oiling Points
tn veporiiing points. In Red Crow
tMsolinethrvfarm mn,
, . muuiw, uiuiuna
I cnsin giving steady, dtpendsble poww.
Look for the Red Crown sign.
8IAHDARD OIL COMPANY
(Caliiofoisj
wyse Gasoline
f Quality
II. II. CABIPBELI Special Agt, Standard Oil Co., Salcru
I'nriiuliar, Clyde, Tex;
Dawsou, Tex.
M.'ch. Chas 0. Thiesse, Thomsonville
Conn.
Privates Theodore D. Aldrich, Troy,
Xr. Y; Jessie A. Atwood. Concord, X'. C;
Pinuk AiihiKui, Augusta. Wis: Alice-
line C. Belvey, Wnverly. N. Y: Domiie
A. Benson. Selnm. X. C: Hiii-tiiiin .1.
Cnppello, Dalton, Pa; Xormnn C. Carl,
ciuiius, n; 1 nomas i. tinner, fiiuir,
Va: Murray John Colledue. Everett. Pa
Thomas Considine, Lackawanna, N..Y;
Wulitir tilinoro Corbiu,, Huntington,
Pa; Howard P. Cox. At!antn Tex; Gui
jseppe Cut't'ari, Italy; iStanly Joinrog,
I Euslhumpt.iu, Mass; Domicns Katsiniles
(lreeee; Erie Lundin, Meadowlnnds,
Minn; Morris 0. Nagle, Allentown, Pa;
'Albert Nathan, Chicago; Karp X'ikon,
I Russia; Frederick (Vrtel, Northford,
'Conn; Loo Jacob Ostrom, O'eau, X.
1 V; Ivor C. Prescott, Sykeston, N. D;
James John Shereda, Whitewater, Wis
Frank J. Sherley, Moodv, Mo; Clyde
W. Smith, Lcmmon, S. 1; (leorge Ster
ner, Atlantic City, X. J; William M.
Titmnn, Morris Plains, X", ,1; Anton
Barnoph Wigen, Washburn. Wis; Har-
,oia x. viiiiug, aiarqueite, Ji:cn; .ias.
I Edward Woods, Anderson ville, Ind;
1 Charts X'. Young, Bristol, S. D; Will
Hani ,B. Furlong, Philadelphia; Clarence
IMosteller, W. Alii. Wis; Michael Wal
I lace Mnrrav, Detroit, Mich; .foseph
IVyskveil, New York; Peter J. Bremer.
!Sigel, 111; John Bernard Brennan, Then
'toji, X. ,T; James J. Cain, Troy, N, V;
Joseph Duval, Xew York; Willie E.
Fish, Lafarge, Wis; John Jones, 81I
,ver Poiut, Tenn; Glen K. Met -lure,-iRiehmond,
lnd Jessie McGee. Colum
bus, Ga; Richard 11. Met) ill, Highland
Falls, N. 1'; Sigurd M. Peterson,
Grnnts'ourg, Wis; James H. Bedding,
Wimnii rs. Pa: Clement TnntiH Snn
Francisco; Arthur L. Willett La'erosso,
Wis; George W. Young, East Oelwein,
Iowa.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Privates John 1, Bonnett, Sycamore,
La; James Blake, Huntington, W. Va;
Albert C. Christiansen, Puyallup, W11;
Kdunrd Sehoeneinan, Castnlia, U; John
W, Webster, l'urmville, Va.
With the Canadians
Ottawa, Out., Sept. 17. The follow
ing Amt'.rtcans are mentioned in the
l.it.st ('.aundinn casualty lists.
Killed in action: C. W. Kyan, Che
lan. Wash; K. S. Kemp, Snn Diego, Cal.
Woundei: 1. A. Stewart, Los Ange-
ics, ( al
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Thio veck promises to he a fcusy one
in Salem in many respects in addi
tion tothe usual amount of business
that comes to the city during the week
preceding the state fair. This after
noon, the ladies who will have charge
of the Salvation army drive for $800 in
Salem met at the Commercial dub and
completed plans for canvassing the city
Tuesday nnd Wednesday. Tuesday even
ing there will be a mass meeting at
the armory of all men in the ((elective
service. Wednesday evening at the
Opera house the 400 active workers for
the Fouith Liberty loan and others
interested will meet to receive final in
structions. Thursday evening members
of Willamette chapter American Red
Cross will meet at the (Jommercial club
to hear a report of the year's business
and to select a nominating committee
to choose candidates to be voted on
later for the executive offices of the
Willamette chapter. The Fuurth Liber
ty loan campaign will be on the last
three days of the week. And then there
will be something doing ell next week
during the state fair.
The Journal Ji,t, Department
will print" yon anything In the
stationery iinc do it right and
j save you rrai money.
Trance must Import sugar today,
most of it from this side of the ocean,
because the largest portion of French
sugar beet land is In German hands.
As a result, the French people have
been placed on sugar ration of about
18 pounds a year for domestic use;
pound and a bait a month. This
photograph rbows how the German
troops destroyed French sugar mills.
Thanks to the French rationing sys
tem the annual consumption has been
cut to 600,000 tons, according to re
ports reaching the United States Food
Administration. Before the war France
had an average sugar crop of about
760,000 tons of sugar and had some
left over for export,
tV tf is 1
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