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SEVEN I CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1918 xi - - - t QUICK REFERENCE TO FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE ON SHORT NOTICE WHERE EUYER AND SELLER MEEM'E RECOMMEND OUR ADVERTISERS mSIIHmQ Mta'F.ectn Co, Hauonio Temple, OSTEOPATH DBS. B. E. WHITE AND K. W. WAL TON tistcopathio physicians and nerve specialists. Graduates of Am erican school of Osteopathy. Kirk villo, Mo. Pest graduate and spec ialized in nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Office 505-50S Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 8Tm. Residence, 1620 Court, rhone 215. Dr. White Res. Thone 409. ' DENTIST DR. F. L. UTTER, DEN"L T, ROOMS 413-414 Bank of Commerce bui'ding. Phone 600. DR. CARL MILLER DENTIST, BOOM 411 Iiauk of Commerce Building. Phono 606. WATER COMPANY BALEM WATER COMPANY Office corner Commercial and Trade streets Bills payablo monthly in advance. SECOND-HAND GOODS BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE Men's clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry, watches, tools, musical instruments, bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit eases, trunks, cameras, typewriters end furniture. Capital Exchange 33T Court, street. Phone 49. FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security THOS. K. FORD O.er Ladd & Bush bank; Salem Oregon FEDERAL FARM LOANS 5 por cent 34 years time. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonic, Temple, Bnlom, Oregon. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 250 acres, 100 in cultiva tion balance in, pasturo and timber Fine stream of water, good buildings nd good road, 3-4 milo from a live ly saw mill. town. Will take good house and lot in Salem as part pay- " ment. Price $G0 por acre. Thone 470 Square Deal Realty Company. U. S. Bank Building, Salom. 717 sO ACRES, 4 miles from town, 20 acres cultivated, 3 prunes, 20 timber pas ture, 6 room house, barn, well- and spring, on good road, 1 mils to school tSOO cash, balance torms, price $2, 600. $12,000 hardware etock and . building to exchange for ranch, 25,000 Portland apartment house, rented,' equity for ranch not over $18, 000. 58 acres, 45 cultivated, good barn, fair house, woll fenced, joining city, will take Salem residence up to $2000 and mortgage back, no money " required, price iG500. 32 acros, good improvements, 30 acres cultivated, 12 acres, prunes, will take Salem resi dence, some cash and mortgage back for balance, price $7500. Have some vary good residences priced below cost of construction. I write fire- in surance. Socolofsk'y, 341 State St. 9-22 SCAVENGER BALEM SCAVENGER Charles Soot proprietor, garbage and refuse of all kinds romoved on monthly contracts at reasonable rates. Yard and cess pools cleaned. Office phone, Main 2247. Residence Main 2272. WOOD SAW. FOR A WOOD SAW Phone 1090-B- 1255 N. Summer St. Our prices are right. Vf. M. Zander, proprietor- 9-19 BRING YOUR TRADES I can match you. C. W. Niemeyer, Rea? State Agent, Canada Lands, 544 State street. GENERAL REPAIRING THE FIXIT SHOP Let s repair and Sharpen your lawn niowars. 267 Court Phone 1022. tf STOVE .REPAIRING 8TOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 50 years experience, Depot, National and American fence. Pizes 28 to 58 in high Taints, oil and varnish, etc Loganborry and hop hooks. , Salem Fence and Stove Works. 230 Court street. Phone 124 LODGE DIRECTORY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT McConwck hall on every Tuesday at 8. P. Andrescn, C. C. P. J. Kuntz K. R. A 8. MODERX WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meet every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'clock in Derby building, corner Court nd High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; F. A. Turner, elerk. BALEM HUMANE SOCIETY D. D. Kecler, president; Mia. Lou Tillson, ecretary. All eacs of cruelty or no- r ttTTTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTI Telephone Mtii 1200 ELECTRICAL 127 North Higk gleet of dumb animals should be re ported to the secretay for investiga tion. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA 'K)regoa Grape Camp" No. 1366. meets every Thursday evening ia Derby building, Court and High St Mrs." Pearl Coursey, 214 Court St. oracle;" Mrs. Melissa Persons, record er 1413 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M. UNITED .ARTISANS Capital Assem bly No. 84 meets first Thursday of euch month, at 8 p. m- in I. O. O. F. Hall. Norma L Terwilliger. M. A.; C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 34() Owent street. NOTICE OP SALE Of Government Timber, General Laud Office Washington, D. C., August 9, 1918. Notice is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the act of June- 9, 1915 (39 Stat., 218) and th'O instru tions of the sccicwiry of the interior of September 15, 1917, the timber on tho following lands will b0 sold October 23, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. in., at public auction at the United States laill office at Portland, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not ress than the appraised value as shown tjy this notice, 8ale to l subject to the approv al of the secretary of the interior. The purchase price, with au additional sum of ono fifth of one per cent there of, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at timo of sale; money to be returned if Bate is not approved, other wise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years.. Bids will bo rei;ved from cit izens of tho United States associations of such citizens and corporations organ ized under the iaws of the United Slates or any state, territory or dis trict thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, th0 timber on any legal subdivision -will be offered separately before being included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 11 8., R. lE..'Scc. 27. NW Vx 6W Y, red fir 1275 M., white fir 75 M, I none of th0 red fir or white fir to be sola tor lees than $1.50 per M. . . ; ; CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General Land Office. Oct. 17 THE MARKET . Grain Wheat, soft white $22.05 Wheat, lowor grades on sample Oats ...... . 90c$l Hay, oats . . $25 Barley, ton $5052 $24 Hfiy, cheat, new . Mill run ...". $3738 Euttetfat Buterfat 60c Creamerv butter 61c Pork, Veal and Mutton ' Pork, on foot .17Vffil8 l-4c Veal, fancy Steers ... Cows . S-f ing lambs .... Ewes..- Tmbs, yearlings 18o 7(f9c 46c 12o , ..46, 67c Eggs and Poultry . 'ggs, cash- 45c Hens, livo 20(ffi21c Old roosters - 13(S)l5c Frys .. ... 212o Springs ; 21 23c Vegetables Sweet potr.toes 5c Onions, local ; $2.50 Cabbage 4'25c Carrots ......., 2Vie Tomatoes, crate ...... .. 05e; Turnips ... , 2c Beets . .. ........ 2c Cucumbers 2540e Cantaloupes $2(ji.5U Watermelons .. 2Vi(S2c drapes ... $1.5Ui2 Gnsabas 2c Muskmeldfi . ........ . . $1.75 Green peppers 6c mat " Oranges $9.50(5)10' Lemons, box $7.50fa8 Bananas 6Yit Oromcdary dates , $8 Black figs, 25 25 lbs 4.50 Retail Prices Creamery buttor - 70c Flour, hard wheat $o3.25 Country butter ,.. - - .. 65c Egijs, dozen . Soc For sugar permits go to C. M. Lock wood, food administrator, 214 North Commercial street. No limit on purchases of flour. Portland, Or., Sept. 20. Butter, city Portland, Or., Sept. 19. Butter, city creamery 60c Eggs, selected local ex. 5053c Hens 2527e Broilers 2730c Geese H18c Cheeso triplets 83f; . DAILY LIVE STOCK MaBKET Cattle Portlaiwl, Or., S?pt. 23. Butter, city creamery 62c ' Tone of market steady, unchanged Receipts 1075 Prime steers $1213.25 Choice to good steers $11(2 12 -Medium to good steers $9.25(511 Fair to medium stoers $8.25(5 9.25 Common to fair steers $5.758.25 Choiccows and heifers $89 Mcdinm to good cows and hoiferi $5.757JJ5 Fair tn medium eows and heifers $4.75(o 5.75 Canners $34 Bulla $3g3 - : Calves $li(al2 : Stackers and feeders $6$j9 'Hogs Receipts 1735 - Tone of market steady, unchanged Prime""mixed $19.5019.75 Medium niixvd $19( 19.35 Rough heavies 18(ul8.E0 Pigs $1617 " Sheep Receipts 1029 - Tone of market steady, unchanged Ewes $H.50(a9 Best lambs $13.5014.50 Medium to good lambs $1112 Wethers $9 10.50 Ewes $6.50(ff8.50 Yearlings $1011 ROLL Of HONOR The following cauauit! - report ed by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action 78 Missing in action ., ft Wounded severely 120 Died from wounds 49 Died of disease I..........:.". ...14 Died of accident 11 Wounded, degree unknown 4 Total .... U -. 337 ' Oregon boys iii todoy's list are: Rolada Beaver, Portland, killed in actloa. " " Princo Zonato, N". Portland, wound ed severely. Waller J. .Cox, Portland, with marines killed in action. Eussel S. Hawk, Derby, with marines, killen in action. Clayton Sloane, Pendleton, wounded severely Joseph "Woods, The Dalles, wounded severely Robert N Walpole, Portland, with ma rines, killed in action. ; Killed in Action, Captain William B. Hudson, Washing ton, D. C. Lieutenant William H. Eyloi, Puuld- iii!f..O. ' Seieeants Earle R. Moore. Indiana. Peuu. Peter G. Martinson, Brooklyn, N. Y. . llonry, Thompson, Cookvillc, Tunn. Earl S. Wadsworth, Macon, Ga. Valentine R. Walters, Brooklyn, N. Y. Corporals Elmer C. Grabinski, Fond Du Lac, Wis. Wim H Newman, Waynesboro, Vo. Carl Emii Roedelspergor, New York, N. Y. . William H.'Swan, Crcston, Ia. - ' Charles Thompson, Brownston, Ind. Henry Hall, Midvalc,- Utah. James H. Patten Philadelphia, Penn. .. Roy F. Swartz, Tipton, Ind. Johu C. Williams, Pittsburg, Pa. Michaute Brouislau Gosztwot, Aurora, 111. Privates Sanford N. Adams, Dade ville, Ala. . William H. Aitkins, Chico, Calif. Sam D. Ash by, Vardaman, Miss.. Howard O. Beckncr, Mantau, Ohio. Placide L. Bolduc, howhegan, Me. Arthur L. Clayton) Lowndes, Mo. Randolph Cokeday, Lawrence, Ky.. Justo B. Cordova, Williams, Ariz. Charles Arthur 'Davies, Kingston, Pa. Joseph W. Devore, Big Piney, Mo. ."William J.Uagloson, Elmira, N. Y. Conrad F. Ekblom, Danbury, Wis. Frederick ErickSon..Lonox Ave, N. Y. Dahaar Farharj, Michigan City, Iud. Henry Fin no, Portal; N. Dak. Roy Fletcher, Springfield, Mo. AniOf, Robert Gonder, Buyonnc, JJ. J. Raymond B. Goodwoin, Blaucliestcr, Ohio. Edward Haines, Midland City, Ohio. " John A." Harbison, Hardy, Ark. . Marvin Harnor, uarrysvillc, Pa. Thomas M. Hayden, Bayonne, N. J. . Joseph Peter, Pittsburg, Pa. Oscar L., Bishop, McCrary, Ark. John Block, Natorna,, Pa Benjamin F. Cook, GrassflaV Pa. Park L. Konnodv. Marion. O. Earl C. Yesterday, Embarrass, Wis. Charles Leland Barnett, Detroit, Mich. : Homer Barnettt, Cullman, Aala. Charles Frederick Beomish, Traverse, Mich. Palmer William Hcrrold, Shamokiu, Pa. . ' . ' Abner J Higging, Stockbridge, Mass. Michael Higgins, Columbus, O. Aruilt T Johnson, Cushing, Wis. Nicholas KogcJmk, Scranton, Pa. i eursun if juwe, t urryville, Mo. Avnka Manceoian, Worcester, Mass. Aley Mastrolii, Bridgeport, Conn. William K .Melton, Wickliffo, Ind. Herbert J- Miller, Newburg, N V James R Orr, Bowling Green, Fla. Tony Rivhard, Mt. Vernon, N Y. Nusome Kuberson, Lockhart, Ala. Ancello Stangor, Glen Cove, N Y. Fred R Stroud, Philadelphia, Pa. naltor L Tavenner. K.iat Vll Church, Va.- Cody C Thomas, Hanyiville, La. Calvin Thompson. West Ifannliiii, W Va. Walter W Vandine, Shirley, Iml. Joseph Valinuro. Somerville. Maim. Harmon M Vrooman, Ballstonlake, N x. Frank W Walczak, Sloan, N Y. Barney Wie.hlaz, Chicago Joseph Wildriek, Wyalusing, Pa. Moses Benavidez, Wilsonburg, Colo James V Bridges, Fairfax, Ala. Chas J Clemlenning, Mulberry, Ind. Samuel Hicks, Cow Creek, Ky. Moses Justice, Marietta, O. Arnold Kuster, Menominee, Wis Joseph Leroy Loomis, Sterling, N D Arthur Lorenz, Brooklyit, N Y. . Howell Lowe, Wild Rose, Wig. Ernest Henry Meier, St. Louis, Mo. Arthur O'Neill. New York Harold R West, Waterburr, Conn. Charles Wilgcji, Cornwall. N Y. Died of Wounds Lt. DavUl W Loring, Wilmington, N a Lt- Verlc W McCunn, Shenanloah, la S-rsPnts Edward C A Jams, CocIioj ton, N Y. Neil A Davis. Connesville, O. George E Point, New York Corporals Joseph John Burns, Shel burn, Vt. Willie C Murray, Unadilla, Ga. Meh. James Pcightal, Clymcr, Pa. Privates Glenn L Achen, Alma, Neb. William H Bankston, ( oncord. Ga. John Henry Burchfield, Rockwood, Teun. Harold Hamar" FocKler, Ma'rsaw, Ind. Arthur W Goecks, Wirnlscr, Wis. Jasper 8 Greeu, Wilder, Ida. Walter G Hooper, Methuen, Mass. Martin S Hoops, Salinas, Cal. Frederek B King, Springfield, Mass. Robert J Lang, Fordlaug, Ind. Wile- L Laplante, Waterville, Me. Tliadeus McCully, Mt. Pleasant, Mieh John C McDevitt, Binghamton, NY. Kayiiond C Parks, Jit- Sterling, 111. Henry Walter Perry, Orr, Okla. , Carrcv Redkey, Hillsboro, O. Elizah A Tyner, Maude, Okla. . Albert Burst, Chieago, Herbert W Best, Holmes, Pa. . Pearly Jennings Bond, Caldwell, O. Roy E Bossert, North Lima, O. Andrew Crawford Ireland Earl Dews, Ncwpott, Ky. 1 Max' Goldklang, Brooklvn, N Y". John F Huffman, Mendan, Kan. , Harry L MtBride. New lastle, Ind John Moutcrastelli, Ladd, HI. Charles R Prather, Somerviljej Ind. Axel C Rasmussen, Clear Lake, Ia. Richard M Raymond, Waukeon, Ia. HarVey C Stites, Mechanicstmrg Pa. Jacob John Taby, Shamokin, Pa. Ora Wombles, Leaton, Mo. 1 Died of Disease Lt. William F Martin, Big Springe, Texas'. Ralph R Glidewcll, Dillon, Mont. Charles F Gold, Peoria, 111 William P Rodgcrs, Deeautr, Neb. Corp- Emery Lee Pullcn, Meigs, Ga. Privates Fred R Allen, Mt. Vernon, Tenn. - Albert L Bollinger, Chillicothe, O. Grover O Burnley, New Site, Mass. James Coffee, Lexington, ivy John A, Constein, Bridgeport, Conn. Sack M Diggs, Sumter, S C. Ednibnd Douglas, Irvinvillc, La. Peter Rickson, Issaqunh, Wash. Job A Garson, Clearwater,-Minn. Died from Accident and Other Causes Capt, Kenelni Winslow, Tuxedo Park, NY, Corp. Perry Jordan, Auburn,' Me. Corp., S D Thompson, Greenville, Tex Privates Harry A Alkins, Lawrcueo, Mass. William Arnett, Marshfield, Wis. Simon II Bell, limtd Oak, Ga.' . Camillo D Mattea, - Wilmcrdine, Pa. Rex E Nelson, Kokomo, Ind. -Henry J Rixed, Lowiston, Mont. James O Siddons, Bumpass, Va. Killed in action 76 Missing in action 59 Wounded severely 131 Died of wounds 47 Died of disease . 12 Died from airplane accident 1 Died from accident .and otner causes o Wounded, degree Undetermined 4 Total 330 - Killed in Action Lieutenants William P Uyman, Iowa Falls, la. Tllsworth O Strong, ' Newtonvillo, Mass. ' Sergeants Joseph F Hemming, Phil- i adolphia " . ' ' Edward T J Marum, renn fan, ax. John W Stiles, Middlefiold, NY. Edwin D Waltman, Arapahoe, Colo. Corporals Harry D Hagomau, Leav enworth Kan. James K Matthews, Pangburn, Arlt. George A Schuchmun, Toledo, O. William H Shoemaker, Wintersct, la F W "Vangorkon, Chicago Waitonfer Marceius Tonncy, (tMand- rum, W Va. Privates Samuel M Axelrod, Water- bury, Conn. Edwin H BalUwin, Bt lair, ra. Grover T Beale, Monroe, Ky. Water E Baumanu, Darby. Pa. Roy D Bryant, Sumner, Mo. Walter demons, Person, Ky. Sabino DDra, Lynnhurat, N J. Anthony Dumuto, New York Edwin O Dorst, Minersville, Pa. Chas. Duns, Stlatford, Conn. Owen Dann, Mt Vernon, Ind. Rodigo J Font, New York Mike Frost John A Oombar, Throop, Pa. Arlow Griffith, Washington. O. Allen Hinkle, Shaftsburg, Mich. Delmar M Howard, Mystic, Ga. Alvin R Eisenberg, Altoona, Pa. James Mrllvaine, Philadelphia John H McCiuiston, Narberth, Pa. George R Miller, Euclid, Ky. Ernest C Mohl, Hartford, onn. Vincent B Nase, Beflcrsville, Pa. Rudolph E Oleson, Arlington, N IT. Charley Powers, Palmyra, Tenn. Clyde W Rothennal, Mauch Chunk, Pa. . . Edward C Simpson, Greenwich, Conn. Chancefor-il Stumbaugh, Springgrovc, Pa. Carl Russell, Clarence, Mo. Antonio Vinnie, Jamaica, N Y. Christ Vlagues, Akron, O. Wm S Wallace, Owciisvillo, Ind. James W Watts,, Latrobe, Pa. James Wilson, Albany, ,N Y. William ,1 Wilson, Beacon, N Y. William A Hogan, J'airbury, Ga. Noah O'Bauion, Risingsiin, Ind, Lloyd K Spears, Rossville, 111. Felix Albecki,, Webster, Muss. John C Bedell, Brooklyn, N Yw Henry 1 Berry, Philailelphis -Will DenRi. Washington, O. Albert H Floyd. England ' , John Gnrling, Cleveland, O. Edwin F Ooss, Reselepark, N J. Alton B, Hicks,. Hartford, Conn. Stewart 11 sler, Frankfort, Ky. Vernon K Penny, Rochester, N Y. Samuel L Robinson, East. Brady, Pa. Pliocn S Stager, Schuylkill, Co Pa. Arthur J StruJi, Richmond Hill,.N Y. Jos V Truhler, Sheboygan, Wis. Lester Umstat, Ellcrslie, Md. Leo O Varncr, Great Bend, Kan. Died of Wounds . Lieutenants Marvin K Cnrtis, Tole do, O. Alex F Mathews, Lcwisburg, W Va. Jarvis J OTutt, Omaha, Neb. .5 - i ; i;- - .. .. . i i ;-. ' " t ..1;,' J - V .. ' . . . s : y-f ' ' v.,. t . - if. m . --(L -" - :'- - e n - ' " ' " V.- .-. '.-. s". ' '. 4 ' - - -T" - k . h -"'"T ' 'v n.-- J-M-- I ; ' 'V - i ; r ? f . ff - - n- f -"! .t r I . " ' - , 5 1 ' ! 4 ' i - , - (v " 1 sv ' t i " - ' ? I I THE BEAUTY SINGING AND DANCING CHORUS WITH ARMSTRONG'S Edmunr V Walsh, Blaekville, 8 C. Sergeants Peter J Crotty, New Yora Wilham F Henry, Pittsburg, Pa. Thomas Reilly, Now York Walter Augustiak, (Tliicago John O'Neill, Jersey City, N J. Francis B" Franklin, Noble, Pa. Edgar W Sykes, Muncy, Pa. Andrew Baskin,. Philadelphia Alger R Hunter, Mt Clemens, Mich. Emerson M Watkins, Oarbondalo, Pa' Privates Howard S Archer, Ander son, SC. Murvm J Armstrong, Haunaford, N D. - nhmtTin V. A'ahill. Loeust Branch. Kv. James 6 Blaekmon, Cleburne, Tex. Clyde W BncKner, uieveianu, u. Charlie' Curry,. Dallas, Tex. Lutheik C- Delk, Canestore, Ky. ' John "O Humble, Somerset, Ky. Charley M Kidder, Glenwood, Ia Jos S Lowe, Repton, Ala. Lee D McKinncy, Prattville, Ala, Elmof E Maurer, Scranton, Pa. John G Meyer; Sabetha, Kan. , Larkin C. Murdock, Sampson, Ala. John J O'Lcarly, Long Island, W Y. Albert T L Qstraiulet..Columbus,Wis Bartiott Partner, Chicago- Fred J Rang, Pittsburg, Pa. Harry C Surface, Cornell, 111. Tom Wargo, Clinton, O. Willinm Wnail. DeWitt. Neb. Amos Atchlcy, Seiviervillc, Tenn. William W Carson, Bessemor, Ala. Albert) J Dolvcn, Little Falls, Minn. Paul F Hauser, Melbourne, Ia William Hoiland, Anna, O. Gustav C Holthaus, Berkmeyer, ill. John N Knighton, Tow'nsend, Miss. Richard W Knopp, St. Louis, Mo. Harry T Olson, Spokane, Wash. f -Henry F Smith, Waltham, Mass. Iiobt W Soat, Waukesha, Wis. - Hurvey Vaiiderhoof, Enid, Mont. Died of Disease Sgt. Daniel P Galvon, Conway, Ark. . Cook William E Hubbard, Torring- ton, Conn. Bugler Buftora W jacitson, iasu villo, Tenn. ' . Privates William G C.oale, Baltimore, Mil.. . Humbert Hook, North, S L. Clarence Moore, Phillippy, Tenn. Hercules Grays, Louisville, Ky. Alexander R Herron, Pittsburg, Pn. Kenneth A Mclntyre, Portland, Mit'h Henry J Neysou, Bonners Ferry, liia Ben E Roval, Mallow, Okla. William J Ryan, New York Died from Airplane Accident ' Lt. Samuel A Greenwood, Niagara Falls, N Y. Died ffom Accident and Other Causes Lt. Richard H Gruham, San Antonio, Texas Corp. Walter Sherbo, New York Privates Clarence B Click, Dayton, O Hamilton II Crammer, Denver, Colo. Eloyg J Higgins, Lancaster, Wis. Clifford B King, Brooklyn, N Y. Wounded Severely i Capt. Roy M Houk, Chillicothe, O. Lieutenants Glenn C Barlett, Bellc- plaine, Knn. Louis A Freeman, riparian mi rjr, o v. Stanley I IjOoihh, Meshoppen, l a. Geo C Molke, Waukesha, Wis. Francis A Oconuell, Mountain View, Cal. Ronald M Reid, Yilkiimburg, Pa. Percy E Lestourgeon, Chieago Chester V Price, Anniston, Ala. Sergeants Elihu F Ball, Kalkaska, Mich. Stanley Davis, Oakhill, O. Ernest M Grau, New, York Glen Hill, Cottagovillo, W Va. Kail E Hoover, Kittanning, Pa. ('has A Olson, Muskegon, Mich. William K Pommerning, Ann Arbor, Mich. ' Lincoln H Smith, Loekpnrt, M i. . Willie Smith, Vanlcar, Ky. Ameilee J Valentine, Chicago Edwin B Adams, Akron, O. Clay Boles, Hiliinm, Jenn. Clarence O Green, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. George L Ostick, Milledgcville, III. I Tuvlfir. JamesviUe. Wis. 'Cnrporal)i Alexander F Bodenstein, Madison, Wis. Henry Chebind, Priccdale, Pa. Edgar Priee, Brooklyn, N Y. James A Adams Marked tree, Ark Glen F Miller, Creston, la. Harry A Bather, Pittsburg, Pa. William F Buseh, Nantiokc, Pa. Owen Clark, Chincoteague, Va. Joseph L Binds, Hill City, Oklu; Robt Mavarthur, Phoenixville, Pa. Thos J Noonan, New York John P Sirson, Soddy, Tenn. Hilnrv T. Kf..ick. Rosedalc. N Y. Curtis W Williams, Prosperity, W Va Privates Stanley Andresekewski, H Bend, ind. Bdw Beemer, Sunprairie, Wis. Joe Bell, Long Island, N Y. Harry W Bennett, -Magara tans, n Y. BLIGH THEATRE ALL" THIS WEEK. Constantine Bevacqua, Fulton, Ky. Paul Biblo, Foley, Minn. Jolu ,R Dradiey, Iarbor ' Springs, Mieh. Edward J Brotskl, Berlin, WiB. Leo Cartei, Commerce, Okla. John H Couway, Gieu I'alis, N Y. .Naicisso Noroy, Holyoke, Mass. , "William J ' r'oret, Worcester, Mass Emilo J Fouruio, Ausonia, Cunu. C C Friuk, Seattle, Wash. Thomas W Gaifoid, Cumberland Fur nace, Teun. Joliu T Billon, New Haven, Conn. Vincent Gioiteauo, New York Harry Beohler, Niles, Mich. Hyiaco D. Buitu.1, ioik, l'a. Arthur B. Biigjjs, SaudusKy, l'a. 'Ralph Scott lii'own, Ijunsiug, Mich. Jutm W. Newman, Baltimore, Md. Peter U. A. Nielsen, bau Francisco, Cal. Rudolph Otto. Uhelsea, Mich. John H. yxenrider, Bernuii Springs, ' Alicli. Iruncis Parish, Suuta Clora, N. Y. Ruy Patterson, Alden, Mieh. i-Archie C.Popplewellj.rioustouvill, Ivan Willi,, Keisli, tSchoolcruft, Mich Troy Kunyou, Davy, W. Va. Heruian Schobwg, bwissvale, Pa. Leroy Smith, Arcadia, lud. Harvey B. bpruker, J ohuville, N. Y. Win. L. Talbot, Cuiue, ArK. Curtis Taylor,- i'iiikhiil, N. u Hurry C. Turuey, Luke Park, Md. Richard fori Vantiatter, Watervliet, " Mich. Thomas J. Wakefield, East Orange, N. J. Walter W. Webber, Sheyboygan, Wis. Fruuk H. WilliauiB, Athol, Muss. . Maudivillo Williuuis, Wellford, W. Va. Iudy F. Youngburd, Fairfield, Ml. l'linco Zonuta, Portland, Oiv. Clausen Clock, Highland, Texas. Robert liunuu, Huntington, N, Y. .Waldo iioko, Ziou City, lud. Edward M. Jewell,, Newburg, N. D. , i'Vank Joyo, Greenwich, Conn, Harry V. Lees, Newark, Ohio. 11 any L. Mansfield, Chnrlestowu, t Mass. , Hurry T. Marshal, Southbrewer, Me. Cliarle i. Miller, Chicago, ill. Roy Lev Miller, Cednrhill, Teun. John II. Morris, Pitts, Ark, John W. 1nrrinil Rnkortftn. TTV Kemictlr Hobson Moser, Graham, N. C. Thomas Nolan, Troy, N. Y. Samuel MeB. Boston, Shelby, N. C. Henry C. Prather, Flora, 111. ' Mike Rigberg, Saint Clare, Pa. Fred II. Sheppanl, Henderson, Mich. Fruuk H. Ruth, Lancaster, Pa. Sum Smith, Coltewuh, Tenn. Clarence Suvller, Fuirchild, Wis. Ray E. Webster, Muskegon Heights. Mieh. Fred V. Williams, Nesho, Wis. William Albeit Wilson, Hiirvey Iowa. John McKinley Winslow, Browne-- ville, Mian, Everett L. olfald, Fountain City, Ind. Oscar P. YPP, Chicago, III. Wounded in Action Degree Undetcnn- , ined. Trivates, Andrew Liicai, Dunbar, Ta. Jainos P. McKevitt, Albany, N. Y. Earl A. Orboinb, 8t. Paul, Minn. Victor J. Pntkus, Worcesler, Mn?. MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES. Summary of Casualties to date . Officers. Deaths 39 Wounded 64 Missing 1 Total 104 1 Eulited Mens Den'hs 909 Wounded 1939 1 In hands of enemy 141 Missing Ifll! Total Grudn Total ..3103 ..3207 Tho following casualties are report ed by the comanding general of the American expeditionary forces (in cluded in above total): Killed in anion 18 Died of wound received In action 4 Wounded in action (severely) 1 Missing in action , 14 In hands of enemy ; 2 Total 39 Killed In Action Captain lrvin Wade, Hinckley, 111. Robert J. Giok, Erie, Pa. Jiinmic L. Duke, Santa Rosa, Ci lif. Arthur T. Duffin, Ogden, Utah. FOLLIES COMPANY AT THE Paul F. Dillo Dassol, Minn. ': Fred G, Green Cheyenne, Wyo. John R. Lawrence, Cleveland, Ohio. John W. T. Nielsou, Sanford, Colo. Glenn C. Perkins Pocatello, Idaho. Swen H. Peterson, Craig. Neb, Alvion Ruth, Doriddcr La. Burton Sharp, Mineapolis, Minn. Llovd Short, Watertown. S. D. Killed In Action Previously Reporteft . Missing In Action Privates Raymond E. Bliven, Bristlo. Rhodo Island. .Thurmnn E. Worstall, Zanesvillo, O. Died of Wounds Received in Actoia. Corporal John J. Sullivan, Roxbury. Mass. Privates John H. Shindley, Jaksoa ville, Fla, Herbert A. Niland, East Orange, . J. Herbert F. Lowrent, Summit County Ohio. Wounded In Action Severely. Private Charles Greeuwood, Kenosha, Wisconsin. ' - ., ... ; ' . Mutsing In Action . Corjiorals Isaac N. Miller, Johnstowa Pennav-lvfiiiia. Cau'do S. Bsgwell, Belton, S. C. Robert H. Cowdrey, Salt Lake City, Utah. Robert L. Dutro, Groveport. Ohio. Abner T. Eskew, Palmetto, Ga. Benjamin F. Fees, Asbury Park, NJ". John V. Flaherty, Great Falls, Mont Thomas J. Holland.'MeKeesport, Pa, Dnuiol Morrol, Milford Texas.1 Ncls J. Petersen, layton, Idaho. Roy O. Rood, Woshington, D. C. Jay F. Roue, Saliuville, Ohio. Peter S. Smith, Shawnee, Kans. Burke 8. Taylor, Wichita Falls, Tex, TOONDA NEWS (Capital Journal Special Service.) Waconda, Ore., Sept 21. Lieutenant fe'ecil Du Retto spent Sunday with his puronts, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Du Rotte. He has "been stationed at Los Angeles, Calif., and was on hit way to a cap in Montana. , Tho A. W. Nusom family are tho onva ers of o now Overland car. Mrs Frank Mntthes returnod horns Tuesday after a week 's outing at New poet. Mrs. L. H. McMahan was in Balers, on business Monday. ' Mrs. J. C. Savage is now home from the hospital and ia feeling vory muck likB herself again. The Waconda school opvns on Mou day, Oct. 30, with prospects of an en rollment larger than the previoas yoars. Miss Alta Mao Ramsby, of Mo hilla, Ore., is to bo the teacher. The Salem visitors on Friday were:"' Miss Violot Felton, Mao Hall, Gvirtruds Walzling and Lcverno Palmer. CLACKAMAS COUNTY HAS ORABTIC SLACKER PLAJC, In Clackauitt county, every persos. who rvfnscs to buy Fourth Liberty bonds will bo repoite,T to a. committeS consisting of E. E. Canfield, L.'AbrainS, 11. (!. Stevens, V. Harris and Wm.'Af dersen. If upon investigation, the eoutr mil tee believes the person able to pur chase, but infuses to so do, his nams will be published in a slacker list. 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