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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
FAMOUS SCOTCH ENTERTAINER
TO APPEAR IN RECITAL HERE

Glen Ellison the popular Scotch
u fritone, VIII he heard IN an unique
-eciNl In this city September 49,
There are few men who have made
such success both In concert and yau-
tevillc as Glen Ellison In Europe
and Australia he is better known a.
"A singer Of baritone opera roles.
Whatever he sings is rendered with a
wonderful understanding Of tho re-
'ou'remcuts ~ the selection. deep
feeling and iu q wonderfully appeal.
ing voice 70 Is when he sings the
lovely old songs OF hls native Scot.
land that Mr. Ellison rises Co art-
istic heights he sings them with
rare effect he has sung leading
roles in grand opera an England His
reoltals are entirely different from
the suited orthodox Kind for he gen.
orally includes a few rollckrF tunes
tha' appeal % everybody
This recital VIII be- given under the
auspices of the Phonograph Shop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
AFTER DATA TO REACH WAR
BOARDS REQUIREMENTS

To get closeup on tho govern
menta order 20 manufacturing plants
10 get on a war basis. W / shaw.
manager OF the Tulsa Automobile
corporation. and Ray Fellows, at
torney arc in Washington.
They wired back yesterday for
data ana are expected 60 return In a
few days with the governments ro-
qglremeuts.
A survey Of the local industrials
indicate that war orders can he
taken care Of here nicely.
Mecca cafe open all night.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

County Free Fair which opens Sep.
temher I6
On FRIDAY and Saturday Mrs
Mary Katherine Maui. field director
from national headquarters. New
YORK now tn Tulsa. win 20 10 ska.
look Redfork. BiNby and jerks In
an effort 20 create interest and get
signatures 10 the petitions
The meeting was We'll attended
ana all members were enthusiastic
ana willIunE 10 work over 1000
names are needed on the uetition
from this county according To- word
from state headquarters, hut 1850
nave already been turned in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

FOLLOWING AN illness Of sew
eral weeks, caused by complication
ot troubles. Mrs George Harrington
whose home Is at 1908 South Chey
enne. Tulsa, died Monday night a.
Battle Creek, Mich Funeral vii
he Thursday AZ salem. w Va Thre,
children survive Mrs. Harrington
They are Mildred. Haymond an,
George Harrington. ir.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

oVERHAULING OFTHE rlpo or.
gan at Convention hall. in prepara
tion FOR use during tho Confederate
reunion was completed yc.tsras q q
p Marshall who installed tho of>,SfI
was procured Tor the work of oyor'
hauling IT, by Commasloner NJ j.
MCNulty IT,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
Weather and Crop
Conditions in Oklahoma For
Week Ending October Is

Warm weather prevailed during
the week, The temperature averaging
o to 8 degrees above normal. There
was abundant sunshine. General and
moderate heavy rains fell over the
western and northern portions. The
drought was relieved and the soil
put in fine condition in most OF the
Southwestern counties. The seed
ing Of winter wheat progressed rap
idly. with soil and weather condi-
tions favorable for quick germlna-
ton. \ large increase in wheat
acreage is now assured in the south
western counties, Early sown wheat
is a good stand and is making rapid
growth. with promise OF early and
abundant winter pasturage. Picking
and ginning of cotton progressed
satisfactorily. Except for what lit
tie late crop there may be, most OF
the cotton has been picked. The
weather conditions were favorable
for the development of the late
crop and the plants are still bloom
ing and fruiting, but only a very
light top crop yield can be expected
even with exceptionally late frost.
Late grain sorghums are maturing
slowly and two weeks more OF mild
temperature will materially increase
the amount OF grain harvested.
Much of the kaiir, milo and cane Is
so late as to have no chance to ma
ture and is being cut and cured Tor
rough stock feed. The last cutting
of alfalfa for the season has mostly
been harvested and is generally OF
good quality but only fair yield. Pas
lures and late gardens and truck I'M
proved during the week. Sweet po-
tatoes are generally making a light
weld, but are of good quality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
NEED QUARTER OF
MILLION IN LAST
DAYS Of DRIVE
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN SUB
SCRIPTIONS REACHED
S835,000 MARK

With only three more days re-
naming in which to secure nearly
4 quarter of a million dollars in
Fourth Liberty Loan subscriptions
Carter county volunteers today
faced the hardest campaign since the
war began. The enormity Of the
task however, proved a spur to re-
ucwcd effort and determination that
failure shall not be registered. Yes
terdays subscriptions brought the
total for the drive up to 1885, 900.
The county quota is $lO71 900.
"Follow-up' committees are en-
gagged in checking over quota cards
OF those who have not met their al
lotments and second call" inter
views will be had with these par
ties. Those who can meet the as
signment and have not done so,
will be given especial attention, for
there is a grim determination that
the Liberty Loan Stacker" shall not
be allowed to thrive in this county,
The Exchange National Bank, the
llISl III 4NlulllOl ~ llSNl 10 IuOtti
reported "over the top yesterday
afternoon.
In the Second Ward committee
is at Second Ward Schol building
each day TO wait upon residents OF
that ward and the soliciting commit
tees there and elsewhere in the city
are deyosing every possible moment
to covering their territory.
Match the soldiers daddy" is
the slogan OF war workers and will
be used from now to the close Of the
campaign. The example set by this
Ardmore father, whose two sons are
at the front, in purchasing an addi-
tional bond and urging others TO
match him has proven an lnspira-
tion to workers and is expected to
bring in large number OF subscrip-
tions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

Complete casualty lists for all the
states are received daily in The Ard
moreite office, coming direct from
the war department, and can be IN
spected bv anyone at any hour OF
the day. Following will be found
the casualties for Oklahoma and six
nearby states, as follows; Texas,
Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, len
nessce and kentucky.)
Washington, oct. 17.-The American
casualty list, as given for the day by
the war department. includes
Killed in Action-Sersts Hal \. Ir-
win. CassviHe, No; Ielmuth +. Kraft,
New BraunfeIs, Texas; Glenn Nj. Reed,
AuXyasse, Mo-; Corps. Edward j. OMaE
ley Fort Worth Texas; Jeff T.. Davis,
Denton, Texas; Pvts. Fred B. Dawson,
saltwater Okla; Albert :. Pemherton,
Prater, Mo; Charles n. Roby, Cassville,
No; Emmett :. Rogers Troy, Tenn;
Samuel c. Heinrich Natoma, Kan;
Frank Hetlage, st. Louis, No; John
G. Keahy, Bluffsdale, Texas; Clarence
King Emporia, kan; Samuel Il, Mil
Ion. CI,ncoo OI,Io. Isaac NIoczvgamba
panna Maria. Texas; Samuel Il. Raiz.
Fort Worth Texas. Thomas J. Rouse
lIon,oa CIV Mo
Diod Of Accident - Serat James O.
IrIrr Frchee Tenn
Diad or uisoasa- serots William
r,Io+cbor I,rction Cft,. Kan cook
yvilIia,n II stidbon, 0al, pidee Mo .
p,ts Albert y pora Galveston Tavas.
r,hn II Cordeu Manic oi,Ia . t,d,,.,,1
y rdu-,rds sabaI 0l,la robn {
ttvot+ Mineral lvoIs rrev,s
Died or 1younde-pvts Antona coorga
rr,La AToptrose oEIa CIydn r Han.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
ca,tomher. onerations Reach High Mark


Nayv work under way at the close ol
eantamher according to the figures
,omniled by the Oil City Derrick, SHOWS
a total of 61G7 rigs ana Wen urH'i"h'
This is the first time that the llsu'e'
for operations in single lnohIh ever
passed the C,0O0 mark. The increase was
45S over the August report. Inc gie",
est gain was in the North IeNas l'''",
where the operations exceeded those oi
AUGUST by l0l rigs ana 2'9 urlI'ihs
wells "A total of $50. Wyoming reporter
an increase of 30 in new work ana oh
lahoma had an addition Of 70. lherf
were gains in almost every DIVISION
with the exception of Kansas, Where
there was "a decrease of 81. The large
paiu in new work is important rs
showing that the dullness Of the last %
davs has given way TO greater actlN-
ity. With cooler weather, plenty of wa
ter and new fields under development
i'm the great territory east Of the Rockies
stretching from the northern bound
AIRY to the gulf. there is every reason
10 believe that operations will Increas
until the winter and bad roads lessen
work.
The North Texas field reports only
60 completious with a new production
of 24I29 barrels, l6 dry holes ana one
gas wen. These figures, while they
show an increase Of lO,l3l barrels in
the production obtained over August
do not indicate the magnitude OF the
Developments i'm the new and Old terri
torv. Many wells are closed down on
Inn of the sand in StephenS and Fast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18

Jackson, Dedias, Texas; Orville A, Rice,
Paola, Kan.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined -
Sergt. Albert f.. IIerzog, Kyle, Texas;
Corps. John II. Hill Highland Park, Ky;
Lott n. keffer, Lipscomb, Texas; vii
liam T.. Stepp Green Brier, Mo; Archie
q. Lyons, Frazer, Mo; PVts. Walter l."
Atkinson, Wakenda, Mo-: Dale NJ. Bart
lett, Noverne, Mo; Walter r. Bennett,
Fairplay, Ky; Elmer Benjamin Bruins,
st. Charles, Mo: Jesse Clark, Harold,
Ky; George l.. Daniels, st. Louis, Mo;
Charles fldlander, Helton, Kan; Dahl
Elkins, Denton Texas; Theodore T. Fal-
coner, Marlin, Texas; John III. Gonz Jr.,
Hillsboro Mo; John David Grady St
Louis, Mo-; Hobart Gregg, Harrisville,
Tenn; Elmer NJ. Hamann, Leavenworth,
Kan. William Tennessee, Sparta,
Tenn; Gilbert h. Jackson, Ellinwood,
Kan Fred l.. Hammer Rosedale, Kan;
Thomas a. West, Houston. Texas; Mar
vim II. Wright, Boomshill, Tenn;
George Budde Tyler, Mo-; Lorenza G.
Bumpers, Cecil Ark; Fred l.. Fowler,
Marshall, Mo; Carroll Splitter, yelling
ton. Kan; Edward Eastman, Preside,
Texas; William j. Halter, Blanchard,
Okla; Adolph G. Lundgreen, San An
tonic. Texas
Missing in Action Alfred Bernier.
Putnam. Ky.
In Hands Of Enemy-Wallace w. Hen
drick Nashville, Tenn.
Returned to Duty, Previously Report.
ed Missing Leonard L. Brown, Chat
tanOoga, Tenn.
supplementary List.
Washington. oct. 17.---Died of wounds,
previously reported missing in action
Private Arthur Wilbur, 325 Santa Clara
st, san Antonio, Tevas.
Wounded Degree Undermined, Pre-
viously Reported Missing in Action
Pvt. Ellis w. Lee, Perry. Ark.
In Hospital, Previously Reported
Killed in Action-Pvt. Joseph l.. Day,
Castle, Okla.
Returned to Duty, Previously Report
ed Missing in Action-Pvt. Ulice G. Fol
som, Bokchito, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
PLAINTIFF IN DIVORCE
SUIT IS 80 YEARS OLD

Louis Davis, said to be 80 years
OF age, has filed suit in the district
court against Emma Davis, his wife
for divorce. He alleges in his pc
tition that they were married at
Gainesville, Texas, January IS,
1911 and that on January |, 1917
she abandoned and deserted him,
without any cause or provocation
on his part.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
BERLIN CONSIDERS
WILHELM'S FUTURE
Rumor Says Abtecaticn Plans
Are Being Talked.

Paris, Oct. l6.-According to a
source OF information not with
out value, Berlin is considering
how Emperor William can dis
appear without endangering the
dynasty, says a dispatch from Ge-
neva to the Temps. One solu-
ton being considered, it is said,
is the abdication Of the emperor
in favor OF his grandson, Will
liam, the eldest son of the Ger
man crown prince, with the en-
perors brother, Prince Henry, as
regent.
The Journal des Debats men.
toned edi,orially the possibility
Of such a plan, but it condemned
it as unacceptable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
HELP WIN THE WAR.

YOUR JUNK WANTED. THE ARD
MORE JUNK COMPANY is IN POSI-.
TION TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
FOR YOUR OLD IRON AND METAL
OF ALL KINDS. ROPE. RAGS. ETC
NO LOT TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
FOR US TO HANDLE ON SHORT NO
TICE. WRITE OR WIRE FOR
PRICES. WE WANT YOUR BUSi.
NESS. PHONE SO7. ARDMORE JUNK
COMPANY, II NORTH CADDO, ARD
MORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
GAVE HIS LIFE
ON WESTERN FRONT

Sergt. Samuel w. Webb, X
Company S57th Infantry, Nation
al Army, was killed in France,
Sept. II. Wortha Webb, as he
was known to residents OF Ard
more, was the son of Mrs. James
ID. Webb, 200 Fourth Avenue,
northwest, and a brother of Ran
Webb. Wortha Webb's death was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
Gaunce Still In Hospital.

\ telegram reached the sheriff )
office today from Deputy Jim Car
ter. who is in New York after Bal
ley Gaunce, wanted here for for
gerry and who Sam II. Harris. un-
dersheriff, was compelled to leave
in a hospital there, saying Gaunce
is still unable to leave the hospital.
The officers in New York had
wired Gaunce could be moved by
Oct. 10. Deputy Carter wired that
he was about i'll himself.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
Influenza Effects Eyes.

]. c. Champion has recovereu
from the inilenza but it appears to
have effected his eyes and he wlll
go to Dallas on the afternoon tram
today to consult a specialist His
brother, Judge Thomas w. Cham
MON will accompany him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
New Austrian Premier.

Washington, Oct. IS (Tuesday)-
1t is reported in Vienna, according
to an official dispatch from Switzer-
land today, that Emperor Charles
has accepted the resignation Of
Count Hussarek, the Austrian pre-
mier, and intrusted Silva Taronka
with the task OF forming a new cab
met.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
Accused of Fraud.

Complaint was filed in the coun-
ty court today against b. W.
Fletcher, charging him with de-
frauding Mrs. Laura Wivel, who
conducts the Caddo Cafe, out OF a
board bill amounting to $ll. A war
rant was issued for his arrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
notice.!

The motion docket will be taken
up in district court, Friday, Oct.
lS, 1918.
w. F. FREEMAN,
District Judge.
c. NJ. GRANT, Clerk. l6-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
LET'S STOP THIS!

1t is to STOP these dreadful
casualty lists QUICKLY that we
ask every man, woman and child
in Carter County to buy Liberty
Bonds to the limit of their means.
YOUR great opportunity to
help end this terrible War has
come! In Cod S name do your full
partl
Don't make EXCUSES-make
SACRIFICES!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18

There are 25,000,000 cats in the
United States and it is estimated
that they eat yearly Sl000,000,0OO
worth of food.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
$4,000 Places All Nine
Pieces in Your Home

Certainly one does not need fore
90 the pleasure of having new
furniture on such a convenient
credit plan as this, which places
a complete dining room full Of
furniture in your home at cash
outlay of only $4,000, balance to
be paid in weekly or monthly
amounts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18

MYBOZONE. That is the pre-
paration everybody should be us
ing during this epidemic Of Spanish
Flue. 1t has no equal. Buy MY
BOZONE and stay well. Myers
Boyd Drug Co, has it. l4-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
This Set.

In order to give you n more
clear illustration of the Buffet.
China Cabinet and Table, we
have placed in the picture only
four of the six chairs, which are
upholstered in a splendid quality
Of imitation leather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18

pion, will accompany him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18

Massive furniture of this type
lends itself better to the Fumed
Oak finish than any other, and
you will find this suite of eX-
tremely pleasing appearance,
being splendidly proportioned. and
a suite which you will be proud
to have placed in your home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

s, S. Frederick.
Minnls. Arnold r., Pendleton, Navy
second class fireman, y. S. s. Fred
erick.
Minnis, Clifford j., Pendleton, first
class fireman. U. s. S. Frederick.
Minthorn, Grover (Indien) Cayuse
Camp Lewis, N. A.
| Minthorn. Wilbur GDdian) Umatilla
Reservation, Ft. Mcdowell, N. A.
Minzulli, Joseph, Fort Mcdowell, N.
Moebins, Herman, Fort Mcdowell, N.
Noes, Il. IT., Pilot Rock. Ordnance.
Moll, obert Bern, Camp Lewis.
Monese, Manuel.
Montague John l., Athena, Kelly
Field. Texas.
Montana, John, Camp Lewis. N. A.
Monterastelli, Harry j., Pendleton,
second mate U. s. S. Blackhawk.
Montgomery, Glenn W.. Milton, Camp
Lewis, N. A.
Montgomery. Thomas o., Fort Nc
Dowell. N. A.
Moore. Myrton M. Pendleton. 1st U.
s. Engineers, A. T.. F..
Morfitt, Julian Francis Hermiston, A.
Il. f.
Morgan. George A., Pendleton, 116
Engineers (sergeanD, A. Z. r.
Morgan. Ray c., Wallowa County.
Camp Lewis, n. A.
Morris, Arthur Benson Poly, Port
land.
Morris. Harvey. Pendleton.
n 7
Morrison. Claude D.. Camp Lewis,
N. A.
Morrison. Glenn S.. Weston. Navy.
Morton. Charles w, Pendletoa, Navy.
Morton, Marion G.. Helix, Navy.
Mount, Roscoe s., Pendleton.
Mountain, Berry. Camp Lewis n. A.
Mundell. Herbert j., Portland n. A. |
Murphy, Harry, Camp Lewis. N. A.
Murphy, Sidney. Weston, Aviation,
Mather's Field Cal.
Thomas Francis. PendIetoon,
167 Field Hospital, A. e. r.
Murray st. Elmo, Camp Lewis.
Walter, Troop o.
Mustard, Harvey H.. Camp Lewis.
Myers. Claire, Pendleton. Medical,
Navy. Mare Island.
Myrick, Jesse w, Camp Lewis.
Cecil f., Pendleton. u.
s n.
John F., Camp Lewis.
n. A., Pilot Rock, Ma.
tional Army
Ira. ]. H., Pendleton,
Bat. d. 14S r. A.. A. f. F.
Mccoy Clement l.. Pendleton, Hos
pital Corps, u. S. n.
McCray Richard e, Field Artillery
Leroy. American Falls
Ida, National Army
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19
1926 Men From Un1atilq County are Serving
in the War to Free the World From Despoism

Pritchett, Charles s.. Freewater, Med
Dept, 65th c. A. C., A EFF
Pritchett, Homer Fl, Freewater, 10.
U. S. Inf, Casual Co., A. E. r.
Prltchett, T. W., Freewater, 1th Co.
Bat 166 Depot Brig, Camp Lewis
ProebsteL Rudolph r.. Weston.
Pugh, Walter W., Camp Lewis.
Q
Guam, signard, Camp Lewis.
oulgley, Dan, Pilot Rock.
oulnlive, Charles A. :
| Ragsdale, sRolla, Milton.
Rains, Lawrence, Camp Lewis.
Randall, Jess f.. Field Artillery.
Randolph, Floyd Lamar. Pendleton,
U. s. S. San Diego.
Randolph, Jesse Everett. Pendleton,
Bat. F., 146 F. A, A. e f
Dead, David L. FIT. Mcdowell.
Records, Waldo NJ.
Rediker, Herbert 3. Camp Devens.
Reed, Rert, Camp Lewis.
Reed, Chester A, U. 8. n.
Reemer, James L., Fort Mcdowell.
Reeves, Elbert c.. Fort Mcdowell. {
Reeves, Roy, Camp Lewis.
Rehberg, Arthur G., Bat. b. 144, F. A.
Rehberg, Carl, Albee, Base Hospital,
Camp Cody.
Rehberg. Frank. Albee, coru. Co. L.
SO Inf, Preside.
Rehberg, Ray, Albee. Co. b. G3 Inf,
Presidio.
Rehwalt, William o. E.. U. S. n.
Renner, James l., Fort Mcdowell.
Reppas, Christ j., Fort Mcdowell.
Rhinehart, Marion e. Albee. receiv-
ing officer. base hospital, Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Rhode. Henry j., Benson Poly Port
land.
Rice. Lyman G., Pendleton, Captain
34S F. A, American E. r.
Richard, Fred, F. A.
Richardson, Ceryl D.. Pendleton, list
Glass Eng, L. S. S. Pittsburg.
Thelma, Yeomanette,
Bremerton.
Rife, Ed B.. National Army.
Riggle, Alvin C.. Co. B.. 63nd Inf.
Riggs, Henry, Pilot Rock ore. Ida.
Nat. Guard.
Ritner, Roy W., Capt. Field Division,
A. r. c.
Rivard. Emil J., Camp Lewis.
Donald T.. U. s. N.
Rock, Neil. Stanfield, U. s. n.
Roger, William W.
Rogers. Jesse, Camp Pike, Ark.
Rogers, Truman, Pendleton. Camp |
Pike. u
Rohde. Adolph H, Echo, Benson Poly
Portland.
Peter ].
Rocker, George E., Fort Benz. Frank
lin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Lyman, Eugene r., Benson Poly
Portland.
Lynch, Urcil. Pilot Rock.
Macomber, Nathaniel A., Camp Lew.
is, N. A.
Mackenzie, William, Ft. Mcdowell.
Maestrelll. End Petit officer, George
j.. Freewater, Navy air station.
Maggert, Deibert c., Fort Mcdowell.
N. A.
Maharas, Angel Tom, Camp Lewis N.
A.
Mclean, Moose, Gibbon, Seattle. navy.
Majeske. Adolph, National Army.
Malcolm. Archie A, Echo, Fort Nc
Arthur Cal.
Malcolm. Delbert W., Fort Mcdowell,
n. A.
Malcolm. Lawrence H. Fort mellow.
ell, N. A.
Mansfield, Art James, Camp Lewis
N. A.
Mansfield. Chester A., Troop d.
Manzelli. Joe, Ukiah. A. E. f.
Marand, Frank, Troop ID.
Marks, Raymond L. Camp Lewis. N A.
Still.
Marshall, John E.. Camp Lewis.
Aarr. john H.. Fairfield. Wash,
Camp Lewis n. A..
Martin, Harold A. (Scoop) Pendleton,
Camp Lewis. n. A.
Martin. Marion. Ukiah. Navy. u. S.
s., Aeolus.
Martin. Newton r.. Pendleton. Corp,
Fort Macarthur.
Martin, Victor H., Stanfield, Yalleajo. |
Mason. W. ID. Pendleton, Navy
Mason. VIM. c.. Freewater, Medical
r. c., Camp Cody, n. NJ.
Mayberry. Edward A., Camp Lewis,
Hiram. Troop d. a. e. r.
Leslie A., Milton, Medical
r. C. Camp Cody, N. NJ.
Medina, Alfred A., Camp Lewis, N. A. /
Herbert c.. Arlington. Camp /
Lewis. n. A.
Floyd c.. Ft. Mcdowell.
Mettie Joseph L.. Ukiah, n. A.
Mettie, Lewis r.. Ukiah, Engineer
corps.
Michael. John j.. Peudleton, Navy.
Miller. Alfred A.. Troop ID.
Miller. Charles, Milton. Corporal. A.
e. F.
Miller. Everett s. Milton. Hospital
Unit 46. Camp Lewis.
Miller. Harry. Camp Lewis. y. a.
Miller, Vergil, Camp LOWS. n. A.
Afilliken. Stanley j., Pendleton, Van
couver, ~. A.
Mills. George T.. Pendleton. Navy.
Wesley. Pendleton, Navy, U.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Olsen, Mangus. Camp Lewis,
orton, Samuel f., Troop D.
Osborne, Earl b., Athena, 1st Lieut.
Nat. Corps, Camp Lewis.
ostrander, Leroy G., Athena. [. s. n
Owens, Charles E., Troop D.
Owen, Walter E., Pendlcton, Co. L.
63 Inf, Preside.
| Pace, oscar. Pendleton, L. s. y.
Paine, Marsh p, Camp Lewis.
Painter, James Arthur, Cafnp Lewis
Falivgianis, John, Camp Lewis.
Palmer, Earl, Pendleton, L. S. N.
Panages, Theo. Helix, Camp Lewis.
Parker, Herbert o.. Fort Mcdowell.
Parkes, Frank, Pilot Rock, Troop D.
ParIett, Russell, Pendleton, Engineer.
U. S. S. Decatur.
Patrick, Isaac B., Pendleton. U. s. N.
Patterson, Albert, Pilot Rock, avia-
tion.
Padlsen, Frank, PendIeton, Army.
Paulsen, Fred, Pendleton. 316 Mors.,
A. e. F.
Payne, Floyd E., Athena, Camp Lewis
Payne. Charles S., Ft. Mcdowell.
Jayne, Joseph A., Athena, r. r. Eng,
10 Co. 154 Dep. Brig. Camp Meade.
Picard, Roy Charles, Camp Lewis.
Hillmer. o., Adams. Camp Lewis.
Percy, Hollis DeVere, Hermiston, u.
S. S. North Carolina.
Perkins, clyde NJ, Pendleton, U.
N, Mare Island.
Perrine, Charles, Troop D.
Perry joe, Pendleton, U. :. n.
Peterson, George Hans, Camp Lewis.
(Hon. Dis. 1879
Peterson, Gus H., Freewater, U. S. Nj.
c., Casual Coz Replacement Bat.
A. e. r.
Phelps, Edwin NJ. Pendleton.
Phillips, Clyde E., Camp Lewis.
Phillips, James l., Camp Lewis.
Pierce, George w. Pendleton. Co. K.
SO Inf, Preside.
Piersol, Halle F.. Athena, Bat. F.,
146 f. A, a. E. f.
Plersol, Russell H. Athena, HpI. Corps
Great Lakes, Ill.
Ross S.
Plant, Andrew Jackson Powell, Mil
ton, Ord. Dept, Camp Hancock.
Plant, Granville, Ukiah, (Hon. Dis.
1873
Piottenberg, Irvine, Troop d.
Poe. E. A., Milton. Camp Lewis.
Charlie, Helix. (Hon.
Dis 1879
Porter, Frank F.. Pendleton. Benson
Poly. Portland.
Porter, William f.. Camp Lewis.
Potter. Lyle, Pendleton, Sgt. 9Sth
Aero Squadron.
Power, Henry f.. Holdman, u. S. S.
1Singfisher.
Power. william L.. Camp Lewis.
Price, Rufford J., Weston, U. S. n.