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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Winston Salem. 4; AsheviIIe. (frsl
Enmc).
Winston SsI lem Ashevilie (second game
rain).
Charlotte, &; Greensboro, =.
Durham. 6: Raleigh, o.
Greensboro. I; Charlotte. o.
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Cleveland.

Totals. 81 T. 2. l3 Totals....35 s q II 8
'Rattcd for Pepper IN ninth
Cleveland .............2 o. o 3 ! Iii
summary: Ituns-Southworth (2p. Eschen
f31. Chapman, Kirke (2), Smith Barbara
O'Ncill. Strunk. Schang. Iapp. Earned runs
Cleveland. q; Philadelphia. .. Two-basc
bts-Smith. IIajoc, Strunk. Three-base hits
Smith. Chapman. ONeiI. Sacrifice hit
Eschen. stolen bases--Southworth Bar
bare. Wambsgarss. Double plays 1.app.
Hcaley and McInnis; Kopf. Iajoie and Nc
Innis; Hcaley aud Mclnnis IIits-on Rress-
Ter. In innings: on Pepper. in : in.
niEgs. Bases on b1lsSon Mitchell. 2; of
Bressler. .; OFT Pepper. I. HIT by pitcher
by Pepper. niirke). struck out--by
crrors-cloveland, .: philadelphia, |. Left
on bases-Clcveland, 3: Philadelphia, s.
Time. 1850 Umpires. Chill and Evans
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WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
Newport News at Norfolk.
suffolk mt Petersburg.
Portsmouth Mt Rocky Mount
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Chicago.

'B.t;ed for Bnuuian in ninth.
tBhtted for WARRIOR in eighth.
tTw" out when winning scored
Stated for Mayer in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
New York .............0 o "a
chicago .................o y o e !-3
summary: Runs eckinpauyh. Swecrey
Murphy. Fourier, !. Collins. Two-hasc hits
-Felsch. Mayer. Three base hit--Hartzell.
stolen bases-liiEh. y. Collins. Earned runs
New York. =: Chicago. 9. Sacrifice hits.
J. Collins Weaver, Rlnckburnc. Pipp. High
ieibol6. Left baseS-Ncw York .: chi
caso. :. First base on errors-Ncw FORK. /.
Bases on hails-oh WARRIOR. =: off Cicotte l.
Hits-oh WARRIOR, in innings: off Douo-
van. in % innings. Hit hy pitcher
by WARRIOR. tBlackburncr Struck out
by C!cotte, -. Passed hall-Sweeney Inn
pires. o'i.ouEhlin and Iiildehrand. Time,
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Tip Tons Defeat Terriers.

ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Timely hitting
other game from ST. Louis, to 4
Crandall allowed the visitors ten hits
in eight innings, but Watson who re-
!ieved him. held the batters hitless
IN the seventh. with Simon on first
MaEce lit IL home run over the right
field fence.
Score by innings: r. II. T.;
Brooklyn ..O01 0121O-6 10 9
ST. Louis 90 2O1O-4 Q (
batteries; Marion and Simon; Gram
dali, Watson and Hartley
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BOY PITCHES WELL
Nine Errors Give Danville Cons
Gnme at LynchburE.

LYNCHBURG, VA. July 23-The
baseball team of the Danville Police
Department here defeated the local de-
partment. to !, each team using an
amateur battery. This gave Danvillc
two games in series OF three.
Callahan, fifteen-year-ol boy
pitching for Lynchburg. famed TWEEN
ty-one men and allowed only five hits
He lost on nine errors by IynchburS
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Rocky Mount.


PORT smnuth ...........O ( q o o 0-s
Rocky Mount ..........O q = o q %
Summary: tuns--St. Martin, Foster, Dam
o., Crowell Gardner. Parma.cc. Ieakc
Left on has.s-Portsmouth. 4: Rocky q
Sacrifice hits-Macc. Crowell. Two base hits
-'rHeuc Damrau. crowcll. ST. Martin. EiscI
Double play:-Hurley to Crowell: Tagucr to
Hurley: Parualoc to Snyder. struck out
by l.cakc. 2; ry Garden. L. Bases on balls
off I.eaNe. .; off Garden. !. Time, l:50 UNI
pir,. pavcrr. Attendance, go.
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Ne1vfcdx Lose To RcbcI.

PlTTSBC RICH. July 23.-Thc Newark
Federals were again defeated by Pitts
burgh to-day, score being 3 10 /. La
portcS error was responsible for Pitts
hurShs first two runs, and the third run
was the result of Bcrghammer's base
on balls. his steal of second and Wick
LANDS hit. Scheer's triple and an out
ut hrst scored Newarks run.
Score by innings: r. H. r.
Newark 1900. % 0O1OO-1 /
Pittsburgh .0O2O1 0OO.-3 s O
Batteries: Kaiseriing, Moran and
harden; knetzer and Berry.
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~ WI Y
Boston

Boston ;.................l o l / 0-S
summary: Runs-Hooper. Wagner. Speak.
er 81. Gamer. Lewis. Collins. Austin Lavan,
Louderm!k. Two base hits-Speakcr War-
ner. Lewis. Three-ba hit-Austin stolen
bases-Spcaker Scott. Wagner. Earned runs
Boston, .; 81. Louis. ;. Sacrifice hits
Wagner. Pratt. Double p.ay-Lavnn To
Howard. Left on bases-Boston II: ST
Louis. >. Buses on balls-off Gregg :: off
Collins !: off I.oudcrmilk. &: off I.cverenZ
g. Hits-off Leonard in 3 innings: OFF
I.oudermlk. I in l-3 innings; of GreeE,
in i-S inning: off Lcveren. . in 1 ~
innings: off Collins. in % Innings Hit
by pitcher-by Loudermilk, .Ieonar,D
struck out-by Leonard. .; by Collins 1: bv
I.oudermilk. $: by Lcverenz. /. Wild mitch:
I.evcrcnz; Ump:es. Connolly and Wallace
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BROWN TWIRLERS WILD

ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Boston to-day
defeated st. Louis, S 10 ,. Loudermilk.
who started for Boston. was Kit in
the knee by one of Loudermilll's fast
ones when he came to bat in the
fourth and had to retire. Gregg re-
by Collins after passing three of the
four men who faced him. After the
nth. Collins allowed st. Louis one
hit. Score:
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, ,; suffolk, /.
Newport News, 1; Norfolk, ].
Portsmouth, O; Rocky Mount. =.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. l.. Pct. ". L. Pct
Norfolk lie 600 Suffolk II 10 so
Il. Mount. IL $50 y. News. o IL AZ
Portsmh III 10 .524 Pctersb'E 8 10 .3s
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 2; Washington, l.
Cleveland, IL; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago. 3; New York, 9.
EUstOn, y; st. Louis, 8.
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HOMER WINS FOR LEAFS

MONTREAL. QUEBEC. July ca
Flynns home-run drive over the left
heid fence won to-day's game from
Toronto In the tenth inning. The score
was TO 4. Flynns hit was his see
ond circuit wallop and the fourth Of
the game. y ninth-nning rally gave
Toronto the lead, but the locals tied
IT up in their half and finally won out
I'm the extra frame. The score:
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CUBS LICKED By BRAVES

BOSTON. July 23-Boston defeated
Chicago. to !, in an eleven-inning
game to-day. Singles by Magee and
Schmidt; sacrifice by smith. follow
ming run across during the final in
ming. Boston's first run was forced
in Vaughn. wild throw to the
plate by Smith allowed Chicago to
score its single run. Score:
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re by innings:

suffolk ..................O o.
Sun mary: Runs-Spencer. Barnett. Henry
Tw"-bnse hit-Barnett. Sacrifice hits-Sim-
mons GoGlhy. Donovan. Stolen basns--Bar-
nett Simmons. Bases on baIls-off Rice !:
on Graham /. Left on bases-Petcrsburg
J; SnnolE. 3. EitS-off CASTOR. & In 3 In
ninSs. Struck out-hy Rice. 70; by Graham
:. Passed halls-hy Lewis. .. Wild pitch
Graham. Time. !:2i. Umpire. Russey. At
tendance, 80
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.ptS ny innings: Y.
Providence .......i o 0 > o q IL
iiarrlsourG ..t....0 q 0 o o 0 o.
summary: Runs-Shean. Haley, Eayres ,2J.
iooley' ,Nratt. Zimmerman. Two. base hits
Shean' "itter Three base hit-Zimmerman
Sacrlnce hits-Mowc. Zimmerman Schacht
oohbie pi"y-Mowe tn TooIey TO Kraft
HtrmcH ont-by Oeschger 2. Fases on balls
-Fnbrilue. Shean. Eayres. Tooey. Parsed
bal-SAow. Time. l:H. Umpires, Hart and
Brown. ~ $500 ''''A
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Philadelphia.
Cincinnati.


I ~
sBattcd for Toncy In eighth.
tBatted for Benton In tenth
tBatted for Chalmers in eighth.
IRan for Byrne I'm eighth.
GBattcd for RiNey in tenth.
sRan for Burns I'm tenth.
Score by inuinEs II.
Cincinnati ...........G o 0 0 o o = q 10
Philadelphia ........o % o o..
Summary: Runs-Williams. Leach. Mol .
WITT, Becker. Nichon. Two-base hits-Moli-
witz. Becker. Earned runs-Cincinnau, .;
Phiiadel phia. l. stolen base-Mollwit. Dou-
bio plays-Byrne, Bancroft and Ludcrus 90.
Sacrifice hits-Crtih. MollwitZ. Bases on
n,nrs ~ "n ny o., Sen.oni MAJ,
Cincinnati. Z; Philadelphia. = First base
on crror-CincInnati. I. struck out-by Toncy.
Eartncr, |. Hts-oH Toncy In in.
nings: on Benton. in : innings: Oft Dale.
8 in ] innings: off Chalmers, In s innings
OFF Baumgartncr. o In l inning nnne out
In tenth): OF RiXcy, in inning. I'm
pires Byron and Eason. Time 2:l0.
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Feds Hold secret Meeting.

CHICAGO, July 23.--Members of the
Federal League held n special meeting
here to-day. at which the affairs of the
organization were discussed behind
closed doors. President Gilmore de
clined to discuss the purpose OF the
meeting. Every club In the orGanlZa
ton was represented.
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Amatuer Games To-Day
Commercial I.cnruc

Duplex VS.. Blue Bells ut Broad
street Park 4:3O o'clock. Umpire. Mr..
McLcavy.
Rountree Cherry VS.. Clarke Springs,
at Byrd Park. Umpire, Mr. Thorpe
Smith Grocery Co. VS.. Woodall &
Quarles, at Fioyds Park. Umpire, Mr..
Bottoms.
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Washington
Totals. 20 a2s - Totals, p o

score by inminES r.
Washington ............n o q a.
Detroit ..............O q o q q n -
Summary: Runs-Moclier Burns. Bush.
stolen bases-cobb. Mocllcr. Foster Earned
rur-Washington, J. Sacrifice hit-CDva-
leskie Loft ON bases-Detroit. . washing
ton. 6. First base on errors Detroit l.
Bases on bBils-off Cov1lcSk!e ?; OF: Galiia
8. Hits-on Galiia. In Innings: on Ayres.
l In inning. Hit hy pitcher--by Covaleskio.
tierryJ. struck out-by Coval.skc (: by
Galiia. {. by Ayers. !. Umpires. NaIlin an,!
Dinoen. Time. 1884;
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score by innings: r.
Newport News ...... q q q q n n n
Norfolk ......:..........0 0 0 0 e-i
-. Calder. Stolen bascs-S1nith a., Uun.
kin5 Calder Flynn. Sacrifice hi;s-,iar-
amer i-nughlin, Humphreys. Two-base
nits-Sinith. Cleveland. Struck o;it-hy Gar
DINER. Z; by Humphreys. i. Bases on balls
on ''arniner: =; on Humphreys. l. Will.
pit"h-1umphrcys. Left on bases-Newport
MNews, Norfolk. Time, 2:ij Umpire
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Totals....S7 s'Si IG Totals. "a z SO q
'One out when winning run seored

Score by innings: r.
Boston ...........0 0 0 n T..
Summary; Runs-Knisely. Moran. Magec
TWO. base hits-ryler. Moran, Archer. Stolen
i;vcrs. HUMPHREYS. Smith. Double plays
Archer ard Bresnahan: Fisher Knisely and
Archer: Maranvillo. Evers and Schmidt
Left on bRses-chicsgo. s: Boston. ie First
base on errors-Chicago, 9. Bases on balls.
off Vaughn, 8: on Humphries. 1; on tyler
g. lIts-off Vaughn. 3 in 4 innings (nons
out In elghth); of Humphries. In ) ia
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Totals....&i Q "A IL Totals. 81 10 q II :
Ran for snyder In the eighth.
tBattcd for Niehaus In the NINTH

Score by innings: r.
~ LOUIS ....-.........l " U l ] I'LL
Brooklyn ...............0 b D o | 30
summary: Runs-Bescher (2, j. Miller.
snyder o. Hyatt. Long. Myers. OMara.
Dauhert, Wheat. Cutshaw t:b. Stengcl. Cetz.
Q. Miller. Two base hit-Long, CutshaS
Stengcl Three base hit-Wheat, q. Miller,
Appleton. Home run--Bescher. stolen bases
-Dauhert. Getz. Earned runs-St. Louis
.; Brooklyn. Z. Double plnys-Stengel and
OMara: Bethel. Huggins and l. Miller:
OMara and Daubcrt; OMara. Cutshaw end
Daubcrt. Left OH bases-St. Louis. II: Brook
Ign. .. First base on errors-St. Louis, 5;
Brooklyn. !. Bases on halls--of Doals 4 off
Dell. 3; OFF Appleton. {. Hits-on Doak. Z
IN "a innings: off NiehauS. in l.: IN
ninss; off Deli. In 20 innings: off Apple
ton In Pa innings. of Pfener. IN 90
innings. Hit by ptchcr-by Dell. (Boscher).
struck out-by Doak. /; by Dell. I: by APP
pleotn :: by Niehaus. .. Umpires. Rigler
and Hart. Time 2:iG.
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INDIANS BEAT MACKMEN

CLEVELAND. O.. July 23.-Clevc-
land defeated Philadelphia. II to 3, to-
day. Bressler and Pepper being wild
and ineffective. Mitchell was efrcc-
tive with men on bases. Careless
base running held Clevelands scoring
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Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .............O o 3 0 o %
New york ..;;.......:.l o Oh
summary: Runs-Carey ca. Collins t2),
Johnston 90, Grant. Two-hase hits-Fletch-
err. Carey. Home run-Johnston. stolen
bases-Carey %, Collins. Earned runs--
Wagner and Johnston. I.eb on bas.s-New
York. s; Pittsburgh. g.. First base on err
rors--Sew York. l. Bases on balls-on Rit-
ter. .; OFF Adams .. Hits-otr Mathewson.
In innings; off Ritter, > in Innings
Hit by ptcher-by Ritter, tWngner)
Struck out-by Ritter, 3; by Adams, 5. TIM
prcs, KLEIN and Cockil Time, las
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MOBILE. ALA, July 23.--Announce-
ment of the sale of Outfielder Miller, of
Mobile team. to the New York Ameri :
cans was made here to-day.
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Horak Wins Single scuIIr

DULUTH, MINI, July 23-Junio
single scull shells, mile and n quarter
D. $. Horak, Duluth. first: j. Petersen
Grand Rapids, second. Time 1926
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Toronto
Totals. :. 10 ll.2e 81 Totals. Is 10 % Is

.oronto .-............0 q . o.,
Montreal ............:o 0 0 o ! !-S
summary: Runs-Gilbcrt Ruth. Wares. I.u-
que. lrelan. Whiteman. Flynn (op. Stolen
blacksmith. Sacrifice hits--HOldcn Eocher
Two-bnse hits-Smith. Madden. Graham
Gilbert. Home runs-Flvnn ~. WATERMAN
Wares. Double pay-Wares to Graham
Hits-or Luque. 3; off Herbert g. Struck
nut-by Fullerton. I; by Luuue. by Her
bert. 5. Bases on balls-on Luque. 4; of
Fullerton. !. Wild pitches.-by Fullerton
:: Time. $50 Empires. Freeman ana Eek
man.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 23.-Charles
Evans, of Chicago. defeated Ned Saw
per. also OF that city. up and i tc
play in the semianals of the western
Amateur Golf tournament to-day.
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Buffalo

Totals. .63 IL IS is F.? Totals. 81 1874 70 3
two out when winning run scored
iBatted for Gaw In ninth
Score by innings: r.
Buffalo ..............0 00ocOI0otO0o1 is
Rochester ..........0 10 0 0 0 2 o o 0 O %
Summary: Runs - Giihooley. ChannelI
Judge. Heating. Cav, Holkc. Beatty, uerche.
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Schlng, Grant. Snodgrass. Meyers Two
base hits-Vioa. Gibson. Three base hit
Movers. Stolen bases-Carey. Baird. Earned
runs-New York. :; Pittsburgh. I. Sacrifice
hit-Johnston. Sacrifice hy-Lobert Left
on bases-New York, ;: Pittsburgh, s. First
base on crrors-New York. !; Pittsburgh I.
Bases on balis-on Tesreau. .: OF NamauX
.. Hits-on Mamaux. 3 in Innings: on
Cooper In inning Struck out-by Te.-
reau. \; by Mamaux. 3: by Cooper 2 Wild
pitch Tcsreau. Passed bali-Meyers Inn
pirts KLEIN and Cockiil Time hours
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Baltimore Loses Again.

Cf ICAGO, July 23.-Held TO three
hits by Prcndcrgast, while Chicago
pounded Suggs, Baltimore again lost to
the locals to-day, to l. The visiting
batters could do little but pop fouls
Score by innings: r. H. r.,
Baltimore ......OO0 OO0O-I 3 o
Chicago ........0 0022 00O'-i IL >
Batteries: SuggS, Conley, Leclair and
Jacklitsch: Prcndergast and Clemens.
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Central League.

Brownies VS. Jones Bros, at Brook
land Park. Umpire, Mr.. Hill. Scorer.
Mr.. Worsham.
II. $. Wright VS.. Fulton, at Broad
Street Park. Umpire, Mr.. Scott; scor-
CT, Mr.. Mays.
Bells Bible Class VS.. Norwood, at
Fulton Park. Umpire, Mr.. Wilcox;
scorer, Mr.. England
Richmond League games postponed
until next SATURDAY..
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SECOND GAME

Totals....3s s q 10 1 Totals. 20 sTIi
'Batted for MamauX In ninth.
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innings. Struck out-by Vaughn. 4: by
Tyler, l. Wild pitch-Tyler Empires. Quis
Icy art Ensiie. Time. 2:l6.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, 8; Jersey City, ucn In
nDgs).
Buffuio, o; Rochester. 4 (nfteen innings,.
Providence, 4; Harrisburg, eleven In
ninEs).
Montreal, 8; Toronto, 4 Ucn Innings).
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark ut Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn mt st. Louis.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


KANSAS CITY. July "a defeat for.
the locals and victory for Chicago
over Baltimore, drove Kansas City from
the top place in the Federal League
standing to-day. Four home runs by
Buffalo helped them to victory here
to D. Kansas City rallied in tho last
! three innings, but Buffalo's lead was
too great.
Score by innings: r. H. e
! buffalo .........3 O00I1-7 II /
Kansas city. 80 00002l Us IL o
Batteries: Schulz, Bedent and Allen /;
! Johnson, Henning and Brown.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
I New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston ut 81. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Cleveland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE LIKELY
TO BE THING OF THE PAST

New York. Dec. 1.-THE great
baseball war Is to be ended by the
elimination of the Federal league, or
by the merger OF the Federal and In
ternational leagues. the New York
Sun declared today.
1T is a foregone conclusion" said
the Sun article. that the Newark
and Baltimore Feds will be transfer
red to the international league"
Under the reported agreement. the
Sun says, the disposition Of the
Brooklyn Federals has not been set.
tied. The paper asserts that "the
fact that the Kansas City and Buffalo
Federal league clubs are already
bankrupt" made the negotiations
easier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14

Geo. Sabin made a trip to Medford
this morning.
Special this week. ss.s5 electric
toasters for $3.50. at Cramer Bros,
Mems Jap silk initial handker-
chiefs, 10 cents, Kinney 4 Truax.
/. A. Rohie left this afternoon for
San Francisco for a short stay.
Large line OF trimmed hats at one
half price. Mrs. Rehkopf, 60itf
Mems all linen initial handkor-
chiefs, fancy boxes of hose supporters
and armlets. Kinney \ Truax. 6ls
Mr.. and Mrs, w. NJ. Gorham, of
Rogue River. were in the city today.
Guaranteed electric iron. sa.75,
Bush Electric Shop, Phone 141-R. II
The finest line OF fancy notions in
Xmas presents for ladies and chill
dren. Kinney 4 Truax. 61s
Mrs. A. C. White. of Weed, Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs, VIM. Bunch, for
two weeks.
In mems neckwear we give you
the SO cent values for s5 cents; the
rs cent for so cents, Kinney &
Trusx. 61s
Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson. OF Kel-
llogg. Douglas county. is the guest OF
Mrs. ]. G. Smith.
Rare bargains in corsets at 81;
formerly $3.50 to IS. Mrs. Reh-
kopf. 604tf
Mrs. H. L. White, OF Ashland. ar
rived this morning and win visit Mrs,
Elmer Gilmore at Murphy.
| We can help you find what you
want for your wife or daughter In
our fine line OF linens and also Grants
Pass-made fancy pieces. Kinney &
TruaxA 61s
Curley Peterson left this morning
for Crescent City. to work In the
meat market for W. F. Lehman,
formerly OF Grants Pass.
Our line Of mems and ladies' slip
pers, In felts and leather, is most
complete and the prices will please
you. Kinney & Truax. 61s
/ Arrow collars at Bishops 403tf
! Mrs. H. E. Gething and children
returned few days ago from an ex-
tended visit in San Francisco. and
left this morning for Oakland, Ore.
where Mr.. Gething is permanently
engaged.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
SALVATION ARMY WILL
BRING CHRISTMAS CHEER

Help us bring Christmas cheer to
twenty-five poor families of this city.
AS in previous years, we expect to
do our best to help those who are In
need, and we need your help in this
undertaking.
There is much need of clothing as
well as food-anything in the line OF
food or clothing that can be used will
be appreciated. ANY information as
to how we dispose OF our income will
be gladly given. Do not take 1t
secondhand.
II you can assist us, please phone
312-R, or by mail to 1903 Riverside
avenue.
Make all checks payable to the
Salvation Army.
Thos. H. Mitchell. Capt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
Mrs. A. f. Frye Passes Away

Anna, wife OF A. Z. Frye, died on
Monday night, at the family home on
West G street, aged go years, after an
illness OF less than a week. Mrs.
Frye was born In Illinois, but has
been resident OF Grants Pass for
20 years or more. Deceased leaves
a husband. engaged in mining down
Rogue river, and seven children
Forrest, resident OF Seattle, and
Stanley, Hazel, Lettie, Jay, Ernest
and Alonzo, all OF this city. Mrs.
Frye was a member OF the Christian
church Of this place and OF General
Logan w. r. G. Funeral arrange
lments have not yet been made, await
ing the arrival Of the husband and
son.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
JAPANESE BARON HAS
PLAN FOR BRINGING PEACE

Los Angeles. Dec, li.--Baron
Shibusawa's plan to bring about per-
manent peace through the united
efforts OF America and Japan caused
much comment here today, His APP
peal 10 his countrymen here TO work
constantly furthering friendly rela-
tions between the United States and
Nippon was published In the local
Japanese newspapers, The eminent
Japanese financier Is en- route home
today. via San Francisco,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
SEEK IMPEACHMENT
OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
tBy United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, Dec. 14.-Impeach-
ment of United States District At
torney H. Snowden Marshall Of New
York, on a charge Of misconduct in
ONCE, was sought in resolution in
troduced today by Congressman
Buchanan of Illinois. He charged
Marshall had failed to prosecute per-
sons Illegally shipping explosives,
that he had slandered and DETAINED
innocent persons and violated the
eight-hour law.
Buchanan is known as labor
leader in the house, and he is one OF
the persons mentioned as member
OF Labor's National Peace council
which is under Marshalls fire as al
legged participants in plan to call
strikes among munitions makers.
Buchanan alleged that Marshall
had failed to prosecute gross and
notorious violations Of law by Grim
inal trusts and monopolies"; that hi
had prostituted his office to the ser
vice Of the great criminal trusts ant
had neglected and refused to prose
cute men who had made New Yorl
naval base for belligerents.
The congressman warns agains
Marshalls political masters" white
washing him, and asks congress Il
prevent such a situation.
The resolution was referred to thu
judiciary committee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
Relief Map on Exhibit

The relief maps which w. B. Sher-
man has been making to show the
character and extent OF the country
that will be tributary to the Crescent
City harbor are now being completed
and shipped. Two OF the completed
maps went forward Monday to Wash
ington city, and a third one Is now
ready. This one has attracted much
attention while on exhibit in the
show window at Schilling's store. and
will be there tomorrow until It is
boxed for shipment. The map gives
a most comprehensive idea OF the
southern Oregon country.