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SECOND GAME.

Totals: ...2a s24 Il Totais....$o s - IS
a'"r" ny innings; II.
Phils delphia ......... Q o 4? -
summary: Two haze hits-Waltcrs. Mrln-
nis. Home run-Ga dwell. Sacrifice hit
Rodic. Stolen haso--Miier Johnson. Dou-
III" c!av-Noyrs to witt to McInnis Loft OIL
has"S-New York. .: rhiladolnhia. 6 Rasns
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IT. 7 IIV SNWTF.
FIRST GAME.


score ny innings: y.
Rochester ............o 0 o q o q OIL
Toronto ......... q o y . -
SUMMARY: Error-ttshcr sacrifice hits
! hrrcll, FISHER. Whiteinan, stolen base
n"olan. Jacobson. Il. Blackburn. Tvo-base
mis-Smlth, Scnweitaer Graham. Double
MAY s-l.aloie to Graham. Bias" balls
on Lott. :: of licarne. /. struck out--by
i!earnc. ~ Lott, :. Left on bases
prcs. Tsnnchll and Hart
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WHERE THEY rLAi TO-DAY.
81. I.auis at Chicago c. ramc>)
Detroit ut Cleveland {! games
New York mt philadelphia &! camcsl
huston at Washington {. Eamcs,.
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choice OF 7 FAST TRAINS
FAST SPECIAL TRAIN

FAST SPECIAL TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond every Sunday at
$40 \. NJ. arriving Norfolk 1880 a NJ.
ana leave Norfolk. returning. at 7:4O
T. NJ. reaching Richmond 1925 p. NJ.
ExcnrsiOn Tickets from Richmond
VIII also DO honorcd 4 either or both
folk Limited" Cannon BALD, which
leaves Richmond 500 a. H. and leaves
Norfolk i:lJ +. NJ
Any further Information desired
may he obtained at the Norfolk and
Western Passenger Office. Ninth and
Main Streets
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American League
RESt,ITs ,r>Te,,n,y

RESULTS YENTERDAY
Cleveland; 4: Detroit. o uen inpinEs.
philndciphia. !; New York, o first gamc).
Philadelphia. L; New York 5 tsccond
symrl.
Itoston. .: Washington. ! tftrst camel
lSostOn. %; Washington. o tsrcunu rumc).
Chicago. =; ~. Louis, =
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q.
~ cha Observation-Disclosures 3: Jack
sonvillc. l.
- Columbia s; Angus
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WHERE IME1 PLAY TO HAY.

BrooklHn mt Boston e gamcs).
i'hIinarlphia All New York {: Eamrs).
Chirngo 1T Pittsburgh {! .amcsj
81. Louis at Cincinnati G.. Snuies).
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SnllIhcrn Assnrinfinn

~ 'h"'lan"oSa = 'hatianooca. .:
NJ Little Rock--l.ittlc Rock, c; Mo-
bile o
NJ Nashville-Na Nashville, ]; New Or
~ Memphis, .: Atlanta. O..
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WHERE THEA PLAY TODAY.
hichmond ut Newark [: samrs).
Baltimore at Providence G. Gumcs).
Montreal AT EUchrster e gutnrs).
Toronto at Buffalo C. gumps).
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ElliSI GAME

Kan for Thomas in seventh
Score by innings; K.
Boston ...............O o o o u O o =.
W s,HH.hSAVh - " v " " " " u
summary: Errors-lIoblitzei. Dumont
i:eft on bascs-Washingt ton. :; Boston. q.
First base on bHlS--oT Dumont. |. on Leon
ara. L. Struck oui--hy Dumout. I. BY
leonard. ." Stolen hase--Aiilan Passed
paii- Asnew. tinpires Evans and Morisrity
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Learn.

8: Durham o.
~ Chariottc--CharIottc. 4. Greens.
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on bsil,-ou MosridEc. .: OF Moves 5.
walters. Empires. OLoushlin and Hide
hr
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Cincinnati.
Il. Louis.
Totals; 80 no q Ii To,aisai =. 10
.Baiied foc ttnc;ze: III seventh
:. score oE in9nss Il.

Y In'Ihh"II .....,...... o i" " q q u
summary: Errors-J Smith. Horr Chase
Tn- base hit-Hornsby. Three b4s" hits
S"aic. Cruise. Double pIay-Chasc "a Kopf
tn Chase. Sacrincn hitS--,'ruisc. IictZel MIL
lcr. Coma les Stolen bascs-ShCan. Nopf
Wild piich-Wa tson. Passed s-WinEn
t'"nzSlcS Struck ou;-hy RinG |: by Eli,r
] ny watson. a. Bases hAIs-ofr Ein:
y: ~ Meadows. !. Empires Byron and
1riEir.. limo. l:i..
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BEL MONT RESULTS

wick. III. (Kccrhp. !, to i, S to >. to : TO-.
!" To >. second; Ton q tho Morning,
Time. 1908: liufa Lively Torch Bearer.
Rurlingame, Cachet and Greek Legend also
ram
Second--ahout two niics-Sun King. laa
~. Niiliam*p. 20 !, to .. out. first !;
'lihler l5h u'arrettcl. II TO 10. to 4. and
out sccond; Falmouth. la tkcnnedyj. IL
The Brook, Sharpshootcr and Wolfcriun also
ran.
Coupled as Clark entry.
nrst: Dawn Star. 100 O.. McTar sarti. ii to-
~: to :. 10 T. second, santiago iO6
a,h"b'nsom. 10 I" /. I" l. I" |, third.
Imbhcr. Ideal. VIII Soon. shasta pagannini
nnd Shandou also
milr--Ormrsdalc III o. Me-
ThEgarI. 10 ]. L" /. even. first: Spur
~ 'o'Bren,. 10 10. To- ). ! To 6. second
even. THIRD, Time. 1888 IL. oIi Koenis
Dick Williams, 'fcrnrock. 'CeIandria also
ran.
Ftfth-miic--.i. !. Lille. liz (Klccgcr>.
II To 20. to :. out. FIRST; BrynIimah. ia
lBu, wcil,. to /. . to !. To :, second:
i,iiIn i"9 tRy"m,' TO l. ITO :, ito 8.
Precise and tndiscrcct ais" ran.
SiNth-Sioo added. four AMI nnc-haIf fur
long s-Soamsucss. liz trroiscb. 10 l. 5
!" - /" 10, hrSt Gucsswork. H. BRADY,
I" I" :, 4" II, second, panamAn
~. ~ collins. 20 to |. q" I, t" !. ,hird,
Impetus. Cohatt. iicredity. Nci Sweep An.
'ten ana Flying Dart also ran
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'llicaeo.

Totsls....2S y II Totals. 81 s - IL
'Bai;cd for Groom in nth.
tBattcd for Hamilton in eighth.
-Battcd for Russell in sixth.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESUITs yEsTERDAy

Toronto. {: Rochester, / (nrst camel
iorohto. 4: Rochester. o (secumd rnI,c).
'hh other games postponed: rnin.)
STANDING Or CLUES
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National League

RESULTS Us rERDAI.
II Louis. :; Cincinnati, 4.
iAli others postponed: rain.)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
federal ATTORNEY
EXPOSES SPY PLOT

San Francisco. Sept. 6.--Revela'
ttons OF q national enemy spy sss.
tenn. backed by . fund OF S26o.os0,
were promised Tuesday by United
States District Attorney John W
Preston In his statement to tho Jury
at the trial Of Laurence DE Lacy. D.
J. Harnedy and william Mullaine
tor conspiracy TO free from military
prison Franz Bopp and u, II, Won
Shack. former German consul here,
who are held AZ alien enemies.
Preston said that the accused told
Patrick Earrally. federal agent. who
acted az " tool to break up tho con-
splracy, that they had bigger
things In hand" than the freeing OF
Bopp and Won Shack and that they
were backed by a fund Of S2b0. 900
and had headquarters In Laredo,
TEXAS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
TRAIN VOLUNTEERS
FOR HOME SERVICE

Washington, Sept. ga confer-
ence OF the Home Service directors
of the American Red Cross Is being
held in Washington today to plan
a campaign for training volunteer
workers for home service during
the war.
Following the Washington con-
ference. institutes TO train volun-
teers in home service will be estab-
lished throughout the country.
Courses Of instruction viii last SIX
weeks and include lectures and prac-
tical field work. Membership in
institutes will be limited to rs in
order to assure adequate personal
attention to each pupil.
Courses Of instruction for home
service workers will be held in prac-
tically every large city in the coun-
try. Extension courses win be given
for smaller cities and towns.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
CAMP POST0FF|cE
IS BUSIEST PLACE

Camp Lswis. American Lake.
WASH, Sept, 6.--The camp postof-
fce Ia probably the busiest place In
this part OF the state Of Washing
ton.
The very first thought OF every
man who reaches the camp Ia TO
write home and friends at homo
write back,
we know whenever n new de-
. tachment arrives and where II comes
from" Herbert +. Gambell, IN
charge OF the camp post Office said
today. "bccause we Immediately get
a pile, OF mail all directed TO one
place.
"They get lots OF letters, too, and
the incoming mall Ia heavier than
che outgoing, but that seems to bo
because there arc 10 many pack
ages In H.. All their folks must be
sending them things"
Although the amount OF mall
handled now ls large, preparations
are being made to handle several
times tho present volume OF mail.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
CHICAGO COUNCIL
PRAISES GOVERNOR

Chicago, Sept. 6.--Praise for Gov
ernor Lowden for stopping the con-
vention Of the Peoples Council here
was voted by the city council. sit
ting as q committee Of the whole.
The vote to adopt the resolution OF
praise stood AZ to 6. Debates at
the meeting were bitter and the
mayor was scathingly condemned
by some aidermanic members.
Following the city council session.
there was a meeting Of the federal
grand jury. Federal Judge Evans
Instructions to the jury were in sub
stance to 'indict the traitors" He
said:
"The people look to you to re-
turn indictments against persons
who are traitorous to the govern
ment or who are untrue or false to
their country"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
GOVERNMENT TO AID
SETTLING 0. &C. LAND

Washington. Sept. 6.---Homeseek-
ers desiring locations on the lands
Of the Oregon q California grant
probably will be given unusual IA
cilitles for gaining information con-
cerning the tracts that are offered
for settlement through plans that
are being worked out in the general
land once under the direction Of
Commissioner Clay Tailman.
As a result Of the inspection OF
Of the lands, made in classifying
them. a description reaches the land
office OF each tract. Mr.. Tallman
believes this Information will not
have reached its full possibilities II
II remains In the files OF the land Of
Ace, or is merely placed In one big
volume In land Office for inspec-
tion. He. therefore, plans to have
printed. In good time before the
opening, little book which might
be called the ''homeseeker's guide" ="
This viii contain a concise state
ment of the character Of each tract
that Ia offered, The information
will be In tabloid form, but II Will
teM the prospective settler what he
most wants to know. and enable him
TO pick out the lands Of which he
may want to make personal In
spection. A
Attached TO the books will be a
map showing the location of the
lands.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
PORTLAND PAPER FOR
crescent CITY ROAD

A suggestion OF the Medford Sun
that some philanthroplst might win
undying fame by financing the pave
ment OF a road from Medford TO
Grants Pass to Crescent City. Eu-
rcka, Redding and back to Medfotd,
Is taken mp by the Portland Ore,
gonian with the remark:
II Ia indeed a fine opportunity for
n philanthropist; but whether he ma
tcriaiizes or not. some day, not far
distant. the highway will be built,
for Il Is needed, and the develop
ment Oh the country calls for II. suoh
a road would be an asset Of meal
culable value. There are real and
Immediate returns for such enter
prises.
II cannot be long before that Cra-
ter Lake-Medford- Crescent City
highway is something more than a
vision, for the people there we'll
know what others have been doing
with similar projects elsewhere, or
projects OF less merit, and they will
not be content until the dream has
come true. Portland oregonian,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
GIRLS CARE
I. FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES

London, Aug. 15.--(By NAH -
Twenty pretty young English girIs.
clad in the khaki Of the womens
army, are in France working ON he
purely-sentimentsl assignment a
keeping soldiers graves green. Thsy
are the iirst batch Of q much larger
force to be sent over in time to -
that the resting places Of EnEiand's
sons are kept covered with q blanket
Of grass and flowers.
Among the force will be sisters of
soldiers, likely scattering Of girls
whose brothers or sweethearts Hs
buried behind the battlefields Of To-
day. Kew Garden is furnishing most
Of the recruits.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
SPEAKER CLARK DEMANDS
WEALTHY SHALL PAY FAIR
SHARE WAR EXPENSE
SENATE BLOCKS FAIR TAXATION
Increases Income Tax In Effort to
Compromise With Real Wealth
Conscriptson Movement

Washington, Sept. 6.-Speaker
Champ Clark, taking the floor In
the house this afternoon, re-opeped
the wealth conscription battle, de-
manding that the great war profits
be heavily taxed.
The house gave Clark's appeal q
tremendous round Of applause. His
declaration that an 80 per cent tar
on war profits was not TOO great
aroused a great demonstration.
In the senate. the conservative
element continued the fight to pre-.
vent the conscription forces from
increasing the income tax.
The senate's bitter fight over wal
profits taxation virtually ended late
yesterday with adoption OF the fin.
ance committees compromise provi
siops for a total levy Of $l,2ss.o00.'
600, or about one-third OF thil
years war and normal excess pro
fits.
This is an Increase OF s1.0so. 900.
900 over present taxes. The higi
tax advocates faissd to secure adop
tion OF sirxis amendment.
The vote on adoption Of the fin
ance committees draft was ~ Il
seven. The seven were Bankhead
Borah. Gronna. johnson Of Califor
mia. I.afollette, Underwood and Var
daman. ,.i
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
'LONDONER THINKS
+, AMERICA IS NOISY

London, Aug, 15.--lBy maiD -
Here Is the Londoners conception OF
America as set forth In one OF the
newspapers, II Ia submitted without
comment,
Everybody who has ever been to
America knows that delectable land
to he the noislest. most uproarious
and clamorous spot In the whole
universe. II Is a country OF hustle
and hustle and confusion, a land OF
slckening thuds, OF banging street
cars and ear-spllttlng overhead rail-
ways, Of changing bells and brokers
shrleking through their noses, IL
the lynch-pln dropped out OF the
cosmic system and the stars came
tumbling about us, they wouldn't
hear II In New York"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
MANY ARRESTED ~ WIDE
SPREAD MOVE TO RETURN TO
RUSSIAN MONARCHY
ROYALTY AMONG THOSE JAILED
Premier Kercnsky Announces That
He In Fully Informed of Plot and
win Meet II With vigor

Petrograd. Sept. 6.--Thonsands
Of Russian civilians were captured
In Riga, Il was announced here to-
day. The Germans surrounded the
city before all could escape. II is
thought. however. that all Anieri-
cans In the city made good their es-
cape.
Scores Of arrests OF royalist plot
ters have been made throughout
Russia during the last two days.
The government announces that It
has full knowledge OF the royalist
plot.
The chief consplrators were Mile.
Margaret Hitrovo OF Tobolsk and
Nine. Lubov Hitrovo Of Yeiaxurg.
members OF a well known bnreaucra-
tic family. both OF whom were ar
rested.
In the home OF Grand Duke Paul.
when he was arrested. was found a
mistress OF the court. Nine. II. A.
Naychaine, confidante Of the for.
mcr Dowager-Empress Alexandra
Nine, Narychaine was not arrested
but a search Of her home In Petro.
grad was made and her correspon.
dence seized.
According to the Birzheviya. a
number Of officers have been arrest.
ed and other grand dukes have
been taken into custody. The states
attorney refuses to divulge their
names.
A special council was held yester.
day by Premier Kerensky and the
chief ministers at which plans for
future action against conspirators
Of the left and right were drawn up
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
SHASTA CO. MINERS
REFUSE ARBITRATION

Redding, Cal. Sept. 6,-Twelve
hundred striking copper miners.
through their committees today re-
jected the offer OF the companies to
submit the wage question to arbi-
tratlon.
No investigation OF working con-
ditions, such as suggested, is de-
sired. say the miners. They want
nothing less than an increase Of 81
a day In wages.
The strike continued peaceably to-
day, The smelter at Kennett is rum
ming unimpoded.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
FRENCH PREMIER DECLARES
REAL ISSUE Is DEMOCRACY
AGAINST AUTOCRACY
RHRlT|On Will H DEMANDED
Question Of Amount and Chasacf9
Of Gcrman-paid Reparation Qas~
tlon for Pcaco Discussioa

Fere Champenoise, France. Sspt
7.-'France insists that Alsace Lar
raine Is not . subject for diplomats
discussion. declared Premier RiboG
today in speaking here at . csls-
bration Of the battle Of the Marns.
Frances only claims are concsfn-
ing the character of reparation GsF-
many must make for iniuries doas.
he declared.
Premier Riots speech was -
nrst oficial utterance in France m
swering the pope's peace appeal. h
discussed fully the issue Of dor
ocracy vs. autocracy. He declared
that unless Germany separates hsr
economic from her military amhl-
tions. she faces league of demo-
cratic nations that would units to
fight her economic ally as we'll -
by arms.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
FRENCH COMMISSION
VISITING San FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Sent. e.--The
French high commission to the Unit
ed States arrived here to-day, The
mombcra OF tho commission were
greeted by committee OF 200 rep
resentatlve San Franciscians and
were escorted 10 their hotel by II,
8, j, Neither. consul general FOR
France here, and Postmaster chas'
W. Fay
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
TWELVE P|CKETERS
JAILED SIXTY DAYS

Washington. Sept. Ga fine Of
S2b or so days In the workhouse
and with the admonItlon OF the
court that other offenders would re-
celve heavier sentences was imposed
upon ~ suffragIsts today by Judge
Pugh.
The thirteenth defendant. Julia A.
Emory. Of Baltimore. was paroled
In the custody Of her mother. a
wealthy widow. who give a bond Of
800. that her daughter would not
repeat the offense within six months,
The ~ declined to pay their fines
and will spend the next 80 days in
the workhouse at occaauan.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
laps PREPARING TO
GIVE RUSSIANS AID

Berne. Sept. Elm Russian cir
cles In Berne and Geneva the fall OF
Riga was predicted week ago.
when the archives and treasures
we're removed TO Pskof. while most
OF the ships loft Riga for Reval.
Riga was known AZ hotbed OF
I.enine pacifists and also Of German
agents.
The Munich Neuste Nachrichten
says that q large japanese force is
concentrated on "the Manohurian
frontier ready to come to the assis-
tance OF the Russians.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
TROuTDALE WOMAN HAS
-FOUR SONS IN ARMY

Troutdale. Ore. Sept. "a SER
vice flag with four stars in Its blue
field hangs In the window Of Mrs.
l.. NJ. Russell here today.
II signifies that four from her
Immediate family have gone to war.
One SON already is in France; an
other at American Lake; a third Is
an oficer at Fort Smelling. Mimi.
and her son-in-law. Verne Starter. Is
a member Of an aviation corps sta
toned In Texas.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
GERMAN REPLY WILL
DIsCI4AIM WAR GAINS

Berlin, Sept. Germany will re-
ply to the pope's peace appeal with
the statement that her people want
no gain from the war, only a dur
able peace guaranteed by interna-
tional treaties, according to authori-
tive forecasts published by the vor-
waerts.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
WANTS !.
NO Peace TALK
State Department Announces United
States WIN Welcome No More
Proposals TIN Aims Reached

Washington. Sept. The state
department announced today sthat
this country was through talking
peace until Germany was ready to
meet Americas peace requirements.
The state department has opened
a discussion with the Japanese mis-
sion concerning q greater co-operar
tion between Japan and the United
States in the conduct Of the allied
war purposes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
GERMANY's CAPTURES Ar
RIGA ARE IMPORTANT

Berlin. Sept Sit was oflsially
announced that 12o Russian olRicsrns
and $500 men were made prisonsEs:
$50 guns with 500 machine guna
and several armored cars were 90
tured when Riga fell. The 0ernaA
army has advanced as far = Fried
erichstadt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
LINER SUNK OFF IRISH
COAST BY SUBMARINE

Boston, Sept. 6.--The Johnston
diner Kenmore. bound from Liver
pool to Boston with a mixed cargo.
has been sunk on the Irish coast BY
German submarine. according to
cabled dispatches received by Bos-
ton Importers today. M
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
CHICAGO MAYOR SUES
NEWSPAPER FOR LIBKm.

Chicago, Sept. 8.---william Hale
Thompson, mayor, has sued the Chi
cago Herald and James Keency.
publisher. for s250,0o0 libel and At
the same time issued statement
denying the charges OF anti-Ameri-
canism.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
BOMB FOUND IN RAID
ON DETROIT INpUsTRIALlsTB

Detroit. Sept. ga bomb waa
found among the stun confIscatea
when federal authorities raided tAs
headquarters Of Industriaiists here
yesterday. Federal authorities azs
preparing indictments and arrests
are expected to follow shortly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
STUDENT AVIATOR FALLS
WHEN ENGINE GOES DEAD

San Mateo. Cal. Sent. 6,-Frcd
ochsner n student aviator fell whom
his engine stalled high in the air.
lie may die.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
METHODIsTs OF STATE
MEET IN OCTORER

Springfield. Ore. Sept. 6.--The
annual conference Of the Methodist
church In this state will Dc held In
the Springfield church beginning oc-
tober /. Preparations for the big
meeting are now under way.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06
ITALIAN FORCES ARE PUSHING
STEADILY AHEAD TOWARD
THEIR GREAT GOAL
ALLIED FLEET BOUNDS PORT
French and isritish ships Join iiai'
ians In Attack Upon Austrian
Port o. Adriatic Sca

Homo. Sept. CA lale dispatch
from tho front states that TOO moro
Ausirsans wcrr made prisoners this
mftevno0n aud that the Italians. after
rcpuising An cacny attack. con.
timed their advance.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06

Rome. sep, Cit IL estimated
by careful attention 10 facts con-
Ing TO the knowlcdge OF Italian
army headquarters, thar the Aus
trians have lost. In prisoners. az
900 men since Italy began her great
drive August is.--and that the mum
bcr OF killed and wounded exceeds
this number by about 10000.
Tho main fighting today on the
Italian front was south OF ocroslo
on ths Bainsixxa plateau. The ltal.
ians are driving toward Trieste and
Laibach,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-09-06

London. Sept. 6.---British and
French warshlps and Italian moni-
tors are Smelling Poia. Austria's
great Adriatic naval base. II 10 be-
iieved this action IL part Of a gen
oral campaign Ia which tho allies
intend helping italy gain the city Of
Trieste. the fall Of which would be
Q severe blow TO Austria.
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