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t2. TOPkIS SONS

t. TOPklS SONS
HANF STEADY POSITIONS FoK
EArEKlENCEp shLEsLAptEs ~
THEIR MILLINERY AND atitr nFa
PARTMENTS. Also FoK ArPRI:N
TtCEs ~ voRkROOM CAN TaE
SENERAl. MORE GIRLS sATlk
DAY AFTERNOONS AND EVEN
mos APPLY At oN,'E TO NAN
sGER
u ToPNs Sons
have an opening for an experienced suit and
cloak sal'yiady Must have at least three
years experiences Also fur extra sales Icrsons
~ Wcducada3 and saturday Nppiy 20
manager
SLhlCTtl PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
N NiloETH tNp AID TNrEw RIrING.
Make progru>s and prosperity your goat
secured Address Private Instruction. T. o.
kvcr> Evening once
ONE WiTu EXrERiENCE rKE
orTGnrfr~ ~i'TS roH A,'p5vs%CSF'
kbnRrss i 81 d. : 'f.V%EEuI r. fvr<f<a iSfI
OFFICE
SALrsLAny rs Markc, s.
SAIFSI.anfES EXPERIENCED
MILLINERY APPLY CORRECT
AfiLLlNEKN .os MABllFT 81
~>IaESt AIDES for shoe store: steady rosi-
non Apply Racr Shoe House. 625 king
street
NEsIAnN Experienced. 10 sell mi
linery. skirts and waists salary s. TO Sl2
Per week GoId~tcin S. ti9 King =. 4
StLF~I tDY Experienced Apply Fdw.
INie \ @ tIp Market -
SAIESWONIEN Experienced for shirt
waist department good salary permanent
tmpto NmCnt highest references Braun
stcin~ Gin-ol2 Markr' street..
sAIt~LADN Experienced shoe; steady
position The quality store. southeast
corner Third ami Market Str,ets
s'rENuGKAFHEK AND BookkEEpER.
experienced Good opportunity FOR right
party Apply Brauusteino. 6lO Market
sfrCci
sALEsWOMEN. experienced. in various
departments BraunsteinS ;. 6IO-12 Market
street
WOMAN Whisc. middl, aged. for house
work no laundry family of three Phone
6>h< sui NC> Twenty SECOND 81
WOMAN capable. for permanent position
distributing hosiery and underwear to
regular customers a. mill prices All or
spare time. $50 10 SIUo monthly Parker
Mills, 2559 North Twelfth street Phila-
de phia.
WOMAN for general housework 9Io Van
Buren, street
MATTRESS Apply The simon. Eighth
and KING streets.
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APARTMENTS
APARTMENT by April /. four rooms
unfurnished. west side. north of Sixth
street; desirable tenants. references fur
nishcd Address by mail only. MIR Deepen
3U3 du pont building
APARTMENT Three rooms. bath ami
porch POSSESSION May |. s63 West
Ninth street
APARTMENT Furnished three rooms and
bath 1908 West Eighth street.
APARTMENT Thoroughly modern. first
floor. 3 rooms bath and porch. use of
laundry new detached building. central
location, Possession March -. S52 pcr
month. no children. Address ID l9 Every
Evening once
APARTMENT small. 3 rooms and bath
Phone 0912
APARTMENT Furnished or unfurnished
not house keeping, young married couple
no children; two or more rooms; modern
conyenienccs Address - I. Every Evening
ONCE
APAKTNfENT-B Bachelor room ana bath
Immediate possession. 9Og Jefferson
street inone l65i-R Cali before
y, IL
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rIRLn SALES

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FOR SALE
So du Pont . r.. b. D..
1919 toiou : r. h.. p.
6ns " Fourth. II r. b.. \.
is34 French : r. II.
1909 CLAYTON. 10 r. b.. p =.
63l + Eighth y r. -
81 Washington. II r. D.. p. h
So " SiAth. r. b.. ?
2O2l Delaware Ave, 10 r.. B.. r.. \.
So + Eleventh. 6 r. b.
a15 Sha!lcross Ave. r b., p, h.
l623 Rodney 10 r. b.. p. h.
1908 " Eighth. 10 r.. b. >. n
22O " Fourteenth. 10 r.. b.. p. nv.
~ Poplar : r.. h. D.. b.
4I5 z Fifth ~ r b.. H.
i26 Braomc. : r. b.. p. h.
1913 Lancaster Ave. r. b.. p h
2l0 king
9i3 Jackson r. b.. p. b.
j. II. GORDON
oI5 Orange Street.
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TNENTI -SlAIH ST. W, 5I9-SiN rooms
pantry and bath hot water heat. three
pOrches, possession March 20. Frank r.
Lebey 1902 hing street Bell phone
1900.
MASHlNGTON ST. 1913
Good Investment. Small apartment with
excellent opportunity for enlargement.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROOMS and board for gentlemen. Al
convenience Use of phune. Phone 5413.
gI6 Nest Eighth street
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NEWSPAPER REPORTER

An intelligent man. thoroughly depend
ahlc ana cNpcricnccd can soCurc permanent
,,osition in news depart ucnt Must turnlS II
references &c. Apply hl letter only 90 man
aging editor. Every Evening piit'r
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FoR RENr
ROOMS ron RrVr

81 tBtaNe -T .pI
r'pfuF
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
in sums 20 suit. Real estate for sale
WILLIAM II. JONES. s23 shipley 81
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West Ninth strrnt
tion, also music cabinet VIII sell separate
II desired Call 1901 lincoln st
PAPER UANGINua and wall decorations
OF quality Special reduction on fabrics
corner fffth street Phone 1861.
PIANO Cheap. slightly used Hoppe Party
leaving city Must sell Sd6 Van furen
street Phone 2bo3 J
rOuL TABLE ooou condition Nil sell
cheap to quick buyer Apply southeast
corner. Front aud Jackson SITS
SHELVING MD ptxruRrs.
SUITABLE FoK GROCERY STORE
rEiEGE soN. So sHlrrfi
srvEN registere-I nctbshlfc plTa averaging
10 pounds. both bnata and spws suit tsst'ts.
for spring breeding alan twu etnse bred
gifts and siN choice butchers rigs averaging
Ilusbsndry Department. t,rlavor. College.
Newark Ierl
" NGoNa Lot ~ delivery. heavy and
ltsht, single and dnnltte Arply John
Nanamakers stables. Twentieth aud Nhar
ton streets. Fhiladelphia. IN
WALL PAPER- Now - tue time to have
work DOM at moderate prtces Estima4s
cheerfully furnished. Iones 4 II oilett. 402
shipley street y 503s
huya fully guaranteed new PLAYER = ann.
hc aeh. Aff 30 rolls music. ono years FREE
,nn,ns ,.a Es1t ysrms = desired Ge"ehf
WANTED.
To ,.us good eccond hand canoe tall
~ NY MODERN = oH ROOM
NOT ~ STATE fRIC y. IOCA
rloe, ND rAKTICt.ItRs Al
nkESS y |. EVERY EVENING
olTIt +.
ArNRrMENT ny tho last q March nrss
vo~t "'' sd, central I Addrras 3 .5.IsSr ~ ETSrg
Evening once.
HOARD Two rrAuod yonnR indies would
pay good board for dctirabIe homo ou
west side 4 family with no small children
preferred Please answer promptly = 10
livery Evening pfftcc
COTTAGE at Rchoboth for tho summer
preferably furnished tddress - u
tvcr> Evening Onicc
HOUSE rs private. family. Q 70 Q rooms.
nj once. i. ~. fayior. III West Eleventh
street
not ~ City - suburbs rooms rent
NOT 10 oNc""d $40. Within easy access af
trolley tppis Ms " +. Gray. a19 We>t
twenty sixth street
Hol ~ IN The >irinity Of Thirteenth aud
Market h> March n address u II.
Every Evening once
NN% wants single room and hoard in
fatnflt side n .
seventh street Address Z , Every
Etcniug aict'
MII.k 100 quarts. good. daily VIII pay
market price. Inquire luo East seventh
street
PARTNER to take half Interest in patent
atlt article of merit money maker tddrc~~
r Ferry. littlc sisters Home. Fourth and
Grant avenue
ROOMS two by man wife and daughter
-. with private bath or adjacent IA
grfNate iamils Address u l.. Every
RADIATOR REPAIR WORK DONE
Nokk GUARANTEED
NORMAN co. AUTHORIZED FORD
AGENTS. III siIIPLEN STREET
TWO refined gentlemen for furnished second
story front room. ust ai bat h and phone
Private family Address u Il. livery
EvCninR OnCc
USEDAUTOMOBILE WANTED
PREFERRED DODGE. OVERLAND
OR 1917 FORD MUST BE IN
PERFECT CONDITION. G00B
TIRES. ETC. STATE LOWEST
CASH PRICE WRITE u Il. EVERY
EVENING OFFICE
WANTED to buy s or ~ room house with
garage or space for one. West side. north
of Braudywinc. Give fun particulars in
Guiding price. Address ID l.. Every Evening
Office
lGR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS at
once i}cst prices paid Call al ST.
Orange street, Open evenings Phone
4SG-N
TO BUY OLD GOLD < SILVER
~. ] pay:s 9. II kast second =
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BOY TO deliver orders. one who can ride
wheel. Gatiey's Market. 200 "eS
Eighth street
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YOUNG MAN lH to n Years old rcrma
ucnf position II satisfactory Delaware
Hardware g.. Shipi'A aId N'%"ud ctS
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BOY for general Office work. Box -
Every Evening Ofiicc.
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BaRHER--First class Ieshcm Bros
Barber Shop. du pont Building.
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NAVE STEADY POSITIONS FoE
ENHEKtENCEn SNLESIAptES IN
TiFIR MILLINERY AND - IT nEe
FART MENTS. ALSO FOR AI'pRF.N
TIC CES IN WORK ROOM CAN ISE
sen ERAI MORE GIRLS SAlt x
DAY AFTERNOONS AND EVEN
l\GS Art'IsN At pNCf TO MAN
sAiER
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GOOD INVESTMENT. FIVE
BRICK HOUSES RENTING Fok
SOC, CAN Bk RoJ Git isoli FoK
! FISHER. NINTH AND ORANGE
STREETS
DESIRABLE corner property. Bargain. 10
quick buyer Inspection arrange fUs.
CaaeHenines At los Lsncaster Ave
FARM Fine. I75 acrcs one quarter mile
from Cossart.. Pa. good house barn.
orchard fenced fot hog. $50 acres til.able
itrst-class shape. present tenant leaving on
account q purcha>int new platt y m
600 Equitable Building. Wilmington. Deia-
war.
not 81 Dcta4.bed attractive location. az
tracttve .r'ec Caa bell phone l936W
after IN
EoT Fine buiains a2A 90. sewer con-
streets Apply Nare, i2C South ftfty-
fourth sta.st Philadelphia. Ia.
NoRTn EAST. MD Ftvo-roonl frame
house aud iot $3.50 5-room noderuzcd
house on large lot. st7oo 7-room house
+ II. Thompson North East. Md
I'll ASulNGruN STREET
stor1 hgiek dwelling cnnta.Eiug -
rooms and baths Would make excl
iogt n nartmeqts = lot ,,' 2nH IN
3 story brick dwelling first moor oCCu-
pied as store. second and third
apartments. each having rooms and
ioth Of these properties must DC sold to
sECU iniT1 TFUsT &sAFE DEPOSIT CO.
TWENTY -SlATH ST. ". $40 SIX rooms
pantry and bath hot water heat. three
pOrches, possession March 20. Frank r.
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TNCAII.ED-FoR TAILOR-NfADE
SUITS AND ONEkCOATS, $I2 80
SELL BROS soc MARKET STREET
OPE\ EVENINGS
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Rf fAkEAiFN N-P Il r. Apply to Room .,op
fenns ylvania building French strert Also
maChinists Apply Wilmington shops.
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PROFESSIONAL

DIR FRANZ ROOP SMITH
MUSICIAN AND CHEMIST
has removed to sos BinV street. Resi-
dencc i4O8 tiilpin avenue
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INSURANCE.
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS-20 for SO. Miss
Girls tina Sanchez. S24 West Ninth street.
Telephone 1902
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STORAGE, TRUCKING, &c.
storage facilities in The
vlcinl.y Of Market and Tenth streets For
space rates ETC. apply TO the Delaware
Storage Co. T.. .. Box 552
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
BIG TASK ASKED Of
LOCAL RED CROSS

The greatest test of the Josephine
county chapter Of the Red Cross is at
hand. The National Red Cross
finds that the greatest enlargement
of the military forces of the nation
and their departure for France has
cheated an ememgency in the matter
OF sufficient supplies for the vast
number OF men who wilr be at the
front by the time cold weather sets
in. In view OF this fact and that
time is very short they have called
upon the local chapter to provide be-
fore September first two hundred
sweaters and fourteen hundred and
ten pairs OF socks. This Is more than
the entire output Of the chapter In
knitted goods for the year past. Into
these two months we must chowd
such production as will require
every woman who can use knitting
needles. Knitting must be done ac-
cording to Red Cross directions but
otherwise restrictions are few. lsv
Now what We need is the voluntary
service of every woman in Josephine
county today. Apply to the Red
Crss rooms In the court house for
yarn and help in this great task. No
American soldier should shiver for
lack OF sweaters because we we're
slow in responding to this call. Two
months is short time and we'must
hurry. Every woman will want to
come Don't be the last to apply for
yarn. Knitting rooms open all this
week, afternoons.
l.. NJ. BOOzER,
Chairman Military Relief Com.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
us. TROOPS TAKE 31l
PRISONERS AT BELLEAU

WITH THE AMERICANS ON THE
MARINE. June II. - The number OF
prisoners captured by the Americans
In the Delleau Wood Ia Increased 10
3ii. Also eleven machine guns, ten
automatic rifles and quantity OF
other materials were taken.
One OF seven officers captured said
the German commanders have been
telling the soldiers thst the Ger
mans have landed an army In Ameri-
ca. captured New York and are now
marching toward Philadelphia. The
Germans also are told that sub
marines have sunk between 40 and
90 ships In Long Island Sound.
Another German offcer. arrogant
and sarcastic, remarked;
We are Just starting with the
Americans. We are going to wipe
out whole divisions as II they were
companies"
The German priyates we're less ar
rogant and apparently we're glad
they were captured. One declared
that the Germans we're surprised at
the Americans. who appeared so
young. but fought like devils. when
they got started. Another declar-
ed;
THE war will soon be ended.
There are too many Americans COM
Ing 10 Europe"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
Josephine county regls,ran's are
affected according to the following

Questionnalres are being mailed
20 those who registered June D..
1918, having reached the aee OF ~
since last registration day. The
registrants are advised to seek legal
aid in fillIng out their question
naires. The members OF the ad-
vlsory board are the same as those
named last December. comprising
the attorneys OF Grants Pass, Re
gistrants in the vicinity OF Kerby
may receive help from Frank Stith'
List OF registrants to whom
Questionnaircs have been mailed
June 25, 1918. fTr
Reg. No.
1 Harold william King, Grants
Pass.
2 william Ciaud Ainsworth, Mur-
ply.
2 wIlford Carter Allen. Grants
Pass.
Charles Hunter feh' "o"
Creek.
r Wayne W. Winner Grants Pass
Q Albert Earl Levier, Grants
Pass.
7 Howard Allan rallln. Grants
Pass.
s Harry Grover Ritchey. Grants
Pass.
Q Ralph william Moloney. Wolf
Creek.
10 Joseph Carl Farmer. Merlin.
\ June 20, 1918.
II Hughie NJ. Richardson. Wonder
10 Olin 8. Knox. Grants Pass.
10 william Fred Pappel, II. f,
No. 4, Grants Pass.
"a Keller Riley Smith, Grants
Pass.
15 Lester d. Calhoun, Grants Pass
10 william Thies, Murphy.
II. Harrison Eveneezer sowell
Kerby. ~
1s silas Albert McClung, Grants
Pass.
10 Ransom Napoleon Gates, Kerby
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
OREGON TOWN NEARLY
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

GOLD BEACH, June q. - A fire
originating In a logging camp of the
Brookings lumber company, near
Harbor, In Curry county, almost
wiped out the town of Harbor today
destroying the Antlers hotel, twelve
other buildings. and some crops. The
fire Is now under control. No loss OF
life is believed
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

t<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
George Dunlap Of Provolt was In
town today on bushes S.
Postmaster l.. l.. Hurd and son OF
Glendale are In the city today.
Ansco Film. Sabin has II. 81
c. r. Fieheld went to Medford
this afternoon on business.
Sam Steinbough made business
trip to Portland last night.
Miss Jean Aitchison who spent
several weeks in this city. returned
to Ashland this afternoon.
John Harmon was south bound
passenger today, returning to camp
Kearney.
Mrs. e. p. Shirly who visited Mr..
and Mrs. william Hammet, left this
afternoon for San Francisco.
G. p. Morrison Of Boise. Idaho,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Morrison for a few days and left
last night for American Lake.
Miss Mildred Spoon Of Pueblo. Col,
is at Takilma visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Alice Mayo. and cousin. Mrs. G. q.
Tucker.
Mrs. G. w. Thomlison Of Kerby
who has spent the last week In
Grants Pass, returned to her home
this morning.
Juel Bestul went to Portland last
night. Robert Bestul left for Port
land the previous evening. The
boys have been spending part OF
their furlough at home, and vii
spend day or two with their grand
father in Portland. MI
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
WILSON APPROVES
PROHIBITION BILL
Stops Sale Of whiskey and Wine
Next june, Beer Prohibited
months later.

Washington, June 27.--The SEN
ate agriculture committee agreed to
an amendment TO an emergency ap-
preparation bill today. providing for
national prohibition. The sale OF
whisky asa wine to be prohibited
after next June and the manufacture
and sale OF beer three months after.
The president approved the bill.
buy W. 8. S.
CASUALTY list HAS
EIGHTY NAMES
WASHINGTON. June 81. - The
casualty list for today is 80. Twenty
nine we're killed in action and six
died OF wounA.
Buy W. 8. s.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

June 81. 1918.
20 vaios Rouce White. n. d. No.
/. Kerby.
2i omer Robinson. II. ID. No. 4,
Grants Pass.
20 Wallace Coleman Hayes, Sell
ma.
% Arthur Edman Williams, Ker-
by
"a Earl Emery Sanford. r. ID. No.
I. Grants Pass.
25 Thomas Joseph Flippin. H.
Banks Farm. Grants Pass.
20 Joseph Edward Good, Selma.
27 Commodore Samuel Garrett,
1919 Huron St. Portland.
2s urvin l.. vlnson. r.. d. No. =,
Grants Pass.
Buy W. s. S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
US. REGIMENT GOES
TO ITALIAN Front

Washington, June a. Secretary
Baker announced today, that General
Pershlng, under instructions from
Washington has selected an in
fantry regiment to go Immediately
to italy The regiment, is now
training in France. There may be
more troops sent later
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
BROTHER Of NICHOLAS
HEADOF SIBERIAN GOV.

AMSTERDAM. June 81. - Grand
Duke Michael Alexandrovitch young
er brother OF the former Emperor
Nicholas. is reported today to have
placed himself at the head OF the
new Siberian government and has
issued manifesto to the Russian
people.
Buy w. s. S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
DRAFT ORDER Of I .
JUNE REG|STRANTS


Washington. June ~. Twelve
hundred draft numbers We're drawn
to-day glying the order OF call for
registrans OF June .. 1918.
those having reached the age OF "a
since the last registration. The first
number from the bowl was 2i6. the
second iiGs. the third SIS. No. 10
was drawn 18th. No. 20 dfAwn 10Th,
40. ~ drawn 2bth. No. ~ drawn
2sth. The next small number wa
81 drawn saith.
ma. s.,,..s.... 49,. IN. ..,,,fts.u an.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
SERVE UNDER FIRE

Miss Maria Heron. sister-in-law
OF ex-president Taft, n Y. N. G. A.
canteen workers at the war front
remained at her work In hut serv-
Ing coffee and food to soldiers until
German shells set the village afire,
--Buy w. s. S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

state G. Il. President Here
Miss Edna Whipple, state presi-
dent Of the Christian Endeavor
society. was in the city yesterday,
and met with representatives Of the
Christian and Presbyterian G. E.
societies In the park that evening to
discuss matters pertaining to society
work. She left this evening for
Sacramento to attend the California
state convention.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
Former Resident Dies

DR.. b. c. Macy received word
this morning Of the death of Mrs. A.
A. Schick. daughter Of A. A. Daw-
kins. former instructor in the high
school Of this city. The family have
lived in Bremerton since LEAVING
here.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
REPORT CONFIRMS
DEATH or emperor

Paris. June 27.-A Kiey dispatch
under date OF July 26 declares that
the report Of the assassination OF
former Emperor Nicholas OF Russia
has been confirmed. II is declared
that he was killed by Bolsheviki
troops during retreat on Yekaterin-
burg.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
Born

Born
ELLIOTT-To DR.. and Mrs. Bert r..
Elliott, Tuesday. June %. an s.
pound daughter
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NEW TO-DAY
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

GENEVA. June 81. - Ukraine
bureau at Lausanne announced today
the confirmation OF the report that
Bolshevik authorities at Yekaterin-
burg condemned Nicholas Romanoff.
former emperor. to death after a
short trial. then shot him.
Buy w. 8. S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
BRITISH TROOPS TAKE
HUNS STRONG POINT

London. June 27.-The British
troops took German strong point
west of vienx Berquin and east of
Hazebrouck, capturing prisoners
and machine guns. The French took
prisoners In raids in Vorges.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

ITALIAN ARMY HEADoUAR-
TIERS. June 26.--lBy the Associat-
d Press. italian troops under the
Duke OF Aosta have pushed beyond
the capo sIlc bridgehead. which
was completely occupied yesterday
and have firmly sustained resolute
counter-attacks by heavy enemy
forces. II was announced today. In
the nghting here the Italians captur-
ed eight officers and all men.
Captures by the Italian forces
since the launching OF their counter
offensive have increased to $4,000
men by the addition Monday OF be-
tween $500 and 1000 prisoners.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
AUSTRIAN LOSSES
REPORTED LARGE
Italians Wipe Out Enemy Advance
Post In surphise Attack.--
Linc Activity Not Intense.

ROME. June ~. - The Italians
surprised an Austrian advance post
In a mountain region today and
wiped II out. The activity yesterday
was not so intensive.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
NEW TODAY

to cook for
small sawmill crew, seldom over
six; no washing; wages $35. Ad-
dress Amos Smith, Rt 1, City.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

Shoots Coyote - :.
> Mrs. Lizzie Bigelow Of Williams
Creek. brought in coyote today
which she shot with a rifle at a dis
tance OF ego yards. Mrs. Bigelow
received 81 bounty from the county.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
Much Material Captured.

The complete recapture OF all
Italian artillery. arms and material
has been accomplished. Only after
long statistical work will It be pos
sible to establish the enormous
quantity OF Austrian arms and ma
teriai which remain in Nation hands
In the higher Alps there are evil
dences OF renewed activity. Italian
Alpini. surprising the enemy on the
summit OF Cavello. 1880 feet high
in the Tomale region, took so prison
ers and captured several machine
guns.
Italian Army. June 27.--The
earlier estimates OF $4,000 prisoners
captured by Italians in big battle
are now confirmed. y
Buy w. s. S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

Vienna. June 27.--The Italians
today attempted to storm coidel
Rosso between Brenta and Asiago,
which the Austrians recently cap
tured. They were repulsed with
heavy losses according TO an Aus
trian ofiicial. The Italians also fall
ed to cross the Piave at one point.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27

Electric Wiring and Supplies--
During the war period phone your
wants to 80 Medford. We will pa,
phone calls on all orders received.
Paui's Electric Store, Medford, Ore
gon. 80
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-27
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
KILLS TWENTY MINERS

Virginia Minn., June 27.-Twenty
miners are the known dead. as the
result Of an explosion OF dynamite,
set by tightening bolt during a
storm at silver mine today. A thous-
and tons OF ore was cayed In.
Buy w. s. S.
For Los Angeles
Mrs. Elmer T. Ludden and son
Bennett left this afternoon for Los
Angeles where they will make an
indefinite visit with ar. Luden's
sister. e
Horse Back Trip
Miss Margaret Rathbone and
Miss Ruth Gorham came to Grants
Pass from Jump-On-Joe horseback
to-day. They spent the day with
friends. returning home in the even
ing.