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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
FONCK TELLS HOW
70 TREAT HUNS
-- rrrs
Tho Great Aviator Uses one Ma
chino IL Shooting Down FIFTY
Germaa Airplanes

Paris. Sept. 2s.-First Lieutenant
Rene Fonck. Of the French air SER
vice. IL officially credited with the
destruction Of 80 enemy planes. al
though he has actually forced down
81 since his first flight, August 8.
1915. Fonck used one machine In
shooting down so Of the German air
planes.
Il have had the Joy. the murder
ous Joy. Of having killed 81 crews"
Fonck wrote recently, "and I must
confess that no Nightmares disturb
my sleep. The more ! kill Of these
assassins the happier ! shall be and
the more convinced that ! have work
ed not only for France but for hu-
manity.
The only thing to use with the
Boche 10 force"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
CLOTHING QUOTA IS
entirely COMPLETED

Josephine's quota OF 5000 pounds
OF clothing for the Belgian and
French refugees has been entirely
made up and no more viii be accept
ed. 1t is, however advisable to save
all clothing as another call will be
made later.
In the store room In the I. o. o. F.
block there are bales Of coats, warm
and serviceable, bales Of mems suits,
many Of them showing no wear.
bales OF women's skirts. ali in good
condition. and hundreds Of pairs of
serviceable shoes. Josephine county
residents gave freely for the cause
OF humanity. The voluntary work.
ers state that the good quality Of
the clothing offered is astonishing.
Articles too good to be sold to the
secondhand man or given for rum
mage sale. were gladly donated in
the cause Of the cause Of the unfor-
tunate.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
Carnival AND BAZAAR
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

The Red Cross carnival and bazaar
which closed last night was . great
success and from q financial stand
point surpassed the expectations Of
the committee in charge. The In
come Friday was nearly $500. and
this combined with the proceeds
from the dinners and the carnival
and bazaar Saturday viii pass the
81, 900 mark. The carnival and
dance Friday night alone netted the
Red Cross ladies $3.50. The final re-
port will appear In . later issue Of
the Courier.
The attractions at the carnival
were splendid. The crowds swarmed
around the wheel of fortune. the
niger babies. the kaiser's head. the
side show and other places Of inter-
est, the band furnished music for the
occasion. The vaudeville show was
held In one room Of the courthouse
and was under the direction Of Mrs.
Laura Thomas Gunnell. The place
was crowded to the limit with en-
boosters who repeatedly
encored the various performers.
The dances each night after the car
nival we're well patronized. the or
chestra furnishing stirring music.
The bazaar committee desire to
thank those who assisted to make
the occasion such grand success,
and especially to thank Mr.. and
Mrs. Schroeder for their patient and
service.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

NEW REGULATIONS
N EFFECT OCT. |
Wheat That II Not Accessible 70 the
Railroads May lse Sold for Fced-
Ing Purposes By the Farmers

Beginning on October ist the NOR
chants will be allowed 70 sell. and
consumers will bs permitted 70 pur'
chase their full months supply OF
sugar at one time. II they 70 DESIRE
that 10 Q pounds Of sugar for each
lone In the family. The consumer.
however. must sign up q new card,
but after that date the consumer will
mot have to sign up another card un-
|til the signed card 10 filled--in 9TH
or words. II will not be necessary to
sign q new card every month.
The limit on the quantity Of flour
that q consumer may purchase at
one time has been removed, but the
consumer can only purchase sum-
cient to meet his ordinary require
ments: otherwise they will lay them
selves to the charge OF boarding. In
all cases, however. 1 pound Of sub
stitutes must be purchased with Z
pounds OF wheat flour.
The food administration expects
that all bread made shall contain at
least 20 per cent Of substitutes and
that no white bread be made while
this rule II In effect.
The rule regarding the using OF
wheat for feeding purposes has been
modified. 80 that wheat that IL not
accessible to the railroad for trans
portation purposes may be used for
feed. Under this rule, such wheat
as was raised In the Deer Creek and
the Illinois valley can be sold for
feed II the farmers so desire; also
In any other part Of the county
wherein the cost to got II to the rail-
road would be excessive. In addition
to this. throughout the whole coun-
" all low grade wheat can be sold
and used for feeding purposes. II Is
the desire Of the food administration
that good grade milling wheat. ac-
cessible to transportation lines. will
be sold for milling purposes.
SAM II. BAKER,
County Administrator.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
ALBERT D|MBAT MAKES
HIS BAD CHECK GOOD

Sheriff Lewis returned from Port
land this morning where he has been
on official business. One Of the mat
ters which he attended to was to
take Albert Dimbat from Newburg to
Portland, where Mr.. Dimbat made
good worthless check he recently
passed in this city at the Linch gar
age. which matter he says was mere
ly an oversight on his part in over
drawing his account at the bank. =
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
CONDEMN COFFIN NAILS
AND THE FILTHY WEED

Portland, Sept. 2s.-The Metho-
dist ministers Of Oregon have passed
q resolution declaring that the dis
tribution Of tobacco and cigarettes
among the soldiers is an iniquitous
and destructive practice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
JAPANESE ARE ACTIVE
IN EASTERN SIBERIA

London. Sept. 2S.--In Eastern ST.
beria two bodies OF Japanese mount
ed troops marching eastward have
erected a junction at Rufulov. 500
miles northwest Of Blagiovest-
Shenk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

Josephine county Ia over the
top" This Ia the report made by
Chairman Bramwsll TO the Liberty
loan state central committee at Port
land yesterday afternoon. after q
conference between the three banks
Of Grants Pass.
Tabulations last evening show
i.iis applications assregatins
ti<s.500. which includes applica-
tions by arrangement between the
three banks whereby they guarantee
additional subscriptions up to tls,-
900. The actual amount subscribed
by individuals is $4,000. With
the amount guaranteed by the banks
and tho subscriptions from railroad
employees. which will aggregate ss.-
900 or more. Josephine county's QUO
10 has been subscribed. Tho follow
Ing telegram was sent by Chairman
Bramwell to the state central COM
mittee. which would be received In
Portland before midnight:
Liberty Loan Committee.
Portland.
Josephine county reports Lie
applications aggresating ti4s.5oo
dollars and with 5000 credited on
railroad employees subscription we
are over the top and more to come.
'BRAMwELL,
Chairman"
"The people Of this county are TO
be congratulated" said Chairman
Bramwell Saturday, when we con-
slider the financial condition OF this
portion Of the state Of Oregon.
I'VE have found a free and en-
thusiastic response. Solicitors In
nearly every instance report very
courteous treatment except In very
few instances where they camo In
contact with siackers.
II wish to thank the team captains
and solicitors for their efficient and
energetic work. Every man and
woman called upon have responded
freely 30 far AZ 1 know. After our
meeting Thursday night, solicitors
entered the field Friday morning
with renewed determination. with
the result. In SOME instances. that
they secured q larger amount Of
subscriptions on the second canvass
than they secured on the tlrst. The
regular campaign will not close un-
I'll October 10th. Between now and
that time we will continue to receive
applications. The banks feel that
every dollar they have guaranteed
will be absorbed and perhaps more.
The names OF slackers will be turned
over to the Liberty loan committee
and state council OF defense and un-
loss they redeem themselves before
the campaign closes. they will be
branded as slackers and exposed to
the public. That will not be the end.
Every Stacker must share his burden
OF this war--he must do his duty or
submit to punishment and humilia-
tion. or otherwise pay the penalty.
II am certainly gratified with the
results and know the people Of this
county will be proud to have their
names entered in the honor coiumn
with the other counties in Oregon
Oregon Over the Top First Jose-
phine county helped IT,
CONTINUED on page IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
%<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
U. 8. CASUALTY LIST :


The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general OF
the American expeditionary forces
for Saturday and Sunday:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
ALLIES FIGHT WAY THRU
/ ENEMY 0NFOURFRONTS
Take 1900 Prisoners ID llrss Days csnksi Absul
70 FM -BelGan and BrtisI Snt b 0Gsndve--
Anericai Big Guns = Actsn Near Va1m

Paris. Sept. 2s.---General Foch IL
putting the Germans on the western
front TO the severest test OF the war.
On four important sectors from YER
dun to the North sea the allies are
fighting their way into and beyond
the Hindenburg line.
Cambria appears about to fall.
The British are within a mile and
three quarters Of the city. The
French. British and Americans dur
Ing the last three days have captur-
cd over $1,000 prisoners.
Paris. Sept. 2s.-The Belgian
army began an attack this morning
on the front north Of Ypres and ad-
vanced two and a half miles in some
places. A thousand German prison.
ers have already been counted. Very
heavy fighting is going on between
Dixmunde and Ypres.
With the American Forces In
France. Sept. 2s.-High explosive
shells from the American big guns
are reaching far behind the German
lines northwest Of verdup. Several
fires have been observed where tho
big shells are bursting.
Paris, Sept. 2s.--Successfully con-
tinuing their offensive east of Argon-
ne. the French took sommepy. They
have advanced a distance Of four
miles and are still progressing.
With the American Army In
France. Sept. 2S.--One American
corps had taken over 5000 prison.
ers who carried In dozens OF ma
chine guns which were captured with
them. Heavy clouds and mists are
hampering the American airmen but
the advance Is continuing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
PORTLAND WILL FOLIDw--wAs
TOO MIG A TASK FOR SIX
DAYS WORK
JOSEPHINE COUNTY ii THE Van
Chairman isr~mwcai Reports i,ifo
Appiie~siosS AgErcUAtins elAS,.
BOO-.lsankcrs Guarantee Hest

Portland. Sept 2s-The state out
side OF Portland 10 expected to make
IT. quota OF Liberty bonds by Mon
day. and the city Of Portland later.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

TUENPAEsTlE DESTROYED
General SdarcA says Collapse q ISL
garis II De % Presencs ~ A.
eEicsas O. Wcsessn Ffoat

London, Sept. 18.-England has
replied to Bulgaria. stating that no
military operations can be suspsad-
"a. REGARDING the psaes discus-
sions. England has made Il clear 70
Bulgaria that peace would nscse1sri-
" involve the complete rupture b
Bulgaria with Turkey, Germany and
Austria Hungary.
The allied governments nscse.ari-
ly demand ever guarantee they con-
slider will be necessary to safeguard
their military operations and prevsnt
the dispatch Of German troops to
Bulgaria.
The allies have no intention Of at-
tempting to make . final territorial
settlemeut n he BALKANS. which ~
viously must Be = matter for coasldx
Grafton At the peace conferences. Dan
scr from Bulgaria to the allies op-
erations in the BALKANS must b pre-
vented. n the terms are not accept
able to the Malino6 govsrnment. the
allies have no further conditions to
propose and II will rest with Bul-
garia to find other Representatives
who can accept these conditions.
Landau ssnt N RI. ssrh,.ns
have t.ten the c,tv ana sort,es. A.
v.,.. /, .h.,. r,,.s ..-..a u.l,,h
The serb,ans alan reached Rt,tvtsta
* mi,es north NJ r.ht,b .sd .dv.ce-
ed bevond Kochapa toward The RuI-
rarian border
onca more an the ,rort,sr ~ Austr,..
there are .moulderinr brands of rev.
olution in the Magyar prov,nee of
the dual smp,re vh,ch NAV hurst
into fIames At anv moment There
ara vorlds NJ nosa,bilities N the sit-
nation The serh,sns ana al,,es .re
stfll purauin9 the dfsorra nIxed 3ar-
mans and RuIe,r,aps
-
Iondou Sent 2s-rs Hu,p,ria
makes peace. Turtev vii, nro6.h,v
follow IA the Turr,.n .rmv !, d,
est,ne has ham a..trovaa "a 49,
Tins tha ,ror in. .h.,,. u...,.
Hungary has hsan rsoa..,..s.ss
!. .aa,h,nu w,,s .sss,.
ana saam. .,ros, ra.s. 49,.
war,ara ay.,r
wash,nv,on Con, 90 c.n...,
March ssv. ,ha ,mna,a,.u s.,,sass
Of Bu,rar,s ,s the d,rsc. rssn,t ~
tna .on.an....,as y 80 :, ~ -. sss. 49,. :.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

London. Sept. 2s.-rhe allies are
still advancing in Macedonis. The
British and Greeks are moving on
Petrich. 20 miles inside the Bulgsr-
ian border.
The British In Palestine have TAX
en- 5000 more Turkish prisoners.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29
London. Sept. 2s.--The British
have taken 10000 prisoners in the
cambrai area, and 200 guns.

london, Sept. ss.-The Britist
and Belgians have captured the towu
Of Poelcappelle and advanced two tc
three miles on the whole front. The
allies have outflanked Passchendals
Ridge and are advancing toward
Rouers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

London. Sept. 2s.--A panic pre-
vailed on the Berlin stock exchange
a. result Of events In Bulgaria. &C
cordins to . Hague dispatch. The
emperor has not yet accepted the
chansellor's rssignation. +
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

Archangel. Sept. 2s.-The Amsrl-
cans participating in the operations
in all sectors OF Northern Russia
have captured several villages re-
Gently. The net results In 10 days
is a 50-mile advance along tine Dvi-
na river.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

London. Sept. 2s.---Austria is re-
ported to be Withdrawing her troops
from Albania.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

British Headquarters In France.
Sept. 2S.--British troops today took
Arleux. five miles southeast Of Dou-
al. and also captured Fontaine Notre
Dame. containing Noyelles and Sail
~.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-29

London. Sept. 2s.-The Serbisns
have taken the city and fortress Of
veles In their push toward Uskub.
The Serbians also reached Rtatvista,
Is miles north Of Ishtib. and advanc-
ed beyond Kochana, toward the Bull
garian border.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-15
Picking Pins From Throat.
Yankton. S. ID

The swiftness and ease with which
q doctor can remove a bone, a pin or
other object from the windpipe, esoph-
agus or even lung is often astonishing.
This Is when he uses n of the tubes
that enable him to look right down
into the organ, see the foreign object
Illuminated by an electric lamp and in.
sert a delicate forceps with which to
seize it and draw it out. Without the
use of an endoscope there is much dam
ger of injuring the tissues by blind
feeling fer the offending object.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-15
Red Letter Day.

"Good heavens! Jobbles is. behaving
like a a crazy with Joy. Has some
body left him q fortune?"
mo"
maybe some prophet told him the
war would soon be over?"
"Oh, no. His baby has just said 'da,
da' to him over the telephone for the
6rst time."-Birmingham Age-Herald
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-15
-.uOlSOQ nauRa Endn.

..'uolsoa pougo GlldnIIoo
pup fIuommoo,, seM ~ luql sppu ma
'Molsuoloa peIIuo ueql seM eoeId sql
luql selels 'LLcI lnoqu 5uIlIIM 'epIsq
'meI 'Inooo cum s.JIoloa puu suols
-eIoloa SO smIoJ qons GInlu9o qlusal
-Inoy eql vi 'uMol 10 'uol s.qdIolog
ueem o. pIeq GIensn 81 II 'pus.Sua
'sIIusuIoouPI ~ UsgM 9ql oluI sMop
qoIqM 'mBqulIM IsAI oql no lIod q
'uo,soa moLJ psApep seM suBu sqL
'uo3soa
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-15
RHINE zprdvy.

Huron, 12-Marshall Campbell,
IL rokI starry jenz bydli u Miller,
utonul v jezefe kdyz byl ma honu
Sc SWIM starsfm bratrem. Brodi-
Ii Sc oba vodou, ale byla tam stara
studne, II stfevfcd hluboka, do
ktere hosfk spadl.
Kimball, 12--Jan Mares, 81 ro-
XII starry prominentnf farmer zem-
rel v 1terS v nemocnici v Mitchell
pc jednodenni nemoci. Byl okres
MIN komisarem a majitelem velke
fanny o 1000 akrech. Zanechava
zde manzelku a rodinu dospel5ch
ditek.
Winner, 12-Na farme VIM.
Bergina Sc nalezaji jezera az 500
akr1 ktere obsahujf velke mnoz-
stvf salajky salajky (potash). Ka-
pitaliste z Omahy budou salajku
dobSvati. V Bennett okresu v
Nebrasce pry jsou nejbohatsf nano
sy teto lucebniny, ktera Sc znaGne
potfebuje We vyrobe yJbusnin.
"a srpna budou registrovaIi
vsichnf hosi jenz dosahli 81 let sta
Fl cd 5 cervna. Asi $50, 600 mia
dfkG Dude registrovati, jenz vetsi-
nou budou vfadeni do tffdy prvni.
Projde-li vojenskJ zakon cd 10 do
As let, budou registrovati tito v "a
ri.
Lesterville, A. O.. Wagner pro
dial veskere zbozj a automobily
Jake Barrettovi a EN-. Ulmerovi
a E. E. Holseherovi.
Oznamuji timto, re jsem pfevzal
misto j. f. Kronaizla pro Cedar
Rapids Oil Go. v tonic miste a u
chazim Sc o pffzen obecenstva.
j. f. HoraGek. Adv. 8.15f,
MOderni Dina ma Spravku
Obuvi
vse spravim k 1plne spokojenosti.
Ceny mirne. Pfineste
VAST obuv
Josef Cermak
Jedny dvefe mr. zapad cd Portland
Hotel. Yankton, S. D..
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-15

Sold on 3 days trial
and if it does not dc the work, or suit you
in any way, just return it
Burns gasoline and kerosene
A Demonstration on Jos. Carda's farm near
Tabor, proved that the Gray plowed right
thru wet places where two other tractors
were stuck. Eight farmers have already
placed their orders. How about you!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
Goshen News

NeWs-rimes Special Service
GOSHEN. Ind. June THE an
nusl Indiana and Michigan confer
ence OF the Mennonite church is in
progress at Holderman church.
west of wakarasa, with very larze
attendance.
\ special committee from the
Elkhart county council OF defense
Samuel r. Spohn OF Goshen b.. T..
copies Of Nappanee. and D. +.
smith or Elkhart. accompanied by
Revs Harmon and schultz OF Gosh
en- and Morgan of Wakarusa. this
morning attended the conference.
Nj Spohn and Rev Harmon delir-
cred addresses before the body ON
war subjects. The committee was
respectfully received II was made
known 70 the conference. through
the Elkhart county council OF Ie-
Tense. that an expression on war
subjects is expected. Up uuul TO-
night no resolution had been intro
duced. but u was said that before
the conference adjourns that in al
proba buity the church viii 20 on
record as supportins the Ldberty
loan. Red Cross and y. 81. a.. A
movements in connection with the
war program Heretofore the Men
nonites have at their conferences
expressed themselvez in violation 20
military service and asked that The
mem beers OF the church be- sranted
exemptions from SERVING in the
army under the draft Laws
During Liberty loan Red Gross
and =. ~. o. A. campaigns ODD Els
hart county Tor the purpose ot rails
ing war FUNDS. many Meunonites.
using the church as the.. excuse
have refused - make donations
several church buildings Oh the
county have teen decorated as a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
COACH HARPER
LEAVES OLD N J.
Brilliant Coach Will 5ecC'e
RanCher in Western Par.
of Kansas.
Fly Chas. W. Call.

Jesse c.. Harper coach and d.
tor of athletics at the University OF
Notre Dame for the last five years,
left yesterday morning for the
scene of his new endeavors on a
ranch in western Kansas. He trav-
eled in his big Moline Knight, and
after a brief stop 10 witness the
Western Conference meet in Chi
cago today and tomorrow. will pro-
coed Sunday morning TO his pig
ranch. He plans 10 make the run
from Chicago TO Wichita. Kas., an
four or five days.
Harper came from Wabash col
lege 20 Notre Dame in the fall Of
1918 Before Thanksgiving that
year NOtre Dame was known from
one end OF the country 10 the other
as the foremost exponent of the for
ward passing game. Harper un-
earthed two deceptive artists in
DOri8s and Rockne. and NOtre Dame
won lop-sided Victories over the
Army, Texas and Penn State
Though in every year Harper has
had teams that could compare with
any in the country. il was his work
last fan I'M developing a gridiron
team from almost nothing in the
way of material that brought him
his greatest fame
As "a special mark OF their appre-
citation OF his services AT Notre
Dame the university athletic board
of control voted 10 honor Coach
Harper with an official monogram
sweater bearing the official y. D
monogram and five gold stripes as
a recognition of his half decade of
service here
Harper viii forever have tender
spot iu the hearts of all those with
whom he came in contact at Notre
Dame Harper is sportsman and a
gentleman beyond compare. and his
COINS is d distinct loss 10 the Gold
and Blue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
DIGNITY Of LAW
UPHELD At n. D.
Senior Lawyers Defeat Four
Year CoIIegianS in Fast
Track Meet.
BY Chas. ". Cali.

The dignity Of the law was upheld
on Cartier field yesterday. Their
athletic ability, scored al in many
a bitter challenge by the senior four
year men, the senior Gold and Blue
lawyers Thursday morning congre-
gated on the Cartier oval and won
q track meet. They made a total
OF g. ID points the four-year men
could amass only 81 -
"Bodie' Andrews. captain-elect OF
the 1918 football team a potential
ensign in Uncle Sans navy. scored
practically half OF the lawyers
Joints Exhibiting unlocked for
speed i'm the 22O and 40 yard dashes
lac finished first in both. and also
took second in the 100 yard dash. II
was expected that he would win the
shOtput. and he brought his total up
TO p by taking second i'm the javelin
throw Nothing but his enlistment
could keep him off the 1919 track
team after such remarkable per-
Torrance. Earl Gillian. referee
and starter of the meet. and all
around western champion. was Wis
ibiy impressed by the football play
er's prowess.
Logan of the four-year men. was
almost a. heavy point-setter as
Andrews The senior Journalist
showed his heels TO an lawyers in
the half mile, one mile and high
jump events. His speed i'm the
longer races was the feature Of the
meet He cleared five feet in the
high Jump.
O'Sullivan, Tolderith. Brown
Giblin and Hosking are entitled 10
honorable mention. HOsking in
particular showed all the earmarks
of "a speed king.
The summary.
summary. Lawyers t4s l-2). -Four
wear men t31 1-2D
100 YARD dash-Won by GibIr
Lawyersl: md. Andrews LAW
vers, srd Kazus lawyers ~ -.
sec.
$50 grad dash-won by Lossr
/ a yr): 2nd, Giolin Lawyers; 3rd
/ Williams a yrD . min. II sec
/ $40 yard dash-Won by Andrew.
/ lawyers; enJ. Brown a yr.): srd
/ Logan q VII IS sec.
go yard dash-Won by Andrew
+ Lawyers. End Brown G. VIZ
3rd. O'Sullivan lawyers % A.,
sec.
one mile run-Won By Logan 4.
yrD. md, Lemmer a yr.), 3rd
Hosking q yrl 5 min. II sec.
shot put-Won 10y Andrew
+ LAWYERS; md Gibrn lawyers
3rd Holderith a SD 81 IT, q ina.
High jump-Wor by Logan q
yrl. md O'SuliivaH (LaWyersl
erd. Holderi.1 q yrl IT.
Broad i-u Won by O'Sunivar
. law er-I srd Hoiderith a yrt
sr5 $50 81 YIN AMI Giblin claw
.e--l Led. Is o. in.
avchn throV-Won by Holderitl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-07
BOSTON WINS IN 10TH.

CLEVELAND. June :. - Boston
defeated Cleveland Thursday in the
second consecutive lO-inning game by
q score OF TO 0. The run was scored
on pass 10 Hooper, Coveleskie's
Wild throw TO second. Strunks sac
ritice and Ruth's force-out OF
Strunk. Consecutive passes by Jones
filled the bases i'm the ninth with
only one out. but Wambganss
famed and Roth was easy. The
score:
Boston .... 900 900 600 IL 3 /
Cleveland 600 900 600 90 . 4
Jones and Agnew, Schang Covel-
eskie and O'Neill