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8 OHEQON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. KEl'TEMflKR IH. I'M I GERMANS DtftflD STAND ON AISNt NIW BATTLE OF GREAT Hit BE CIM ON fUtUCH SOIL, BAVi PARIS OlSPATCM mm 0,1 un is denied DHIVFUB, SHUNNED ONCE. NOW FIGHTS ron ruANct s lipe QUITS SAYS REPORT CONGRESS MAY CHANGS ITS PLAN OP COLLECTING A WAR TAX Army of Crown Print Csnlinut to flrtrsst Ddfl MtMigt Capital City Contmus to fortify lilMKIN, !. S.-Th Central .Vc agency publ'ilitd a report t.Hlay the Kouinatiian miuuiry bad r UCr4. Ni details tr IIrU ( la kiiiion. hfctrr, that there Ui U-ru frlilb In liouinaiila e.-r the country War policy for some time. Tbe f.-Uniiif house to fro Auatrtait; ICe p-opU pro Ku.aun. Tb irmitirni r-eiillr agreed with llutraria and tiriwr to Muain neutral, unlr. Turkey should riilrr the fight, la wb b rase th.y proposed lo unite in kiiif llio Turk PAIII8. Sept. lS-IVm h army bd quarter gave out A HaUm-tt Unlay to the effn t that tbe (l. rmana ailll hi-14 atrii( position Born of the ItUer Alatw, and that I he ot-poalng artulr The army of the cru.n prince. T.4 ZTl' ! I't'V trick William. It a declared, had -cn forced lo rvtrtat allll furibrr anJ May Orop Preiflht Taa. WASn.MITO.Y Sept. IS After conference with I're.id.til limn lo- aa no tha line markrd If Varrniira, The allies 1 man of the h'Xiw waa ana means ! committee, ann-'uncrd that the f rviclit la pried In the war lat Mil III ! Idropp"!. If It faila to meet with the apprutal of the Ivinocratlc caurua to- BUM. Ili said he had arranged an other plan. wnih be a suro would b approved. The new plan. It waa believed, pro id' a a atauip tai on com-UK-rcUl paper. Trajtlt Signad. Cuaarnvuy and Ornr. have reorrupinl It he i ma. Tim retreat of Ibe Urrtuana, Bald Ibe report, was ma4 mor difficult by I ho talna. hub atalicnl bfavy tuna and Impnllmrnia of varloua kinda. Tbe offlrlaj con.mltUnu lautd by lh rY-nrh (otrrnmrnt lunliibt ara tbal the alllfd armlra ar In rluav rontai't lih tb (it-rmana vrrhpn and that the forward niovrotrot coo llnura brtwrrn tb Mfuao and Arctvooe. Tho text of th cumniunlcatiuQ la aa followa: 'On our lt wloc our ami Ira ar In clo con (art with the rortny oo tbi I nallona hair trrii aicncd ao far, but hole front from the hclchla north of I there are aevrral more yet to bs rati the Klver Alane wrat and aouth of tk-i by the arnate Rhelma. The aicnlnx of the tn-atlca tiwk "On the cent our our forward more-1 plare In the practice of tho un'mb-r mrnt betw.'en tbo Argonna dlatrli t and ' of the cabinet, the Meuae contlnuca. "It la ahaolutrlr untrue, aa baa been ...t.ll.vl , I l i k. . l . a I flclal Wolff arenoy. that tho tbe crown prince ta beili-clnc and bardlnit Verdun. Tbla city baa nervrj been attacked Only the fort of Troy. ' on, which la not part of tbe de frnae of Verdun, but protecta the beljrbta of Meuae, baa ben bombarded on aeveral occaalona. "It la known that the violent attacka --. I It v ) -V I I 120,000 BUB STATE HOP CROP ESTIMATE IH)IITI.AM). Ore.. Sept. 10. Thoae In cloai-at touch with I he bop Irado and crop of the Pacific uorlhwrat ate lixlity forecaatlni a crop of IIU.OOO to I'. (i.(ioi) balea for Oregon and 40. iHKl ha lea for WaahliiKton, lalrat rrtiirna from Ihe yarda iba have hifii Kathnred ahon a naae of iO to AO per iviit from a ear auo, Mini the aternxM oa la filmed al'.n.t J') l-r rent. While tbla yenr'a crop of liopa In liolh OreKon and Wb-IuiikIoii la ilia appoliitlna' aa compared with luat veor'a bl (unpin, allll t'u n liiioa aie, In Hue with what the nude had gen erally rlpei'ted tlurlnjc Ilie Inst few week a. While there haa been a loaa In quan tity, quality la better thin tiaunl, Kiid thia will make up aoin'lmt for the tii.iller cri. The oie are etpir laity alKiilflcant around Newlierit, HI I'm ul. Sherwood, llllil'oro, laurel, WiHidtiurn, Ml. Anisel and Sllverlon. Hanie amnll Iradlna l acaln report ed In the hop market at WIIIuiih lie val ley polnia. Iurln the l'it few dit Mr.N'cff Hroa.. of tbla city purcbaaed about 700 balea In the nlley at II lu ISo a pound. GEN SMITH DORRICN HEADS SICONO CORPS OP BRITISH IN PHANCC T L ALL LARGE WARSHIPS WILL SAIL PROM REPUBLIC'S COAST GARRISON'S ORDEN km m r- .. . t WW WAHIIIMITON, Kept. Il.-A formal order for American Iruopa to rai uai Vera t'ma waa laaurd lolar by te- relary of War liarrlaoa. II waa ala aald at the war depart iik ut that alt tn'pa will U with- draan from the Weiliau lMrd-r ri repl amall patrola. All lama warohlpa a-xin will bate Meilcan walera for the lrflnla i ata. here Ihey will parti. I al lu larn- t practice. Admiral Iletclirr will moved Ad mlral indrr lumormw aa rouimatidi'r of the Atlantic fleet. The withdrawal of Ilia American troopa from Vera t'rui will lie com pleted by October " Hit lraliHrlt from llamplori Itoada and U from New Orleana and lialvraton will atari aouth anon. I'rot lulonal I'rraldeni t'arranta will be aaked lo appoint aome one formally BATTLEVAGEDON AII0Elfj REPORTS f ROM Paris SAy Tmat COMi TO ALLIES AnJ' mm m nor cur doq Capture f Many Prt,aot,, vlua Retreat RapeM, BattU .Leal. t,n Tyelan 0ntr( Major Ireyfua, tbe famoua C'aptuln lreifua of the Oreyfua trlul fame, haa obtained a ronimlaiilon In the French army and la n-portrd to be at tbe front All the world rvnienibrra tho (treat Drvyfua rate. In w hlch thla offlcinl waa !. -..) ..r ..lll n,llll.r Ilia WA5IIINi:TON. Sept. IS.-S,-cretary ((,trloo ,nJ ,u,,,,u,.n, vindication llrvan thinka the peace treallea alrtned j ( f political ca-a toilay with An.ertca by KnaUnd. !of our timru China. Spain and Kranre will make 1 war with thoa.) countrtra almoat liu taillle. ao far aa tbe I'nlted titatra la concerned. Treallea with 26 foreign LORD OF ADMIRALTY SilLY ONE GAS LINE tltutlonal clubs, two ureal rivnl to- lltlcal ornanliatloni ol the ni-ttopolia. an enlhunlaKilc meeting was bvld lo nUtit In supixirt of the prime minis- ter'a call for recr'ilts. The chief ap-nk " I era were Winston Sencer Churchill. u-i8inv,!Tnv c..n r .., r ' 'I"' lord of the admiralty; F.K.Smith. iVr.:B."!"V",.Jow,","c" i.;- i"V W:;Z'?.rA.n:, Wr of the omrlal pn.. bureau. Ul UICU II oas DTr n tne ODjeCI Dm1"'" . ...v 1 - '"'l-nil Will I'moLa In'.iiF l.-i.l. .. th . j .j ...... .. . . . ih.. r-.i.i ir,i.-i.n i,. ihj. iM.-i. nu mii i rooks, la.ior leaut-r In tne uui .unrroTO nuu inai since jester- - ' - - '.....-....,. J. 1. .... l.n,.. ..n.n.nv l. I.. mmln OOUSe OI COmniOnS "There la nothliiK to report concern- across the Willamette bdow Mllwau log tbe rlKht wins." )''. but refused a permit to lay an other main across tne bend of tne rtver WASHINGTON. Sept 10 A wire lens message received (his afteino.m ifrom llerlln by the Gciiu.ui emb-siy ; here aald: "IMrector Nelfferch. ol I he IViilsch bank, recently toured I'.erMn, and 'slates that reports In iicMhiipira of the destruction of lleU'in-.i towns have been cri-atly exaRKPi-cted. 'Nelfferlch aald. I.O.'tON. Sept. II. I'nder the aus-! "vier.. nnomoni ami me in- pices of the National Liberal and ( on- i.m ,., vfn on,y p( rty d,.royrd "The Nation, an Egyptian publlrutlon WILSON CABLES TO KAISER AS A FRIEND attacks the 1'rltlnh g.xernment; do rlnrea FnKland brourht .tImxh the war under a futile pretext, nnd that Ger many had never been unfair to the na tlbns lined up acalnst her." End of War a Long Way Off. lXlsnOX. rtept. 12. First lord of the admiralty Wlnaton Churchill a of over 100 or 150 mile, one must be Jj,, f C.im t.m 'would "In a battle takinx place on a front careful not to build too hlKh hopes.' kN Sill hOK'ACE SnnM-DOHPlf.Nl to receive Vera Cms from lieneral IV . . . ..... I. .. .11 . .. l.u ruiiaioil. I liaiouis liilKia iuniviit 117 Ceneral llori.ee Hmlth Uirrlen haa ruueloii, llo llhllna the IM-rccl.taaa just been appol d to command the Maimed by FTance. may Iw held tm STond army corps of tbe llrtllah r- poraruy in eacmw pedlllonary force In place of tbe late (ietieral Crleraon, who died siiddvnly jtieneral Hmlth IKirrlen waa command er In chief at Alderahot from I '.'07 Fach army corps la composed of two divisions organised Into twenty four Infantry battalions, six cavalry re I meiits, rlKht batteries of horse artll k-ry of all suns each, eighteen batter- lea of field artillery of elx guns each, two howltier baiierlea of four guns apiece and troops of the euglueer corps. alKtial corps, army acrvlci corpa and other details. The general make up of the rvpedltlonary force la there fore approximately 72 lufatitry bat tailous, S ravnlry regiments, 21 bat teries of field artillery wllli III guns. 64 baltfrk-s of field aitlllery with 324 guna and six howltier batteries with 21 guns. The first rot pa la commanded by Lieutenant (leiierul Sid iKiuglaa llalg and the third by Major (ieiieral W. r. I'ulteney. I'AltlH. Hepl. II- II . ,.,. Iioiiliced here that the .. ' rui,iii. iii,,i,. .i. i " are along the uortheaat Verdun. tn (j. T MINERS TO ACCEPT TRUCE at Mllwaukle. holding that the aameiaaiu air. nurenm. nut wnn every . jpuriKise could be .gained by laying a'ttl,0nre na o'(n madt, the aitua- WASHINGTON'. Sept 15 President iP'P o ld. lion tonlitht Is belter, far better, than Wllaoa waa notified tbla afternoon by Miss Florence E. Olson protested ,l-,l"n could le.id us to expect In ibe convention of the United Mine 'against granting tbe permit. l'nl? e,rl-v. "taRe ,of tne campalsn. Hut ROADS ASK FOR INCREASE Worker of America that hi three year truce plan between the miners and operator of Colorado waa accept able to tbe miner. The convention met today at Trinidad. Colo. I WASHINGTON. Sept. la. Repre- " Isentlng the railroads affected by the Report comes from Seattle that at 5 pvr cent rate Increase decision. Pres the special meetlnR of the Northwvst 'ldent Wlllard of the Baltimore & era league last r.l;ht, Vancouver waa, Ohio road this afternoon filed a pe awarded the pennant and delegate I tltlon for further relief with the lu were elected to take tbe annual meet-1 terstate Commerce commission. The ing of the minor leagues at Omaha. It 'effect of the European war on the rail- was decided to bold the annual meet- j roads was cited a the reason for tbe had thia battle been as disastrous as, thank God. it appenrs to be trium phant, I should havo come before you tonight with unabated confidence that we have only to continue our efforts to bring this war to the conclusion which we Intend. lug December 13. petition. LONDON. Sept. 12. Occupation by an Australian naval squadron under Admiral Patev of the islands of the Hismarrk archipelago, a German pot.- in.. I nn In tha Pnrifln n-n annm.nnl I today. ready to put 25 army corps Into tne field In continental Europe "by the summer of 1915," was the subject nf much comment today. The opinion wa freely expressed that the government leaders believe thrt public la over-optlmlMllc as a re sult of the allleV success in France the past few days and are trying tj prepare the people' minds against a disappointment. PECKINPALfGH TAKES CHARGE NEW YORK. Sept. 15. Frank Chance formally retired thla afternoon as manager of tbe, New York club of the American league. He plans to leave for California tonight, making the trip In hi automobile. WASHINGTON, 8epL 11. PrcaldeU Wilson early today wrute Secretary Ilryan to Inquire of A. Ruatom Hey, the Turkish ambaasador, whether a recent published atatement attributed to him was authentic. The ambassador had a long conference witb Mr. Ilryan at tbe atate depart-nem, after which the aecretary conferred with the president. The ambassador, It Is understood ex plained that tho statement aa pub lished waa accurate, but waa Intended In no way to reflect on the I'nlted States government. It waa understood that with this explanation the Incident will be closed. WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 A reply to Kaiser Wllhelm'a cablegram of pro test against alleged lielglan atrocities waa sent lo llerlln today by President Wilson. The message aald' "I received your Imperial majeatv'a ImiNirtMit communication of the lib, and read It with the gravest Interest and concern. I am honored that you should have turned to me for Itmutr tlal judgment as the representative of a people tr ily dlalnti re.ted as respects the present war. and truly dealnms of knowing and accepting the truth." After repeating substantially the aauin language concerning the outcome of the war aa that used In bla ai cli to the Helglan proleat roiiiinlaaloti, tbe president concluded: "I apeak frankly, herauan I know you will expect and wish me In do so aa one friend ahould to another ana because i reel sure such a reser vatlon of judgment until the end of the war, wheu eventa and circumstances can be aeen In their entirety and true relation, will commend Itself to yoa aa a true expreaslon of sincere neu trallty." Myrtta Point Enterprise: Tbe other day we paid a visit to a neighbor and found hint running his auto at a mark. Ho had set two light stakes In tho ground six feet apart and the trlrk waa to run and back the auto betweeu litem from different angleg without touch ing. Homo day bla practice will pull him out of a tight place and will save him more than the small amount of "ammunition." In shooting at a mark. llpilllllIIIIIIIIIlIN CUBA PENNANT and alaska a strong and d f. n.i,, u"" rr front from Noi i, t. w t of Paris, to a point b,, The Una thus runs nearly , we.i. in i.atlto, according report, is 110 mill a long Tha official communication .;, "Poring Ih daa of Hrp(rii, and IS ibe rearguard of tbe m overtaken by our pursuing for..ltj i,ii...i ... . .... . fin ini race ui p.,,,. foried by largo armies, the i,c,biW4 aaed a defensive battle alohg tlj,,, enure front, on which certain i.f ih,ir iMialtlons show atroug orsani.ti,, This front Is hounded by tbe r.n & Noyon. lb plains lo tbe north i.f Vic surAlaue and Hoiaaona, Iji.hi, helghla to the north and to n,.' of Khrlma and a line wblih .. thence to the north of Vllle aur Thh.k lo the weat of the Argonne r-ct-.a' and which la Continued thi-ixe .,i,n4 the Argonne by another line. a paaars hortb of Varrnties. a imihi o .i baa been evacuated by the vneiu. i,J rvacbea the. Ithrr Meuae In I hi. nrlub iMirhood of the Forest of Forges. lil,a Is north of Verdun "During tbe pursuit of Ibe u(ed by our troop after the i,ttt. of the Marne, u,e i-rtiiana abandnnr, nuuienius pnaonera to our bsnda To these men there baa barn aiblid large multitude nf stragglera. nho rri bidden In the forests. "No exact accounting of th-ae nrta. oners, or of the war material aimr-d uy ua ao tar naa heen Misslble It la for this n-aaoii that the minl.ter of war. who does not want to rir. flgurea which might lie considered fan taatle, refrains fnmi announcing Ua details of lhem rapturea." Another official romiiiiitilcatlon h. aued tonight aniiouncea that bead iw. tera send no new details of the battka now lielng fought along the Al-na river. THESE ARE THE MOST BEAUTI FUL PENNANTS WE HAVE OFFERED DON'T MISS TrlESE PENNANTS, WE HAVE ONLY A 8MALL NUMBER iiEni.i.v. Rent, in-div wi Sayvllle, l . The (iermnn pmaiiecis In the battle In the Marne ..!.... still characterised In llerlln r.v,... able. The general staff haa authorised ih- announcement that nowhere along ih Hue of battle have the lintlah or Frenrh force won a victory. 1NO iletalla of the flgbllng In Frame are given out, and It la aald iwi uu u- lalvn tarn of evenla aeema urotiaWw for aome time lo coma. Submarine I Nw Factor. WASHINGTON. Hept. 10. "The re- ported sinking of tbe llrlllsh cruiser latbrinder by a German submarine la new event In naval history," said Captain Hrlstol. Secretary of the Navy Daniels aide, this . afternoon. "The submarine,," be continued, "waa not de veloped aerlously before Ibe Husso JapBiiesu war. Attempts to use sub marine In that war were thwarted." Never before in history have you been able to secure regular $1.00 Pennants for 15 cents, and you could not now, only with the coupon clipped from this ad. Use your coupon today. RETAIL VALUE 75 cts. and $1.00 36 inches long, 15 inches wide Pennants are useful and lasting. Everybody likes the brightness of the pennant colors. Clip the coupon in today's paper and Ket the pennants while the offers are open. Hundreds are rloine so and the pen nants are going with a grand ruh to brighten the Home, the Office and the School. Dont' forget the boys and girls away at school and send them pennants; will make their 'rooms more cheerful The voune men and women who are employed all day appreciate the gay touch in their rooms when they return from their day's work. They make gorgecus decorations wherever used. If you have not already secured the previ ous pennants offered, start at once to make up your collection. You will want every one in the scries. When you use the coupon you receive $1 dollar pennants for one coupon and 15 cents. Previously Announced WASHINGTON STATE AND Oregon State Pennants can be had by presenting coupon at this office or by mail. Pennant! Coupon (Good for all four Pennants announced.) Name - Address Pennant desired This Gjupon and 15c (to cover incidental cost of handling) entitles the holder to one Pennant when presented at the Circulation Department of The Oregon City Enterprise. By mail, 20 cents in cash or stamps. This Coupon Good for Any PENNANT Pennant Coupons appear in the daily and weekly issue of The En terprise. Any coupon is good for any pennant which has been announced. In ordering pennants which have already been announced it is nec essary to send one coupon and the incidental handling price for each pen nant desired. Mail orders are sent out the same day received, if the pennants are in stock. Should the pennant desired be out when the order is received it will be held until we are notified to send another. lUsla Cross Canada. NKW YORK, Sept. 10. Arrivals hero this afternoon from Canada said thnt 167.000 llrlllsh trootia. Incliidlnr soldiers from India, Australia and New Zealand, had crossed Canada en route, to Franco. They boarded tranaports, It wbs aald, at St. John. Canadian newspaper hnve been forbidden to print news of the movement of troops. British Want Blggar Army. LONDON. Soul. 10. Premier As- qnltll today asked tiarllaim.nl in In. crease thn lirltlnh regular nrmy by iiuii.uuo. It was believed It would ! donn Immediately. 0 Intended to nsk for further Inrrenses Inter, thn pre mier said, If 60H.000 proved too few. The Initial Increnso of riOO.ono, As milth ndded. would bring tho total es tablishment of regulars nnd terri torials, or volunteers, up to l.COl.SSs men. War Begin In Africa. CAPK TOWN, Union of South Af rlru, Sept. 10. A stronii military form from (iermnn kouIIiwohI Africa Is en touched on lirlllHh territory near lli boundary, Premier llotlui told thn co lonial parliament today. Ho nddcil Hint troops wero on their way to dis lodge, ihu invaders nnd Hint all of Ger man HouthwoHt Africa would bu at tacked, Oceanlo la Wrecked. LONDON, Sept. 10. DotullH wero iiiiobinlnabln today of tho manner In which tho Whlto star liner Oceanic. In Hfirvlca as n converted crulaor. report ed wrecked off tho north Scotch coiihI, met Its fate. Tho official wnr now bureau an nounced only that tho vessel was "it total wrock" without explaining wheth er It win driven ashore by ft storm. stranded hy accident or destroyed by tho enemy. The crow, howover, u was saiu, was snved. GORDON BENNETT MARRIED On Mail Orders Kindly Send 20 Cents in Stamps Address Pennant Dep't. ;Jg jSntCrBriSC Oregon Cit' 0re2n NEW YORK, Sopt. 10. A Paris dis patch printed bore thlx afternoon by the New York Sun Bald James Gordon llminntt, publisher of the New York Hornld, wns married In Paris today to Karoncfts do Houter, widow of Itaron George de Router. Ilaptlst hens In Dallas will help pay the pastor's salary. An okB club has been formed by women members of tho church who own chickens. All the eggs laid on Sunday will be sold and the proceeds turned Into the pastor's salary fund. At ho end of a year the women whose nuns contribute tho most eggs will bo given suitable recognition. The KnternrtaA cava Ihnt fnrmera In the vicinity of Newberg are paying more attention to tbe growing of clo ver for send. Dim farmer threshed out 12 bushels from three acre aftnr taking off five tons of good bay 1 June.