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SECOND
EDITION
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Korly-foiirtli Yrnr.
Unllv-Ninth Vinr.
BOSTON DEFEATS ATHLETICS. SCORE ftl
y FRENCH ARMY IN CHIP UNO ON THE MARCH; AUTOMOBILE CONVOYS OF THE FOOD
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Gowily, Hltlinn Star (or Duston flu-
dolph Pilches Game of First Water
Slew Balls Puzzle Atlitetics At-
ttmlancc 20.5G2, Receipts $43,6391
-Plnyers Uet $26,805.
PIIILAIlKLPIHA. I'ii.. Oct. II.
The official (mine for lit
liinliiiicc iiml gnlc icci'lpts ihhI
their ilivi-iiMi for tin Notional
Coiiiiniftxiiiii, ln.M'i iiml clubs
is itH" follews:
Altciiilniico U0.oo"J.
Koccints .f ),li:ilMH.
National CoiiiiiiisNion $l)i:i.llll
I'Iiivitx '-'(I.HO.VOO.
Clubs .1.17,870.1(1.
Kurd dubs slime .8,i)r.n.".
sunn: paiik, Philadelphia, o.i.
II, Tlu Huston National league pen
iiniil winners easily run away with
iln Philadelphia Athletics today, dc
Icntiug them liy a score ii' 7 In 1.
Tin) Muslim train ilroo Heudor, tlu
Athletics Mar right liaiul, from llio
iiiiniinl by lerrilie hitting, which llu
llrnves pieced together when hits
meant runs, dowdy was llio hilling
slur ol' llu H-Iiii, gelling llnw
halV IiIuwk in llurt' tiaiiw at Intl. Onu
nf (luwilyV hit k wax a iluuliln ami
aaiitlicr a iripli', hU t hit tl hit liclnj; a
hliiKlf.
Kmlolph pili'ht'il a Kiiiiiu ol' I'irxt
watiT hall for hin i-luh, wlii-n ln hchl
Ilic Allili'lii'K hpollhoaiul li.v kIovv halU,
uliii'h i'iiiihi up In tha pinto, ith hi a
a toy Imlloon. Tim Alhli'lifh' liia
iot hittuiH fiiiihl tin uothiiiK with hi;
ili'livoiy, Tim lliwlon rooti'i'ti par
ailcil oat of lm kioiiiiiIn after Urn
Kami1, led liy a Iihihs haml.
I'aik In I'mUi'd
Tho viih). iTauhi'K of tfhiho pmh
wciii choki'il lo rapacity loaf; hofom
piam tium. Tluvu anil t'our (Iiiich tho
ivgiilar i'iil prii'i's woro oflVrt'il for
liula'lH ami Urn lU'imiml at llu'm' fi
iiics I'.xitcmlml tm Niipply.
Tm oiilfichl hIiiiiiI, Hi'iilint; lllllll
pci'MiiiN, wn thrown open al 10 :r0
oVIoitli. II wan lilli'il within a Miort
tinm ami llm unit1 with cliihi'il, Tim
liot in Ihm loj' hciiIn in thin uuris
hinvi'il Kcnlioa hail wnilril iinuo llnui
loll.V llOIII'H, Sl'Vl'llll HOIHI'll hlllllll in
Ihm hiiica ilayhii'iili. Iliimlri'ilrt vimv.
i'ii llin i'oiiIi'hI I'i'iiiii li'inporury hImiiiIh
iiii'i'lcil oiT llm 1'ooI'h i 1' InniHi'ri (lint
ovi'iliiul; llm lini'l.lii'lil whIIn.
Tim ilay wiih wiiiiii anil IiiiiiiIiI nml
nun Hiillni for fat hiiHi'hall. An In
nlnli'iil miiii hinm'il lluiiaih Iha riu'ii
ai'liiK i'IoihIn ami llicii' wiih only a
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Bombardment rf Antwerp's Inner
Forts and Outlying Ports of City
Began Carly Thursday Morning
ami Continues Unfnterruptctlly
Forts Four anil Six Silenced.
I.O.VPON, Oil. !l, .r:l.- p. in. Thf
Anipli'iiliiin i'ori'ipomh'ul ol tin1
Ki'iilfi' 'IVIt'Kiiim company at 112:1(1
p. in. calilcil:
"The aniiilcrruptcil tliuiiilcrinc of
Kims wiim licai'il at KoHi'iiihial front
Antwcip IhioiiKhonl I he niiiht. The
iiriiiK hlaelieneil a little in the early
morning, lint it linn miicc ivsiuneil.
"The xky ht-l uilit uk nil wiih
the tlnmes of Antwerp."
Antwerp In I'lnmeM
TUB HAWK, Oel. 0. (1 a. m. via
l.omlon, li:IO a. in. The lumilmul
meiit of AulwerpA innei foils ami
the onllyiiiK' piiiIn uf the city staileil
al l'J:.'J0 Tliunxlay inoriiin. At noon
the city was IniiniiiK in four places.
It is ri'porteil that inner foith niinu
hers four urn! siv have been sileueeil.
The exiiiliw of the panic Mriekcu
people of Aulweip couliuiies, It is
li pin led that the ilil.c have heen
opeiieil.
Ciitlicilritl ItoiiiluintiMl
I.O.VDON, Oel. II, 2:l."i p. in. In
u iliHpalch fnun Oheiil, ilateil Tliarr.
day, llm eoruv.),inileul of tho Star
trmiMiiits the followiui
"An officer ulmiu 1 mel flutes that
llm hoiiihiiiiluient of the calhetlral al
Aulweip hatl liepiu at the hoar he
left lite city, which was 10 o'clock
Thiii-Mlny uioiuiiii;. Kire hail hroken
out in ninny places. Tho (lerniaus
were iimiii; their Mi inch howitzers
with terrible effect on llm inner line
nf foils, but kiiiis of smaller calibre
were brim' employed for lite destruc
tion of tho city itself.
"The airship which dropped a boitih
on the law coin Is was snhjcotril In
a trrrilic tiie ami must ccrliiiuly
have been hit.
"The InirKOiiiiifctrr of Antwerp has
declared his intention of ic-Ulmj,' to
llm last."
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PRICE 1 0 CENTS A TON
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0. -An ml
vanco of ten coiiIh a ton lu tho frclKht
rattm on ronl, proposeil by tho Hotith
WchIciii iiilli'oiiilii wiih Hied today
with tho liilor-Ktnto (.'01111111)1 co Com
iiiUhIoii, lliiliniti liimimiultid by Hid
coiiiiiilMHlnii (ho lucrcuim will becoiuo
nfcfrllvo Hucuiulior I.
MEDFORD.
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BATTLE EXTENDS
NORTH OF LILLE
TO BELGIAN LINE
PARIS, Oel. I). .I:l)( p. m, The
followitijj official niiiiniineemrnt was
Kivcn out in Paris this nftcumen:
"The general Mttintiou luih under
pine no ehaiiKe.
"On our left whin I ho two opposing
bodies of cavalry are still operatinj,'
lo the tun th of I.ille mid of La KiixM
uiiil the bailie coutiiiues ahui1; the
line marked by the regions of l.ens,
Arras, Hrny sur Sonnne, Chaidnes,
Uoyo and l.iisMiiy.
"On the center of Oi-e and on the
.Meu-r, only actioiih of minor iinport
ance liuvc hern repoited.
"On our riultl, in the Woevro dis
trict, there has been an artillery con
test along tho entire front, lu Lor
raine, in llm Vo-gcs and in AImico,
there has been no change.
"lu Itosula, Montenegrin troops
have continued their ndvuuco in tho
direction of Sarajevo as far as the
lortifird lino which protects the eilj
at a distance from it of eight kilo
meters." E
SOUTH OF GHENT
LONDON, Oct. I), Slot) n. in. The
Antwerp correspondent of the Central
Newt, under Thursday's dale, scuds
(he following;
"The (leruiiiu effmt towaids North
I'Yani'o wllh a view of fi,ing u wedge
between Antwerp iiml llm nl lies has
hern nc)il,v ilestro.M'il, Fierce light
ing Is-hfi'iiriuig ainiiud .ille ami
south of (Ihenl. I'lUoueiH hae hern
laltrn lo Dunliiili ad (Mend ami a
(lei iiiiiii iirropliinu has horn de-Bliuycd,
OMWOtf, FRIDAY, CKTOHRIt 0, 10M
THE BRJTISH ARHY IM PRANCE
ANTWERP
STILL '
DEFIES ATTEMPT
TO CAPTURE CITY
LONDON, Oct. 0, 10:05 n. m. So
far as London knows this morning,
Antwerp, tho latest of tho cities of
llolgluin to bo beleaguered is still,
holding out against tho German on
slaught. King Albort 1ms with
drawn from tho city toward Ostond,
whero tho administration Is now fully
established, but practically tho ontlro
Holglau field army has remained to
resist, ns long as possible, tho tiro
of tho great German guns, tho hor
rible effects of which wcro niado
plain at Llegc.
Tho nations opposing Germany
hoped Hint tho dofondors could hold
out till tho nllles dellvcrod so mo do
elslvo blow along tho hattlo lino In
Franco, which has now almost
reached tho North Sea coast, mid
taken In conjunction with tho fight
ing which extends across tho llolglan
frontier to tho northward of Llllo,
makes a gignntio front sprawling llko
a snako halt across ltolglum and
across practically all of northeastern
Franco.
Tho siege of Antwerp and tho bat
tle of tho Almio ari thus becoming
moro closely related nml both Ger
mans mid allies aro making tho most
desperate efforts to stimuli through
tho oyor lengthening western wings.
It Is contended that tho Gormnus
fulled In their effort to drive a wodgo
through this icgloii nml tho latest
Paris coiuiuiinli',atloii contends Hint
llio situation Is stationary though
most li)ltnil fighting continues.
If Antwerp fulls It will prove tho
liioffct'llveiioHH of modern forllflni
llonu uiuilimt mnditrii gnus, for Ant
wurp Is llio taut word In luuvuloiis
liunlurn, '
SUPPLY OF
MUMjt inuius.
BELGIAN REFUSAL
TO COOP UP ARMY
CAUSED SEIGE
LONDON, Oct. fl, .1:40 a. in. The
correspondent of tho l'ost at Ant
werp, in describing the events pre
ceding the bombardment snye:
"About a month ago tho German
eoinutnnders begun to realize the dan
ger of having the llelgian army oc
cupying a fortified position which
continually threatened tho German
lines of communication. The Ger
mans threw out feelers to ascertain
if Itelgium would agree to keep her
army in Antwerp in letuin for tho
German promise not to attack Ihe
town,
"Tho Itelgians indignantly rejected
nil such propo-nls and replied by gal
lant sorties, which, however, failed of
complete success. Tho taking of Al
ost renewed tho Gormen necessary
for an aggressive campaign against
tho Helgians, which began after fur
ther German pornusuln for an agree
ment were rejected by (ho ljelgians.
"Accordingly th Germans brought
up some of their heaviest field pieces
and opened wiih tho bombatdiuent of
Maliaes. For a week afterward the
Gentians each dav bombarded some
open town outside of Antwerp with
the idea Unit the fleeing civil popula
tion from these villages would wreck
tho morale of the Aulweip garrison.
Thero is mi (ptetion that this polioy
had its crt'eel."
LONDON, Oel. ," 7T:"J2 p. in. A
dispatch lo Ihe Keuter Telegram
coinpaiiv from Aiuslerdatu sitys that
the llt'iliit correspondent of the Telo
graaf rciioits (hat Ihe dolman army
licadipiarlcrs mo now at a French
town fifty kiloiurtcis from Ihe front,
lo which they wire n moved ftom
LiiM'iuhurgt A spi'rhil courier srr.
vice has been iirraugi'il between Her
llu and the lii'iulipiiuli'is, mid 1'ics.
si'iigcui iiiul.e the round lli in I hi re
duyn,
TIE ENGLISH ARMY IN FUME.'
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ALLIES EXIEND
LI OF BATTLE
TO NORTH SEA
Storm Center of Battle of Aisne Ex
tends Northward Allies Hope by
Flanking Move to Aid Beleaguered
Fortress of Antwerp Przemysl Is
Reported About to Fall.
ROME. Italy. Oct. 0. by way
of Lodon, r:lS p. in. Tho
Russian ambassador, whllo do-
nylng a report that tho garrl-
son of Przemysl In Gallcla,
had surrendered to tho Kits-
stuns, added "howover, tho
wholo town Is on flro and Its
capitulation Is now Inovlt
able"
LONDON, Oct. 0, 2 p. m. Tho
military fortunes of Conoral Von
Kluck and his one-armed adversary
commanllng tho allies' cavalry are
being rapidly mado or marred within
sight of tho North Sea which sots a
limit to tho outflanking movements,
tho accomplishment of which for so
long has boon tho supremo goal of the
rival generals.
Tho storm centor gradually has ex
tended northward. The battle of tho
Alsno alreudy has boon morgod into
tho hattlo of tho So in mo and tho bat
tlo of tho Lys and It tho long left
tentacle, ot tho allies continues to
stretch out In its present direction
tho flnalo ot tho tltnnlc struggle may
ho fotignt out on tho banks ot tho
Scheldt and may decide tho fato of tho
boleaguored fortross of Antworp, now
a proy to "oriuan Howitzers and
aircraft. Whothor tho garrison of
Antworp will bo ablo to Eland Its
ground until tho fato of tho attempt
to rollovo tho fortress is decldod, Is
impossible to foretell.
Whllo some plrturos of the bom
bardment of Antworp tuny have boon
overdrawn; It U nevertheless fully
confirmed Mint thu duiiiKo don by
tha ItiVuiidlury shells and kmitf
hIiowuiIiik on llio citadel from th
(Continued on pHK lhrti)
WEATHER
Itnln Max. m Mhtf'Wj
ltd. limn, 5i Prwlp. .JW.
NO, 172
&j2r:OOE SUPPLY
- - OP - rHti ENGLISH
ARMY. CONVOYS OF
AUTOMOtMLE. TRJUCKS
IRRIGATION FOR
HE VALLEY
E
Officials of Canal Company Am t
Submit Twenty -Year Cwtract,
Providinn Stockholders Apprave
. Campaign to Be Inaowateri t
Sign Up Necessary Acreage.
Tho construction ot an Irrlgstba
system, by the Rogue River Canal
company, nt an estimated total ex
penditure of S2.SOO.000, which will
cover all portions ot tho valley north
ot Talent, will be assured It the
necessary acreago can be signed up
upon a 20 year contract n a cmpjilKH.
soon to bo Inaugurated among the
land owners.
Tho Irrigation committee of the
Fruit Growers League, consisting ot,
Messrs. Reckwlth, Anderson, Sum
nor and ParMns, announce that tha
Canal company expects to be able to
present In tli immediate future, as
Irrigation contract to the land ownera
of tho Rogu river valley, contain
ing a 20 year claim for payment".
Tho contract wlll provide a water
rignt at $i)U au acre ana an annual
maintenance foe of $2.69 per acre.
tho land ownervbelng'Klvenfrom three
to rive years to mane me ursi pay
mont, tho payments to extend ever
a period of 20 years.
Such a contract has been agree to
by Patrick Welch, the Spokane ex
tractor, who owns a controlling In
terest In tho Canal company n4'r
R. K. Nelll, vice-president and gen-'
oral manager ot tli,e coaeern. Be
fore definite announcement ea be
mado, tho matter must be ratmed;?
tho company stock and security' heW
ors at Spokano.
A minimum of 25,000'.BoreaJe;e
a posslblo CS.OQ.Q aeree nwrlM
slgund up before constructlo binlm.'
It will be necessary to comnlete the
storage dams anil extend tne eo,
dulls throiiKhout the valley, Jawtlv
lug an expedlture e( ever f 2,9i,M.
Tho stumbllHg bleek In all efeviMW
efforts to sln hh the MMaewy
use to be IrrlgsM, has been Mia MM
limit In Ik eoHti', ftv yetra hflftf
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