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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
At The GRAND Tonight

THE RANGE WAR, a thrilling three part Warner Feature, pieturing the jealOsy of the eattlemen and sheepmen, and featuring Josephine West and Joe Ryan One continuous riot Of action. You are held spell bound throughout the entire produe- ton by the desperate chance. that these daring men of the range take. Joe Ryan. the owner of the cattle ranch, four different times risks his life by daring bits of horsemen ship.
 Preceding this feature will be a single reel drama entitled, The Great CT Devotion, with Wallace Reid and Dorothy Davenport in a Mexican TO- nance.
 The show closes with split reel comedy. Tie first part contains scenes in and around San Francisco. Friday and Saturday the sth install ment of the Trey O. Hearts. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
MILITARY BASE
 FORWARDED
Heavy Damages Inflicted
 By Airmen
THREE BELGIANS SENTENCED
 TO DEATH BY GERMANS

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 2s-Advieos just received say that the Allied air men bombarded the German submarine and military base of supplies last evening at Bruges, destroying tho mnnition factory and inflicting other damage.
 From the same source of informa tion, it is learned that three Belgians had been sentenced to death by a German court martial held yesterday. The report says that the Belgians were accused of smuggling letters in. to Holland.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
BERT HENR1cKsoN HURT

While working on a pile driver to- day pluuing billing of one U the traps for Rounsfell, ladder fell and threw Bert Henricson on the deck of the pile drive. His arm was broken between the elbow and shoulder. After being brought to town he was taken to the Arthur Yates Hospital where he is being taken care of by Dr. B. L. Myers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
Has Joined the Benedicts
PoLLY-DRAKE

Miss Dora A. Polly, of Langly, Washington. and George L. Drake, of the Forest Service, with head quarters at Ketehikan. were married at Juneau last Saturday evening shortly after the arrival of the Mari posa, on which the bride came north MT. and Mrs. Drake will be in Ju- neau for another month. where Nj. Drake is doing some survey work. and they will then come to this city to make their home
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
The Hit of the Season

A grand opening Ball will be giv. en at the Skating Rink Saturday evening September 18th, 1915 The Philippine Orchestra of five pieces, first, second and third mandolin guitar and eucolalie, will furnish the music for the occasion.
 Gentlemen, $1.00 Ladies Free.
 NOTE-Anyone not wishing to pur- chase ticket for the entire evening may enter for 9 cents, which 'en- titles his to three dances and dance on the jitney plan, of 10 cents per dance thereafter. The floor will be in class A condition.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
Burn-Em-Up-Jr. Wins

Owing to the fire call at critical moment last night the votes in the Jitney race were not counted after the first show as per schedule. The final count showed Burn em-up, Jr, having 1S9; Patching, 166; and Foos- ness 151. Percy Atkinson was an easy winner in the native race. To- night the race for the next Jitney begins, and a complete change of pro. gram is with it. We hase another of those famous Pathe Daily News on the bill tonight with more of the French war pictures, showing the seige guns in action that they captured from the Germans. Mammoth swim ming pool is shown at St. Louis
 scenes at the street car strike in Chicago, a thrilling dive from a 100 foot platform. The fashions on this number are at the seaside and they are some fashions. Everything in the bathing line. The Biograph Go. are furnishing the feature tonight in the line of two reel scientific pro- duction called, The Science of Crime. This is the most complete picture of this nature that we have ever shown. Something doing all the way through. The comedy tonight is a scream and when we boost our comedies you can come prepared for laugh. This one is featuring Ruth Roland, the halem girl, ill one of her sensations. It is roar, scream all the way. ad
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
ALLIES PREPARE
 NEW CAMPAIGN
Will Attempt to Liberate
 Stricken Belgium
Good Work of Artillery
GENERAL JoFYRE COMMANDERS OF ALLIED FORCES TO
 TAKE INITIATIVE

PARIS, Sept. as-General Joffre who has been in conference with the minister of war gave out last evening enough of the result of his conference to justify the statement that the Al lies nave decided upon new plan of action.
 Tie commanders have agreed to take the initiative throughout Bel gium and already the artillery that has carried nearly every point dur ing the campaign. is at work and q continual artillery fire is kept.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
TERRIBLE WAR WEAPON IN USE

PETRoGRAD, Sept. io-AnOther new German invention applicable to shrapnel shells is in use. The ineen- diary fire bombs which starts flames is. anything that will burn are famil- jar. They have now found method of using something similar in the form of or combined with shrapnel. Any man struck by shrapnel from these is terribly burned. the burns often proving fataL even when only limb is struck.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
Along The Waterfront

Tie Pacific Coast steamer Spokane headed the procession of boats ar irving about press time last evening, and took the following southbound passengers from Ketehikan: Ms. Alice H. Webb,
 L. C. Harrington,
 Mrs. Fred Smith.
 Geo. Failing,
 T. Hoover.
 Y. 4. Robinson.
 oslSar Gunderson.
 ". F. Everett. c. Larsen,
 Richard Bushen, Jr.
 Wm. Semar.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
Ov|NSK, IS POINT
 OF ATTACK
Teutons Hammering Ser
 bia Along Danube
War Office Takes Hand
IN CoNSTANTINoPLE LIFE IS
 REPORTED UNBEATABLE

LONDON, Sept. 23-Advices re- ceivcd here convey the impression that the strongly fortified city of Dvinsk has become the German armie s objective point, as maneuvcrs of the armies show.
 It has been officially announced that the commanders of the Russian army at Wilma had clearly demon strated their ability to slip away from the Teutons. Although trap had been set for their capture, they retired with order.
 From Nish comes the news that the German armies are hammering Serbia all along the principal points on the Danube.
 A dispatch from Sofia says that the war office assumed the supervision of all sources of supplies and that the country is making all haste in preparing for the conflict that is considered inevitable. It is said that the people are cheerful and just a- waiting the command.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
BULGARIA TURKEY
 CONVENTION
Will Propose Maintaining
 Armed Neutrality
Bulgarians Still Active

LONDON, Sept 28-The Bulgarian Premier is reported in sdviees just received that convention had been arranged with the Turkish represen ta,ivs for the purpose of maintaining armed neutrality. This plan is part of Bulgaria s policy that is intend ed to be followed. provided agree ment can be arranged.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
BERNHARDT DELAYS TRIP

PARIS, Sept. 10-Mme Sarah Bern hardt has postponed for two months her forthcoming tour of the United States. Asked regarding a repor+ that she had cancelled her American engagements, Mine. Bernhardt tele- graphed the Associated Press from her residence at Andernos, as follow;
 ''I am not abandoning my tour in America. 1 have asked for two months time in order to form new company, as all the actors who were with me on my previous tour are serving in the army, four have been killed. Vive Le Franceln
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
CARRANzA TAKES CHIHUAHUA

WASHINGTON, Sept. ? 3-The State Department was advised today that Carranza had captured Chihua- hua after stubborn resistance offer ed by Villa. Villa is reported to be headed for Conora, where he will join forces with Gen, Maytorex.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
PLANNING TO IMPROVE
 GASOLINE MOTORS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s-Henry Ford of automobile fame, spent the day yesterday studying ways and means whereby gasoline motors can be inn proved. The intention of the navy department is to improve the sub marine motors and avoid repetion of the F4 submarine disaster at Honolulu,
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
Dr. Dumba Is Recalled

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-Yester- day Dr. Dumba, whose action in me'l- ding with American affairs leads to his recall by his home government, notified the State Department that he would leave on the 2Sth for his horne. Thus far, 1t is not known whether Dr. Dumba made arrange ments to secure safe conduct and it is said that he will make no efforts to that end until he receives further advices from Vienna.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
SURVIVORS ARRIVE
 IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept. as-The liner Tuseania arrived in port bringing most of the survivors of the burned Greek ship Thinai-
 Fire was discovered Tuesday even ing while in mid-oveaD, but prompt distress calls were sent that brought several steamers to the rescue. The Tuseania saved most of them and the res were picked up adrift in life boats by o.he. steamers
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

Tie Jefferson made port south bound, at o'clock last night. She had on board 15,1s0 cases of salmon, 1000 of which were from Skowl Arm eannery Passengers from this place were, !. \. Brown, H. Evans, Me Donald, Geo. Webster, H. Fenquist, W. Heimback, L. Nj. Grumback, Joe Byron. \. Rosene, K. K. Lind, W. O.. Martin and : Orientals.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD

BOSTON, Sept. 28-The gigantic battle between the American Base ball League is practically decided as the Bostonians have already four gamess the best of the net contestants. This gives them lead that is con sidered impossible to overcome.
 In the National League the win uers are not yet decided.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
Humboldt Due Tomorrow

JUNEAU, Sept. 23-The steamer Humboldt left here at one thirty this afternoon with T. P. Kendall, of the Surveyor Generas office, B. Bernsean and NJ. Marirk for Ketchikan. The travelling salemen whose headquar- ters are at Juneau, held meeting today for the purpose of perfecting plans for an organization that is to be known as the "AIaska Commercial Travellers Protective Association.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
U. S. GIVEN A WARNING

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-The State Department received advices this morning that q recognition by the United States of Carranza fac tion as government de faeto of Mex leo will incur the displeasure of GeL- eral Garza,
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
KUKUI COALING UP

The U. s. Lighthouse steamer Ku- kui, under command of Capt. Gregory, IS coaling up at the Ketchikan Wharf Co.'s bunkers preparatory to couple of week s cruise up Lynn Canal where they will repair lights and deliver supplie~
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS

Stock holders in the Pacific Build ing < Loan Association who have not paid their dues for this month please call at the Daily Progressive-Miner office and do so at once.
 NJ. A. MITCHELL, Agent.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

The Admiral Farragut, delayed by fog St Wrangeil Narrows did not ar rive in this port till 5:3o last evening She had a capacity load of passen- gers and freight, and only took Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rounsfell as passeng CTS from here.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
GEORGE IS AT HIS OLD. STAND

George Morrison is in from Water fall for the winter and looks perfect ly natural in his old place at the hardware counter in the Tongass Trading Co. IS store.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
THE COURT TO RETURN

Judge Jennings has announced that he would return to Ketehikan the 30th of this month to finish the business left incomplete when the court ad- iourned recently.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
ADVANCE IN PRICES

The local office of the Standard Oil Co, announces all advance of .01 cent per gallon on gasoline and naptha both on case and bulk.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT The Revilla

H. Burton E. B. Wetzler. Skagway. Alaska. Yerna Perino T. Rfiey, H. L .DesAutei, Yes Bay, -ain-isH-
 At the Stedman s. Brown J. H. Kline wm. AGeGrew, Portland, Ore Steve Sweitzer ". K. Martin, San Francisco, Cal
 At The Northern c. Gillespie Ole Christsen.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
French Aircrafts Active
BoMBARD STUTTGART AND
 KILL FOUR

BERLIN, Sept. 2s-As result of the bomharding of Stuttgart by French airships, four are dear and several others were injured. The damage caused 10 the property Is un- important.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
NoRTHBoUND

Dolphin, Friday, am. 9th. Alameda, Sunday pm. 18th. Al-Ki Sunday. 18th.
 Citv of Seattle. Saturday. 18th.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23
soUTHBoUND

Northwestern. Friday am. 24th. Princess Sophia. Saturday, am. 25th.
 Humboldt, Saturday afternoon 18th.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

Bath robes and dressing robes 9 per cent discount at Fields. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

Found-A bunch Of keys. Owner please call for same.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

Plenty of rain coats. top coats and sweaters at Field s If off sale. Ad-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

You can have a suit made to order at Field s, any price from $500 to $6O0O. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

Bargain week at the Gateway Store, in Dry Goods and shoes; great reductions in these lines. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

Field s sale continues at 9 per cent discount. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-23

At the Stedman
Evening star., 1915-06-10
zODA WEBSTER SENTENCED.
Convicted of Making Slanderous
Statements About Maree Taylor.

Convicted of violation of the chas-
tity act. Zoda Webster of 1922 Sth
street was sentenced to thirty days in
Jail in default of fine of $40 by Judge
James L. Pugh today in the Police
Court.
Maree Taylor Of Chicago. who said
she had been visiting her mother in
the same house with the defendant
charged that the defendant made in
decent rsmarks to her and also about
her in the presence of others. Other
witnesses testified as to the remarks
made by the defendant
The defendant denied making any
such statements. Il have not foilowe ed
this young lady and would not make
any such statements. when don't know
anything about her she said
That's just the trouble said the
court. You start such a gossip when
you have no right to do SO. The law
is made for just such a case as this, to
keep a person like you from making
such slanderous statements"
Evening star., 1915-06-10
WILL REVIEW CONVICTION
OF MISS S. H. HOTCHKISS
District Court of Appeals to Pass on
Case of Dressmaker Held for
Eight-Hour-Law Violation.
BY Webster.

The District Court of Appeals will re-
view the conviction of Miss Susan H.
Hotchkiss. the dressmaker who was
fined recently in the Police Court for
violating the eight-hour law. Attor-
neys Lemuel Fugitt and Tracy L. JET
fords obtained a writ of error from the
appellate court today and the case will
be argued early in the fall.
The constitutionality of the law will
be attacked in the appellate court. and
among the questions expected to arise
on the appeal are whether the girl or
woman who works more than eight
hours is equally amenable to the law
as her employer, as has been held in
white slave cases. The court will be
asked to define a manufacturing or me-
chanical establishment and to say
whether a dressmaker in her own
home with six girls helping her is a
manufacturing esta blishment or a mer-
camille establishment or both
Evening star., 1915-06-10
CITY PLANNERS ADJOURN.
Richard B. Watrous of WASHINGTON
Named on Executive Com mittee

DETROIT. Mich. June 1o.-The sew
snth national conference on city plan
ming. in session here since Monday, ad-
journed last night.
Next years meeting place will be Sc
lected by the following new executive
committee: Nelson p. Lewis. Lawson
Purdy. f. p. Goodrich. Henry c.
Wright. George B., Ford and Lawrence
WELLER. all of New York; Frederick
Law Oimsted. Brookline. Mass; George
T.. Hooker and Edward d. Bennett Chi
cago. Andrew Wright Crawford and
George S. Webster. Philadelphia
Charles Moore. Detroit; Richard e.
Watrous, Washington: John Nolen
Cambridge Mass: Thomas Adams, OF
tawa, Ont, Lee J. Ninde. Fort Wayne
Ind: A. l. Brookway, Syracuse, N Y;
W Tempieton johnson. San Diego, Cal
and Alfred Bettman. Cincinnati
Evening star., 1915-06-10
GOVERNOR TO HEAR CASE
Arguments For and Against Glenn
ency to Frank Will Be Pre-
sented Saturday.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 10.--A hearing
before Gov. Slaton on the application of
Leo NJ. Frank for communication of his
death sentence, was set by the gov
ernor today to begin Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock. Both sides will be heard.
The time was decided upon at con-
ference at the capitol participated in
by the governor. Franks attorneys and
Solicitor Hugh NJ. Dorsey, who prose
cuted Frank.
w. NJ. Howard. in charge of Frank s
case. told the governor that Franks g
attorneys would have nothing to pre-
sent except what was submitted at the
recent hearing before the prison COM
mission. including documentary evi-
dence. court records. Mrs. Frank s
statement and the letter of the trial
Judge, which expressed doubt as to the
prisoners guilt
Evening star., 1915-06-10
BANKER HALTS POLE RAISING.
Stands Over Hole Until Light Com
pany Signs Guarantee.

PiTTSBt RGH, Pa. June 10-Defy-
Ing squad of police which had been
rushed to the scene in response to a
riot call, a. L. Succop. president Of the
Germania Savings Bank. stood for
more than two hours with one foot
on either side Of hole in the pave
ment yesterday and refused to permit
workmen employed by a lighting com
pany to place a pole in front of the
bank building. onehalf a block from
the busiest corner in Pittsburgh
Crowds gathered and traffic was badly
congested. but he remained firm
representative Of the light com
psny finally appeared and gave Mr.
SUccop written agreement to remove
other poles which had been placed in
front Of the bank and the president
withdrew
Evening star., 1915-06-10
FLAG DAY DECORATIONS.
Post Office Department Court Mass
of Banners.

The interior court of the Post Off1ce
Department building today is being
decorated with hundreds of hags in
prepa ration for the Flag day exercises
which will be held in the department
Monday Third Assistant Postmaster
General Alexander NJ. Dockery is to
deliver an addresses. The band from
the Mayfiower will play. and double
sextet and a double octet, each com
posed of employees OF the department
will sing.
The deco-a ations this year for Flag day
are more elaborate and handsome than
ever before. Each state in the Union
is contributing a large silk flag. and
they will be conspicuously placed in
the huge court.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
MEN HELD, NOT AMERICANS.
Germans Accused of Plotting Liberia.
tion of Officers in Denmark.

cOPENHAGEN, June 1o.--1t has been
established that two Germans arrested
Sunday AT Seaby, Denmark, who de-
scribed themselves as e. Gumprecht
and T. HauT of New York, are not
Americans. although they had visited
New York. These men, with II. Haan
of Copenhagen, were arrested on the
charge of having been concerned in n
plan to effect the escape of the interned
German officers of the two Zeppelines
wrecked last February OF the Danish
coast.
Two other Germans have been ar
rested on the same charge. 1t is as
serted the men had arranged to con-
vey the interned German officers in
automobiles to the coast. where a
steamer was waiting to take them to
Germany.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
BRITISH NAVAL LOSSES
ARE PLACED AT 6,4O9

LONDON, June l0.-The total NUN Der
of officers and men who have perjshed
through the sinking of British naval
craft since the outbreak Of the war is
64o9, according to a statement made
by I. J MacNamara, financial secre-
tars- of the admiralty in the house Of
commons this afternoon.
This total does not include the men
who lost their lives on the mine Layer
Princess Irene and the British battle
ship BuIwark, both of which were
blown up in Sheerness harbor.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
MEMORIAL EXERCISES. HELD.
Tributes Paid in Memory of Amanda
Smith. Colored Missionary.

Memorial exercises in memory Of
Amanda Smith, the colored missionary,
who died last February in Florida. were
held by the Bethel Literary and His
torical Association at the Metropolitan
A. NJ. E. Church Tuesday night. Mrs.
l. \. Ross of Baltimore made the prin-
cipal address. Mrs. C. H. Stepteau read
tribute written by the late Bishop
Thoborn Of India. Others who spoke
included Miss Mayme Jones of st. Louis,
Mrs. Anna Waddleton, r. A. Tucker,
Rev. c. II. Stepteau, Rev. L. A. Best
and Miss NJ. A. D. Madra.
Music was furnished by the junior
choir of the church, Mrs. Capitola
Smith in charge.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
sUFFRAG1sTs ARE sNUBBED.
A. J. Montague Goes to Wedding In.
stead of Receiving Them.

RICHMOND, Va, June 10-Woman
sufragists of the Congressional Union
faction held an indignation meeting in
front Of the law offices of A. ]. Mon
tague, here today, because when they
called to demand of him his support of
an amendment to the federal Constitu-
tion comforting votes upon women they
found that he had gone to attend the
marriage of Representative Jones
daughter, leaving long letter posi-
lively refusing to support the bill.
Miss Alice Paul of Washington and
Miss Mabel Vernon of Delaware led the
delegation, in the absence OF Mrs. o.
II. z. Belmont of New York, who was
to have been here. but who Is Ill.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
TWO BRITISH TORPEDO
BOATS SUNK BY ENEMY

LONDON. June 10, $40 p.m.--Two
British torpedo boats were torpedOed
this morning of the east coast OF
England by a German submarine.
The boats are the No. 10 and the No.
L.. Both of them went to the bottom.
The survivors. forty-one In number,
have been brought ashore. The attack
took place at a very early hour. This
Information wns given out by the ad-
miralty today.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
WET WEATHER HELPS WHEAT.
Brightens Prospects for Billion
Bushel Winter and Spring Crops.

Last weeks rainy weather may not
have been much appreciated by human
beings. as far as their personal COM
fort was concerned. but 1t materially
frightened the prospects of a billion
bushel wheat crop for both winter and
spring wheat. according to the national
weather and crop bulletin.
Since the governments June l can
vass. upon which the crop reporting
board predicted $4,000, ,000- -bushel
wheat crop. which with good growing
weather might reach billion bushels.
winter wheat is said to have generally
improved while spring wheat made sat
isfactory progress.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
CARA IS DEPOSED.
Lagos Chazaro Now Provisional
President of Mexico.

Rogue Gonzales Cara. head of the
villa pata government in Mexico
City, Was deposed June 9 b. the con-
yention Ia session there. Lagos
chazaro, Villa delegate from Chi
huahua. was elevated to the provisl onal
presidency. State Department dispatches
today told of the change.
Evening star., 1915-06-10
SANCTIONED WAR FORCE
OF ENGLAND, 100000

LONDON. June 10.-The total num-
Der of men for the army and the navy
sanctioned by parliament for service
so far in the present war is 100000.
This number will not be exceeded
without authority of parliament" said
Premier Asquith today. thus setting at
rest rumors that other forces had
been mobilized without public knowl-
edge.