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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-27
Games Last Sunday
Games Next Sunday

Long Prairie. 6; Melrose, 2.
Osakis, 3; Alexandria, l.
st. Cloud, 8; Sank Centre, l.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-27

Long Prairie at St. Cloud.
Sank Centre at Alexandria.
OsakiS at MelroSe.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-27
aexaoR 9tde1etea1

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac.
tive bowels. Get q box of Rexali
Orderlies. They act gently and effec-,
lively. Sold only by US at 10 cents.
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Charles Fiesler.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
KETCHIKAN LYCEUM
OBJECTS OF ASSOCIATION

The articles adopted by the Ket- chikan Lyceum provide that it's "obiects' are to furnish wholesome entertainment, and sto obtain enter tainment and social results, of a grade and on scale, which exper- fence has proven are not attainable, by individual or divided efforts. !" It is an effort of the community and not of any individual or division. Nothing less than the financial sup port of Ketchikan can insure it's success. Admission Season Tickets are now on sale at Ryus Drug Store at $1.50 each, for the six numbers of fered. The fason Ticket also has the reserved seat privilege to any number, for 25 cents extra.
 Single admission reserved seat to the Queen Esther production will be 15 cents each. Every number of the course will be of that same grade and single admission price, if the profes- sional or amateur talent can be sc cured to produce them. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
"QUEEN ESTHER' AS
 HOSPITAL BENEFIT
LET EVERYBODY CONTRIBUTE
 HIS MITE TO THE CAUSE

All who are interested in the public welfare of the town will ad- init that the local hospital is one of the most necessary and deserving in stitutions and will be glad that the Ketchikan Lyceum has proposed to turn over the net receipts of its first public entertainment this season to the hospital. The opera "Queen Esther,' is being prepared for this purpose and is being participated in by almost every singer of Ketchikan The opera is named from the beauti- ful Queen, who was at the time reign ing with King Nerxes, but much of the solo and dramatic work lays with the three principal men in the cast. These are King Ahasuerus, Haman, the chief counsellor of the King and Mordecai, a Jew and un- known to the King and court, an uncle of the Queen The story is full of hatred and intrigue on the part of Haman and of patriotism and de- votion to his people on the part of
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 s..-s.ss This character is ably represented by MT Theo. Brown, who has the re- quired tenor voice and dramatic abil- ity to properly represent the old Jew, Mordeeai. Some of the best solos and duets of the opera come in this part and Mr. Brown will add to the laurels he gained in the recent pro duction of "Pinafore, ' and show to the public a versatility and adapt ability to the subject that is rarely found in amateurs.
 Mir Osborne Williams, as King Ahasuerus is dignity and power per sonified and his rich bass voice is just adopted to the role of the great King Some of the most pleasing parts of the opera are his scenes with Haman and in this character MT. T. J. Pennell is thoroughly at home. The music comes easily within the range of his pleasing baritone voice and his interpretation of the naughty premier is as true to life as was his represen- tation of Sir Joseph Portor, in "Pina- fore"
 The chorus work in this opera is especially good and all who have witnessed any of the rehearsals are loud in their praises of the coming production.
 The dates have been arranged and the opera will be given two nights, Thursday and Friday, October and in Red Mems Hall. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
,yer others of their number. '

over others of their number In answer to the question 'tWhat
 direction does their practice of witch craft usually takof'' Mir. Beattie said "Weli, we'll assume for instance that some member of the village commun- ity has sore throat. After little while he will go to see an Indian doc
 tor about it, and the doctor will tell him that someone has bewitehed him. 'The process of casting a spell over person usually takes course some hing like this The witch will catch .ome animal, or it may he bird and
 le will strangle it by tying around
 it's neck piece of the clothing of
 the man whom he wishes to bewitch. The thing of course dies and it is then hidden away somewhere. Within a certain number of days after that, the bewitched person dies. The only way in which spell may be cast off is by securing this animal or bird and throwing it into the salt water. Sim ply burying it does no good, accord ing to the Indian legend. And since the tool of the witch is usually hid den very securely, there is very lit
 tie chance for the bewitched to free himself from the charm.
 Natives Believe In It
 'The whole thing is. of course pure ly a psychological situation and say ors to certain degree of hypnotism. But it has a firm grip on the Alaskan
 native-not only upon the meducated ones, but as we'll upon those who have had opportunity to secure more or less education and who have been
 more or less closely associated with civilized white people. "
 If any definite clues can be dis covered in connection with the Kills moo affair, an investigation will be instituted by the government. No an nouncement has yet been made in this connection, but it is expected that a complaint will be filed within the next few days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
To Owners of Power Boats

NOTICE TO FIsHERMEN--The Al aska Goldfish Company at Jnga, Alas ka, offer employment to owners of power boats. The pay for Goldfish measuring 2S inches and over is $49 per thousand delivered at Company stations, which includes dressing, washing and salting. The company furnishes hand lines and hooks. Fuel, provisions and fishing gear is for sale at the company's s store. For further particulars address Alaska Goldfish Company, Unga, Alaska.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
WITCHERY IN SWAY
 YEARS AT KILLISNO
MIR. BEATTIE INVESTIGATES AND
 FINDS STRANGE DorNGS

IN this twentieth century it is diff. ficult for the white man to realize that a really substantial belief in witcheraft can still exist among the natives as closely associated with civ. ilization as are the natives of the viii lage of killisnoo. And yet, for the past six years there has been going on in that village series of so-called witch. craft performances which has finally eliminated in a thorough investiga- tion of the matter by W. G. Beattie, superintendent of native schools, and District Attorney J. A. Smiser
 MT. Beattie stated today that he is not yet in a position to divulge the exact nature of the present case. but stated that at Killisnoo witehcraft has been praetieed for something like six years and that it has been found necessary to investigate the situation thoroughly in an effort to dispel the effects of psychological situation known to the Thlinkets as witchery
 When asked if the idea of witch craft was not rather out of date in this 20th century. MT. Beattie replied It may seem so to the 20th century white man. but 1t must be remember cd that the native is not goth cen tury person in the matter of civiliza- tion. I"
 Bureau Has its Troubles
 ''This question of 'witch-craft con tinued Mir. Beatty, "is one of the most difficult problems we have to handle among the natives. The ex- istence of witches is certainty with them, and there is absolutely no pos sibility of convincing them that there are no such things as witches It isn't stubborness On their part, it is simply and sincerely their belief that there are among their tribesmen, per sons who have power to cast a spell
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Theodore Chapin of the U s. Geo. logical Survey and wife came over from Kasaan last night on the launch Harry which Mr. Chapin has under charter for the season. He has been making examia? tions of the Niblack and Rush < Brown properties for the geological survey service.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION
IN FROM WARDS COVE

Jean Wacker is in town from Ward s Cove, where he has been living for the past year and working for the Fish By-Produets Go. He says that tho plants run on cannery offal is finished, but that they expect to work up herring as soon as they become plentiful enough to justify.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30

Three Tree Point 45 Stewart B. c. I50 Prince Rupert 95
 This table is complied in nautical miles which are60S0 feet. The larg- est part of this list was complied fol tle Post Office by the Captain of the Gedney and is authentic.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT THE REvILLA

A. Jorgensen, Juneau; MT. Hansen; Roy Grey; John Groelinger, Loring; Sam Bernstein, Seattle; w. Living ston; and J. A. Moberly, Kasaan.
 AT THE STEDMAN
 c. Wick; A. L. Brown, Craig; w. D. McMullan, Craig; H. Bergman Roe Point; F. E. Butler, Craig; Frank Carol, Juneau; w. D. Boatwright; /; Geo. Locker; F. J. Griffiths; H. C.. scudder, Yes Bay; James Smith; F. c. Chapman. Hadley; M. De Costa; $ w Sutton, Sunny Point; Flora Slut ton, Sunny Point; V. H. Mendelson, San Francisco; D. Mcclellan, Seattle; Gust Sunberg, Seattle; Fly. Johnson and Lucille Logan.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
BATES-vAN ASPERIEN

On Tuesday evening, Sept 2sth. Miss Ethel Bates and Mr. Adrian Van Asperien were married by Judge Stackpole Both are well known in the community and their many friends wish them happiness
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
AT THE CUSTOMS HOUSE

Entered from Seattle: Spokane, from Seattle and Prince Rupert; lief ferson, Admiral Farragut and the halibut boat Gjoa. The Despatch cleared for Seattle and the Berlin for Prince Rupert.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
ovEE ROM DDLoMI

MT. and Mrs B. A EardIey came over from Dolomi this morning on their boat, "l.urus for supplies. MT. C.. Stevens accompanied them. They will return to Dolomi this evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
LoJTH-K KRAMER

On the evening of the 2sth, Judge Stackpole united in marriage Miss Ellen Louth, daughter of J. Louth formerly mail contractor at Sulzer, and John Kramer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
ENGINE FOR SALE

For sale an Imperial Gas Engine, h.p. Complete and in good running order. Address Geo. Brown, Saiimaker & Rigger, Pier 8. Seattle, Wash. Adv. 26t
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST OF
 THE KETCHIKAN. ALASKA,

lh6 h6 CI11hAN, AhAohA,
 POST OFFICE For the Week Ending Sept 25, 1915. Caverlin, W. Harvey, Mrs. Fred Herbert, Karl Kayan, George Mather, Andrew Olsen, Andrew Peters, NJ. J. Roswald. Nils Whiteway Mrs. \. S. When calling for the above say ADVERTISED. Parties claiming letters from the a. hove list must pay fee of one cent for each lettey claimed. Oct 9 1915 will be sent 10 the DEAD LETTER OFFICE, Washington, D. C.
 NJ. E. SWINEFORD,
 Postmaster
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30

Those all wool sweaters for men and women at Field's for $4.15 are o. K. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30

Found-A Small black vest-pocket memorandum book. Please call at this office and prove property. Ad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30

Subscribe for the Progressive Miner The Progressive Miner, 75 cents per month delivered.
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The Dream Theatre Se-
 cures Big Pictures

The best news that has come to the show going people of this town will be read in the following lines: Contracts have been drawn up where by the Dream theater, of Ketchikan, has secured the entire run of Famous Players Features. They are known from coast to coast as The Para mount Pictures. They are all 1914 and 1915 releases, and will come direct from the Famous Liberty Theater, in Seattle. In order to ob- tain these wonderful pictures the Dream Theater will have to show two each week. Considerable expense has been gone to in securing these marvellous attractions and the sup port of all will have to be felt Tn or der to keep these pictures in the Territory. When you see one of these features, which are in four, five and six reels, you will agree with us that they are in a separate and distinct class, and you will readily under stand why the Liberty Theater, of Seattle, has had such tremendous run, completely showing under all competition, including the big Glenn mer Treater. Below we are submit ting few of the many attractions that will be here on or about the first of October.
 Name of Production Star Reels Mistress Nell Mary Pickfortd 5 The Goose Girl Marguerite Clark , Cameo Kirby Dustin Farnum 5 Warrens of Virginia Blanch Sweet 6 Cinderella Mary Pickford 5 Girl of the Golden west House Peters , Her Triumph Gaby Desleys 1 Love Route Hazel Dawn f Caprices of Kitty Elsie Janis 5 Are You Mason John Barrymore 5 Pretty Mrs. Smith Fritzi Seheff } Morals of Marcus Marie Doro 5 Crueible Marguerite Clark 5 The Italian George Beban 6 Niobe Hazel Dawn , Jim The Penman John Mason 5 Gretna Green Marguerite Clark Bukshot John Hobart Bosworth 5 bDavid Harum ". II. Crane 5 The Captive Blanch Sweet s
 This is only a portion of the list that will be shown at the Dream. We would advise you to save this list, or if you wish complet set you may get them at the box office Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30

This is only d portion of the list that will be shown at the Dream. We would advise you to save this list, or if you wish complet set you may get them at the box office. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-30

Job printing at the Progresive-Miner
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i6ain puroe Der Merifaner s. 81.
%sSuared 81 $3.50 @eloitrafe herlir.
tbeilt,
3as 4gtronicIe@ beridtet. oob
am 81. apriI oes SabreS 753 Dor
Gbriiti Geburt bic 6taot Pom bon
gearinoet ipor0en iii.
@a5ribeinlid lit Der 9eoofteur 0es
8lattes babel gepeien. SIN aage.
meinen ipiro 6ie @riin6unq acrns
nnrh &otnulls rno Hertls ais
WSptbe betradtet.
Sci Der 6aniIie s.. s.. MaIIer,
TIL SiiO 23. Ctr. lit Gin Ga6ters
den einsetrOifep.
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cefsrreid ruaarn8 GrntemsIidtcn

8ten, s. 9tpriI. (aorreiponoen5.)
- Gad 9eri6ten aus oerfdieoeuen
G6eilen Der 0oppelmonardie iteben
olle 4rten a0rnerqetreioe auBeror.
bentGid ~pieloeripre mo, urlo beiou.
6ers gilt 0as BON ngarb mo- re-
forobreden0e @rnteu erlportet tper.
ben. aus allen @egenoen miro be.
ridtet, haB Der SerbItpei3en NIT
MIR rpenig ooer gar feillem 6roIt-
ifooeu ben @iitter i~iberItauben bat.
glld iino Die MISUNDERSTANDING
iebr g~illitia fir Die 6ril6iobrsaus.
iaaten, lpeI2e BALD beeuoet fem
meroen.
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enb.cntaha.

Ole It10tii6en S6uloberidreibun.
Gen in S66e bon $843. 900 aineen
.ob mie ntoarme 5emmelH@. Qetl
3uI6lag er9ieIt @iaiom 3. Gong,
Der 0ie Spiber, 8orid Bombing SO.
bon Stem Dotf uno Gole0o bertrat,
Die gfnleibe lit riid8ablbar In 20
Sabren pno miro baI6id9rIid NIT
90 per8inlt,
Giuem Der 1Iteften @iebliefe.
ranten unierer @iebb5fe. Com Gan.
bom aus Sarbaro. SIT @brens mllroe
Donneritag Io6mittag bon aablrei.
den 5reun0eu inn @0riengebduoa Elm
ganfett per%anita!tet.
8egeu beriudten StraBen,
raltbs muroe q. s. Stanton mad
LANCER Sage Der1aftet,
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Verian[iMra.

Gonro6 5dneiOer miro bon 9np-
Der, Qebr., mad glnabeim GaItior-
niu, reiien, no er itd Elm Sa6r nuf-
3ubolten ge0enft. Gr miro ieinen
5obn 6. s.. s. sdnei6er beiuhet.
SEER Gobert aIein bon 8apiaion
muroe geitern I'M metbobttens 9oipt'
tai operirt. Or befiubet iid aui
oem 8ege Der @eiierltrg,