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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-22
Villa Was Not Defeated"
In Attack on Chihuahua,
Is Report to Washington
CONTINUED From Page one)

Seine reports state he only had about
300, while others give him 1900 but all
agree that he was able to secure possess
sion of the penitentiary, the governor S
palace and the federal buildings and hold
them for several hours and all this with
a Carranza garrison at Chihuahua,
which some place at not less than 5000.
He liberated over 1000 prisoners secured
and carried away more than 16 automo-
bile loads of arms and ammunition I'M
der an escort of deserving Carranza
troops. He left Chihuahua with from
1000 to 1900 more men than he entered
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-22

The house belonging to Ellis Wilson
on Ninth avenue and Seventeenth street
was badly damaged by fire this after
noon about o'clock. The fire had gained
considerable Roadway before the alarm
was turned in. The excellent work of
the firemen checked the damage, which
is estimated at $1,000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-22

Miss Marjorie Williams and Miss
Bernice Thomas will entertain at a.
miscellaneous shower Monday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock at the home OF
Miss Williams at Jonesboro in honor
of Miss Mae Shaw, whose marriage to
Mr. Leon Williams will be an event OF
next week
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
Reviews History of ROu- mania S Action And De- nOunces And Qualities Same As TreaCh-
 er0uS.

BERLIN. Sept. se.-At the session of the Reichstad yesterday. the I'm perial Chancellor spoke his mind free ly. He said in part that the Father land shall be preserved until success crowns the noble sons efforts. He pointed out that the bountiful harvest Of the country. contrary 10 wide spread reports. would strengthen the oountry.s position. That the people at home were no longer in fear of star ,ation.
 In his address, he reviewed Rou mania action in joining the allies which he denounced and qualified as treacherous. He spoke also of the urgent need of the increase Of activity in submarine warfare and stop Ameri- can help to the allies. He said that Germany's concession along that line had resulted in abuse by the neutrals.
 In speaking of the Somme fighting front. he said that while the Germans mad met with some reverses. there were no causes 10 fear the outcome. that military leaders had lost no con fdence of their ability to hold their lines. Furthermore, he said. We are preparing for a gigantic attack.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
CAN'T GO TO THE FRONT.

PARIS, Sept. 27.-Charles Edward Russell, the New York Socialist. has been refused permission to visit the front because ot a letter he wrote 10 the Paris edition Of the New York Herald. cri-icising President Wilson.
 The letter protested against the Presidents most strange and grotes- que birthday felicitations" to Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary. Mr Russell wishing to visit the Bel gian front, asked the United States embassy to give him a letter estab- fishing his identity as a journalist, which is formality demanded by the Belgian government. This was refus- ed, based upon MT. Russell's criticism Of tie President
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
ENDS LIFE WHEN
 AID WAS CLOSE

ANCHORAGE. Sop $ - While crossing Po--ag= glacier. from Turn again arm % Portage bay ia com pzzT v-1 z. D. Eaton. a resident Of Hope. Bert Foreman fell into Q erev- ss== and a-igh-=d in water and mud -a- c= sight Of Eaton. who had be cone separated g ztorr distance from his companion oa account of e snow storm.
 Eaton began 2 search on hearing F5-=ne1s cries for help. He told Foreman h. would enter the creTassa lower down and r=scge him. While Eaton ras gone Foreman became paa.c-s-rickea and opened the arteries ia his left wrist. Eaton reached him 51=- before he died Foreman said he feared he would freeze 70 death. and chose an easier way 70 die.
 The body was carried out to Mile Siz-y-.h-ee Of the United States rail road and will l. brought here.
 Foreman's wife committed suicide 5e shooting il Anchorage last week AecaHs= Of despondency.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
JAMES LEWIS
 SPEAKS FOR
 THREE HOURS
Plays The Administration Critics In a Spell Of
 0rat0ry.

SEATTLE, Sept. 3e.-Apparently at his best and before one of the largest gatherings Of a political nature ever witnessed here. Senator James Ham ilton Lewis of Chicago, fol hours last evening held his audience under a spell of oratory unsurpassed in the history Of the city. He fayed the critics of the administration unmerot- fully, and declared that the prosper ity now enjoyed by every citizen Of the United States. was not due 10 the European war as some Of the critics want the people to believe, but rath- CT to the merits of democratic poll cies. He was generously applauded
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
CannibaI MurdererS
 Take Child For Feast

SYDNEY. Australia, Sept 26 - A steamer arriving from the New He brides group, about zoe miles or tho northeastern coast of Australia has brought news of the murder of six per sons by caunibals. The victims wore British trader named R. ). Bridges and at least five children. whose bod ies were found fearjully muirilated with axes and knives. and another ahfd who is missing is believed to have been carried oG by the caunihals md feasted upon The murderers were thought to have come from a Eil, age on Naleku!a island. where there are tribes of canuibals who are bound ny native custom to kill and eat hu- man beings in order to keep up their rank.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

 GAN DIDATE IS
 WELL RECEIVED
Orig s by Demonstrated That He Never UniustIy Prosecuted 0rganiz-
 ed Labor.

VALDEZ. Sept. 3Q. - The Grigsby meeting last night was a great sue cess. The spacious hall was packed to it's limit. The candidate spoke for two hours and was repeatedly and warmly applauded throughout his speech. The first half hour, he de voted to refute the charges made by his republican opponent that he had maliciously prosecuted organized la bor, and conclusiyely proved the con trary. From that he proceeded 10 show up his democratic opponent. Cobb as being radically inconsistent by the position he has taken in this cam paign. But all throughout. he refrain ed from a personal attack on either of his opponents.
 Mr. Grigsby later took up the re- spectiye merits Of the candidates for delegate to congress. and showed that Senator Sulzer was by far the best man of the two. He ridiculed Wicker sham's contentious and said that he was amazed that the people had been willing to be fooled so long.
 Speaking of the lack of power of the territorial legislature 10 handle our fishing industry, he said that the clause in the organic act taking away that power, if the people would care to look up the congressional records, they would find that Wickersham had consented on the floor of the house to that portion Of the act.
 The meeting was very enthusiastic and loudly applauded every time the name of Sulzer was mentioned The present indication is that both Sul- ger and Grigsby will carry the Third Division 0y a good majority.
 -DONOHUE.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
GERMANS USE BLACKLIST.

AMSTERDAM. Netherlands Sept. 20.-Gernany is emulating Britain's example in the matter of the anathe- mauzed blacklist. The names have become public here of some half dozen Dutch firms who have place on it. They are excluded from all export from Germany. neither may any ma terial of German origin be supplied them. Further. there is a long list of firms who Ian only obtain German ma terial when they give proof that this is to be used in the manufacture of goods destined solely for use in Hol- land or her colonies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
mETLAkATLA TEACHERS ARRIVE

On board the Jefferson last evening were the two teachers for the Metla- katIa Government school, Miss Ger trude Wybrandt and Miss Agnes Dan ford. Both girls taught there last year and are therefore not strangers to Ket- chikan- The girls will be in town all day and while here are the guests Of the Misses Mitchell, Buor and Kend- ricks. They will leave for MetIakatla this afternoon with the Rev. Edward 9arsden in his boat the Good rid ings."
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
LIFE PRESENTER
 MARKED "BREMEN"
 FOUND ON BEACH
THE sUPPosGTIoN IS THAT IT WAS DESTROYED AS
 REPORTED.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 30.-One of the many observers along the Maine coast, who has been watching for the arrival Of the German merchant sub marine Bremen, this morning picked up life preserver marked Bremen" :" which had driffed ashore off Cape Elizabeth.
 The supposition is now that it was destroyed as it was reported and that the life preserYer belonged to one of the crew lost The Bremen has been expected several days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
DlSTINcUISHEO VISITORS
 GOING THROUGH HERE

Rev. James H Condit, D. D., and Rev. David Waggoner were on board the Princess Sophia on their way to attend a meeting Of the Synod of Washington, which is to he held in Everett, next Tuesday, Oct 3. The Convention will be in session for three days. They will return in about ten cays to their headquarters in Juneau. Mrs Condit will return with her hus- band and will make her home there. The Rt Rev Condit is the head of the Presbyterian Missions in Alaska.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
scAREcRows MUST GO COLD.

BERLIN, Sept 30.-In small coun- try newspaper an official notice or. dering the peasants to remove any old clothing from the scarecrows in the fields. r. has been found that escap- ing prisoners Of war have exchanged clothes with the scarecrows.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
CAPT DOYLE LEFT
 WIFE AND CHILDREN

Capt Dennis Doyle. whose remains were taken ashore here. embalmed and sent back ro Seattle. and whose death Was reported in the Progress ive-3lira-, iz said by the Seattle papers 10 have haen well known in that city. According to reports. he left wife and two children who live al Riyert- on, Wash. also brother. Thomas Doyle. He was 8 years old
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
Prayers For King
 Cause Church Fight

PARIS, Sept. 2t-Tha services in the Greek church in the Rue Georges Bizet were interrupted this morning by Greek student who interposed an objection to the congregation praying for the king and the royal family of Greece. At the end Of the ceremony the student rushed into the pulpit and began to harangua the congregation This led to fsticuffs inside the edifce, which later were resumed outside the church where the congregation listen ed to speeches expressing gratitude to France and then dispersed cheer ing France and Greece.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
BACK TO TOWN AGAIN.

MT. ". 4. Fortune. who it will be remembered worked with F. c Foord all last summer. returned to Ketchi- kan last evening aboard the AlKi Mr. Fortune has spent the last four months in Treadweil where he was employed in the mines. Mir. Fortune says he is back for the winter any way.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
LONDON OFFICE REPORTS MORE
 PROGRESS
The French Make Advance On Fregicourt Despite
 Strong Resistance.

LONDON. Sept 3a.-Angrher dash was undertaken after the capture of Ta.=pval las- evening. with sarisfact- ozy results. 1avi-g advanced several miles -o--1 os -le captured place. The rain. however. Las now stopped fur --s- c1 ration Fer The time being. says -Ee report.
 The French after having advanced n E-sg.co-r- despite the strong op- position ot 5aa German forces. have cozzoli5a-=d their forces with the British preparatory Of another drive -1a- is sch=5-.=3 70 s-a-r as soon as -z= rain -15=-a-=s.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
krauSe's Case Is
 Attracting Attention

According to the Juneau papers, Krause's case is attracting consider able attention. The court is report ed to be crowded al every session Thus far many witnesses have been called by the prosecution, and by them personal articles were identified as having been the property Of O. Flunket, the man for whose disappear ance. Krause is being tried for mur- der.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
LOAN DousLY TAKEN UP.

OTTAWA Sept So-Canada has subscribed S1Saaa4.113 for the s1o0.-
 9a war loan. Small subscriptions ail ha considered drsr and their ap- riiese.-az w..t e= granted in full. Larg- s- e-.u-ia-s will ha allotted bonds n Ha-- Canadian banks have under eaAea ta continue financing the pay ueae D. ua25-ic2 manufacturers for Canadian shell orders The credit by hanks c- -H5s account 5s SI@Qo0Q,0Q0
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
Two Negroes Taken
 Out And Strung Up

NOWATA, Sept. 31-Last evening while the sherih and his deputies were at dinner, a masked mob forced its way in totba jail e-sd took two nesroea accused Of the killing of a deputy sherin during a recent jail delivery. and dragged them in the yard where they lynched them.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

AMSTERDAM. Sept 30.-The Mass tricht les NouvelIe says a general strike Of miners throughout the Bel gian coal fields is in progress. The miners are asking for an increase in wages commensurate with the high price Of food.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
IMPERIAL CHANCELLOR ADDRESSED RECHSTAG
 URGING ACTIVITY IN SUBMARINE WARFARE.
 DEFINES RUMAN|A'S ACTION AS TREACHEROUS
3 GERMAN PLANES
 ARE BROUGHT DOWN
FRENCH AVlAToRS RUSHED AZ TER PREYS WITH DISASTROUS
 RESULTS.

PARIS, Sept 3o.--Ia an air battle yesterday. the French aviators brought down three German aero planes in less than three minutes from the time they rushed upon their victims. The report says the battle was watched by thousands on the Somme front
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
HELD THEM UNTIL
 THEY COOLED OFF
|. ". WIS WERE DRIVEN INTO A REFRIGERATOR CAR BY
 THE CREW

SEATTLE. Sept. S0-A Great North ern freight train arrived here last ey- ening with a gang of | W W.'s locked in a refrigerator car. 1t appears that the gang robbed several men on the freight train and when the crew heard of the incident. they drove the gang into a refrigerator car and brought them here. The police took charge Of them
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
Ford Has Established
 Several Peace Agencies

NEW YORK, Sept So- - Financial agencies for the peace movement of Henry Ford o5 Detroit have been es- abolished at Copenhagen, The Hague aud Berue Switzerland. said Gastoh P.aat5a. one og N'a For3's representa- rires who a-rsyed here today on the -e~szs s-saus1ip Oscar H. in from S--za.nayiaa ports Nr. Plaintiff in .seaeeE .1a- Nr Ford had not aban- 5oasd his plans for terminating the war
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
Wheat Brings High Price.

C--CAGO, Sept 3o.-Wheat yes tsrday reached the highest mark Of the season. selling for one dollar and ffty-fVe cents q bushel. Brokers at tribute the increase with the fact that Of late Argentina has been drawing heavily on this country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

Mrs. Winterberger and son Don aid, Of Hsines, Alaska. were among the passengers Of the Princess Sophia going south today. While the vessel was in port, Mrs Winterberger and her son were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ira King, who are old friends. Mir Winterberger. who is the Presby- terian minister at Haines, expects 10 join his wife and son in Seattle in about ten days
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
COUGAR ATTACKS CHILDREN.

Nav4INO. B. C. Sept. So.-The 13, year-old daughter Of W. Ashburner Of Cowichan Lake, B. C., and her eight year-old boy playmate were fright fully lacsraJed by cougar which at tackled them in the fields yesterday The cougar when afterwards shot. was discovered to have been blind.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
5. s. Minnesota Is
 Now Ready For Sea

SAN FRANCIsCO( Sept. 30.-The big liner Minnesota, that was brought back na disabled condition after be ing out a short time early in Decem- Der last. is now ready to go 10 sea again. Sixteen boilers have been placed in her.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
j. c. ELLIS IN TOWN.

j. G. Ellis, the popular mining man came to town yesterday from Hadley in the Granby boat Leba and is stay ing with the !. Fillmore Warder's while he is in town. He is returning this afternoon after having concluded his business.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
RUSSIANS FIGHTING HARD.

PEEBoGEAD. Sept 5a-SJubborn
 E1E .= .- progress between Rus sian and A-s-eo-GerIan troops iE the
 sfea et -he river NarayUka in Cali ia says -le oEeiaI statement issued today The TeuCon attacks. the state 0ea5 adds were rspu,Szd with heavy
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

Rev. Edward Marsden is leaving for Seattle this evening aboard the So phia to attend the synod of Washing ton which will De held in Everett next Tuesday. He will return just as soon as this business is concluded.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
FLOUR ADVANCES.

CHICAGO. Sept 3o.-The price oi four was advanced 20e per barrel to- day. the highest level since the civil war. Standard Minnesota patents sold for $210 a barrel, an increase of $500 over a year aeo.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
TIE TRUTH E SURE ID COME
 ON SURFACE
Senator Chamberlain De- nie8 0ft-Repeated Claim
 Of Our Delegate.

<--- -E=-Ea gate ft -NA- Asz5 claimed The ez.. .s- es- -lz Alaska Railroad bia and -.a=a= appropriations He said .1 es.-- 4 zes A.assa Ha!as5al saa-zz-.ss=-ss- introduced the e-I fer tl- e5~s-=ec-t5= = zas -5aa 5a -ta E4--sa C. Congress. Senator G-a1-lzr. S.z introduced -1e azz. la -As szaa-e < ug request , asa.a the e1a h w-< -s,
 J5- " -Ear- 51i-e- q --s Empire. wired Szrasa= C1a-t -ter.al- 3 copy ut -1s Delegates sr sch asking eo veri- r sAe -casss Yesterday L= received she so..5stag reply
 ~F-zz-a--. One. Sep =. le-E -Jola W. Troy. Juneau A.a=sa
 1a Ea..-oad o.s v-s zg til and Eas c1e saua-4 5-s- a~ t 5s e. dy L- wzz nor introduced Y ne a- -ae request .. Delegate W5cE=z=1a1. neither v4z I written lr him And but for -z= active supper o5 -a= a==s.- de-t and r5-s aa.s-iz5s--ss..--. < would nc hare Fa5 a- a4
 GEO. r CHAMBER
 C.1s- H5s-e2rssso.z;.ons 4-s
 0.scoYs-=a.
 head ot Delegate E-Et Does za.re .Hz-s and -1ze= -Es E --= -.1 says
 = E-- p5r. e. zzz E--ss 1aE1-= -Ez -=zz-Hee -la- Las t=a made a = the = a-z 5-E" EEl- e. zz-=.... A.ssza involves -e= Uzs contest l. za-a5 raz- g= @ a 5s =-S- ----- as-s- ~ r=5. las spread r1- z1--- Division. and -1a- t de=1Ee -= e--- l. 4z recently p-z-=-=l -- Es==z- t1a- -az =ai-lz2zs Nszs-lliIer. -Le newspaper that 5z conducting -he wet .-r ca-z 5- ze -zs=-- i--. vas opposing Senator S--z=- fo- D=,=zz D Congress --s -=-=- gran received says -la- the News Miner -a115:z-ss ta= charge ---- tE=-= .z - c- 5. i==s i1- vc-v=E --az-= question T. cor-=-= disturbance record and -zs ma c.-- lezz-=1a- z-5---- l.9.z..- zz---=.' -- .- zs -- --e-= and l1-= deadly than z Ec- e---1 r-zz.l-- 1= -1 Alaska s -l= issue .- -t- z.r1z-z= -=--.--. .-t -- g-=5.--s t1a- --e- Issue vI 5=-=z- Wicker s1a-- and -=J- -l= Democratic .=g-z- ls-5.s -.- .- -1= Fourth D.s.s.5a." @ - 7---e-cal legislative 5icz=- a =zz E---El Dtr.z.51- Tnom7s:a Speaks For -fos=f And
 Is For sgIzs-.
 n telegram -5 -1= E-5--= V r. TEo-rzc-. =5.5- a-s managing owner o5 E1= N=vz-s-.z=- says.
 Win -le c--5.-4-=s al lz el= 1=.d and z- -.z issues are Iac= i- -l.s ca-pa.zz. -Ee N=ws-sLl1s- 5= z1 hon es..-o-Go1- gsrs-'e--1=-l. Eass-sn-go Democratic newspaper. T. j. running tEs Democratic ticket from wilson 70 dog catcher
 .-1 Territorial La-.e-z =r.5=zc= ol what they hare c1arac-=-.-=5 here as an attempt 70 form UicEe-s1am uaclil=- l l= becoming . more daugero-= s-5 more deadly machine that an old 1-5-y machine could pos sibly l= ID Alaska constitute z1e ts- sues The H-icze-s1zz Escazae as i- is being bal.r up will prove 10 6e the greatest vote loser that Wiczerzaa1 has"
 The Nsws-3liae- E-adic-z that sll- ger and Crigs5y will cary the Fou-,Sz vision. and that the Dem ocratic legislative ticket will bs elect ed there
 Uf3<ersss- Is D3~n And Out
 Aao-zer telegram received bT a1 Alaskan wir1 8 Te-r.ro-z-T rsp1 tatio1 that iz alI -3 hls credit. wires:
 Wiczers1am is down and o1s H. the Fourth Ton may with assurance freely Ure6ic- that salze- VIII carry the Division
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
OLD TIMER IN SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, Sept. 3o.-Attoney J. Cowles, one Of the first settlers and founders of Fairbanks, Alaska, arriv- ed from the north after an absence of nine years. He is out on a vacation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

KIN TON. Jamaica, Sept. 30.-lt
 Iearre4 that the United States gov
 4menJ plans 10 purchase from Ja-
 aica 800 mules and 200 horses an lually for military purposes in the eanal zone. It has appointed a pur- ,hasing agent in Jamaica who will spend S50,094 a year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

The Princess Sophia, which arrived carly this morning from the north will sail from the New England Fish Dock at : o'clock this evening Passengers from Ketchikan for the South are as follows: Ed Van Wyck, IT. Epstein. Rev Edward Marsden, C. Mathews, Dwight Robison and George Lang for Seattle. George E. Stephenson for Vancouver. and Andrew Mather and daughter for Prince Rupert.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

The A1-Ki arrived from the north late last evening and then returned to Wards Cove for a shipment sailing for the south about noon today with the following passengers: N. G. Mikel and wife, Mrs R. P. Walsh, Geo Pot fer, Eugene Taplin w. IT. Quist. Ar thur Whitty, r. Wanen Mrs. Fred Havick, Y. Lange. Frank Chamber lain, UIrich Apsch, A1r and Mrs F. E. Hoyey and Mrs 4. w Hawkins.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
WILL SEND MINERAL
 SAMPLE s TO SEATTLE

Messrs Bugge ana BoWdcn, are busy today putting ID some 900 or 4GJ pounds Of mineral which they in tend to ship 10 the Alaska Bureau Of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce for exhibition purposes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
s9taerlane Meeting At Fairbanks
 Frost.

FAIRBANKS. Sept 2s. - Senator Dan sl.EeTland's meeting here for Wicke-sfam was a complete failure. There rere not more than 159 peo- pie at the meeting, and there was 10 euthustasu Vhateye-. The uewspa uass ths fo!loTi1g day all made little CT no refereace to rhs meeting
 Senator Switzerland had splendid cppwtuuit- He derotad his whole speech F. rae interest ot his friend. the Delegate 10 Congress, referring scarcely at all 10 his own candidacy. b1t with all his efforts he could not touch responsive chord in his aud fence.
 WicEerzham's efforts to sorm a per
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
m THoRNoYKE
DIES AT JUNEAU

DIES AT JUNEAU According to the Juneau Empire, C. M Thorndyke, a we'll known miner and for thirteen years resident of that place. died Wednesday morning at the St Ann Hospital Of cancer of the throat.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

\ census Of the inhabitants of China is taken every year in curious man ner The oldest master of every ten houses has to count the families and make a list which is sent to the in. periai tax house.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

Austria's population contains 96 per cent Of persons who either were horn in the United Kingdom or are the direct descendants Of British-born parents.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
noRTHsouRo.

sonal machine in this section of AL sska has punctured the Quixote Wick's standing here.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

It is estimated that only 30 per cent Of spains population are able to read or write.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

Mr. Orrin Hill, with the Erie Drug Company, Of Douglas. is visitor in town today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

Dusty shoes are always the hottest because polished shoes throw off the heat.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
souTHecuNo.

oOO T6LGHDs ADMIRAL EVANS Sunday evening PRINCE RUPERT Sunday evening. NORTHWESTERN Sunday morn ing
 CITY OF SEATTLE Wednesday morning
 hoRTHsoUHD. PRINCESS ALICE Monday evening SPOKANE Wednesday morning. ADMIRAL WATSON Tuesday. 3fARIPOsA Monday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-30

Russia has the highest death rate in Europe; 1t is forty-one per thousand year.