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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
PERMANENT FfSHBUYER
 LOCATES HERE.

Some day ago L. C. Berg, Of Seat tle, an experienced dshbuger, arrived and proceeded to buy fish. Business favored him and he decided to estab. fish 2 permanent agency here Thai al experienced buyer vas needed, was soon discovered and he sent for his brother, J. l.. who arrived yesterday yesterday and is now the buyer for the company l.. c. Berg left this morning On the power boat Standard for Petersburg where he will establish another agency and himself as buyer. Alfred Howe. who served on the jury here during tho term Of court. left also on the Standard for his home iii Petersburg.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
WILSON MAY .LOSE: ANOTHER
 ELECTORAL VOTE
Y. Nj. Yum, Democratic EIeCtOr indicted Charg- ed With EmbezzIe-
 ment.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 22.-The pos sibihE that President Wilson may lose one electoral vote from the state of Alabama. was presented yesterda3 with the grand jury bringing an iii diement against Y. NJ. Yum. the Democratic elector Yum was in- die,ed on the charge of appropriatina nearly a5.ooo of the states money.
 State officials. however, say that tn indictment alone would not preyer. Yum from serving as elector, bar thal he would be disqualified if con. yieted before January ?, the date th# electors are 10 meet The indie ment has created q sensation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
USE MILK iM7RO OVER.

LONDON Nov. 2. - | so-called
 milk improver" has been recently put on the market here by the housewives war league to avoid hardships arising cut O. the higher price CT milk. It is
 a white powder with the current combination of bone and flesh forrnin constituents. \ pennys worth, mix e with pint of water is added to q pint ol co@ 8 milk and The housewife las quart, Of -'juatasgood'
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Germans Are Buying
 Cabbage At PuyaiIup

PUYALLUP. Eo@. p. - According 10 g report given out by 5Ir. ". F. Paulhamus os z1e Puyallup 6. Sumner Fruit Growers Association today, the German coFeraa ar have contracted for one thousand cases Of valley cab haze. for army and which are to je shipped immediately
 The cans wlu be wrapped T was paper and vl packed iu sawdust 10 insure safe iTary
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
WOMEN
 BECOME FRANTIC AT
 DEPARTURE OF MEN
SOME THIRTY oR FORTH Ta0us- AND MEN HAVE BEEN DEPORT-
 ED SY GERMANY.

Tlis hAGtE. Nov 22-rhe nun Der of Beigiau= aeRortei by the Ger mans up to date is said to be between thirJy and foraE thousand men. and de, ara beiGs aa.c.ed ag sne rate of swo thousand 6e.a according oa re port Jusl rCceiEeG
 The rapara sEs that the Be,1ian vaaeu heeome fratic al the depart 1ua ot the men. and that they throw themselves on shg rails to prevent the trains 10 leave 0HH they are forcibN removed bg soldiers
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
ALASKANS GAN I COMPLAIN IF
 EAR'SPACk
Is Believed to Have Been The Greatest in History
 of The Territory.

WASHINGTON Nov = Nr Smith the Tinted States Commission or Of Fisheries announced this morn ins tat the preliminary compilation of the Alaska salmon peek this veal indicates that some t7o0aof cases were put up during the last season. making the sradetest pack in the his tory of the territory
 From what had been reported. 1Ir Smith said. the acvual amount of sal men packed Was much uader-cs5imat- vd as the late reports shcw.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

SAN ANTONIA. Nov. 22-I6 was learned today that Brigadier General George p. Serive2, chief signal officer oi the United States army who is making a border inspection. intends going by airship from Columbus. N. N. 10 General Pershing's headquarters at Colouia Dublan. Mexico One Of the large army planes Of the air squad ron aJ Columbus will be used for the light The airline is approximately 10 miles
 General Seriven left here las, night for Fl Paso and Columbus.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
PRINCE RUPERT GOES SOUTH.

The Prince Rupert arrived last ev- cning at about seven o'clock and left for the south at 9:30 with the follow ing passengers: For San Francisco, C. 3. smith; for Seatue-J. J. Daly, j H. Scott II. Nordslrome, S. Merrill, C. suaes, P Flaherty, E. Halrls; for Prince Rupert W. Davidson. II. P. Lipsett s. s. swinmg, l.. Johnston.
 Delegate Wic!ersham vas on board going 10 Seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
BIG HOSPITAL SHIP E SENT
 TO BOTTOM
Persons Lose Their lives; Twenty Eight Are Injured And HOO Are
 Saved

LONDON Nov -3 - The British e-a.ra. ship BrirauiC- one of the larg- =- a-e1.- struck 8 mine ius- as r Tas
 E r1e Aegean sea yesterday and aaS sa-z- Pity persons are known -o rs .e>. -hs5r lives. eGty-eisaJ wers -o~ a- less injured and eleven hun .z=z 4a=z saa=5 Hundreds Were pic5z
 2G- q the vAtar among |
 la-sa Ca-ter ot sick and
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Bomb Evidence, Lost
 h Automobile, Found

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 22.-A tela aeam to the s1ea- that important memorandum 'sfa 10 the San Fran disco prepare parade bomb plots '5sr n an automobile which Was stol- m srotz A>-i District Attorney James Bremen week ago, was fouuG today in Jhe H.sHlaa in Los Angeles was received E aiaf of Police \ tite rom sheriG Ja.s cine ol the soath. crn city. Cl.Ha said he had arrested E'i.Hsn Hun and Lee Negel as sus- poets.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Large Shells Are
 Shipped to Pershing

COLUMBUS. Nyv. 2. - Enormous shipments of artillery shells have just left here for shipment to E. Paso for Use Of Uncle Sans men ar the bor- der. on their punitive expedition il Mexico
 The ordnance department also has sent more than 2109.0Go rounds Of small arms ammunition south 10 the American field headquarters during 1he past month. army officers say.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Northern Pacific
 Will Raise Pay

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22-An an. ueunceme4e has been made today bg the Northern Pacific that a per cent increase in the salaries of it's em- ployes Who receive less than $200 per month, effective for the curreae monrhs pay checks The news 7-as made public through T. K. Sta c9. general agent of the passenger deual4 menC with offices here.
 Increased earnings by the conn a.. coupled with the increased cost e F ing. was given as the reason fc- raise.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Roosevelt To Visit
 The Hawaiian Islands

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-This com, ing February. Colonel Roosevelt, ac- companied by Mrs. Roosevelt will leave for a tour Of the Fiji Samoan. and Hawaiian Islands Plans for the trip are now under way. The Pacific islands were chosen because they are Highly esteemed by medical men for their climate and also because they afford plenty Of opportunity for 2 rig orous hunt such as the Colonel enjoys, with their rugged mountains and vol canoes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
White Book Preserves
 All of Wilson's Notes

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 22.-In the Der lin Tageblatr Of recent date, Capt Persius. Germany's naval critic. is quoted as saying that the German gov e-umenr has published a White Book containing copies Of the correspond snce between Berlin and Washington or the question Of submarine warfare. Captain Pe-sius describes the con troye-sy as "a hard fight for the right and hopes that similar correspondence HiIl not be repeated
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
JUDGE WlcKERsHHM
 IS ON HIS WAY OUT

Judge EIckersaam was q passeng- q On the Prince Rnperl last evening on his way 10 the states. l. is said zlar he is going 10 Seattle where the ire -ght raes Investigators are 10 hold 2 hearing for he purpose Of conplet- Ing tho records. Judge Wickcrzham ig represeating the shippers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
FAMILY BACK HOME.

Mrs Harry ElIiotte and tiny baby Harry. after q sojourn of several weeks at the hospital returned to their rome this morning to the great joy oi Mr. Elliotte, Who can scarcely stay away from his new family long enough to attend 10 business.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
-sfTEC STATES STEEL COR
 PoRATI0N INCREASES WAGES

NzE EuaE. Nov. -2-At ,ae head oz me Ez..s5 States Steel o1 As-a. i- MAS learned this s--.1E 11az s1e company had per 51 -a@ G.41 whereby al i-s em- .-s T.l es given 3 raise iE wages = -7a Der c=Et. The in -- s effective December 15.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
MAY ONLY BE A RumoR.

It is being rumored about that new postmaster wul be appointed for the local postofce. The rumor has it that the present efficient incumbent wil. demand release.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22.-In the building Of the six destroyers for the United States navy. at cost of ap- proximatcly 100000, about 1000 ad- ditional men will be employed by the Union Iron Works. The contracts are the first awarded to the San Fran cisco concern b- the navy department for 1o years The Union Iron Works is given 2e months 10 complete the vessels
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Jno. R. 6EEeLE LEAVES FOR THE
 SOUTH.

Ex-Mayor Jno. R. Beegle, of the Pure Food Packing company leaves this evening for the states on purely business trip He said this morning that he vas overdue and should have made his appearance in Seattle some six weeks ago or more. but other busi- ness prevented him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
SENATOR AND PARTY LEAVE
 FOR SOUTH THIS EVENING

Senator and Mrs IIeckman are plan hias 10 leave for California this even ing. They are accompanied by Mrs Warren Morliava who has been a visitor jn Ketchikan for the past ten days the guest of her sister Mrs Jeckmau.
 The Senator and Mrs Heckman will return in the early spring for the opening of the Territorial Legislature
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THE AL-Kl COMING.

SEATTLE, Nov 22.-The steamer AlKi sailed at ten o'clock last night fer the north with the following pas. sengers fer Ketchikan; Mrs r. C. Shark, Miss II. Benson, Mrs. Wright, Miss dall, John Erickson and L. M. Lambert
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Accord- ing .o the United States geological surrey. saline matter in the ocear is estimated al a little more than 4- 11@.00l cubic miles which. is enough 10 cover the entire surface CT the United States 10 a depth Of $500 feet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 22.-It is estimated that there will be loss of S1.500,000 10 apple growers Of Ore ron. Washington, Idaho and Montana, as result Of the recent cold wave which made, approximately 1.75D,000 boxes Of apIes unfit for shipment.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Scarcity of Grain
 Is Facing World

ROME. Nov. ---Tle International
 et Agriculture is urging the
 rigid economy .E zhe co-suupV- -- -- -l n view Q. the de6cLen- - -t --@ =X--aorii-sry demands @ European armies. and they say --s ar- confronted e-i-b grare
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
SOLDIERS TO FEAST ON TUR<z.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-"Tr,..r and trimmings" for 150000 uea a.e being bought by the war depar aenl for the Thanksgiving dinner Of t.a aoldlaes along the border and Geuarl pershing's colmn in Mexico.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
The Adams0n Law Is
 Unconstitutional

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 22.-In de- c'sion rendered today in the district court Judge Wm. C. Hook, presiding, the eight-hour law known as the Adamson law, was declared unconsu- iutiOnaI.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov 2z-Atrer re- s-.-g today q Is--er from the White i5C1s= -ae-e=-i1g H to cease using E=- s-5-iza po---ai- c. rhe Persident as { -rs1= mark customers ot 2 whole
 a,= l-T goods house may no longer order .10-sald yards Of Wilson.
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MRS. DAVIES HOME AGAIN.

T-s. j. T. Davies. accompanied by her ll-z,e son Jack, Nas z returning Passenger o1 -le Jefferson last eTen- ing f-on 2 three weeEs visit with her s-=1rs 3lr. and Mrs. Nussth Of Doug
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
THE DEUTSCHLAND
 ON ITS WAY HOME

WAUGH IueI. R. L. Nov 22 The submarine paa ehland from New London bound lar Bremen Germany. passed aero last ai-hJ ten miles o6 shore
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

PORTLAND. Nov -2 - Following zzz5cas ae-Heen ths employers - 7a--a-- an order was issued
 | s1eC- approximately 1-599 rz--=--=-- mechanics and other skill
 azo-=-s employed in shipyards 1-- The Willamette and Columbia -s rho will receive an increase pzT from s455 10 s 2 day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

NEW YORK. Nor 22.-A portrait Of William Jennings B-yan is being paint e1 dT S=E York ar1!st 70 hang on -1= walls of ,1e department Of state a- Washington beside the portraits Of 5-l-r former secretaries of state.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
JEFFERSON soUTHRoUND.

The Jefferson arrived from the north last evening about six and sail
 ed for jhc south at 8.3C wHb P. F. Terney and II. NJ Sawyer for seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

Mrs. A. McCIaanan, wife of one o1 inc keepers of the lighthouse at Mary Islard arrived in town last evening and expects 10 be here for several days She is registered at the s-ed- man.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

LONDON Nov 22,-According to d dispatch from The Hague, the Dutca chamber z. deputies has voted to make women eligible to membership in the states general
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
THE INFERIOR FRANCIS JOSEPH IS DEAD
One oTa9ic Electoral Vote May Be L0sf To President
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. :.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. =. .: :: The supreme court of this .. .: county has upheld 8 decision ren- .. ..- dered by the lower court award .: z. ing the estate Of Donald 4 Ken ,: < ny 3 Judgment Of SlS.oo0 against ]: :: the supreme ledge ot the Loyal {: -:- Order of Moose. because Kenny :. :: los, his life while being initiated -
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

C. T. Fripp, one of the operators and owners of the cymru property at Mor- "a Sound. arrived in town last evening and will be here for few days on business He is guest at the Re ,-fI1a
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MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
SOuTHROuNp.

SCuTHBOUND. MARiPOSA D. IT. tonight. CITY or SEATTLE : D. III. tonight. PBI&CEsS SOPHIA Saturday morn. ing
 NoRTHBoUNu, ADMIRAL EVANS tomorrow after room. ADMIRAL WATSON Sunday. ALKI Saturday. PENCE RUPERT Saturday night.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
EscLtN0 EXCLUDES JgWELRY.

LONDON. Nov 12-A proclamation
 sting 1-= importation ot +ewelry a-. gold and silver manufactures @1 s-ches and watch eases has --- 1=-- signed by The king.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22

British con- L1 notified ez-c=.-
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CHIC CLUB MEETS
Z -G5 BEEN EP- oSPl-kL DAY.

g w1iee s was 1aci1- D5za--5a Dag Arthur Tate 1 e5 Wed c- Ecre. sr rzz rrg
 appointed eo con- and further =- 70 s1e public ulo d so oo1-rtbu-a any z.as- and c9aL uhica lT desired
 F. -e-t st yas hack q any ae sE EslEaleE Nogan- EIESCS. E@ . cy
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zl'e People
 Encouragement

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AUSTRI \ RJL Fl PAST bL.g
 
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His Serious Hines Kept a SscFs
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HOSPITAL NEWS.

5lr. Goa De.ble, s.orekeeps- at LOT ilg- uaderwenr aa operation for ap- Faadicitis last evening al the hospital and is today reported restnig as well as can b. expected Dr. Myers is in charge Of the case.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
MINERS WANT AN
 BARG0 ON MANY sGLES SHIPPED
IGN CCN-Att,S SOME .- T-CU SAND NAMES

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, CHARLES FRANCIS IS
 PROCLAIMED EMPEROR

VIENNA. Nov 22. - Charles . Francis nephew of the departed :
 : Emperor Francis Joseph. has .. . been proclaimed Emperor Of Aus :
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TWO mEATLESS DAYS
 A WEEK IN PARIS

:. PARIS. Nov. 22-Two nearless . :. days 2 week. is Jhe decision ar . :. rived ar last evening al a meet : :. ing Of the cabinet The vote was . :. unanimous The days declared uearless are Thursdays and Fri l:
 :. days. rhe dispatch says : . ..
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-11-22
Fitzgerald Is Preparing
 Embargo Bill.

WASHINGTON. Ncy. 22. - Repre- sentative Fitzgerald. chairman Of the house appropriation committee an uounced today that lie was in favor Of putting an embargo on 1oodsruEs. and 10 that end he purposes preparing bill which he promised would be press cd at tAe coming session Of congress.
 --@
 LONDON. Nov. z2-A Bucharest dispatch says snow is falling in the Carpathians, where the cold is in tense. Tn the Do5rudja torrential rains have fallen.
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3lrs Coulter, who has been at the hospital for the past tNo weeks. re- turned r0 Hzdley tEis morning.
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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28

Editor Harris of the Ocala Ban
ner, one of the kindliest and Iaost
courtly gentlemen we have ever
known, has an article in recent
issue in which he declares he has
enemies, and he is thankful for
those he has made. 1t is hard to
conceive of a man like Frank Har-
ris having enemies, but it is a fact,
none the less, that the life of such
man is constant reproach to
others whose ideals are less pure
and high. That which should be
an inspiration is to some merely
an irritation. All worth while
people have enemies. The fact of
whether a man has enemies or not
may almost be accepted as test
of whether or not he is worth
whilo.-Lakeland Telegram.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28
A despatch FROM Tallahassee


A despatch from Tallahassee II
Mondays Tampa Times relates
that, when the supreme court met
that morning, Hon. w. w. Flour
noy, chief lawyer for S. j. Cats,
made very complimentary
speech to the court, during which
he apologized for the attacks
made upon the integrity of the
court by his client, the said S. J..
Cats. "My client has criticised
this court in the heat of passion
and debate" said Mr.. Flournoy.
~ don't know whether he is a.
shamed Of it or not, but / am. I"
Now, what do you think of that?
Why should an irascible man be
placed in any office at all, especial
ly that of governor9 A man who
cannot control his temper, and
Mr.. Cats has proved himself to be
that kind of man, is unfit for
any public position, especially
chat of a governor Of a great state
ike Florida.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28

Rev. A. B. Cargile, editor of
the Lake City Index, is emulating
the conduct of the Rev. Sidney
j. Cats whom he is warmly sup
porting and has issued a covert
(mind you, covert) challenge to
the publisher of the Tallahassee
Record for presumably physical,
personal combat. The covert
challenge appears in the following
excerpt from the Index of the 22d
inst:
"When the editor Of the Index
felt impressed to give of his time
and efforts to the ministry, he did
not surrender his manhood nor his
determination to stand for the
right. The editor of the Record
need mt stand back on account Of
our connection with the ministry.
Almost anybody ia Lake City will
show him where we live; and will
guarantee him protection at the
station. " But we suppose he
will have a l. of a fight as soon as
he leaves the station, for Cargile
seems to be fighting parson.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28

We had thought that the Craw-
fordville, Wakulla county, Breeze
was a Cats paper, possibly be-
cause Nat Walker is a Cats par
tisan, but the following from the
Breeze of the 18th inst. shows
that we were mistaken:
Albert Williamson, one of the
best aud truest citizens and edi-
tor of the Floridian, says that he
will not vote for Knott or Cats
and that he cannot vote for Allen
the Republican, for governor.
Same here, Mr.. Williamson I'VE are
nigh in the same fix you
are. "
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28
Foolish Amendments

All except one of the consti-
tutional amendments which will
be submitted to the voters in the
November election, are foolish and
should be summarily voted down.
The only one having any merit
is that exempting from taxation
$4,000 worth Of property belong
ing to poor widows and to men
who are disabled in any way so as
to be unable to earn living. This
one should be adopted, but the
voters should vote no on all the
others.
The amendment providing for
a re-apportionment of the mem
bers of the legislature, is justly
characterized by some of the
newspapers as being Infamous. +"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28

Now DeSoto has joined Hills
boro in the Stacker class as re-
CARDS, road improvements. 1t is
hard to be patient with such I'M
patriotic shirkers. We favor con-
scription or a declaration of war,
or other energetic measures by
Manatee county Sarasota Sun.
Whatever mean, Rube? Mebbe
you've been reading those editor
ials in the Arcadia News about
road building in that vicinity.
You surely ought to know that
the people in this quarter of De-
Soto have voted $130,000.00 to
build a bridge across the bay here
and construct their part of the
Tamiami Trail to the Manatee
county line. Bids for building
the bridge are being advertised
for in The Herald and in papers
up north. Now, Rube, you will
please take us out of that "slack-
er class" at once.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-28

If those Homestead bank rob-
bers are ever captured and
brought to trial, they will swear
that they were not the gang that
murdered three members of
the sheriff's posse at the
Everglade water tank, and
nobody can prove that they were.
The shooting took place at night,
and neither the sheriff nor any one
else can swear that he saw and
recognized the men doing the
shooting. They will have no
trouble in finding some lawyer
who will take advantage of these
circumstances and prevent them
from being convicted of murder.
If the,murderers are ever properly
punished, it will be done by
mob.