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The Washington times., 1916-12-14
Joint Reception Held.

The Rev. John w. wadmy, OF
Honolulu, and Mrs. w. Il. Andrews
were the principal speakers at n
last night by the Mt. Pleasant W. q.
T. u. and Mt. Pleasant V. y. Society
at Friends Church, Thirteenth and
Irving streets
The Washington times., 1916-12-14

Congressman Clarence II Miller
vii. give lecture on tho Philippines
ut the meeting OF the Cleveland Park
school and Community Association at
tho John Eaton School tomorrow even.
ing at y o'clock
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
sanxsrbund 20 Give Dance.

Tho first OF n series OF Friday nigh,
dances will be given tomorrow by tn,
Washington Saengerbund In the hall
at 3I4 & street northwest. The affair
will be informal
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
To Give ReccptIon And Ten.

A reception and tea will be given
by the South Dakota Society at the
Tea Cup Inn, Oh Twelfth street north.
west, tomorrow evening
The Washington times., 1916-12-14

A number OF interesting papers on
animal life will be read at the an.
nual meeting OF the Biological Society
OF Washington att the Cosmos club
Saturday evening. Committee reports
VIII DO submitted and officers elected.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
To Talk On Rescue Work.

preventive and Rescue Work OF the
House of Mercy" will be the subject
OF an address before tho Social Sery.
ice Conference OF Washington. by Dea.
coness Yeo tomorrow morning In 81
Johns parish hall
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
saenserbund Gives Fete.

The Washington Saengerbund OBJ.
served its annual "comical evening"
with a humorous and entertaining
program at the Saengerbund Hall, 3li
Brauner, =. Schsrbau and a.. G. Pauls
composed the committee In charge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
Russia AnnexeS Some
 islands in Arctic Sea.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4,--The state department is in receipt of a notifica- tion today from Ambassador Bakmet- eff, that Russia has annexed a series of islands and "BroadIand7 off her North Asfatic coast by right of discor- cry The most casterly point is more than 100 miles west of Alaska. This new territory, it is said, is not of great value
 The discoverer of the land was Con mander Militski, an aide to the CT and chief of the Photographic csp j. ton of 1913 and 1914. He foud e first island in latitude 75 degrees. i5 minutes north. This has been named Nilitskiland after it's discoyerar, The broadland is called Emperor Nicholas Il. Land. Another island is named Czareyitch Alexis Land
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
KETCHIkAN MARINE
 RAILWAY IS SOLD
 TOW. F. SCHLOTHAN
NEW OWNER WILL IMPROVE AND OTHERWISE INCREASE
 CAPACITY OF PLANT.

The Ketchikan Marine Railway, an enterprise launched about year ago, and which from the start enjoyed an enviable position in the shipbuilding activity in this vicinity, changed hands last Saturday when Messrs. Fur Der & Clark, owners transferred their interests to the ever enterprising w. r. Schlothan, owner and operator of the well known Northern Machine Works. located on the Newton water front
 Mir Schlothan, who never neglects an opportunity when he sees one, pur- chased the plant for it's possibilities, and plans to improve it to the extent of accommodating the largest fishing boats. It will be operated in conjunct- ion with the Northern Machine Works, With the yard under the direct super vision of Mr. John Clark, the originat- or of the enterprise, who has proven himself efficient in every respect and who purposes continuing in his efforts to please the public.
 The ways will be ready about the first of the coming year, when boats of all sizes will be able to find re- pairing yard where men of vast ex- perience will be ready for action.
 It is the intention of MT Schlothan to- as soon as practicable, equip the yard with all the tools and machinery necessary in tn business. Likewise, he intends to carry large stock of fixtures, lumber and materials.
 MT. Furber, who was associated with Mr. Clark, has retired, but is not de cided about his next move yet
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
SKAGW4Y TG#s
 E5 - -O--

(J

SKAGWAH. ~a.
 Not since tde killing eI-.-. has the metropolis l fered such a.a=.a-e. from 5Easvay aaE'- .s s been discovered il tle a.. -.-a. Two of saasee. l-as men are ot aa us .#a -#aa@se Maud Of Juneau has a 4.# asi- dence, deposited !. -a #eaa box and the next federal grand al. will handle the mater
 Raids on the soft druE places known as the Pantheon and tIas-a. go9 place last Saturday In u9.a leaf is said to have been --- The pro- prietors were placed eaa -g.a bonds
 The search was made #E a special officer named Maud from 5aa The detective spent several days shadow ing the suspected places and lte man hunt eliminated Saturday ia he search and arrest.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
RUSSIANS ARRIVE JUST WHEN
 NEEDED
Saved Bucharest, Compel led German Bulgarian
 Troops to Retire.

PETROGRAD, Dec. 4--Just as the garian forces were to in lade Bucharest from the west, a strong Russian army arriyed from the south and engaged the enemy in a terrific battle and compelled the invaders to retire after infiictiDg heavy losses, is the announcement made by the war ollce here this morning. The stat ment says further iHat the Russian and Euuanian forces captured hundreds oi prisoners, booty and guns
 Thc var cfiice also announces fur .her success for the Russian forces ou the Transylvaaian front.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
Big Fisheries Firm Will
 Build Plant in Seward.

SEWARD. Alaska Dec. 4,-Arrange- ments have just been completed here by F. A. Twitchell, manager of the San Juan Fish Company, of Seattle, for securing a site here for big cold stor- age plant. The company plans to op- crate fishing boats out instead of mak- ing the trip to and from Seattle for every catch, as this is one of the clos est ports to the fishing banks between Middleton island and Kodiak The plans are to hold the catches here and send them to Seattle only in large ship ments. The company figures that it will offset the advantage now held by Prince Rupert by reason of being near CT to the fishing banks than Seattle. by reducing the expense of operating in this way.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
Defends Deportation
 of Belgian Workmen,

BERLIN, Dee. 4,-The Cologne Gag ette of recent date in an article com menting on the deportion of Belgian laborers represented by Swiss papers, said:--
 We cannot govern our policy by unfaForable impressions of neutrals. Our military security and the interests of the Belgian population demand re- moyal Of Belgian workmen to Ger many Until the reasons leading to the adoption of the measures are changed it cannot be revoked. No mat ter what impression the incident may give, our security comes first"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
FREAK GOLD FIELD
 FOUND lN ALAS .A

SEATTLE. Dec. 1.--.araaal C.t, new gold strike on the Yukon. c.e5aa miles from Audreases, iaa freak according to a number of [e-aara mining men, uEo have .u Seattle from Alaska. -5uLoa Creek the stream on which All Q. -aa pay has been found and '.J was taa- en out during the la sua4e--ia 9 geological curiosity. The payslreal- suddenly breaks off --aen inc timber line is reached from t.4 sie.c a-.i tudes. All of the gold above t-e timber line. Willow Creek $ tle C.I5 stream of this character that has et been discovered in th4 North. al2 e far IS known, in tile world 4 as.--al condition is found on tributary o. Willow Creek.
 Frank Waskey, Alaa'a's first dele gate to Congress, who laat $ faIlme trying to induce Congress to pass g territorial government lav for Alaska. and subsequently H-ae Lroke' a- Nome, is said to have been one of the biggest winners at 1Iar all City, h.a cleanup for the past iuar aelng about $49,0e0 net Eight paviag claims had been discovered when the snow began to fall and the rivers to freeze
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
E#E STORY OF
 t0N HiNDENBRG'S
 FALL AND RISE TOLD
uEHT THE KAISER, WHOM HE MADE PRISONER AND
 WAS S1ELVED.

\ "s.-ea merchant oL New York re- aJ.v returned from a trip Germany #a Uauaa. where te Iu-, many men
 pa4.a4uee and from whom he
 learned .ha "aI and rise" of Field a..sat van IlAdenburg, h he told .a the following:
 "Tae story Of Fon Ilindeuu srg's fall er5 rise is told with much susto in -aa countries. lt appears that not v.a. long ore tAa present war start ea. U.s Kaiser and Fon Hindenburg en-
 d in asham battle during the reg uIar army maneuvers, in which the Kaiser vas utterly defeated. Finally, rm undonburg approached the Kai- ser and said. Your majesty, you are ar prisoner"
 "Tae Kaiser Vas furious and openly
 owed his stare of mind. Shortly
 r #au iIindenburg was pensioned, .-5 ike general belief was that he was 1l .le shelf However, they could not
 p Hia down When the war start al Eca Hndeuburg wrote a personal
 tal o the Kaiser requesting a com rud To this tle Kaiser paid no at aaroa Influential friends interceded -s. aim, buz 10 no avail. Finally, when taa Ras siaus were on the point of
 eahaag through the German lines, Foa Ilndenburg's name was again placed before the Kaiser as the only military man in Germany who knew every inch of territory along the Rus ou border ~~Tha Kaiser relented and acea linn iu command. Von linden la-g was dining in a little restaurant ia Berlin when he received word of his command He did not stop to finish hIa dinner. but left at once for head quarters, laid out his plans and wired lis orders, continuing to do so as his .1am sped to the eastern front. He made good-so good that he stands now even above the Kaiser in the em- pire."
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
KAISER WILL
 SEND WILSON
 XMAS GIFT.

GENEVA. Switzerland, Dec. 4,-Em- peror William has had specially pre- pared a set of American authors, bound de luxe at the Royal Printing Works in Berlin, which he will send to President Wilson for Christmas, ac- cording to a Budapest newspaper the Az Est. The German submarine Deutschland, the newspaper says, will carry the gift to the United States on her next trip across the Atlantic.
 Emperor Williams Christmas gift to Pope Benedict will be a Bible mag nificently illuminated and bound
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
r RESIDENT WILSON
 BELIEVES IN LIBERTY
.5eERTY BY SYMPATHIES AND &0r EY GROUP
 O. MEN.

EGN 0HN. ice. 4.-fn speech
 sa t1=l uaay evening, President H i-aa. touaajua eu 5ha subject of lab salv. la aUd. '1stGy is the due fe# 5=.- Ha, v. sCHJo nave for others.
 a Wster faas he aidnt bal #at h. aas HfaI bv ? small gr5H H-a could be -y.cessfai." eonf'a- sHg ae sa5# "Taa worlds peace sh@- e5He Hc. hs g com act ot nation, but as .snpa.atls a. men. Ii is useiea. a .ter t1to aus te,aties 10 keep 5hc aa.e... because 4oal peace can only ane fglL Huh@."
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
CARRANzA ARMY INCONTROL OF
 CHIHUAHUA
With Fearful losses Drove The Bandits Into
 The Mountain.

JUAi.IzZ, Dee. 4.--After having ob- ta'ucd rainforceraerts, Gen. Treyino re turned to Ghnuanua last Saturday eve ming and after l'nlble battle with tn bandits, drove Item out of the garri- son. n.and mo the mountain west of the cit, infI!osn heavy losses, is the re- port given out this morning by Gel. Gonzales.
 Chihuahua is now well protected ] 2 stre9e force nas been sent out ,o Il aat the bandits. From the west of the mountains, it i. said that Carr5A sa has ano}hCr detachment awaitins the arrival of Villa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
IT. Hughes To Resume
 Practice of Law,

LAKEWOOD, E. j.. Dec Alt has az. asa4 announced here that Charles z lu=H presidential candidate, will resume ta practice of law as a mem- # EE York City firm ot aaa -sz4uaaa &s Dwight 96 Broad
 1l. Charles E. Hughes. Jr. A ss e.#.. 1c -i1a, F IS stated
 a - a5au 1Ir. hughes was nomi-
 fur safef4or oi New York, he a.- t..H1ar ot the firm.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
DAD RADENBAUGH
 VISITING IN ABERDEEN.

The Aberdeen News of recent date says:
 Charles E. Radenbaugh and Mrs Radenbaugh, of Ketchikan, Alaska, are in Aberdeen for a visii of two weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Paul Stan hope. MT. Radenbaugh is the owner of the Pennock island shipyard at Ket- chikan. They came to Aberdeen from Portland in their automobile"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
AfReHtPS DRIVE
 WILD DUCKS AWAY.

KEEL, GermaHy,-Apparently taking il for some huge bird of prey, ornith- ologists have discovered that the wild duck does not like the aeroplane It is reported that from the North Sea coast of SchleswigHolstein that the great flocks Of ducks which previous Y had stopped for rest and food on the coastal sands and islands on their flight from the Far North to the South, nave avoided. that region this year. The cSly explanation offered is that they were frightened away by the many aeroplanes that were constantly scouting along the coast.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
NEW WARsHIPs COST $65,ooo,ooo

WASHINGTON. Dec, 4,-Contracts were awarded yesterday by Secretary Daniels for more than $65,0OO,000 worth of new battleships for the navy, including four battleships at $11,OOO,- 900 each two fleet submarines at ap- proximately $1,19O,OOO each, and 27 coast submarines at from $694,0OO to $69S,000 each.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
PATRONS TO BE GIVEN
 DESERTERS WHO RETURN

OTTAWA, Can, Dec 4,-To mark the arrival of the duke of Devonshire, as the new governor-general for Cana da, pardons are to be given to all Can adians who deserted from the army after enlisting for overseas service, providing they report for duty by Dec ember 15. Pardons will also be ac- corded to all deserters now serving prison sentences or awaiting trials.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
Bullets From British
 Ship Hit U. s. Steamer

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4,-Stray bull lets from a rifle fired from the British steamer Scythian of the Leyland line on her way in from Liverpool, are re ported to have hit the smokestack of the Public service ship, Neptune, at the mouth of the Mississippi, accord ing to the ships officers who reported the affair today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
NOTORIOUS DR. ALLEN
 ESCAPES FROM JAIL
HARRY GARDNER, A PlcKP0CKET ALSO MAZE RlS GETAWAY
 YESTERDAY.

SEATTLE, Dec. 4.-Dr. P. Y. Allen wlo was sclsng 4 year sentence for his connection with the death of Mis. An1a Danieiscd wealthy Iowa wo- man, and who Wa5 facing prosecution for biganly for marying her to escape mere serious ea.JPes, escaped from tae county jaii yesterday. At the same time t:.at he esnapeG, Harry Gardner. 8 pickpocket under fifteen year sen tcncc also made his getaway. Detec- t!,es have 'llu sonl after them.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
CITY OF SEA1TLE GOES SOUTH.

Tho City of 'o:a,tlc arrived from the tic north at enc clock yesterday af- terr5on and sailed for the south about 3 o'clock She vas forced to anchor atout two miles aUwn tn e channel after having port on account of the stormy %eathor Passengers leaving Krtchinan fer the outh wer c. A. Yin ger |. NJ. SI.Hh, r. J. Brown, James Bloch, ]. r. lHlaen, C. B, Runge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
HOSPITAL DONATION
 DAY WAS PROLIFIC,
 MANY GOOD THINGS

Last Wednesday, Hospital Donation Day as a part of the Thanksgiving observance, was d great success. The Women's Civic Club had started the ball rolling, the business men, the lodges each gave it a push, the public school folks, big little, helped, indi- viduals did their part, and soon the ball was rolling as rapidly and grow ing like any healthy snowfall which might be started down Newton Hill. Supplies Of all sorts were brought to the Hospital to enable it to carry on it's charity work and as an expression of the peoples feeling that the Hos pital is maintained tor their benefit Patients who can pay are charged scheduled rates, those short of funds and needing hospital treatment are cared for without charge. Of especial interest was the load from the public school, it having been suggested to the children that each might bring some one thing, such as a potato or a can of milk. Following is the list of those who shared in ,he sending of supplies and money, and to whom the management is greatly indebted. Eastern Star Lodge.
 Odd Fellows Lodge.
 Moose Lodge.
 Gran5y Mining Co
 J. B IIechman & Co.
 Tongass Trading Co., N. r. Zimmerman.
 Employees of J. R. Heckman Co. Stedman Hotel Co.,
 Western Meat Go.
 Electric Laundry Go.
 Ketchillan Laundry Co Independent Transfer Go.
 Ketchikan Drawing GO.
 Northland Dock Co. Ketchikan Wharf Co.
 Strong Stove Go. J. c. Foord Go. R. Graham Co.
 F. E. Sparhawl1 &s Co.
 N J. Feneghan.
 MT. and Mrs Barber.
 Jno. R. Beegle.
 MT. Bergstresser.
 MT. and Mrs. Deppe.
 Miss DeLoe. Drs Dickinson.
 Mir and Mrs. Dobbs.
 MT. and Mrs Drake.
 Miss A. Edmond
 MT. and Mrs. Elliott.
 MT. and Mrs. w, Gray.
 Misses Hartsougle.
 Mir and Mrs. r. Hunt.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Howard.
 Mrs King i o. A. Kimball.
 Rev II. II. Kelley.
 J. A. Mckay.
 Dr. and Mrs. 3. L, Myers.
 Mrs F. Molineaux
 Mr. and Mrs Pittenger.
 Mir and Mrs. Pruell.
 Mir and Mrs Pivard
 Mrs. Reynolds.
 Mrs Selfridge.
 Mrs. Stackpole.
 Mrs. Swineford.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
MARIP0SA NoRTRBOUNC,

The Marjposa arrived from the south at 5o'cloch yrstel .ay morning with morning with N N Rohrback ana Ed wasd B,nson as passengers for Netehi- Lai, pa#en,tr} for the north from T!io.nas. SIa sailed at six o'clock, tlis port were ?. C. Holmes and Fife in the nurumg.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
JEFFERSON SQUTHBoUND.

The Jefferson efrived from the north yest.rday tfrarne cn about o'clock ard sailed f oiiHe south at 8:3O. Pas sengcrs for the Eta,h from Ketchikan were Hans B0g, Mike PVich, Mrs. E. E. Olson, Mir. and Mrs. Spencer B. Van Iaudt HD3a Fyler. D. c. Eyler aud Mrs. II. T. WyLrant
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
DRY CALIFORNIA. IS
 TO EE .- SLOGAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. =2 Ha# announced here re-.Ea a .as of the execHave e4u4l. federation taat l.s la . . fornia in the ~drE ea#a #l sa right on. < committee V. l- ..-a --..5- ed to consider aaasHe# = =3 ga ~. ballot and lay pans #ea their support which Ht- a4a. a-s until the election a#-.
 This committee al ority to iLes=sez -. and also la caa
 spring of all ,s4-s the state to pass o- pared br the c5Ht..55sa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
POLITICAL CRISIS ACUTE IN OLD
 ENGLAND
lloyd George Is Said To Have Rendered. His
 Resignation.

LONDON, Dec. 4.The political cri- lis that has beeL expected for some da,5, Is heccning acute according to aG informed officials. It is being circulated that Lloyd George has al ICady tead ed his resignation and that oih,1s y.ili .oil,N shortly.
 It is further stated that Premier As quith has decided t5 advise the King to consent to the reconstruction of the government. This much has been off eiauy announced Inter
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
BERLIN WAR
 OFFICE MIKES
 ITS REPORT
Submarine Sunk Trench Transport IA 2@ ...o4
 With Troops.

BERLIN. }aat s4 TocEcie, NEo her otarge of q ea.Ha.. dentach, ias 1-aa Chef cf the .ercez .a Ha.-=a. official statement ,E.
 He admiralty report ia the -iul.'ug tg of the Hme5 aa..a 05 ton ship. The lGszs9e wifh agupa a- ##. # says.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
ADMIRAL WA soh NoRTHsouND

The Watson ;r.i ed from the south yesterday aftrrnt n at one o'clock with the f., ,!l)~ln; passengers for this port: Mrs. u.o. Scrde and c. w. Cor del Sic sid'cl for the north after ;.ischarg ag , tens of freight about 3 T m ". C. LlN l"r ce and James Gar, wis were l%ssonsors for northern ports from here.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04

Wm. Aiken, the well-known repre- sentative for "Schillings Best" coffee, was an arriving passenger from the north yesterday and is stopping over in town for few days doing business as usual till the next boat south. He is registered at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
GERMANS rEClN COMMANDMENT
 OF BUCHAREST.

COrFENiIAGEN, Dec. 4.-German artillery begun the bombardment of Bucharest from & r5uge said to be a bout eleven miles, tce newspaper Nat jena Ti',nnes s@,'a a dispatch pur- porting tc come Gro'r Berlin today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
A Thank For Everybody.
Dr. Beatrice P. Dickinson, M. D., Sec'y. of Civic Club,
 Ketchikan, Alaska,

DI. oFdJlICe I. DlChIISOu, M. D.,
 Sec'y. of Civic Club,
 Ketchikan, Alaska, Dear Doctor:
 Thanksgiving Day was made doubly happy for the hospital through the sue cess of the Donation Day. arranged by the Civic Club and in which the people of Ketchikan shared so gener- ously. Food supplies, coal and cash came in a steady stream all day. Do nations came from the business houses the lodges, the public school children, and teachers and from individual citi- zens The Hospital workers were hap py in receiving, and we feel sure the givels were exceedingly happy in their giving.
 Through you as Secretary, we very sincerely thank the Civic Club for it's leadership and planning of the Don ation Day, also every organization and individual who so kindly aided toward the success of the day. We feel also that the Daily Progressive Miner should be thanked for the space so gen erously given toward making the Don ation Day plan known.
 We are glad to have the people oi Ketchikan feel that the Arthur Yates Mer orial Hospital, though conducted by the Episcopal Church, is their Hos pita, work of love for the sake of the people No money profit results from the care of patients, and there is eacl year heavy dan.aud for charity work No sick person requiring hospital care is ever turned away because of lack ol money to pay for care. Help sucf as came to the Hospital on Donation Day enables this charity work to be done.
 A. ain with hearty thanks to all who helped,
 Yours faithfully, Howard H. Kelley Note:--
 Mgr. Barlow received $S2.75 ir
 cash besides other donations and no counting the church collection. R p n
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04

E. McKenna, the well-known broker of Juneau was an arrival from the northern city last evening and will spend several days here in the inter est Of his business. He is guest at the Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04

c Q. Brown, of Juneau, was an ar rival from the north last evening and is q guest a the Stedman.
 D W. Torwilliger, representing Jes- SC Moore, Hunt and Company, of San Francisco was in town on business, and is registered at the Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
z.-Ls HERSELF WHILE
 eON AND HUSBAND SLEEP.

sA& tGANCIsC0. Dec. 4.-A trage- aa aeeaed here de other night when azs #.a-a schW.er. 5l years of age,
 herself while her son and hus- HaHa eele a1eep.ns. She was mentally a#salaal and had been watched for ea- t.We 5he set fire to her cloth
 having saturated them with au.5Ha
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
FLOUR DROPS IN TACOMA.

TACOMA, Dec 4,--Another decline of 20 cents a barrel in patent flour was welcome announcement, making a total decline of 40 cents a barrel from the high notch. Jobbing prices are $S25 a barrel now.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04

Wm. F. Rohrbach, representing the Hardeman Hat company arrived on theMariposa from Seattle yesterday morn ng and expects to be in town for several days doing business for his firm. He is stopping at the Revilla
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
HADLGY IS NEARLY
 BURIED IN SNOW.

HAB.EY, Dec At two p. m. this aft-r.o1on there is o9er twelve inches 1f snow ere dDd ii is expected that at the rate it is f7ll5ag now there will be two feet edslig by five o'5clock this afternoon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04

Another load of herring from Sandy Point was received Saturday by the New England Fish company The her ring were frozen immediately and will be sold for baits.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
BACK FROM VISIT SOUTH

MT Jack Cordell who has been south for the past two weeks visiting with his parents in Seattle, returned home Sunday morning on the City of Seat tie, and reports fine trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
RUMANIA ESTABLISHES
 SEAT FOR GOVERNMENT

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch from Yassy says that the Rumanian govern ment has been established there and that Parliament wlll convene shortly
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-04
OVER FROM HADLEY.

Mir and Mrs N. w. Sweetzer, came over from Hadley to spend Thanks giving week in Ketchikan, and have been guests at the RevilIa while in town.