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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Declares Vets VIII
 Open Real Saloon

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 27.-The RaF. \. C. Moses. manager of the anti brewery campaign for the Anti-Saloon league in this county. said today:
 Down in Columbia county there is town into which an Oregon brewery las shipped complete bar fixtures for 9 saloon, and has gotten a man to run Q place there as a soft drink place un- ii the state goes back wet in Novem- ber. when he will get a brewers agency permit and run a regular sa- loon. This information was secured first hand. The manager of the lum- he~ company there is up in arms about it. So you can see how tho vets themselves view the situation
 The houseto-hogse canvass or poll being conducted under 4Tr. Moses supervision reveals on third O. the drzs unregistered; vets practical y all registered. If the ratio olds through out the state. he feels nat the brew CTS have good grounds or their con Gdauce
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
COMPLIES FALLS INTO HANDS
 OF BRITISH
Russian Offensive Report ed RepuIsed In GaIiCia
 And BukOWina.

LONDON. Sepr 2-.-The war office in tts statement this morning an aouaees the capture by the British forces e Combfes The capture fol lowed successful yhras,s a- the village e the visas which has stood all ar lacks for months and therefore. pre- 1erted a1l attempts to advance alonS zAa, line The news has created great pleasure and London ts rejoicing.
 < dispatch from Vienna says that t1e large offensive movement started ay fhs Russian z7rczs a few days ago in Gslic.s and Bakowina has bezn suc- essztal'v -epa,sad 6y tae Bulgarian forces.
 From Coas-aa,.aople ccm=s the news that ths British advance on the suez Canal had been driven back for miles.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
WEAVING ROPE AROUND NECK
 IF ACCUSED
 MURDERER
Strong CirCumstantial EVi- dence Is Being Brought Forward Against The
 Accused.

JUNEAU. Sep 2---Sr-oag cireuu- stzalizi evidsRce is bling p il ths case ot ch= United States vs- Edward hrause. charged with the murder ot 0. Plu1ke--- The prosecution is draw ing around -aa accused -1e most dam 2 ging sTi5=nce Witnesses have tes- ,i5=t having cen k.ausa leave Ju- zea1 h company ~i.h Plu1k=.- in the lztser'z toz- They followed the boa. 70 Petersburg bur Krause was alone z- t1e time Later f. was p-oYs1- P.u1Eee-'s boar wzz -71zt at the nou-h CT Duncan canal apparently in a1 abandoned condition
 The co--- TOO -is packed with spec tz-ors among ~-cm are Da1y women + is generally admitted 5Iac cAe gov- ar1ns1t is making z strong and con vi1cizg case zgains. K-a1se The case ~il occupy t1s attention Of the coz-- for several days. j. is said.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Interned Ship Drifts
 To Sea; Allies Sink Her

GALVESTON. Tex Sept 27-The German Steamship Assuan which had been interaed ia Las Palmas since the beginning O. the European war. broke from her mooriaga in an oa-saore gale A1gust l 5riftad outside lhe 2 mile limit and waa Dounced upon by an eager flock oe British cruisers and destroyera. That @aa the word brought here tonight by Capt Jacob son Of the Norwegian steamer Salon ica
 Jacobgon saia he personally wit messed the ungsuai capture The Aa- auan. he sai1, was . Koamoa liner Of @,9zl tons She had been without steam in her boilers since her intern metr and fhe gale maa 70 strong that the crew had no time 10 make any fires before ahe waa surrounded by fhe British aaFatlpa
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
COM MMUNICATI0N.

Valdez, Alaska, Sept :, 1916. Editor Valdez Miner
 May ! ask you to kindly giTe pub lici.y to -ae tolloEtng.
 Ny attention has been called to . amall pamphlet being circulated in AlzsEz entitled.
 Address to tae People ot Alaska by Mr. James Wickersham-
 On page 19 Of this pamphlet, in q paragraph with the caption Of "Hiyu Cultzs T-awa,@ he repeats an old charge against me of having aided 1T. the oppogi,ion ro his biil for the ere stioa Of an Al4akan legislature. This E fslse. aa he well knons. and he knows also that I was urging some form Of self government for Alaska gaea he Nzs supporting and aiding GoYeuor Hcggatt in opposition 10 it.
 l. iz perhaps ganecessary tO make this denial as my position on this sub !ecr has been well known in The Ter ritory 10 all who cared enough io in- quire. Dgt call attention to f as suspect 5ir Wickeraham's real pur- po9e referred 10 ls to convey some kind q subtle insult bY his interest ing caption of @iiyu cgltgs. etc"
 t may b.e form Of hpmOr on his DzrE, CT l. nay be sogr os var err that he hzs adopted to terrorize the administration and congress into granting him appropriations and other legislation he claims to have gotten through for Alaska
 One could hardly suspect t Of b. ing ais native tongue and yet sounds .ao like him,
 W. P. RICHARDSON
 CSeger mind Colonel, Wlck.s gooae is cooked.J
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
USED X-RAY TO FIX
 GIRLS AGE IN COURT
DISPUTE AROSE BETWEEN TIE PARENTS AND THE FUTURE
 FAITH ER-iN-LAW.

OAKLAND. Cal, Sept 47.-The X-ray fixed in court here today the age Of Amelia Mitchell gypsy girl for whose custody Q legal battle .- be- ing fought by her parents on one hand and A Adams, leader C. ggpsy band. On the other
 The girls mother conteadad that Amelia is only 15 years Of age. Adams sad she ia 19. and chat on that assumption he bought her from her parents two years ago for Szs35 as a wife for his son when the boy should come Of age.
 Dr S T. Buteau made an X-Bay examination Of the girl and said aa q result that his conclusion vas she : E years of age. f this figure ls accepted 5y the court the girl sill 5e ailo~ed to remain wIrh her pros pactiye fa.Ler-in-lau.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
WASHINGTON AIDS
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S--As =H-W7-ES WHERE --EY AVE BEN VERY
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
CONDITIONS ROTTEN
 ON ALASKA ROAD
NORTHERN JOE MADE DUMPING GROUND, AND INEFFlClENCY
 IS RAMPANT.

According to August EEsman who los just return eJ 10 Portland, Ore, from Anchorage. an investigation is about due ar that place. Says the Portland Telegram of September 22:
 "Inemc,eao and red tape predom- -uara fa tHe construction of the gov. arumeu- railroad in Alaska, and huge sr.s os tae people.H money are being eguandera5. charges August Eh-ma8. former furniture dealer at s,a-tol. Marion county 3Ir Ehsman who ts a Democrat and precinct com mittea man for his party at stayton. lss.guates the ~ystem Of handling the Alaska railroad as 'rouon'
 "It is g political holdup from start tc finish, he asserts. There is SO n0cb red tape that nothing is ac- compl,ahed l. is the most amazing e.aibition Of incmciaucy that ! have ever seen. There were on. the payroll when l was there this summer 2500 iH.tI dUN iAIIt J.tt-44hil H'tlt Cf ft-I 5ctI 1t bosses. clerks, and office men.
 "tTEere is some station work but DO contract work Although 2500 acn wrfc On inc summer payroll only II miiae or taal were laid The boss as are a2 numerous that they get in each others way. 4 piece of work done today under the direction of one aaH may ha and frequently is done e~ar tomorro~ Joy order o} some one little higher iu authority
 Eo one seems to care. Everyone takes tle position that I should wor ry. Uncle Sam pays the bill' At the present rate the building of the 400 miles og road gill take 29 years and cost billions Of dollars. And tho worst part of lt ia there is absolutely no
 eaaa iu it. because it should not be q difficult or expensive piece of road to build barring the one item of trans portation of all material and equip mant from inc atatea.'"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
MISS KING EHTERTAlHs.

Laat evening aome friends of Miss Corlnne King gathered at her home to celebrate the occaalo uof her birth day Music and dancing were the or der of the evening liIl about eleven o'clock when q dainty little supper vas served by the hoateas' mother Mra. Ira King. to the following young folks. Misses Eganda Field Martha FogsHeea Florence Reynolds Lnella Wakefield Irene Duiiamel Ada jar, llngton. Edna Robinson, and Mengrs Joe spaeth, Bob spaest, Jim Hend- rick8 Bryant DeBar. Arnl Hendrick- sen and Ralph Bartholomew.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
FARALL0N ISLAND
 TO BE FORTIFIED
FANS ABE VEL UNDER WAY; APuN CF= GERS DETAILED
 =cS --E WORK.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
IN SITUATION IS
 EXPECTED
Central Labor Council May Take Action This
 Evening.

SEATTLE Sep @---The crisis ia c1z w4-s-t-C-t trouble Is expected this cTs---E wAe- the Central Labor Coun. c-s ~15ch has been appealed to for 8 Sy-r2s1e.ic ~2lEout- mar take action
 A. meeting lssE eVs2izg. the szrtk- E g,ozgs1ors1e1 decided .o grasp -az las. s--a~ and adopted 3 resolu- -51z t4zzz55-E q EEe labor council to .o5- .1=- t2 2 general w4lko-g- On c5a2z q hs= council are aEzins, rhe E-17.1s5-ioz- bet lAs question MI he presented zc 5 special meeting ro be es.5 -ozig1: . ~eic5 every member zzs o==- -aclE4t so 2ztsut-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
90 ON CRUISER MUTINY.

LONDON. Sep 28.-Arhens is 6ll- ed with rumc-s that 34a men ot the cruiser Avaro1 have nuyiaiad says 8 dispatch The report says the re- uaiudsr ot c1s crew and attachments Of mariners were sent away in boats. Other ships Of the fleet are said 10 have euellsd the u9cinv
 The A4s-oE is an a-mo-ed cruiser. built i1 March. 1sla She carries a crew ot 551 men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Seattle N0a Has Chi-
 nes8 Evening School

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
WOMEN TO TOUR THE
 COUNTRY FOR HUGHES
TRASSCoN-iNENTAL TRAIN HAS BEEN SECURED FOR THEIR
 USE.

CHICAGO, Sep. z1-Several prom insnr women from all over the states are here arranging for tour Of the country i1 the interest ot 3Ir Hughes. 4 special train has been provided and ziIl visit nearly every important citE from coast 10 coast. making speeches and otherwise helping -he.r farorits candidate
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
NORTH YAKIMA IS
 STORMED BY l. V. w. s
BREAK IN THE JAIL AND RE LEASED MEMBERS AFTER
 OVERPOWERlNG SHERIFF.

YAKIMA, Sept. 21--At North "a Aima last evening. hundreds of I. W. W.,s stoymeJ the jail and after over towering the sheri0 and his deputies liberated several members ot their sang who had been arrested earlier in the day. and deded arrest.
 The citizens held a mass meeting al which 8 resolution was adopted call ing upon the governor for the state militia. Every citizen is arming him self and bloodshed is feared.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
PETROGRAD. sept. 26. - German

PETROGRAD. Sept. 26. - German troops n the region of Lake Narocz. on Jha 1orrhern end ot the Russian
 le, la---aed gas attack lasting two
 -@rs yesterday and in the intervals terween the gas waves dense columns of Teu1on troops advanced against the Russian positions. says the Russian official statement issued today. The attacking forces. the statement adds. were driven back each time
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
IDAHO MINERS ARE
 VERY MUCH EXCITED
STATE MINE INSPECTOR REPORT THE GREATEST FIND IN THE
 HISTORY oF STATE.

BOISE. Idaho. Sept z-.-Srata Nine Inspector Bell. amour last evea-
 ing the richest discovery ot gold quartz End ever made tE the state. The discovery was made l- a camp that had stood idle for ftty-two years Samples of ore brought here run as aiga as two thousand dollars 10 the Ion. Mir Bell says nothing has ever squa.,ed the discovery iu fife state.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Paralysis Epidemic
 Is Declared At End

NEW YORK Sept Z7--Tae eDlceu, l. of infzlElle Darzlgsss in this city paa declared Last night bY health de per1nsert oTcfzls to b@ st zn end IT., asFEc4fo1s were gfyen t0 the ls7 npr- ses. o1e os whoza will b,e present in e@ea school o1 opening day. to Fe- fuse zdraitt4nce to any chiId Eho may have lived in aE infected house. This rale also wlll be applied to teachers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
GENEROUS SAM

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Scandinavian Nations
 Are One on War Policy

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 27.-A A. hour working schedule is being ar ranged at rhe San Francisco mins in order 10 supply the increased demand Tor dimes. ntcke.s and pennies i- was announced here today. For-v addition al helpers are 10 be employed iu r1e new eigh--aogr shifts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Roumanians Have Re-
 captured Vulcan Pass

LONDON. Sep, z-- - O@cial dis Ietches state Ina. t1e Roula1ials had required the FUlcaa Pass over the TransylTanis1 Alps which cheE Lad losE lasE Monday when they were attacked oY t1e Bulgars.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Against Huerta Que ton oi Sale of
 islands Is Postponed

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
HUGHES HOT
 AFTER WILSON
 AND DOING5
Accuses The President of
 Waging Private War

CLEVELAND, Sept s-=Charging Pr5s.deue Wilson with Wag.ae private war oil MaNieos EN.Presideut Huerta, Candidate Hughes again assailed the administration 1Ir. Hughes said that Wilson through his agent John Lind, was the cause Of all the trouble in Mexico and deHas the administration to deny the charge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
ALASKA RAILROAD
 GETS LIONS SHARE
MOST LEGISLATION AFFECTING SC7T- E7S TERRITORY WAS
 DEFEATED.

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 T1s g0Ts-l1el- EzllEozd i1 Alaska goz a-ost os t5e mo1eT that ia to be s2@z. -as-e- Tas sDD.oprtztioa for t1s rzlroz6 totzIe1 ss.z47. SD. At taz1- Congress Io2ped szlasg. .Gl9 from tA= estimate szk--i.ted by Secretary ct t1= Interior Franklin F. Lane. The e-sc zppEogTaztio1 II tle sessioz wzs C. sz 90t .l19 II order that wo-k might 5e carried oz during tae winter The remainder 1zs prorit@d IT the sgndyy csril approDrlztio4 bsIL Congress al so prort6ed sl9a.1l9 toE continuing r1e mineral sarregs in the territory. Orher sDproprIztioas are az follows:
 Care q insane. s71.Gs9s education Q. natives. sz99,9g47 medical relief Of 1ztsres. s58.94gs reindeer service. s5J-l9s protection ot game. sz,G69. and for sgDpressfoa of traffic h intoz- lcatl1z liquors. s15.glG.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

CHI9UAEUA CITT, 5ep- 2--Gen CaTazos. commander Of Carrsaza CaT- airy under Gen. TreT.n0 iu Chihuahua has gone 70 Fresno. n miles south west os here wi-h 9 command Of troops to investigate a report receiT- ed ar nilt.a-y headquarters tha- Will isras were in the vicinity ol Fresno.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
@9 mEcLE GOES SOUTH.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
MSS EoNcao MAKES sa-Es

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

 hRE STILL
 UNDECIDED
Three Quarters of Million Ready to Quit Work at
 Gall of Leaders.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
FILING UP EVIDENCE AGAINST kRAUSE
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NSNlZELOS ANNOUNCES
 NEW GOVERNMENT

- LONDON. Sept S1.-A re-
 :. port from Athens says that
 .. VsGiEslos who left yesterday !: for Crete. is reported to have -:. declared a provisional govern t meRt outside ot the city of +- Athens and will proceed 70 ad- :. minister the affairs q the coun-
 :: rry independently from King - Constantine - King Constantine is reported -. 70 hare expressed his readiness .- to enter the war ar any nom . -:. ent. but pleads poverty He -: says money is imperative * < :. z. - :. :. :. < -- :. ..- :. :. :.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
Butler Pleads Guilty
 Of BIackmai!ing Plot

NEW YORK Sept z7 - William Butler. uao @aa arrested several daya ago charged Eith being q member of fhe blackmaiiing gang operating oyer the country, plead guilty 10 thc charge this morning He was given eighteen months sentence in jail Others wiI have their trial shortly
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

LONDON, Sep- q. - Canadian naples are 70 be planted around the graves Of the Dolinlon's soldiers in France. Seeds rtpeued at Ottawa have been planted in Kew Gardens and the little trees from these seeds ~iIi be t-a1splauraa .1 France after inc 7ar
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
WEDDING eT NETLEHETLE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
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8OUTHeCUND. GPOft&f. due [ o'clock tonight. ALrKJ dae tomorrow night PRINCESS SOPHIA due Saturday morning at $ o'clock.
 NORTHsOUND. SEATTLE ThgrgJat. HUMBOLDT ThurBday. PRINCE RUPERT tonight 7 o'clock.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

FL rAsO. Tex Sept 27 Three military trains carrying 200 men reached Juaroz early today from cht. buabua Cifg Tho trains had dlatrib Hted several hundred troops along the Mexican Central between Chihua- hua City and Juarez.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

yfr. and Mfs. Oscar Johnson Jeff on the Spokane today for Birmingham. Wash. 5fr. Johnson has been engag. cd in the fishing bgaineaa ln tilis yic- inity for the past sixteen yearg-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

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MILNE EoWAROs.

Last e4salag about o'clock Judge 6fackDo.e united h marriage 2 white man by the name Of Edwards and q native girl named Edith Milne.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

The worst part Of holiday is chat fetish kno#n as packing up when a man has to get wardrobe Into q suitcase, at the same time showing that ha has nothing up hia sleeve.
 Tie man ~ho thinks he can atop smoking when he want8 10 never aeet0s 1o want to.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

The Most Sagzcioga Of TraFelers. r. The elephant, 1ho. when he travels always keeps Els ere CT his trunk.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

The fellow nhO always agrees with you generally wants something.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-27

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