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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

night.
 Chairman Flood in his address stirred the house when he said |: War iS being made upon our country and its people. Our ships are sunk. non-eomhatant citienS, including. men. women, and children are being foully murdered; merchantmen denied the freedom of the seas: under such circumstances, there Is but ore course for the government 70 pursue, and that Is to go to the defense of its people and maintain the honor of our nation. There iS no choice as to course.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
CIVIL SERVICE FOR
 10000 P0STMASTERS

WASHINGTON. April 5.-By an ex- ecuuye order of President Wilson more than 10000 first. second and third class postmasters have been placed under civil service.
 Incumbents Of office are not affected but in the future when vacancies occur the civil service commission will hold open competitive examinations. The name o5 the highest eligible candidate will then be submitted 10 the Presi- dent No person more than 5 years ct age shall De examined.
 AlJho the order is framed to remove postmasrers from politics, the senate has the right to reject the Presidents appoinrees
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
AUSTRIA HUNGARY
 WILL BREAK WITH U. 5.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
BRITISH EXTEND DANGER ZONE
 IN NORTH SEA

LONDON, April 5.-In view Of the unrestricted use os mines and sub marines by the Germans and the sink ing Of merchantmen without regard for the safety Of their crews the area Of the North sea is rendered danger ous 10 all shipping by operations against the enemy, the British admir- alty announces will be extended On and after April E.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

SPOKANE April HI | Thzyer q B=a--zor1---. who iz i1 the city pGr- rsze51g 1zr states t1zt czttle men Of Montana z-e s1t9srf1g z great loss On scrcz-E- q -le late season and heaTy s-ow CT r1e ranges Mfr Tn&yer says z5-1e ot sE= cz-tle cannot b. reached 11 accog1t ot Ehe deep snow and f Is s,zosf impossible 70 obtain hay to feed raos= ol tLe ranches
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
WILL GIVE GERMANS
 ACHANCE TO BECOME
 CITIZENS OF U. S.
\ Bin to That Effect Introduced By Senator Townsend of
 Michigan

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED

WASHINGTON Aprl 5.-The gen =-z- deficiency 4Dpr9priz-io1 oil, one 2. rz= s3zr s5g supply measures which failed lss- congress. under suspension 2. ---.=s wzs passed yesterday
 LITER All ta@ four bills which +z-=5 lass congress hare passed t1@
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
PRINCE JOHN NORTHBOUND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
sfR. J. J. DAILY RETURNS
 FROM TRIP SOUTH

Nr ] J DalY. q the Ketchikan Pow @r company, returned this morning on sla Ctty of sez,tie from z short trip -o The PEger Sound Mir DzIy Eas accom- panied by his mother, Mrs- ]. DalT Sr- Of Edgecombe. waz5. who rlll vlatt Etth Nr. and Mrz. DzIy for the sa1ueT.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
JEFFERSON NORTHBOCND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
SWISS PARLIAMENT
 AGAINST PEACE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
NEW RUSSIA WILL GET REVENUES FROM
 DUCAL APPANAGES

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
FRANCES PREMIER JUBILANT OVER
 WILSON'S MESSAGE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
FOREST SUPERINTENDENT
 BACK FROM LONG TRIP

Mr- W (. w'elgie. Superintendent os s1e Forest Service i1 Alaska. who has aeez aog.h foF nearly two months. re- turned o4 the City og Sezftle this morn f1g- Gr Wefgie went south as far ~ Salt Lake cftY where he visited for 2 neck. stopping os ln Spokane also. Tse spent the majority of his time. howe9er, Ia Portland
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
GERMAN SPIES N0SING
 ABOUT coy. OFFICES

WASHINGTON. April 1t devel- oped today that German spies have been unusually busy the last few days nosing about the government offices in the city. not overlooking Secretary Lansing's office Arrests are expected to be made shortly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
Al SYRIA MAY AGAIN
 VOTE ON C0NSCR CRIPTION

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
TWO MORE BRITISH
 STEAMERS ARE SUNK

NEW YORK, April 4-One hundred and len passengers, including two wo- men and one baby. are missing from lhe British steamers Treyohe and AL nwick Castle which were torpedoed yesterday, says the statement Of the admiralty today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
CITY OF SEATTLE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
RETURNS FROM JUNEAU

Mr Henry 5. Welcome. who went north short time ago or business connected with the Netlakatla situa- tioEa. ln behalf Of Father Duncan, re- turned on the steamer Spokane last evening and is guest al the Stedman today
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
GERMANS DISCOVERED PLOTTING AGAINST |. s.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
NORTH OE BUSINESS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
COs.MANDER OF AZTEC
 ARRIVES IN PARIS

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The De- partment Of State this morning was notified that Captain OBrien Of the American steamer Aztec, accornpan- led by guard Of twelve blue Jackets aboard the yesael had reached Paris. The information vas sent by Ambas- sadoF Sharpe
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
SPOKANE SOUTHBOJND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
MEATLESS DAY
 FOR BRITISHERS

LONDON. April 5:-The food con- trolIer issued an order providing for one neatless day week in all restau- rants. Potatoes are out Of the ques- lion except on meatless days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
AND BRITISH
 MAKE CONNECTION

LONDON. April 5.-The British and Russian forces in Mesopotamia effect ed junction and Persia has been cleared of all Turkish forces. the war office announced today. They came in contact at Khanikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
IS CERTAIN TO PASS.

:. WASHINGTON, April 5.-At :: :. the noon hour. seventy members :: :. Of the house expressed a desire to :: :. be heard before the vote was talk :: <. en on the Flood-Martin resolu- :: :. rion. Fitzgerald. President tenn :: .:. pore announced. Thus far less :: :. than a dozen members of the :: :. house are opposing the resolution, :: z: and it's passage before adjourn < :: ment tonight is assured This ':' :. will be followed by the signature :: :: of the President and the declara- < :. tion that a state of war exists ':' :. will be formally declared an ac- :. :. complished fact. < z: <
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
WATSON GOES SOUTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
RUSSIANS ARE
 FORGED BACK

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
FRENCH CLOSING IN
 ON ST. QUENTIN

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
SPAIN TO HELP U. S

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
FAVOR WAR

- SAN FRANCISCO. April 5--A :. : g-o-2 q rAs leading men q the :: -.- s-s-z c-Ea-tziaz the American .: -:- League 9: California sent tele- :: : E-a-S Tsste-5aT 10 President ::
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
NOTICE

Taz territorial legislature hay ing appropriated funds for home defence and iR view Ot the present national crisis, a call is hereby is- suasf 10 every eisizefs to meet at the Council Chambers ar 5 P. M. tonight for the purpose or organiz- ing 8 company ot territorial uliIi- tia
 U HENEGHAN. Mayor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP SUNK BY
 SUBMARINE
Men are Fired Upon When in The Act of Leaving
 The Sinking Ship,

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

Al three o'clock yesterday afternoon. [. & Commissioner MahOney. united fn marriage Frank 5anke and Annie Mckay. . native girl Deputy Marsh al Howe and Judge StackpoIe acted as witnesses for the ceremony.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
ANOTHER AMERICAN
 STEAMSHIP SUNK.

E WASHINGTON. April 5,-The i < State Department today was ad- 1 % rised that the American steamer l ss 3lisScurian with 3 Americans 1 * aboard was sunk without warning F in The Mediterranean yesterday. 1 + The news was sent to the depart l
 + aanc by the American consul at < Genoa.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
TUG L. ROSCOE CHARTERED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 5-I am ready 10 fight whenever you want me. '
 The a5oTe is in substance the tel- egrsm selt 10 President Wilson by rhe Worlds heavyweight Champion. Jess Willard today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
CHINA RECOGNIZES RUSSIA

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

Joan ? C-1zz15eFlaia. tFzvelsag reD- seseaIzElrs s9- cse Walton FizF1wars company q Seattle arrived oa the Admiral T-etaoa laet erenlag from F F zo-ra and la g-es. ar rke Ete1raz EossL
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

L. T. Jacobsen, Of the acisic Coast BIscssis company. ig guest al the GtedJnan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 5.- Temporary suspension by legislative action Of the labor laws which re- strict the hours Of employment for men and women during the emergency which now confronts the government was approved last night by the Gen. traI Federate union under certain con dltions.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

Mrs Sam Orchard. Of Shrimp Bay, is visitor in the city, and is q gueg al the Reyllla today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 
SOTTHPOTND.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05

" C Stokes. Of Juneau, is register sd at the 6tednan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-05
SEC. MCAD00 WANTS
 TO ISSUE BONDS

WASHINGTON. April 5-secretary of the Treasury. McAdoo today asked congress for three billion, four hund- red millions for army and navy eX penses to be raised bE the issuan ce Of bonds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-19
Two Worlds
Champs Fight
During Week

The boxing calendar for the current
week will be featured by the appear
ance OF two worlds champlonss On
. Tuesday night. Pete Herman, bantam
boss. In scheduled to battle ai 81. Louis
ioti. a A. midget OF the Mound city who
has won big following there by his
consistent work.
On Thursday night Johnny Kllbsnc.
ruler OF the featherwoights. will take
on Tommy Tuohey, n native OF Goth.
an. Tuohey has done nothing ms ye!
TO warrant his selection as an opponent
Wine jackson. the boy who huns
knockout wsllop on the chin OF John
ny Dundee. Is listed for an engagement
ThuIsday riEh,. s Me c, wiil A'F's hod''
Other prominent battlers who are
scheduled 10 appear this week are
George Chip. George X o. Brown. Tom
my Gibbons. Gus Christie and Ad VOL
Gast
the week
Monday
Opening OF washlnKton's Birthday
golf tournament at Bellealr Fla.
Central A. A. u. basketball champion
ships, at Chicago.
Georss Chip VS.. Knockout Brown. ter
rounds at Youngstown, ONO
Tommy Gibbons Va. Terry Keller, M
teen rounds at Baltimore
Tuesday.
OpeninR OF annual bench show OF West
minister Kennel club. at New York CITY
Close OF the winter race meeting of New
Orleans Jockey club, at New Orleans
Opening OF annual tournament OF Pa
cific Coast Bowling association, Kan Jose
Ad wolsast y1Tsry Brooks ter
p.,n Herman vp. Harry Kabakoft. ter
rounds at st. Louis
. Hartford Armory Indoor Track anc
Pfeld meet at Hartford Conn.
openinG OF midwinter golf tournament
Of Houston Country club, Houston. Texas
Thursday.
Coronado Open Golf Championship tour
Nament at Coronado, Cal
Syracuse: Michigan Dual Indoor TRACY
and Field Meet, Al Syracuse.
Opening OF Annual Bench Show OF Col
Frank Taberskf vs.. Louis Kreutrr a.
Youngstown. Ohio, for pocket billiar'
championship %,
State Chess association, Mt New YER
Johnny Kilkans Va. Tommy Tuohey. toi
rounds at New York.
Jimmy Duffy Va. Battling kopln, tel
r'STSs %1. y JACKSON sT's; ~ % Eddie Wallace, tel
rounds at New York.
Friday.
National A. A. Y, handball champion
chip tournament opens In Detroit.
Schedule meeting OF western Lawi
Tsnenis association Rt Chicago,
Opening OF annual bench show OF fhs
adena Kennel club, fssqdens, Cal
saturday.
Schedule meeting of American Baseball
association at Kansas city.
Opening of Cuban. American Hors
show, at Havana, Cuba,
Annual show OF Atlanta Automobll
nealers' association, Atlanta, Ga.
Annual show Of Newark Automohll
Dealers. association, Newark, N, J.
Pennsylvania Indoor Tennis champion
chips. at philadelphia.
Annual indoor games OF Johns Hopk'n
university, at Baltimore
Annual Indoor games of Fordham uni
yersity, nj New York.
New England A. A. A. u. annual In
door championships, at Boston.
wisconsin. Notre Dame dual ndoo
track aud fnld meet, at Notre Dame
Ind.
IA wolssst vs. Frankie Fleming, lei
| rounds mt Montreal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-19
us Bowling
Teams Ready
For Tourney
American Congress Will Open
Annual Contest March 81
Boston Pitcher Plans to Re-
tire,

CHICAGO, Feb. ia total OF 7l5 i've
mon teams have been entered IN tho sew
sntcenth annual tournament OF th"
American Bowling congress which opens
at Grand Rapids. Mich, March and
will continue for twenty four days. ac-
cording to announcement made by Abe
Langtry. secretary OF tho congress,
Regatta In July.
Tho 1917 Regatta Of the central S'hl's
Rowing association was awarded 10 INC
Lincoln Park Boat club Of Chicago, nt 4
meeting At ST Louis ycsterday u VIII
be held July 80 and 81 .,.
n Wagner and l.. kallcent of thl-
cago, Yesterday moved into first place
In the two.m man event In the lntethA-
tlonal Bowling tournament at st Iaui
with l,23i j N. Deilcr Duluth. MINI.
heads tho singles with score OF i99'
which officials said was the highest indl-
Nidual three game score ever tolleu III q
similar meet The fivem event closed
last night with the Fiat team. MIhhe-
apolis. winning with 2.s22.
Pitcher TO Retire.
II was reported from Terre Hau,e, Ind.
that Arthur Nehf. pitcher with the nos:
ton Nationals, had refused to sign his
contract, containing a material cut IN
salary and will retire from baseball faul
Strand. pitcher with the Toledo Amer %
can team, has been released TO the Mem
phis club Of the southern league.
r Robishaw and o. Nitschke OF CleVc-
land bowling In tho Ohio state Bo"nhg
Associat ton tournament nj Toledo. rolled
l,3,l IN the two-mnn event The score
held by schwoegler brothers OF Madison
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Fulton Introduces "Plasterer's
Twist Into Pugilistic Novelties

champion Of the world. at he ever
gets chance against Willard
DO you think he'll get onc?'
Tom Jones promised it-and I'm TAX -
Ing Tom M his word. A year or so ago
when n Fulton Willard meeting wns
first broachcd. Tom said Fulton could
nave match as soon AS he had made a
reputation for himself we'll I guess Fred
has arrived-Frcd In the logical foe. He's
the only man In America who has n
chance against willard II he gets it
goodnight willard"
"Im--yes-mebbe So" murmured n
bystander. but willard might have Just
u little wee BIT TO say about IL"
Not after the first gong banged. %
snapped Force. Fulton today Ia he, 81
yer man than Willard ever was And
Willard is far from his superb Havana
condition Figure out the thing for your
self
90. Why Fulton 10 Better.
ON one hand YOU have Fulton, q
years old. In the pink OF fighting condi-
tion; fast. shif,y. and Tremendously
powerful hitter lie could 10 into the
ring tomorrow to meet Willard. Fu,tor
In right In his prime. goaded on by tn,
ambition TO become champion, with ev.
erything TO gain and nothing much [,
lose In fight with Willard
"On the other mitt is Willard. ",
| claims 10 be 80 to 30. but some report,
are current that he is much older. vii,
lard hasn't fought n real fight for neari,
year ~ He has kept In conditlon-to
certain extent. Yet. II he was slgne,
M for fight with Fulton, he woulc
| want month or six weeks for train,
Ing. Jess is going-not coming. Fur,
thermore, Jess would bo fighting undel
the handicap OF having n title to defend
| Look at the situation pro and con
| fore and aft, and therf's but one con
clusion-fred Fulton will win by :
Knockout over Jess Willard the first tim,
| they meet"
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BY Frank @. Menke.

Learn TO swing trowel II YOU yearn
to become n pugllr
That's how Fred Fulton did It," an
nounccs Frank Force. who guides the
destinics of less Wizards next foe--if
Jess is willing.
The Minnesota giant was n plaHtercr in
Tho early DAYS TO vary the monotony
he'd do "A bit Of wall papering now and
then.
And that's tho why and the because
Of tho tremendous blow he can hit from