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Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30
SPRING ADVERTISING.

There is good argument for advertising at every
time Of the year. but at period 1t stronger than IN
the spring Everyone then wants something new. Peo-
pie are tired Of eating the old thing their tables
and new delcacies and novelties appeal to them 1t is
great time for promotion for the sale Of new lines or to
introduce any kind of product to people who don't
know about it.
In dry goods and clothing lines, everyone is buying.
In household furniture and supplies it is time of re-
newals.
But people do not spend all this money airnlessy.
They feel keeny the high prices and looking around
sharply to see where they get the most for their
money Bargains advertised in the newspapers get the
bulk of the trade And the merchant that dvertses gets
his name before the public and they feel interested to try
him out.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30
Auction Sale.

463 Main street, Saturday, March
81, 2 p. M, several lots of household
goods, to satisfy storage accounts. By
order of Ell Centre Transfer and s5or
age Company. E. G. Bair, Auction
eer. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30
THE PRESS COOK BOOK
Plantation ShOrtcake.
Daily Recipe

Y cup butter
pint flour
egg
l teaspoon baking powder
l cup milk
l spoon salt.
Mix baking powder, salt and flour
together and sift thoroughly. Let
butter stand in warm place until soft,
and mix it with spoon. Beat egg well
without separating, and add, and then
add milk. Divide dough into two
parts; law one in biscuit tin and but
ter top; lay other over it and bake
light brown. When little cool, lift
layers apart and butter well, spread
bottom cake with quart mashed ber-
ries or peaches, sprinkling with cup
powdered sugar. Cover top with
whipped cream, sweetened, and two
dozen large cerries or peaches, as
case may be, sprinkling lightly with
sugar.
Dreaded Lamp Chops With Stuffed
Tomatoes.
Select tender chops about one inch
thick; season with salt and pepper;
cover with fine sifted bread crumbs;
lay on a rack in the baking pan. For
each chop take one ripe firm toma-
to, remove stem, cut small circle
off the top, scoop out little of the
inside, fill the cavity with fine bread
crumbs seasoned with salt, pepper, a
little melted butter, a few drops of
lemon juice and little minced pars-
ley. A little sugar may be dropped
into the tomato before stuffing it,
if desired Cover with circle cut off,
place a stuffed tomato on each chop
and bake in very hot oven from 20
to 80 minutes.
Dirty photographs are so unsightly
that you will be glad to know there
is a way to clean them. Moisten q
soft cloth with warm water to which
little ammonia has been added
Wiring the cloth out we'll and with il
wipe the photographs very lightly
drying them Immediately with a soft
dry cloth.
To kill moths in carpets on thu
floor, spread cold damp cloth OF
the carpet, iron it with not iron
and the steam thus caused will xii
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

The rains prevented shipment of
some citrus fruits to fill the market
for Orange Day. This is regrettabie
and has resulted in some dealers hold
ing for stiff prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

No wonder the pessimists lament the decline of our
national observances, when April FOOLS Day so few
wool doughtnuts worked off and any longer
nails fake purses to the sidewalk.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

Charlie Chaplin gets $7500OO year and the average
teacher of schools about $780, and yet people
wonder why the coming generation doesn't know any
more
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

A large number Of Congressmer are practicng their
speeches for the next session. but it is doubtful if any Of
them are getting any information about pending
matters.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

The long distance running record originally held by
the Austrans then captured from them by the Rouman
n seems now to be safely in the hands Of the Turks
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

The Main Chop House, No. $50 Main
street, will be open all night, begin
ming tomorrow. AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

Now that our national income has fallen off the
result Of stoppage of exports there is growing feeling
that national honor requires to get into the war;
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30
Cotton Market.

The following quotations are from
the Imperial Valley Long Staple Cot
ton Growers Association:
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

England is not fearful of starvation under the sub
marine menace, but with the growth Of prohibition SEN
tment there is great fear Of dying Of thirst.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

To kill moths in carpets on the
floor, spread cold damp cloth on
the carpet, iron it with a no. iron,
and the steam thus caused will kill
the moths.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

The Supreme Court must have neglected to ask per-
mission Of the Brotherhoods before wrote clauses
of that Adamson law decision
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

Each signal for an Omar is a signal
for aroma-delightful aroma, full of
smoothness and aroma-thrill!
Aroma makes a cigarette they've
told you that for years. And Omar /,
aroma. 1t is the perfect Turkish
blend-the triumph of rich Turk
ish, and ripe accentuating leaves.
Also Omar omar spells aroma. Even
the words blend.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

In calling Congress together at this time President
Wilson failed the profound appropriateness in hav
ing them meet April 1st.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

The people would feel worse about the shortage of
free seeds if they had confidence that government
seeds would come up
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

Germany is respectfully requested to take her foot
off our neck and put it on our stomach
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-30

According to the German official bulletins, the fur
ther they retreat the bigger victory they win.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
FRACTIONS AREAT WAR
 w CHINA
lltimatum Sent to General Chang Promising Better
 Treatment if Lays Down

PEhING. July o.-Fighting began 5aSt evening at Lang Fang, some thir- .y-tya miles southeast Of Picking. between the troops under General Chang Hsuan. supportr Of monarchy and the republican forces. Fitty-hve thousand soldiers compose the repub- ,ican forces. guarding Peking From that 1he attempt 10 restore the Man ehu dynasty appears another failure The punitive expedition under the command of Tuan Chi Jui. who was appointed commander O. the exped- ltlonary forces. are some twenty thou said men. but he is said 10 be increas- 52g his forces as he proceeds. These forces are coming up from the south along rhs Hankow railway.
 General Jui sent an ulIimaIum 70 General Chang with a promise Of fay 5-ab.= treatment if he would lay
 down arms
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
PRESIDENT APPEALS TO GOVERNOR HUNT
 TO SETTLE STRIKE
L. $. Troops With Machine Guns Leave for Scene of Recent
 Disturbances.
{ Associated PreSs)

PHOENIX, Ariz., July Ex-Governor Hunt, is in receipt of an appeal from President Wilson to act as mediator and conciliator in the copper strike here. He has as yet made no state ment as to whether or not he will act.
 Word was received here late last evening that four troops of U. s. Cav airy left Douglas for Globe, where ser i0us disturbances have been reported. They were equipped with machine guns Four hundred federal troops have been ordered here to preserve order
 GLOBE, Arizona, July 6.-The ar rival of four companies of cavalry with machine guns, had a decided quieting effect on the turbulent element here last evening and the Globe Miami copper mines disturbances have ceas- ed. Seven copper miners are on strike.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
PRINCE OF WALES
 ISLAND TO HAVE
 WIRELESS STATION
(By Letterl

WASHINGTON. D. C., June 27.-A wireless station for the West Coast of Prince Of Wales Island is now an ac- complished fact It will be installed b. the War Department as part of the present cable and telegraph sys- tenn after the first Of July, as soon as the materials can be obtained. Dele gate Charles 1. Sulzer 10 whose efforts the station is due primarily, was noti- ed today by Adjutant General H. P Mccain that the Secretary of War had approved the installation Of the plant.
 The west coast of Prince of Wales Island. embracing district rich in fishing, marble, copper and other ores has been isIoated because of the lack of cable or wireless connection. The sole communication of the people there with the outside world has been through a weekly mail service from Wrangell and Ketchikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
CANADA ADOPTS C0NSCRIp T!0N
 BIG MAJORITY
Laurier Led The Opposition From the Beginning And
 Was Extremely Bitter

OTTAWA. July 6.-The Canadian house ot commons yesterday adopted saa cOnscFip1ion bill. The vote stood one hundred and eighteen for the gov ernUeut 10 fitty-tiye against. Lauri- =r led the opposition from the begin 2ing followed b. twenty Of the most prominent French Canadian members os tas house.
 OTTAWA. July 6.-The house o. commons today adopted the resolu rio2 offered b. Premier Borden pas. sing 70 rhs second reading O. the con- sc-iDtion bill for compulsory military s=rFics. An exciting scene marked 5he announcement Of the result of the roe. which stood again 1IS against 5
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
WET AND DRY QUESTION TO BE
 FOUGHT AGAIN
Several Saloons Drop Out In
 Juneau and Douglas

Another election 10 determine whet- her the people want to keep the sal oons in business for another six months or not will be held on the 7th instant, according to an order issued by the district court, notice of which appears elsewhere in this issue.
 According to the clerk of the court his record shows that applications for renewals of Eauor licenses for the re- mainder Of [ year 1917. accompan- jed by the IT. sary fee of $500 have been filed as follows: Haines; Vogel Hocket and Brown.
 Petersburg: Brennan, Nelson, Gauf- fin and Webster.
 Wrangell: Grant, Bouch, Cunning ham and Lemieux.
 Ketchikan has nine applicants, Doug las six and Juneau fifteen. Four saloons in Juneau quit and the same number in Douglas.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
GONZALES TELLS CONSUL TO GO
 R|CHT ID H!
Prominent Mexican Be- Iieves His Country Will
 Soon Declare War
lSs.t5,I ID p~,,.ws .u.a..rl

FL PASO. July S.-A prominent Mexican who is known to be in close touch with the administration. pre- dicted last evening that his country would soon declare war against Ger many. The declaration. he said would likely take place within month. He related an incident 10 demonstrate the feeling against Germany He said that when the German consul made a demand for the release of a German merchant imprisoned for over charg- ing. General Gonzales replied 10 the consul that the Ge-man government and the Kaiser could go 10 hell
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
SPANISH WAR VETS WILL ORGANIZE AN
 AUTO SQUADRON
The Plan is to Participate in the Work of the National Guard
Especial To Prosrcsslec-Niner>

PORTLAND, July 6.-The comman- der in chief. Chisholm. of the Spanish war veterans Of that organization. an nounced this morning that it had been decided to organize an auto squadron to operate in conjunction with the National Guard. There are fifty thou sand veterans in the organization.
 PETRoGRAD. July 6.-The huge Russian dreadnought Volta. which means Liberty" has been commission ed for service in the Black Sea, accord ing to an official announcement made here today
 PETROGRAD. July 6.-All deeora- live orders. except those awarded for military service and bravery. have been abolished by new order issued by the provisional government today.
 PETROGRAD. July 6.-"The people of Russia will do their part toward the foundation Of a republic" says Chas. Edward Russell. member Of the Am erican comission now here. He says that he is convinced that democracy has much more than ' fighting chance 70 succeed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
DIR AFT BE- GINS NEXT
 WEEKINUS
The President Creates Bu- reau of Intelligence To
 Detect Spies


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 WASHINGTON. tzsz s--Eaa s-< li-i-a-v t1a- vii lead % :As d-2t7- ing ct bill for zAs organization q ae-c- caa-ics. 5zc,-55zE -lz eel~>-rc:;c2 ot = s-5 as-5p-4as$ and sss sxVsEtI-ure os Ss fS nov being .acEsd II. .o .1 -1s house ev Ees military com mite
 WASHINGTON T-sr s.-P74>.3szz WGs2- za3ar e-sa--5 2 National I--e.- Nzsnce a1r=aa e5 ceEe.ca s14 vo-k ot a,, -1z s=c-e- <z-vze= organizations e --e government 1z=z -E= t=Ea--. -a-r ct Justice --.s = said = Ea@= css- made necessary sz 7-5s- -e ca-=- CT -Lz s=z- -zz German spies
 SafNG-aN E.r s-I- .s sz- usc-=5 -zz- -1z s=-z-s w5- zsop- tze admin .z-zzs-51-.s compromise 5a7l azl wz5cE r-oT55zs e-.v -z= cessation q dis.5..ss.5z Q. s-e@s tor .--oxt- cation purposes =-z. T1-= cz ne 6.- 5->=.s =z--zL ea51-= -=z- Wss51eszzr 1- Zz--szz- -e= c,--U-e r-ls ~s-- s -ssz t -=sssSz-r
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
KETCHIkAN AGAIN
 BEATS VISITORS
 ON LOCAL DIAMOND
Eleven to Nothing in Favor of Local Team. Grandstrum
 Wins Own Game

Despite the slight drizzle, which con val teams turned out to play the de- cidlng game Nine innings were play cd but from the very first, the local boys had it over the visitors and the whole game was walk-away pure nd simple. Crandstrum was in the
 'et's hov durinP the whole game, a9 v eg ally supported him be-
 n7 fte bat The visitors did not aoore once during the entire game. making the contest one-sided, ending with a score of 11-0.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
MURDER REPORTED
 TO THE WESTWARD

VALDEZ, June 2s.-Deputy Marshal Healy Of Talkeetna wired the Marsh al's office at this place this morning. stating that Talkeetna native, Niko- ,ai had murdered another native by the name of Talkeetna Stephen, by beating him 10 death with a club. A native girl who witnessed the crime reported the occurrence to Marshal Healy. who has instructed Deputy Marshal Harry Brown 10 use every ef- fort to apprehend the murderer, who is still al large. Nikolai Is Knik natiye.-yaldez Progpector.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
GERMANS LEAVE GROUNDSTRE'.1.IlII
 WITH DEAD
Fight Along a Stretch Of Eleven Miles Was Most
 Terrific
AaE-- sG7s5 P-sss

PARIS 5-lr s-T1e var office an ----a-1 -E5s morning E12E -he Germ ans T -1z s--uzges. offensive attacks s=-e= E=-Ez- -z11c1-1 las night. T=-= -1-cn- taea oa tbe stretch ea- -=-5ag orss eleven miles front oa -E@ -e--l sz1= c. --s CeLu.- Des Danes. .-as.-z .1= ground s-7s@Z win the
 dad The az---z wzS -os- terrific -5--z--E4s rEe announcement
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06

LONDON. 5aly 6-In their despsr- a.e attacks rke last two days. the Ger mans failed II every respect 10 gain i single yard ot territory nor have -Aey Eakea 2 single French prisoner. and while -1ey cane in closest for nation and i1 wares. -hey failed com ele,ely. losing hundreds of men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
LARGE OFFERING IS
 REFUSED BY LANE
(specjql T. Progressire-Mner)

HENRIETTA, Okla. July 6.-secre- -ary Lane today declined to permit Jackson Barrett, the millionaire Creek Indian to donate fifty thousand dollars 10 the Red Cross. The secretary re- fused to give an explanation for his refusal.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
STEAMER DORA GOES THRU

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 sr s5z-5- t9- 1=- a-z1z- 9V=--z--.zg- Cap aick-s- :1z=-.E connected 7=5r1 ras AdZi-z- -.zs .z 1as-=-. She arElvsd s1ozr non and at-s- taxing on cozl Jeff for Sear-ls -a=-e z1= Eill go mo drytocE
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
OFFICIALS SAY
 SPY ACTIVITIES
 BEING UNEARTHED
If News of Governments Work ingS Against Spies Were Published Would Startle
 the World
Lss...... P-sksl

WASHINGTON, July 6--oAciais here. who d nor wish 5o be Qaoted. -aTs stated that | ghe activities Q. the
 American government against German spies in the United States were pub .i>hs3. The news would Sgartle the sn- ire world The combined forces of -es s.a,e- war. navy and justice de rar-.as--S are working II cohesion snt are systematically une2rvhing in formation = an aG1ArinE character s.1 a- zrsaf Ya,ue T0 the government
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
RETU RNS FROM NORTH

ss- Pa--.rz I-e-E=E =a5-nzn on ths
 E-@=s.Ts E[.z4- lcr -E= past year c- -3-=- ~ r=ts..i1g pzsse1gtC C.. -z= No--zz=z-s-l iron Cordo, 2. were ze zsz- vl.1 his father for rhe rsz--g season Pal says all the 5 along -1e c14s. are dezt h. z-=-c-.zz-- Es said se had 70 come cz. % -1= Frs Ci-r E9 gec acgrain-- -s E.-a -se s.1 again
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
TWO GERMAN SPIES
 PUT UNDER ARREST
4x 8- Prsssa

NEW YORK. July 5.-Federal az s--s today arrested Carl Heynen. a trusted agent Of Capt. ron Papen and intuition expe--- and F \. Burge- -eys-er. known as the paymaster of
 German Spy organization in Am erica. Their preliminary hearing will ba held tomo-row.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
ANNOUNCEMENT RECEIVED

Monster and Madame Fernand de Journcl d'Houdouart announce the marriage of their daughter MarcelIe 10 Mr. James Tod Cowles, Burlingame California" The foregoing is the an nouncement Of the marriage Of two ormerly well known Fairbanks peo. e'c Fairbanks Citizen.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
nOLLWEG WILL MAKE
 \ SPEECH
i1Es5 Press !

LONDON. July 6--Persisten- rum. DTS are going the rounds that Chancel- .o- Hollweg is To make 9 speech in -h= -@ic1srag Ionorrow il which he will make 2 nora definite declaration .: peace terms. He vil, refer 70 Rus s.a il particular bur will also include E1e allies II general Such is the re por- today
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
NORTHWESTERN
 SOUTHBOUND

Ths steamer So--aHez.z-l s-..re6 iron t1= 1or-1 T=z-a-1aT ar 5-5a and Jeff soztls9a-1 s- 5 s4 lzs- evez-1g Lsavilg for the soEsh weTe 3tr. and Mrs- Geo- N Leghoz1 and children Coloie Focde T. S-ea1es. Jse Johazoz Peter Johnson and II s-auck.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06


 The President has issued following proclamation covering m itary registration in Alaska quote
 By the President of the United States of America
 \ PROCLAMATION.
 Whereas: on the 18th day of May A. D. 1917 the ient of the United States did proclamation calling all subject registration for military purposes to regis provided by the act of Congress of May 1S entitled the PRESIDENT to increase temporarily the rilary establishment of the United States land whereas, proclamation provided other things that in Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico day for regis taon will be named in letter proclamation therefore Woodrow Wilson President of the United States for the purpose fixing the territory of Alaska do hereby and establish the period between A. M on the day of July P NJ the second day of September Sundays and legal holidays excepted thousand nine hundred and the period of registration and do hereby direct that during such period all male subject to registration for military purposes the being hose who shall have at taned their birthday and who shall not have attained their thrs birthday before the day here named required register excepting only officers and enlisted of the regular the regular the officers the enlisted the national guard and national guard recognized bv the militia bureau of the department the navy the marine corps the coast guard the naval militia naval force marine and national naval vol unteers recognized by the navy department"
 present themselves for the purpose of registration for
 military purposes to be registered by the of the territory of Alaska.
 In whereof have hereunto hand and caused the United States affixed the City of Washington this threh day of thousand hund and seventeen and independence the the one hundred and forty-frst
 WOODROW WILSON, by the President
 ROBERT LANSING Secretary of State
 NOTE-Mayors instructed to have sufficient copies of proclamation typewriter for posting and for in their respective typewriter printed for supplying all precincts posting pur poses all registration instructed Indians .Aeuts, and Eskmos not to be registered
 DAVIDSON Acting Governor. NOTEAayor M Heneghan has appointed Attorney Ernest Blue registration the Kechkan precinct offices with the kechikan Real Estate Insurance Company
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
ADMIRAL WATSON
 SOUTHBOUND

The admiral Wz-son arrived from -ls l1--h r1tz morning al nine and sailed haIt Lo-- la-=E soU-11eaLd A-- -lvalz from The north tc- E=-eEiEa1 T=-e J. D4Cos-z and r Ra-Tl=. Le3T.1g fer -1e s9E-a w=:s Tom Gar ri1y and Joan .. Bssze,--
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
HERE FOR SUMMER

Mrs 7. p Taylor. ELo arrived oa --= s--a-4- -4-z=E4 .zz- Tuesday ts he x=s. c: Mr. and 3lrs. Clas. TaE- f7-. q -ze Alaska Steamship com 5z-r 3-s '. ?. Taylor is the wife e. 8E-- C T. Taylo-'s 5-o.heE, of Seat -.e. and she viii visit II KeFchiEzn ' sor . couple q months
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06

LONDON. July 6.-Failing disas- ,rously in their efforts to drive the French from their gained positions, along the Chemin Des Danes, the Germans now are attacking the Champagne sector where they have been easily repulsed thus far.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
DIR. SUN TAT SEN COMMANDER IN CHIEF
 OF NAVAL FORCES
Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.--A cable received today from Hong Kong an- nounces that Dr Sun Yat Sen, has been made commander-in-chief of the naval forces by the provinces in China which are fighting for a republic.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
STANDARD OIL TANKER
 COMING NORTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
TILLAMOOk GOES SOUTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
DON'T BELIEVE REPORTS
.l- pZAA

AMSTERDAM July 6.-Dispa'ches -=c=5Tz5 from Berlin state tAat u2i-i- -2ry authorities ia Germany assert -E1- -1z-@ zS 20 sEash whatever 1T the
 ports os .Ae Sass landing ot large ,-.=z-.e..-. forces = France
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06

LONDON. July 6-The London war office shows a reticence about. the movement Of the troops on the front. Experts are of the opinion that some important movements are being con- templated.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06

APOLES. -1-T :---1s Bs-g- iz- 3ElSS5oz- v4le1 Eas b=sa visiting hsre fir ssv=-z. taTz ,st- la-= las =T=-.1z for --z ~=s-- --sT @5- stop oE i- E-= N5--z-z =1- t=- taEs CT -17.- rzv = --= cezs--
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06
N o T I C E

NOTICE is hereby given that on rhe 17th day Of July, 1917. at the Council Chambers in the City of KetchiHan. Territory Of Alaska, between the hours os A NJ and T P M an election will be held to determine whether the majority Of the white male and female res idents in the City Of Ketchikan and within two miles thereof, and over tne age Of txenty-one years are ia favor of the manufacture and sale Of intoxicating liquor within the City of Ketchikan until January 1st, 1919.
 DATED THIS 5th DAY OF JULY Is1-.
 WI. T. HANONEY.
 United States Commissioner
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-06

COPENHAGEN. Juiy 6--Generai ron S-s:-- th4 P-ass.a1 ministers ot var .5.5 -1a committee q The Reich -ze -la- .ae Italian offensive on the --c-z5 and u cEs Austrian Tyrol had ce=z shattered 5E she German forces
 Es dispatch received Aere today