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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
LLOYD GEORGE
 ADDRESSES LARGE
 GLASGOW AUDIENCE
Says Peace Before Victory Would Be Greatest Disaster
 of History

GLASGOW. June S0.-~Peace can only come to the world when ths d. lies attain their aims and have had their ob5seVives guaranteed. declared
 Lloyd George today in an address be fore aa extraordinary large audience. Continuing his address he said iu part Peace before victory would be the greatest disaster in the whole history of mankind Indeuaities constitute m essential part ot the mechanism Of civilization everywhere, and without :hsn, We have 10 guarantee against tha repetition q other wars
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
RED CROSS WILL
 HAVE FLOAT AND
 SECTIONS IN PARADE

The temporary Committee have an nounced that the Red Cross will be represented ir the parade on July 5y one big float and TWO sections. .t is expected that the Boy Scouts will also be represented, fl their suits ar -tY9 in time. Marshal Of the Day, Dr. Scory reported this afternoon that he had received 10 other entries for the parade. Two prizes will be awarded 5z5 each. One for the best float and -ae other for the best decorated auto mobile
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
30.000 UNABLE TO
 RETURN TO CANADA

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

LONDON. June S0.-Greece has fin ally broken of all diplomatic relations with the central powers. according to $ dispatch from Athens. Greece's formal entry into the war on the side of the Allies is expected to follow very soon.
 BERLIN. June S0.-According to the war office bulletin this morning. the German forces captured several posit- ions from the French yesterday among which were positions on both sides of Malaneourt or the Aisnes road and the West bank of the Mouse river in the Verdun sector. The capture GOV CTS a width of two thousand yards in depths and includes five hundred pris- ouers.
 LONDON. June 30.-From the Brit
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
1 HEART TO HEART TAI X WITH EVERY ORGNI-
 EATON, LODGE AND A sSOCIATION IN CITY

were to turn out with their insignias. we readily see what effect it would have. They would fill the street for blocks. Which Is just what is want ed on that day. Fill the street with patriots and lack of patriotism in others will rise.
 To hang back because a few appear indifferent, is wrons |orce the few In line by fine if no other means can be devised. but by all means let every odge make their appearance on that Gay. T. is true that many may be ab- sent unayoldably from the city. ney- ertheless, those remaining should at. tend in body as lodge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
U. SEND ENVOYS
 TO BRAZIL SHORTLY
 FOR CONSULTATION
Will PromuIgate Plans To Work Together in Policing The
 Seas

WASHINGTON, June 30-President Wilson in a consultation with Secre- tary Lansing today decided to send commission on a diplomatic mission to Brazil to arrange for greater CO., operation of forces and closest pos sible coordination of the two govern ments. Plans will be promulgated and followed.
 While Brazil has not made a formal declaration of war, it has practically joined the United States against Ger many and her allies, said an official today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
ANYOX PEOPLE
 WILL BE HERE
 ON PRINCE JOHN
NIT. Stackpole Receives Word That Nearly 200 Will Be
 Here July Fourth

NJ HzrTeE S-ackpoLe. who has been corrssg9n-iag with Mr. J H Rogers manager q t1= CoaS-wise Steamship and Barge Co at Azyox- received word this morning t1a- after considerable de.aT the Grand Trunk Pacific steam q Prince Joh1 had been secured for the excursion. The Prince John vill .=zT= A1yoI July third il the eren- ing arr!v.ag here il the morning Of July toar-h- and leeFing for the south II the evening after -he spo-ts The Prince Jo1n has aceomoda-ions for l-s and j. is expected that fully that many Iore Eill come north for The Fourth
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
? 900 LOCOMOTIVES NEEDED IN RUSSIA
 TO WIN THE Wk.,

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

Despite the fact that great deal has been accomplished in the way of prep arationa for the celebration Of the Fourth Of July; there remains q great deal more to do. For instance: Are all the lodges, organizations and as- aocistions of the city prepared to at- tend the parade as such That Is to say; in body?
 There is nothing as impressive as lodge marching in 8 body. All or esnizat.ons Of that nature are or may be said to be patriotic organizations above all and where there are 50 many az in Ketchikan, If all the lodges
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
LECTURER AND PARTY
 LEAVE FOR JUNEAU

Mr and Mrs. Virgil 0 SrricEler, oi Ns@ York City and Judge and Mrs Ro7zi Gan1iso1 and son. ot Juneau, sho have been ia -he city for the past few days. sailed on the Humboldt this morning for Jrneau, where Mir StrickleE is 10 lecture on Christian Science, under the auspices Of ths Jgneau Christian Science Society. Mir striekIer lectured here Thursday ere ming 10 Q cro~ded house
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
VI. BTGGE BECOMES
 OWNER OF VALUABLE
 PIECE OF PROPERTY I

The deal was closed yesterday svheleby the property known as the Cabinet Saloon" property was trans erred the new owner being no less .han Capitalist Martin Bugge, who has always an eye for real estate property n Ketchikan- The exact amount paid for it is not given out, but it is said hat goodIy sum was paid
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
DEPORTTNG DEI (.I1N>

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
ALASKA COMING

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
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SEIZE ALLEGED CUBAN REBELS AND BRING
 THEM TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK. N. Y Juua 5a--EIye E'szezzs sad co e4vs been implicated
 = -se=1- eP-iSi-s- who had taken -=<aez .- Haiti hare reached here on s Es1-s1 steamship IT custody ot Amer sca- o7+cs-s- They @sve arrested and ezea z- n z1= E-t-si States, officers = -= e sd cz orders rom Wash
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
THE REAL PROMOTERS

The patriotic act Of raising the Red Cross lag oyer the Stedman Hotel aaeIt which so much is being said, it nar 0e well 10 place credit where it really belongs The facts are that the promoters were Messrs. Bugge and 8seEie- assired by Messrs. Rogers and King, who deserve a special mention for their patriotic example
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
CHANGE GERMAN TITLES
 FOR THOSE OF BRITISH

LONDON. June 2.-In view q t1= recs-. decision Of King George tha- -Acse princes q hls family Nho are h.s subjects and bear German names and niles. should raiinquish them he 6-k= ot T=ek -akes The .5E}e ot mar quis q Cambridge and Prince Alex z1d=- ot B4.r=nbe-g becomes Marquis ot Cartscbrooke
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
PETERSON LEAVES FOR
 SEATTLE KALF-SPEED
Tug Tyee leaves Seattle to Meet Her. Will Tow Jeff Into
 DrvdOck.

The steamer Jefferson sailed at IL: 51 last evening for Seattle under half speed after arrangements had been made in Seattle for the Tug Tyee 10 Lave at the same time to meet her. The Jefferson was to wait here for rhe Northwestern, but as the North western H,ill not arrive till about the ith or 9th of July, being delayed to the WestWa the Jeff did not wait. She will mi ne trip for repairs sail ing for the nOsth on the 18th of July.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
PRINCE GEORGE GOES
 SOUTH SUNDAY EVE.

Tie Prince George will leave Ket, cbiSsu Southbound Sunday evening at eisht arriving in Prince Rupert Monday morning in time for Dominion uaF Celebrations Passengers bound fer Seattle Nil arrive at that point ea the evening of the Third al nine thirty. just ia time for the Fourth of July Celebrations
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
PEACE FOR AUSTRIA IS
 LATE REPORT
4 Vienna Newspaper Com plains of Machination
 Within the Empire

COPENHAGEN. June So.-The Eass RundSohau. the Vienna organ oi lie NationaHsts. this 9ornjng com plains ef certain machination within .he Empire and advises Austria to en- teaYor to obtain separate peace with the Entente Allies The article is nothing fl nor intended to destroy good relations with Germany accord ing ta the report
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
BRAZIL IS
 AFTER(sEl:R-
 MAM SHIPS
Advises United States Government of it's Inten-
 tion to Cooperate.

WASHINGTON. June 3e.-Thag zle Brazi. 1avy has begun -9 cooperate fg.f1 ,1e Uli-=t States t,eez in hunting down German raiders. was toid this morning :1 2 dispatch 70 -Ae depart ueat here The tlae- viii work il conjunction with the t-=et Of the En- -e-c4 Allies and will patrol The seas. Other soucL American republics are expected 70 join in s1or-ly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
HOLD TWO WOMEN
 AS SNIPERS

ROANOKE Va June -7--Four per sons TWO man and TWO women. hare been arrested ty detectives and De- aa--n@-- . Justice operatives a Bull, 9osas4ln. between Coebu-n and Nor coa- charged win firing al members Q. EAe nd Virginia Regiment on guard 5uer ' thaE section Several narrow escapes from saipiag have been re- ported since th= arrest ot Y. Y. Nc Coy and J " Phipps- May 2 or : conspiracy charge
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
CONSTANTINE BUYS
 GERMAN CHATEAU

AMSTERDAM, June BOA copy of the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin reports that agents of former King Constan- tine have purchased the magnificent Chateau Chartreuse near Thur, Swift zerland, belonging to the German bar on. Von Gedlitz.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
HUMBOLDT NORTHBOUND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

Mr IT C. Allaban, representative Of sae Presbyterian Mission, with head quarters in New York city, who arriY- sd about q week ago from the East returned yesterday from Klawock and Mef-akatla where he has been inves- tiga-ing the need Of q hospital. He left .Lis morning for New York, where he -E.I make his report.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

BERLIN. June 30.-Warsaw univer- sity and the Polytechnic institute has been closed by Gen. Hans. II. von Bes eler. governor general Of German-oc- eupied territory in Russia. because of a student strike dating back to last May. says the Nossiche Zeitung. Sev- aral students were arrested for dis 5urbing the peace as a result of the TOW. but later were released. \ sym pathetic strike was then declared by rhe entire student body on the ground that their dignity and national honor aad been offended.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
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SEVERAL pESSSt<S
 -BeALH PLEASED

} PARIS, June SA-Ma5Or Gen, !
 | s-a. Psr>kI2s CT his return today ! r at.s- a trip to the point q dseaEk- 1
 + assca sad ,hAt the landing q the ! % frs American troops was com ! % c,s-a S-cceSs- Tt is remarks ols ! F .n25 Ihs transfer cf Such large 1 4 Ea-ee ot men acroSS the ocean. !
 ! one c5 ths larges; operations ws 4 have ever un3sv52ksns no; one ! nan a- 2z5-4, WAS lost or in Y j1-e,f. The men gre II splendid l
 4 condition physically. keen coati- !
 ! dent a25 eager 1o gss into action ! f -ae5- appearance iS truly inspir-i &aE hs added The general said ! $ sgr.as- =ez- h-s reviewing q :Ae ! F American soldiers oz French soil ! + was ;1s 1apPlesr monaen, as had ! : srs- lad He @as 4lE2cs- over ! + come w5t1 5oy'2r meeting General ! < Sses-- !
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
YENEZELOS SAYS WILL
 FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

ATHENS. June Se.-venezelos in 8 speech before the King said that. Greece's place was beside democracc and the nations now struggling for freedom Of t1e world against the cen. trai powers
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
PRINCESS GOES SOUTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

SEATTLE June SQ.-Nrs. Sarah Louis Acksrson. who died recently .u Los Angeles less TWO hundred thou sand dollars = Seattle churches and charitable institutions Her husband John N Aeke-son- established the srs. Sa11.ili ta s1e State ot Washing -on
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
GREECE BREAKS
 REZATIONS WITH
 CENTRAL ALLIES
Germans Capture French Positions on Both Sides
 of the Aisne Road on West Bank of the Mouse River

ish headquarters comes rhe report that the British launched an attack against Lens early yesterday that was kept up all day In the fight they captur ed two hundred German prisoners. while many surrendered before they were finally captured.
 LONDON. June 30-A dispatch from Athens says diplomats and en- voys from Germany, Austria and Bull garia have been given their passports.
 PARIS, June S0-The Admiralty announced today that the armored cruiser Bleber struck mine of St. Mathieu last Wednesday. It is under stood that three officers and thirty five men were lost when she went down. The kleber was bound for Ka- kar. Africa from Brest.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
LEAVES FOR WRANGELL

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

Dr. B. L. Myers will leave on the has been called to take part in the ex- animation of applicants to practice their profession in Alaska. Dr. My ical Examiners of the territory.
 He may be gone several days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
FOUR STEAMERS SUNK

BOSTON. June Sa.-An insurance company here announced Ihis u,ovn- ing -as sinking of four British steam srS and c2rsoes- \ total of twenty thousand tonnage
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
JUDGE BROWN Is
 RE-NONINATED

WASHINGTON. Inn @o-Jslse Brown ot the TAsrd niFi<ioa of Alas "a, was ra-uominated so succeed him se.s ay the President today. Ne op- position to his confirmation iS anti eipa-st
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

' 7 Noore. Pyeside-t and Manager ot G1e George IrIe- Packing company v.sa aea6sgzr-ers in Portland. arriv- =t IT eAe city from the Inlet yesterday e-1 E zzsst ar The G-@d1an-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
MRS. DRAKE LEAVES FOR
 VISIT IN MONTANA

Mir. Geo. L Drake left this morning on -5e Princess Sophia for Anaconda, Montana, where she E planning 10 spend The summer with her sister, Mrs " Coodrin Of thz, city.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

PETROGRAD. June S0.-Considera- hle shooting occurred at Simferpool in the Crimea during round up of de sertars last night. and men on both sides were more or less seriously wounded
 Reports indicate however. that Iaser5ers are returning daily to the o'crs in increasing numbers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
PETR0GRAD BANK IS
 ROBBED BY BANDITS
 SEVERAL ARE KILLED
Robbers Hold up Bank and Ter
 rify the Entire Population

PETR0GRAp. June So.-This nor nans, len masked bandits, of the ap- proved Jessie James style held up the Oceanic Bank. terrifying the inhab- ..auts of the town and getting away with one hundred thousand ruhles and
 alu2hle documents. In making their ge1away from che police, the bandits killed several men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
PRESIDENT BANTER
 ON HIS WAY NORTH

SEATTLE. June 5o-PreSident Bax- .er Q: the Alaska s : Go left today for h.s annual inspec-ton Of the com pa-y's property 52 Alaska
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

PETROGRAD. June 3a,-Subscrip- tioast0 the 2.aga a00.0o0 ruble Russian Liberty loan" today approached the >1 .5a t4u.0 .0el rubleS mark.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

g. Peterson. superintendent of tLe calLerT al QEzdra arrived on tfls gas coat GGadra yeaterday and regis tered a- the Ssfmzn r.fle h town, CT businesz
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
GOING TO THE FRONT

Dr De vighne. Of Juneau was q thru passenger this morning to join the medical corps al San Francisco for actiye duty on the front in France. lie ls on his way to report for duty.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

SEATTLE, June 30-Secretary
 e3sing wired Mayor Gill that the Bel gian commission would visit Seattle 7n the Sth. The visitors are to leave Sunday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30

y-g. and Mrs z. 7 T4sEage, q Se- szsle. ard sEelr So- Eess- arg regis rer@d 4- tle Reytsiz, sx2lting che ar rival oE 5Ee Dolphin
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
HERE ON VISIT

Miss Cora Vashon who arrived On ine steamer Humboldt from Seattle ihia morning, will spend short visit with her sister, Mrs. Robt. Robinson. Miss yashon ig the cashier Of the Seat Lle Electric company, and has been n Ketchikan before, visiting with her sister two years ago. and mas many frieEes who wiII be glad to gee her.
 Miss Marie c. UDson, Of Beatrice. Sshr-- is regiatersd al the ReyiIla
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-30
MORE RED CROSS
SUE RIPTioks

Eagle Lodge slGGG 4 Mir and Mrs Otto Johnson 500 I
 Mrs Peter Snarke LOO I
 This adds slS 10 the Red Cross 4 Fund fbug ths total has reached I &1esJ.1G f
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-06-29
Moniana's Dairy Business.

There is invested IN the dairy bust
ness c. I. lis state SIT, IT'S, 00U. accord
ing to figures compiled bf State Dairy
Conlrn ssioner A G.. Scholes, while
the annual product is worth ST., 252, :
600.
During the past year Montana
creameries have paid for butter fat
for making butter from q cents to
"a cents. while the Price for butter
fat in whole sweet milk, used for
Choose making has ranged from 50 to
20 cents pound.
Montana's production of dairy
products in 1916 was 5000, 900 pounds
Of creamery butter; 100, 900 pounds Ct
cheese; /, 500, GOO pounds of dairy but
ter; 99G .oe0 agllons of ice cream.
Butter and cheese products are valued
a go eeo, city and town milk sup
plies IA - 2l2.0C0; and ice cream
products az $50 900.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-06-29

section, thence east one ard one-half
miles to the ne corner of the NV
quarter of sec 20 tip 36 north 2 east
thence south two miles to the ne corner
of the NV quarter of sec ~ in asid tp
thecne east one-quarter mile to the
NV corner of theneaof the nea of asd
isection; thence south m lie to
point where the same intersects the
seventh standard parallel: thence east
to the Clearwater river: thence down
the Clearwater river To the mouth of
Fords creek; thence up Fords creek to
point where the same intersects the
Nez Precs Indian reservation line;
thence in northwesterlv direction
along said reservation line to point
where the same inters ects Orofino
creek; thence up Orotino creek to the
place Of beginning.
Polling place for Election Precinct
No. is hereby designated to be tx.
of P. Hall, Orofino, Idaho
Election judges for said Precinct
No. A. W A. WelImsn. Fred Ham
mond and Harry White.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-06-29
Precinct No. 5.

Precinct Number S to include all
the territory embraced within the fol-
lowing described boundaries
Commencing at the Sc corner of sec
tip 30 n range l east: thence east l
mile to the ne corner of section 8 in
said tip; thence south mile TO he Sc
corner of the ne quarter of said sec !;
thence east two and one quarter miles
to the Sc corner of the swl of the nw4
of sec II in said tip; thence north to
the Clearwater river: thence up said
rive to point where the same in
terseets the line of sec in said tn:
thence north to the NV corner of sec
36 tip 81 n, range east thence half
mile to the sw corner of the Sc I of
section rs in said tip; thence north Z
mile to the Sc corner Of the ne
quarter OF the NV quarter; thence
west about l mile to where the same
intersects the North Fork of the
Clearwater river; thence up the said
North Forth of the Clearwater River
where the same intersects the line
OF sec "a, tip IS n, range east !;
thence north to the Sc corner of sec.
ID in said tip; thence west about 3
miles to the NV corner of sec. % in
said tip; thence south 3 miles to the
sw corner of sec. 81 IN said tp:
thence e 2 miles to the northeast
corner of sec. 2 in tip 81 n. e;
thence south to the reservation line:
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-06-29

water river where the same intersects
the e line of sec. Is tip 3S r Be; thence
south about seven and miles to the
Sc cocaer of sec. SO tip 81 r. Be;
thence west about / mile to the ne
cornre Of sec 4 tp SO n r. 3 e; thence
south about one and one. half miles
until the same intersects Orofno
creek; thence up said creek until the
same interaects the west line of sec 6
tip SO n, east; thence north to the
NV corner OF said sec; thence east
along the tip line to the pace of be-
ginning.
Polling place for election precinct
No. 3 is hereby designated to be Pine
Grange Hall.
Election judges for said Precinct
No. 3: Frank Bashaw, Frank Lass
ley and Gully Mooers.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-06-29

thence along said reservation line to
a point due north of the sec. line be
tween sections IA and Is 81 l e;
thence south to the Sc corner of said
sec. Is; thence west two miles to the
sw corner Of sec 16 in said township;
thence south one an0 one fourth miles
to the Sc corner Of the net of the ne4
of sec 29 in said township; thence
west 5 miles to the county line:
thence south along said county line
to point where the same intersects
the Clearwater river; thence up the
Clearwater river to a point where the
same intersects sec. 5 tip SO least
thence south to >he point of begin
ming.
Polling place for Precinct No. is
hereby designated to be Thompson 5
store. Election judges for said pre-
cinct Number 5-fra Fl. Stalnaker, e..
Chambers and j. o. Ellis.