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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30
NEWS ITEMS FROM
 ALASKA BY. RECORD
COLD STORAGE PLANT.

The Commission forces have com pleted the driving of creosoted piling for the foundations of the cold stor- age plant of the San Juan Fishing & Packing Company, and are now en gagged in driving the approach to the dock. This approach is to be fifty feet wide and extends 250 feet east ward from the shore line of Resur- rection Bay.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

DO YOU NEED A NEW SKIRT? See the skirts on sale tomorrow at the Parasian Cloak & Suit Shop, and you will find just the skirt you have been wanting for long time and never could afford These are on sale at $t5o tomorrow Opposite Heckman's adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30
)R TOMORROW!

SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW!
 Skirts, in serges, gabardines, and pop lins, stripes, checks and all new shades values up to S9.50, will go for s4.50 to- morrow at the Parisian Cloak & Suit Shop opposite Heckman's. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30
NOTICE!

Lady Eagle Club vii lgive an Easter dance in Moose Hall, Saturday, Apr. z. Three Piece Orchestra.
 Gentlemen $1. Ladies Free
 adv. 2w
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

WANTED TO BUY Furniture for new house, Cash paid if reasonable. For further particulars apply Progress sive-Miner office. If
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

FOUND:-A seine skiff about 30 it. long ad it. beam Painted red. Ap- ply to Jake Langman at Warde's Cove
 30d p.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

One hundred reindeer were recent ly sent from Golovin to Nome. The animals will be slaughtered for the local market
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30
REVILLA

Mike Hogan. F. 4. Farnes Jack West lake, Maud Jacobs, \. Anderson, Ivor Ekren.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

Good pay is reported to have been found on the Diamond L. claim near Nome in two shafts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

FOR SALE-"Thor" Electric Washer machine with wringer. Apply to the Y A. Laundry.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

LOST-Swiss Breastpin containing Eidelweiss. Finder return to Eagle Restaurant and receive reward. adv If
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30
ON FOR TONIGHT

At Moose Hall at eight P. M. tonight viii be given the greatest and most varied athletic program that has ever been offered the people of Ketchikan. An indoor track meet together with basket ball. baseball and wrestling, will furnish an evenings entertain ment that will be highly enjoyed by all. The pupils are all on their mettle for this meet and will give a good account of themselves First event at eight o'clock sharp.
 Admission twenty-five cents. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

Some German peat when dried con tains 45 per cent of carbon and has nearly half the heating value of coal
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

4 curved framework of wire loops has been invented to enable a player to hold a hand Of cards conveniently.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30
REGISTERED f7 HOTELS
STEDMAN

A Lackman. Mrs. Jack Fraser, F. W. MelIally. MT. and Mrs w. F. Ep- person, II. Hager. R. E. Murphy, F. D Labbe, E. Nednick.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-30

GET 4 SPORT SKIRT FOR $4.50. For tomorrow we will offer our splend- i'd assortment of novelty skirts, in all colors, stripes, combinations, and checks. which sell regularly as high as S950. tomorrow for s4.5O. At the Parisian Cloak X Suit Shop. adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
DRAFTS BILL AS
SUBSTITUTE FOR
LOITERING ACT

n the Legislature passes bill
that has been prepared by Corpora
ton Counsel Dangenan. Detroit
again win be able 10 arrest persons
who are "loitering around In the
open air with no visible means OF
support and unable 70 give a good
account OF themselves" The cor.
poration counsel has a substitute
for the famed "loitering'' act. re-
Gently declared unconstitutional by
Judge Murphy. and under whose de-
ciSion many are obtaining releases
from the Detroit House OF correc-
tIcn by habeas corpus proceedings.
The corporation counsel has for
warded copies OF the proposed en-
actmsnt 10 Police Commissioner
James couEens and Prosecutor
Charles JasnowHh
That section of the new draft
which viii again give the police de-
partment authority 10 pick up sus-
poets provides for the following:
"AH persons standing. lettering or
stroiling about In public places In
any city in Michigan awaiting and
seeking 10 obtain money or other
valuable things on other persons by
trick or fraud or 10 aid or assist
therein
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
RED CROSS is
ADDING MEMBERS

The former Newberry home, No
asa JeHerson-ave.. will be hssdquar.
tiers for the campaign TO be con.
Quoted in Detroit during the snsu.
ing 10 weeks in behalf OF the Amer.
lean Red Cross society IL Ia The
purpose u a local committee TO
gain new members for the Detroit
chapter OF the sooiety and N starr
uaits u Rcd Cross service and work
fuch an have been established %
other cities Of the country
Already numerous Glasses FOR 70
men in the FIRST aid. bandaring and
hygiene are receiving Instruction
from trained nurses and well kn0sn
physicians. and az rapidly az DO o.
possible 90 procure the mecca.
working means. other classes wln
BE- formed.
Miss Kathleen o'Donnell IL In
charge OF the information bureau IN
the residence and will answer all
questions with regard 70 the cam.
paign and the work already being
done
The local committee IN charge Of
the campaign includes Chairman
oustavus l.. Pope vice-chairman
Mrs. Robert stanton. secretary, 10
seph r. Schlotman, treasurer.
Emory ". Clark
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
DIR. SMITH is
LENTEN SPEAKER

In the Detroit opera house Mon
day. the Rev. H. Lester Smith. Of
Central Methodist church. spoke on
God IL love" Back Of the preach
er was set the FIRST scene OF the
spectacle Of Ben Hur." the current
attraction in the opera house. II
formed a hiting background with
It's temples and other evidences OF
the Holy Land
The speaker declared that the
sacrifice OF Jesus established beyond
doubt the availability Of the love
OF God for all needs. No other act
described In OILY Writ proves this
everlasting love as did the sacrihce
or Jesus.
lie declared that the world IL
poyerty-stricken In spiritual thing
and that there was much need FOR
the great fund OF Cody love and
sympathy.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
STREET CAR MEN
ASK THE MAYOR TO
VETO ORDINANCE

Representatives Of the Detroit
Street Car Mems union Monday
urged Mayor Marx to veto the ordi
nance passed by the council last
Tuesdsy providing penalties for
street car motormen and conduct
ors who pass pedestrians who have
signaied the car to atop. They
claimed that the enforcement OF the
ordinance would work even greater
hsrdship On the public than ON the
ID. u. r.
In It's place they urged the mayor
and Corporation Counsel Dsngeman.
who was present at the conference,
TO work out an ordinance providing
fof standing time" AZ the end Of
all ear lines. which they assert N
the best way known Of adjusting
trafar delays. In Chicago and other
large cities m much as 20 min
utss standing time" h allotted AT
the end of each line. and the re-
suit n that cars arriving behind
schedule are able TO leave on the
route again exactly on time.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

faid Ell. Turning. he hurried out
OF the room.
Levantia clasped her hands hard.
Men were so careless pipe in the
attic, among all those papers and
ether innammable stufY7 She heard
Hi going up stairs There was q
moments pause. and then he came
down fast and loud She heard him
At the telephone giving a command
in a sharp, hurried voice She
smelled something aerid. Was Il
enoke1 A swirl OF blue crept into
The rood. She tottered up 10 her
feet Ell! Elil- she screamed. shs
reached him somehow. She knew
before she saw his face that the
house was on Are she tried 90
fight him % he grabbed her and ran
cut OF the house with her TO a neigh
boris. Feather beds" she gAspvo.
And tainted again
II vas Mrs. Mains who told La-
vantia ali about II. The engines
had saved the house after the attic
was burned out and the roof badly
damaged The feather beds were
consumed.
"of course you can't 20 on living
there now. said Mrs. Mains. Hen
rvs coming over here TO board ard
KITS going TO take you home. Do
you smell that Ant Il nerces
do think there amt anything makes
much worse smell than burnt
feathers. And to think there was
seven Of them beds"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

can lives had been saertneed The
report OF men missing" seemed To
carry the doIetul conviction thar
meg had persisted when the Ger
man U-boats carried out their OF.
ders-
sinking OF the three vessels. the
largest American haul Jet made.
was attended By circumstances that
Justified the administration eonvie-
ton that Germany II going the
limit and that this nation can hope
for NO favorable exceptions.
But despite the fact that the Unit
"a states 10 nearer a call 10 arms
today. there Ia unruffed calm In
not only among ofneiAis
but among the people OF the capital.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
SAYS HOUSING
CODE TAKES.
PRECEDENCE

Provisions OF the new ordinance
code OF the Detroit board Of health
supersede the code Of the depart
ment OF buildings Insofar a. they
relate 20 public health. vas the
opinion rendered BY Corporation
Counsel Dingeman. Monday. answer.
ing the query % The two city de-.
psrtments over connictionS.
This opinion, Il Is expected. viii
aid In untAngline many difficulties
that have arisen lately because 81
the apparent overlapping 81 the two
codes
An act creating no department
Of buildings has The proviso that
none Of the powers or rights OF the
board OF health BY virtue OF either
general or local acts insofar as the
preservation Of public health aud
sanitary matters IL concerned. shall
be affected or curtAiled." said Mr..
Dingeman.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
LOP OFF $500
FROM FUND FOR
CAR TICKETS

When the council committee on
ways and means had completed M
morning onslaught on the general
fund estimates, Monday. II had
Topped OF 5000 worth Of street car
tickets from the requests Of the
city assessors once in addition TO
lessening by $500 the amount that
the assessors asked for the mair-
tenanca OF their automobiles. The
committees members said these itsEns
were needleEsly large.
Altho the expenditure/was quss-
toned, the committee allowed $500
for the salaries OF the assistants at
the board Of review session. Thla
work by Law Is 20 he provided Cor
by the common council. but always
has been taken care OF by men
from the assessors cffice.
The committee allowed the build.
ing commission but 10 Of the 10 sz-
ira men II asked.
John G. McCabe. city safety engi.
neer. obtained every request OF hts
department from The committee. In
Guiding three additional men, two
of whom are to be used for elevator
inspection work There are now
5000 elevators in Detroit. and the
department can inspsct but II day.
The committee allowed one extra
man to take charge OF collection OF
fees for elevator inspection. the city
now having between $4,000 and
$50 900 on It's books. This should At
no time be In excess Of $4,000, %
cording TO Controller Engei.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
EDITORS WIFE
TAKEN BY DEATH

HUDSON. Mich. March is--Mrs
Matte May steucrwald. wife OF
Charles steuerwald. publisher Of the
Hudson Post died this morning, fol
lowing an illness 81 three months.
she was born 81 years ago In
Smyrna. n. T.. aud came to Hudson
with her parents In 1871 Her father.
he late James NJ. scAiritt. purchss.
"a the Hudson Post and later he was
Joined in partnership in the owner.
ship OF the paper BY Charles steuor.
wald. who With a son. Arthur, sur.
wives.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
MAN SHOWS TOO
LITTLE CONCERN
ABOUT HIS SOUL

--rHE uEy. y. y. VAN ANTWERP
we all have two lives." said the
Rev. r J. Van Antwerp in his noon
day sermon In 81. Aloysius church.
Monday. The one Ia this short,
transitory life. tne other the life
eternal Unless we give an mnch
care and thought 10 our souls a.
we 40 TO our bodies we are lost. Tor
there IN one thing that God can not
do. He can not save our souls IN.
less we wfli try to save them.
The successful business man n
nc who gives his time. attention.
energy 20 his business. The man
who would save his soul must keep
bis heart and mind on this end. Bur
the AFFAIR d salvation sim affects
US lightly. We must be earnest
energetic In our religious life. not
indifferent. or when the time CONES
70 face God and give an accounting
for every act. word and thought we
win not be ready"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
Ensrwnns pAcuIsT
WOULD LEAD RDGfAENr

WASHINGTON. March ip.-osn,
Isaac ehsrwood. Of Ohio: pacfnss
sSe few nenbers % the house 20
Oppose the armed neutrality Pill.
today urged President Wilson 20
ooil congress In an Immediate en-
fTa soasion for the purpose OF de-
clarfnH war on Germany and oe-
ciare6 MS willingness 20 resign
Ma ssst I'm congress and take up
arms A9ainss the kaiser.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
Spend a Dime
Instead % Dollars.
Proves That casea Royal Pills
Restore Health and Strength

Statistic show thnt millions q doI.
lars arr speuf Tor medicine Every
year This being year when ths
HlEh Cost ~ living is source Of
study for all shy not fry sp.udfnR
dime instead ~ a dollar
medical authorities az unit de-
clare that nine-terths % our MS are
due TO constipauon. inactive f,inc-
tons Of bowels and kidneys. and .
simple put reliable physic. tonic
purlfying little pin will set you light
and keep you right ct cost of on4y
Ice or Csc. Ask FOR Casra Royal
Pills. Try them FOR q week or two
and see how we'll and strona you
keep. Headache neuralgia, rheuria q
&c pains. dyspepsia. biiiousness.
backachc and numerous other Ills
viii quickly vanish. Sold By drug
gists svsryW here --Adr.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

The Detroit Y NJ G. A. Rife and
Pistol club has mailed 70 Washing.
ton the highest score its members
have made n the n. r. A. matches
for the week ended March II The
regulation high i've men put up the
score OF sTs out OF a possible l 900
points. No perfect scores OF 200
were made as In the previous week
hut on the whole the crseksmaaship
vas good.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

More than 1000 persons have
signed the declarations OF loyalty
issued by the Detroit committee on
national defense More than $500
declarations are scattered thruout
The city, and Il IL expected that
100000 names Eiii be obtained by
the end Of the week
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

The m arriaEe Of Henry Harper
BENEDICT, % years old. former presi.
cent Of the Remington Typewriter
company. and Miss Josephine Ced-
DIES % years old Of Hamilton.
Ont and New York b. announced
30 take place toda5
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

Because Of the shortage OF trained
men IN the detective bureau Wi.
liam Good. who has been in the
prosecutor Once for the past fen
months. serving 81 county inyesti.
gator. was recalled Monday morn
ing TO the police department.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19


WASHINGTON. March 10. The
n1lsd States and Germany are on
49, verge Of open hostilities
& With a virtual state OF war exist
Ine ~ q result OF the ruthless stink.
~ by German submarines OF three
American freighters. II IL now be-
Jlgvod inevitable that the flrst meet
~ between an armed American
merchant vessel and a U-boaf win
uArk the opening OF actual hostili-
ties
Bemionciai view IL united that
oefmany's destruction q three
knerican vessels with possible loss
n - American lives leaves no ques-
1jo1 that the kaiser has forced this
DvSrument into state or war. II
K 1rQbsbly VIII have been found 10
&44e existed since the American
\ s(eomer Algonquin was sunk last
"Wednesday.
The state OF armed neutrality %
\ n which this government was placed
\ ~ the president continues; altho Il
epoarcntly has tailed OF it's object to
ceovent sinking OF such ships a. the
X koconia. Algonquin. the City OF Mem.
pAjo. the Illinois and the vigilancia.
That the president. as his next
Hreep. would call congress in extra
ooDsion even before it's scheduled
K DGpttns date. April ie. was deemed
N1o1y by some, tho the preponder.
h ~ view was that he would have
16om assemble the sixteenth. then
. 1u1o4m them that a state OF war had
exID(od since March 10. and AJAX real
NJ measures.
". n was expected Wilson would
eoneu1t his premier and other au
tkofities during the day And. nav
lnx broad war power already. ac
rorolns 10 legsl experts. II n regard
+ - probable thar be may take ever
nlronGcr protective means thar
4 pooroiy arsnament of American mer
\ coautm<n. The navy may BE- called
*Uoou 20 take vigorous hand
1>nroh1ng out and Destroy Ing cub
oorines Any cali for an army IN
uo1tedjy will await full authorize
~ fsun congress under q declara
ID~n % ear.
n TIE president studied dispatches
Irom abroad up 10 an early houi
1#1<~ -a.. - -. -. -s. A.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
70 Prevent - arIn

Colds cause Grip-Laxative Bromo
Ouinine removes cause There Ia
only one "Bromo ouinine" p W.
GROVES signature on Dor. 1sc.-
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

The annual exhibition Of the Ma
tionsl Railway Appliances associa.
tIon Is to open In he Coliseum IN
Chicago today and viii continue
thru the week. In connection viii
b. held the annual meetings o. sew
cral railway supply associations.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
TheEpening Story
Seven Feather Beds

tcopyrirht isiG BY W. w.rnsrl
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

PETROGRAD. March 1s--The
Turks are retreating before the ad-
vance OF Russian forces. the ofhcial
statement regarding operations In
the south today stated. Russian
forces have occupied Harunabad.
The Turks were dislodged south
OF Bana and are retiring toward
Penashevtn-
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

LONDON, March lss-Many wo-
men and children IN Monastir were
killed during the night in bonn
bardment OF the city by enemy ar
tinery hurting gas hiIed shells. the
Serbian ofSciai statement today
raid
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

B To- ~. March 1s,--Americsn
y o reports today showed ~
ri discounted for from the three
plon steamers funk ~ German
norines. and reported yesterday.
~ 80 - follows: city Of Mem
1& CO Borvm. four Americans
1nnr msn a other nationalities
~ ecDw stilI nissine.
nnne1a, third mate. fourth engt
S - ~ men still missing.
- crOw Of the tanker Illinois
o = esyed
Il D v)g11oncia was struck w a
roo W1theut warning. LoohDuts
y - svsa seen the psrtsccpe Of
~ ou1mafine nor did the U-bcas
norDo frum the ssa afssr the ship
1 - struck her death blow.
- c1ty q Msmphis was nrsi
v(k ~ shsll Ars from the sub
I1n4 and then sunk BY torpedo.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19


DcoC Osvvssesssssf Ussssd Prssa)
vvxnrnsuTON. March 1s.--imne-
~ anncuncsment by President
D1Dun e The course Of action be
00n 70 take In reply 10 Ger
m1 6Gront On the high seas.
1n oorocnst By ofsciAls today.
Uone belisvsd he would call con
OCn INTO session at once In order
- I've that body ON hand Cor con
unoss believed ne might issue a
~o0amAtt0n empowering Secretary
A. a. Navy Daniels To use the
R0p6cy fund appropriated IN pur-
~ ~ . policy mcre aegressiyeiy
r urotect American shipping.
~ Hes Secretary Lansing went
~ ~ white House TO confer with
nu111nt Wilson. He carried vita
1n ~ REPORTS thai have reached
~ department. on the sinking OF
No. three American vessels.
The situstton ~ too serious 10
DouGn' was the only offciai word
- the state department previous
"a f-ansing's departure for the
oits House.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

~ vooo1 which has no
0cnn.
6nnoo1n's boof a. not ssps-
- e<hGgs tnf0 I = N,
~ -. - ~ Picked mp empty
= - Westher meantime
rmo1ronr msdsrsfs.
xoGooo e1nogo0 Cer01R III -
$500 v1Gh - psrs0ns inciu1-
- - AnGG3cans. At s.6S.
tn. suhmarins cred warning
- fpom three mfles ON star
ooor1 Goarter.
VrnosI ~ stoppsd- subma-
- approschins 10 ons mile
- dee more. fragments
GorllEine vessel ship thsn only
bn1ng able 70 read submarine
sAcnoI TO abandon ship. NJ
oeaaily cavtAin replied By long
tlnst whissle. sisnifyfns com
pesAsssion and then gave four
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

PARIS. March 1s.-"During the
last three days French troops have
liberated a hundred villages IN
many localities which. previous 70
the German night were devastated
ooiousiy and pillaged." today's on
cial statement said Thousands OF
inhabitants whom the Germans
were unable TO take with them In
the fight cheered the advancing
French
The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

The National Conference Commit
man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19
IS NOT LIKE THE
SAME WOMAN
Suffered so she couldn't
sleep two hours out of
twenty-four.

After I mad been sent 10 three dif-
1erent places and taken six different
courses OF treatment without getting
relief from my terrible suffering. L
started taking Tanlac and have gained
nine pounds and improved so remark
ably that people say l am not the same
person a all"
The above statement was made a
few days ago by Mrs. Myrtle Trousdale.
residing at 1901 South Pearl street
Dallas. Tex
1t would be hard for anyone 10 i'm
aEine the misery that 1 went through
with from attacks Of nervous stomach
trouble which came on me at times for
the last TWO years. she continued
Nothing that 1 ate agreed with me
and for two whole months before I
started taking Tanlac I had to live On
nothing but raw eggs Even milk
soured on ny stomach like everything
else and formed gas that would bring
on one of those awful attacks. Ny
nerves were in such a state that 1 did
not average sleeping two hours out
of tWentv-four. When 1 tried to rest
I suffered such agony from pains IN
my stomach that / couldn't bear even a
light cover over my body Biliousness
and constipation trouuied me cur
tinually and I finally got to the place
where was doctoring all the time and
still kept going down hill instead OF
improving 1 didn't have much faith
in medicines any more but l read so
pie here who had been benefited by
Tanlac, that I thought il might help
me, so I tried it.
The two bottles Of Tanlac I have al
ready taken have made a wonderful
Improvement in me ! am not only
nine pounds heavier than when 1
started taking ii, but I can eat any
thing that l want-meats. biscuits.
vegetables, onions, salads-and digest
II as wei as anybody you ever saw I
lay down at night and sleep like a
child and get up in the morning bright
and cheerful ! can 90 all day long
without a sign OF the old nervousness
and pain that used 10 torture me SO.
Mrs. Trousdale's mother, Mrs. NJ Z.
Richardson. who was present during
the interview. here Joined in the con-
versatiOn.
Unless I had seen the results my
daughter got from taking Tanlac. 1
wouldn't have believed that any medi-
cine or anything else could have helped
her so" she said 7 have been run
down and nervous for a long time my
self and knowing how Tanlac has
benefited my girl. ] expect TO take sew
eral bottles Of II to tone me up for
the coming hot summer
Our telephone is Automatic " 1912
and my daughter and myself will be
glad TO tell anyone who wishes to know
exactly what we have told YOU for
publication"
Tanlac is sold IN Fl Psso by Kelly
Pollard and Peoples Drug Store--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
Injurious. as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle
The best thing TO use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for this is pure
and entirely greaseless- It's very
cheap. and beats the most expensive
soaps OF anything else all 10 pieces.
You can get this at any drug store,
and a few ounces will last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub il in, about teaspoontul IS al
that is required. 1t makes an abund-
ance OF rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly. and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy
and easy to handle. Besides, il loosens
and takes out every particle OF dust,
dirt and dandruff.-Adv-