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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
FNileTMFNTS kPF .9hIY FIR TiME THbf
 TIE WAR VIII LAST

w1 5HNcToN. D. C. April Is Ao---sf-- 70 advicsz issued by sec-a- -ar~ Psf--. all men erlfs-fue in rhe arr0v since srs declaration Of the war vii ts olac@d on wa---tme basis. ,,1t-s al1dTs them to obtain discharg- e .5qz1 se-rica at ths close eSs ths war. TFis ruling also will affect nat foreI g.sT8smen. --
 r-Ta=r rhe law men en'fg-ing in the uztsc-sf gvz-d a'9n up fer six years, and ro-rrfea-s in the .ar.y sign. i9r ,5es.s-. rears- The Dend'Tsza, ?; iHiHftf6 o- -i6as suaoif'eaIIv fer ,ta duration of <sfc: ran not be. an87ied until aczs<ss asrE so secre-srz Baker has ira.~r7ote7 recruiting officers that men @ce--z5 6r-f1g the emergency will no, fz@e to, fsl.1H the rsrms. .et ghe reerG. zrzay and national guard contracts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
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 rNepECTIon T0uR

F-ze>ss--Ssa1s-e- Coruiesfoner o' r-'e'e-fae v-i-h readotar-ers at Wran- gea sin town yeeterdav for an ror'r or % looking for late war news. W-. walker left wranee1 on the sey- .eiy 5. ies6art and bas 6saa on the go e'-er 5sfaoa on t'fs carly sor'ng- Inspect in >our~ visiting trap sises~hsteheries e.e. .".
 n snsa k.rg q his wor' which takes fir1. a1f oTer <soptheasser8 Alaska he s1 .af ke.reaIized fs'liv that ths .s,sesg lr0Bortant fishing port in Alsa- es:as.g Isets..3kan- With thaf conviction 3e aas reronmended to tbe depart r8enf that at least 8 branch office be eslabFisted here and that he hopes his recommendation will be acted upon sAertls He left early in the .ezeaing 70 continue bis tour.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
CAPT. MI POyE
 LEAVES FOR SOUTH

rp John N57rsTe. owner ot the
 -2a 3s-eer v -Ae Anchorage sHp- -'- e.r-5s1r. T1ie1 atfsyed some dam ~@ -se1 '- -c~ e -re tug coEro- f-~a shCv- t7-o weeks s9o H-hile 5orr1 ] Tor A11ao-ege lafr o1 ne steamer 39a-5Icza 1kis mo-ung Capt MnroTe zane SD soaa after t1e accidenr ro 'crE after 'fa supplies parr q wtfra re-e oe-isfeh'e Tfe Bangor in tov rf rte Corauaodore. lefr fer her north e-- 5e7-1z-.o1 laet Sunday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
KhlcEp'c HEATH
 MAY cnMF SOON

LONDON. April 9-The Morning Poet gives prominence to despatch from ifs Washington correspondent, .,lro cahlns renort given on the au- trc~'fv of German hankers in Ameri- ca who are on most intimate terms ,ritb tho German Government. that the German Froperor fig fatally i'll of Prioht's disease. Death is expected within the next few months.
 Tho Emperor. according to the cor rcepondenfs informant, has for some months past been In the depths of de- Dreqqion. The efforts of his physici- ans and entourape 10 rally him have been unsuccessful and the disease has eo completely fastened iteself upon him thaf reeoverv ls impossible. The cor roerondent adds:
 with his death according 10 the German bankers the house of IIohcn- ollcrn wtll lose the throne Of Germany tho Crown Prince being known to be n moral degenerate. and the German pco- ple could not accept him aa their aov' erign Either Germany will become republic or limited constitutional monarchy tho real bower being cx- crrlsAd bv parliameni elected by un- ivcraal franchise. IL is the opinion of i fho German bankers knowing the con ditlons existing in Germany, and tho temperament of the people, that unless ] fFrre should be sudden uprising, whtoh fhev do not expect. n constltu' tionai monarchy rather than q repub- lie would be the outcome"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
k cicRNTln NhVhl
 ENnnHNTEP FAAY RF
 ULTIMATE RESULT
Critic Points Ont Whore The U. <. May Become Decisive
 Factor in the War.

j report from Bern4. Switzerland. says:
 ..r'.a rnilitarv critic of tte Basel Ma chrichten believes that the entrance into rho war of inc powerful American fleet will "soonar or later lead 10 a revival Of an aggressive sea policy against Germany and will probably culnfnate in gigantic battle which win put the Dardcnelles fight in the shade
 The writer aavs tho allied fleets will find the German coast defenaes "an opponent who knows what disastrous results the succegs of such an Anglo American m raking would have for his fatherlar
 This obse r further believes fl America attempts 70 transport troops rto Fuope. Germany will abandon her submarine campaign in the Nediter ranean and mass all available U-boata against the American transporta. He ig dubious of tho present value of Am erlca az T military aid and said tho utand'np army the only present forcc Ht for modern var. js needed at homo to watch Meizco. He calculates. how ever. that tho United States has r.. 0G0 .0G0 men Of military age whom i can equip and train and that the en tente has acquired an ally who may proyo the decisive factor in the war
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
ofthe Territorial
 Legislature
Six Bills Are Introduced Tn the House and thirteen
 in the Senate.

JUNEAU, April 18.-This being the last day of the session for the intro drcrion of new bills, a large number were brought forth In the house, six new bills were introduced while in the senate thirteen were filed, making total of one hundred and thirty-one maa sures to be disposed of during the next thirteen working days, besides, tha appropriation bill, memorials and resolutions.
 The bills today cover a wide range. Thov include from prohibiting sland- CT. gossip. to the duties of the Attorn- av.Ceneral. This bill was introduced hv Senator Gaustad
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
RETURNS FROM JUNEAU

IF " r Zgae- zip rent nostb af weet go On bssiDess wsS 2 -afg-n5sg passenger oa tae steamer 11ariDoss tfis morning from Juneau
 Hai.a st rse 1sDital Dr. zgber at- tended meeting of the Territorial BoaE1 ot Dental Ezasai@ars. and @aa aso ocegpie1 w.,l some Legislation r~a-e0,ed w.ta the Dentistry blIl
 Dr Z1ber .d thfe roc-ning tha, 5e fc-e lea~fzg Senator Hickman gtoD -ed 1@ and soi9 hira that he had in ,ra9aea3 q 6jH Ieg4lizIag boxing con res-a so -he e1tent ., ren ro1nda. and 70 ref she- 2ogs ln xetealsan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
BOSTON HEARS BIG GUNS ROAR
 e R. Noorh1 Stat1Ons
THE OPPONENTS OF
 CONSCRIPTl0N GET THE UPPER HAND
Defeat the Measure in the House But the Senate Approves
 In all Particulars.

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-The op- ponents of the measure for oenscript- tion got the upper hand in rhe house military committee today and voted r to S. and prepared new army bill which. carries a provision to first try ro raise the uew army by volunteers. meanwhile. the senate approved the measure in all particulars. including conscription and passed the senate committee 1o 10
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
VISITED GOODROW MINE

Deputy Marshal Sharpe made trip to the Goodrow mine yesterday on off ctsl business. Accompanying Deputy Sharpe Oh the trip @ere. Mrs. Sharpe, Attorney Warder Mra Young and Misg Leahy with Captain Howard at the wheel of the Fl Paeo. Miss Leahy and Mra. Young who are recent ar rivals from Australia are enthused over the beautiful scenery along the route to the mine Tie party returned last evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
FRENCH REPORT MORE GAINS OH HE
 WEsT.FR0NI
Advance Many Niles, Cap turing 25O0 Prisoners
 And Positions.

PARIS. April 1S-Conlinuing fiie atsscs against the eneraY tNsen Sois- s5ts and he Rains ~sd east of the iztta~' place. ths Fre1ch carried the posst.on he,d by 1he fi1st German lines tc-.srfng many miles e front h their t<e--s-5 march. they farfursd 'seteral v-el, organized heights thas were oc- eapied by the Ge-manS including the ieror-snr village ot Auterive. On this front. they captured e.500 prison s~ Suoh ts the statement issued by -he -ar oEca this morning
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
JUDCF BROWN ON
 HIS WAY SOUTH

District Judge Brown Of the Third Division who has jgat completed a tern Of court at Cord0va wat 2 pas senger on the Nar'uosa today on his way south 10 risit Mrs Brown who has been i'll for several weeks in Seattle Tie Judge is always welcomed in Ket- chikan. particularly since he held 3 term of court here when he made friends with ererybodr. He plans to return. possibly on the sarae boat.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
HOLDING THEIR 0WN

F BRITISH HEADQUARTERS in Fran April 18.-Cpararion on the Brstish.eront has reached 2 temporary holding sage along the line Of recent advances toward Lens and St Quen- tin. Progress is onlr temporarily de- 4sysd until Q new formation Of the forces has been accomplished
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
BRITAIN EVpPEccFe
 APPROVAL 0F J. s.

LONDON. April 1s.-In the house of commons today the resolution express ing appreciation Of the action of the United States in joining forces with the allied powers. was unanimous ly approred of Great feeling was dis played and cheers shook the rafters after the reading og the resolution.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

RIO TANFTRO. Anril 1S.-A re- port has f-ea received hv -he minister os rserins from the commander of the Pra azilian destroyer AIagoas. which IS stationed at Esterro that signals are being exchanged by means Of lights and wireless between Germans on the coast and shfDs cruising in Brazilian waters. President Braz has been noti- fled.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
leo CARS nF WHEAT
 n BE SHIPPED DAILY

SEATTLE. April 1s--The railroad companies here announced last night that at least one hundred cars Of wheat from Washington and Oregon will be shipped daily for the rez- t7o months to the Atlantic seaboard, and exported to rhe allied nations
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
FAPRAGTT GOES sOTTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
WILL. LET ALLIES
 RECRUIT IN ] s.

WAS AS=-EGToE. ApEa lS-ChaiT- z- E-=11 Of -te house judiciary com s-4z z-5 Chairman Ca.oerso1 o5 -ae Senate Judiciary c7-z-if-sa. with he .-1a. If A-=azl=T General Gregory. =---15--= 2 esl. 70 allow cie al---d z-azz=z-z -a -=e-alz zz=5r citizens
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

WASHINGTON. D. C. April IS Twenty-Five submarine chasers. each lIA feet long will he constructed at once under rush orders at the Bremen ton navy yard. according to advices re- caived here by Senator PoindeNter to- day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
PRESIDENT WILSON
 C0MFERS WITH LEADER

WASHINGTON. April 1&.-Presi- dent Wilson this morning went over 10 the capital for a conference with the leaders Of both houses 70 discuss the administration army till and other measures.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
EXCEPTING AGENTS : 3RCFF WTTH SI -AcKERS ---
 INTENDING TO WE'D

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 aa,a nos perform a.eEedding cere- ssg- Fs-zeser--
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
M4RPOSA SOTTHPOTND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
GREATEST BATTLE F HIrHTY W3P Ie N0W
 eAfn PFIHe F0HfHT

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
" Obey The LdgD; Keep Your
 Mouth Shut
Juneau, Alaska,
 April 16, 1917
Editor. Progressive-NTiner.
 Ketchikan. Alaska.

Dear Sir n-.44 Below vou will find of an order from the Department of Justice which reads follows, to-vit: " April G. 1917 TO ALL UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS AND MARsHALS Dear Sir: ing statement:
 No German alien enemy in this country. who has not hitherto been implicated in plots against the interests ot the United States fear of action by the Ior,o, of Justice so long as he observes the following warning:
 "Obey the law: keep your mouth shut"
 Respectfully.
 T. w. GREGORY,
 Attorney General" You are hereby ant arzi prbh the same you so desire
 Yours very truly,
 JAMES H S1TTSER,
 United States Attorney
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
TTCZA RFpORTED
 TO HAVE RESIGNED

AMSTERDAM. April 18.-A late dis hatch from Vienna says that there is 2 report going the rounds to the effect that Count Tisza, the Hungarian Pre- mior. has resigned.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
HFYInbN MINISTER
 FINALLY RECOGNIZED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
NEW YnRK MhYnP
 ISSUES AN ORDER

NE wYORE. April 1S-Navor Nit, cheu this morning issued an order in which he states that beginning with rba first of Nar. all night saloon li- cenzas will be cancelled while The war
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

The big warehouse Of the F. '. Peo- pIes Company at Terminal on inc To lovana river. wag totally destroyed by fire recently entaIling io-. oI iron s2o Go6 10 9220 06T The atriofdro will be rebuilt next eprinG.
 Two hearts are better than one if they are trumps.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
MOVEMENTS IF BOATS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

The tug Kingfisher. c Olsen, Mas fer. with the Barge Barracouta in tofy. Capt. John Waite. arrived from An chorage this morning on her way south. ai.e Barge ient norta about ffree weeks ago loaded wlth supplies for rhe Cook Inlet district ard ie nov re- turning to her home poy'
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

s2EAET. Y. '. Ap-li 1S-The meas d- -a= repeal of thz boxing pill rr-c. permits tcx.nE ln z1s state was e5---=5 ez-s-5av ar1 passed tl2e as @-eT 0r a vcza of 4 to 5s against
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
BODY 0F FLORENCE
 VEIN, SGULPT0R'S
 WIFE FOUND IN GULCH
The Police Believe She Was Murdered by Thugs: No
 Clues Found.

SEATTLE. April 1S-The body of rla-a1cs- wife q James Wshn. sculp- -o-. me designer Of Chief SsaJtle's s @2-u-sar was ta-a5 this morning in -As --ich ves- e Wheeler street. on c-4ea Anne HI, apparently murder s tv eagss. Mrs We11 was the 1a1- zz-=- e 51e pos=ea o11es=. Paul Flaw e=-.- and mas TasE popular No clues 10 -La perpetrators hare been found val
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

T. Msrca8. the "IIlghpreas Kid" is registered at the sfedman hotel to- day and Bili be here for several days Introducing HlghDreas goods to the local merchants.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

Tne fgg Arctic. Capt Hartman. ar rived from The south early tbis morn ing from Tacoma with Inc Barge Pal. mira. Capt Tobln. in tow, for 9kag- way.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

Jir W T. Toleh, Of Taane. is a gis- toE sa tha essg and ls yaest af the g.s1,lzn hote3
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

.f'r T. y. yfenrfcksa<r,s ad -faniily ar. rived from North Arm. 5loira Sound vesra-1ay and are regletered at the keTlila hotel today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

Wr and Mrs sg. $ Clark. who arriY- oa or- the 5ssf2ereoa vesrerday after 1oo1 are z st the Sse5raan hotel today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

Ii. Bergman. Of Seattle is registered al ihc stedman today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

! smko2. of wsrd's Cove ls register e9 at the Reyllla
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
DIVINE SARAH ILL

NEW. YORK. April ls.-saHah Bern hardt. is reported -hi= morning TO be dangerously il from su infection Of the kidneys.
 LsTER-The physicians saE that there is g fighting chance Tor inc re- covsry Of 3fdme Bernhard
 WASHINGTON April 1s--Approx- .5rna5el,- 425 4aen comprising sAo highly trained staff of the public health ser rice were today transferred into the military establishment
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18

To each one the world is but mir TOT Of himself
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-18
COUNCIL MEETING

There 1ill be meeting Of the City Council in the Council Chambers this evening at eight o'clock.
The Washington times., 1917-04-06
wsrnick, Wisconsin. copyist, s72o to

Wernick, Wisconsin, copyist, s72o to
5000.
Indian Office-Hamilton Dimick
Alabama, chief of division, 1000 to
S2,250: Charles r. Wanner, Pennsyl
vania, clerk $1,000 to chief Of pro.
bate division $2,25O; Benjamin s.
CARRIER. Virginia, clerk 81, 800 to chief
OF division $1,000; Thomas F. Murphy,
Massachusetts, clerk 81, 900 to $500;
John F. Mahon, Illinois, clerk 81 800
to S1.s00: Charles B. Marine, Iowa,
clerk $1,000 to $1,000; Charles C.
Boyer, Kansas, clerk 81, 400 to 81 600;
William r. Rosenkrans, New York,
clerk 81 400 to 1880; James H. Cas-
sidy. Connecticut, clerk 81 200 to
81 400; William T. Conboye, California,
clerk $1,000 to s1,4O0: Melvin A.
Pfeiffer. Maryland, clerk $1,000 to
81 200; Charles J. Ingles, Minnesota,
clerk 81 900 to 81 200: Vester w. Rose,
Oklahoma, clerk 5000 to $1,000; Miss
Charlotte D. Watson, Virginia, clerk
81 900 to $1,000; Miss Ida Dennis,
Kansas, clerk 5000 to $1,000; George
A. Schultz, Wisconsin, clerk 5000 to
1900.
Patent ,Office-Miss Margaret L.
Chamberlain, Kentucky, copyist s720
souri,, copyist S720 to $500.
Bureau of Mines-virgil p. Hawse,
Virginia, Junior chemist $3.50 to
s1.5sO; John F. Duggar. Jr., Alabama,
Junior organic chemist $1,000 to
$3.50; George f. Postman, California.
Junior chemist 1920 to junior ex-
plosives engineer 1880: Charles r.
Locke, Colorado, Junior chemist 81 ,020
f0 S1 0a0. Eduvn I'd r Gra1D DanpavI
vania, physical laboratory aid 1920
to Junior physical chemist 81, 200.
Transfers within the department.
Bureau of Mines: William c. Phalen,
Massachusetts,. mineral technologist
$500, from Geological Survey; Miss
Margaret L. Light, Pennsylvania, un-
der clerk $40, from Bureau OF Educa-
tion.
designations. General Land Office
Rolla s. Carter. Arizona. clerk, 81 400;
Boyd S. Beckington, Illinois, copyist,
5000.
Patent Office-Henry r. Davies,
fourth assistant examiner,
81 800: Harry L. Kelly, Oklahoma,
copyist, 5000: william T. Herman, Dis
trict OF Columbia, messenger boy,
S420
Geological Survey-William Holm
haus, Indiana, skilled mechanic.
81 geo; Robert B. Smith, District of
apprentice, $420.
Bureau OF Mines-Edwin C. White.
Junior physical chemist,
81 500: Clark J. Mckee, Pennsylvania.
first aid miner. 1920; Fred H. Noel
lenhoff. Missouri. Junior physical
81 200: RobertP. Bett, Penn
sylvania, shot-firer, $500.
The Washington times., 1917-04-06
'cARAWAY REVIEWS BILL
Would Have District Employment
ApportIoned to the States.

Congressman Caraway of Arkansas
reintroduced his bill in the House yes
day providing that employees of the
District government shall be appoint
ed from a list of eligibles compiled
by the Civil Service Commission and
appoEtioned among the various States
In accordance with population.
NJ. Caraway provides that at least
one-half OF the number OF District
employees shall be appointed from the
States in as much as the Federal
Government contributes to the up
keep OF the District.
Congressman Vinson of Georgia
also reintroduced bills to prohibit
the intermarriage of white and col
ored persons in the District. to pro-
vide "Jim Crow" cars on all street
railways, and to segregate white and
colored employees in the Government
departments. ..,
Congressman Tinkham, reintroduced
his bill to establish a school and
home for the feeble minded In the
District. and another bill to provide
a systematic scheme of promotions In
the District government service.
The Washington times., 1917-04-06
INTERIOR DEPT. CHANGES
Secretary Lane Announces List Of
Appointments and Promotions.

Secretary Lane has announced. the
following changes in the Interior De
pertinent:
Probationary appointments:
General aLnd Ofice-Robert E. Nc.
Kinstry, Missouri, skilled laborer
5000.
Patent onice-Andrew NJ. Smith,
jr., Indiana, copyist. $120.
Bureau of Mines-Charles s. Pur-
cell. Massachusetts, Junior chemist.
81 ,26O; John B. Hynal, Oklahoma, first
aid miner, S1,2OO.
Temporary appointments author
lied by Civil Service Commission:
Geological Survey-Miss Josephine
Gloetzner, District of Columbia,
paleontologic craftsman, SI5 per
month.
Extension OF temporary appoint
ment authorized by Civil Service Com
mission:
Bureau OF Mines-Robert c. Dab.
ney, junior chemist, $1,000.
Promotions
General Land Office-Mont V. Iiy-
ingston, Missouri. clerk. 81 200 to ST.
400: Clarence o. Webb. Alabama,
clerk, $1,000 to s1.4O0; Francis l..
Condor, Rhode Island, clerk, 81 900 to
SlE-OOI MISS Elsie Oiihan' OnlO, cherK,
81 900 to 81 200; Isaac II. Germany.
Maryland. clerk. $1,000 to $1,000: Abe
Barber, New York, copyist. 5000 to
clerk $1,000: George A GUNNER, Iowa,
copyist, 5000 to clerk $1,000: Miss
Virginia E. Wrenn, Virginia. copyist,
5000 to clerk $1,000; Ernest d. Brown,
Kentucky. copyist, $720 to 5000: Leo
T. Farrell, Iowa. copyist. S720 to 5000;
Miss Ruth C. Weeder. Michigan, copy
ist, S720 to 5000; Miss Augusta H.