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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
PUTLID ON ALL
 "DISTILLED" DRINK
 NOW IN HAWAI-!
Japanese Only People to Enjoy National Drink Sake" Made
 From Brewed Rice

HONOLULU, T. H.. Oct. 2.-Des- pite the operation of the flood law, sake. the Japanese n@-ional drink is immune Although f&&tGs show that 192 tons of rice are used monthly in .he manufacture of the drink in Hon. olulu. this favorite drink of the Nip ponese will continue to be made un- der rulings of the federal food com. mission, the internal reve90l flee and customs office that no spec, rec ognition is taken on s&Ne in the foder- al law They base their interpreta- ton on that fact that only distilled beverages are considered, whereas. ac- cording to q supreme court decision, in Hawaii four years ago, sake is held 10 be brewed not distilled drink.
 Likewise sake may still be imported from Japan. despite the edict in the food law barring importations of dis tiled liquor manufactured in foreign countries.
 Unless Washington issues a special order 10 the effect the Japanese in Hawaii will continue to enjoy their sake.
 But nor so with the Chinese whose tavorite drink. samshu, comes under the imports ban Of the food law The Chinese do not take kindly to the liq- uors of other nationalities and regard Samshu, of which there are 24 vari- ties. as having medicinal properties.
 The customs officials of Honolulu have instructions to seize all foreign liquors now en route here and it is expected that large consignments will be confscated on their arrival by the next big liners from the states.
 The food law has also acted to force one distiIlery on the island Of Hawaii 10 close down. This distillery manu- factured rum and gin from waste mo, IaSsess.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
WANT CHINA TO
 STAND UNITED
 IN PRESENT WAR
All Smaller Parties Urged To Stand By Country in Present
 ing Undivided Front
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PENlNG China Oct 2-Nsws22ps-s o5 No--A China. evan those which @s-e s:-a2z;y opposing he EeaE Kco- e122s sogs-.-as2: e.z.o-e -Ae tecl2-a- .52= :o@ - zk4:2s- Germany &at Aus "a 12vz undergone 4 decided c122gs Ss-ee heir caz---y = ac.-2lay |. war, Ers2 c55 mos. g23.eas opponents .: -as <ovs-1-.e-- 1oz c-Ee cAe republic 2. 2-sSsz: a2 undivided .-oas to ne s1-,vaa- enemies
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
EXTREME HIGH
 TIDE BACKED BY HIGH WIND
Floods Mill and Stops Work For
 Few Hours

The highest tide of the quarter, back ed by q stin southeaster, reached it's highest point today about one o'clock md flooded the engine room Of the Ketchikan Power Company on the water front, putting out two of the fires iB the engine room. nearest the water and fl0ated sawdust and timber about in the yard for about twenty minutes before recedng. Work was stopped at the mill for about two hours until the fires could be rebuilt and steam gotten up to start the mach inery going again.
 The same thing occurred here about four years ago it is remembered by some Of the older inhabitants, but t is doubtful whether it was quite ss high as it was today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
CANNERIES STILL RUNNING IN TOWN
 OTHERS CLOSED
Loring Puts Up Close to S0,000
 Cases This Year

With three canneries in the city closed down for the year, and three more still canning, but expecting to close down at any time, the 1917 can ming season, may be said to be prac- tically over. and also to have been a very lucrative one, for some, and for others disastrous.
 The Beegle Packing company can nery, one liner cannery is still can ming as is the Pure Food cannery, a twoline cannery which only operated one-ine this year The Smiley Pack ing company plant at Charcoal Point which is having an exceptionally good pack for two line cannery, has about 64000 cases put up already and is still packing.
 The first cannery to close in town was the Sunny Point Packing Co.,, can nery here, new tWo-line cannery which put up 43,000 cases this season. The Metlakatla floating cannery which closed recently also, a one-line plant, put up a pack of 18,000 cases.
 The big fve-line cannery at Loring opearted by the Alaska Packers As sociation, closed down about week ago with approximately 80000 cases, which was the amount put up by the Fidalgo Island Fhcking company can nery here, also 5-line plant which has just finished packing. The Spar hawk cannery at Newtown, a one-line cannery closed sometime ago with 5000 cases only.
 Reports from out of town canneries have not been received as yet but it is generally known that the season has been exceptionally good all over.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
GOVERNMENT HAS CINCH
 ONROWAN
From Letters Written To Haywood, Conviction of
 Conspiracy Expected
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SEATTLE. Oct. 2.-Charles Rowan ,he secretary of the | w. w local organization was arrested on war rant issued pursuant 10 an indictment found by the federal grand jury at Chicago. Rowan is charged with con Sp:racy to hinder the government. When Haywood the leader of the or sanitation was arrested. among his effects was 2 letter from Rowan in which ne says: ''You tHaywooi have the good will Of the Seattle Germans in your effort 10 wreck the shipbuild- ng industry Of the Pacific coast" ," From wha, can be learned. the federal agents have enough evidence to con- y!cg Rowan ot conspiracy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
NEW REPRESENTATIVE OF GREAT NORTHERN
 HERE ON VISIT

II P Taylor, new travelling freight aat passeager agent for the Great tcrta@En Railway company. replacing Hr. i. 5. Dautrick, who has been pro .ae.ed 10 The general offices in Seattle, Eas sa arrival from his headquarters n Juneau las, evening CT the s.eam. sf Northwestern Mr Dautrick waa also 6 pasaenger on board the North neaiern enroute to Seattle to take up a.z new duties
 Hr- Taylor. @ho has spent the pas. eighteen years in Fairbanks, will s2end tae day only, in Ketchikan, re. 4gniag to Juneau .his evening. He is 4 EGes, st tEse S-edrnan while in town.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
COAL ARRIVES IN ALL
 KINDS FROM CANADA

The steamer Despatch which arriy- ed from the south last evening at 8 o'clock will partially relieve for the time being d least, the coal famine, which has prevailed in some parts Of ile city. Tor the past two weeks. Two hundred tons Of Ladygmith coal and enc hundred tons Of Briqueta were re- ceiyed on the boat last evening and Mr II. (. Strong, Of the Northland Dock stated this morning that big shipment c: Sanaimo coal was ex- pected shortly, making q variety for eyerybody.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
DAWSON OF TODAY NOT TH::: DAWSON OF
 YESTERDAY.

According 70 man Il row2. Daw- soa. ' T as old,ime7s knew il ia -s early days. is not the Dawson when sfe.y 65- q -rarel was made win dog .=az.s Q too-ed w!-h packs O. every .-aF=ler's back This man says that .zs range ot operations .: automobile ' ma vicinity is b-ing enlarged every season. and the solgHls ot traffic han 5.=i 5y motor vehicles iB ghis region .s ez,arg.1g rapidly. Win the remark ao.y successful introduction ot the ,-ze.o- .a -h= hauling ot wood up F5uaE=- from The klondyke river last 7s:a-e-, and -ha gradual advent Q: -he z1-3- rack .a .1is d;str.c. and the common use ot ne automobile. the big share 3t tas -rztHc c: the camp is now 1s.-g handled by motor power.
 Az 2 result ot Ihe increased popular IT and utility Q: me meter vehicle -a= roads surroaHilag Dawsoa arg be- zg coas.-1c-=d nere and more win g r.=@ Q adapting .heH 70 ,az, Style o: -r41.c. During t1e dry period cars rare. from Dawson z5 D 5Q miles our .ur-lg rae drr season for several years -.az-rz creek. ; miles d:s-an-. also $ --aez=1 D. car. and i, $ hoped Q .aT= ne rad pgt II condition ia time 70 zes tae cass through ,. that route as far zs Black Hills and Eureka --=eEs.
 Money fete4 .ais y1ar for ,a@ cor. a=cslai ot tas -no=t famous {. Daz- sons scenic routes, mat ID Bonanza. MO oe.t line. bY repairing the upper Bonanza stretch. was 1oc used for the reason, | !s explained. that he mining o2@ret;oas along that stretch would 4ave .1rer=ter=e Some recsnnend ne s~z-chiag ot me proposed belt Inc D Quartz creek. which would make circuit ria Bonanza, Eldorado and Hgnker
 One .: the most popular runs is ID --s K,o1dyke river. Tn rainy weather t.s corduroy rhere becomes very slippery and dangerous. Big wood and 2o'ser operations up tha, river alas make i. [ most important route 4 quarter million dollars worth oi 1ood and logs come down the river esea season.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
WILL USE SECRET
 BALLOT IN N. MEXICO

SANTA FEE. New Mexico, Oct. D. New Mexico voters will use the secret Australian ballot for the first time at the special election November 9th when the prohibition amendment. one creating a ninth judicial district and another providing no county. city. town. village or school district shall make levies in any one year which will produce in the aggregate more than five per cent in excess of the proceeding year
 The Australian ballot law was pass ed at the last session of the state leg islature.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
NO DEATHS AMONG
 BISON AT FLATHEAD

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
BRITISH TRANSPORT
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
LONDON RAL.DED
 AGAIN
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 Bombs Are Dropped
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
GERMANS PAY DEARLYFOR
 ATTACKS
General Haig Reports More Victories Along the
 Ypres Roads
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LONDON. Cc: z-la his isiiy rs- go-; today. Genera, Hais says The British forces repulsei i've attacks launched ag he enemy 10 regain their positions loS: yesterday and Sunday The strongest fighting occurred along .1e Yr-eS cu the Mel:n road and il ;1a No-5Aeas: corner ot Po,xgoa wood. These attacks ended with a complete failure o1s 10, mi, they bad losr heavily.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
FRENCH
 RETURN
 ATTACKS
Raided Successfully Sev- eraI German Towns Last
 Evening
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PARIS. Oct 2.-The German cities of Frankfort, Treyes and Coblentz were bombarded last night by squad ron of French aviators ill retaliation for German aerial attacks on French cities The report says the attacks were an entire success, damaging and destroying much property. The num- Der killed is not known.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
GERMAN
 CAPTAIN
 ISC(JILIY
Took a Woman From Ithaca N. '. to Philadelphia in
 Violation of Mann Act
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
GERMANS WRITERS
 HAS NO HOPE

UNDATED. Although. the Ger ! man writer. ainligs that the Ger mans can hardly expect 70 regain !
 . the initiative on the western !
 . front; hu, he says the Germans : Wi,l do their utmost to keep the ! . British from making their best !
 use ot their advantage in Fland- ! 4vSS. He says il IS up 10 the Ger ! : mans ,o keep up the attacks on : ,Ae British advance, bu, in the l
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
 LINER
 SUNK
Jap. Destroyer Rescues Over 500 Women and
 Children
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LONDON. Oct. "A British liner Name w.Ihheld) which was being conveyed b. . Japanese destroyer, was sunk by German submarines yesterday. The Japanese torpedo boat destroyer r-scuing over dv4 hundred, mostly wo- men and children. According to the m4ag-e report a- hand, the liner went down !n less than twenty minutes from tle lime ic was struck with the drs- shot
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02

SANTA FEE. New Mexico, Oct. . Bachelors Of Santa Fe have been call sd upon 10 i'll the good cheer Christ mas bags being made by the local branch Q: the Women's section Of the Navy League for soldiers and sailors
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
URkISTANS IN REVOLT

PETROGRAD. Ger. A revolu- :.oaary movement which started some TWO weeks ago ;n Turk:stan in Asia is said 10 be progressing General Cherkees was attacked oy his men and beaten terribly, the report says.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
NEW RED CROSSERS

Win the addition Of Bartlett clag- aorn Of Ys4 Bay, Peter Williams and II. H. Thompson Of Kescaikan. to the list Of he Red ross members os the local chapter. the number Is now ss5.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02

Loais Wolfe. of Craig arrived on he EaaIlhoat lza- evening from the West Coast and will be h town On a1siasga for . sEorr time. He ss at rae Revi.Iz.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
OPERATED ON THREE
 TIMES TO ENTER ARMY
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02
 SUBSCRIPTIONS
 COMING FAST

. WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-The
 t treasury officials are elated at !
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 f rate, the officials say. it will take !
 t but a few days before the entire ! F sum is subscribed for. !
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-02

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-17
Charlie Graham, Convicted Cattle Thief
Seized by Sheris After Leaving
Examination Room


Charlie Graham, who is under sen
tence of three years on the charge Of
COW stealing but who disappeared
when officers discovered an error in
the commitment papers, was nabbed
by Sheriff Bailey yesterday when he
appeared for examination before the
local exemption board.
Makes Escape.
Graham was convicted on one charge
and has another charge pending. He
had filed a motion for new trial and
was released on bond, one Of the bonds
men being Horace L. Phillips Of Roar
ing creek. When his application was
overruled he was Instructed to report
at McAlester to enter the prison.
When the officer reached the prison
to deliver his man he learned that an
error in the commitment papers gave
Granite instead Of McAlestef as HIS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-17
25 Cider Joints Go Out of
Business in Chickashd

sale There was one probable excep-
tion which is now being investigated.
This house had $500 worth Of cider IN
stock and yesterday afternoon , man
was found coming out Of its door with
quart Of cider The manager declar-
cd that the cider had all been packed
away to return to an eastern whole.
sale huose but that the man IN question
was an old patron Of the house and
had begged for Just one quart II
true, proceedings will not be instituted.
This is where most Of the drunken.
ness has sprung from in Chickasha, Z
said Judge Stacey today 1T has also
stood In the way Of ferreting whiskey
cases for drunks would invariably de-
clare they were drunk on cider.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-17
Risks Capture to AnslUer
His Country's Summons

destination Therefore the OFFICER re-
leased him, until the error could be
rectified.
Evades Officers.
No sooner had the officer departed
than Graham disappeared. He was re-
ported to be at Enid and officers
searched every farm near that place
where he would be likely to turn up.
But he was not known.
Letter Found on Graham.
A letter found on Graham's person
after arrest is taken by the sheriff as
an explanation of the difficulty which
was encountered by officers in their
attempts to locate Graham under his
own name.
'This letter, which is now in my
possession" declared Sheriff Bailey,
was enclosed in an envelope address.
ed to w G. Maxey, Enid. It is from
H L. Phillips and bears the date OF
July 5. The letter begins with the
words Dear Charlie and states that
the writer had received a letter from
the court, and contained other iafosma-
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-17
APPOINTED
FOR ACTIVE SERVICE BY
co. COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

Aroused to q sense Of personal re-
sponsibility as integral parts Of great
nation at war with dangerous foe, the
Grady County Council Of Defense Is
shaping its affairs to the end that ef-
fective work may be done in furnish
ing Grady's "bit' in the conduct OF a
great conflict.
Chairmen and secretaries Of impor-
tent committees have been appointed
and these will fill their respective com.
mittees with any number Of members
from various parts Of the county
whom they may sec fit 70 select. All
citizens interested in the program may
address these officers or the chair.
man OF the executive committee for in.
formation along the lines in which they
are most interested. Suggestions are