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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
M. C. ALLABAN ON
 INVESTIGATION TOUR
Is Representative of the Presby- terian Mission of New York
 City.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
GREEK Ex-kING ON HIS WAY TO VISIT
 IN GERMANY

LUCIANO. Switzerland. June se.- Prince and Princess yon Buelow. and Dr von Mueloerg. German minister to
 E ata vatican. were among the person axes from Berlin here to meet former King Constantine. of Greece. who ar rived here from Athens accompanied ty his staff His arrival was delayed hy she illness ot the queen. On his arrival he w2s handed long message from the German emperor. IL is be- ..eYsd he wiu shortly % 10 Germany 70 visit the emperor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
HI DAVIDSON TELLS OF WAR SERVICE FOR THE RED GRO SS IN AN ADDRESS
 BEFORE ME MBERS OF A CHAPTER

be without malice or design, envy or jealousy, without sordid ambition-to be living on higher and better plane Even with their terrible sorrow and suffering they seem to be stronger and surer and more content to meet whatever may be given them to meet.
 Picture Far from Dark.
 From this point of view the picture is far from dark; 1t is indeed altogeth- CT inspiring. The process or nre which has thus purified them has been for our account as well as their own. What must happen to us that we may be awakened and purified? I wish for no i'll, but I hope and pray that whatever may be needed to arouse us to a sense of sacrifice and cleanse us from our selfishness will come to us. If it does not, we shall be III prepar- ed to live and meet our responsibil- ities with respect to other peoples so cleansed and strengthened.
 T hope you will not think me an Idealigt; was never more practical in my thought. It Is perhaps an ap- preciation of this that has caused me to go to the Red Cross.
 For I firmly believe that through the Red Cross we can not only ren. der service to the people of our al lies-to those who are to-day fighting for ug-but we can bring forcefully to our own people sense both Of their obligation and of their opportunity, and am optimistic enough to believe that the men and women of this coun- try will, in q not far distant day. re- joice in gacrifice--in real sacrificev-- and demand that the Red Cross shall carry to the peoples then living Of all our allies the heartfelt appreciation nf what they have done for us. and express such appreciation by every possible aid and support within tbeir power to send"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

Speaking recently before the Wash' ington chapter Of the Red Cross, MT. Henry p. Davidson, chairman Of the Red Cross War Council said
 How many Of our people know that the United States is really at war? How many realize that we are to-day not only fighting for the principles up- on which our Republic was founded, but for our very existence? l think very small percentage.
 'I doubt if more than l per cent have a true appreciation Of our pres ent position and Of what confronts us. To me this is not altogther strange; indeed it would be rather strange if any considerable number of our people did grasp the full signifi- canoe of what it all means. Even England. wit l 150 miles of the tren- cheg, the git@4tion was not grasped for many months; in fact not until the enemy awakened them by their stupid Zeppelin maneuyers.
 Observed Results Upon People.
 But now, what changed people. It has been my fortune to visit Eng. land and France in the fall Of each or the three years of the war. and to ob- serye not only the military situation but the situation in their respective Governments, and, to some degree, to note the resu1ts of the war as 1t has progressed upon the people.
 "You may read of it all, you may be told Of 1T all but you can form no ap- precla,ion Of 1t without observing t.. Perhaps the most striking change in the people Is the change in their ideas Js vslUeg-the value Of life is so diff. serent, the attitude Of each toward the other fig 20 different. their ideals are exalted It seems a8 If their affect ion and regard for mankind had i'm msasurably increased. They yesm to
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
MRS. PANKHURST
 NOW IN RUSSIA

PETROGRAD. June -5.-The unex- 2eers4 arriva, ot Mrs Emmeline Plank a-s-. the neee5 British sufragist leader. created e1i-e 2 sensation here. s.-- Panklurs- 1as been in confer ezca with E.i1u Root and Charles Ed
 ard Eussel c: sEe United states mis- =.c-- rsgar5.zg wavs and means to
 assist Russia i1 The struggle with the common foe.
 Mrs. Pankhu-st explained that she lad come to Russia 10 teach the men and Homen o1 me new republic the a--i-u1e Of tle British democracy to- yard -h4 war
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
6a. GOO TO S0.000 MEN ARE
 NEEDED TO BUILD POSTS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
COMMIT Fl. ADDISON TO
 FOOD BILL
To include Iron. Steel, Pet roIeum and all Their
 Various Products

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
.AL-hI GOES SOUTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
ARGENTINE PAPER
 TRGES VAR ON NATION

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
 GERMAN PAPERS GUT

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
STFT. OF ROAD COMM.
 ON INSPECTION TRIP

5lr Jack (. Hayes, Of Juneau, sup e-ln.endent of The Alaska Road Com
 mission for Southesstern Alaska is an arrival from the north on the stea- .asr Dolphin this morning accompan- fed bY his assistant. Mr. J. (. Nc EaFey. They Till leaYe shortly for the vest coast to inspect the road be- tween Sulzer and the Portage, and in
 astlpate the necessary Improvements called for.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
RETURN FROM HAYNES

Franklyn s Gilbert, Carl E. Ostrand- er and Percy r. stott. who vent north to Fort Haines fo be examined for rg1ilssnent. . week CT go ago, return .d this morning enlisted men in Uncle 3aEn's service.
 F'ranklyn C.lbert and Carl Ostrand. er 5oth graduate pharmacists enlist ad and passed for the enlisted medical corps. ranking ~ sergeanfs Of the FIsst Class. Percy 5tott, enlisted az 2 private with the Signal Corps.
 Taey are non subject to call.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
ZEPPELINS MAY COME
 ACROSS ATLANTIC?

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
DOLPHIN SOCTHBOUND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
PRINCESS ALICE NORTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT
 BEGINS
Russian War Office Re- ports Activity on All the
 Front Lines.

PE-R0GRAD. yuzs 3S---- : Sszss- szs-s sss2s,s this morning eg -zs Ezr o=es 2 -sal o-szSzvs movement A2s been started i2 earnest ElE@.5-E is reported iz fall S=izs q 2I t1s trozt Ezss- y.s-sIe-ls-ly 5- So1-1 Gat.c5z-
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

NEW YORK CITY, Juae 26.-Gold amounting to s11,000,000 was received at New York today from Canada bring ing the total since the first of the year to s459, ,500, 900.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
OFFICIALS I ORGANIZED I
 BOP T0pTCK
Will Have Power to Hear AH Ex- erption Claims Fer V hartyer
 Reasons.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
KING ALEXANDER RECEIVES N.
 VEHIzELOS
May Propose to Deputies to join Entente Allies In
 Big Fight.

ATHENS, Jaas -s-Forasr prem V=-aeelos arrived hare las- even. t5s waS ssssi1ee1 th.s morning EaS Alexander end -e9us sled 70
 cse.as-
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 iss zi, He may 21obae- -s l- Fa e eo-1try Such is
 @oa @aHo-. which Is partly confirmed ev cl54.s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

SIN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-Tws motion picture operators were sent by order of President Carranza of Mexi- e to film scenes at the Mexican Am arlcan friendship aeSva that began at Saa D.ego today The pictures show ing friendly relations Will be exhibit. ed ..raoug Mexico.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
2 COMplW MES DECIDE NOT
 TO RAISE
| is Believed that those Already Advanced Will Be Forced to
 Reduce

SEATTLE. June @s.-Two Of the principal tsaHsp sporValon lines at -.s=rl1g he'd .as- evening. decided not % aiEance tae rates as they had in- zat=4 and announced about month as7. r is thought here that those
 5 nave already advanced the rates MI come down again.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
TINE SUPERINTENDENT
 FROM SLLZER N TOWN

W- , E Campbell mine s.par.1- -as=E- s9r tke --,zar mines arrlref from -1s we=E >casy yesterday win
 a a aa@e rss sacre-arT for ,s 5laze-1 Federal c Mines and t,-4 AL Daye- The party is regis -er75 q ,aa S-ss2al for . se@ days
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
AUSTRIAN M.!l.iiiSTER
 QUITS HIS JOB

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
TILLAMOOk IN PORT

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

PARIS. June 2s.-At the ministry Of marine a special submarine depart ment has been created and Rear Ad. miral NJ B. D. J. Merveilleux du Wig. naux has been placed at its head.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
sIR. STEPHAN HEARD FROM

3sr 2 D saeaIaer 7-ho let, Ketchi- Eaa several zae4-zs ago for 2 Yacat- o1 sO Sap Lals to Eake 2 rest cure r-o-e .o several c 1ia friends here 5- rtT1 and reporrs haTing fine time agr Shees-sn mas il charge q the
 goods ceparmeLE of The Heck
 a Store for e3 ys@Ts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
A. H. ZEIGLER MARRIED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
FRERCA TROOP 0CCUP|ESATHENS
Entered Yesterday, Pre- eeding Arrival of Vene.
 zeIos in Capital City.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

ROME. June 26.-For work done as eo@auder ot destroyer during fl oea-Hs and Ter an important mission earned our oa she east coast of the en- au.y. Prince Tdine head Of the IJal- .aa mission to tAe United States. has been decorated with the silver medal for vatcr-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

LONDON Jg-a zs--Tarae H-.Ela1 z@ro1lz1=s s11gzr tel German Eac1- t1ea orer E-z-1ers 1as.a-1sT sscaTa- ing to z1 o1c-aE zccess-r received Aers Cza cf n eCsera1sa sz-es e-t pr1 "a aIr r5re= German p.e5ee zess tesErcTe9
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
ALASKA MANAGER OF
 STANDARD OIL HERE

Er ' D Hs-1s. manager for tle ssas1&r3 o- esnpaay. for aAxa Eas sa assgal sLzx morning on tke Dol psz5n from 19,sag, a5s hea6gusstsrs og- @-ssleas. elaIe0ee1 wisa the local ssaa1zr9 CI Dock He D-l lf,e Aere serefzl caT fse t aggess as rFe Rs-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
THREE AUSTRIAN
 REGIMENTS RESERT

AMSTERDAM. June 26-Ausria by F. von Georgi, minister of defense re- tiring, from the Austrian cabinet, the country loses one of the most faithful servants of the nation says the Anz. eiger and Tageblatt of Berlin. His successor has not been announced as vet
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
WILL VISIT DAUGHTER

Nrg gc.ez- J EiG1. ietE oa rhe s-42ler As-Es tEls asoFL-zg fo. Tz- caa1s- TA=re sEe MI rls.G for co1o,a of -zozr1z win hey GzggLssr. Nrs. '. Ig- Wells.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
E F0RNING %EW MINISTRY

VAS |Es- E. JG-= --TEe C1!- -sr- 5- --z= -ls morn
 -aw -siE- @ Catza Eas preceding ami
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
ROOT ADDRESSES RUSSIANS

MOSCOW I-z= -s-Hg1 Coz-:<- s-=- E-z- 31,5-- wzc = E=-4 .c'@zE. 5zz-=ss=,5 ST z-1---z-- C-E4---z ------s -t= @-s- 1zT E= = . z---=sz s=T=.zl ---4 -+t9.= .=4T-E
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
ALASKA ENG. COMMISSION
 BARGE ON WAY NORTH

SEATTLE Jzze zS-Tzs A-zs2 E1-es--g Co@1ss.c-'s ea-g= R2- raccets toaEs6 =i.A siEs7- 1-=3-s5 tc1s q rails zzt cc1=- zzts-z2,s to- ;h= -va5 sailed .c1zv to- S@w2-i
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

PE-aoGRAD. 1u-s -s-Ths social ss-,o:-2.sc congress q Finland has z3,2,s,3 -sS.a.arta-S 3s-s-5i-s Ss2- .-aet2- os r1-t215 t-o-1 R-SsSa and -as .o---2.soz q n independent zs- --e-5c
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
gENER0JS Co% TRIBUTIoN

Ia -T1s S-=ss con E-1ss =135nE lls-
 dillon and
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

WISHING TON [-zs -s--T1 at- -srzsoz 2t-=r ar=5 ena,= 1 -- s4ss1-s5-.e1 e5 ,ze Ra5 C-ss- --e w=@e rs zzce Mr D4Ti1=er zLLlzzaz1 E1@s t-s z-1o--- 7-. s1oT- tzzs : Te@ ef=r s1o=es.s71 oT rs- --..- r.c-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

E-REKA. Cal June Z5.-A severe shook this par Of the state .6is morning The shake occurred al 5s9 his morning and was felt all oar -he Eor-h=rn parr of California.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
SOCIHBOUED.

O v IAlD)t -NOs ka-ecsz Tet-ss1a?. AEcl-zl Es-zyz- Tzs.-sss-zr.
 NORIHROUND. Fe.e-sc- -1ss5zy Eszz- Prz-cs C<sorze Te1-ss1z. s,olz:e Te6eest1y. A,ass4s wedssscs7.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

WASHINGTON. D- c June 2&-A eo.a- y-'o5uc.1o2 = +--2sl3.l'2s o-s,,s-S 3s winter wheat U Kansas EA.S yeAr- , ,.s,.G h-sAs,S Eo-s than ghe M&y estimate wxS tO-scSS, - $ -e7o-s Eo- t2v- !, @t-l a9 ths smallest w1e&; cro2 since ->s&
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

a sHINGTCE. June z3.-The coun- cg sor the national defense is busy speeding up plans for the registration 0s wenen.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

JASST. Ruuania. June 26.-Germ- any has imposed 2 fine ot iity million lssz-s on tL= occupied territory Of the e1-L
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

It has often been said that Ketchi- kan hoasted, having the biggest heart ed, most loyal and now most patriotic people of any city in Alaska. and just ly SO During the past week they have been put to the test to sustain this good repute and have not fallen down one mite, but have proven them- selves generous to a degree.
 The big subscription list is still grow ing and the total has now reached sl262.66. as a look over the following will show.
 Ketehikan Cannery 25.00 Northland Dock Go. 25.00 Drs. Myers 25.00 Tongass Trading Go. 20.00 Arctic Brotherhood 1900 Stedman Hotel Company 1000 Ketchikan Real Estate X Ins. Go. 1000 Ketchikan Iron Works 1000 St. Johns Church offering 7.45 W. C. Weigle 500 Geo. H Rounsefell 500 Wm A Holzheimer 500 C. F. Radenbaugh 500 H. R Thompson 500 R. T. Graham 300 H. s 500 Reyilla Hotel 500 4. ". Morgan 500 J. NJ. Mckay 500 Judge Mahoney 500 W B. Sharpe 500 NJ. J Heneghan 500 John 4. Anderson 500 Laurence Erickson 500 ]. H. Davies 800 San Juan Fish & Packing Co 300 Hans Apsch 250 4. L. Spaeth 250 Ryus Drug Co. 250 St. Johns Sunday School 200 N R. Walker 200 Wm Anderson 200
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
SPAIN SUSPENDS CONSTITUTIONAL
 GUARANTEE

MADRID. Iaas 2s-Tne government after $ S-o--,y meeting q 1ae cabin ct decided so suspend g1e cc1S1lTi2- ,sc-z- guarantee. klzE Alto1$o sign -S -As Gec-ss sg c-cs-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

ATHENS. J-une 25.-Tenezelos si9 -1is atterao9a that ha would name .ae members ot hls cabine-. tomorrow.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

EASHINCTOS, June z5.-Contracts were given today for firfy thousand army wagons.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
EDCROSS FUND IS INCREASING
 EVERY HOUR
Ketchikan has Never Yet Fallen Short of Expecta- tions. Her Citizens Show Fine Spirit in Con-
 tributions to War Fund.

w w Casey. Jr. 200 II. c. Brachmann 100 J. E. Close $1.00 L. M. Thayer loo F. J. Hunt 100 B. Berthelson loo John Furlong 100 Geo. Winston 100 A. Kaleel 100 Thos. Davies 100 L. H. Rudnick LOO S A Plumley 100 W. L. Poison 100 Ben Gould 100 C. Berg 100 Lyle Blodgett 100 J. R. Kennedy loo E. NJ. Scott 100 Bert Leibe 100 May Leibe 100 Sharpe's Goat 100 May and Walter Sharpe 100 Noah Howell 100 John Reid 100 W. J. Sully loo Native Sunday School 100 J. J. Raleigh loo Art Propp 100 Harold Payne 100 Frank Ruiansin 100 Sam Bartholomew 100 Capt Harry Jones, Vancouver 100 Royal Grill 100 Henry c. Storey 100 B. Whist 100 Wm. Dalton .o0
 TODAY'S TOTAL 273.45
 YESTERDAYS TOTAL 989.21
 TOTAL $1262.66
 Due credit is given to the Moose Lodge for the check room receipts on Saturday evening at the Red Cross Ball which amounted to the sum of s9.2o.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-26
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-17
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Rnnandu

Mrs. Charles Palmer, Andrews, Ind,
says. "Chamberiain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy has never failed to
give me prompt relief. From my own
experience and that Of my friends and
neiehbors. know it will do all that is
claimed for .it."-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-17
Cupid Trimmed
In Short Muss
AtCourthouse
THE BATTLE BY ROUNDS.

THE BATTLE BY ROUNDS
One--Thomas Bailey granted di-
vorce from Ethyl Bailey by Judge
Duncan. Cupid loses.
Two-Pilinia Cunningham be-
gins action against Samuel Cum
ningham. alleging desertion. Cupid
on the ropes.
Three-Paul II. Williams files
suit against Thelma Williams, on
grounds Of desertion. Knock
down against Cupid.
Four-lda b. Waugh asks for
divorce from William Waugh. All
over.