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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.- The Berlin report51 new peace maneouver is regarded here by Ugh officials to be inst like all of 'many's prey.euS feelerS designed Q let down the people easy before ,''e crash comes and discourage. if possible. Ameri- cas- preparation for Ue=
 It was repeated at the to Department today that . si- dent Wilson's pronouncen, mt that peace was in his hands and that there could be no negotia- tion for peace with the TeutonS while Hohenzollern autocracy eX- isted, still stands good. The president is said to pay very little attention to these peace re- ports.
 Secretary Lansing has given for publication this morning an- other series of sensational tele- grams which passed between Bernstorff and his home govern
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
5O,OOO PEOPLE ON STRIKE IN
 AUSTRALIA
l. ". ". Arrested as Lead CTS Given Extreme Pen-
 aIty Of Six Months.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
JUST MISSED BEING
 AN ALASKAN BORN

Hr. and Mrs Karr, Of Ketchikan, Alaska, staying at the Hotel Frye on their way 10 Los Angeles for the win ter. are receiving the congratulations [. many friends On the safe arrival Of The gtork with healthy. vigorous son, at their apartments. Friday morning. Mother and child are doing well
 The Alaskan baby smlIed after his first glimpse Of hlg mother and the sunshine which flooded the apart n1enta. according 10 friends Of the hap py parents. They have two other chiidren-3-year old "Bunnie." the ei- desi sen. and hia ez-baby sister, who is II months oId.-5eattIe Pog.-InteI. ligencer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
NEW GOVERNMENT SHAKING D0Wf!
 COURT JUSTICES
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ATHENS. Oct 1.-The new gov 4rnmen,. which succeeded that of King Constantine. has adopted 2 radi- eal measures toward the Supreme Court. or Areopagos. on the charge ot having used it's high judicial tune lions. for political ends in protecting .he officials ot tha late king. and per hitting the persecution Of the yenize- los element The chief Justice. As soc;a,a Chief Justice and five associ- ate justices have been summarlly re- moved. and some sixty judges of courts below tha supreme court are similarly displaced. Such a sweep Ing oyer-urn Of the judiciary has never tsen known before.
 The Minister ot Justice has explain d 70 parliament that conditions were such as 10 warrant the suspension Of me constitutional provision giving the Judiciary a fixed tenure O office He referred 10 the dismissal of the su- pr=me courr and other judges as Q work 0: purit;cat;on. and said it would be continued until all those who
 ad taken a hand in politics wore re- moved. He cited number ot instan- ees il which The harsh treatment Of me Eenizelists las- December result sd from rulings by the courts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
BRITISH TO GIVE
 SELF GOVERN MENT
 TO PEOPLE OF INDIA
Not Immediately. But Pro- vinces Will Be Gradually
 Fitted for Responsible Govt.

LONDON, Oct. 10-Plans formulat- ed by the British government for gran ting a larger measure of self-govern- ment to the people of India were ex- plained to The Associated Press cor respondent to-day by Edwin s. Mon- tagu, Secretary of State for India Mir Montagu, who is soon to start for h. dia. said;
 My journey to India is the direct outcomeof the Governments announc- ement in Parliament that it's policy in India is 10 develop self-governing in- stitutions with a view to the progress sye realization of representative gov. ernment.
 Do not misunderstood me This ideal of ours must be approached by easy stages. The man who thinks that home rule for India is practical policy is either wholly ignorant of the situation or designedly mischievous Steps toward responsible government will be taken at different rates by diff ferent parts of India. Great provin- ces will fit themselves for it at differ ent times. But the great thing is that we are going ahead firmly on the path toward the end which we all British and Indian alike, desire.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
GERMANY'S PEACE MOVE MEREFEELER
 US. 0FFLCIALSSAY
Secretary Lansing Publishes Another Series of Sen satonaI TeIegrams Between Bernstorf and
 the Home Government

ment. The Telegrams are re- markable for their degree of in- genuity displayed in an effort to iniure the Allies through cut ting the resources of the United States. at the same time avoid ing the wrath of the American people.
 One telegram from the former Chancellor Zimmerman, said: "The German staff desires ener- getic action in regard to the pro- posed destruction of the Canadi- an Pacific Railway at several points to interrupt traffic. Another which was signed: Representative of German Staff" gave names of Joseph O Garrity of Philadelphia and John P. Heating. Charge Jeremiah O'Leary. of New York as suita- ble to carry on sabotage in mu- milton factories" It says fur ther that they must not touch the embankment nor bridges and the embassy must not be involv- ed in anything.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
SHINGLE MILL
 WILL SOON BE
 IN OPERATION
New Lessee Goes South After
 The Necessary Machinery

The Red Cedar Shingle Co, with Mr F. \. Libby as Manager. is to soon operate the old ghingle mill located in the lower part Of Ketchikan.
 MT Libby in speaking of the new enterprise last e. ling said that he was going south one Of the first boats after the ssary machinery and would be back in short time to install the machinery when opration will begin He said that he had leased the property and with his experience has the confidence that success will crown his efforts. Mir Libby spent the last year near Anchorage where he was under contract and as soon as his contract expired, he made his way here where he purposes locating.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
 IS NEARLY
 COMPLETED
Japan Will Divert More Tonnage Service in Ex-
 chan1e For Steel
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WASHINGTON. oet- l0,-Is is an 1aanced this morning; although un- oss csal.y tha: an agreement is n sight whereby Japan will divert more Of her tonnage to the transatlantic service ,a exchange for 7he release by he Ua.:ad States ot steel plates 10 that country. Is is said tha, Ishii. the chairman O: Japanese commission 10 Washington iS on the eve Of accepting -&e proposal made by the state depart naa;. and thus work ou: ,he problem along sAesa lines.
 \ saor. time ago when President Wilson S;opt all export. Japan was hard h.s for s,eel with which to con- s-ruct .ae ships authorized by ths gov araaa=2t and [ ~-iSsiou was sent -o confer VI -nment at Washington and devise ways and means -o overcome the o-Ier and al .oN Japan Q obtain steel. hence the proposed agreement above reported.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
CHANCELLOR MICHAELIS
 IS FIRM
Says No Chance for Peace Unless Emperor is Con-
 suited at All Times
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AMSTERDAM, Oct. 10.-Chancellor Michaelis in discussing the peace prop osi,!on yesterday is reported here to have said that 50 long as Germany $ enemy desires German soil; and so long as they try 10 drive a wedge be- tween he German peoples and the Emperor, peace is impossible"
 The Tages Zeirung, Berlin news paper. expresses the opinion that pescs by intervention of the pope had a strong influence upon both Germany and Austrian governments in the mat. Ter Of the late proposals. IL says that peace will come soon through the ef- .o-t Of the pope.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
THE GIANTS PROVED TOO
 MUCH FOR THE WHITE SOXS
Weather ExtremIey Cold For the Season. At Begin. hing of Game. Betting Was Five to One in
 Favor of Chicago.

NEW YORK. Polo Grounds. O.. 1Q.-W.th John <. Benton. so.,...p psw pi-ther t-on North Carolina swirling for efe Giants 4n5 R4rs5er IE,5;ana behind --e ba-. -2e New York Giants -o- day. during one 9: .he coi6eSV days ot -ee year. won their -1rs- zane iron, -ts White S,2x. q Cha 1917 World Series C5co--s. pitched tar Chicago win Scha.s catching
 Neither teams scored during Ess frs, r second innings bu. during ne las hal ot inc sec- oz3 win 2 nan o- second ar3 --ll;-5 bases. Burns. Giant ou.- se,3e- s-r,c. ca- tor ne second 5-,s. a-5 during ne frs tat ot ne -rird. C;c9--e a- bal sen. 2 h;gc toa, caaE.- 6r 2ar- 55sr Cz:ae5 a.s Nsw York 6,3-h eoc 61= r.. 5.,-:-.z -t.s S=s- er5 inning, N S-= during ne -eir5 inning
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
SPADES ADDED TO
 OIL DRILL IN THE SEARCH FOR WEALTH
Brings Back Occurrence That Happened Twenty Five
 Years Ago
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CASPER. Tyo Oct 1.-The spade ass been added to -he oil drill in The search for wealth below the surface ot Wyoming T. is o-in Junction @hlca E s4,.i1g the new rush for wealth and rhe story runs something Ike this:
 some twenty-five years ago two out lz-s held ID train ln Texas and ob- .s.aea some s49.g00 in gold. They es- csDe1 wi-a their booty On stock train. win officers in pursuit.
 II Orin Junction. Wyoming, tne 31aer os the cz,tle unloaded his seek and inc two noen with their goi- 3ea loo. also were unloaded. The Of acers were in pursuit. The men were forced to hide their treasure, burying + making ( map Of the secret hiding place walch they mailed to the mother ot one,
 The officers found the outlaws. met them in battle and one vaa killed. The other gaa sentsnced 10 serve fgea,y-Aye years ia q Texas prison. Recently he was released. the story z1es. and returned to Grin Junction @.;h ,he map and started to dig for ass treasure. l. ig said the passing of time marked such great chaAE fn Or.n Junction that the former out law 82s unable to locate his treasure Some one got wind Of the affair and now the whole town F. digging.
 SEATTLE. Oct Ig.-Arn Dassador Morris having ended his vacation, left here yesterday for Tokyo 10 resume hig office.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
PORTO RICO GIVES SUGAR AND FRUIT F0R
 JELLY FOR 'SAMhiIES'

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
NEW COALITION
 GOVT. ASSUMES
 CONTROL IN RUSSIA
Replacing the Old Council of Five Promise to Restore
 Social Tranquility
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PETR0GRAD. Oc-- 10.-The new -cz-5-.oa government assumed con --a- ot Russiz's affairs today. -eplac- lg -l- old council ot five organized zclta ago. The new government ---s11s D carry ou- z1 active foreign c9-cT ~.-1 ,zs purpose q making
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

IT rhe fourth inning. Robert <an made three-bagger hit. bringing 1T Walter Eolke. Giant -sr<t oasertan. Burns ID next brought in Robertson with an in- field hi-- Cicotte. Chicago'> pit cher throwing wild -o first base. carried Burns to second. Her -og. second baSen,zn. nex. ID. WAS pm oac or a toul Fiy. The seere a. .he end q tne fourth was New York two. Chicago nothing.
 NJ runs during the fifth or sixth innings During me <ev- en-n. Jackson. ,ett-ielier Fe,sch. center fielder. and Gand- !. fielder. struck ou-. Weaver. -r.-d ba<an3an threw our Burns . frs base. Herzog gor . Texas Leagaer. KauE flied to F=,Sct. NJ runs during Tn seventh.
 Jus- before -he game betting ~as 5ve -o are T favor . Ca;ea-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
LARGE NUMBER OF
 DESTR0YERS TO BE
 BUILT IMMEDIATELY
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
GERMAN DELEGATES
 THANK BRITISH FOR
 TREATMENT OF MEN
British Commissioners Bow Thanks But Do Not Return
 Compliment aG conference
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
VENICE PRESERVES ENEMY BOMBS WHICH
 DIDN'T EXPLODE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
MAYOR WITH A PUNCH

From the Sheboygan County Ncws)
 On Monday afternoon Mayor Boldt dropped into the City hotel where some hangera-on al the bar were dis cugsing the war, and when Fred gchaade, an eTnploye at the tannery uttered an insult 10 the United States flag Mayor Boldt. quick as flash, gave him punch on the nose with his fist. spiillng quantity of traitor ous blood and demonstrating that he is not onIy willing to do his duty as mayor but as an American citizen aa we'll.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
PAPERMEN WANT
 TO BE GOOD
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
MEXICO FIXES EXPORT
 DUTY ON HIDES HIGH
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS

SEATTLE Oct. l0.-Secretary Mo ..doo addressed z large and enthusi- as.ic meeting last night al which he urged all as patriotic duty and good business investment 10 buy bonds. The secretary said that he vas conf dent that before the 18th the entire three billions would be subscribed for.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

TOKYO, Oct 10.-A governmental decree prohibits exportation of pulp for paper manufacture. printing paper excepting coarse paper for newBpa- per printing. Bulphate Of ammonium, and fertilizer manufactured from sul- phatc of ammonium. phosphate cf lime or nitrate of soda unless spe- clal permits are obtained This is In- tended 10 control the abnormally high prices of commodities in Japan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
ALASKA ENGINEERING
 COMMISSION IS NOW
 RUSHING MATERIALS
Has Chartered an Extra Boat To Garry Rails to
 Anchorage
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SEATTLE 0c;- lo-The agsa, ot sas s',--'-- asrsne Commission 4-1e2ncet th-S morning .hA, !, had chartered , powerful motor ship from a- Oregon company to carry railroad construction -asse-i2ls and supplies lo Anc1o-age- The transport Crook 11isa sailed lass aiEa; has : cargo q rs5-S and supplies for ths comniSS ion and @ll s2GsaTo- . make another vcyaEa before sAe close ot navigation - -1s 1-.as- The commission Is de s.-oaS 9: se,-inz all che materials gass.e5s 1T order 70 prosecute the work vigorously late . ,Es fail
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
THE BRITISH
 SUFFER REVERSES
 IN STRONG ATTACK
The French Forces Advance While British Forces Fall
 Back
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LONDON. Oct l0.-The Germans launched a powerful attack against rhe British line on front extending TWO thousand yards. After desper- ate battle the British forces fell back a short distance. reports General Haig today The battle occurred south of Ypres near the Staden rail- way.
 Simultaneously the Germans made a counter attack against the French n the neigh5orhood. but they were re. pulsed with heavy losses and the French e-.s- short distance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

LONDON. Oc;- 19.-The presence ot so 1ac1 6o,o1-a, s:.fe- U circulation 1s-s 5gS- aoz 4zs is5 ,o uoYenea. sa- sAa 2e,:sa1elt ot . British Eai- p5-s co.-ass- whereby coins minred 5- E-E.s16. Canada or Australia would o5 -szo,.4bls anywhere . .hs British Empire The sae.ecs is D be taken p B s1s 1@x- meeting Q: the Imperial ec-ts-4-ce
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
OF MURDERER REFUSED
 BY GOVERNMENT

ROME. Oct. 19-At:er considering ne case for months. the Italian goy- srnnsat decided 10 refuse 10 gran, -hs United Sta.es' request 70 extra de the murderer Of Ruth Cruger in New York city year or more ago.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10.-Proper ties the value Of which will reach sev- eral million dollars, held in the names Of private individuals have been taken over by the government on charges that in reality they belong to the Cath ollie Church and that the persons In whose names they stand are pretended owners. Under the new constitution all church property becomes proper U of the nation The properties are located in the state of Puebla. Duran go, Michoacan and Jalisco.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
GREAT SHORTAGE OF
 FUEL IN GERMANY
fAsscc4Gied Pre>sJ

LONDON, Oct. 19.-According 10 a s,a-ernent received here issued by the railways Of Germany. they are facing grave shortage Of fuels So much so that an order wag issued putting lim- i's.lon on traffic and il ls proposed to levy q heavy excess fare 10 discour- age all avoidable business Journeys.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
JAPANESE TO ESTABLISH
 LEGATION IN ARGENTINE
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TOKYO. Oct. 10.-Japan Is planning 10 establish legation at Buenos Aires on account of the increasing Japanese interests there. Argentine affairs are now handled by the legation at Chilli.
 Also, in view Of the growth of Jap ans trade with South America, it Is likely that several new Japanese con gulates will be established
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
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PEkING. Ger. 1e-r.2 Chinese minister 70 Great Britain, Al.ro Sze. minister 10 Great Britain. Alfred Su-e q Agriculture and Commerce urging that every eifor. be made 10 increase Chinese production ot foodstufs and material available for clothing during he continuation Of the present war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10

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

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
2 MARINES
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-10
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
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depth 1852 feet. Wynona OIL 40. s,
so,.ibwest s-2O-I2 rigging up. r. a.
Gillespie No Is. northeast s-2o-I2.
10 barrels after shot. total depth 1872
feet. Dufneld Il Howard so. south
west 3-20-IZ. drilling 600. r. A. GIL
lcspie 40. 1G. northeast s-2O-12. drill
ing 100. OEage & Oklahoma No. zZs,
southeast 2z.2G-12 drilling 1850:
Carter Oh 80. 4. southeast 5-Zl-l0,
drilling $50. Henry on No. !. north
west 3-Zl-lz. drilling $50; Tidal OIL
so. 3. northwest lo-Zl-lz, drilling
$50. Barnsdall OH NO. 10. northeast