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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
ROUSEKEEPERS WARNED
 AGAINST PERSONS POSING
 AS FOOD COLLECTORS"

This statement was made today by Herbert Hoover, United States Food Administrator:
 We have reports from various parts of the country of crooks, thieves, and confidence operators who are going from house to house purporting to be authorized by the Food Administration and ether departments of the Govern ment to collect or commander foodstuffs for the Government or the Army.
 wish to say emphatically that no department of the Government has or will ever make such de mands on householders, and that all sucsh people are petty frauds, should be held for the police. The Government agencies are investi- gating various cases and informa- tion is sought of all such persons by this department.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
WAR NEWS GIVEN OUT BY
 THE LONDON WAR OFFICE
Fresh German Attacks Southwest of Cambrai Re- ported as Complete Failure. The French Re-
 pulse Two Night Attacks

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE po 1-Territic fighting marked the British resistance to the stIong attacks launched by Prince Ru- precht's forces along a nine mile front 9n t6e Bygns Cambrai line. The British forces are more than holding
 ho.r own, ;he report adds.
 BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE. Dec. In today's report the operation in the Cambrai region yesterday, began by the Germans with turn nE movement, but the British pulled back most of their troops and shAs and thus saved them from being caught. The British also blew up aumhey O. guns Of the enemy.
 There is nc concealing the fact. says ne report that the enemy gave the British an uncomfortable hour or two hut a. no time was the situation such $ to cause particular uneasiness. Some ground was lost and few pris- Oaers rut unless unforeseen events the Germans plans have been frus- t.ated with the infiction of serious losses on their forces.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
THREE ALIENS IkTERNED AT
 FORT LISCUM

Three alleged aliens, Fred Bering- sohn, Robert Smith and Henry Mill fer were brought 10 Valdez last night on the steamer Alaska, and will be interned in the guardhouse at Fort Liscum until the end of the war They were sentenced at Fairbanks last fall for alleged seditious utterances dur ing the labor strike on the government railroad. By orders of the United States Attorney General they were or dered to be delivered to the command ing officer at Fort Liscum to be con fined during the period of the war.
 The three aliens were brought out over the trail to Chitina by United States Marshals Pete McMullen, Ed McAdam, of Fairbanks. They were turned over to Lieutenant Koehler at the post last night.-Vaidez Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
D0INCS OF THE DISTRICT
 COURT
Court Expected to Adjourn Today. Arson Case May
 Be Held Over

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 C.=zE ot cl= Co1-- J V. Bsll and Miss Ina L.sb1z-,- s-=1og-zpt=- -o Diz--.c- A-ro-a=r Sn.z=r. left n -Ee -.5-.-zl ETz-s -1.s ~a-. T.= -=- -z.z5e- q .1= c39-- officials 1.-. -=aTe E=-c-..z1 oz -1= C:.T Q: S=zccle -o- -o--ow z.cs-z9'z- Those g1o s-il .=1z.a z-= J15gs R W Jennings. Ass D.sc-ic- A1o-z=y ! J. Reagan. J ' R==5- Asst Cle-E Mrs z. Z. D=ozT, c: c1e clerks o@c= and Mrs. l. | Green. cosrz s-e1og-a23sr. and " Y. Czz=y. T. chic: 6=pg.g
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
LONDON PAPER
 SAYS POPE IS
 0-AUSTRIAN

LONDON. Dee, The Morning Pos, ia recent editorial accuses the vatican os being implicated in the propaganda which the newspaper says was largely responsible for t1e recent Italian reYsrSes-
 Reviewing wA&s !; describes as Yat- -aa vaccinations the PosS declares has i;S pa,.,ica, activities during he ea- gan oy no so2hss5ry be regarded -e e1Zs.s;sa, a:,A me principles o: neutrality
 F-5-e ,se beginning. says ,hs Pos. '-.,.s vatican has leaned 70 Austria : >5s s15 ,1c5e-,T aas tsl-;.yely. bur ac-
 -s,s e<c-1ss5 tAe Aa>:-,an CaaSe.
 The newspaper calls oa .1e British government to look mo ths matter and demands ina, he vatican declare sesa.te-y <. which ssie i. stands.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
NEW DRAFT RULES HERE

III discharges and exemptions made prior 70 the date ot -he issue ot tae 1=a Q1=s.ioaaire. which has recently Len received by the local exemption board are declared null and void
 The ques-:onaire is 70 be sent to all ueu claiming exemption. and must be filled cut il accordance with instruc- ticns contained therein within seven days after is receip. and returned 10 the local exemption board Failure D do 9 means that the registrant is con ting misdeneanor and is pun 4saate 6y fine Or imprisonment for 3ne year and may result in the loss Q: valuable rights and immediate in- duct;oa into military Service, say the instructions.
 The board nem oers have been asked 90 many times as b what status the men already exempted CT discharged iA rae first call occupy that the fol lowing statement has been given out
 The former proceedings are now !ust the same as if the men had not appeared a. al or were not examined. Their status becomes just the same as any other man on tae registration lists who has not been called. The dis charges or exemptions given the men on the first examination now becomes null and void Each man will now be called 10 properly i'll GU. the question aire. seven days being given 10 do this The questionable is then sent us and ~e classify the registrant The first call is then made for classification No. l, When all men in classification No. have been called and acted upon, the second classification O men will oe called The questionable is com posed Of F pages and the questions asked are varied No one from any Of the boards who are registered will be permitted b enlist in any part Of inc military service after the 18th Of this month.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
GOVERNMENT NAVY DEPT.
 WANTS MEN
Graduate Engineers Are Wanted to Inspect and
 Construct Aerial Fleet

The present naval aviation building program requires additional officers especially trained for inspectors of aircraft structure and engines. Men 10 be eligible for the training course must be graduate mechanical engin- eers, civil engineers or electrical en- gineers.
 These men are given special train ing course of from one month to six weeks with the Naval Aviation De- tachment, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. and approximately one month Of further training at some air craft or aircraft engine factory.
 II is requested that applications be forwarded from any civilian engineers (electrical, mechanical, or ciyiD con sidered Of excellent officer material. Applications accepted from civilian life are enrolled at Seamen 2nd Class, Class for Class ,, Naval Reserve Force. for the training period.
 At the end Of the training period men found satisfactory are commis- stoned as ensigns in the Naval Re serve Flying Corps. Officers so com missioned are under general enroll ment in the Naval Reserve Flying Corps, but are particularly utilized for inspection duty and for shop manage ment at Naval Air Stations.
 Anyone desiring further advice and application blanks inquire of R. s. Powell, of the local Wireless Station.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

LONDON. Dec. 1-The repulse of fresh German attacks southwest of Camhrai was reported this morning by General Haig,
 This morning the Germans were fought to standstill and defeated in their great counter drive along the Camtrai front and their efforts to ro,l Lack the British forces from their positions captured by General Bynge in his offensive move few days ago. ended in complete failure During the night the Germans tried to press forN ard in the Nendhuile sector, at the extreme southern end Of the Brit .su salient. but there again they fail T to reconquer any ground
 PARIS. Dee. 1.-The Germans launched ,wo night attacks last night sa he Vardun front but were repulsed ss:th fearful losses, reports the war of, : 9 this morning.
 LONDON. Dec All along the Palestine front. rom few miles ..-s5hwest 0; Jerusalem to the Mediter- :5aeau. the Turks are making dem ons.ralions but thus far have not af- .ac:ad the British positions, it is an nounced officially today
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
MAILING A RUMOR

According to Dr. Henry Story, there is rumor about town to tn eeffect that both Dr. Story and Judge Wm. T. Mahoney were among the judges at the Masquerade ball, given by the Eagles on Thanksgiving night. Dr. Story wishes to have this ruTnor con tradicted as there were only strang- CTS picked al random about the hall to do the judging, 50 that no favoritism could be charged
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
LITTLE TOMMY MIG QUILLAN DIES
 FROM BURNS

According 10 the Juneau Dispatch, of November 2s. little Tommy Mo Quillan, a ii year-old boy who was reared by his grandparents. Mir and Mrs. Kendrick. former residents of Juneau, but now residents of Tacoma, died recently there, the result Of burns NIT. and Mrs. McQuillan left here only q few months ago for Sitka, where Mir McQuiIlsn is in charge Of the govern ment cable. The Dispatch says that 2 Tacoma paper repoyted the incident in the fo.lowing;
 Thomas H. Kendrick, 10-year-old Sherman schoolboy, was fatally burn cd Monday morning while warming himself before fire at the family home. 3737iz North Cheyenne street. and died Tuesday morning as a re- suit of his burns and accompanying shock. The Kendrick family recent Y moved 10 Tacoma from Alaska. Monday morning the boy was standing before a dining room heating stove 70 dress, when his nightgown caught fire, the flames spreading so rapidly that he was frightfully burned.
 "Nr Kendrick suffered severe burns on both hands in an attempt 10 extinguigh the flames Thomas had run into the room where other members Of the family were, crying for his mother. Although less than minute had elapsed from the time the gown caught fire until # had been torn of, more than one-third of his body had been frfghtfuny burned"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
{NTERNED GERMANS NOT BEING 'PAMPERED'
 SAY THE OFFICIALS

The Department of Labor has issued the following:
 Entirely without justification is the way in which officials of the De- partment of Labor characterize stor- ;es that German seamen intened at Hot Springs. x. C., are being pam peredp
 It should be pointed out in the first DIs ce that the aliens detained at this particular station are not prisoners of war. They comprise officers and crews from a number of German ves- sels that were interned in United States ports and subsequently, were taken over by the Government upon the declaration of hostilities.
 Given Humane Treatment
 In keeping with it's announced pol lev to set an example in the handling cs these subjects which will be worthy the emulation off all civilized nations, and which it is hoped will be recipro-  who may be captured by enemy forces it has been the aim of the department to accord to these people humane and just treatment.
 Report Branded "Ridiculous."
 The statement that the men interned al Hot Springs eat five meals day IS branded as ridiculous by the officers acquainted with the facts. Three meals of substantial but plain fare, prepared by their own cooks, is the daily quota of each man. There is no warrant whatever for the intimation that any of these menus is elaborate. A sufficient amount of palatable food is furnished to satisfy normal man, but any semblance of luxury or extra vaeance is not to be found in the bill of fare.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
ONE FAMILY ADOPTS
 TWENTY-TWO CHILDREN

VINELAND. N '. Dac- Iron s1s -5us -hey were married Mr. a4d N-s- William ' PuTvis. q Ross-1ayn. 1aTe been 25o2.--g children. Re cs2E.E E1sy e=.@o-a-=i 51s.- 47a3 ar a.T@-S4-y c. t1e.- marriage
 ?1-r-s was -a--.e-. iz N1.v.l.a and c1e 1ex- morning Ae az3 lis bride a6og.e4 fire -ee5y ea!,t-s2. The couple have kep, .A2- practice -p u7. .l 2oE t1sy can po.-c S.-1 pride -o 2 family uS - -2a- 4aYs 1=sz raised and se1r o1: ;..o -1e world e,, tzb2ed win :.s P1-ris s7t-5, ot America 5-s- T1= sos:z- father : ! survivor Q: the C5rjl Wa and ex--=-e.y patriotic
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
GOVERNMENT IS IN
 NEED OF MORE HELP

WASHINGTON. D. C-Ne2rly 55@1Q appointments were made 70 the forces ot mechanics, helpers. and Ia ooc=zs ae navy y2-ts and other naval s.ao.is1ne--s during the 4scai rear ended June 5Q. 1917. and since -aa: Ga-e appointments have been made U increased proportion
 u appropriation Q: s7,5]l.99o is now t4.aE expended II -La enlargement Of ne g-4a- maya. gun factory q, Wash .-g-o1. z-1.ca. when completed. Niii ..,i-1ts1 ezp.oyEe1- for ..0@0 or more skilled mechanics. II ad5:5io2 70 tae Sls9 z.-=45y z, work .a ;hs plant. h -15s mammoth factory. one ot he best equipped and mos interesting ia The world, are 54i.c me great guns for our ~ar vessels. which cary 70 every co1zc-y he message ot Americas aoil- 5.y -o pro-=ct 1e-s=.: and co safeguard .-= rights .. her c.-.zeas wherever .1ey u4E 5e.
 Ta= 1=1 azTz, aircraft :ac.ory ac P1uaGe.2L.2, ~1.c1 7r: be completed -l.5 1o1t1. ~.-l also employ about 5.agg men
 The 1o-E=-z w1o man such plants are q superior class, and they feel . personal pride il tur1:ng out prod vcss .1a- vii. sand -ae tes- ot con zic. win arms ot oCAer nations i c3zs.d=-z5.e par os ne building 0: @z- vsss4.s .s also done i- Goveru- men. Ta-ts.
 The C1i,ed States rtvA serytce Commission. which Is charged EiA -1e task ot recruiting inc ranks 0. -z:s g-ezc civilian army. through is widespread organization !s furnishing the m=a as -aey are needed h cer- .e.1 trades. particularly Eiose con 1=c-e5 z-3-a s1.D1u:ldinz, there is Us -zlly z zaortage Szil-aakerz, copper smiths. sa!pA-Ce-s, aug, ,esui-ls, black smiths and -aeca!lists are especially needed Women 10 operate power sewing machines are also ia great de -1zad- The representatives of the C:TiI S=-Y.ce Commission q the post c11ces ia all cities are the official re- c-7gtting agents for this as well as ocasr branches ot the civil service The commission urges competent ne cazaics . offer their services 10 the Goyerzmeat at this time Of great lz@d-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
tnTI-WAR RIOTERS
 SMASH THEATRE
 IN PITCHED BATTLE
Bremen Had to Use Fire Hose to Protect Other Business
 Places

SHERBR0OhE Que. Dec. 1-An-! ~z- ..c-s-s broke uP 2 mass meeting hare .1a- was assembled -o hear al z55-sss ty government minister. T1= -.c- lasted .1-ee hours The Ii 3.=-s smashing il he troE- o. t1e -1=ac-s ia @-5c1 me meeting was ba .-g ze.5 E't-zu=a Lad Q Use Ihe Ire 1os= ~!-1 which Q pro-ec: othe. business places Tvezty of .he lead =-s were arrested
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

Snow fell to depth of twelve inches in Anchorage recently, besides the snowstorm slight earthquake gave the inhabitants something to consider.
 Up to the middle of October, Nome had produced an output of gold equal to that of 1916 However, October was the banner month in 1916 and 1t Is doubtful whether Nome produced an amount during that month to ,qual the breeding year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
GERMANS CLAIM
 GREAT VICTORY
Report the Capture of Four Thousand Prisoners
 and Two Villages

BERLIN. Dec, 1.-The capture ot 6onneliea and the village Of Gauslan. together with four thousand prisoners
 = lepost ed today iq the oflciai state msa; issued by the war office as re suN q the powerful attacks on Gen sral Bynss Ene on the Cambrai front. The statement; says that the British suffered heavy losses in killed beside ne prisoners taken
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
THE AUSTRIAN PREMIER WILLING
 TO TALK PEACE
Correspondent Says He Believes Negotiations For Peace
 Should Be Begun

AMSTERDAM. Dec. IA cores pondent for a local paper wired mes. sage from Vienna today quoting Pre- mjer Se'dler of Austria as saying that his country was prepared to negotiate general peace without territorial or economic violations of any rights Ct any countries" The correspond eR, further quotes the premier as say ms t&a: Peace negotiations should he begun immediately.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
PRESIDENT WILS0 N
 HAS A PROGRAM READY FOR CONGRESS

WASHINGTON Dec. 1-President Wilson said today that at the coming session ot congress. he purposes rec onmeading the consideration almost exclusively 10 the legislation for the production ot war supplies. var stamp taxes and other similar laws that would produce one hundred million a year.
 The law O. congress enacted the latter part Of October in reference 10 revenue taxes. are effective from to- day
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
SECOND DAUGHTER
 OF FORMER CAR
 ARRIVES IN ENGLAND

LONDON. Dec. Miss Romaaof. tae second daughter ot the former Elm pa-o- cf Russia. exf2ad in Siberia who vas recently reported or her way across tae Pacific ocean bound for an American po-t. has arrived il England according 70 the Morning Post
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
THREE KINGS
 PLEDGED 10
 NEUTRALITY
Conference is Brief With 1eo DiSsention on The
 Subject.

CHRIS rIANA. Dec Al tAe con. ;e~e4ss = t2s hi2sS 9. Norway, STs4eC and Denmark. la>; night s, Nhica -he!- respective premier and sso.esa=y were present aa sE=aamea. Ss> made at.s- trset discussion whereby lke three countries pledged themselves :o remain neutral. no u,a., -s- hoN io2s ,he var lass T. .s said s@e.s were practically 10 6iSsaa,ioa ja .as discussion
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

SEATTLE. Dee. 1.-Secretary Will son this morning took upon himself the task Of bringing a settlement Of <he Northwest telephone strike. The TWO factions will be brought together again and on the failure to reach an agreement. the government will oper- a.e lhe plant. it is sad today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

The oldest pioneer cannot remem- ber rain falling in Valdez the latter part 0, November. Nineteen inches Of snow or the ground at the time made slush quickly For three days rain fell the past week, the weather be- ing as warm as spring.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
FOOD SLACKERS
 TO BE PROSECUTED BY FOOD CONTROLLER

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. 1.-The names ot manufacturers and dealers subjecr 10 federal license who failed Q obtain licenses Nov. l. will be as- certained and reported to Food Ad- 1:nistra;or Hoover. according to an order issued 10 all state food admins .racors. The purpose is to begin prosecutions immediately.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
THE SPOKANE FLOATED

SEATTLE Dec The steamer Spokane @zs 1oat=9 .zs. 1:ghr et high :i1= and :o~e6 oz t5z beach a. Bella Bella 3 C. ~1=-e it is hoped sGf4- c-=at repairs ~i.l b= made -1ac i- nigh t= -or=5 ia-o drI dock
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
ALAMEDA COMING

SEATTLE. Dec The Alameda ~... sail a. -!-= o'clock Sunday morn ing ~i-1 Miss Js--y Me-sa- Miss y : Baker, 1T P-opp. ' L. Co22. :. ". Morgan L9cg. Toley alt Jos4 Zorica, :o- Ee-caikz1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
FIRST SESSION ON

PARIS. Dec. 1.-The first session of tie representatives of the in,erallied nations held the first session today. lut devoted most Of the time to ar rangins committees. for future ae- tionS.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
DOLSHEviKI MAKES
 SERIOUS CHARGES

LONDON. Dec, IA Petrograd cor respondent of the Times wired today .hat BolsheYiki had published diplo- matic correspondence showing that the Allies had offered Greece Southern Albania. also a certain territory in Asia Minor, if she would aid the Ser bians
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
 IS DISMISSED

PETROGRAD. Dee. M Maklyoff tae Russian amba ssador to France was persm ptcrily dismissed this morning by the Bolsheviki government. The action Is said 10 have been taken on account of the fact that the amhassa- dor intended to participate in the in ter-Allied conference now in session at Marseules.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

DETROIT. Dec. 1-Henry Ford, au- .omob;le manufacturer of this city. has subscribed for s50o.000 worth Of Can adian Victory bonds, according 10 an announcement made today
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
REPORT ARTILLERY DUEL

ROME Dec- I--A- artillery 6Ge. i7 .1s plains z.! along -1s middle and lo@-=- par q he Pave =.Te-. :s grow ing hourly -o-s .1E=zs4- -1= T4- o=z.ca announces -gtay
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
T FRITISH CASUA ALTIES
 IN NOV ENBER

LONDON. Dec. 1-Tae British cas- -a...eS ta- he month Q: November reached one h-airai and tweny-oae -;121s4ad, including twenty-five thou sand killed Is the statement Of the wa- c@sca today
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

TE= Santa Ana from the zo1rh a-r.v. a1 Tes-s-day afternoon Elth sixty ,o1s ot miscellaneous freight for tae Kst. c1iEzz Ehart, and Jeff Las- nigh. for W-ang=. and the Wasr Coast,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

It is ezey for woman to look out for hersen-if there 'is a window in the room she occupies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
WEATHER REPORT

.0s inches vas the amount ot . moisture CT snow which fell in | the t~en-y-to8r hours ending last | eFeai1g a. : ?. IT, The day vas | clear and sunny. Eo anow fell . today, and ,he s1r sas ozE all day | with sa. average ot 23' a5ove |
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
GERMAN SECRETARY
 RiDiCULES IDEA

ANS rERDAM. Dec IA Berlin dispatch received here quotes MT
 Kuehlmann. the German Foreign Sec re1ary as saying that it is an absurd fly 10 even imagine that Germany will enter peace conference with large claims attached. If peace is restored under +he present conditions. it must be without any claims or indemnities.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

4 total Of 182 dressed reindeer were shipped from Nome outside on the last trip Of the Victoria to the Stetes. With the exception Of ten carcasses the entire shipment was again destined for Minneapolis.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

SEATTLE. Dec. 1.-John McCourt, 2 special representative from the war department at Washington. announced today unless Seattle cleanup al once, she will also be quarantined by the Bremerton Navy Yard and all the Pug et Sound military forts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The British gov. ernment will purchase large quantities 0. Indian and Ceylon tea and will sell i. at cost, according to an announce ment made here by Lord Rhondha. British food controller He also an nounced that the state would provide cheaper milk for nursing mothers at the expense of the country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

SEATTLE Dae- The election Of .75 SeEo9. directors and Port Com for -hs city ;s on today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01
NELSON-DUDLER NUPTIALS

4 quiet wedding ceremony was per formed this morning at Il o'clock, when Miss Beda L. Nelson, recently Of Havre, Montana, became the bride Of Earl Hans Dudler, in the presence of the necessary witnesses. Rev. Sleipness officiated. Mir Dudler has been employed al Complex. North Arm, Of Moira Sound, by the Harper Mining Syndicate, where he became acquainted with his charming bride, who arrived from the East this sum- mer
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1.-The war department has received an ap- plication from Miss Ruth Law, of Chi cago, the aviator. for a pilots com mission in the aviation section of the signal corps. The department has taken her application under consider afinn
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-01

Work has been begun on the large quartermaster building to be erect ed by the Government in Valdez, on Mckinley and Alaska streets, oppo- site the Signal Corps building. The building will contain a stable, a large store room and the upstairs will be devoted to the comforts of the men.
 Because of salmon shortage this summer along the Yukon many min CTS and others are minus dog teams in the Toloyana country. Owners have i T killing dogs all fall rather than go 10 the expense of feeding them thru the winter.