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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
pr. >wopr 1T Leigh street Church..

Eov g. W. Sworc. =. -. OF Able
vile. :. g. preached last might at tho
Leigh Srr".i baptist church the lirst
sermon oi i series Of revival services
10 J.. held during IN" ucNt two weeks.
services wll H. held at 80 o'cl"ciS
.;,,h evening. The simultaneous evan
lsclistic campaign ia most of the sity
churches VII start next sunday. al
though several churches which ur.
luiGin.: ~ N" movement VIII hold their
services on of the general schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
TO REVIEW DAMAGE SUIT
GROWING OUT OF MURDER
Supreme Court Awards Writ OF Err
rOr to Father OF Mrs.
I<ciSter.
RAISES UNIQUE LAW POM
Action for $4,000 Damages Against
Executors of Man Who Killed
Himself After Death OF Wife, Re-
jccted by Lower Court.

Can there be a recovery against the
husband OF damages resulting from
the death of the wife. brought about
by the wrongful act of the husband,
ana. IL SO, can such q suit be main
tanned against the husbands personal
representative where he survives the
VIE. but dies before the institution
OF suit by her administrator?
An answer Ia this question. said TO
De unique in the states Jurisprudence
VIII he rendered by the supreme Court
OF Appeals when it announces its de-
ciSion in the case OF Fayette Osborn
against u. l.. and NJ L. Keister. an
peaied from the Circuit Court of the
citE OF Norfolk. where the contention
OF The defendants that no such action
LOT oamaSes can he maintained under
The Virginia law was upheld The
Supreme Court yesterday awarded the
appellant a writ OF error and supcrse-
IDEAS. liking bond n; $i0e.
Osborn is the father OF Mrs Es,cll,
osborn kciSter whose charred body
was found IL the ruins of the house
occupied by herself and her husband
~. l9iG In 4 declaration filed In the
Circuit Court OF Norfolk. Osborn
charged that his daughter was muir
ucrcd by her husband, who i, is aver
red himself set fire 10 the house TO
hide his crime. on July 20. Keis,er
''N' uPoii nllHScit wounds from
which he died a week later
SUES EXECUTORS or
HIS DEAD SoN-IN.I.w
Inc father of the dead woman IN
stltutcd suit Tor $4,000 damages
against y. l.. and NJ. |. l<eistcr exccu.
tors OF his dead law, demand.
ing that sum for injury done him h,
the death OF his daughter brought
ABOUT. as he charged. by the wrongful
act OF her husband. The defendants
Med demurrer 10 the declaration.
claiming. that, under the laws Of Vir.
Ginia. no such action can be instituted
alter the death of the wrongdoer, and
that furthermore. no action for dam
ages for the wrongful death OF a wife
cam be maintained against her husband
or executors The court sustained the
demurrer aud dismissed the suit From
this judgment Osborn now appeals and
the supreme Court will review the
ease.
The tragedy recalled by this action
created a decided sensation in Norfolk
last summer. Following the finding OF
Mrs kctstcrs Charrcd remains. dctcc-
tivcs went actively to work 10 solve
the mystery Of the killing. Suspicion
pointed 10 the husband. who. on the
morning following tho fire. shot him
self in the head at the home OF his
broth, "a l.rISclpS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
MINISTERS OPPOSE
PARADES ON SUNDAY
Want Troop Trains So Scheduled
That Militia VIII Not Detrain
on Lords Day.
INVESTIGATION or LICE
Union Wants to Know Reasons for
Abolisling Purity Squad" and
Calls for Strict Enforcement OF In
junction Law to Suppress Vice.

Unanimously and without discussion,
the Ministerial Union OF Richmond
adopted three resolutions at it's meet
ing yesterday morning. each dealing
with secular public affairs One rcso-
luton requested Governor Stuart to
try to prevent homecoming military
organizations from reaching Richmond
and parading on Sunday, one urged
the civic conditions committee OF he
union TO Investigate the present policy
Of the Police Department. and one re-
quested the Morals Bureau Of Rich.
mond 10 carry on AN active campaign
against vice.
To present the first resolution to the
Governor. committee was appointed
consisting OF Rev. George w. kcmper
president OF the union. and Rev. Rus
sell Cecil. d. D.. and Rev. Thomas
Semmes. two Of the vice presidents
The resolution follows:
Resolved. That the Ministerial
Union Of Richmond urgently request
Hon. Henry Carter Stuart. Governor
of Virginia, to do all in his power to
have any troops returning home en-
trained 50 not to detrain and pa
rade on the Lords Day. and that to
this end he take the matter up with
Hon. Newton u. Baker. Secretary of
War"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
The Richmond Society for the Pre-
venticn of Cruelty to Animals VIII hold
its monthly meeting at o'clock this
afternoon in Room go. Jefferson IIctcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
Fined for Disorder.

David Wade. colorcd. was fined $50
and costs yesterday in the Police Court
on the charge Of conducting "A disor-
DERBY house at els Calhoun Street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
MIEJSCOWAl

swe pieniadze w sposob najbez-
pieczniejszy i zarazem zyskowny
a nastepnie patryotycznie, bo
+ zyczynia sic do zaopatrzenta
armii narodowej przeciw Prusac-
twu w konteczne przybory, dale
wotum zaufania swemu rzadowi,
t,je Swiadectwo, IL rozumie, o co
wojna jest prowadzona i re pra-
gnie, azeby demokracya zapano-
villa w calym Swiecie mad auto
il~cya razem z oswobodzenierl
wszystkich ucisnionych narodow.
a wreszcie dale jak najkonkret-
>niej do zrozumienia wszystkim
junkrom pruskim i samemu kaj-
zcrowi. re wszystkie zasoby A
meryki beda wytezone, azeby
zgladzic prusactwo zpowierch'
nj ziemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
DIS PoWSTAJE NOVA
PARTYA.

Celem zaiozenia novel partyi
dis zjezdzaja sic ma konferencye
90 hotelu Sherman przywodcy
neutrality-suspicious.. progresistow,
socyal-demokratow i t. wv. nSin-
gle-Taxers". NazWa novel par
tyi, powstaiej re zlania sic tych
czterech zywioiow. jest ME znana
Bedzie to partya r~adykalna. jezeli
przyjdzie do scissego zjednocze-
MIA. a jezeli sic ME da przeprowa-
dzic przywodcy zawra PrzynaJ-
mniej porozumienie kooperacyj-
ne i wysuna swych kandydatow
do .kongresu w przysziych wy
borach krajowych.
Nova partya spodziewa sig
wybraG szeSciu senatorow Przy-
nsjmniej 20 k~ongresmanow W ro-
ku przysziym, co iej da CLOS roz-
strzygajacy W obu izbach kongre
su.
SocyaliSci. ktorzy do novel par
tyi sic przyiacza, So eymi ktorzy
wystapili z obecnej partyi socya-
listycznej dlatego, re jest niepa-
tryotyczna, przeciwna wojnie z
Niemcami, stezala wswych "a
mach i ME potrafiaca sic do no
wych warunkow zastosowac.
Przywodca tych socyalistow jest
John Spargo, ktory sic wczoraj
wyrazii. re nova partya bedzle
ma wskroS ~lojalna i pod kazdym
wzgledem bedzie Popierala rzad
we wojnje z Niemcami.
Kazda z tych czterech grup b5-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
~EEZULTATY PIERWSZYCH
DNI

Rezultaty sprzedazy bondow
wolnoSciowych w pierwszych
dniach jeszcze ME zoSta1j
cgtoszone. Kampania ma dobre
1.zpocznie sic dopiero dzisiaj pc
movie p.Mc Adoo. Wczoral / o.
rcgdaj organizowano sic do pra-
cy Gala siia parry. ktora trwac be-
G przez miesiac.
Nalezy jednak zanotowa6. Kill
ka wielkich s~przedazy, ktore
wczoraj uskuteczniono.
Fabrykanci mydia Proctor and
Gamble, podpisali deklaracye ma
81, 100000 bondow.
Martin A. Ryerson zakupii bon
dow "a $4,000 J. NJ. Hopkins
Z aS1O.OO0, a Illinois Manufactu-
rerS Association "a $4,000. Jest
pe:wnem. re jest wiele innych de-
klaracyi ma wielkie sunny.
Opiekunowie kosciola ePisko-
palnego Grace, PREY Wabash /
44tej ul., ktory sic spalii pred
dwoma laty. uchwalili uzyc $50.
600, skolektowane ma budowe no
wego koScioia, ma zakupno bon
dow wolnoSciowych. Budowe no
wego koScioia, odlozyli az Pc woj
lie.
PrzeszIo 1000 ochtnikow, zor-
ganizowanych we teams. z kt6-
rych kazdy ma swego kapitana,
bedzie sprzedawalo bondy.
]. P. Griffin, prezes wydziai;
handlowego. wczoraj zamianowal
komitet. ktory bedzie sprzeda-
val bondy czlonkom wydziaiu.
Szef policyi Schuettler rozpo-
czal kampanie zebraniem ii siebie
W biurze wszystkich kapitanow i
szefow departamentowych, Pow
zieto plan. a1sby ma Policyantow
byl jeden mowca i jeden sprzeda-
wacz.
Szef stray pozarnei O'Connor
wysiai listy do 1853 STACEY pozaro-
wych re zawiadomieniem, re re-
branie odbedzie sic W kwaterze
kazdego batalionu, ma ktorem be-
die obeony mowca i sprzeda-
wacz.
PublicznoSG jest proszona G
pomysly ola 125 ~ogloszen ma Gala
stronice gazety, a ola 100 ogio-
seen ma czwarta Geese STRONGLY.
Ogioszenia tie So celem rozbudze'
MIA poparcia ola pozyczki wolno'
Sciowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- P. Albert Fuchs, ktory
twierdzi, IL jest patryota amery-
aknskim i kleka pred Statue
WolnoSci w Nowym Yorku, wczo
raj ponowil swa oferte. IL da
$1,000 nagrody "a kazdy udowo-
dniony wypadek brutalnosci ME
mieckiej. lynn razem dodaJe re
brutalnoSc must bye popelniona
przez oficerow niemieckich, "a
MIN wyplaci nagrode. Trzej fun
kcyonaryusze z biura skarbnl-
ka powiatowego udali sic wczo-
raj do p. Fuchsa pc podatek lego
Z r. 1915 w sumie $3.50 jeszcze
ME zaplacony. P. Fuchs da} i'm
GEEK ma te SUNG. gdy mu powie-
dzieli, re skonfiskuja jego Was
nose. P. Fuchs ME moze przeba-
czyG Rooseveltowi, IL byi gosz-
czony osobiScie przez kajzera ma
lego divorce i chwalii Niemcow,
a obecnie tax ostro przeciw Mem
com wystepuje.
- Adwokat O. Christensen.
glowny obrohca 16G oskarzonych
przywodcow j czlonkow. u. w.
/ W., bagatelizuje 10000 zbrodni
wyliczonych przeciw lynne
przez Rad W aktach oskarzenia.
Adwokat ten %twierdzi, re sic gio-
wnie rozchodzi o to. czy organi-
zacya moze strajkowac w ciagu
wojny i czy mozc dalej prowa-
die strajk rozpoczety pred woj
No.
w Chicago bawi obecnie w.
A. Holman. premier z New South
Wales W Australia, liczacy lat 46.
najmiodszy premier W cesarstwie
brytyjskiem. Przemawiaf ma ze-
braniu W hotelu Morrison, gdzie
sic zebrali przywodcy prawie
wszystkich uni robotniczych W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
A NC
ADOO w CHICAGO.
Oficyalnie otwiera kampanie "a
. druga pozyczka wolnosciowa.

Adoo wczoraj przemawiai W
przepelnionej sail koncertowej
Orchestra Hall. otwierajac tenn
samem W Chicago druga kampa-
nie "a druga pozyczka wolnoscio-
wa. Tysiace os6b ME mogly sic
dostac do wnetrza.
Tlumy zebrane byiy nadzwy-
czaj entuzyastyczne. Me byio ami
iednego zgrzytu. Wszyscy okrzy-'
kami ! oklaskami okazywali, IL i'm
IA sercu ley PowOdzenie drugiej
pozyczki wolnoSciowej tax szczc-
RE lax Samemu sekretarzowi.
Sekretarz bardzo dosadnie ma
malowai znaczenie i waznoSc pie
riedzy W obecnej wOjnie, a Z Okla
wi tez skorzyStai, azeby maple
tnowac w ostrych Slowach wszel-
kie gadaniny ! agitacye pacyfi-
Styczne.
Zdaje sic, re p. sekretarz scha-
rakteryzowai znaczenie pozyczek
publicznych najlepiej W siowach
nastePujacych:
,,Gdyby choc tylko jedna Pozy-
czka. ofiarowana narodowi anne
rykanskiemu, ME ~dopisaia, byfo-
by to ciezsza kleska, anizeli pre-
grana jednej wielkiej bitwy."
Ma godzine pred przybyciem
p. Nc Adoo juz wszyStkie miej-
sea w sail byiy zajete. Kapela
marynarska pod batuta poruczni-
l7a J. P. Sousy i Choir University
Glee Club" przyczynialy sic do
rozbudzenia wybuchow patryoty-
Emu i entuzyazmu, zanim sic
-przygotowany program Fozpo-
czai.
Armia i marynarka byly W pei
nj reprezentowane. Ma ulicy tium
ktory sic ME m6gi dostac do wne-
trza, ciagnal sic do Jackson Blvd.
Ma bulwarze Michigan stall from
ten do Orchestra Hall oddziai
mathew z Great Lakes.
Gen. Barry. ktory dowodzi O.
bozem Camp Grant, Rockford.
ILL.,. byi reprezentowany przez
Majora C.rStaccy.
P. Nc Adoo rozpoczai sw6j OBJ
jazd NOVA W Cleveland. Celem
lego objazdu jest wyiacznie roz-
budzenie Rampant "a nowymi
boudami wolnosciowymi, ktorych
" m~iesiacu rozpisac trzeba ma
$4,000 OO, 900. TIE bondy przyno-
sza cztery procent Prowizyi.
P. Nc Adoo, zapswniajac, re
mad bondy wolnoSciowe. ktore
maja gwarancye rzadu, a temsa-
mem narodu caiego, ME ma mic
pewniejszego, wykazal, re So do
stepne niemal ola kazdego clio
wieka. JednoczeSnie p. Nc Adoo,
przedstawiajac, re niewyczerpa-
ne zapasy ziota So Potrzebne,
azeby zoinierze i majtkowie anne
rykanscy mogli skutecznie wal
czyc przeciw prusactwu j uczynic
go nietylko nieszkodliwym, ale
rawet z~miazdzyc go Pc wszyst-
kie easy, wykazai re ,.wrog do
mowy' jest ME mniej niebezpie-
cznym, niz wrog obey.
,,Idyotyzmem jest obecnie NOVA
D pokoju"-mowii sekretarz No
Adoo. ,,Kazdy pacyfista i przeci,
wink wojny z Prusactwem jest
.chorzem, ktory z tyiu wbija MOI
W plecy naszych zolnierzy ma
froncie. Tylko zdrajcy zwalczaja
swych zoinierzy z tyiu. Jeszcze
ME nadszedl Gas pokoju. Trzeba
najprzod wiele wielkich rzeczy
dokonac. Jest to powazne ale
chwalebne dziCio, W ktorem jes'
te5my zajeci, starajac sic ocaliG
SWAT ola demokracyi. So ludzie
Et6rzy mowia, re ME bylo uspra'
wiedliwienia ola wojny obecnej
Cziowiek, ktory sic tax wyraza
ma W sobie krew zofta." TT. j.
krew tch6rza,. Sen. La Toilette
wyrazii sic " Minneapolis, re A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03

PoIska polityk. cry wieKszy ezy mnieI
axy "a obowiazek p~ocZytywao sobie
powinien stale r~eklarnowac roc
wosc nasza wsr6d obcychI EaEnatamiao
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
KOBIETY WALCZA o TAN
SEE MLKO.

SEE MLkO.
w lokalu .Woman's City Club
odbedzie, sic w poniedziafek &C
branie w~szystkich przywodczyn
klub6w i organizacyi kobiecych
W Chicago, ably om6wiG Srodki /
kroki celem doprowadzenia do
~znizenia ceny mleka. Wezwanie
rozesiala parma Mary Mcdowell
Przemawiac ma ]. H. Wilker-
son, asystent prokuratora gene
ralnego Stanu Illinois Brundagea
Jednym Z plan6w jest bojkot
mleka w calym Stanie przez wszy
stkie familie, ktore ME maja ami
dzieci nizej lat 1 ami chorych.
Drugim projektem jest uzywanic
tylko mleka ~konserwowanego /
surogatow mleka, dop6ki cena
ME zostanie znizona.
TAX wladze stanowe jak i VIA
DE powiatowe wydaiy wczoraj
oSwiadczenie, w ktorych dono-
sza. IL znalaziy dowody wystar-
czajace przekroczenia ustaw an
titrustowych tax federalnych. jak
/ stauowych przez stowarzysze-
MIA producentow mleka.
Dowody znaleziono w doku-
mentach i ksiazkach. ktore skon-
fiskowano Z biura tutejszego sto-
warzyszenia producentow mleka.
Tutejsze stowarzyszenic miaio
porozumienia z podobnemi stowa-
rzyszeniami W innych czeSciach
kraju.
Sa dowody. re farmer0w, kto-
rzy do stowarzyszenia ME male
zeli przeSladowano rozmaItyml
sposobami. Czlonkowie stowarzy-
szenia mieli zelazna regule axe
by mleka ME sprzedawac handla'
rom, ktorzy kupowali mleko cd
farmerow, ME nalezacych do sto-
warzyszenia. Rowniez stowarzy-
szenie tutejsze mialo porozumie-
ME Z innemi stowarzyszenlami
azeby do innych miejscowoSci ME
posylac mleka, jezeli tam by1
brak wskutek wysotich GER. Dzia
10 sic to W Pittsburghu Cincin-
natl.
Prok. stan. Hoyne oSwiadczyi,
re dowody So wyrazne, IL produ-
cenci W pow. Cook a%rbitralnie
oznaczyli cene mleka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03

die reprezentowana ma konferen
cyl przez 20 delegatow.
J. Spargo opracowai szkic plat
formy novel partly ktora obey
muje: powszechne glosowanie;
kr6tki ballot; ..initiatije. referen-
czy; proporcyonalna Representa-
eye; glosowanie przez nieobec-
nych wyborc6w; latwiejsze po-
prawienie konstytpcyi; wolnoSc
Frasy i mowy; reforme wiezien-
ma prohibicye krajowa; upahst-
wowienie kopalni, kolei, telegra-
fu i telefonow; zniesienie tajnej
diplomacy; przedluzenie wszy-
stkich traktat0w i konceSyi parla
mentom narodow; utworzenic
zwiazku narodow swiata celem
wprowadzenia w zycie miedzy-
r~arodowej rownoSci i podtrzy-
MANU- pokoju.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
MRS. R. L. NEIL
 LEAVE ON HUMBOLDT

Mrs. R. r.. Neil was dejarting pas. senger on the steamer Humboldt today for Seattle, where she will visit with her mother, Mrs Lucy Young, for a month or six weeks, when she will be joined by MT. Neils two daughters. Miss Katherine and Miss Dorothy, who are in Portland, and who will return to Ketchikan with her Miss Dorothy Neil graduates from the Washington High School in Portland on the 18th of June, and will remain in Ketchikan permanently, while Miss Katherine Neil who is a very talented pianiste, will visit only for the summer, re- turning to Portland in the fall to con- tinue her musical work.
 While south, Mrs. Neil will pur chase a stock of infants and childrens' wear. and will open on her return a store, on the premises formerly occu, pied by Mr Field for the sale of these lines.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
R7. F. LADIES' AID
 HOLD TEA AND SALE

Yesterday afternoon and evening the Ladies Aid of tie II. E. Church held a very successful Tea and Parcel Post sale at the Utopia Club rooms. which were made attractive with cut flowers and daintily laid tables. The ladies were kept busy serving the delicious refreshments and the parcel post pack ages were not hear plentiful enough to satisfy the demand A neat sum was realized by this energetic body of workers, who spare neither time nor trouble in their efforts to please.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
SKATING MASQUERADE
 DRAWc GOOD CROWD

The skating asauerade held last evening at the Moose Hall, under the auspices of the Loyal Order of Moose, drew quite a crowd of both skaters and spectators, and several very com ical characters were on the floor The three prizes which consisted of brand new skates were awarded as follows; 1st prize to Mr Red Young as the most comical gentleman, 2nd prize to Mrs. Pearson, or Newtown, for the most comical lady, and the third prize to Charles Chapman who paraded as modern young lady. The doors were open at o'clock and the crowd re- mained to view the antics of the skat- CTS till II o'clock Music was furnish ed by Miss Esther Clark at the piano and Nr Ross with the drums.
 -<-s----
 WANTED Room and meals in Pri- yate home two Young Men.-Leave word at Revilla Hotel-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
'tl. 5. TO START
 OFFENSIVE AGAINST
 TIE SUBMARINES
Plans and Inventions of The Con-
 sultiag and Advising Board

When your home is infested with rats you don't run around every room killing rats when you can. You find out where the rat holes are and go after them there This is the only way to get rid of rats. and it is the cn1v way to get rid of submarines" " This is what MT William L. Saunders chairman of the Naval Consulting Board in the United States, says in connection with the submarine men, ace. Britain and France have follow od defensive tactics against submar- iras. bHt our purpose is to kill the rats in their holes"
 The Board has forwarded their plan to the Government at Washington This plan is for aggressive operations, and in tAeir opinion would soon put an end to the submarine menace. The plan is not a mere speculation, but has been successfully tested and proved ty the Board during the past three months It has been largely perfect ed through the genius of Thomas A Edison, and will involve an extensive use of electricity. The most important immediate step proposed is the clos. ing cf the North Sea, so that the sub marines could not get through to the Atlantic Ocean. This. MT. Saunders insists. could be done by the employ ment of several new inventions in con junction with the naval forces of the United States Just what these in ventions were, of course, could not be revealed.
 A companion plan for the destruct 1 ion of the German establishments on land had also been sent to Washing ton and without committing himself l Mr. Saunders intimated that an attack might be made upon Kiel Canal. These plans do not represent the work of any one man, but are the out come of the thought, and genious and work of hundreds of inventive Ameri cans The plans are the sum of Amer | ica's inventive mind.-,New York Her | aid
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
NEW CLERK FOR
 POST OFFICE HERE

Mir F. J. Wood, who arrived on the Prince John yesterday afternoon from Seattle, will assist MT. Clarence Pickle and Post Master Warder in the local Post Office Mr Wood was formerly in the Seattle office and spent the sum- mer in the Anchorage office last year He is a guest at the Revilla for the present.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
AN ERROR CORRECTED

In reporting the doings of the Dis trict Court last Wednesday, the report made it appear that the BysProducts Company at Wards Cove was the own CT of tie power boat Elliott that was ordered to be sold and is being ad- vertised This was an error as the By-Products company never had any thing to do with the power boat Elliott. It is simply lying at their wharf. The owners ee the beat are w T. Perkins J. H. Scott and J. Lee, and formed what is known as the Shark Com pany@ of which -Tr. Lee, who expres sed a desire to have the correction nate is a stockholder
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
|. s. MARSHAL'S SALE
FIRST DiVlSloi4, DISTRICT OF
 ALASKA.

By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out Of the United States District Court for the First Division. District of Al aska, on the 18th day of May, 1917 notice is hereby given that 1 will sell by public auction, for cash, on Thurs day. the 24th day of May, 1917, at 2 o'clock P. M.. at Wards Cove, Alaska, the gas screw, scow or vessel, Elliott her engines, boilers, machinery, boats tackle, apparel, appurtenances, and furniture, as she now lies at Wards Cove, Alaska. on board of said vessel. First Publication, May 16, 1917,
 Last Publication, May p, 1917.
 J. NJ. TANNER, U. s Marshal.
 w. B. SHARPE, Deputy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18

MT. A. Van MaHern of the West Coast Grocery company was an ar rival from Tacoma today on the steam CT Dolphin and is stopping over for several days in the interests of his firm before proceeding on his way to Juneau, his headquarters for Alaska. Mr. Van Mavern is registered at the Stedman
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18

During the thirty years during which the Treadwell, Mexican and Seven Hundred mines, recently flooded when the workings under the channel caved in, were in operation. more than 17,00o- 900 tons of ore have been taken out and milled by that company.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
JUST WAKING UP

Sometime ago. George Winston was asked for fresh meat This call woke him up. and since then he has been busy fixing his place of business to Leep fresh meat He claims that there is an opening here. and being some what enterprsing. he is going to give it a trial. With his line of fresh fish he has added fresh meat.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
BACK FROM TRIP

Mr and Mrs. H. c. Strong, who left for Seattle about two weeks ago on a hurried business trip. were returning passengers on the steamer Alaska this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
PICTURES OF
 SCHOOL GRADES

Pictures of the School Grades can be seen in the windows of the " II. Greens Studio 9t Cliff Avenue-The first house on the New Walk, where orders can bef1eft for same.-ady Il.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18

Jack Underwood, long a member of the Seattle Times staff and specialist on things Alaskan, has quit newspaper work and is now associated with fam ous mining interests in the North coun- try. He is a stockholder and director Of the American Dredge Building & Construction Company which operates five dredees in Alaska
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
BIG DANCE SATURDAY

The usual Saturday evening dance will be given in the Moose Hall tomor- row night and all are welcome. Gen tlemen 100-Ladies free.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
VISITOR FROM LORING

Mrs. M Wadding of Loring is a wis itor in town today, having arrived yes terday for a few days shopping. She is a guest of Mrs. J R. Heckman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18
REVILIA

Jas. J. Dennis, w. G. Fortman, F. J. Wood, j. H. Wood, H. P. Fish, Mrs. Kenneth Mckay, Gilbert Russel, Geo, Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Grant w. Smith, c. R. Griffin, Wm. Aiken, Lewis Stock
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-18

MT C. A. Burkhart, of Portland, pres ident of the Independent Steamship company, is visitor in the city and is registered at the Stedman.