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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-11

During the months Of June, July and August, the Ketchikan Aerie F. O. D. will meet every First and Third Fri. days.
 D. SMITH HARRIS, President.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-13

""That's an EAGLE on Your Dollar
Not an OSTRICH"
sad Chicago recent business appeal We borrow
of his patriotic language follows
1.-The eagle fghter--he / an American bird
The GUTTER He doesn't belong this country. We
imported him.
Il" doesn't take ostrich and when he scared
he sticks his head the sand Then sneak
behind him and steal his tailfeathes for hat
"You eagle feathers hat
THE eage-he gheis American bird That is why, they
him your dollar
Your dollars should be DEMONSTRATING eagles
The head American dol
arit isn't fighting dollar Its GUTTER And cutters
anywhere this world
If your dollars ostrich dollars, this is for you
your dollars eagle DEMONSTRATING dolar-you
a this
Turn Your Dollars Into Liberty Bonds
That will be giving the American eagle chance hsnh
And if your dollars tempted to be ostrich dollars
Remember there other things
doashe safety OF home children business
county--and periodically clear conscience,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Wesley Junior
Pupils Recital

3faiHs $Ng - - ---AN -E. tH. tfH Il
Following Is the program to be pre-
scented tomorrow afternoon by the ,
Junior department Of Wesley college, !
beginning at 4:3O o'clock.
Peer Gynt Suite. ........... .Greig
Morning Mood
Sadie Fisher.
Shepherds All and Maidens Fair.
ss Beryl Seymour.
Entering Leaves ........ .Koellins
Frances Converse.
venitian Serenade ........... Brown
S Letitia Lewis.
ASS Death Greig
Jean Carpenter.
Fluttering Leaves .........K oelling
Esther Bathgate.
In the Merry Month of May. Merkel
r Hazel Deary.
Valse Caprice .......... Newland
RI Thelma Rysstad.
Filtration Dance Brown
Helen Greening.
Waltz Durand
@ y. ss Laura >NusS.
Butterflies Merkel
Martha Reinecke.
Petite Suite ............. Ole Olson
(a) Fanitul.
(b) Serenade.
Glays Lystad.
Valse End. GODDARD
Blanche Turner.
Shepherds All and Maidens Fair.
Edna Haverland.
End Babourka.. ........... GODDARD
Blanche Warnken.
Glover Blossoms .......... .Delaield
=. Helen O'Keefe.
Marie issing. Lawn
Valse Orabesque ........... Lack
Olga Stenmo.
Mtnuet PaderWsk1
Irene Bostrom.
Laurine Odell.
Bernice Draxton. the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Draxton, 14o7
University avenue entertained a party
OF friends yesterday afternoon in nom
or of her ninth birthday anniversary.
The hours were from six until nine,
and during that time the little people
played games. and had a supper
whore a birthday cake with the prop |
er number Of candles occupied a
prominent place on the table. The
guests were Hazel Jean and Mar
guerite Lyon, Maxine Cox, Ardis Kim
caid and Mildred and Lilah Draxton.
Recently the local 7. W. c. A. held
a campaign for raising funds to meet
the current expenses of the local as
ISOLATION, and for the work four
teams were appointed. Much good
natured rivalry resulted. and the two
ners at the Y. W. G. A. tomorrow eve
ing. There is to be a special pro-
gram and the affair will begin at 8
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
KEEP LOOKING young
It's Easy-n You Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young b to feel
young Ito do this you must watch your
liver and bowels there's no need Of
having Q sallow complexion - dark rinpa
under your eyes pimples "a bilious
look ID your face duh eyes with no
sparkle Your doctor viii tell you ninety
per cent Of al sickness comes from IN.
Active bowels and liver.
d. Edwards . well.Aaown physician
Ia Ohio perfected . vegetable CON.
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels which be gave to
his patients for years.
d. Edwards Olive Tahieta. the substi.
ts,te tor calomea, are gentle in their sction
yet always effective. They bring about
that exubaance q spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed By
everyone bytoning up the liver and clear.
ing the system Of impurities.
You viii know Dr.. EdWardS Olive Tab.
llets By their olive color. 10c and Csc per
boz. An druggista
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

asked of them, and are very Wiling
to aid in the work.
At the central headquarters in the
First National bank building DR.. F. M.
Peake. Appointed by tie state COM
mittee on registration TO look after
the work here, and Mrs. p. NJ. Cole,
president of the Votes for Women
league, which is directly handling the
campaign, are on duty, with a group
of other There have been a
much encouraged over the prospect of
getting the work finished up in short
order. Assisting at the headquarters
today are Mrs. j. M. Gillette, Mrs.
Samuel Torgerson, DR.: Mae Sanders,
Mrs. Galbraith and Miss Josephine
Griffith.
The Tri-state Telephone company
has installed a telephone in the head
quarters for the convenience of the
workers.
1t has been emphasized and made
very clear that this registration of
women is Of real Importance. No
money is expended. 1t seems, then,
that every patriotic woman will not
need to be urged to sign the simple
questions that are asked, and that
she will not shirk the responsibility
OIL Qer snare Ill the WOrk. Busy women
are devoting time and energy to
the campaign, and to present the is
sue, surely it is not too much for them
to expect cooperation from other
women Of the city. The government
has made it the patriotic duty, the
JOB" if you please, of women to as
sist in this way az we'll as in buying
Liberty bonds, aiding in the food
conservation, or helping the Red
Cross, and this is one of the import
ant things that is expected of them
at the present time.
The women's clubs of the city
are assisting the Votes for Women
league. and they have been assigned
to various districts. The P. e. O..
Sisterhood will take charge of the
Roosevelt district, sending out cam
paigners this morning, and to take
charge of the registration at the school
building today there will be Mrs.
Tingley, Mrs. Begg, Mrs. Becker and
Mrs; Fletcher and Mrs. EMarsden.
Friday Mrs. Libby, Mrs. Don McDon-
aid and Mrs. Fletcher will be in
charge and Saturday Mrs. Bek, Mrs,
Simpson, Miss Lillian Bulge and Miss
Esther Pike will preside.
At the Wilder school during the
several days. the w. G. T. U. will have
committees there, including Mrs. A. ID.
Mcleod, Mrs. Reiton, Mrs. Sa~teren,
Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. Van Dusen.
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Baughman.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

The Rebekah Circle will meet
Thursday afternoon for the weekly.
Red Cross work in ooms at the court
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

can..be sent. Housekeepers are asked
to remember the sale, and to donate
foods, II possible.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Brown OF
Minneapolis announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Sylvia
Daphne, to Captain Duane York
Sarles. son of former Governor and
Mrs. Gilmore Y. Sarles, Of Hillsboro,
~ n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Assist Hospital.

ASSIST HOSPITAL.
The hospital known az "Dr. Blake's
hospital" is to have the financial
support Of the American Red Cross
through an agreement entsredlnto by
Dr.. Joseph A. Blake. the Committee
Of the Hospital, the Service de sante,
the United States Army and War
Council of the Red Cross.
Since the outbreak Of the European
war, Dr.. Blake, one Of Americas
most distinguished surgeons. has been
engaged in hospital work. He has
worked INCREASINGLY since the first
wounded were brought into Paris;
and in a short time after he and his
star began operating, the hospital
became famous for the surgical re-
suits achieved.
Under the new arrangement the in
stitution is to be used primarily for
the care Of Americans. although 100
beds are to be retained for the use
of French soldiers as long as they
are not needed by Americans. 1t will
be open also to sick and wounded Red
Gross personnel. The hospital is to
be known hereafter as the American
RedZ Cross Military Hospital.No.- q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
REGISTERING OF
LOCAL WOMEN =.
Y BEGAN TODAY

The registration of women cam
paign opened briskly and encourag-
ingly this morning, and the commit
at the registering points and those
out on the door to door canvass re-
ported very good results up to noon
today. For the most part they found
understand what is being
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Advocates On Behalf
Of British Director.
ToWar Plentiful

London. Wednesday. Nov. 3l.-Ths
debate preceding the vote by which
the House Of Commons adopted an
amendment TO 1.-THE electoral bill dib-
franchising conscientious DIRECTORS to
war quickly showed that strong advo-
Gates on behalf Of the directors to the
amendment were not lacking. Lord
Hugh Cecil protested that the amend
ment would set up a law Of the state
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Red Cross WORK.

xSo0 C1O8> WORK. fH=
In connection with the dinner at
tho Commercial club last night, at
which Prof. James Davies gave an
address. on the war,\and Red Cross. q
group Of women from the various de.
partments Of the local Red Cross
chapter were in. charge Of an exhibi-
ton Of Red Cross work. Surgical
dressings. garments Of various kinds,
and a number Of knitted articles, in
Guiding many that had been done by
school children, were on view, and
gave visible evidence Of the splendid
work Chat In being donA hero.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

The Soldiers Aid society will hold
the regular. weekly food sale this COM
ing Saturday at the Ontario grocery.
The society has recently sent a fund
to the Machine Gun company and
Company M, who are in an eastern
training camp. for Thanksgiving din
ers, and has also subscribed liberalfy
to Que Eoys' fund. It is planned to
sepd funds for. a Christmas dinner.
also. and upon the success Of these
food sales depends the amount that
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

On TueSday morning g rtshsf.
Mimi . wedding Of INTEREST 20 Z
number Of fr11pas shero was ,solernnis-
"a. whom Miss jennie connaran be-
came the bride Of Peter Sullivan The
bride = the daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
John Connarah, farm residents living
near Fisher, and the groom's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sullivan, Sr.
a Rsy;, rashsE via hsu rent. ps rfonsss the ne
this oitys waS the bridesmaid, and the
groom's brother. VIM. Sullivan, at
tended him. The bride wore her
travelling costume OF brown.
a wedding breakfast at Mr.. and
Mrs. C~onnaran's home followed the
service ct the church. and Afterward
the young couple left for . trip to
the Twin Cities and some eastern
points.
Mrs. Margaret Rutherford Of ailby,
Is i'll alta local hospital, having sub
United to an operation q few days
Mrs. Ruthqrf6fd's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Lowell, with their three children, Of
Beach, NJ D., are here to spend some
time with heTs
At the meeting Of District No. 3,
Of the. Methodist aid, held yesterday
at the home of Mrs. T. e. Morgan,
SIS Third street. there were 25 wo-
me present. Arrangements, were
made for the bazaar which Sis to be
held on December 9Th, and the mem
bers Of this section made plans for q
food sale which they are to hold in
connection with their booth, At the
Beatrice Morgan assisted the hostess
in serving a lunch.
A card party will be given tonight
In the auditorium Of st. Michael.s
pro-cathedral. Following the games
a lunch will be served. by the hostesses
who are Mrs. J.. J.. 'Quigley Mrs. Axel
Martin Cotton.
The Luther League Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold q shadow
social this evening In the parlors Of
the church. beginning at 8 o'clock. A
good program has been prepared, and
h young women attending are ex-
pected to take lunch baskets.
Mrs. R. A. sprAeue, city food COM
missioner will 90 to Northwood to-
morrow and in the evening will adj
dress a public meeting on Sanitation,
and food conservation. Following
Mrs. Sprague's address the Campfire
girls will give q social for the benefit
of the Red Cross. N.
X X \
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Wilson Datoe. Of
Sheyenne. who have been the guests
Of Dr.. and Mrs. A. q. Floto Of North
Fifth street, for a few days, have
gone to Minneapolis, where they will
spend q few days with friends before
returning to their homo. @
........* s........
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22

as superior to moral law. Leifchild
Jones declared the spiritual home Of
the amendment was Germany.
Several members urged some sort
of discrimination and time limit ia the
Acknowledgement. II IL understood
made, especially in favor Of DIRECTORS
sngased in mine-sweeping and am
bulance work.
The belt has been taken from the
plain and fancy liar and awarded to
the propaganda.
Just when his opponents thought
they had caught Lloyd George in a
trap. they discovered he had baited
the trap himself.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
RED &FT6 .hnCRfS0lG
q. Il. 6. Circle

The group Of Eastern Star women
that has been meeting Friday after
Moons. to do hospital work. at the Ma
sonic Temple. will meet>Friday Of this
week at the home Of Mrs. D. NJ.
Holmes. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-22
Circle Meets.

The Red Cross Circle Of the auxil.
larry to the B. Of L. E. will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oliver
Yowells, 0002 University ave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-11
Nnrllr 10 CONTRACTORS.

scaled bids tor Doe construction
ui public ruff 900 Oldham County.
Tp.I. win he received hy the Com
mi stones. Court oi oldham County.
It Ono Court House boo Vega. Texas.
sHul D. u.clurt noon, July 2&. 1917.
The Nurk proposed involves the grad
ua together with bridges and Gull
..rI. 600 approximately 800 miles OF
road a check for s. 900 90. certi-
H.. fH o.. fhn County Depository OF
oldham County must accompany
a.r hid submitted Proposals must
Hu made nn fhr blank forms pro-
..lHU by 'Hn tounty Plans. speci-
NDfInus arI 'ln approximate guam
tics WaF boz seen. and the form Of
prap. obtained af the office OF
f.. County Clerk 600 Vega. Texas.
H.H . tNn office OF the Engineers.
ii. and s i1no. lf Dallas. Texas
.H. .. tH" specification may bo
u..... Groom fIr engineers ly tho
deposit n' 5000 tu Doe refunded when
fH. specification. are returned at tho
letting T.n right Is reserved to re-
... amy Hr 900 bids
#."H. proposals may hs made
... ea. art Dutort# and
. 0 uf H. accompanied Hy "a
.H.. u. 1..U.HH. cuudl-
'.. above
VIZ HNLrurE.
.."I. r. Oldham County.
...H.
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LOST

LOST Bay wHro mulc Hip cated
Iu Phone Hol-Fis. no Up
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FOR SALE

gRAIDS made from c,mhinEs Elite
liairdrcsslng PaIlor 10, Fuqua BLDG
Phone II Pas u
FOR SALE Ono share OF Pslo Duro
Club stock. Call 1904. 1877 II
FOR SALE-F5,sh and springer
cows. both Holaleins and Jerseys
Enayy mixers. Phone 1871 or call
81 Sunson's Dairy. lS3 a.
FOR SALE CHEAP -Choycrolctt
Baby Grand. 5-passcngcr for cash or
trade. Phone Gi2. 2ON-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP One lot : in.
block l73 Gaul S. Addition, ANA
ri,lo. Texas Title clear Mrs J W
Dickinson, 1901 - Robinson S..
Cicburnc Texas. 2O9-6p
OVERLAND Roadster. suitable for
Quick price SIS. ". u. Suoddy. En-
erf1n Prandiugnam Implement CO."
corner lst and FILLMORE SITS. GOSSIP
EOR SALE An excellent family
driving horse and second hand sur
roy Phone 90 NJ i-t. or see horse
Al Nrku.euts livery stable. -uAti
rpR SALE O. good Jersey COWS.
horse and implimcnts 400 Hons-
ton. 2lO-7p
FOR SALE Electric Vacuum clean
.r Sow. cost $3.50. $3.50 buys
o. Write BOX go. CITY 2t--ap
rOE SALE . room house complete.
.ly furnished. Dot lU0NliN. good ont
huidIu-.. rreg' big garden garden
tools price SlOl.Ho. part cash lal.
aror 90 iif.6. per month. must sell.
I'ti. rooF Spectators take notice
flU. O.. Ith S. -l-..p
IRON SALE ono HarIcy.ln.ids.r
Motorcycle Good sH nov. Apply
Box '-i -'--.f
rOR SALE or TRADE 9 room
house san Jar.aio Height. r.o0o
inI--J clasp
ron SALE Good business iu good
title town. cleaning up S2UH month.
lly Can be- bought for $1,000 For
Information. write "a. g. Care Daily
News Zii-6p
| ron SALE seftce also folding das
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FOR TRADE or SALE Lo' Boo o..
| Paso. Texas Too acrcs heavy 'Im
I bored land ln Louisiana q room
house iu Amarillo. call az room
over Vogue. % 30
Iron sALE Bradley Piano 'oa 'aar
ItD0 month. old VIII sol ar bar
gain or trade ffr Ford car r.oH.
To. j y Vaushn -l.-.'
|FOR SALE Furniture complete 90.
room house 2i3-sI
FOR SALE kitchen cabinet A.
condition Phone $50 $3.50
T FOR SALE -Ca-e. 1916 model auto
mobile. first rlars condition sos
y sLolld see the car t1 appreciate t.N
. price S. D su0dty Llll I'd
Z buckingham imi element CO.. Come
isf and Fillmore ST.. -H1-inl
FOR sAIE-3g8 acres dssdsd iau
northeastern y 81 iOharI Firee
iars more ore fhoueand dollar.
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OPPORTUNITY for learning Span
ish practically For particulars phone
267. 2l0 g.
~ IT rs HELP YOU WANT phone
81. Amarillo Employment Agency
We get tho helm without delay. +
~. - lme Mgr. ?. o. Box 776. ANA
fillo. Texas. Might phone SOC Help
- all kinds alvays ready ~ go.
Farm and railroad orders promptly
filled.
MONEY TO Loan business prop
orty in good Panhandle towns. a,so
small improved farms and Vendors
lien notes STRICTLY s por cent
Prompt service. Clarendon Ions
Amarillo Te2ae. 2OO-2ip
900 uon needed 20 pick Egyptian
cotton BOO Salt Riror Valley this fan
Wi'i pay %, cents per pound Sea
son from September 60 lanuar, o.
Won can work every day ppp0r.un-
Iig frr good uou 90 lease land sd
dress Vs. n KnoE Scc'y. Box Cos
Phoenix. hriZ
FOR TRADE Residence property in
Ntrs OKLA. for Amarillo property
r uill .ol T. 0 Johnson Phone
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..u.- no TRAVELLING NrN
Hlar ..a la.s finished reading t.'s
paper please throw I,aH. t.f r.Hlne
Ip.4 uH greatly appreciated y
artafn arf other railway eng .1..
rIu a,fe unable .a secure a paper
..f.rs going fY work fHH morning
Ysy' eu.rs reading tte latDl' war
news. Thank you.
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FOR RENT

EON MINI
FOR RENT Excellent suite ~
rooms In J. +. Num- block See }. $.
Nugent. agent 1855 n
OFFICE RoOMS--A few nice offices
10 rent in new smith building by
postoffice. ]. l.. Smith. lS7 tic
FOR RENT Close in, single furnish-
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rooms, 702 Taylor, opposite postoi-
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with hot and cold bath, 305 John
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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-21

Old papers, seventy-five for 10c, at The Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-21
PASSENGER LOST OFF
 YUKON RIVER BOAT

FAIRBANKS, Aug. 3, (By MaiD.
 A passenger named A. Jemischi mys,eriously disappeared from one of the lower Yukon river boats near Holy Cross several days ago, according to information received yesterday by the U. $. marshars office. Jemischi went on board at Dikeman and took pas sage for Ncnana. After leaving Holy Cross the man was missed. Deputy Marshal Vawter, who was on the boat, wired back to Holy Cross, but no trace of the missing man could be found, nor could any information con- cerning him be learned. The mans haggage and dog were sent on to Ne lana. It is possible that he fell over board, but that is not considered at Ill likely.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-21
NEW DREDGE WILL BE USED
 YEAR ROUND
Equipment Taken Up Inlet for Install, latiOn on the NakOchna
 River

w. w. Woodland and son, who have been developing placer and dredging property on the Nakochna and Xii chatna rivers during the summers and spending their winters in Seattle, passed through Seward recently to be- gin dredging. The property, consist ing of nine miles of ground, was re- gently incorporated in the Nakochna Gold Dredge company.
 The development work of the past few years has proven the ground and a dredge with a daily capacity of 25OO wards, will be installed this summer The machinery and equipment is now at the head of the Inlet and will be taken up the river. Woodland was over two months late in getting the machinery from the factories on ac- count of the extra amount of rush or ders ahead of him. He was forced to pay d DlS JULIUS DSlOlS hC NONiN SN' the boilers and the prices of all ma chinery parts have materially ad- vanced. For instance, Woodland said that the price of steel cable had ad- vanced from 17c to 42c in the past year and was hard to get even at the advanced price. He estimates that the outfit complete cost the company in the neighborhood of $8OOO more than the original figure, which is a fair comparison to the advance in all other lines.
 Chas. M. Hudson and his son Bert arrived on the Admiral Watson and will have charge of assembling the dredge. Woodland brought five experi- enced dredge men with him from Se- attle and will employ in the neighbor- hood of fifteen men on the Nakochna and Kichatna properties.
 The company will also erect a saw mill and put on a tractor and will get
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-21
CHARLES CRAWFORD GENERAL BLACKSMITH Horseshoeing Wheelwrighting
 SEWARD. ALASKA
No. 02763.

n the United States Land Office at
 Juneau, Alaska, June 2l, 1917.